The Altoona Herald from Altoona, Iowa • Page 7

BUSINESS PHONE 967-4224 IOWA, JANUARY 18, 1973 PAGE SEVEN Classified Advertising Rates EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1972 7e per word for each Insertion with a minimum of $1.50. Keyed ads will be charged SOe extra if replies must be handled in our office. Cards of Thanks and Memorlams' are $1.50 per insertion. charged at the Poetry will be classified rate. SALES SERVICE Prairie City TV FLOOR COVERING VVe Service All Brands Bus 994-2910 Res.

967-3153 RCA GE Barwick (tf) PAPER DRIVE by Bondurant Scout Troop 10. Pickups Saturday, Feb. 10 and Saturday, Feb. 24. 9-12, at Farmers Savings Bank Bondurant and Trailer 62 in trailer Phone 967-3412 or 9674757.

J.25.C Advertising Deadline 3 P.M., Tuesday PHONE 967-4224 INCOME TAX SERVICE Your home or mine Year Around Service R. E. SHORTT MTCIIELLVTLLE Phone 537-3070 or 285-7063 1-25-p Regarding Sex Preference in Help-Wanted Advertising In accordance with the rules adopted by the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, The Altoona Herald I cannot accept Help-Wanted ad- 1 THE PROVEN carpet cleaner vertising copy which in any way BLUE LUSTRE, is easy on the expresses a sex preference unless Restores forgotten colors, the advertiser files an affidavit Rcnt electric shampooer for $1 at with the newspaper justifying the HAMLI Furniture Appliance TORO SNOW and LAWN EQUIPMENT Authorized Sales Service Huffman Auto Service Phone 967-3173 Altoona (If) Increase Shown bphcwe lowans continued to reach for the telephone more often in 1972, while Northwestern Bell kept pace With a record investment in buildings and call-handling equipment' during the year. During 1972 lowans served by Northwestern Bell placed an average of 5,500,000 local calls every 200,000 over 1971. Addi- by BSLL TRIPP ABOUT CGi; iiE AND TEAI Morning coffee and afternoon tea for millions of people day is just not a day without these re sex preference on the basis of a bona fide occupational requirement.

Sale FOR Live ducks, $1 Phone 966-2063, Runnells. 1-18-p SHARPEN SAWS of all kinds, shears, chain Blake Mitchellville. tf FOR stock and grain rack for 8-ft. bed, near new, $100; 60-bu. hog feeder, $75.

Phone 967-4303. 1-18-c FOR SALE Drafting table, drafting machine, drafting pencils, typewriter, electric jigsaw, airless paint 9674490, Altoona. 1-18-c FOR room -1 ft. 1. j.

jnjjuiieuiuc. Altoona, phone 967-4325. 1-18-c SNOW PLOWING, CAR STARTING, DRIVEWAY DeMoss, Altoona, phone 967-4142 (tf) ORGANIZE YOUR KITCHEN, workshop, bathroom now iound difficult? It's me ell you Fulton, 967-4150. M8-C REDUCE excess fluids Huidcx, $1.69. Lose weight wi )ex-A-Diet capsules, $1.98 at AB Pharmacy, Altoona.

1-18 i At year's end, an electronic 'switching system was being in Dialled in Northwestern Bell's new downtown Des Moines communi cations center. Installations of new call handling equipment were made in many other Iowa locations as'well. Direct dialing of long distance calls in 1972 came to 40 low; MINNESOTA WOOLENS Your local dealer Is JoAnn Hiat Mitchellville phone 967-4666. Ca today for appointment. (tf SKIN DISORDERS? Try Toc Derm Vitamin cream, 1260 per tube at ABC Pharmacy i Altoona.

1-18- RAY RUNYAN MAYTAG SALES SERVICE BONDURANT HARDWARE Ph. 967-4534 Call Any Time Automatic Answering Service (tf) COLLEEN'S BEAUTY SALON, 4 mile west of Bondurant. Hair cuts, shampoos, permanent, hair color, 967-2292 for appointment. (tf) FOR Sylvania col-j or TV, oiled walnut cabinet, 2i yr. guar.

picture tube, 30-day 1 chassis, $200; 21-in. RCA, $100. Dual speakers, 967-2867. 1-18-p FOR Ski- Doo 292cc, $375. Double tilt trailer, Lang, phone 9662180.

1-18-c ALTOONA Mitehollvllle. FOR male hog, Wayne Miller, (ff) ----MAJOR CCDVIfC btKYK-C StOVCS Expert Refrigeration and Air Conditioning We Sell CARRIER Central Air GRIGGS TV 867-2933 (tf) Services TRUCKING Beans an corn. Have auger to unload grain Tom English, phone 2621028 or 262-5491. 966-2183. 1-18-c LATE MODEL SINGER ZIG in layaway.

Will sell for $42, Will consider trade-in. If interested, call 967-3656. 1-18-p FOR brome horse 967-4068. 1-18-p Bert Smith Trucking Sand, gravel, white rock, black dirt, fill dirt, excavating. Free estimates.

Any amount. FOR poodles, 8 wks. old, AKC registered; also mother of litter, apricot color. Phone 967-4261. 1-18-c TORO and 21" snow pups, 20" S.

P. snowhound. In stock at MTM 301i 1st Ave. Altoona. phone 967-3636.

(tf) Phone 265-1687 or 967-4883 Feeds Concentrates CUSTOM MILLING AND DELIVERY BURGET MILL ALTOONA PHONE CUSTOM CORN SHELLING HAULING W. A. McCLEARY CO. Walt McCleary Phone 967-2021 or 967-2900 Bondurant. Iowa (tf) (tf) FOR SALE Spotted Poland or Yorkshire boars, extra nice selection.

Long, heavy-hammed, top-indexing records on feed efficiency, cut out and daily rate of gain. Also open gilts. Nice selection of top quality Angus bulls, all fertility tested. Will deliver. Bryon Beukema, 3 miles southeast ut Newton, phone 792-6702 (tf) FOR SALE Poland China boars, weight over 300 large and rugged Iowa accredited herd.

Will and Mike Beukema, 2 miles east of Newton, (515) 792-4516. (tf) AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE on Lawn Boy equipment. We service all makes of small Engine Clinic, Bon durant, 967-3613. (tf) GENERAL BULLDOZING Land clearing, earth moving and Myers, phone 3873805, Maxwell. (tf) BOLENS LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT Authorized sales and Farm Supply, phone 268-7170.

(tf) HOMELTTE CHAIN SAWS, mowers, pumps, generators. Sales Service. Evening Tree Service, i mile west of Altoona on N.E. 57th, phone 26B- 5777. (t f) BEUKEMA Corn Shelling and Lime Hauling.

Phone Harry Beukema, 967-2548, or Tom Beu kema, phone 967-4813, Mitchell ville. (tf) CLEAN COBS WANTED $2 per ton. Call 967-2021 or A. McCleary Bondurant. (tf) WILL Agricultural lime, crushed rock, and concrete Kooyman, phone 9672167, Bondurant.

(tf) FOR Good selection of purebred Chester White boars, guaranteed accredited herd. Will deliver. Dwight Van Roekel, Route 3, Newton, Killduff phone 798-2617. (tf) Estate FOR SALE Newly-painted, 3 yr. old, 3-bdr.

ranch, att. basement. Rent with option to buy Phone 967-3477. 1-18-c FOR YOUR INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE NEEDS Call GOODEN INSURANCE MitcheUville Phone 967-2685 (tf) POFFENBERGER WELL CO. WELL SERVICE Myers Pump Water Systems SALES SERVICE ALTOONA.

IOWA PH. 967-4111 FEEDER PIGS FEEDER PIGS TRIE-AUCTION Select and buy graded feeder pigs in a couple hours times. p. in every Monday at our plunt. CALDWELL'S, Inc.

Phone 994-2666 Prairie City (tf) i "i-wiij I 111 in nua otivtiii ijy iNOrin lon distance Bell or by Independent fnS yCar a 6 8 PCT CCnt Ph nc companie." than New construction accounted for $81 million in 1972, up significantly over 1971's $66 million. That amount will jump approximately $88.6 million for the .1073 construction program and is expectet to total over 8600 million for the next five years. Northwestern Bell, employing 7,472 lowans, and the Bell 'Sys tern contributed about $158 mil lion to Iowa's economy during 1972 in new construction, payrolls taxes and the purchase of goods and services. Federal and state taxes paid by Northwestern Bell and its customers in telephone services reached $62.2 million in 1972, or an average of $4.36 per telephone per month. The company's year-end figures were announced by Jack A.

MacAllister, Iowa vice president and general sales manager. MacAllis- er noted that at year's end the company served 1,215,000 phones 230 communities, for a gain of 39,500 phones over 1971. The company continued to "go underground" in 1972 by replacing 15 per cent of the aerial per cent of Northwestern Bell's Iowa customers are now able to direct dial their own long distance, rails. Customers in towns not having this service still get direct dialing rates on station long distance calls. All service improvements completed in 1972 brought Northwestern Bell's investment in Iowa to $652 million, an average of $537 for every telephone the company serves in Iowa.

lowans made greater use of -the more sophisticated of business communications equipment in the past year. The growing use of Dataphone and Dataspeed sets, used to transmit data over ielephone lines, continued in 1972. The number of Datascts grew 41 I per cent to a total of 1,700. Wide! Area Telephone Service (WATS) ines in use went from 2,870 to 3,475, an increase of 21 per cent. In May, 1972, Northwestern Bell adopted a new affirmative action program designed to improve the status of women and wires in service at the beginning of the year with buried telephone cable.

More than 25,000 poles were removed, with about 1,500 miles of underground cable being nstalled. MacAllister noted that mderground cable helps provide ervice virtually free from storm lamage and improves community appearance with elimination of many poles and wires. The past year also brought the limination of long distance narges on some 82,000 calls be- ween three pairs of Iowa cities. This resulted from expansion of heir local calling areas. Sixteen new buildings or addi- were constructed in 14 The ia.

Monks observed that grazing sheep became quite lively after eating coffee cherries. To stay awake during long nights of prayer, the monks began to eat the coffee cherries. Human uso of coffee BUI Tripp may have- begun by the 16th century A.D. Tea is a much more ancient drink with its origins believed to be sometime around 2700 B.C. A Chinese Emperor, famous as a Divine Healer, always boiled his drinking water.

One day, his servants built tho fire under some trees. While the water boiled briskly, some or the topmost leaves blow into the kettle. Thus, so the legend goes, the delightful flavor of tea leaves boiled in fresh water was discovered. Both tea r.ntl coffee became popular in tho west, during the ICOOs. Coffee was introduced from the Middle East while tea was sent as a special gift to tho English Queen in 1660.

Over the years, tea and coffee have played roles in his-- tory as well as being staples in the family pantry. The Boston Tea Party, when patriots protested English taxes by dumping a shipment of tea into Boston Harbor, is famil- ir.r to every school child. Familiar innovations, according to Compton's Encyclopedia, came In. tha 1900s. Instant coffee was developed early in this century and became popular after World War II.

In 1904, at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, a young English man found little market for hot tea. Noticing the thirsty tourists crowded around a cold drink stand, he poured his hot tea over ice in tall glasses creating an instant success. During the same year, a tea merchant sent of his products to hundreds of customers in small silk bags. Normally, such samples were sent in small tins and tho merchant thought his innovation would save him some money.

To his surprise, orders poured in for tea in bags! And that cup of coffee you enjoy with your morning newspapers? It's the start of a great day for you, a touch of history and a part of the billion-dollar international import-export trade market. minority group employees by upgrading qualified women and minority persons to higher rate positions. The program established definite goals ind timetables for progress in equal employment opportunity. The goal of the new affirmative action program is to achieve a balance within each of 15 job classifications that approximates hat of the available labor force its operating areas. The past year also saw a num-, of men working in positions hat had predominantly been held by women, such as operator and 1 service representative.

Women, meanwhile, were represented in such traditionally male jobs as plant foreman, frameman and fa- the Iowa Com- orce Commission issued an or- January Clearance SPECIALS der authorizing a disappointing million annual rate increase less than 41 per cent of North- ng 1972. The communities are Davenport, Des Moines, Doon Du- uque, Elgin, Indianola, Lincoln, owa City, Preston, Renwick, Rock western Rnii- wi -n- Rose Hill, Sioux City and A PIf tcrn Bcl 21 million request. Vhittemore. Additionally, four lM lvinK lle(1ratc ordc ''age-work center buildings were 0 A cd tlc amount onstructed for lease by the tele I i sufficient in light of hone company in DCS Moines Wt oconomic conditions and ttumwa, Red Oak and Spencer' f- 01 1 1 )- 0 com an would he forced i August, 1972, plans were an- ounced for construction of a illion lie. to seek further 'rate relief.

A final statistic indicates that Rent ALTOONA Furnished apartment with 967 4168 or 262-5384. (tf-c) VAN'S GENERAL REPAIR Welding service. Phone 265-2642. 1-18-c TYPEWRITERS, tape recorders for rent, $6 per mo. Adding machines for rent.

Baker Typewriter 1552 E. Grand, phone 262-3189. (tf) Found WANTED Hammermill or burr mill. Glen Walker, Altoona, phone 967-4758. 1-18-p RIDE Bondurant to downtown Des Moines.

Hours 7:30 to 967-2124 after 5:30. 1-18-p WANT TO BUY Two-wheel utility trailer, prefer 15" wheels or smaller. Box unimportant. Phone 967-2210, Altoona, after 4:00. 1-18-c WANTED in my Altoona home, 6 a.m.

to 6 p.m., 967-3521. WANTED Carpentry work, room additions, kitchen remodeling, roofing, painting, sheet rock, digging and hauling. Free eati aid Cameo pendant in Altoona. Owner may have same by identifying and paying for this 967-4869. 1-25-nc HELP experienced in bookkeeping and office Industries, phone 967-4261.

(tf) FIGURETTE counselor, free personal fitting. Counselor Trudy, 262-2439. (tf) 289-1252. (tl) SEWING 1-18-c from wedding gowns to nightgowns. Quality work at reason- 4 JKENAGHR wants evening or i able 9674101.

Saturday babysitting in Mitchellville Vandehaar, 9674831- 1-18-c wilfdo babysitting in my Altoona home. Pre- 1-18-p family to make small payments on Story and Clark Organ. Can be seen in this Credit VW- -j fer daytime. Phone 967,3840 Music Center, 3628 E. Mtb, after 5:00 p.m.

1-18-c Des Moines, Iowa 50313. 1-18-p ATTENTION: NEED MONEY for summer vacation? Get in on spring business. High profits possible between now and June 1st. Write The Altoona Her- 1-25-p HOSPITAL WORK into the woild of modern hospital employment. We are offering.an opportunity for people interested in food service work, relating to health care institutions.

Will provide good starting salary with excellent benefits program. Applications now being accepted in the personnel office, West 5, Iowa Methodist Hospital, 1200 Pleasant, Des Moines, or call 283-6315. 1-18-c of Thanks CARD OF THANKS 'I We wish to thank all the peo- who helped us get ready and: during our sale. was very! much appreciated. Thanks again Uhiirles and Feme Dahlke, Mit- Jhellville.

1-18-p CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my many friends for their calls, cards and I'isits during my stay in the hos- )ital and now during my con- 'ulesccmce at Dolts 1-18-c JJdl moved or installed 320,000 phones more than one of every four the company in Iowa. STIVERS PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR PHONE 967-4131 ALTOONA, IOWA SEE OS OR ALL TYPES PRINTING ANNOUNCING Our increased expansion into the Mitchell ville area. Our agency has been in continuous operation under the same management for 20 years. Call us collect (674-3581) for quotations or appointments. We handle all types of insurance, Auto, Home, Business, Workmen's Compensation, Life, Accident, Hospitalization.

We offer Real Estate Service. List your property with us. We write Farm Insurance with Jasper County Mutual. Call John Weirick or Don Grosvenor Early American The 5L5405 MODEL NO. 5L54O5 Admiral.

SOLARCOOR 18" Remote Model 18TS121C On All Admiral TV's Close-Out On All 1972 Stereos and TV's HAMLIN FURNITURE APPLIANCE PHONE.