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Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

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ALTON EVENING TKLUOIUPM 7, I960 ffome Prom Tim People? Want World-Wide And Lasting Pence. Hev. Grant JKANCAMF Ml WH The igo ftfoly Into Brrlln with ihmvtng fmnh iM EwwpP, Ww 4MT MUM. haw rwnmon iiim nui Id Thr (irnnl (minis of inlei-eM of tbr (rip dur will nf "HWrti fce 1 PHMT 01 rim Mt 'H tin- mg (tinini: 'In coming months will also make numerous inn appearances In this and the -it the Mil ills Din.ill inirs. Hi 'In Ullilrl 1 I firant kept day-by-day (Imr.v of the trip and the couple look II of movie film and approximately WO slides which In Church, -t HK! up home speak foi pence lust dlsapiwui 494ay Wat Europe r.tani ta no longer a place viewing the In tfce world for war." he snid nm(1 ml la "War te outtewtd by the people 0( vhjrh (IV 0 They want no monr- )(t MH(H-I Vk)tence or of life munp com- mon gOfil lo eradicate chance (l () Of future war.

pursue their cause in various and aif even is Otilm radicals by countrymen." the Said n( unship lilleH In nverflmviim "It was thvse peace workers MM1 erovvdeil into the we visited and interviewed." the ajs 0 door LAST A decrease Hev. Grant stated, "as well IMI ine the rain for si (W4.8-I in the Kast Alton NATO, UNESCO. World Council ti, the -ieiv-Uvaiei sales for the three-month of Chutvhes and the Intel-nation- i-ndlng July III. 1960, WHS a) Headquarteiv of Ihe YMC'A itti United in a new billing sys- and YWCA to both ol lt the question of WH, anil m-ai-r their fellovv ()iix (linn iif ID illufltritle his Billing System At East Alton August Traffic Arrests Up At East Alton Wood Rtor WCTU To Irwttll Of ficwt WOOD RIVER New (waded by Mrt. StyMc WteWi at pmfttent.

wffl be Imtatted at Ine 1:30 p.m. Friday meettng of Parking Rufes WOOD RIVER Memtoen CKy Cowrll Tueaday night of proved an parking on onMnanre (he limiting fide Budget for Roundhouse WOOP RIVER el ami A new bud- Woman'n ChrMHan Ttrnptrance F.AST ALTON police Union at the home of Uw- Wbitelaw Avenue between Acton nrrented ffi more' traffic violators rwnw Male. 108 Smith East an Lorena to 1 AW. than ft, noting of d. Social report of City Council Tuesday evtnlng the RoundhtwiM.

Mrs. J. D. reviewed th, Thin yrar'n Augudt total of traf- 76 compared DEALER SKRVICE AWARD Ralph Stuart, left, salMmanagj-r of Stuart Motors, 81B K. Ferguson, Wood Rher, recetvM a dealer wrvlre award plaqup Tupwlay afternoon from Jack Brunn, xonr manager for the motor trunk division of the International Harvester The plaque was awarded to Stuart Motors for outstanding service to aa tda a AB the customer and compliance with the International with thf AuRinit total of 4ft traffic of tart year.

The overall totaled 124 HS compared with overall af. rents' of 77 for August. 1959. "Die past month's increase hi traffic arrests over the August of mav he the results of the. held Sept.

19 at the Wood River Phtrt Methodist Oiofch. are aafced to bring the canceled have coUecting. to the meeting, Mn, Webb stated. for pertotl May 1 to Aug. 31.

1980, approved by the council, showed the (the spring pothick held In May following cash balances In city; when city officials were enter funds: General Corporate fund, talned. branch In first London. 135.486.70; special corporate Leroy Emcrtck, recreation dl- ank water division, rector, reported the Roundhouse overseas 1 106.08'. operations. $29, In use a total of 180 hours 93704; motor fuel 'ax.

$20.961 29: rturinf? the month of August wllh interest. an attenadnce of 2.883 persons 576.04. Of the total. 922 partieipated in 24 ard- Library bond and interest. the afternoon jiveland program police's present program of strict The paliee reported enforcement of traffic rules in dents nri eight people injured In 463.26; swimming pool hond and and 1.835 in the evening pro- Kast Alton accidents during August.

Injuries interest. J926.50; Municipal retire- gram. The remainder Included August wen: careless resulted from five accidents, and ment fund, State fee at the pre-band meeting and 64; unnecessary noise. accidents were without Injur-jfund, Firemen's Girl Scouts. Staff Photo.

fop thp 196 of way, 1: allowing a unll- to operate a vehl- cle, no driver's license. stop les. August accidents listed were: slon, car and car. 17; car and fixed tlon fund. $2,860.45 and material flt sign violation 2: and violation of object.

car and bicycle, and account. $2.063.89. pollcemen's pen-j Brazil nas a severe tallow library construe- BhorUge due to 9m live, stock slaughter In 1959. ia drlver licenBe iremcnt 1 -i cnr and pedestrian, 1. the only other action taken by "We sought "i Standing of then motives ii siirKiiimlings un nt.ilcheil In Iviiriipe did ii in Tuesday night.

during a i if the water depaii menf's imatlcilv report Wit- Arrests also resulted from 11 ac- automobiles were involved In ac- he coyncjj during the first meet- cidents which occurred during I cidents during the month. tng of September was approval of bills totaling $22,768,34. crouds. Hie Rev Tlv more pros- til. nrc not I'illinu machini Altun's iiiiiuuiiiiiti'd In fji UK ilion ol installfd convictions ami havr conn Imtni with new viewpoint mi tin I'l' 1 1 lems fHClng our homi and abroad.

World Tour Tbe Rev. and Mrs. (iiant vveic among the 33 participants in tlu Peace and led by Dr in sectors of Berlin, Orally, bills were sen. out Ham Hammond of Kca- havmu licen converted into mu- tures Tour Groups tl, Imsis. but watn cllllli ll-lllinileil In i ollti f'isl in mans the village I irl Village authorities reported tin churches 'h" 1 received complaints magnificent water users who misnnder all water users at the same (Irani observed.

lin ml aln sli aifl on One question was asked ev ery person with wlmnt thev talk and friendly and it is hard to have lieen divided into have Iron- Ihree groups which pay bills on ed. that involving tin- ntucli pub- think we could evei lic'ized idea that our nation is Itle vsith tin- Russian masses." lower in the of is hr We learned the strength a lot of "Poppycock" lie said. however, and it Allt! "We have not last face We are is lai-reachmg and influential Still held in high esteem I there are only right mil- "'HI billerl on Sept uW i- nothmg but the k.nrte,,. pai.v members an, no. lort a.n Norstadt.

head f-i 1. The third group vv.ll the lirsi nl different months. The lirst group was billed un I and will not be billed again iinlil Nov. 1. The second WOOD KIVKK Mi and Mrs Merrill (full.

501 Second became grandparents twice the same day. Both young mothers ore patients at Si Joseph's Hospital. Alton, and occupy the same room Cynthia Faye, 6 and 15 ounces, WHS born to Mr. and Mrs. Jsick Hnll, 712 Dugger Be- Ihalto.

at a.m. Saturday and is the Hall's first granddaughter. Cynthia bns an older brother. Victor Ray Mark Allen, weighing (i pounds was born at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and is the Klrner St.

son of Nfr Peters, and Mrs. Bowman In juries WOOD IUVKK Two children and one adult were treated and released Wednesday al the Wood River Township Hospital 'Perry Wayne Price. X. of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth K. Price. 214 West McArthur Cottage Hills, was treated at a.m. for a possible fracture of the right shoulder. The injury was incurred in a football game at Giant City Park, Carbondale.

William Lackey. 37. Thomas Roxana, was treated at 2:40 p.m. for a twisted right knee. Lackev twisted bis knee while feeling toward our nation." The trip took the party to NATO forces warned the group, areas not open to must i tourists and thev were allowed to'Communism IK billed on Oct.

I and Ave Kast Alton. The couple has' riding on the Mississippi Ian older son. Kddie 24 Courses NEED HOME- BUYING MONEY? Our most important buiinesi is to see that you get it. Call MR. DOUGLAS HEATON at HO 2-0058.

He'll give you quick estimates and important information FREE! i i i' i' i' i' 11 i' i' i' i 11 11 i' i i' ihe billed again until Jan. 1. In the H. C. Scbeffel and three month audit report, water sales were S12.937.55 as compar- A fill If ed with sales of $14.032.39 for -rH-HUlO the three-month period ending 1959 AtWoorlRivpi The water department's total TT income during the three-month ALTON'S LARGEST GERMANIA SAVINGS S43 E.

Broadway Alton. III. period was S14.121.-15 as compared with Hie total income of the same three month ol the previous year. Quarterly expenses totaled us compared with the 1 quarterly expenses of the 'same period last year. A total of was listed as fund assets.

Fund totals were: operating and reserve, Si58.869.29; customers' meter $12,260: and plant fund, Hills approved to- RIVER A total of 'J4 adult education classes are offered a I Wood River Communi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Thompson. 401 S.

Market Hartford, was treated at 5:20 p.m. for a laceration of the fore- head incurred when she fell off a porch at home. ftuest Night WOOD RIVER (Juest Night; will be observed at the 7:45 meet-, ing tonight of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple Worthy matrons and worthy patrons of neighboring chapters will ly High School during the first! fill the stations, Mrs. Charles Cor- semester starting Sept. 19.

worthy matron, announced. Additional courses will also be; af( oni bjted passen- offered if enough persons are in- gei imports last year, nowi (crested jn Inking such classes, according to Wallace G. Stevenson, Director of Adult and Indus-i trial Education at the school. Registration for most of courses will be held at 7 p.m. Sept.

Hi and 15 at the school. is allowing some to enter, Baghdad announced. Paint Later if You But NOW is tht Time to BUY and SAVE SCIDLIT2 EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT ALL COLORS AND SALE PRICE acRisaim. LATIX HOUSI PAINT gallon A $7.15 Value QUICK DRYING BUCK. SCREEN ENAMEL OLOSS INAMIL SALE PHICl ALL COLORS ANDNON- YELLOWING WHITE OTHER PRODUCTS SALE PRICED FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT ALTON HARDWARE And PAINT CO.

2504-06 College HARD OF HEARING! I'll give you a FREE Home DEMONSTRATION you tht Utast in Htaring JACK STANSBIRRY IVINf. SOUND Gall for Appointment CL 4-2628 or CL 4-4214 Easy Money Down Model for for won't find better hearing aid than Zenith all-transistor models include tlim, trim eyeglut hearing inconspicuous at-the-etr hearing conventional models and the world'i first High- Fidelity Hearing Aid. There is a Zenith for every type of electronically correctable hearing loss. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION NO OBLIGATION On-Tht-Spot servlet check of all maktt Vou owe it to your Hearing to investigate Zenith "Living Sound" Hearing Aids REESE DRUG STORE 74 E. FERGUSON WOOD RIVER batteritt ind (or mott hearing lids.

Hwm. Himi lionti, uiiHlnn Mtt UMlim III ini, imoulti OotmlTOKIHt. OpWclM. Those registering for an class Im- Artificial flowers in little bou-! Hiupts an- featured lor expoit by s( al Oerman firm in Port Rheln. im l' lM nw lh( Ln llsh iiuprovenient class.

Greece will develop miles Courses and their instructors. jol provincial roads, at cost of registration on Sept. 13, are: IS-19 million. Athens learns office machines. Pat Sheahan; be- Darrcll Cozad: Dairy Queen SEPTEMBER 9-10 Delicioua Banana Splint at these duper gav- togs! Offer good for limited time only, ao hurry! SALE PRICE regular sizt IN TNI PAMJUWI A Til UeU bettor witk Dairy That's Dtiry Quean it wrvad fireah at UM very peak of Dairq Queen 111 it.

Uute Avt. IAST ALTON III Mtort Avt. WOOD IHVM typing. tailorins. Mrs.

Francis Manning: instrumentution, pneumatic, VV. L. How el structural steel blueprint reading. Ralph Graham; welding, Bob Westbrook; mathematics Luuis Leonatti; home equipment: and appliance repair, Harold Can- i and a political action course sponsored in conjunction with the Wood River Township Chamber of' Commerce A Ixioks course, which is i a iliscussion exploring th''' works of thinkers and writers, may join Ihc group either i Sept. li.

Sept. '20. or later. This group, now in its fourth year, meets alternate Tuesdays in the River Library- Courses to be registered Sept, are: refresher shorthand stall: refresher typing, staff; bookkeeping. Joe Grohovsky: in- tcrinediate sewiiifi, Mrs.

Margarel Sco.ngins: cake decoration. Mrs Bmvli Biitchelor; home decoration islip covers'. Mrs. Elizabeth Klo.vd: machinist theory and practice. D.

M. Hrandel: building tratlo blueprint reading, staff; tiiscuvering sood music. slaH'; oil and water color paintinj; fundamentals, Marion Strohman a adult driver education, Henry Studnicki. Registration lor a clothing con-' struciion class (beginning sewing will Ite held at 7 p.m. Sept.

IK. Stevenson's schedule indicates The adult classes offered seiucNtci range in cost from $3 In SHI Tin only class that llicsi' I mures tin driver educ.i lion vvbieh costs SMI YEAR-END RAMBLER CLEARANCE NOW! Save hundreds on a new Rambler Sirikf S'l LOLTs i A union otti cial Ii warned the St. Louis Si-liool Board that electrical woi'k- ill strike unless the board Broils a hike equivalent to what he termed "the prevailing waiii si'ali 1 Ai a mei'laig ol llu SI. l.ouU l.aUn Couik'll 'Cuesday llighl Pan' N'olli niiiiutger foi Loial I ol tlu' uxwl Brother iiuod oi Workers, said Ilia union was dissatisfied with the action ui school boaiti whtn it rejected a reoom- mejidcd hike toi- and nxmuorkwv Ht S4id the uii Km may be "forced to strike" to get increase the ume nhiewd car buycjs.get best deals, as Rambler Utalers clear out thii Ramblers to make room fur models. Come in today and get the buy ol your hie on a Rambler ol your choice.

Rambler dealers sell more compact can per dealer than any other dealer group. Thanks to this record volume, dealers' sates costs per car are and they can extra on to you, too. Get hundreds more for your present car The bottom is lust dropping out of used car prices tor big cars. So your Ramblei dealer can give more in trade now than ever agjin Trade now arid save yourself of dollars Ciet a new quality -built. Rambler NOW! Hurry there's still a wide range of colors and models.

ot Ciet new Rambler NOW! I a witte range of colors and modelv Get the buy of your life at your Rambler dealer's! MTTEIMOTM 00- MC. 41 EdwiNtvia hatf- Wad Imr.

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1853-1972