Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 13

AUGUST 51,1965 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH DEAR CY: What's all the hullabaloo about stockholders suing corporations? I hear a committee of stock-holders is suing Texas Gulf Sulphur for losses they claim to have suffered due to management messing up news releases regarding the firm's big mineral strike. My mother has some of this stock and wonders if a stockholders' committee is working in her interest. How does the S.E.C. figure in on this deal? WAYLAND DEAR WAYLAND: At this moment, there are about 20 lawsuits relative to the Texas Gulf Sulphur case which are being consolidated in New York for a hearing. Plaintiffs claim the way management released information on the big ore discoveries produced some rather bizarre profits and losses.

II is alleged top brass gained personally through purchases of stock and various options shoot of the commission's complaint. Regardless of which way the verdict goes, a lot of precedent will be set for future utterances of management. High company brass won't gush when someone asks, "And so. what's new?" CY Obituaries Worthy and that some sold too early shareholders not having known facts. But note, the firm is not bankrupt, insolvent, nor is it meshed with, a stockholders' committee.

Actually those hoping to collect damages are mostly ex-stockholders. The matter spins around Rule l.OB-5, adopted under section 10 of the Securities Exchange act of 1934. It points the fat finger at anyone making fanciful statements, half-truths, or omissions of fact which could mislead in the purchase or sale of securities registered on a national securities exchange. On April 19, the Securities and Exchange com mission filed a complaint against certain officers of the firm. It stated, in part: "The complaint charges that Texas Gulf issued a false and misleading press release concerning its mining activities in Timmons (Ontario) on April 13, 1964, and issued a subsequent release on April 16, 1964, which for the first time disclosed to the public the existence of a rich copper and zinc ore body.

The complaint further alleges that certain of the de- fendents purchased Texas Gulf stock after the issuance of the false press release and prior to the public dissemination of the second release." Although the action involved the commission, it was felt by some that the S.E.C.'s move could be used as a basis for stockholder suits, according to previous action of the courts. This case has received a lot of notoriety and stockholder suits are an off- paper. DEAR CY: I need your advice on some very important things. Where can I get information on greenhouses to sell? Also, I want all the information I can obtain on irrigating a small acreage the cheapest, most effective way. Please tell me how to get rid of seed ticks.

Is there anyway to keep snakes out of the yard and the garden? To whom does one apply to become caretaker of a recreation center belonging to the government? Please give me the complete procedure for getting a patent on a good roach powder. Thanks. MYRA DEAR MYRA: For a list of greenhouse manufacturers, check 'Thomas' Register" at your library. Write state and federal departments of agriculture regarding tick, snake, and irrigation problems. To obtain a job as caretaker of a recreation center, contact the U.S.

Department of the interior (Washington, D.C.) and the Conservation department at your state capital. Hold up on the roach situation for a moment, Myra, and tell me when the next rocket leaves from Cape Kennedy. I want to be on it! Ernest Isham Worthy, a retired building contractor, died Monday at 11 a.m. in St. Anthony's Hospital where he had been taken two hours previously following a heart attack at his home, 784 George Wood River.

Mr. Worthy, 82, had lived in Wood River 41 years and prior to that at Elsah where he was born Oct. 2, 1883. He is survived by his widow, the former Mildred V. Miner, whom he married in 1916, at Clayton, two daughters, Mrs.

Elvera Schuetz, Brighton, and Mrs. Fern Kopp, Roxana; two sons, John 0., Rosewood Heights, and Claude, Bethalto, and a brother, Orville, Wood River. There are 16 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. CY DEAR CY: Did you ever stop to think how seldom men and women in an office smile? Nowadays everything is so serious. I'd like to see more of these old time "Keep signs around offices.

MD.M. Mr. Worthy was a member of Hillcrest Church of the Nazarene where services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Rose Lawn Memory Gardens. The body is at Marks Mortuary where friends may call after 7 p.m.

today. Vambaketes Funeral services for a G. Vambaketes, 48, advertising manager of Pepsi-Cola Bottling will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Staten Chapel with the Rev. Father D.

Vainkos, Greek Or- dox priest, officiating. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Visiting hours at the chapel will be after 7 p.m. today.

Mr. Vambaketes, who lived at 422 Cliff suffered a heart attack at his home at 7:30 a.m. Monday and was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital where he died at 9 a.m. A life-time resident of Alton, Mr.

Vambakates was born May In Mt. Rose Cemetery after funeral services read by the Rev. Edwin H. Grant in the First Methodist Church of Wood River. The body had been at Marks Mortuary.

Pallbearers were Luther Middleton, Marlin Middleton, Warren Waters, William Creswick, Eric McDowell, and Eldon Joiner. Mrs. Sarah Crist Rites at Greenfield GREENFIELD Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Crist were conducted by the Rev. Roy Doll at Shields Memorial Home Friday afternoon.

Pallbearers were Richard Carney, 'Virden; Lewis Greene, Lee Freer, Ralph Dewey, James Ford, Lonnie Tudor, Russell Morrow, and Harvey Muntz. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery. Stocks Turn Mixed as Trading Up NEW YORK (AP) The stock market was mixed in moderate trading late this afternoon, with steels irregular. Volume for the day was estimated at 4.9 million shares compared with 4.4 million Monday. Here was the picture near the Johnson, Ike Have Talk EDUCATIONAL 12A INSTRUCTIONS 12A SEWINO SCHOOL complete 1- course, $10, September classes now forming.

Call 254-6101. EMPLOYMENT Burial services for Earl Owings of Canton, the son-in-law of Mrs. Crist, took place at Rose Hill Cemetery Thursday afternoon following services in Canlon. Pallbearers were Lee Freer. Lewis Greene, Ralph Dewey, Richard Morrow, Francis Prather, and Harvey Munlz.

Clark Services in Las Vegas, Nev. DEAR M.D.M.: Recognizing the value of pleasantness, one employer regu larly exhorts employes to "be cheerful with enthusiasm." What this country needs are more business people who smile, even when not on "Candid Camera. CY Cy Barrett's "Personal Success Through Reading and-or Running Newspaper Want Ads" is now available. Send 20 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Cy Barrett, c-o this news- 30, 1917, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

George Vambaketes. He attended St. Mary's School and Marquette High School, and during World War II was in military service. Mr. Vambaketes had been with Pepsi-Cola 10 years and prior to that had operated a tavern.

His widow, the former Agnes Seibold, whom he married in 1948, survives. He also leaves Funeral services for Wilbur Clark, millionaire hotel man, and former Altonian, were held at Las Vegas, Monday, according to word received by an uncle, G. G. Welch, 1403 Runyan St. Mr.

Clark, who died Friday at LaJolla, is survived by his widow; a brother, Harold, San Diego; a sister, Mrs. Merle Barcom and his mother, Mrs. Lulu Clark, San Diego, formerly of Keyesport. During his early youth he had lived at intervals in the home of his uncle in Alton. Robinson Funeral; Upper Alton Burial Funeral services for Joe Robinson, 51, 18 W.

9th were held at 11 a.m. today in St. James Baptist Church, with the Rev. C. D.

Buchanan officiating. Burial was in Upper Alton Cemetery. close: While most changes were narrow, General Electric and Westinghouse Electric fell sharply on news that the companies had been found guilty of a price-fixing conspiracy. Westinghou.se toppled about 3 points and GE was down more than 2. A federal judge assessed them damages of about $10.9 million.

Union Carbide, up more than a point, looked like the volume leader. It was up well over a point following sale of blocks of 50,000 and 48.400 shares. Korvette was a heavily traded gainer, up nearly 2. Ampex, also active, gained a fraction. U.S.

Steel eased, Republic Steel and Bethlehem showed little change and Jones Laughlin was a fractional loser as the Street showed caution following news of an eight-day delay in WASHINGTON (AP) former President Dwight D. El- senhower called at the White House Monday and chatted for 45 minutes with President Johnson. Press secretary Bill D. Moyers said the President learned that Eisenhower was in town for a Republican meeting and invited him to stop by. Moyers said the two discussed the steel negotiations, the war in Viet Nam, Latin-American problems and other matters.

13 LOCAL INSTRUCTIONS 13 Sept. 1 REMEDIAL READING Instruction- qualified teacher, $1.00 per. hour, ages 8 to 16. Phone 254-6348; 14 MUSIC, DANCINO, DRAMA 14 Sept. 2 EXPERIENCED Educated Piano teacher.

465-1323. 18 HELP Mate 19 1 AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER Credit clerk, stenographers, clerk- typist, saieslndy. INSURANCE SALESMAN, 1 man, credit Investigator. 3REATER ALTON Get fttfidy ttfdft tfct Ktrth STEAK -N SHAKE-Boys or girls A Idufpmiitt We sell and BEST MADE ft LAWN MOWER I EMPLOYMENT HKLP WANTED MALE 17 31 16 and over, full or part time curb I position available, excellent sal-1 ary plus tips, meats furnished. ply In person.

No. 5, Highway 140, Florissant. about 15 minutes from Alton or Personnel office. 8128 Olive Street Road. Structural draftsman (experienced or trainee); In- ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL 1289 NOTICE Public Notice Is hereby given that on August 20, A.D.

1965, a certificate was filed In the Office of the County Clerk of Madison County, II llnols, setting forth the names and putt-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Montclalre Uowl, located at 2002 Troy Edwurdsvlllo. 111. Dated this 20th day of August, vestlgator, day, 9-3. 22-28. Apply Wednes WMN 0 Johnson er.

465-2863. guitar teach- AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT. 726 East Broadway. 17 BODY MEN First class, journeymen only. Contact Bob Innls, Albrecht Chevrolet.

254-0616, Ext. 48. 17 TF EXPERIENCED RETAIL MAN Firestone Store, 512 E. Broadway 402-9229. 17 31 FULL TIME appearing young man, 18-25, high school education.

Apply Klnney Shoes. East Gate Shopping Center, East Alton. 17 31 VE HAVE SMALL chain saw Repairing SiMflMtafat HOUSEWIVES Judy 1 JSf Jewels now hiring in this area: State Delmar. Dttl 4IS-MM full or part-time, commission. TF Tu Th Sat 19A 19A 31 FOR SALESLADIES A.D., 1965.

EULALIA HOTZ County Clerk LAUNDRY SALESMAN. Must be over draft age. Give age, experience, education, three business lull VJ1 pal l-Lllllu, V.VJIIIIIII33IUII, no Investment, free training. For appointment phone 466-2394. 2 you use $251 week extra.

Four hours a day. Air-conditioned office. No experience necessary. Write Box care Telegraph. 2 IF YOU LIKE talking to people over the telephone and doing your community a service.

Also paid SI.25 per hour plus fringe benefits call 462-0050 Thursday, Friday morning 10-12 a.m. only. Sept. 2-3. references, dress.

Box ihone number and ad- 1070 care Telegraph. SALESMEN MAN FOR CLEANING shop and filling truck gas tanks. $1.25. Call before 5 p.m. 17 31 CARD OF THANKS Of JESSEDELL to thank all who the steel strike deadline.

2 31 The family DAECH wishes were so kind and thoughtful In our time of need. Especially relatives, friends, neighbors, the Onized Club, Rev. Taylor and staff at Gent Fu neral Home. We wish to express our appreciation for the gifts, flowers, food, and cards of sympathy; and especially the Tri-Clty Speedway, St Charles Speedway, and the Spring field Speedway, Rev. Wayne Hox sie, Rev.

Paul Krebs, and the Smith Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Pritchett. MAN, age 24 or older for finance business: no expe'Mence necessary but will help; both inside and outside work, must own car in condition. Salary open and car allowance. Write full and complete resume of past employment and education. Box 1060.

II TF MUST be experienced In brake work and front end alignments. Firestone, 512 East Broadway, Alton. 17 Sept. 2 MANAGER CHEF Combination to manage new restaurant, new kitchen equipment. Phone Busch 498-5030, Jerseyvllle.

17 20 27-30-31 Are you ready to make a change or are you Interested in working with security and pride of self satisfaction of helping others. Being of service In a reputable sales field. Opportunity for advancement, fringe benefits, and good commissions. If you have good character and between 25 and 55 and own an automobile, call at the desk In person at the Hotel Stratford, between 9 and 11:30 a.m. or 5 to 7 p.m.

on Wednesday, Sept. 1, for personal Interview. Will Interview both men and women. 1 DO YOU NEED need Parti service Wathttt Machines and Vacuum 828 E. 7th 402-4423 MlbDLECOPF'S FACTORY AUTHORIZED HOOVER CLEANER SERVICE "POWER LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED, SHARPENED ALL MAKES stock of Tore Mtfwtra aad Panzer Garden TUUri, Used Moweri.

STOBBS TIRE SALES 3529 Collage 493-73M 1 32 SPECIAL ROACHES AND WATER BUGS Average size home $10. Guaranteed, END-ALL EXTERMINATING CO. 462-4818 32 13 THE DOLL HOUSE Nursery School. Pre-Klndergarten training (or 3 to 5-year olds. Two classes dally.

Dial 466-4093. Sept. 7 ii WEED MOWING, grading, ways, landscaping, seeding, disking, plowing, septlcs, laterals, all kinds tractor work. Call 462-3165. men.

Call 465-4131. 20 2 Up 2 points or better were Duffy-Mott and Fairchild Camera. 8 RUMMAGE A PASTRY SALES Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds were mostly unchanged in light trading. 12 Selected Stocks Following are today's 1 p.m.

quotations of twelve New York Slock Exchange issues research has indicated are widely held in the Alton area as supplied to the Alton Evening Telegraph by Newhard, Cook from its Alton branch office. (The New York Exchange closes daily at 2:30 p.m., Alton time, so these are not the closing quotations): Gen. Motors Granite City Steel Olin Mathieson 49, Owens-Illinois Shell Oil 67y 4 Sinclair Oil Socony Standard Oil (Ind.) Standard Oil (NJ) U. S. Steel Sears RUMMAGE Home, 417 Prospect.

September 1. Many bargains. RUMMAGE in all sizes, large variety. 616 Oak Alton, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 to 5. SOCIETIES and LODGES 9 31 PART TIME POSITIONS Starting $50 salary per week.

465-4131. 17- janitor and maid, evenings. Must be bondable, 30 years or older, care Telegraph. Write Box 1140, IH HELP WANTED FEMALE 18 1 -t our home. One small child.

Own transportation. References. 465-6502. 18 31 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Representative from Madison, Jer sey. St Clalr Counties.

$132 weekly guaranteed plus additional com mission 465-1942 for appointment. Mr. Bund interviewing at Hlway House. 20 2 BUILDING 33 TF TU Th MATURED MAN Mr. W.

Bertals will interview at Hi way House Motel, Sept. 1-2-3. Sales representative. Weekly guarantee plus additional commission. 20 2 BABYSITTER WANTED.

254-1206. 18 31 ROUTE 30 to 40. Experienced In calling on retail groceries. References. Salary, commission and other benefits.

Write to Kelly Food Products, Mr. E. J. Otto, Route 2, Salem, III. BABY SITTER Wanted.

East Alton, evenings. Call 377-9001. 18 31 FRANKLON LODGE No. 25 Special meeting Tuesday, Aug. 31.

Fried chicken dinner at 6 p.m. Work In 3rd Degree at 7 p.m. Visiting brethren welcome. RALPH 9 31 BAYLEY. W.

BABYSITTER, housekeeper. One child 2y 2 years. Five days a week, own transportation, $15 a week, Godfrey. 466-2383 or 466-4228. SALESMEN NATIONAL concern, 3 salesmen, St.

Louis and outlying towns Car required. Transportation provided. Good commission and bonus. Above average salary. Proven accounts and repeat sales.

Call W. G. Reams, 259-8724 for details. ADDITIONS General Modernization Aluminum Windows and Doora Siding Custom Work tor Particular People at Moderate prlcea ZIMMER HOME IMPROVEMENT AND HARDWARE 706 Milton Road 462-0576 33 CARPENTER WORK Repairing, remodeling, roofing, aiding, kitchen cabinets, bullt-lns. Ph.

254-2303. 27 CARPENTER WORK Patch plastering, roof repair, plumbing work, blocks laid and cement work. Interior and exterior painting. Call Charles Stormer. 466-1437.

School Costs Seem To Grow Faster Than Children Do two daughters, Patricia and Tamara, and four sons, George, Paul, Nicky, and Gregory, all of Alton. There are two brothers, John, Alton, and Ted, Chicago, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Boukas, and Mrs. Pauline Parker, Alton, and Mrs. Stella Bosnos, Las Vegas, Nev.

Pallbearers were Herman Johnson Jesse Campbell, Nathaniel Hamilton, Willie Wilson, and Jave B. Stevenson. Louis Praiiger Rites Set at Carrollton CARROLLTON -Funeral services for Louis Pranger, re- Jacoby Rites Today tired merchant, will be Thurs By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst NEW YORK (AP) There will be 5.4 million students going to colleges and universities in the United States this fall and about that many American parents wondering how they'll ever meet all the costs. Millions more already are facing up to the same problem. In the years ahead their youngsters will wind up their high school years.

And college costs seem to grow even faster than children do. The solution? Savings, loans, scholarships, or maybe junior helping out by getting a part- time job? The nation will be spending billion this year for educating 54 million persons, from kindergarten through graduate schools, the U.S. Office of Education estimates. The college population has more than doubled in the last 10 years with degrees becoming ever more of a factor in landing top jobs. ey in banks something like a Christmas Club, only for many years instead of one.

Some parents take second, or moonlighting, jobs to raise the needed money. There are insurance plans now tailored to the future needs of the growing number of college-bound youngsters and the rising cost of higher education. Other parents dream of junior's winning a scholarship. There are many types of these. Putting his children through college would cost the parent even more than it does today, if the schools weren't aided by endowment drives.

Colleges also ease their rising costs by contributions from corporations, foundations, alumni, individuals, and from taxpayers through the grants from government agencies. The federal government is now enlarging an aid plan that may help. Sometimes the student himself gets a loan to help finance his journey through college. One plan is the National Defense Itudent Loan Program which has grown from $13.5 million in In Gent Chapel The Rev. Paul S.

Krebs officiated at services at 2 p.m. today in Gent Chapel for John Ernest Jacoby, retired cabinet maker. Burial was in Upper Alton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Ball, Ward Williams, Ralph Byrd, Joe Greenwell, Robert Hamilton, and Alfred Galley. Greenville Burial For Wood River Man The body of Norville Homei McDowell of Wood River was taken to Greenville for buria ay at 9 a.m.

in St. John's Cath- lie Church. Burial will be in City Cemetery with military services by CarrolHon 'ost 114, American Legion. The body is at Simpson Fu leral Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. today.

Knights of Colombus Bosary vill be Tuesday at 8 p.m. and he Parish Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. MANILA PROFS VETO UNION MANILA The faculty of the Far Eastern University in Manila, the Philippines, recently voted overwhelmingly against unionizing. STREEPER Some parents start saving for the college years even before the child enters elementary school. This is one incentive for buying U.S.

savings bonds, or for regularly putting away mon- Livestock Prices At East St. Louis NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, HI. (AP) Estimated receipts for Wednesday: Hogs cattle calves 300; sheep 500. Hogs 7,000 210-270 Ib barrows and gilts 24.00-24.25; 300-550 Ibs sows 21.25-23.00. Cattle calves 400; good to choice steers 24.50-27.00; good to choice heifers 22.0025.00; cows 130.0-15.00; good to choice vealers 19.00-27.00.

Sheep 800; good to prime spring lambs 21.00-23.50 ewes good to fancy spring feeder lambs 18.00-21.50. (FUNERAL HOME 1690 WASHINGTON oans in 1955 to $145 million today. The individual colleges put up 10 per cent of the loan and landle the applications. The interest and principal payments itart after the student gets bis degree and may cover 10 years. More than 800 schools aiid colleges are now members of the Tuition Plan, started in 1938.

Member colleges offer the plan to parents as an optional payment method. The Tuition Plan pays education fees as they fall due and collects from the parents on a monthly basis. Of course, junior may do what his father may have done before him get a job to help out. But students increasingly complain that courses are getting harder and more technical and taking more time and energy every year. That is one reason the pay-as-you-go or the learn-now- pay-later plans are playing a bigger role in the rush for high- ef education and better jobs.

BABY SITTER wanted for 3 3inal'. children. Hartford area. SITUATIONS WTO. MALE 18 7 BABYSITTER 2 children in Wood River vicinity.

References required. 254-9589. 18 1 J4 DECC RATING 21 Sept. 2 EXPERIENCED Retired Couple would like to manage apartments or motel. Handy with tools.

466-4502 A-l PAPER Save money. Call 465-6238. 34-2 PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster repair. Carpenter work. 462-0361.

in I P1ASA LODGE NO. 27 Special meetlni? Thursday, August 31, at 7:30 p.m. Work In the FC Degree. Visiting brethren welcome. Refreshments.

GEORGE W. CLARK, W. M. BEAUTY OPERATOR For Salon with established lollowlng. Must bo experienced In styling.

Salary commensurate with ability. Call for appointment. 66 E. Ferguson, Wood River, across from downtown Tri- City. 254-4427, 254-9711.

18 Sepl. 1 CURB GIRLS wanted, day or evening. Apply at Von's Wood River. 18 31 Most Grain Contracts Hold Steady CHICAGO (AP) Most grain futures contracts settled into a narrow price range either way of previous closes in dull dealings in the early afternoon to- SITUATIONS I 22 my home. State licensed.

Experienced. Also ironings done. 259-8136. 22 Sept. 1 BABYSITTING In my home, 1 to 3 children.

1103 E. 7th. 462-9925. Platterlna. removing wallpaper, carpenter work, roof oalr.

No lob too small. Cbarlm Bascdea. 468-2891. 37 HEATING PLUMBING 37 GUTTERING Roofing, painting, chimneys (caps), TV antenna, odd Jobs. Prompt service.

Reasonable. 254-3649. 38 HOME BUILDING SERVICE CURB GIRLS Experience not necessary. Parkette Drive-In. 18 EAST ALTON AREA Older person preferred; one child Transportation will be furnished.

Call after 5 p.m. 254-6194. 1R STATED visit. Alton Chapter No 775, OES, Wednesday, Sepl. 1, 7:45 p.m.

Formal. 10 LOS 10 1 FOUND Little black and white pup at Roxana High School. Will owner please call 254-5414? 10 31 HOUSEWIVES, former experienced secretaries and typists, good skills, work on our payroll at your convenience: two, three days a week or longer. No fee: we place you to fill In our peuk load vacation, Illness, with our clients on our payroll. AvailABILITY 659A E.

Broadway. Phone 462-8831 18 2 HANDCAPPED wants part-time work, week days or evenings. Has own transportation. No work, no babysitting. References.

Call 254-6336. 22 1 38 IRONINGS Brighton vicinity. 372-3655. 22 2 RELIABLE MOTHER wants baby. sitting.

254-8772. WANTED Ironings. Reasonable and exiii-rlenced. Call 259-6330. 22 Sept.

23 Will care for 1 465-4015. or 2 LOST Female Beagle Hound. Rosewood HelRhts erea. reward. 259-3528.

10 31 day. Soybeans, the most active, LOST English Setter bird dos: while with black spots. 254-3728. NOTICES TF were under fairly steady pressure, however, and losses there ranged to more than 2 cents a bushel with demand very scant. Estimated carlot receipts were wheat 8, corn 71, barley 5, soybeans 1 and oats and rye none.

CHICAGO (AP) No. 2 hard wheat 1.61%n; No. 2 red 1.56%n; No. 2 yellow corn 1.32- No. 2 heavy white oats No.

1 yellow soybeans IRONINGS Phone 254-7009. LADY WANTED to stay with chil dren. Ages 9 and 16, and help with housework. 259-2612. 18 Sept.

I LIGHT HOUSEWORK, white, elderly lady, or companion. Stay. Box 1040 care of Telegraph. 18 Sept. 1 FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Oct.

1 ROOFING, Siding, Remodeling. Free estimates. Guaranteed work. Call Seymour Brothers. Gene 466-4514 or Fred 372-3057.

REPAIRING HOOI'ING 5- roofing repaired, new roofs applied. Guaranteed workmanship. Estimates 254-2303. RENTALS Sept. 14 FOR SALE Individually owned small business.

Earn back Investment In less than two years. Write Box 1080, care Telegraph. 23 2 SLEEPING ROOMS 41 2 ALL MODERN Air conditioned sleeping room. TV fuurnished. East Alton.

259-8337. CLEAN MODERN sleeping room, for men. 900 Main. Call 462-8653. 41 Oct.

2 WAITRESS Wanted. Apply Cocktail Lounge after 5 E. Broadway. Merles p.m. 28 I-OR RETIRED MAN School bus route in Rosewood Hts.

For information call Plainview, 836-4572. 23 Here Friendship Dwells And Proves Itself ALTON-WOOD RIVEK BETHALTO with Dignity JAMES VAMBAKETES Visitation 7 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday.

Father D. Vainikos, officiating. Burial St. Patrick's Cemetery. Staten Funeral Home 320 Court Alton 465-8641 465-7320 2.76%n; soybean oil 11.25n.

Prev. High Low Close close Wheat Sep 1.55% 1.54% 1.55% 1.54% 1.59^ 1.58% 1.59^ 1.58% 1.61% 1.60% 1.61% 1.60% 1.59 1.58 1.58% 1.58 1.46% 1.46 1.461/0 1.4614 Dec Mar May Jul Corn Sep 1.24 Dec- Mar May Jul Oats Sep Dec- Mar 1.23% 1.23% 1.231/4 1.18% 1.18% 1.18i/ 4 1.18% 1.227/8 1.221/4 1.22% 1.25% 1.24% 1.24% 1.25% 1.27 1.263,6 1.26% 1.267/ 8 8 .6714 8 May Jul Rye Sep 1.1914 1.18 Dec 1.24J/4 1.231/4 1.23% 1.24% Mar 1.27% 1.26% 1.26% 1.27% May 1.28% 1.27% 1.28 1.28% Jul 1.26% 1.257/g 1.26% 1.26% Soybeans Sep 2.543/4 2.51% 2.51% 2.53% Nov 2.48% 2.46% 2.46% 2.48% 2.52% 2.49T/8 2.50% 2.52% ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH YOUR CONVENIENCE You can place your classified ad, classified kill or classified 24 hours a day. DAYTIME 465-6641 P.M. CLASSIFIED GIRLS NIGHT CLASSIFIED NUMBER 465-6511 5 P.M.-8 A.M. RECORDER HINTS ON USING ELECTRONIC AD TAKER: SPEAK SLOWLY GIVE YOUR.

NAME AND ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER. (Spell your name out) Speak slowly and distinct ly. BE SURE TO STATE THfc NUMBER OF DAYS YOU DESIRE YOUR AD TO Bt PUBLISHED. I IF YOU DO NOT TELL US WE WILL AUTOMATICALLY RUN THREE DAYS). Remember this Is a mechail cal device.

II will answer call and give yon recorded instructions oo what to do, but other than cannot answer any question' WAITRESS WANTED Apply in person. Bon-Air, 1630 E. 4th St. SALE Combination tavern and dining room. Alton area.

Write box -1120 care Telegraph. 23 for house cleaning, 3 clays week. 7- Dial 259-6376. WANTED Middle-aged babysitter. One child.

Also for housework. Call 466-3581. WOOD RIVER, Roxana, East Alton high school girls, parl-tlme, hours adjusted to school schedule, qualifications maturity, honesty, and desire to help other people. Starting salary, $1.25 an hour. Write Box 1130, care of the Telegraph.

18 1 WOOD RIVER WOMAN 4 hours a day, 5 days a week. $1.25 hour to start. Telephone appointment clerk, experienced. See Mr. Raft, 7 North Wood River 2nd floor, Tuesday.

Wednesday, Thursday, 9 a.m. sharp. MOTEL ALTON AREA. EXCELLENT LOCATION All modern, 12 units, extra land for expansion. Excellent opportunity for the right party.

Call for further Information ELI GREER, REALTOR PH. 462-0078 23 31 NICE, Clean Sleeping Room for employed person. 254-6176. 41 2 ROOM FOR RENT 401 Alby. 462-6507.

41 31 SLEEPING ROOOM for area. Kitchen privileges. Close to laundromat and bus line. 465-8496. 31 TWO SLEEPING ROOMS For working people or SIU students.

254-3535, Wood River. 42 ROOMS BOARD 42 31 BOARD AND ROOM good food, clean room. 1113 E. 4th Alton. 42 1 ROOM AND BOARD for Old.

age pensioners, men. 465-4036, SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1,900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income.

More full 'time. For personal Interview write WINDSOR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 6 N. BALPH PITTSBURGH. 14202. Include phone number.

23 31 Hl.LP Muie female Jan Mar May Jul 2.55% 2.531/fc 2.53^ 2.55% 2.581/4 2.56 2.58% 2.57 2.56% 2.58% 2.57 2.5914 2409 SI Ale $TRifT ALTON, ILLINOIS Superior Ambulance or 165-7731 Produce Prices At St. Louis ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs and live poultry: Eggs, consumer grades, A large 34-35, A medium 29-30, A small 17-18, large 26-27, i wholesale grades; standard 2527, unclassified 20-23, checks 1516. Hens, eavy 14-15, light over 5 Ib 9-10, under 5 Ib 6-6Vi, broU- ers and fryers 19-20. Sept.

24 ARE ROACHES BUGGING VIR JON PEST CONTROL. 465-2068 One service eliminates all. Inexpen- guaranteed. 11 Sept. 2 LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A Diet Tablets.

Only 98c at Honke Pharmacy. MALE'S NATURAL FOODS 606 Washington Ave. is back to the regular hours Open Monday through Saturday. Closed on Thursdays. Open Monday nights til 8.

462-8036. 11 Sept. 29 WATCH CRYSTALS Fitted While you wait. Harrington Jewelry, 227 West St. Louis East Alton.

11 26-31-7 W90771 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be accepted in the Purchasing Department of South AvailABILITY PILE CLERK, alphabetic and numerical, type 30 minute, minimum height must have good math ability, start. CLERK-TYPIST, type 45 minute, neat and personable, S275-5300 start. PAYROLL CLERK, use adding machine and calculator, light typing, must have fsood math aptitude, start. 45 minute, shorthand 80, experience preferred, but will consider good beginer. work in purchasing department.

$300 $325 start. SECRETARY, type 60 words per minute, shorthand 80-100, with knowledge of dictaphone, minimum one year work experience. Age 21-45. start. GROUP CLAIM PROCESSOR, minimum 2 years college, no typing or shorthand required, must have good telephone voice, and ability to handle people.

$4.000 annually. type 45 words per minute, shorthand 80, neat personable, with work history. $325 up Stan STENO-BOOKKEEPER, one girl office, typing, shorthand, payroll and hand posting to general ledge, $300 start. TAVERN FOR SALE Fixtures and stock. $2,550.

Call 254-7213. 23 1 WOOD RIVER Commercial building 50 75 corner lot. 16 rooms up, furnished apartment, two business spaces, all rented. Reasonable price or will accept reasonable offer. Call 254-8478 after 5.

PERSONAL SERVICE 30 Sept. 13 Back to School Special Cleaned and pressed, any 3 skirts, sweaters, trousers $1.49 Exoert repairs, alterations. HOLIDAY CLEANERS 1714 Washington Ave. 36 31 DRESSMAKING Sr ALTERATIONS For immediate service 259-8845. 27- DRBSSMAKING and alterations.

Men's pants cuffed. School clothes made. All your sewing needs. Call 254-3676. ern Illin ols University, Box 524, Edwurdsville, 111., until September 8.

4:30 p.m., CDT, covering interior signs (plastic and aluminum) for new tmlldings. Requisition No. C16558. I1A UIUERS HA Sept. 8 RIDE WANTED to St.

Louis, froiv Alton-Wood River area. Workinf, hours from 8:30 to 5 p.m. At 17th Washington. Call alter 8 462-3921. AvailABILITY CLERK, beginner with good apltude, high school graduate minimum Some college Start $425.

preferred. 19-25'. BUSINESS SERVICE BUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 32 ACT NOW SAVE On all your suwer. septic lank, and lateral cleaning and installation Work guaranteed. DAY AND NIGHT SEWER SERVICE.

254-8774 32 Sept. I APARTMENTS-PLATS 45 TF -i 1, 2, AND 3 BEDROOM APARTi MENTS $110 up. Low cost natural gas heat. Free swim club. No hidden extras.

Washington Manor, 700 Washington Ave. Ph, 465-2145 or 465-4401. 3 ROOM BRICK duplex, built-in stove and oven, birch cabinets In kitchen. 2 Ewing, East Altonj Phone 254-2008. 1 3 LARGE, airy rooms.

All utlllt ties furnished. Garage. Adults only. Excellent Upper Alton location. $75 per month.

465-3042, 465-3717. 45 4 i 3 ROOMS AND private entrance. No children. Water furnished. $48 per month, 939 Madison Wood River.

Phone 254-0408. 1 furnished, private bath and entrance. Laundry facilities. Phone 465-6787. 1-ROOM "APARTMENT 132 3rd.

Roxana. Call 254-8554. 45 TF 4 ROOMS basement Gas heat. Duplex. 731 Humboldt Court.

$45. 462-9641 or 462-9897. 45 SEPT. 15 ROOMS AND BATH Upitalri. heat, light and water furnished.

children welcome. $6.0.00 a month. 2113 Johnson St. For appointment call 462-3068. 45 9X13 NOW LEASING IVY TERRACE APTS 2 BEDROOMS.

REFRIGERATOR. CARPETED, AIR CONDITIONED, DRAPES). HEAT AND WATER FURNISHED. S145 PER MONTH. 254-6882.

45 TF i 3 ROOM Partly furnished, modern. Gas downtown prices, plus quality. Samples brought to your home. Free estimate. Complete line Hoover sweepers and shampoo- polishers.

MADISON COUNTY CARPET. Call collect Glen Carbon 288-7171. 12 DRAFTSMAN, experienced preferred, but will consider man with recent college drawing course. Salary open. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE, 21-28, some college preferred, start $400.

Must be able to work with people, and have good aptitude. UNDERWRITER TRAINEE, with large insurance company, willing to relocate after first year, degree lequired Start $5.600. I.AB TECH. 21-35, some college, chemistry required Salary open AvailABILITY We have many other openings NOW OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. THURSDAY 659A E.

Broadwuy. 46i-SS3i ESTERLINE TREE REMOVAL Free estimates, fully insured. Dial 254-4742. 5 Good 'HOUSE for i 5n neat furnished. location.

$60. Wooff Agency. 462-9797. Oct. 5 TOR RENT OR 3 apartment, stove, refrigerator, drapes furnished.

Air-conditioned 205 Shamrock. East Align. 259-7653 45 Sept. 30 i ii. MODERN 3 ROOM APARTMENT- Private entrance, Ideal (or or widow.

Near Wilshlre. 259-8938. 45 Sept. 2 FOUR ROOM APA8TMENT AND BATH US E. 6tth St Utlll ties furnished.

Call 465-7764, 5 465-5663. roaches, crawling water bugs, insects. $1 Bath and closets free. 254-454H. ants, most per room 254- Telsgrcph Want f.ds "Click" ROSEWOOD HEIGHTS, S.rflOKD apartment.

Stove and refrigerated furnished. Air conditioned. tTO.w a month. 466-231)1. SLEEPING Clsan IB private home.

Close to Call J54-8460. 45 Sept. 3 TWO ROOM EFFICIENCY APAR: MENT Tile bath, laundry Uclll ties, $65 a month. 830 HawUwran. Wood River.

Phoue 3584137. 16 I UKNISHFD 4PARIMENT9 46 11 -i 1 Kitchenette, private Utilities furnished. $12.50 2 and 3 ROOM FURrilSHEU menu. $59 suid 1302 E. 4lb, Alton.

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