Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 19

B-fl Alton 'Evening Telegraph Monday, Jan. 3, 1972 In and out of area hospitals Symbolic act Some of (ho 100 youths who turned out Tor a service at Edwards Street Assembly of God Church in Alton at midnight New Years Eve, trundle out a cart loaded with items to bo burned (above). At right the items go up in smoke. Burned in the ceremony were bard rock records, sex magazines and books. Burned in the occult sciences, onija boards and otlicr items that have been rejected by the youths as a way of life.

The burning ceremony was preceded by a thanksgiving prayer service that the young people had found real peace through Christ. (Telegraph photos by Dave Stahlbut) 2 Brighton brothers jailed after Wood River incident Ronny E. Rawlings, 21, of Rte. 2, Brighton, was held in the Wood River Jail today on a charge of driving while Intoxicated, and his brother, Charles, 18, was held on a charge of resisting arrest. Ronny Rawlings was arrested after patrolmen spotted his car speeding in downtown Wood River, and charged him with driving while intoxicated after it was learned that he had been drinking.

Charles Rawlings, who told police he was born the same day as his brother, was riding with his brother, but had left on foot police locked the car. A few minutes later, Charles Rawlings appeared at the Wood River police station with money to free his brother from jail, but police said that since the man had been drinking, he would have to stay in jail a minimum of five hours. Charles Rawlings then became beligerent, and refused to leave the station, police said, so he, too, was placed under arrest, and lodged in jail. In other news a $500 mink stole was reported stolen from the car of Donna G.Trett, 12 Williams Trailer Court in Rosewood Heights, while the vehicle was parked behind the Grandstand Tavern, 26 E. Ferguson Ave.

in Wood River Sunday. Miss Garrett told police a window had been broken out of her car, and that tlie stole had been taken from the floorboard of her car. In another break-in, police said that 12 of 16 windows in the Midwest Carpet building on Vaughn Road, Wood River, had been smashed. Invest In MUNICIPAL BONDS Interest exempt from Federal Income Tax MUNICIPAL BOND CORP. First National Bank Bldg.

200 W. 3rd St. Alton 16 escape injury New Year's Day in 4-car crash CARLINVILLE Sixteen persons escaped serious injury in a four-car collision in Macoupin County on New Year's day at 6:25 p.m. Lsited as injured were Home of Flavor-Plus Foods SEE HOW YOB SAVE! TOP yUAIJl'V, TOO! CHECK OUR WEUHESDAV AW Wise Investors that nobody can foretell the future. That is why they insist upon pitting as much information us we liuve available, and our judgment, before aldng their decision.

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SliuUz Utwlilimt MuiuiKur John K. (Irneiuvood Arnmm lilvi-uullvu George Chapman, 24, of Mt. Olive; David Hildebrand, 3, of Mt. Olive, and William and Byrdelee Bobo, 59 and 57 respectively, of North Chicago. All suffered only minor injuries and were treated at St.

Francis Hospital, Litchfield. The accident occurred when Chapman, traveling west on Kte. 138, ran a red light and was hit by Bobo, who along with the other two vehicles was traveling north on Rte. 66. Blocmker was then hit by a car driven by Donald J.

Rlocmkcr, 25, of Bcnld. Bloumker was the hit by a car with seven passengers driven by John E. ingles, 35, of Creve Couer, 111., police said. The injured Hildebrand youth was a passenger in the Chapman auto. Chapman was ticketed for failure to yield the right of way, police said.

Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Mrs. Dorothy Hyslcn, 220!) Elizabeth Cnise Lay, Enst Alton Altn McCatlley, East Alton Mrs. Cynthia Wyhs, 3631 Berkeley Melissa Keller, Bast AHon George Carman, 2J19 Hnlnv.n Gordon Fischer, 2627 Maxcy Mrs. Hena Hamilton, Bunker Hill Mrs. Nellie Walklngton, Chesterfield Charles Wilson, 614 Sheppcra Basil Oleason, Godfrey Mrs.

Toerlna Wllklns, 1309 Pearl Mrs. Marilyn Sumner, St. Louis Ruby Lynch, Hnrdin i Carpunky, 867 Washington John Oierklng, Grafton Pamela Jordan, Bethnlto Kevin Lindsey, Wood Rivpr Carolyn Stino, 2311 Briar Cliff Jennifer Edwards, 2500 E. Broadway James Shanks, 2500 W. Broadway Walter Dlestelhorst, Bunker Hill Mrs.

Frances Malone, Wood River Kellie Powell, 804 Union Jana Heflin, Moro Mrs. Elaine Slow, Hartford Elmer Schoeneweis, Bethallo Michael Sutton, Granite Delbert Bartels, Jerseyville Kelly Linton, Godfrey James Leonard, Godfrey Mrs. Doris Walker, 807 Maurice Mary Boren, Godfrey Mrs. Dorothy Calvey, East Alton Mrs. Susan Gable, Brighton Mrs.

Louise Parrish, East Alton Mrs. Jacquelyn Mitchelle, East Alton Russell Logan, 3000 Humbert Rev. Abraham Wright, Benld Mrs. Elsie Chapman, 822 Douglas Mrs. Alpha Green, Jerseyville Mrs.

Mavis Angleton, East Alton Oliver Robertson, 004 Condit Carl Reynolds, 808 Brenner Charles Kimbro, Cottage Hills Douglas Dunham, Jerseyville Jesse Delaney, 3301 Hillcrest Joan Davis, 933 Jack Green, Jerseyville Mrs. Jeanne Foley, 1200 Hock Spring DISMISSALS Mrs. Maude Smith, Roxana Cynthia Wyhs, 3631 Berkley Charles File, 2709 Walnut Baxter Kyle, 2316 Agnes Mrs. Marilyn Sumner, St. Louis Alan Stairs, Brighton Patrick Sumners, Jerseyville Mandya Henesey, 1609 Hock Springs Drive Jeffery Fritz, Sawyerville Kevin Lindsey, Wood River Joseph Harris, Betnalto Dan-ell Taylor, 56 Sullivan Brent Stewart, Cottage Hills Richard Mansfield, Moro Viola Baker, 503 Washington Fred Russell, Wood River Mrs.

Viola Everman, 1613 Ridge Donald Smithey, Cottage Hills Irvin Partridge, Brighton Virgil Nickles, East Alton Benjamin Russell, Rte. 1 Mrs. Irene Huhrkop, Godfrey Anna Lowenstein, Moro Mrs. Donna Gusewelle, Edwardsville Mrs. Patsy Caffery, Godfrey Mrs.

LaVonne King, Jerseyville Mrs. Karen Finn, Wood It-ver Mrs. Billie Nance, Hartford Mrs. Marjorie Russell, Wood River Mrs. Deborah Hatten, 508 Stowell Frank LaRoss, 713 Main Helen Spurgoon, Cottage Hills Roy Hayes, Bethalto Alan Naughton, 1009 Nolto David Wallace, Godfrey Marguerite Watts, 1109 RMey Ralph Ackerman, 3301 Lincoln Mary Downs, 005 Main Morris Davis, Wood River Willis Lovojoy, 917 Douglas Mrs.

Naomi Gardner, Petersburg Josef Ryberg, Godfrey William Thomas, 201)6 Louis Otis Connerly, 1201 Kasl r.lh Michael Heilly, 508 Goodfellow Nellie Rramhall, Wood Itivci Nellie Bell, 1101 E. 4th Harold Thomas, I.ockporl YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR OFFICE SUPPLY NEEDS FOR THE NEW YEAR AT GODWIN'S. DESK CALENDARS AND REFILLS APPOINTMENT BOOKS TRANSFER FILES FILING SUPPLIES ADDING MACHINES INVENTORY SHEETS AT GODWIN OFFICE SUPPLY rommurtlul Mutlomtr" III K. llruiulwuy I'll. 4I15-V7B) Mrs.

Lula Meyers, Wood River Tally Wall. Bunker Hill Lloyd Wilson, 4(18 K. 10th Shirley Cassldy, IMA Washington Goldie Wolf, 3120 Hawthorne Louise Cox, Shlpman Rosemary Chancy, Enst Alton JoAnn Means, Godfrey Bessie Jaggers, Fieldon Cynthia McCnnc, 304 McClure Anita King, South lloxann Beth Johnson, Godfrey Robert Wilson, 252 Dooley Martha Cowan, 111 Chamberlain Sharon Wllkcn, 4811 Sandy Susan McClain, 139 OnkwotM Leonard Perry, 616 Joesl ng Warren Fraser, Wood R'ver St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Dean Allsman, 216 i)orrls Mrs. Marie Hemps, Rte.

1 Mrs. Mary McCaulcy, Golden Eagle Mrs. Phyllis Richardson, 1302 E. 4th Mrs. Bertie Baker, Godfrey Donald Steward, 1303 Highland David Martin, Cottage Hills Paul Carter, Brighton Edward Heitzig, Rte.

1 Dale Mortland, 125S Carl Mrs. Delores Rothe, Jerseyville George Saunders, 1411 Rodgcrs Mrs. Natalie Foutch, Wood River Mrs. Lucille Chamberlain, 2114 Central Raymond Cray, Brighton Mrs. Imojean Elliott, Cottage Hills Calvin Ingold, Wood River Mrs.

Doris Johnsssee, 2611 Benbow Noah Jordan, 24 Sullivan Mrs. Marion King, Cottage Hills Mrs. Lenora Lara, 2815 Sunnyside Mrs. Ann Ledford, 277 7th Mrs. Emma Powers, Grafton Mrs.

Verna White, 2406 Mills Mrs. Patsy Beilsmlth, Brighton John Gottlob, Godfrey Stephen Klaas, Meppen Kenneth Stamper, Wood Paver Mrs. Ethel Zerwas, 708 Slate Sharon Green, 2504 Johnson DISMISSALS Paul Carter, Brighton Mrs. Penny Corona, 3641. Hern Mrs.

Helene Flieger, 2087 North Brian Green, 107 Dooley Mrs. Rebecca Holman, Wood River Shirley Monroe, 918 7th Mrs. Shirley Morrison, Edwardsville Mrs. Artrischia Wheeler, Cottage Hills Myronna Breltweiser, Shipman Walter Broecker, Wood River Mrs. Dixie Burch, 2101 Rockwell Robert Duff, 620 E.

9th Mrs. Mildred Hall, 2823 Viewland James Hendrickson, Godfrey Mrs. Sharon Kau-man, Alhambra Robert Kirbach, 112 W. Elm Mrs. Nancy Lenhardt, Godfrey Mrs.

Norma McClure, South Roxana Grace Mester, 4719 Fantasy Janet Meyer, Bunker Hill Mrs. Josephine MJitello, Wood River Tracy Proctor, 923 Oakwood Mrs. Helen Schmidt, Godfrey Mrs. Barbara Schuenke, 110 McKinley Virgil Seidler, Jerseyville Marie Stockers, 1312 Russtll Mrs. Helen Waggoner, 3803 Horn Alfred Womack, 141 Oakwood Violet Esarey, 717 E.

4th Ben Howard, 314 Dooley David Martin, Cottage Hills Dolores Patrick, Wood River William Smith, 2928 Werees Joseph Witlman, 5300 Humbert Edward Young, 315 E. Thiid St. Anthony's ADMISSIONS James Randolph, Kethalio Yvonne Bean, 352.3 Wickenhauser Mrs. Bessie Ament, fmy, Washington Mrs. Llilie Love, 1809 Bc'Ie Mrs.

Mildred Terrell, 1420 Cyrus Ernest Lenlngton, Bethalto Mrs. Blanche Meiners, Bethalto Jewel ICnlow, 29K! Werges Mrs. Klen Mulligan, 1241 Knrlemcyur Mrs. Julia Humm, Hethallo Sharon McNece, 38fi3 Westein Mrs. Alice Hufflnes, Wood Itivcr Mrs.

Mary Young, lite 1 Italph Schucttc, DISMISSALS Trlna Ilidons, 532 Kaston Tracy Ilidens, 532 Kaston Cheri Dover, Godfrey Mrs. Hilda WolKhaupt, 320 Doneen James Burk, Brighton James Grcer, 2316 Terry Holin, Brighton Mrs. Edith 1 a Chesterfield Mrs. Margaret Martz, 302 E. 13th Joe Scmgglns 508 E.

4th Allen Cnpehart, 2113 College Dcbra Walker, East Alton Mrs. Rebecca Fahrlg, 7113 Glass Edward Bunse, East Alton Geraldlne Suhre, Bethalto Richard Myers, 3802B Oscar Jeffrey Churchill, Godfrey Mrs. Georgia Thomas, Hood River Wood River ADMISSIONS Jon Jones, Edwardsvllle Mrs. Irene 11 11, Springfield Airs. Karen StogsdiU, East Alton Keith Hurley, Hartford Kevin Hurley, Hartford Mrs.

Hazel Hurley, Hartford Patricia Calvin, 127 Thompson Ralph Harper, Chicago Mrs. Alfrcdia Shimchick, Hartford Mrs. Clara Mouser, 110 Central Fred Evans, Cottage Hills Mrs. Charlotte Flatt, East AHon Mrs. Mary LeMay, Alton Kenneth Hurley, Hartford Jesse Ives, East Alton Mrs.

Dorothy Norton, Worden Mrs. Merrllee Taylor, Alton Mi-s. Lena Harris, 1310 Edwardsville Road Mrs. Loretta Locke, 207 Madison Robert Pilger, East Alton Mrs. Ida Smith, 151 E.

Penning Mrs. Doris Lynn, Hartford DISMISSALS Paul Nance, Hartford Mrs. Beulah Ballentine, East Alton Mrs. June Sturgill, Cottage Hills Mrs. Louise Leady, Alton Beverly Peuterbaugh, 153 S.

Ninth Nona Furlow, Moro Jon Jones, Hartford Donald VanMeter, Hartford Jerry Hoffman, Madison Albert Downs, 1160 Miland Howard Skelton, Bethalto Mrs. Sharon Karroll, South Roxana Michael Rushton, 416 Ashlocfc Michelle Wright, 958 Ferguson Diana Pruetzel, Alton Robert Painter, Alton Mrs. Anna Lackey, Roxana Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Herbert Watson, Jerseyville Mary Pohlman, Jerseyville Debra Hagen, Fieldon Charlotte Motter, Fieldon Mary Kanallakan, Fieldon Cynthia Williams, Kane Herold Roberts, Dow Evelyn Steckel, Jerseyville Donna Box, Grafton Martha Reed, East Alton John Dunn, Jerseyville Margaret Schaaf, Jerseyville 0. Wilson, Jerseyville Annie Day, Jerseyville Joe Scoby, Jerseyville Ira DaiT, Jerseyville Freeland Blasa, Jerseyville Joan Powers, Fieldon Mrs. Alice Devening, Jerseyville Donald Dueker, Grafton Ralph Burns, Dow Mrs.

Margaret Vanausdale, Grafton DISMISSALS Joseph Heneghan, Jerseyville Ronald Gibson, Jerseyville James Dean, Pearl Karl Haselbarth, Hardin Robert Smith, Jerseyville Margaret Ringhausen, Hardin Dan-ell Jones, Jerseyville Katherine Webster, Hardin Nora Hetzer, Hardin Donna Box, Grafton Dorothy Allen, Jerseyville Donald Dueker, Grafton Frances Kadell, Jerseyville Minervia Halemeyer, Hardin Steve Waters, Troy Mrs. Stella Allen, Jerseyville Ralph Burns, Dow Mrs. Jessie Herter, Golden Eagle Mrs. Alice Devening, Jerseyville Boyd Memorial (Carrollton) ADMISSIONS Quinn Spray, Medora Charles Bishop, Carrollton Terry Price, Carrollton Melvin Wheeler, Carrollton Damon Hartman, Carrollton DISMISSALS Kathlyn Beach. Brighton Hobert Allen, Carrollton Mrs.

Gail Goewcy, CarrolUnn Mrs. Annette lloxsie, Carrollton Ervln Allen, Greenfield Mrs. Dorothy Do Shasler, Kane Shawn Handling, Greenfield Mrs. Nancy Lipplncott, Karnpsvllle Mrs. Judith Dugger, Hcttick Curlinville Area ADMISSIONS Beatrice Essex, Glenann Betty Llndgren, Shlpman Howard Wilson, Carllnvllle Doris Dugger, Palmyra Linda Harp, Raymond Grace Hart, Girard Thomas Caufleld, South Standard Mary Green, Carllnvllie (Jerry Wallace, Shlpman Lloyd Lawson, Glllespio Eugene Iteesor, Carllnvllle Charlotte Myers, Shlpmnn Lelta Holley, Carllr.vlllo Matthew Holley, Carllnvllle Velma Palo, Bethalto Nellie Eller, Carllnvllle Nelte Eller, Carllnvllle Francis Cope, Carllnvllle Pete Sabat, Carllnvllle Bemadlnc Bcllm, Cnrllnvlllo DISMISSALS Thomas Caufield, Carllnvllle David Blrk, Carllnvllle Ernest Bone, Carllnvllle Jack Campbell, Carllnvllle John Davenport, Carlinvillo Nellie Fones, Carlinvillo Betty Hubbard, Medora Robert Magulrc, Carlinvillo Oscar McLIn, Carlinvillo Sharon Spires, Plainvlew Elmer Sims, Palmyra Agnes Itoznlcek, Hettlck Kenneth Hasquln, Carllnville St.

Joseph's (Highland) ADMISSIONS Dennis Schiebe, Edwardsville Mrs. Vivian Ashauer, Edwardsville Mrs. Mildred Foltz, Edwardsville Mrs Blocmker, Edwardsville Charles Lane, Edwardsville Mrs. Mary Puncher, Edwardsville Walter Stevens, Edwardsville Paul Sasek, Glen Carbon Ralph Wilson, Edwardsville Mrs. Jewel Albl, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Susan Gregor, Edwardsville Earl Hemmer, Edwardsville Mrs.

Clara McMurray, Edwardsville Roy Sievers, Edwardsville Mrs. Mamie Glass, Edwardsville Staunton Community ADMISSIONS Mary Muenstermann, Staunton Lowell Coffmann, Benld Frank Ackerman, Staunton James Ufert, Wood River DISMISSALS Janice Evans, Staunton Myrtle Berry, Staunton Helen Banjavac, Staunton Augusta Stallman, Staunton Jonathan McFarland, Staunton Mary DeMartini, Benld Mary Tsupros, Livingston St. Francis (Litchfield) ADMISSIONS Terry Nowell, Mt. Olive Anna Pauge, Mt. Olive Robert Blanchard, Gillespie Curtis Bloome, Gillespie DISMISSALS Bert Linton, Gillespie Michael Masinelli, Staunton Susan Best, Mt.

Olive Thieves loot two aiitos at East Alton Items were stolen from two parked at the Lewis Clark Restaurant in East Alton over the weekend. Dave Locke, IOCS Washington, Alton, reported to police that sometime' between 10 p.m. Friday and 1 a.m. Saturday, someone broke out the right rear window of his car and took two stereo tapes from inside. Clem 1 4713 D'adrian Godfrey, told police Sunday afternoon that a movie camera was stolen from his car while he was at a wedding reception in the restaurant.

Police could find no sign of forced to Schleper's locked car. In another East Alton weekend theft, David Burger, who lives at the Two Brothers trailer court, reported his 1966 Pontiac stolen from the Burger Standard Service Station, 116 E. St. Louis Sunday afternoon. Cpl.

Crotty promoted to sergeant Cpl. John Crotty, an year veteran of the East Alton Police Department, was named sergeant, effective Jan. 1. Crotty, 39, was tho only corporal on tho force. Ho was appointed to the department In Juno, 1063.

Police Chief Dennis Chllds said ho will ask the village police commiwilon to hold examinations among tho patrolman for promotion to corporal. He will make his request at Tuesday night's village board meeting. Tho sergeant's Job has boon open since last Aug. 1, when Chllds was promoted from sergeant to chief. Computer problem A computer malfunction IMS caused sign Mil a Washington bunk to rend Dec.

33 instead of Jan. 2. The wrong date failed to turn many heads as the majority of people walking by apparently didn't notice. (AP Wlrcphoto)' Bell spent nearly million in area The Illinois Bell telephone system, during 1971 poured in more than $2,750,000 to the economy in the Telegraph area it serves, John Ebbert, Illinois Bell, manager, said today. Of the amount, $1,839,774 was paid in wages, Ebbert said.

Local taxes, including personal property and real estate taxes, totaled $344,945 in the Alton exchange area. Statewide, Illinois Bell estimates that it spent $381 million on construction in 1971 the second straight year the company spent more than $1 million each day to provide, expand and improve telephone service. Illinois Bell reached contract agreements with five labor unions covering 31,000 employes in 1971. The agreements the largest in the company's history provide for wage and benefit increases of about 31 per cent over a three-year period. Altogether, the agreements will increase company expenses by about $200 million over their three-year lives.

Continuing inflation, including the wage settlements, forced the company to ask the Illinois Commerce Commission in September for a $182 million general rate increase the second such request in the last 18 years. Public hearings on the request are currently being held. Illinois Bell introduced local "see-as-you-talk" Pic- turephone service 1n and around downtown Chicago in 1971, in addition to its December 1970 offering of internal Picturephone systems to all its Illinois customers. By the end of the year, nearly 50 customers were using more than 100 Pic- turephone sets. In 1971, Illinois Bell converted 4,200 of its public phones to "dail tone first," enabling users to get a dial tone and make emergency calls without first depositing a coin.

The company plans to have all of its 90,000 public phones converted to "dial tone first" by the end of 1979. The company also installed i additional electronic switching units bringing the company's total to 17 and began a 10-year program to phase out the traditional operator's cord switchboard with new electronic "traffic service position systems." Traffic service position systems allow callers to dial their own person-to-person, credit card, third number and collect calls. Illinois Bell made a major effort to pick up old telephone directories in 1971. By recycling the old directories, the company estimated it saved some 81,000 pulp trees. In 1971, the citizens of Alton had 320 more telephones than they had a year ago, giving them a total of 38,000 phones.

Nixon plans no says mother of POW DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) The mother of an American prisoner of war In North Vietnam has expressed dissatisfaction with the response to a question she posed to President Nixon and says "the President door, not intend to withdraw from Vietnam ever. "This means our boys will never come home," Mrs. Gerald A. Gartley said Sunday.

"A good many families (of prisoners) think 'he President is using their sons as an excuse to slay over there." Mrs. Garlley's son, 27-yoar- old Navy 1,1. Mark Gailley, was shot down on a mission over North Vietnam in Aitgust 1908. Dan Rather, CHS correspondent who eomliiued an hour long lelevlslo In torvluw wilh the President Sunday night, (rased question which he said came from Mrs. Gartluy.

Sho Inquired whether the United had asked I'm North Vietnamese If they would release I ho prisoners unil guarantee safely of withdrawing U.S. forces in exchange for a declared pulluul deadline. Nixon replied that the North Vietnamese had rejected such a proposal. Mrs. Gartley said she doesn't "believe 'he President answered Ihe question I posed." Nixon's response, she.

said, showed that "we have never negotiated In Paris senmsly for the release of prisoners. "If we would just ask the question, wo would opon up negotiations never opened before," Mrs. Gartl-jy said "It would In no way endanger our position just lo ask Ihe lion. Tills Is the crucial question concerning oporr.iij; of ncgolialiims." She said the was never asked at Mie Paris peace "It's a question many of us wanted to ask the President. Bui wo have not had direct communications with the Presldenl, only wllli of Hit! ad- nilnlslrallon," said.

Mrs. Gartluy mltl slto had tried numerous limes for a personal visit or phono conversation will) Nlxini, bin was always refused..