Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 19

'Evening Telegrapli Friday, July 1972 ast Junior High School spring graduates Bust Junior High School has announced the names of Students that were promoted this year. They are: Bonne Allen, Kent Allen, Jerry Ancell, Jesse Anderson, Joe Anderson, John Anderson, Mark Bacus, Gregory Baker, Philip Baker, William Barger. Terrl Baum, Lori Beadles, Paul Bearce, Milton Beck, Gayle Belangee, Deborah Ben, Joy Beneze, Sherrle Bennett, Susan Bergesch, Dorothy Balke. Danny Blasloll, Linda Bloodworth, Charlotte Bordon, Gayla Bode, David Bowman, Peggy Bowman, Robert Boyd, Edward Brake, Orville Brawley, David Bridges. Betty Brotherton, Anthony Brown, Rose Brown, Teresa Brown, Fred Buchanan, John Buford, Buls, Charles Buxton, Nancy Buzan, James Cain.

David Calres, Anthony Caldwell, Brad Campbell, Cannon, Reid Childers, Cynthia Clark, Leslie Clark, Lois Clark, Robin Coffman, Carmen Cooley. Kenneth Coons, Jane Cot- troll, Timothy Cowan, Kim- borly Cowgll), Carl Cox, Reginald Cox, Donnita Crabb, Pamela Grain, Patricia CurUx, Robbie Curtis. Delia Cyprian, Robert Dale, Cathy Davis, Lori Davis, Yield Davis, Gregory Dawdy, Jeffery Dawson, Jack Dean, John Decker, Michael Dceder. Joel Dick, Patricia Dlserens, Theresa Dlsher, Nancy Donahue, Ingrld Duebbert, Donald Eberlin, Jayne Edwards, Mark Edwards, Scott Elledge, Robert Eschbach, John Evans, Sandy Evans. Georgia Farley, Mark Farrow, Julie Fay, Rory Finn, Mellnda Fischer, Ralph Fisher, Lucinda Flota, Terry Floyd, Thomas Flynn, Daniel Focht Randy Fox, Vlckl Fox, Kim Frazler, Shawn Freeman, Stephanie Oaffney, Jody Carver, Samuel Gates, Terry Gen tell Betty Gentry, Timothy Gibson.

Harry Gllchrest, Denlse Glllespie, Russell Gossard, Timothy Gossett, Jerri Grace, Kevin Gravemann, Mellnda Graves, Fayma Green, Madeline Gregory, Thomas Groff. Terrl Gross, Rebecca Hall, Adrianne Hammon, Shelby Hammond, Donna Hampton, Janice Hanellne, Gregory Hanneken, Jeffrey Hanson, Mary Harbaugh, Nancy Hard. Dwlght Hardlmon, Susan Hatflcld, Arthur Hayes, Sanlra Hayes, Donald Ream, Johnny Heaton, Lois Hebcrllng, Michael Hedger, Joe Heltz, Terrl Henderson, James Hlckey, Perry Hill. Mary Hlnrlchs, Grayland Holloway, Joseph Holloway, a Holman, Ernest 1 a Anita Holmes, Barbara Honaker, Ann Hornsey, Deborah Hunter, Frankle Hutslar, Janice Isom. Marshall Johnson, Shcrletta Johnson, Jeanette Jones, Rodney Jones, Ronald Jones, Thomas Jordan, Victoria Joyce, Lawrence Kaufman, Kim Keene, Mark Kennedy.

Hugh Kiel, Pamela Kinder, Shawn Knight, Jo Koertge, Craig Kogel, Steve Krankel, Linda Kuenzll, Deanna Leamon, Henry Lee, Jerry Lewis, John Lewis. Judy Lewis, William Llnebarger, Keith Lingle, Earle Lloyd, Robert Logan, Mary Lyon, Carl Madison, Robin Mahan, Diane Makuh, Kelly Maple. Daniel Marln, Sheree Martin, Timothy Martin, Terrl Mason, Frank Massalone, Klmberly Massey, Stephen Matlfes, Douglas Matthews, Steven McCann, Tanya McClaln. James McComas, Vlckey McDanlels, James McDonald, Susan McElroy, Royal McElyea, Kevin McKean, Jamie McLaughlln, Larry Mead, Katherlne Metz, Kenny Meyenburg. Marsha Meyer, Ronald Meyers, George Michael, Carla Miles, Bruce Miller, Jeffrey Miller, Mary Miller, Frank Mlllltello, Julia Mills, Terry Minor.

Emily Monroe, Robert Monroe, Cynthia Montroy, Marsha Moore, Sheila Moore, Cathy Morgan, Samuel Morgan, Mark Mormlno, a a 1 a Morten, Sandra Mossbarger. Jody Mundy, Mark Myers, Jeffrey Narup, David Nasello, Anne Naughlon, Barbara a 1 Charles Naylor, Deborah Nelson, Mark Newcome, Lynn Northcutt. Patrick O'Brien, Bruce Orban, Kathleen Parker, William Parker, LeAnne Patterson, Gregory Payne, CI Pearson, Jackie Pentland, Janice Perry. Larry Perry, Susan Perry, Sheila Phillips, Karen Pllger, Dan Poe, Gary Polio, Albert Poston, Karen Potter, Cynthia a li Robert Price, Gregory Pursley, Christina a 11, Angelo Ragusa, Belinda Ramsey. Kenneth Ramsey, Dwlght Reed, Casey Retaking, Carol Hexford, Gregory Rhine, Kathy Rhymer, David Rich, Donald Rlcheson, Cindy Rldder, Sue Rldenhower, Enlow Rlngor.

Leon Ross, Pamela Ross, Charles Rudd, David Rushing, Sheila Sanders, Manuel Santa Cruz, Edward Santee, Paul Scharth, Barbara Schelm, Deborah Schildroth, Michael Schiidroth. Vlckl Schllllnger, Roger Schleper, James Schmidt, Janice Schmidt, Nancy Scott, Marilyn Senders, Joseph Shaw, Mary Sinclair, Vanessa Sllmlck. Jeffrey Smith, Steven Smith, John Sparlln, Steven Spencer, Karen Splker, Robert Spurrtler, John Starbuck, Layne Stauffer, Goergene Stavros. Ned Stewart, Patricia Streeper, Larry Sullivan, Christopher Button, Michael Button, Everett Talley, Reif Temple, Michael Thacker, Tammle Theisen, William Thles. Mary Thole, Cllmlsteen Thomas, Michael Tlmmons, Steven Totten, Clarence Townsend, Jim Tuscan, Mark Tyler, Mark Vantrease, Nancy Van Voorhis, Linda Vickey.

Linda VonBergen, Anthony Walker, Darryl Walker, Iris Walker, Carrie Walkington, Glenda Walkington, Cynthia Wallace, Sue Wallace, Debra Wallendorff. Susan Ward, Jane Waters, Scott Webb, Royce Welgel, Janet Welnrlch, Kim Wheeler, Vlckey Wiley, Robert Williamson, Laura Wiseman, Terry Woolen, Candlce Young, Floyd Young, Tina Zambito, Terrl Zimmerman. Fischer loses draw; Boris gets first move in world chess match Telegram from Nixon RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) Author Pearl S. Buck, who Is recuperating at a hospital here from an attack of pleurisy, bas received a telegram from President Nixon.

"As a long-time admirer of your Indomitable spirit and unfailing courage, I am confident that you will soon be fully recovered and able to continue your work," Nixon said In his telegram to the 80-year-old writer. Hospital spokesmen said Thursday that the President also extended his "prayers and best wishes." Miss Buck, winner of the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, was reported in very satisfactory condition. Admitted to the hospital last Saturday, she had been Working on four novels at her summer home In Danby when stricken with the pleurisy attack. Joint space venture SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) Soviet and American space experts begin working today on the final technical details for a planned Joint space mission. A 22-member delegation of Russian space engineers arrived here Thursday for discussions which are expected to last two weeks.

The engineers are Ironing out details for the Apollo- Soyuz Test Project, a space mission planned for 1975 in which American and Soviet spacecraft will rendezvous and dock in space. Officials said the discussions are expected to result in a mission plan, final design features for a compatible docking system and a docking module, and a rough mission schedule. By STEPHENS BROENING REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thursday night, giving Boris Spassky the first move, and the world championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. Unless the American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads Illness and gets another postponement The confusion of the past week was summarized by the old woman selling cigarettes who asked in the beginning: "Fischer come?" Near the end it was: "Spassky go?" "I'm very pessimistic," Dr. Max Euwe said at 10 a.m.

At noon: "It's a very delicate situation." At 7 p.m., the president of the International Chess Federation sighed: "There's hope." That was Tuesday. It could have been any day In the garbled prelude to what chess lovers say Is the match of the century Spassky of the U.S.S.R. vs. Fischer of the U.S.A. Spassky arrived early to wait for Bobby Saying "I came to play," he philosophically accepted the first postponement when Fischer didn't show.

Later he demanded an apology or he wouldn't play. At one news conference, one of Fischer's lawyers said he'd come to say he bad nothing to say. Yefim Geller, Spassky's second, fielded questions with: "Kak Gavarit po Angllski," or as you say in English, "No comment." Then there's the "Eavesdropper," a man approaching middle age with a shock of graying hair combed in careful disarray onto his forehead. He takes voluminous notes, for a magazine piece, he says. On scraps of paper he records conversations he's overheard.

He carries the scraps In a red plastic shopping bag as he moves soundlessly about the hotel lobbies. One final quote, from Gudmundur Thorarlnsson, president of the Icelandic Chess Federation, who was under pressure from Fischer to give up a share of the gate receipts: "I have worked for more than a year to get this match to Iceland. I would do many things. But I will not bite into a sour apple." Thanks to a rich British chess fan who doubled the stakes, he didn't have to. Admiral's reply: nuts NORFOLK, Va.

(AP) Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt responding to a Soviet-Cuban demand that the United States withdraw from Its naval base at Guantanamo Bay In Cuba, sys, "My reaction would be: Zumwalt made the com- ment while here Thursday for the first East Coast Flag Officers Symposium. The demand came Thursday In a joint commlnique as Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro concluded an 11-day visit to the Soviet Union. Man killed aiding dog PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mark David Goss, 18, of suburban Falrless Hills stopped to help a dog he had run over on his way to work Thursday.

Goss was struck and killed by another car as he bent over the dying dog. He was pronounced dead at the scene from head and internal Injuries. Virgil Bardelmeier named GOP Review Board member EDWARDSVILLE Appointment of Virgil Bardelmeier, supervisor of Pin Oak Township and former member of the county board of supervisors, as Republican member of the Madison County Board of Review was announced today by Chief Circuit Judge Michael Kin- Police shoot man holding knif to his baby's throat HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Paul Escalente, 26, stood. In he'd kill her when she came, and If she didn't come he'd faUi EtOVtUVlLWf DlUUUj wwl fc i the middle of a street holding kill the baby and himself." a fool-long butcher knife to the throat of his 7-month-old daughter Paula.

"We tried everything we knew to talk him out of the knife or at least stall him," Patrolman T. 0. Bresenhan said Thursday. "We told him it was senseless to hurt his daughter If be was mad at Wswife." A sister, Glna Vasquez, Z4, told police Escalente came borne drunk and mad at bis wife, "He grabbed the baby and a knife and yelled for us to get out," she said, "He said be wanted Esther (his wife) to come and get Paula," Mrs. Vasquez said.

"He told us 'When he advanced on me, the baby fell," said Patrolman L. W. Hoffmaster. "I had a clear shot and fired." The two officers fired about five times, killing Escalente, a Vietnam veteran discharged from the army seven months ago. While police tried to talk with Escalente, he dashed after an unidentified man walking down the street and barely missed slashing the man's throat.

Paula was listed in good condition at a hospital with facial lacerations. She is the youngest of four Escalente children. ney. Bardelmeier, a registered livestock and small grain fanner residing on Edwardsville Rte. 3, had retired from the county board this spring after his defeat for membership on the newly- constituted county board at the April 4 election.

Bardelmeier, 59, was defeated in board District 2 by Paul Riebold of the Troy area, 995 to 744. In announcing Bardelmeier's appointment as third member of the property assessment equalization body, Judge Klnney said that the Pin Oak Township applicant for appointment to the two- year term as Republican member was approved by a majority vote of circuit judges at a meeting Thursday afternoon at the courthouse. Judge Kinney said five of the judges of the Third Judicial Circuit were consulted at Thursday's meeting on the Board of Review appointment and a majority vote resulted In Bardelmeier's favor. He said he was abiding by the majority vote in naming the member of the review body, who, under Illinois statutes must be a Republican. The other two members of the review body are Nelson Hagnauer of Granite City, chairman by virtue of his chairmanship of the county board, and Donald W.

McLean of Edwardsville, holdover member for another year. Both are Democrats and under state law the minority party must be given representation on the board, After appointment of a third member of the Board of Review was deferred early in June, the Telegraph learned, the retiring member at expiration of his two-year term, Howard Sparks of Wood River, has continued to serve in the interim on advice of now-resigned Assistant State's Attorney Marshall Smith pending appointment and qualification of his sue- cess or. Sparks is a Democrat. Although he indicated there were other applicants for the Board of Review appointment, Judge Kinney did not identify them. Only Madison County Circuit Judge Joseph J.

Barr, now on vacation, was absent from Thursday's meeting of judges at which the Board of Review appointment was made. Sitting with the group was retired Circuit Judge I.H. Streeper of Alton, who presides in court here upon call as needed. The. new appointee to the Board of Review was first appointed as supervisor of Pin Oak Township upon the death of Supervisor Eldon Engeling, and then 'elected without opposition to two subsequent four-year terms.

He served on the county board's right of way committee five 'years, and also was a member of other important committees. Legal 1 U.S. Highway 67 and state Route II. which runs through section 35 Godfrey Township; thence South- rly on the center line of said U.S. Ilghway 67 and Slate Route 111 to he Northerly Corporation Line He City of Alton, Illinois as the ame existed on Juno 8, 1971: thence Westerly and Southerly along tho lortherly and Westerly Corporation of the city of Alton, Illinois to he state line of the state of Illinois the Mississippi River; thence state line of the "Isslssppl Northwest along nate of tumors at the Intersection of Interst Corporation Line of the City of Alton, Illinois same ixlsts on June 8, 1972 with the cen- crime of U.S.

Highway 67 and State Route 111; thence North along the center line or U.S. Highway 67 and state Route 111 to the North line of Section 3D In Godfrey Township; hence East on the North line of Sec- Ions 35 and 36 In said Godfrey 'ownshlp and along the North line of sections 31 and 32 In Poster Township to the center line Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Rallroaj; thence Southerly said center line to the North line of Wood River Congressional Township 5 North, Range 9 West; thence rait along said North Una to the Northeast corner of Section 4. In aid Township; thence South along he East line ot said Section 4 to the North Corporation Line of the City of Alton, Illinois as the same ex- sled on June 8, 1972; thence generally Westerly along the meandering; if said Corporation Line to the point Also that part of sections 8, 6, 17, 18, 19 and 20 In Congressional Wood River Township jorth, Range 9 West, which lie be- ween the Corporate Limits of the ilty of Alton, Illinois and the Cor- rarate Limits of the Village of East Alton, Illinois. ru VARIANCE Laclede Steel Company has filed with the Environmental Protection Agency and Pollution Control Board a Petition for a Variance. TlUe IX of the Environmental Protection Act provides for Individual varlinc- es upon proor by the petitioner that compliance with specific provisions of the Act, related regulations or Board of Opinions would Impose upon the petitioner an "arbitrary or unreasonable The pell- tloner alleges such a hardship, and seeks permission to operate its electric arc furnaces from January 1, 1973 to December.

1973 In violation or the opacity standards of Rule 202(b) of PCS Chapter 2 The Environmental Protection Agency solicits the views of persons who might bo adversely affected by the granting of the variance. Any comments or Inquiries should be addressed to: Variance Section, Division of Air Pollution Control, Springfield, Illinois 62706 Phone No. 468-3411. Bunker Hill Community Unit School District No. 8 Is request np bids for re-roofing and re-flashing sections or Melssner Grade School, 3unker Hill, Illinois.

Bid forms are available at the Superintendent's office. Bids will bo lened Monday. July 10, 1972, 8:00 ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Legal 4870 July 7, '72 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ILLINOIS MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER ANNEXTION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY) NO. TO THE HAYNER PUBO 72-MC-3 LIC LIBRARY DISTRICT) NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that on Frl day, July 28, 1072, at 1:30 P.M., In Courtroom No. 7, City Hall, Alton Illinois, Petitions" the following described territory to THE HAYNER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT will be presented to Associate Judge Arthur L.

Greenwood: (See Attached) BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE HAYNER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT By CHARLES H. BUXTON PRESIDENT Thomas, Mottaz Eastman Attorneys for Petitioners 307 Henry Street Alton, Illinois 02002 1-618-462-9201. Beginning at the Northeast corner of Fractional Section 6 or Moro Township 6 North, Range West; thence West on the North line of sale Fractional Section 6 and the North line of Foster Township 6 North Range 9 West to the center of the Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Railroad; thence in a general Southerly direction on the center line of said Railroad to the south line or said Foster Township; thence East on said Township line to the Southeast corner or the Southwest quarter ol the Southeast quarter of Section 35 of said Township; thence North to tho Northeast comer of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of section 26 of said Township; thence East to the Southeast corner of section 23; thence North to the North line or the South half of the North halt of Section 24'; thence East to the East line of Section 24; thence North along the Township line to the Northeast corner of the Southeast quarter or the Southeast quarter or Section 13 of saw Town- slilp; thence East to the Southeast corner of the Northwest quarter ol the Southwest quarter of Section it in Moro Township; thence- South to the Southwest corner of the Southeast quarter or the Southwest quarter or said Section 18; thence East to the Southeast corner or the Southwest quarter or Section 18; thence North to the Northeast corner the Southeast quarter or the South west quarter or Section 18; thence East to the East line or Section 18- thence North to the Northeast corner of the southeast quarter of Section 18; thence West to the Northwes corner of the Northeast quarter the Southeast quarter of Section 18 thence North to the Northwest cor ner or the southcst quarter or the Northeast quarter of Section 7 thence East to the East line of Sec tlon 7 In Moro Township; thence North to the point of beginning. Beginning at the Northwest cornet of Godfrey Township 6 North, Range 10 West; thence South on the Wes line or said Township to the South line of Section 18 In Godfrey Town ship; thence East on the South line of said section 18 and the South line or Section 17 to the West line or Section 21 In Godfrey Township thence South on said west line to the South line of Section 21; thenci East on said line to the West line Section 27 In Godfrey Township thence South on said line to the South line of said Section 27; thence East on the South line of Section 27 Setlon 26, and Section 25 lh Godrrey Township and continue East on the South line or Section 30 and Section 20 in Foster Township 6 North Range 9 West, to the center or the Chicago, Burlington end Qulncy Railroad; thence In a generally Northerly direction on the center line or said railroad to the North line of said Foster Township; thence West on the North line or Foster Township and on the North line Godfrey Township to the point 'ieglnuu at a point In the State line of the State of Illinois In the Mississippi River opposite the poin or confluence of Plasa Creek and il River In Sect on 25 the Mississippi River In Section 25 Township 6 North, Range 11 Wes of the Third Principal Meridian In Jersey county, Illinois; thence In a nerally Northerly direction aloni asa Creek to the Intersection Piasa Creek with the West line Godfrey Township, Township 6 North, Range 10 West of the Third Principal Meridian, Madison Coun ty, Illinois; thence North on the West line of Godfrey Township to the North line of Section 19 In God frey Township; thence East on the North line of Section 19 and the North line of Section 20 In Godfrey Township to the East line of sa Section 10; thence South on sal. line to the North line of.Section.31 In Godfrey Township; thence Eas on said line to the West line of Sec tlon 27 In Godfrey Township; thence South on the West line of Section 27 In Godfrey Township to the North west corner of Section 34 in God frey Township; thence East along the North linei of said Section 34 I Godfrey Township and cpntlnuln; along the North line of Section 35 li Godfrey Township to the center line (CouUnued to Next Column) ANNOUNCEMENTS Rummage A 8 10 YARD SALE Clothing, furniture, toys, baby clothes, Saturday, day ft Monday.

018 Madison, South Roxana. "FAMILY OARAGE SALE fants to adults, 217 Cindy, ton, Monday and Tuesday. 147 Household Route 160, 2 miles north of Plasa Bridge. SALE 200 Klngshlghway. East Alton.

Dlsher, clothing, and many Items. Saturday, a.m. GARAGE bottles, cloth- Ing, snow.tires, misc. 21 Lorena, Cottage Hills. sun.

3IO YARD SALE New and used furniture, odds, ends ttnd old Items. Sat. and 9 to on Fosterburg Road at sign. JARAGE (lass, Avon bottles, vacuum sweepers, lamps, dishes, toys, misc. 514 Central.

Alton. 10 '111 dark, Friday, Saturday ft Sunday. FIRST garage sate. ANTIQUES: Crockery, set of 6 oak chairs, wash stand. HOUSEHOLD doors and awnings.

Many more Items In each classification too numerous to mention. Clothes, sizes women's 7-18, men's clothes, too. Friday and Saturday, July 7 and a a.m.-5 p.m. Corner of and central, VRt. Ill), Roxana.

L.AWN-GARAGE Whitelaw, Wood River, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 9 'til 9. Everything clean, no junk. All kinds of good ladles and men's clothing, chair, dishes, vases, laundry cart, new windows, misc. galore.

I FREE GARAGE SALE sign with each advertisement placed In Alton Evening Telegraph. Pickup at Classified Desk. 3ASEMENT E. Oonter- man, S. Roxana.

Power tools, furniture clothing. From 9 to 4' NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD ON PROPOSED STREET PROJECT Notice Is hereby given that the Department of public works, City of Alton. County of Madison, State of Illinois, plan to Improve the Intersection ot Brown Street with worden Avenue in the City of Alton, A co'mblncd Location nnd Design Hearing will be held for consideration of the specific location and the major design features of this project on August 7. 1972 at 10:30 A.M. In the Council Chambers of the Alton City Hall, 101 East Third Street, Alton, Interested-citizens from this af.

reeled aren may review the pre. llmlnary plans, negat ve declaration and other Inrormatlon pertinent to the design tnd location or tho Improvement are available for public Inspection nnd copying nt the office ot the Public Works Director. Alton City Hall. 101 East Third Street, Alton, Illinois (Phone 465-4226). This Information will be available for public Inspection on August 7, 1972 between 0:30 A.M.

ana 10:30 A.M. Tentative schedules ror Rlght-of- Way Acquisition and Construction will also be discussed at the bear- R. M. WANDLING Director or Public Works Cord of Thanks WE" WISH TO EXPRESS our thanks to nurses at Wood River Hospital Drs. W.

V. B. L. Roberson and a special thanks to Marks Mortuary nnd the congregation of Friendship General Baptist Church nnd Rev, Hueda Galnes, to cJl our Mends nnd neighbors for their prayers, flowers, cards and many kindnesses at the recent death of our mother, Mrs. Emma Carroll.

The Carroll Family Personals 7 TF SERIOUSLY. have the Finest Selection or Mobile Homes In the Midwest, storevland Mobile Homes. Happy Ads 7A JEANNIEt Happiness Is when you've reached And having friends and family wish you good cheer. So we fust want to wish you Happy Birthday, And hope your 18th year Is great In every way. Your Co-Workers HAPPINESS IS: GETTING YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE.

YOUR SISTERS 7A 7 love you very much. Jay Rummage Garage Sales 8 7 GARAGE 628 shenpard, Alton. 8 a.m. to 5:30 Saturday. Mostly clothes, other miscellaneous.

YARD SALE Saturday, July 8. 3479 E. Broadway, Alton. 4-FAMILY YARD July 10 11, 12. 8:00 a.m.

to 3:00 p.m. child adult, clothing and many mlscelm neous Items. At East Vine GARAGE SALE starting Thursday, July e. 7, 8, also 10, 11. Morning 0 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Red dishes, antiques, tools. Muny Items too numerous to mention, 113 Illinois East Alton. ANNOUNCEMENTS STAN'S LAKE Off Highway 1ST on Highway HS Mlllstedt DAY OR NIGHT FISHING, Just Stocked Channel Catfish ANNOUNCEMENTS UJMAOE and day on Clover St. In Meadowbrook.

YARD brass candlesticks rrom Thailand, knick-knacks, glass lU-ton air conditioner and mlsc Penning, Wood River, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday. 9 Ul 6 3-FAMILY YARD 7th, Alton. Friday Saturday, Many Items nlture, clothing house! GARAGE Friday and Saturday, 9-5. Selling my moth er's accumulation of 55 years, 3rd house on left. 1 mile east of Bright on on Brighton-Bunker Hill Road Follow the signs.

No BACK 7 YARD red depression, antiques, old bottles, can nlng Jars, chest or drawers ant misc. Friday and Saturday, 10 'tl 6. 1815 state Alton, III. 3ARAOE Lincoln East Alton, July 7th 8th, 9 a.m to 8 p.m. Children adult cloth- Ing and miscellaneous Items.

BIG BASEMENT and Saturday. Clean clothes, boys' girls' women's. Miscellaneous Turn-across rrom Ball Hal to Pat- tlson Heights back to- 6425 Sunset Dr. BASEMENT ft Saturday. Fedders air condlUoner 24,000 BTU.

Curio cabinet, old china cabinets. Some'antiques. Ruby red, vaseline green, carnival am depression glass, and misc. 3807 Western Alton, off Milton Rd YARD Birch. Rosewooi Heights.

Friday and Saturday, 0 8. BACKYARD SALE, 9 to-3 at 1422 3rd St. Forest Homes. Thursdoyj Friday Saturday. PORCH or men's cloth ing, women's children's clothing Citizens Band 23-channel radio, perrect condition.

Car radio. In ood condition. Friday Saturday to 6. 2007 Fernwood Milton 10 I 7 STRAYED Black brown Shepherd. Rt.

100 area. 466-2934. Berard. OUND Part Poodle, female, black, trimmed, 311 Illinois, East Alton. YARD At 036 Lincoln, Eas Alton.

Behind Wllshlre Shopping Center. Saturday Sunday. SARAGE 328 Mercury Dr. Godfrey. July 8 a 9, 9:00 a.m Youth bed, clothing (all sizes) maternity clothes, (14-16), books toys, misc.

All sales final. GARAGE SALE Friday and Sat urdav 10 'til 5. 3202 Agnes behind Central Hardware. We have Everything I I YARD SALE Friday and Saturday, 0-9. Infant and toddler clothes end tables, adult clothes of various sizes, hairdryer, bed springs and other miscellaneous coffee will be served.

Don't miss this one. No. 6 East 121h St. SATURDAY. SUNDAY Tools, bathroom fixtures, 2 hp.

motor. tables, tubs, clothing and miscellaneous. 819 Hawley, Alton. Ph YARD SALE Clothes, fan. sink dishes, odds ends, 2505 Kohler Alton, 8 8.

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday am Sunday, 0.6. Avon, new and used. 830 Madison, Wood River. 8 7 BASEMENT SALE Shetland rug shampooer and floor waxer, Ann! versary clock, swivel chair, stee bridge table large enough for 8 electric cofree makers, set of Child's Books, suitcases, brief and over night bags. Many other Items numerous to Saturday July 8 from 1 p.m.

to 5 p.m. only 106A Washington Manor Apt. PRONT YARD little of ev erythlng. Saturday the 8th, 8-1, 2808 Godfrey Rd. 10 FOUND Small white long-haired male.

Has collar with one tag. May have by paying ror ad. 465-3416. 10 7 LOST, 6 months old German Shepherd pup, last seen around Poag area, reward, call LOST sable Collie, named ol nce un 9.2806. Beau.

'Godfrey vlclnlt: day night. Reward. 10 If German yean old. Black. Black col 1 with drooping ear.

Named From Gtazebrook Subdl on. 466-6103. ANNOUNCEMENTS $500 REWARD For Information leading to the conviction and return of a 1972 OMO ton ptoliup with camper, white over (old In color, stolen off the Wood River K-Mart parWnf lot. Phone 254-4303 SMILE TODAY Look and See If You Have A Happy Adi Classification 7-A, Dial-466-6641 To Place A Happy Adi AlttWtf itti.lrrtflWt Color Schertte ACROSS 1 Cowardly (coll.) 70ptlmlslta 11 Sir Galahad 1 mother 11 Mountain iBBsjswood HCrldlron cheer 18. Btal SOLoopllkepart 31 Ripe Perch 25 Kind of stick 28 DrlM up SO Muse of MTallriorto.

(coll) lining 1 lit 59 Odd numeral Chair oUweele alcohol 18 Capital el Ontario Finnish steam ban K) Check. 41 Reward (poet) 60 Slippery 16 Bad start UBlbUcaf DOWN IPerlodolttme-a English essayist i Scourge 1 23 Sea 4Femlnlno nickname 26 Gold 27HkeU 20 Imprint pronoun II Heavy blow 7 Caviar S3 Loud outer IRawnwtli 84 individual Brittle SS Young mala 40 School subject (alt.) 43Anlnit 44 Claim, right 48 Sharp corntf 48 Man 1 ISO Wine flavor (IV.) 81 Equal name (pL) Babylonian B7 Ribbed SS Spanish, artlcte ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS OST 3 large dogs, ono older German Shepherd has limp, one young German Shepherd gold lolored, ono part Groat Dane and Shepherd, all males, Fosterburg Torch Club area, are gentle. Call 152-3385 before 5 or 250-8728 after i' 10 Buttons, Buttons Who's Got Burtons white part Poodle. Answers to name, Buttons. Falrvlew 3rlve, off Humbert Rd, Reward.

462-7643. 8 BETHALTO AREA. LIVER AND WHITE POINTER, D. RUTHERFORD" ON COLLAR, CALL 259-2298, OR 656-4591. io BOY'S brown terrier.

Answers to name of Tiger. or 462-6312. Reward. 0 10 NOTICE THE PERSON WHO stole my pet og, a wire haired terrier, mack nd tan pet, on Wood River Avenue near Penning Friday, June 30th was see putting the dog In a car and drive north. The dng has ioth state and Wood River city tags.

The person found In possession of that dog will be prosecuted the full extent of the law. Phone July 4th, two pairs of gold draperies between 5th and Henry and Eldercare of Alton. Finder please call 465-5675. Notices CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FAMILY WANT ADS 0 A.M. Day ol Publication urge that wherever possible you Place, your adthe day be- 'e ur hat ore.

an give you better service. 5:00 p.m. day before on alt liner ads, 11:00 a.m. day before on small ilassUled display. pake or page 4 dayi prior to publication.

The same deadlines will prevail on commercial advertising as before. Dial 465-6641 A.M. 5 P.M. 5 P.M. to 8 A.M.

465-6511 (Classified Only) COMING SOONI Greater St. Louis Area TRACTOR PULL CONTEST ALTON, ILLINOIS DRAGWAY. 1 MILE NORTH HIGHWAY 140, ON FOSTERBURG ALTON 18,000 Puna July 22 and 23 PRIZE MONEY AND FOR ALL 10 HjOOStock. 9000 12000 Stock Saturday Beginning 8 P.M. 7000 9000 Stock, Open Sunday Beginning; 1300 IN PRIZE MONEY Refreshments Free Parking Cone Early and: Meet The Pullers Notices 11 11 TP Monday Friday PROJECTOR BULB BURNED OUT? POSTER'S DRUG STORE carries most all kinds.

230 E. Broadway. Open 'til 9 every night. ALTON'S PHOTO CENTER. WANTE1 Riders 11A 'ANTED Ride from Wood River to downtown St.

Louis. Working hours, 8-5. 254-7439. HA 7 RIDE Mlddletown Alton, to St. Louis.

8 'til 4:30. Ph. 402-1353 after 6. EDUCATIONAL Local Instruction 13 14 LIVE LIFE IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO MOVE FROM ONE SUCCESS TO ANOTHER 12 week course. Taking applications now for July, August, personal involvement sessions.

16 men and women limit. 377-5452, 6-7 p.m. or P.O. Box 34. Cottage Hills, 111.

EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted BEAUTY SHOP STATION For rent In good location. Responsible if i. 0 Coirturei. 377-570S. EXPERIENCED SHIRT PRESS In person, uiif feast Broadway.

GUARD time open- Ing in Edwardsvllle, III. area. 24 houi-s week. Call 314-862-1406. BODY Contact Parkview Placement.

Carllnvllla. 17 8 ALTERATION LADY For fash- Ion sulon, must be neat and cap- BARTENDER WANTED 8. B. Ferguson, Wood River after 2 p.m. 17 7 ARE YOU Do you radios? If you care to work short hours as office manager and meet our customers and keep a sfmplo set of books see Bob McLaugh.

lln at Harbor Sales and ServTu Company on McAdams Highway. MATURE REFINED manage motherless modern sure-urban home, salary plus private air conditioned room provided. References desired. 498-3878. SMALL ENGINE Exper- lencea In marine engines and motorcycles.

110,000 flnt year. Contact Parkview Placement 317.854-3209 Carllnvllle. 17 July 7 MOBILE HOME PARK MANAGER 35 spaces, St. Clalr County, 111. BOOKKEEPER Automotive experience necessary, contact Park- 1 ut class welders, and first class anlpfltteri.

Apply In person only. The American Commercial Barge Lines, foot of Plum, Alton, UuS TO INCREASE IN BUSINESS we need a permanent experienced body man. Excellent working conditions. ton. Chuck mouth, 1400 Union shop.

Dlerinf 0 E. Broadi p.m. Mon. thru Frl. -JER NEED- Iton Cleaners, EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT We're seeking mature ambitious GIRLS With collection or telephone background flood excellent working conditions.

Only those with inme experience In either field need apply, PHONE 462-1252 For Appointment.