Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 25

TBDNfigDAY, JULY 26, 1967 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Hunter Obituaries Eppinf, who survives. Also Mrs. Mary Hunter, wife of William T. Hunter of Beltrees, died early this morning in St. Anthony's Hospital where she had been a patient since Monday.

Mrs. Hunter, a registered nurse, had done private duty nursing in Alton since moving with her family to the area in 1957. Previously she had lived at Indianapolis, Ind. Her death'was attributed to multiple sclerosis from which she had suffered for several months. She had last worked in October of 1966.

The former Mary MacKenzie, she was born in 1920 at Rossville. During her early life she Holla, surviving are four sons, Herbert and Alvin, both of Rte. 1, Edwardsville; Charles of and Ralph of Char- lived in California where she was graduated from Los Angeles County Hospital School of Nursing. Surviving beside her husband are three daughters, Mary Kathleen, 6, Sally Louise, 8, and Susan Marie, 12; her mother, Hrs. Geneva Mae MacKenzie, Gary, and three sisters, Mrs.

Geneva Moore, Gary, Mrs. Margaret Perkins, San Jose, and Mrs. Ila Curry, Marlon, Ohio. The body is at Jacoby Bros. Funeral Home, Jerseyville, where friends may call after 7 p.m.

Thursday. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. in Bethel Methodist Church, East Newbern, where she was a member. Burial will be at East Newbern. The Multiple Sclerosis Society has been named as a memorial.

lotte, two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Chatham, Rte. 1, Edwaiidsville, and Mrs. Robert Karricjk of Whitehouse, Ohio; 13 grandchildren and one great- grandchild; two brothers, Roy of Rte 1 1, East Alton, and Harvey ot Granite City; three sisters, Mrs. Edward Epping, Mrs.

Frank Epping and Mrs. Edgaii Jacobson, all of Granite City. He Was preceded hi death by a daughter, a brother and a sister. Friends may call at the Lesley Marks Funeral Home here after 1 p.m. Thursday.

Services will be conducted at the funeral holme at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Thursday at 2 p.m. In St.

Peter's Lutheran Church, Prairietown, with the Rev. Otto Horstman, officiating. Burial will be in Pralrietown Cemetery. The body is at Jacoby Wise Funeral Home, Bunker Hill where friends may call after 4 p.m. today and until noon Thursday when the body will be taken to the church.

Homann Rowley Tuetken EDWARDSVILLE Otto W. (Buck )Homann, of 3 Oak Hill Dr. in Grandview Place died at 6 a.m. today at St. Joseph's Hospital, Highland, where he had been admitted shortly after being stricken ill at his home.

Cause of death was not immediately determined. The body will lie in state at Lesley Marks Funeral Home from 2 until 5 p.m. Thursday. Friends may call at Eden United Church of Christ after 6 p.m. Thursday until the time of funeral services at 10:30 a.m.

Friday at the church. A brotherhood service at the church at 7 p.m. Thursday will be in charge of the pastor, the Rev. Robert 0. Laaser.

JERSEYVILLE Miss Bertha A. Rowley, 82, died Tuesday in Meline Nursing Home, Jacksonville. A former resident of Jerseyville, she was born Jan. 5, 1885, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Seymor Rowley. The body is at Jacoby Bros. Funeral Home where the Rev. Louis Purcell, pastor of First Methodist Church, wilj officiate at services Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Visitation at the funeral home will be after 7 p.m. today. Primas Funeral Rites Held Today EDWARDSVILLE Graveside services were held here today at 10:30 a.m. for Michael Alan Primas who died at 5:45 p.m. Monday at St.

Jos- Ben Tuetken, 69, of 339 South Prairie, Bethalto, died at 1:35 a.m. today in Wood River Township Hospital following several years of failing health. He entered the hospital July 1. Mr. Tuetken, a painter, had been retired four years.

He was a member of Painters Local 471 Alton, and belonged to Wood River Lodge 1024 of I.O.O.F., and the Methodist Church, in Bethalto. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tuetken, he was born Aug. 23, 1897, in Ft.

Russell Township. Survivors are his widow, the former Louise H. Oetken, a brother, Walter, Merced, and a sister Mrs. Lenora Stevens, Carlinville. Two brothers, George and Emil, and Mrs.

Delia Bangert, and an infant sister preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements are pending at Smith Funeral Home, Bethalto. He the Gusewelle BUNKER HILL Edward Gusowelle, 80, of Prairietown, a retired farmer, died Tuesday at I p.m. in Staunton Nursing Home where he was taken a week ago after being a patient for six weeks in Staunton Memorial Hospital. A life-long resident of the Prairietown area he was born April 16, 1887, in Moro Township.

His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Gusewelle. His widow, the former Tfflie Kuethe, whom he married in October of 1913, survives. He also leaves three daughters, Mrs.

Clifford Heine, Dorsey; Mrls. Wilfred Goebel, Prairietown, and Mrs. Gilbert Nie- Litchfield; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Meyer and Mrs. Ella Bartels, Edwardsville.

There are seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Linkeman eph's Hospital, Highland, was born at 11:21 a.m. same day. Services were conducted by the Rev. Hervey Aberli, pastor of St.

Paul's United Church of Christ, Bluff Road, Edwardsville, at Sunset Hills Cemetery. The infant is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Primas of 948 Hillsboro Edwardsville; a brother, Larry, 4 years old; a sister, Dawn Renee, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Primas, Rte. 1, Edwardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ludde, Mitchell. West Alton Burial For Mrs.

Brass A Requiem Mass, with the Rev. Father Joseph Richter as celebrant, was sung Monday at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church, West Alton, for Mrs. Clara Brass, church organist. Burial was in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers were Felix Saale, Harold Boschert, Albert Brunstein, Robert Burns, Henry Bex- termueller, and Sidney Dwiggins. Maxeiner Rites; ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES Legal July 24 25 28 INVITATION FOR BIDS Bids will be received at the Central Office of the Madison County Housing Authority, Illinois, until 2:00 p.m., C.D.S.T., on the 15th day of August, 1967, for the sale of three (3) 30,000 gallon propane tanks and contents, located at the I. B. Curran Homes, Alton, 1111' nols. For further Information contact: Anna-May Moore, Executive Director Madison County Housing Authority.

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TF WANTED Assistant manager for Card of Thanks 2 2 26 MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. WINTERS The family wishes to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy of all our friends, relatives and neighbors who were so kind. Those who sent cards, flowers, memorial contributions to Carml Orphanage, letters, food and everyone who assisted in any every way during our time of bereavement.

The Family 2 26 furniture retail and appliance store. State age and experience, write Box 780, care Alton Evening Telegraph. 6 26 ADVERTISING ENTA' position open with Edwardsville Journal. Must nave sales experience. Advertising layout experience helpful.

For appointment call Edwardsville 656-8000. 17 27 19A Aug 17 i EVENINGS Sftll toys Aug. to Dec. tm House Co. No expertenea sary.

Training now. No or collecting, car necessary. Dorothy Cotter. 363 White Hall. Ph.

White Hall S7 WANTED Working foreman for tool and die shop, also machinist. Apply any day 9 a.m. 1-7 p.m. West edge of Troy, Route 162. Troy En tneerlng and Manufacturing.

667-9411. Mr. Krellng. 17 28 Ph. GIRLS TRAVEL II te 24 NEED personable young IMtti to travel California, Hawaii Md Midwest resort areas.

All paid while In training. $300 monthly guarantee. High school education not necessary but must be willing to learn. Represent lead' Ing magazine publishers. For Interviews see Joyce Lazzaro, Stratford Hotel, 10 to S.

Parents welcome at Interview. OLLIE BRYAN would like to express our appreciation for the kindness and sympathy of our friends, relatives and neighbors, especially Rev. Paul S. Krebs, Smith Funeral Home, organist, pallbearers, all those associated with Alton Board of Education and Alton Senior High School. We also wish to thank Franklin Masonic Lodge, Ainad Temple, Hibbard Lodge No.

249, Star Lodge and all those who assisted In any and every way. The Jones Family AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN WANTED Growing and well established company requires auto parts counterman with experience. Good salary and future opportunity. High school graduate preferred. Write: Box No.

760, care Telegraph. 17 27 In Memoriam 3 27 IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear son, John M. Traunecker. who departed this life July 27, 1952. Until memory fades and life departs, You will live forever in our hearts Sadly missed by, Mother and Father.

3 26 MAN WANTED Free to travel. Must drive. 465-8116. 17 26 NAIL work only. ng MATERIALS, Stutz Lane, 259-8716, Thursday morning.

17 26 Alton LOCAL CORPORATION Is expand Ing. Our services are In demand but we must put them before the public. We are Interested In hiring 3 personnel to learn our business To see If you can qualify, write Alton Telegraph Box 730 for per sonal Interview. IV 26 IN MEMORY OF Grace B. Stilley who passed away July 25.

1966. Sally Misesd By Her Family Personals VEILED PICASSO A few weeks ago workmen started erecting Picasso's gift to the city of Chicago, in the Civic Center. Tarpaulins and other means are used to hide project d' Art, the controversial prefabricated steel cut-out which is due to be completed next month. (AP Wirephoto) 7 AUR. 23 ALCOHOLICS to problem drinkers.

Men women. Phone 254-7252. 259-2756, 465-6574, 465-1612, 2S4-2068. 7 26 LOU INVESTIGATOR Licensed and bonded. Specializing In civil, criminal, commercial, domestic, surveillance and locating.

AH Inquiries and Investigations confidential. For appointment 465-1520. John Harris Granted Appeal In Robbery of Liquor Store Rummage Pastry Sales 8 8 28 UPPER ALTON CEMETERY Single grave space. $125. 254-1959.

8 26 GARAGE SALE Thursday, July 27, 9 to 5 p.m. Refrigerator to push- mowers. Misc. 824 McKlnley Alton. 27 BASEMENT SALE Friday, Saturday, 10 5.

3403 Franor. Hobby horse, antique mirror, clothes racks, fan, uniforms, clothing. 8 26 EDWARDSVILLE Herman C. Linkeman, 73, of Rte. 1, Edwardsville, died Tuesday at 9:10 a.m.

at Barnes Hospital, St. Louis. He had been ill for some time. Mr. Linkeman, a farmer in the Edwardsville area for the past 42 years and a former resident of the Granite City area, was born in St.

Louis on April 6, 1894, to the late Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. and Minnie Rapp Linkeman. He was married on July 23, 1916, at St.

Elizabeth's Catholic Church, Mitchell, to Theresa EDWARDSVILLE John Wesley Harris, 30, of Alton, sentenced a year ago to a prison term of 3 to 6 years upon his conviction in circuit court here for armed robbery in connection with the holdup of an Alton liquor store, has been granted a new trial on appeal to the Fifth District Illinois Appellate Court at Mt. Vernon. Harris, brought here from the state penitentiary at Menarc and lodged in the county jail was expected to be taken be fore a circuit judge later today for setting of bond pending a new trial in the case. Date the new trial has not been set Burglary Charged to Two Youths Two 18-year old youths were charged today by Alton police with burglary after an attempted break-in of an Alton firm early this morning. Police were informed at 2:41 a.m.

that two men were on the roof of the 0. T. Yates Produce Co. at 102 W. Ninth St.

Three squad cars were dispatched to the scene. One youth, Joseph Her, 18, of Rte. 3, Godfrey, was observed running down railroad tracks, and into weeds along the side of the tracks, police said. Police made the arrest after firing shots in the air causing criim-anHar Lclj. Harris was armed robbery charged with in an indict BETHALTO SOT.

ROBERT ALLEN NELSON Arrangements Pending. BEN TUETKEN Arrangements Pending. Alton. Wood Rnrar Bethalto Brighton Burial Following services Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Smith Funeral Home, Bethalto, the body of Mrs.

Amanda Marie Maxeiner was taken to Brighton for burial in Brighton Cemetery. The Rev. Dwayne Brunette, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, Bethalto, officiated. Pallbearers were Sam Totora, Joseph Masalone, Leslie and Raymond Maxeiner, Paul Nelson, and James Morton. Funeral Services for Ollie Brian Jones Funeral services for Ollie Brian Jones, retired Alton High School engineer, were held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.

in Smith Funeral Home with the Rev. Paul S. Krebs officiating. Burial was in Upper Alton Ceme- ment returned by the Madison County grand jury on April 7 1966. He was accused of rob bing John Oetken, proprietor the Ridge Street Package Li quor Store at 512 Ridge, Alton of $186 while armed with shotgun on March 20, 1966.

A circuit court jury returned the verdict of guilty on th armed robbery charge in the Court of Circuit Judge Josep J. Barr on June 22 last year A motion for new trial was de nied, as was also a probatio equest, and Harris was sen- enced to the 3 to 6 year irison term on July 14, 1966. Attorney James Almeter of Alton was appointed by the 'ifth District Appellate Court serve as counsel for Harris his appeal from the convic- ion and sentence. The appellate court last weekend reversed the Circuit Court conviction here on grounds of error in the trial record, holding that such errors had prejudiced Harris' right to a fair trial, and ordered a new trial for the defendant. A copy of the mandate of the appellate court's ruling in reversing the armed robbery conviction has been received at the circuit court clerk's office here.

The mandate stated that in the opinion of the appellate court the record and proceedings, and judgment of the circuit court, "is manifest error," and therefore the judgment is reversed the case remanded to from then Alton Police Lt, Frank Schmidt, that the defendant had refused to make a statement to Alton police at the time of his arrest. Harris was represented by Attorney Edward D. Groshong of East Alton as defense counsel in the original trial. Baud Concert JERSEYVILLE The Jerseyville Municipal Band, under the direction of David Cope will play a varied program at the City Park Friday evening from 8 to 9:30 p.m. The feature of the evening will be vocal solos by Ray Brickey.

His selections will be from the music of Cole Porter. The Rainbow girls will have an ice cream and cake social after the concert. RUMMAGE SALE Loretto Home, 471 Prospect, Thursday, July 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 8 26 RUMMAGE day Thursday and Friday.

Clothing, men's dress pants, other very good Items. 297 Edwards, Wood River. 8 2G BASEMENT Jul; 27, 9 to 6 p.m. Clothing and furnl ture. 125 Ohio, East Alton.

Societies and Ledges 9 the court here for a new trial. Almeter said today that one of the grounds cited in the appeal from the jury conviction here was that the prosecution, during the trial, had elicited a statement on the witness stand AvailABILITY Sales trainee $600 Quality control $700 Accountant $700 Sales $550 Biller typer S400 Accountant $600 Credit Manager $1000 Bank Dept. Mgr $525 Sales Service $550 $535 Claims S550 Computer operator $525 Material Development $1200 Contract Administrator $650 $1500 Computer designer $1200 Programmer operator $600 Methods engineer $1100 Publications engineer $850 Cost Accountant $800 $1000 Foreman $650 $1000 $700 $100C Manufacturing engineer $1100 Data Management $900 Illustration artist $675 Buyer $750 Technical writer $1000 Personnel $950 Many of these jobs are fee paid, we have many other openings. AvailABILITY WE ARE OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. 659A E.

Broadway 462-8831 20 26 FAMILY OWNED electrical and mechanical concern men to call on clients, Ages 21-51 inclusive. Part time. $200 per month guaran- eed If you qualify; 465-1823. 10-IM2-17-18-19-24-25-26 VAILABLE Full or part ural route distributing Watklns lousehold and farm products. Over S45C per month Plus bonus.

Write 800 31st St. East St. Louis, Illinois. 0 28 WANTED Men to service established debits, for old line legal life insurance company. Experience unnecessary.

We will train you. Guaranteed salary while learning. For appointment call 465-7214 between 9 a.m. and 4:30 P.m. 26 SALESMAN WANTED Growing, well established auto parts company requires experienced parts salesman for nationally accepted parts lines and services sold on repeated basis to accounts.

Established territory in Alton area means you are home nights. Company pension plan and medical program, draw commission. Prefer resident of Alton area. Box No. 760, care of Telegraph.

Situations Wtd Female 22 22 27 days per week. 254-9820. 22 27- to three JEANNE'S DAY nurse, state licensed to keep children in my home. Creative program, supervised activity. 259-6727.

22 28 WILL BABYSIT Days preferred. 377-9045. 22 26 EXPERIENCED Lady would like cooking or housekeeping. Can give references. Prefer restaurant.

465-5451. FINANCIAL Help 18 18 Aug. 21 or Waiver practical nurses at Staunton Nursing Home. Apply In person. 18 26 WANTED Babysitter, day work.

Must have own transportation. Prefer older woman. 259-8829. 18 26 FRANKLIN LODGE NO. 25 meeting Thursday, July 27, 7:00 p.m.

Work In First Degree. Visiting brethren welcome. Refreshments. WILLIAM C. WINKLER, W.M.

Business Opportunities 23 23 Aug. 2 lady to assist In care of semi-Invalid; day off, good hours and pay. Write to Box 740. Care Alton Telegraph. 18 31 FOR SALE (To Settle Estate) CRYSTAL BAR Air Conditioned Remodeled Tavern adjoining air conditioned 3 bedroom modern home on two acres at south end on Rte.

159, Banker Hih, 111. For details. Phone 585-4482 23 28 10 ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES Legal July 12, 19, 26 Notice Is NOTICE hereby given on the Iler to surrender. The second youth, Ricky Springman, 18, of 1200 Logan Alton, was picked up later qfter he returned to a car that police had staked out. They believed the car to be the one belonging to the burglars.

Nothing was taken from the produce company. Entry was gained through an open hatch the southside of the build- Ing's roof, police said. Pallbearers were E. M. Leamon, Macy Pruitt, Leon Springman, G.

C. Davis, John Bruno and Pete Stavros. Price Announces Grant For Urban Development WASHINGTON The Department of Health and Urban Development has approved an additional $515,668 urban planning assistance grant for the greater metropolitan area, according to an announcement from Congressman 1 i Price's office. The funds help pay for a com- prehensive urban assistance program in the St. Louis standard and metropolitan statistical area.

The additional grant brings the total funds available to the East-West Gateway Coordinating Council to Total funds for the urban development project are $1,207,260 in this area. pendency of a suit In the Circuit Court of Madison County, Third Judicial Circuit, Edwardsville Illinois, wherein HARRIET MUNSON Is Plaintiff and JAMES MUNSON Is Defendant, which suit is No. 67-D-614 In Chancery and Is for a Divorce. The Defendant, JAMES MUNSON, IB to be served by publication. Default may be taken on or after August 17.

1967 In the Courthouse in Edwardsville, Illinois. Wlllard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court Madison County Courthouse Edwardsville, Illinois Beatty, Schooley Thels Attorneys for Plaintiff 2038 Edison Ave. Granite City, Illinois 10 27 French Poodle, in vi- ciniity of Main, Washington and Sanford. 462-8313.

10 26 LOST White toy poodle. Town Country Lake, Meadowbrook, Reward. 462-6277. 10 28 111. LOST at Bunker Hill Saturday morning.

1 Plott female and 1 Blue Tick male, reward. 254-0797. 10 26 LOST Between East Alton and Bunker Hill, small black female pig, wearing pink plastic harness. 259-6731. 10 26 LOST Round basket-type straw purse, In downtown Alton.

Reward. Call 462-9418. WOMEN FOR LOCAL CAFETERIA Steady work, dependable, able to work any shift. Write Box 750, Care Alton Telegraph. 18 27 references.

No phone calls. Vleth's, 2530 State. 18 26 month; secretary, $300 month. Cashier, must type, $280. American Employment, 726 East Broadway.

28 HOUSEKEEPER COMPA I WANTED Semi invalid. Small apartment. Good wages. I day off week. Live In.

Write Box 800, care of Telegraph. IS 27 FRY COOK waitress. Must be willing to work any of 3 shifts. Apply In person, Rltchey's Cafe, 621 East Broadway, Alton. 18 29 to 8, to 55.

No phone calls. Ington Alton. 18 27 age 30 1914 Wash- SALE Post-Dispatch motor route, South Roxana area. Ideal for houeswife or student. Approximately 10 hours weekly.

259-7798. 23 28 PHILLIPS 60 SERVICE Heavy traffic location. St. Louis in East Alton. 2 bays.

Contact Thomeczek Oil, 465-4241. 23 26 i BAR RESTAURANT BAR ON County Seat Town. Nicely equipped, and located for bar and Doing good business with bar operation only. A real good opportunity for only $10,500 plus inventory. SMALL GROCERY GROCERIES and some dry on highway at Plalnview, 111.

Owner has other Interests. For details Phone BERIGAN-BOERNER Agency 259-7241 Evenings, 259-8263 WANTED Nursery school teacher, degree or teaching experience required. May bring pre-school child. 377-8903 after 2 p.m. 18 28 10 28 aides, 25 and older.

No experience necessary. Apply In person between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. No phone calls. Myrlcks Nurs ing Home, 1216 Main Street.

18 28 11 TF LOST Cane, light colored, between 4th and Spring to 7th and Spring, Marked American Legion, 1933, letters worn. 462-3629. 10 29 black Manchester male dog, South Meadowbrook area. In- formution return, reward. 377-6900.

Wearing red plastic collar. 1U 26 LOST OR STOLEN Near Elsah, June 17, small black pomeranian dog, answers to Sammy, $50 reward, call 466-1929. STREEPERS For FUNERALS YOU CAN AFFORD 1620 Washington HANNAH FRITZ Services 10 m. Thursday Trinity Lutheran Church. Pastor Leland Lqchhaas, officiating.

Burial in Staunton (Memorial Cemetery. In state at the Chapifl after 4 p.m. today. Move to Church'8 a.m. Thursday.

ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE You can place your classified ad, classified kill or classified corrections 24 hours a day. DAYTIME 465-6641 8 A.M. 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED GIRLS. NIGHT CLASSIFIED NUMBER 465-6511 5 P.M.

8 A.M. RECORDER HINTS ON USING ELECTRONIC AD TAKER: SPEAK SLOWLY 1. GIVE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER. (Spell your name out). 2.

Speak slowly and distinctly- 3. BE SURE TO STATE THE NUMBER OF DAYS YOU DESIRE YOUR AD TO BE PUBLISHED. (IF YOU DO NOT TELL US WE WILL AUTOMATICALLY RUN THREE DAYS). Remember tbis Is a mechanical device, ft will answer your call and pye you recorded Instruction! on what to do, but other than that cannot answer any Notices HELP WANTED Skaggs Steakhouse, waitress or kitchen experience necessary, 254-4612. Business Announcements 32 a LOSE HEIGHT SAFELY with Dex-A-Dlet Tablets.

Only 98c at HONKE PHARMACY. 11 27 NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING on properties owned or operated by Fred Newberry and Nicholas Freeland of Godfrey, Illinois. 28 FOR SALE BY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8, Bunker Hill, 111. Many windows of several widths and lengths, 2" thick.

Could be used for plants, hot houses, greenhouses, enclosures many other projects. Available at the Bunker Hill Elementary School building. Purchase 1, 2 or all. Come and name your price. 18 29 RECREATION CENTER RECEPTIONIST bookkeeping, typing, general office work, and some supervision in adult and youth program.

High school diploma required. List qualifications, experience, etc. In letter of application to Box 720, care of Telegraph. 18 28 REGISTERED NURSE or licensed practical nurse. Two I I 7 shifts per week.

Also nurses aides, various shifts. Blu-Fountain Manor, Rte. 100, Godfrey. 18 26 32 July 27 WHY PAY HIGH PRICES for kitchen or bathroom cabinets? Williams Electric Company's low overhead permits you to buy beautiful top quality factory-built all at low discount prices. Call 465-6349 for free kitchen or bathroom planning.

WILLIAMS ELECTRIC CO. 1636 Washington Alton 32 26 LIVE FISH HAULED Fish for stocking lakes, ponds, or fee lakes. For information call 259-8068 or 259-7601. 32 TF PHOTOSTATIC COPYING Army discharges, birth certificates, etc. S.

G. Battles, va 8. Pralrte ft. Bethalto. Ph.

3774M. 32 Aug. 21 WEED tractor. Tree and brush removal, yard grading, seeding, driveways made. 462-3165.

32 August 19 DEAD and take down trees. Shrubbery and lawn care. Rubbish hauled from basements, garage, etc. Insured. 259-6591.

32 Aug. 29 HOUSE for roaches, water bugs, ants, most crawling insects, $1 per room. Bathroom and closets free. Work guaranteed. Call 254-4546 any time.

Riders 11A 11A 2V RIDE WANTED Downtown Wood River to downtown St. Louis. 8 to 5 p.m. St. Louis CH 1-3993 days.

11-A 28 RIDE East Alton to McDonnell Aircraft, Building 45. 7 to 3:30 shift. 254-1460. EDUCATIONAL Instruction 12A AvailABILITY S390 $265 Billing clerk $350 $450 Computer operator $400 $425 $350 Detail clerk $60 wk. Beginner clerk $250 Steno $325 Secretary $350 Clerk typist $320 Clerk typist $70 wk.

Figure clerk $325 $325 Bookkeeper General ledger $385, $425 Ace. $350 Varl Typist $335 comptometer $350 Figure clerk $299 Many of these jobs are fee paid. WE HAVE MANY OTHER OPENINGS AvailABILITY WE ARE OPEN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. 659A E. Broadway 462-8831 33 33 Aug.

19 AA CARPENTER REPAIRS Additions, porches, patios, concrete, tile, roofing, painting, reasonable. 462-2901. 33 AUR. 14 CEMENT WORK Of all kinds. block laying, witter proofing of basements.

Free 462-2063. 31 27 new work, concrete, carpenter, block laying, roof- Ing, painting. Reasonable Free estimates. 259-2253. 33 Aug.

26 BUILDING REMODELING REPAIRS, roofing concrete work. Rathskellers specialty. No Job too small. Free estimates. Jew Bunch.

462-0473. Help Male-Female If 19 27 MARINES ROLL IN Two machine giuuiers keep lookout as U.S. Marine tank rumbles through shallow water iu amphibious lauding this mouth near the Demilitarized Zone of Vietnam. (AP wirephoto) Want Ads "Click" 12A 26 27, Aug. 2 3 9 10- DANCE CLASSES Every Friday.

Ballet, tap, baton, acrobatics. Special pre-kindergarten classes. Odd Fellows Hall, downstairs Vieth's Restaurant. 2532 State. Registration Aug.

14, 1 to 5 p.m. 12A July 5, 12. 19, 26 Aug. 2, 9. 16.

23. JO U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-women 18 and over. Secure jobs.

High starting pay. Short hours. Advancement. Preparatory training as long as required. Thousands of jobs open.

Experience usually unnecessary. FREE book- Iti on jobs- salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, 2 BW. Box 1200.

Care Alton Evening Telegraph. HELP WANTED Male female, 18 years and older, start $1.15. Apply In person Red Barn. 1751 Washington Alton. Decorating 34 July 26 MORRIS INTERIOR.

EXTERIOR PAINTING. AND DECORATING. WALLPAPER HANGING, AND REMOVAL. FREE ESTIMATES. PHONE 259-2518.

34 Au ig. 8 ANGI room. Painting. $10 room. Discount on materials.

Dial 462-0361 after 4 p.m. 34 TV 'u PAINTING Plastering. rsroovlM! wallpaper. roof job too small. 19 31 or ftmale.

Top wages. Mostly day work. Must have references. Write Box 790, Care Alton Telegraph. IS 26 pair.

No Baseden. 466-4308. Heating Plumbing If 37 Aug. 14 FRY COOK 5-day. 40-hour week, time half for overtime and holidays.

Uniforms, meals, hospitalize- tlon furnished. Apply In person 11 a.m.-l p.m. any day. Pere Marquette Lodse. Grafton.

111. Want Ads Work fyr You! SF.WER LINES CLEANED ElftP- trie eel. 24-hour service. Bob Frank Sewer Service. Call Mfr or 254-0834.

37 TF Wed. rnn ENJOY the convenience of economics! no nMttar you live. Meteied. bulk or malic cylinder. 1.

P. for heating, cooklnn heating. Specially trained men and enguwre trouble free opari ALTON BOTTLED-6AS CO- GODFREY ROA0.