Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 12

B-4 Alton Evening Telegraph Tuesday, July 27, W71 Obituaries Giatr ras Thomas Giatras, 35, of 2212 Mills Alton, died at 7:45 a.m. today at St. Joseph's Hospital after an illness of several months. a 1 i a Mrs. Lutle Eckleberry and Mrs.

Mamie Farmer, both of Fairfield. Mr. Harrison was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church. The Rev. Howard Todd Taylor, pastor of the church, III1 conduct funeral services at 11 a.m.

Wednesday al Smith Kucnral Jlome. Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park in Godfrey. Bold THOMAS GIATRAS He was boni in Alton, June 29, 1938, (he son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Giatras of Alton.

After graduation from Alton High School in 1955, he went into partnership with his father as bartender at Ye Ole Tavern o' East Broadway. He was a member of SI. Constantino i Helen Greek Orthodox Church in East St. Louis. In addition to his parents, he is survived by a sister.

Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Lange of Bethalto; one niece and one nephew. Visitation will begin after 4 p.m. Wednesday at Staten Funeral Home, where the wake service will be Wednesday evening. Funera; services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the funeral home with Father James Pantelis of St. Louis, officiating and burial will be in Upper Alton Cemetery. Mrs. Myrtle Bold. 90, a long-time resident of Ed- wardsvillc, who has resided with her daughter, Mrs.

Beulah Lehmann. in Glen Ellyn. 111. for the past 20 years, died Monday morning at the Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, 111. Her husband.

Richard, died in 1932. In addition to her daughter, she is survived by a son, Lawrence of St. Charles, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Foulks of Decatur. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

Wednesday at Marks Mortuary in Wood River where funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday. The Rev. Boyd Wagner, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Wood River, will officiate and burial will be in Valley View Cemetery in Edwardsville. East Alton, for the past 13 years, died at 4:42 a.m.

today at Elder Care Nursing Home after an illness of four months. She was born in St. Louis, May 20, 1888, end was married there to Harry E. LaMertha Feb. 29, 1908.

He died in 1954. Surviving are her daughter; a son, Ernest LaMertha of Phoenix, four grandchildren; two great- grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Mark Sweeney of St. Louis. Mrs.

LaMertha was a member of the Musicial Research Club and the VFW Auxiliary, both in St. Louis. The Rev. Paul S. Krebs will conduct graveside services at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemetery in St. Louis. The Shriner's Crippled Children Hospital has been named as a memorial. There will be no visitation. Gent Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Henson Harrison Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Smith Funeral Home in Alton for Andy Harrison, 77, of 221 Hi Vista, Alton, who died at 10:53 a.m. Monday at Alton Memorial Hospital. His health had been declining for two years. Until his retirement in 1951, he was self-employed as a contractor.

He was born in Fairfield, 111., Nov. 17, 1893, and married the former Flossie Ellen, July 24, 1913, in Fairfield. He came to the Alton area in 1946. In addition to his widow, he is survived by two sons, LeRoy of Alton and Frank of Overland Park, four grandchildren; two great- grandchildren; two brothers, Arnold of Alton and Raymond of East Alton; and three Sisters, Mrs. Ezra Downen of Mrs.

Margaret M. Atherton, 95, who resided with her daughter. Mrs. Lola Brummer. at 2916 Hillcrest, Alton, died at 5:67 p.m.

Monday at her home. Her health had been failing for two years. She was born in Vermont, 111., 1. 1876, and in 1894 was married to Dayton Atherton, who died in 19116. Mrs.

Atherton had been a member of College Avenue Presbyterian Church since 1926 and had lived in the Alton area since 1917. Surviving are her daughter; two sons, Clyde of Alton and Ward of Satellite Beach. three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Visitation will begin after 4 p.m. Wednesday at Smith Funeral Home in Alton where funeral services will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday. The Rev. Arnold Leverenz, pastor of the College Avenue Presbyterian Church, will officiate and burial will be in Upper Al'nn Cemetery. LaMertha A former St. Louis resident, Mrs.

Katherine E. LaMertha, 83, who had resided with her daughter, Mrs. Edward A. Ballman at 515 Oak Drive, Services 11 am Wednesday, Gent Chapel Rev. J.

W. Jordan officiating Burial Valhalla Memorial Park In state at the chapel. KATHERINE LaMERTHA Graveside Services 2 pm Wednesday at Memorial Park, St. Louis, Mo. Paul S.

Krebs ofti MARGARET M. ATHERTON ViMiatiun 4 p.m. Wednesday Services 11 a.m. Thursday al lhe tunorul home. ANDY HARRISON Visitation 5 to tonight Services 11 a.m.

Wednesduy at the funeral home. Alton relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Tina Henson, widow of Claude A. Henson, of Geneseo, 111. Mrs.

Henson was the former Tina Jilek of Jerseyville. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Paul (Nora Wendt of Iowa City, Iowa; two sons, Gus of Dallas, Tex. and Arthur of Geneseo; grandchildren and great- grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 a.m.

Saturday at the St. Malechy Catholic Church in Geneseo. The Wright Funeral Home in Geneseo is in charge of arrangements. Kuelbs JERSEYVILLE Henry Kuelbs, 62, a retired laborer from Laclede Steel of 509 S. Liberty, Jerseyville, died at 11:30 p.m.

Sunday at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis where he had been a patient two weeks. He was born in Dow, Dec. 28, 3908. Surviving are two brothers, Fred of Dow and Herbert of Portland, and two nephews.

FrientJ; may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday at Jacoby Brothers, Funeral Home where the Rev. Leonard Todd of Midway will conduct funeral services at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in East Newbern Cemetery near Dow.

McFain JERSEYVILLE A former Jerseyville resident, Mrs. Elizabeth McFain of Granite City died at noon Monday in t. Elizabeth's Hospital, Granite City. Mrs. McFain, widow of William L.

McFain, was 73. Besides her brother, Lee Massey of Jerseyville, survivors include a son, William E. McFain of Granite City and a daughter Mrs. Alvin Michel of Rockaway Beach, Mo Funeral services at 10 a.m. Wednesday will be at Mercer Funeral Home in Granite City.

Viisitation at the funeral home will be after 7 p.m. today. Taylor SAWYERVILLE James D. Taylor, 73, of Sawyervllle, Law for today Q. Although my husband has a will, If I should die before him I would like to have a say as to how my own jewelry, paintings and antiques would be divided between our four daughters.

Can I have a separate will for A. You certainly can. Any woman can have a will. If she is married she probably should have one. It will avoid unpleasant misunderstandings among heirs and your wishes will be carried out.

Submit questions to: Illinois State Bar Assn. Illinois Bar Center Springfield, 111. 1)2701 may appear in columns. Personal answers not possible.) died at 2:30 p.m. Monday a his home.

He was born in Lockman Iowa, Jan, 3, 1898. Surviving are his widow the former Alice Douglas; two daughters, Mrs. Ava Bray Benld and Mrs. Phylll Spurney fo Sawyervllle; a brother, William of Albia Iowa; and two sisters, Mrs Clara Mortley and Mrs, Mae Ladue, both of Albia, Iowa. Elder Francis Butcher pastor of the Reorganizec Church of Latterday Saints will conduct funeral service: at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday a the Union Funeral Home in Benld. Burial will be in Benlc City Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 tonight at the funeral home. White Hall couple hurt in crash CARROLLTON An injured Monday afternoon when the car in which they were riding struck a culverl on Rte. 108 five miles east of Jerseyville.

Jesse L. Lakin, 77, was treated and released at White Hall Hospital following the p.m. accident. Mrs. Lakin, 73, was released from the hospital today, hospital spokesmen said.

The couple lives at 237 Carrnllton St. in White Hall. The Lakin car ran off of the roadway, police said, and went out of control as Lakin attempted to return the car to the road. The car skidded into the culvert. No arrest was made.

A Rockbridge youth was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident in which a Quincy, 111., woman was injured at 5 p.m. Sunday on Rte. 108 about half a mile east of Carrollton. Hal Barnes 19, was uninjured in the accident in which the Barnes ear ran into the rear of a car driven by Gary W. Powell, 24, of Quincy, which was stopped behind traffic.

Four passengers in the Barnes car escaped injury. Education's relevance EAST ST. LOUIS, III. (AP) A group of school dropouts from East St. Louis are scheduled to meet this week with Michael J.

Bakalis, state superintendent of public instruction, to discuss the relevance of education. Morris Hunt, a representative of the Progressive Youth Program, said he told Bakalis at a meeting in East St. Louis last week that he should not spend so much time talking with educators but "go to the bowling alley and find out why kids are there rather than being in classes." "I told him he should throw out some of the technical terms and go to the grass roots," Hunt said. "He was so impressed, he wanted to go right then, but it was too late in the day," he added. Bakalis will meet with the dropouts Friday.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Classified Deadline Wednesday, July 28th Will Be 9:30 A.M. Legal 1 Legal 4251 July 20.27 Aug 3 CLAIM NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ETHEL O. FOSTER, DE. CEASED. No.

7I-P-312 Notice Is given of the death of the above. Date Letters Were Issued: July 13, 1971, Executor: Opal Brown of 2104 Rockwell, Alton, Illinois. Attorney: Ralph T. Smith of Alton, Illinois. Claims against the estate may be filed In the office of the Circuit Court, Probate Division, County Courthouse In Edwardsvllle, Illinois, within 7 months from date of Issuance of letters; and any claim not so filed is barred as to the estate Inventoried within that period.

Also copies of claims must be mailed or delivered to the executor-administrator and to the attorney. Wlllard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court Legal 4250 July 20-17-Aug. 3 ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice Is hereby given that on July 16, A.D. 1971, a certificate was filed In the Office of the County Clerk of Madison County, Illinois, setting forth- the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Arensmann Interiors, located at 62S-d Berkshire East Alton, Illinois.

Dated this 16th day of July, A.D. 1971. EULALIA HOTZ County Clerk. ANNOUNCEMENTS in Munopiom IN LOVING MEMORY OF WALTE SCHEMMER To your resting place we wande And shed a Mltnt tear, Only God knows how much miss you, At the end of two lonely years. Sadly missed by wife, daughter, and family.

Personals 7 30, Aug. 3 4 8 10 LEO CRAMPS? Try Suppltcal wl calcium, only Jf.88 at Hon Pharmacy. 7 77 (WARNING) seek ye the Lo Jesus while he may yet be founc "The Hoodlum Evangelist." HELP Elm Street Presbyter! Church urgently needs Items rummage, auction, flea mark Sophs, anything of value usabl Will pick up. 466-5421, 466-34' 466-6132, 466-5533, 466-611 462-4464, 462-3807. Rummage Garage Sales 8 27 OARAGE SALE Wednesday, 'III 4.

3032 College Ave. clothing, miscellaneous items. Muc more. GARAGE SALE Wednesday an Thursday. Many Interesting item reasonable prices.

Strong Ave. Water Tank. PORCH Winter coats, scho clothing, automatic washer, ci 815 Madison, Woo River. GARAGE SALE Old record collector's items, bedspread, var ous clothes. Wednesday, 9 to 3032 Aberdeen.

8 '23 YARD SALE Wednesday an Thursday, 9-5, 816 Arch We ends, a lot of clothes and bob clothes, all cheap. LARGE YARD SALE Good rum mage at reasonable prices, Wedne day, Thursday, Friday. 9 'Ul? 2 Picker, Wood River. 5-FAMlLY BASEMENT SALE 98 W. Beach.

Wood River. Furn tlirc, clothes, books, mlscellnn ous. July 28 and 29, Wednesday an Thursday. 4-FAMILY MISC. SALE Carro Wood recreation room.

Wood Rl er. 5c Items and up. All day Wei from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5-FAM1LY GARAGE YARD SAL sizes clothing, toys, furnitur dishes, bikes, wheelbarrows, TV pictures, you name we've got 1 305 West Central, Bethalto Ju 29, 30, 31.

9-4. 8 31 FOR Complete set of Lu Good condition. SNOOPY SAYS "Have a cup coffee and snoop through our family garage sale." Name bran clothes, baby clothes, fur coat, sa ophonc and misc. household Item Thursday, Friday and Saturda 2415 Glllis, Alton. 4-FAMILY YARD Me and women's clothing, als assorted Thurs day and Friday, 9-5.

39! Kent, East Alton. 8 23 clothing, coats, drapes, toys, Avon bottles, hair pieces, fruit jars washer and tubs. Lakeside Estate In Bethalto. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. 10 p.m.

Wednesday from noon GARAGE SALE Clothing, furnl lure, Avon. '69 Plymouth Valiant blower for furnace, boys' bikes, 22 Westwlnd Tuesday-Tuesday, CONTINUED YARD At 142 Dorothy. Prices reduced. ALL Depression glass, collectors Items. Bottles, motors, misc.

articles. Pre-sales welcomi 808 Milton Alton. YARD SALE Dishes, odds and ends, furniture. Fosterburg-Dorsey Road. Thurs.

Sign in ARD SALE Wednesday, July 23, 9 to 5. 411 Illinois, South Roxana. LEA MARKET Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 to 5, 5224 Shannon, Rlver-Alre Subdivision. Godfrey. ACKYARD Between 8 and 5.

July 27 28 29. Clark Re- Inery parking lot, turn off. 18 Place In Hartford. Societies and Lodges 1 IASA LODGE NO. 27 Work In the FC degree.

July 27, 7:30 p.m. Visiting brethren welcome. Refreshments HOWARD W. COLBURN, W.M. RANKLIN LODGE NO.

25 meeting July 27, 7 p.m. Work In First Degree. Vis- ting brethren welcome. Refresh mCn G. WILLIAM WOOD, W.M.

WOOD RIVER LODGE NO. 1062 AF AM Special meeting Wednesday, July 28, 7 p.m. MIv Degree. Refreshments, visiting Brethren welcome. When it's garage cleaning time it's Want Ad calling time Phone 465-6641 to place your Telegraph Want Ad! ANNOUNCEMENTS Stolen 1 1(1 17 STRAYED Small brown do wearing red harvest Answer to name "Little last soo near Roxana pool.

Reward. Riders 11 A DO YOU NEED A RIDE TO MC 8 to 4:30, air condition ed car. 465-1659. Sport Recreation 1TC Shotshell relonders, knlve camouflage clothing, hunting coat pants, boots, shells, fishing tackl full lino archery supplies, tent back packs, scopes, binoculars trap shooting, vests and shirt gun cases, gun cleaning compon ents, trolling motors, sleepln bags and other sporting goods. DOERR SPORT SUPPLY 402 State Alton EDUCATIONAL Instruction 12A (ESSirfe MOTEL MANAGEMENT Men- Women Couples Learn Motel Operation with ou short, inexpensive course al horn followed by two weeks' Rcsldcn Training in a motel operated by us Age no barrier.

Free natlonwid placement assistance upon com pletion. VA APPROVED or complete Information write, glv Ing address and phone number, Executive Training Division Ambassador Motels, incorporated 7855 W. Colfax, Denver, Colorado 80215 12A July 6, 13, 20, 27 U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI Men-women 18 and over. Secur lobs.

High starting pay. Shor hours. Advancement. Preparator training as long as requires Thousands of jobs open. Exper fence usually unnecessary.

FRE1 booklet on jobs, salaries, require ments. Write TODAY giving name address and phone. Lincoln Ser vice, Box 820 care of Alton Eve nlng Telegraph. Music, Dancing, Drama 1' GROUP LESSONS starting at our studio, In piano, guitar, organ voice. 462-6312.

Pauline Hawkins. EMPLOYMENT Help Male 17 PORTS Blue chip firm wants aggressive training for sales management future. $7800. Call Mr. Norton, 465-4261 Data Placemen Systems, Illlnl Building.

RUCK DRIVERS NEEDED Fastest growing mobile home local or nationwide. Free nsurance and legality. Highest pay. Owner-Lease Operators. Cal collect 314-723-6707, Transit Homes, St.

Charles, Mo. YNAMIC FIRM Seeks dynamic ralnoe to call on Industry. $8400 ilus car and expenses. Call Mr. Jorton, 465-4261.

Data Placement Systems, Illlnl Building. EDERAL METALLURGICAL DIVISION, foot of Cut Ptreet, Alton. Illinois, will take applica- lons for Journeyman maintenance men between the hours of 1:30 p.m. nnd 3 p.m. Qualifications: 4 years ilgh school or equivalent, have completed an approved program at ome other plant, or have enough equivalent exnerlence (5 years or more), be able to repair, service, abrlcate and rebuild plant machinery, equipment, buildings, pip- ng, etc.

with ability to read and nterpret blueprints, to use cutting orch, rigging, etc. Rate Is $4.18 an hour, Insurance, paid holidays, and other benefits. We are an equal opportunity employer. Con- act Dnve Czerny, or Pengy Garett, 465-2511. July 23-27-Aug.

2 ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER CITY OF ALTON ORIGINAL EXAMINATION alary: per month. Must be a resident of Alton. College Degree in EnqlneerlnB required. Civil EnslneerinR Degree preferred). Ability to secure E.I.T, Certificate.

Position entails sener- Dept. act Civil Service Office, Room 04A. Alton Cltv Hall or call 62-1931. Office Is open Monday lirough Friday from 10 A.M. un- 11 3 P.M.

Deadline for applying: August Oth, 1971 at 3 P.M. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION THOMAS C. KREPEL. JR. CHAIRMAN July 23-27-Aug.

2 JANITOR CITY OF ALTON alary: per month. Must 10 a resident of Alton. Current llfnols Drivers' License. Have at east 1 year experience in janitor- al work and be able to rood and write. For further Information, lease contact Civil Service Office, loom 204A.

Cltv Hall, or call 62-1931. Office Is open Monday irough Friday from 10 A.M. un- 1 3 P.M. Deadline for applying: August 9th. 1971 al 3 P.M.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION THOMAS C. KREPEL, JR. CHAIRMAN lead Telegraph Want Ads EMPLOYMENT Help Male 17 WANTED First class filters ond welders only, apply In person. AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BARGE LINES An EquflJ Opportunity Employer ADMINISTRATIVE Stable position for person with growing company. $6000.

Mr. DeVer. Ph. 405-4261. Data Placement Systems, Illinl Building.

AvailABILITY SYSTEMS TRAINEE Degree Systems Management or similar. Major firm. 100. PURCHASING TRAINEE Degree with some accounting, needed, get started In purchasing profession. $6.500.

SALES TRAINEE Willing to travel and relocate, great potentin with major manufacturer, start PERSONNEL 3-5 years placement experience, major firm, sa ary open. COMPUTER OPERATOR Experience 360 40. to $8, -100 rc- pcnding on experience. Learn modern merchandising techniques with major firm. Some college plus desire to succeed.

To $6500. Experienced refrigeration and sheet metal fabrication. Degree not required. Salary open. WE HAVE MANY OTHER OPENINGS Open Thurs.

Eve. 'Til 7 p.m. AvailABILITY 659 E. Broadway 462-8831 Help Wanted Female 18 18 29 RELIABLE BABYSITTER In home. Shift workers.

Have own transportation. 372-8684. 18 Aug. 3 For 2 small children In teacher's home. 10 a.m.

to -1 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Must have own transportation. Norih Rodgers area. 18 29 TEACHER WANTS BABYSITTER in my home for half day, mornings.

Must have own transportation and references. One child age one. Call 465-1457 any time. Work in air conditioned office addressing mall for large Insurance company. Apply a.m., Reserve Life, 1114 Milton Road, Alton, III.

Experienced. Great working conditions. Local. Good pay. Mrs.

Skelton. 465-4261. Data Placement Systems, Illlnl Building. BABYSITTER IN MY HOME Days, 2 children, own transportation. Call after 6 p.m.

377-6975. TELLER TRAINEE Figure aptitude. Neat appearance. $325. Mrs.

Skelton. 465-4261. Data Placement Systems. Illinl Building. EXPERIENCED WOMAN to baby- sit with one child, must have references.

462-5014. WANTED Licensed practical, at Staunton Nursing Home, day shift. Apply in person between fl a.m. 18 30 R.N. AND L.P.N.

Apply Blu Fountain Manor, Rt. 100, Godfrey. Illinois. CLOSE TO HOME OPPORTUNITY Senator William Benton, family owned organization must hire 25 women In this area to do outside sales Interviewing for 7 weeks or longer beginning August 4. ($700 min.

guarantee for 100 interviews). For interview appointment only write Box GOO In care of Alton Evening Telegraph. BEAUTICIAN Experienced, with some following. Top commiss on paid, contact Vamp Hair Styling Salon. Sav-Mart Shopping Center, Wood River.

254-0179. GENERAL OFFICE and cashier Need a full time mature woman to take charge of local office. Must be experienced and bondable. 46G-5757 for personal interview. AvailABILITY CUSTOMER RELATIONS SUPERVISOR 2 3 years experience in related field, customer service, public relations or advertising fields, ability to communicate ver- baly and by letter, start $430 $520.

KEY PUNCH Minimum one year experience, evening shift, 30 hour free parking, start $375. CLERK TYPIST Type 60 with dictaphone experience, work In personnel start S3GO. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mature sharp Individual to work for mgr. of advertising of major marketing firm, start $400 $500. TEND Type 50 80 nice office with rapid advancement, start $400 up.

ACCOUNTING CLERK Prior experience working with figures, checking invoices, price extensions, start $375. ECRETARY Sharp personable ndlvidual with good tvplng and ability to meet VIP's, start $400 $425, fee paid. Open Thurs. Eve. 'til 7 P.M.

AvailABILITY 659 E. Broadway 462-8831 Help Male-Female 19 OLLEGE STUDENTS Drivers Icense required. Summer work only. 421-0471 St. Louis.

9 Aug. 3 TUDENTS Drivers needed, evenings and weekends. 18 and over. 421-0470, St. Louis.

ISPENSING OPTICIAN Some rxperlence preferred, for male or ply Lee Optical, 117 West Third Street, Alton. 100 North Side Square ARKVIEW PLACEMENT Car- Invllle, III. 217-854-32HD. Check with us for our many listings. LL KINDS OF JOBS To 5650 month.

American Employment, 72G 1. Broadway. NO SALES XPERIENCE We will each you all you need to know earn $250 a week, every week. Coll 354-6857. EABAN'S Help wanted, full and part time.

Apply 9-2 p.m. Thursday, July 20. Located icxt to the Gas For Less Service Station in Bethalto. Salesladies 19A A 27 OWNTOWN ALTON Ladles' ready-to-wear store has opening or part-time saleslady. Write Box 10, In care of Alton Evening Telegraph.

ANNOUNCbMCNTS ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIALIZED SERVICE, INC. We Specialise In: if TARPAULIN TRUCK COVERS AWNING RECOVERS 100 CENTRAL AVE. ALTON, ILL. Ca Us For Any Ph. 465-4474 or Canvas Needs jj MAKMAIHJKE By Anderson and Looming "He decided to go through I he car wash." EMPLOYMENT Salesladies 19A 27 19A FASHION FROCKS la now Mr- Ing counselors In this area no investment, no deliver Inn, no collecting, samples furnished.

To our full line attend style show in Rox Arena Building in the Rtwimi Park Wedni'sday. July 28. 7:30 p.m. Public Invited. Phone 254-0473.

19A 31 ACT GIFT PARTY PLAN Work now 'til Christmas High commissions plus Cash Bonuses. Call or write "Santa's inc. Avon, Conn. OGOOl. Telephone 1 (203) 073-3455.

ALSO BOOKING PARTIES IDA Sept. 30 MOTHERS Need extra money? Sell, Playhouse Toys now till Christmas. The 1971 line Is great! Good commission. No delivering, no collecting. Car necessary.

We have served the area for 7 years. Don't delay! Call today! Phone 465-5338. 10A 31 LADIES! NEED A arc offering an exceptional opportunity to women in this area, in the sales field, with a unique program being offered to the business professional community. We provide excellent training and income while learning. Those selected will possess poise, character and some sales ability.

Unlimited income if selected. Cull Mr. Cogdlil 8 a.m. 'til noon week days. After 5 piione Mr.

Neudeckcr EMPLOYMENT Salesmen 20 2P WANTED AT ONCE lilcctrolux, world's largest selllnB clt'uner needs representatives in suiTOurullni: area. No experience or Investment needed, Part or full time. Write P.O. Box Godfrey, or An equal oppnrtunlty employer. 20 22-27-28-2D Aug.

YOU NEED MONEY? I NEED HELP! Wnrk from home full or spare time, furnishing nationally-known Raw- Iclph HoitseJioJd Products. Be your own boss. Can enrn Rood income. Inventory from concern Write giving phone Or- vilh' Box 218, Alton. 111.

Situations 22 BABYSITTING and Ironins clone time work. Will sit nr core for elderlv person. 2 or 3 ilfivs week. 'IG'J-2355 Salesmen 20 20 31 MOBILE HOME SALESMAN Or saleswoman experienced in mobile home sales, real estate or car sales. Call 618-031-0208.

Granite City. 20 20 -WELCOME HOME JERSEY COUNTY VETERANS If you are really looking for a successful future then you're scnrcli- tng for a job that you'll really like and one that likes you. We ofl'L-r guaranteed salary, security, advancement opportunities and a chance to be proud of your work. Approved Veteran on the Training Program. For Interview appointment phone: Springfield 217-525-951 1.

20 29 $265.00 That's what our top men average per week. Good men over age 21 will exceed $10,000 the first year. Prestige sales position with 40- ycnr-old company. Top fringe benefits. We will program your tiny with 5 quality leads.

We will pay ynn a generous training expense allowance plus full commission for (5 straight weeks while you learn to earn even MORE! For confidential interview contact: Mr. Robert Osborne Travctodge Motel Alton, ffltrmls Thursday, July 2fl 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Nl'RSKS 1 work by tho 'ir hour. Sitting with sick or elderly.

FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 23 I AUNDRAMAT FOR SALIi I3c- thiiltn Mnney maker. husband and u'ito opei iitipn. Owner Koiii" into umjther business. Call :1 ii-H-'l-id-KM" EDWARDSVILLE ILLINOIS 2.40 ACRES ZONED B-3 HIGHWAY BUSINESS DISTRICT corner lot on Route 1-13 nu-ru SIU entrance. Largii traffic count.

Alsn has a lU-slory 5-ronm mndorn brick home." ELI SREER AGENCY Evenings: 23 27 COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR SHOP machinery, cheap, Curtis McEwen, Rt. Box 254, Edwards- vine, (ilS-GS6-4057. TEXACO SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Main and Shamrock, East Alton. For information call Tom Hogan 314-832-6400. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT LITTON SHIP SYSTEMS PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI Litton Ship Systems, America's newest shipyard located on the beautiful Gulf Coast, is now hiring on the spot for skilled craftsmen in the following positions: SHIPFITTERS PIPE FITTERS PIPE WELDERS PIPE FABRICATORS WELDERS (Arc Short Arc) ELECTRICIANS (Marine) OUTSIDE MACHINISTS CHIPPER-GRINDERS FORMING MACHINE OPERATORS STEEL FABRICATION WORKERS MACHINE BURNERS Relocation assistance and housing assist- I once Excellent benelit plan and advancement opportunities.

For piirsoiml interview in St. Louis, report to: Missouri State Employment Service 505 Washington Avenue St. Louis, Missouri (313) 231-7348 on the following dates: WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1971 8 AM to 4 PM THURSDAY, JULY 29 1971 8 AM to 4 PM If unable to conn' for interview, send your resume to: EMPLOYMENT OSFRCE.