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I QA-hNMI CUT ItaVMnfcNr 14, 1MI They 1 11 Do If Every Time WHEN TWE MENFOLK UQHT our THERE'S A COZEN COW- HANGERS FOR TAKE CARE THEN nowm NO IVWTER HOW MAWY SHE PUTS NK3WT-- THERE'S MEYER ONE FOR HER OWN COW" EVEN FOUR MORE FROfVv UPSTAIRS Hartvigsens Are Visitors In West Branch WEST BRANCH Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartvigsen a family of Wheaton, were guests of his mother, Mrs. Ethel Albin Sunday also Mr. and Mrs.

Don Hartvigsen and family of Iowa City and Mrs. Florence Pilkington. Mrs. May. Carran returned home Sunday after having been hospitalized.

Mrs. Emily Sweet entertained a group of ladies at dessert and Canasta Monday afternoon. of livestock prices for the past week 'as: Cattle Slaughter steers, prime 1,2001,350 Ibs 30.0CW0.7S; mixed hlqh choice and prime Ibs 29.00-30.25; choice Ibs 27.75-29.25; mixed good ond choice 27.25-28.00 Slaughter lelfers, high choice and prime bs 27.00-27.75; choice Ibs 262527.25; mixed good and choice 2550-2625 Hogs Mixed 1-2 butchers, 200-225 Jbs 19.25-19.65; 115 head 205-210 Ibs 2000; 1-3 200-230 Ibs 2-3 225-250 bs 2-4 240-260 Ibs 17.75-18.25; 3-4 260-280 Ibs 3 4 280-320 Ibs 16.00-16 75; mixed 1-3 350-400 SOWS 15.501600; 1-3 400-500 Ibs 15.00-15.50; 2-3 500600 Ibs 14.00-15.00; boars 13.00-14.00. Sheep Wooled slaughter lombs, choice and prime 90-110 Ibs 2650-2725, mixed good ond choice 80-100 Ibs 250026.50; good 24.00-25.50. Wooled slaughter ewes, cull to good 5.00-7 00.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Details of Meetings of the Town Council Of Hills REGULAR MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL OF HILLS, IOWA Hills, Iowa Auqust 6, 196! Regular meeting of the Council of Hills, Iowa. Mayor Amelon presiding. Councllmen present: Dvorak, OMcndick, Droll, Hochstedlcr, ent: Absen Spire Motion approved: Minutes stand approved os read. The Town Budget for 1969 be approved. Building permits: Sharon Telephone New Office building, Iowa City Community School, Portable School Building To pay bills as read- Ralph Sedlacek 450.00 lowa Elec.

Co. "208 Iowa Elec. Co 31.04 lowa Elec. Co. 39.79 P.

Ecknch 1,000.00 Capitol Impl. Co. 555.75 Ronald Stutsman 40 00 Colon's 20 42 Western Auto 2 23 River Products Co. 7.29 lowa City Press-Citizen 51.0 Richards Construction Co. 3,057.83 L.

L. Pelling Co. 495 Sharon Telephone Co. 2.8 Droll James Ins. Co 257.00 Chapmen's D-X 79.30 Hills Fire Dept.

164.21 Schrelber 15.0 Molvln Hoffman 15.00 Being no other business, meeting odiourned. November 16, 1968 Hog, Cattle, Sheep Sales Police Court Conflicting Signs In the Economy Leave Questions CHICAGO (AP) Friday: The range OFFICIAL PUBLICATION REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF HILLS, IOWA Hills, lowa Auqust 19, 1968 Regular meeting of the Town Council cf Hills, lowa. Mayor Amelon presiding Councllmen present. Hochstedler, Dvorak, and Droll. Absent- Ollendick and Spire.

The purpose of this meeting was lo discuss with the Town Marshal, Ralph Sedlacek the possibility of hiring a marshal to take Ralph Sedlacek's place two nights a month or whenever needed. This was tabled until the next meeting. Beinp no other business, meeting odiourned. ELMER DRAKER November 16, 1968 Mrs. N.

Sojka Is Visitor In Riverside EIVERSIDE Mrs. Norman Sojka of Charleston, S.C. is visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norris of Hiawatha and with Mr.

and Mrs. Wes Sojka at Riverside. The Pinochle club met recently with Lena Bopp. Anna Yeggy was a guest. VFW Auxiliary met Thursday with 18 members present.

The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. i 1 a Rummelhart. Tire next meeting will be December 5 with the regular Christmas potluck at 6:30 p.m. The coffee -will be furnished. There will be a $1.00 gift exchange.

Birthday Party Mrs. Robert Kleopfer honored their son Danny for his 10th birthday on November 5. Guests were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kleopfer, his sister and baby, Mrs.

Kathy Gaulocher and Sherry from Iowa City and these friends, Tim Arm bruster, Joe Sojka, Glenn Weimer, David Sojka, Mike Scherrer, Wayne Simon, Doug a 1 la, Mike Huffman, and Kirk Kaalberg. Outdoor games played and refreshments were served. L. C. Klein, Judge SPEEDING Robert J.

Dunlap, 509 Tenth Avenue, Coralville, S7 fine. Hans R. Kuisle, Westhampton Village, $18 fine. Aieta A. Porcella, 512 Sixth Avenue, Coralville, $16 fine.

Richard R. Morris, Westhampton Vil lage, $12 fine. Brian R. Zittengruen, 1204 Fifth Street, Coralville, $10 fine. Vanna G.

Johnson, 2046 Ninth Street, Coralville, $28 fine. STOP SIGN Orliff Clark, Carol Ann Apartments, Coralville, S5 fine. John A. Templer, 737 Thirteenth Avenue, Coralville, $10 fine. Michael L.

Bombei, 2009 Union Road, S10 fine. OTHER CHARGES Robert M. Carran, 102 Second Avenue, Coralville, prohibited parking, S5 fine. Walter D. McPnerson, Gering, soliciting, S20 tine.

Harlan Risdal, Ames, control of vehicle, S10 fine. By JACK LEFLER NEW YORK (AP) An increasingly perplexing question is whether the rate of economic growth is tapering off or whether business is holding firm. There were conflicting signs this past week. Many economists and government officials had predicted there would be a slowdown about this time as a result of the 10 per cent federal income tax surcharge. This was the intent of the higher levy imposed as a means of stemming inflation.

Some saw indications of a softening in a sag in new car sales in early November from normal levels and a dip in retail sales in October. On the other hand, company purchasing executives reported a better-than-expected increase in new orders and production in October--a barometer of future business activity. Looking further back, the Federal Reserve Bank of New ork said the economy had ex- anded far more rapidly in the hird quarter than most observ- rs had expected. In the first 10 days of Novem- er, dealers sold 209,505 U.S.- made cars. While this was 14 jer cent ahead of the total in he like 1967 period, when Fon itotor Co.

dealers were short of ars as the result of a two month strike, it was below the ace of the 1966 and 1965 per ods. The auto industry considers November a key month for test ng public reaction to new mod OFFICIAL PUBLICATION REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF HILLS, IOWA Hills, lowa Sept. 3, 1948 Reaulor meeting of the Town Council of Hills, lowa. Mayor Amelon presidina. Councilmen present: Droll.

Spire, Ollen- dick, Hochstedler, and Dvorak Absent None Motions opproved. Minutes stand approved as read. Build to for the an rcfc 1 fnq permit Trust Co. office. To pay bills Bills: Ralph Sedlacek lowa Elec.

Co lowa Elec. Co Iowa Elfc. Co lowa State Umvcriiv Chapman's D-X General Pest Control Max Vogel Wallace Fisher Droll and James Ins Joyce Lbr. Co Beina no other businr ad.ourned. Hills Bank and addition for an 00 0 8 14 43 2506 1000 03 000 1050 iOOO 1500 5098 meetma OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Notice of Incorporation Ocularist Group Picks Lee Allen Lee Allen, associate in the University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology, has elected president of the American Socity of Oculansts, a national group of artisans who fabricate and fit artificial eyes.

Allen, who has served as member of the society's board of governors, was elected at a recent meeting in Chicago. Under the leadership of Allen and his associates, UI has gained a reputation in making and fitting custom artificial eyes that has attracted patients throughout the United State; and from other nations. At a meeting of the Kje Bank Association of America, also held in Chicago, Allen wa awarded a plaque in apprecia tion for his "artistic talent and the generous service he has giv en to the association." Allen designed a pin which can be worn to identify persons who have willed their eyes to be used for corneal transplants upon their deaths. He also de signed an exhibit depicting thi various services of the associa tion. The group also presented certificate to Allen for his de velopment of a device used bj eye surgeons to hold the donor cornea while the section needed for the operation is being re moved.

Clerk. November 1968 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby Given that a corpora tion has been formed and incorporated under the provisions of the lowa Bus! ness Corporation Act, enacted as House File 368, Chapter 321 of the Acts of the Fifty-Eighth General Assembly of the State of lowa, known as Courier Publishing whoso corporate existence commenced November 4, 1968 of perpetual duration havlnq the un limited power to enqaqe in and do any lawful act concerning any businesses for which corporations may be orqan izcd under said act, the number authorized shares bcmq 100,000 shares of common stock, havtnq a par value of S10.00 per share each; the address of its registered office bcmq One Eas Washington Street, lowa City, Johnson County, lowa, the reqistered agent at such address beinq David Poula, the initial Board of Directors bema- J. Smart. Box 6164, Coral vlllc, lowa 52240, E. T.

Pence, Box 6019, Coralville lowa 5224D, and OFFICIAL PUBLICATION REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF HILLS, IOWA HlllS, lowa Sept 16. 1968 Reqular nectlna of the Town Council of Hills lowa Mayor Amelon prcsidma Councllmen present Hochstedlcr Dvor ok. Spire, and Droll, Absent: Ollendick. The purpose of this meetino uas to meet with the property owners, southwest of the Town Limits about (he posslbllty to annex their properties to the Town of Hills. Being no other business, mcctmq adiourned.

RAKER November 16, i68 OFFICIAL iast week slipped to an estimat 211,100 passenger cars from 17,197 the previous week. The Commerce Departmen eported that in October Retai ales slipped for the second traight month. The drop to 28.8 billion from $28.9 billion in September was only one-half per cent and was 10 per cen ibove October 1967. The Federal Reserve Bank that as the third quarte Coralvlllo, lowa 52240 R. N.

Turnipsccd, P. O. Box 6019, day of November, PUBLISHING, Dote of 7lh COURIER LTD Bv Cahill, Lovelace Attorneys for said tion Poula corpora November 16, 1768 REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF HILLS, IOWA lowa. October Reqular msetina of the Town Council of HIHs, lowa. Moyor Amelon presidinq rmmcilmen present: Droll, Councilmen presen Spire, and Hochstedler.

Absent: Dvorak. Motions opproved. stand approved Ollendick, as read, to nntllulcJ. hove Town Marshall Lock the ante at the Towr. Dump as of Oct.

3, 1968. To pay bills as rrod: 475.00 11308 5102 3443 193.00 18.54 149.60 119.00 3490 10250 174.34 MOO 44.53 no'oc 429.39 10 8S 1500 1580 13511 Bills: Ralph Scdlacek lown Elec. Co lowo flee. Oi. lowa Elec.

Co. internal Rev. Scr. State lowa lowa Commission lowa PuWic Employees' Retirement System PelMnfl Co. OX Droll end County Trcos Joyce Lbr.

Shoren Co. Riverside plumbing Chemical Corp. Steven Send Grovel Jim Co Co. OtAKER, OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Probate No. NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF IOWA IN AND FOR JOHNSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HELEN M.

NEWEI I TO ALL PERSON 1 INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OI HELEN M. NEW- TLL, Deceased You ore hcvoby nolihed that on 8th day of November, 1968, the lost and tcitamrnt of Helen M. Newell deceased btanno date of the 4th day ot Mav, 1968, was admitted to probate in the above namfd court and that Rosemary McVoy was appointed executor of srnd estate Notice is further oiven that any action to set aside sold will must be brought the district court of sai'J county wifh'n year from the date of the sr-cond publication of this notice or fcrevei barred Notice is lurthei tjivn that all porvns Indebted to soid estate arf requested to rrwkc payment to tho undersigned, and rredifors having claims Call to Prayer Meeting Held By WSCS Group BELLMAN WSCS of Unit ed Asbury Methodist met recently in observance 'Call to Prayer and Self-denial' which preceded the rcgula meeting. The iirst part of the prograir was given by Mrs. Roger Borup "Urban Ministries Asia" and "Educational Work and Buildin Fund." Mrs.

Raymond Brenne man had charge of the "Ca! to Worship" and Mrs. Lyle Wade, president conducted the regular WSCS program. After the meeting refresh ments were served by the com inittee, Mrs. Ira Huber, Mrs Lloyd Durst, Mrs. James Mui phy and Mrs.

Vella Maple thorpe. Wellman Visitors Mrs. A. C. Kraft and Mrs Don Wood of Cedar Falls visitw Saturday in the home of Mrs E.

X. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Ramplcberf were visitors from Ratbbu 1 cars.

Automobile production this CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING drew to a close, retail sales and a few other economic indicators appeared to ease slightly but many others, including housing and new orders for durable goods, strengthened. The bank commented that the cumulative effects of the fiscal restraint program are likely to ecome more clearly visible as ime passes. But, it added, "the delay in getting the economy back to a slower rate of growth has unquestionably complicated the task of restoring reasonable price stability and achieving the much needed improvements in our international trade balance." Chase Manhattan Bank, one of the countrys largest banks, this past week forsook its lonely stand with a 6 per cent prime nterest rate. It raised its rate per cent, the level which lad prevailed among other major banks since last September. Chase said it took the action Because of the substantial rise in money market rates in recent weeks.

The prime rate is the interest charged by banks to their biggest and most credit-worthy customers. There was important activity on the busy merger front again this past week. U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, and Johns-Manville Corp. said they were discussing a possible merger.

Such a combination would result in one of the nation's biggest building products concerns. Last year U.S. Plywood had sales of $1.13 billion. Johns-Manville's sales totaled $510.4 million. Want Ad Rates Effective October (Minimum charge 10 words) (Add State Service Tax) (for conMcutive day Merttom) One time 20c per word Three times 24c per word Seven times 32c per word Ten times per word 30 times 90c per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES (No Contract Required, No Copy Changes) Per inch Per Day 2.10 GRILL OPERATOR -Or waitress wanted.

Full or port time nlaht work. ial 337-5557, Big Ten Inn. 513 S. River- Ide Dr. DEADLINES Line ods received 5:00 p.m.

will i publlsh'4 the next day. Line ods for Monday must be received by 12 noon Saturday. Queen's Corner advertising requires payment in advance ef publication. Line od kills must be made 5 p.m. day before publication.

Deadline for all Classified Display ads Is 5 p.m. 2 days prior to publication. Xerox Corp. and C.I.T. Financial Corp.

announced they had terminated negotiations which could have led to one of the largest mergers in corporate history. Steel production last week rose 4.6 per cent to 2,175,000 tons from 2.08 million tons the previous week. Augustin Cardinal Bea Dies in Rome at Age 87 CARDINAL BEA Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ka thryn Durian. Mrs.

Durian re- with clerk ot district COui as duly coted, unless so filed within t.r'nbove 1 1 mC ihC TM- wan Mr. and Mrs. Holla i ondl months from the second publlcotion of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claim shall thereafter forever barred Doted this 8th day of November, ROSEMARY McVAY Execjtor of oid Estate 2711 Dean Boulevard Minneapolis, Minnesota Shuttleworrh incersoli Attorneys for soM Executor 1150 National Bonk Bids and Mrs RopKft, lowo Dote of teeond Nflvirnbtr, were hosts at Sunday dinner, Nov. 10. Those present wore their daughter, Mar (Mary teaches in Davenport), thoir grandchildren, Bremla and John Mr.

and Mrs. Karnic Yoder, Walter and Warren, Mr. Omar Marner and 23rd of Kcnnetn, Mr. and Mrs. David Group Visits In Novy Home At Downey DOWNEY Mr.

and airs. Arlis Novy entertained Friday night, Capt. and Mrs. Richard E. Gibson, Lt.

and Mrs. Kenneth W. Chelf, S. Maj. and Mrs.

Gregory Heitland, and CW3- Bryce Kennedy, all of the 410th Inf. of Iowa City. Weekend visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swails and Kim of Columbus City, and on Monday, Joseph Kessler of Pleasant Plains was a guest.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morrison were visitors in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Morrison of Atahssa on Sunday. Mrs. Eugene Morrison and Mrs. C.

C. Morrison, drove to Davenport and visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison. Mr.

and Mrs. James Morrison and Vicky of Piano, 111., were Saturday callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott attended a farewell dinner Friday night at the Lark in Tiffin for Mr. and Mrs.

Max Young who arc leaving (he Community. Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson and daughter of Iowa City were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Coxon, and on Tuesday Mrs.

John Offringa of Tipton was a dinner guest. Guests in the home of Mrs. Mary Lodge Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Holets and Pearl Arnold of Cedar Rapids, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Seigel of Rock Island and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lehman. Mr.

and Mrs. Menln Sanders and family of Davenport were weekend visitors in the home ROME (AP) Augustin Car dmal Bea, the gentle asceti German Jesuit who led th quest for agreement among th world's major creeds in the Ro man Catholic Church, died Fr; day in a Rome hospital. He wa 87. Bea was a key 'figure at th Ecumenicial Council Vatican II where he led the liberal bishop I against the entrenched positio of the conservative Roman Cu ria, the church's central admin istrative body. Outside the church Bea, wh could converse easily in fiv languages, won support of man Protestant and Orthodox lea ers for his enunciation of man' right to choose his own religio --or no religion.

His early years at the Vatican city. were spent as a scholar and Consecutive 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 6 Days 7th Day 2.08 2.06 2.04 2.00 FREE 'Queen's Corner" ads days prior. Blind or keyed ods are available to the adveiflser at additional cnaroe. When answering a Wind ad moll reply the Press-Citizen. Be sure to include the correct Wind ad number.

The Presi-cmien reserves the right to reiect any advertising copy. Card of Thanks Ad $2.50 IN CASE OF ERRORS NOTIFY THE PRESS-CITIZEiV IMMEDIATELY 2. Funeral Notices ECKMAN LJTHERL 567 E. College Dial 3374240 24 Hpur Ambulance Service. TRUMP Paul L.

Trump of 12( Friendly Avenue, Iowa City Services will be at 2 p.m Monday at the Sectarian Funeral Horn where friends may call afte 9 a.m. tomorrow. Buri arrangements are not com plete. p.m. 14.

Column 337 NOTICE 7. JobBoflntefttft Men or Women r'woman for full t'li food oyce. De, nan Retail CALL US iverside. lor River FOR SALE Tt fMder j. Miller.

at WANTED TO BUY torn, 'ill up In Plwne WANTED Mon or womon, lax preferred, to wwk each fl ix season. Wrltt D-27. PreM-Cltlien. WANTED Ciwtom com combining with new 4-row Money itrnpon. Call John Spenner, 456-2479 or Leo Smith, 621-4131.

HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Would like to hire full time nights. Experienced preferred ecessary. Excellent wages a uenefits Including un 'o "is, meals, Insur- jnce. Excellent working conditions. App.y person to Howard Johnson's Restau- onty Interstate 80 and Highway 1, or all 351-9794 for appointment FOR SALE Stock rock, tttt Ford 1 ton pickup.

SPF test 'chucked. LAND CHINA November lit. C7t, Washington. available. Stephen wol Clean out.

STRAW For sole. Rutwll Colony. 645-2473, Tiffin. 17 GOOD bta 3OOI $195 early. $195 perhend.

M-C GRAIN DRYERS. trade. Econ- ooos. Highway 6 west. WANTED Couple on Social Security i Kelp with wor? at urnlshed and salary will be arranged.

Write Box P-24, Press-Cltneri. SPOTTED POLAND CHINA boors for Sale. Arthur Bailey Son, Route 2, West Liberty. BARTENDER AND sal iry Apply in person, Kennedy's Lounge, 26 S. Clinton.

WORLD BOOK CHILDCRAFT rep- esenlotives 338-1W4. before 8 a.m. District Manager. SEEKING EMPLOYMENT? owo City Employment Service. State Bank Building.

lowa ALERT HELP wonted. Full or part Ime. No experience necessary. Apply at Mr. Quick Drive-In.

Corolvllle. 8. Jobs of Interest. Men MAINTENANCE AND custodian assistant wanted for new Extended Care center. Will train on lob- Good salary, "hone 338-3666 for appointment.

DUROC BOARS. Guaranteed end tested. Ray Bell, miles south Wellman, lowa. Phone 644-4581. CHOICE Hampshire boars.

Serviceable age. Cut out information. Robert Buetow, Marengo. WANTED TO buy Good shelled corn. Attractive prices.

Yoder Feeds. 683-2201, Sharon center. SELL YOUR corn to, Check-R-Board. Phone 338-90J4. Don Gringer, Manager.

POLE BUILDINGS See the square post pacemaker before you build. Year around construction. Buy now and save. Wasca construction, N. lowa Street, Washington, lowa.

PUREBRED SPOTTED Poland boars, tested. Oren and Daryl Neltder ttisar. Tiffin. TIMES PHOTO Part time, Sundays and some evenings. in person, Monday Friday.

Wardway Shopping Center. PART TIME help Week ends. Apply In person, Jim's Standard Service. MEN Earn $2-13 per hour to start Part time. Your own hours.

338-5152. LINDSAY SOFT WATER New dealer needs serviceman. Plumbing experience helpful but not necessary, complete training provided. Good future for right man. Coll 337-3361.

CALL DAILY for bids on corn and other grain. 338-9150. Cedar-Johnson Farm Service. REPAIR YOUR CROP DRYERS NOW Ken's MAKE PLANS to grain bank your corn with Check-R-Board. Call us for reservations.

Highway 218 South. Dial 338-9049, Don Gringer. Manager. CALL US dally for prices for soybeans and corn. Keith Wilson Hatchery, Inc.

Dial 337-9661. FOR SALE Hampshire boars. Phone 338-3043. George Johnson. FULL AND part time help retail selling Must be neat and aggressive.

337-2141, ext. 29. MAN for full time employment. Apply in person. 127 So.

FULL TIME man Prefer married. Weekdays. Apply in person. Bell's Standard Service. 351-9524.

BRICKLAYERS WANTED Apply Towncrest Shopping Center or call West Branch, 643-2535, collect. Paulson Construction Company 9. Jobs of Interest, Women BABY SITTER Roosevelt area, port time, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. 683-2815.

PART TIME help wanted Apply in person, 3 p.m. 6 p.m. Saveway Cleaners, Highway 6 West, COralvllle. WANTED Lady to babysit occasionally weekday afternoons. My home.

Dial 338-5170. BABY SITTER in my home for afternoons, beginning January. 337-9161. LADY WANTED for companion and some boby sitting. 338-7393.

WANTED Hogs that don't gain. Phone 455-2091, Lisbon, lowa. CUSTOM BEAN and corn combining. Dial 338-8030 after 5 p.m. PUREBRED Hampshire boars.

Yedlik, 1 mile east of Nichols. Ernest PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE and Poland boars for sale. Herman Fuhrmeister and Son two miles north on Highway 1. FOR SALE boars. Albert Hampshire and Spot Miller Son.

644-3727. LIMESTONE HAULING and spreading. Soil testing available. Cart ChodeK Trucking Service, Iowa City. Dial 338-8390.

16. Miscellaneous for Sale DELUXE HOSPITAL bed, Hi-Lo. Like new. SlOO. Phone 351-7029 after 6 p.m.

DYNAKIT SCA-35 Corner horn loudspeaker. Empire 888SE cartridge. $110. 338-6945. UTILITUB with stand, mixer facuets, fiberglass, 17x22x13 Inches.

Campcold metal cooler, white wooden baby crib, complete, clean. 351-3418, after 5 p.m. SITTER High school sophomore. 7Scents an hour, 351-2386, after 4 p.m. STORM WINDOWS and screens, wooden.

337-4795. GEORGE GAY (FUNERAL HOME Z720 MHScattM CASHIER WANTED Full time, 8 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 5 day week. Whlteway Super Market.

Govern Dwyer Oothout WANTED Baby sitter, my home. Dial 338-6365. LADIES Earn S2-I3 per hour to start. Part time, your own hours. 338-5152.

SEARS WIDE OVAL snow tires, Singer Featherwieght sewing machine, walnut Rosewood dining table and chairs, 55 Micro Nikor Lens, trade photomic TN finder for prism. 351-5038. NURSE AIDE 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Will train.

Greenwood Acres Nursing Home. 338-4256. HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Would like to hire full time day and night waitresses. Full or part time. Experienced preferred but not necessary.

Good wages and company benefits. Apply in person to Mr. Beaver, or call 351-9794. DRAKER Edward H. Draker, 67, Hills, Iowa.

Requiem High mass was Saturday, 10 a.m. at Hills. Burial was in the St. Stanislaus Cemetery. FULL-TIME payroll clerk Position available now.

Phone West Branch, 6432501. PRIVATE SECRETARY For administrative personnel. Knowledge of medical terminology helpful. Phone West Branch, 643-2501. now available THE DONOHUE MORTUARY Walter J.

Donohue Laddie R. Kostel Delmar M. Sample Across From the Post Office iet those mind. A few neighborhood to show Avon costmetics. nterview Dial 10.

Work Wanted BABY SITTING My home, Monday- Friday. Days. 338-3380. 1110 Franklin. SEASONAL BUSINESS OPERATOR, desires employment to May 1, 1969.

Jookkeeping, accounting, tax, stockroom. 543-2401, West Branch. BABY SITTING Full time, reasonable, my home. 1027 Keokuk. 337-7657.

DRESSMAKING AND alterations. Dial 337-2630. 3. Personals LOSE WEIGHT safely With Dex-A-Dlet Tablets. Only 98c ct Osco Drug, lowa Nov( mtvr Mfflpr.

and Mrs. Yoder. Biblical historian. Later he became Pope Pius XIPs confessor. But it was Pope John XXIII who made him a cardinal in 1959 and appointed him to head the new Secretariat for the Union of Christians, where he worked to bridge the gaps within the Christian church.

During his eight-year tenure, the secretariat drafted historic documents on religious liberty and on Catholic attitudes toward Jews and other non-Christians. Bea, who was born May 28, 1881, was stricken last August with a cold, which later developed into a bronchial infection affecting his heart. Wednesday his condition grew serious and he was taken to Rome's Villa Stuart Clinic. Pope Paul VI left the Vatican to visit his bedside Thursday. He was the only Jesuit in the College of Cardinals, which has been depleted by deaths in the last year from its all-time high of 118 to the present 102 members.

ORIGINAL GIFTS Hand-mode ceramics done to personal specification. Chrikat Studios. 351-2504. IDEAL GIFT Artist's portrait, children or adults. Pencil, charcoal S5.

Pastel $20. Oil US up. 338-0260. Sheriff Wants To Recount Ballots OSKALOOSA (AP)-Defeated incumbent Walter Tharp. a Democrat, said Friday he will contest the outcome of the Nov.

5 election he lost in Mahaska County to Republican David Reese. Lawyer Garold Heslinga filed the Tharp notice, which alleges that votes were improperly transmitted from poll machines and that ballots from servicemen and absentee voters were rejected. Unofficial totals showed Ttiarp a loser by 4,738 votes to 4,731 in the election. A canvass of the vote cut the margin to HAND KNIT SWEATERS The Ideal Christmas gift. 338-5853.

ELECTROLYSIS A thermolysis (Permanent hair removal). Ray's Salon Espana. 2220 Street. 337-5695. DIAL HOPE 338-1988.

24 hour free recorded message. AVON PRODUCTS To buy or to sell. Dial 338-4366. 5. Lost and Found FOUND Reddish brown Pointer Female.

Ni3-5504. LOST Black horn-rimmed bifocals on salt deliveries. Reword. 337-9949. LOST Black and tan coon hound around Kite Knowling's, Black Diamond Friday, November 2.

Bill Blake, 816945-2113, collect, Memphis, Missouri. Reward. REWARD $10 for Army duffe bag, stolen from 27H Wayne. James M. Holcomb, 351-7' 1 "LOST Between Coralville and IWV Road.

Milwaukee Right-Angle drill box and bits 337-9254, before 5 p.m. LOST Antlgue cameo earring on Nov. 12. Reward. 338-5566.

FOUND Gray-rimmed bi-focols on E. Washington. 337-9681. LOST 5 month old brown puppy Rochester Ave. and Hy-Vce area.

351-4300 etrt. 312, days. 337-5910, evenings. LOST Brown leather billfold. Vlcln ity Randall's, Highway 6.

351-7056. FOUND Collco kitten. 1804 Ridgeway Dr. 337-4812. LOST 12" gold tricycle with banana scat.

From 1301 Yewell. Call 337-7887. Looking for Something to Buy? Get cash. Run a Want Ad on unused items. ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES Christmas bills off your openings territories.

We train PART AND full time Waitresses. il.60 per hour. Call 338-7127. FORMICA DINETTE set With 4 chairs. 21" window fan.

644-3625. FIREWOOD Custom cut dry oak. Delivered. Call 351-3195, evenings. COMPLETE Bell-Howell movie outfit.

Brand new. Includes camera, projector, screen, casing 645-2223. DRY HARDWOOD Fireplace wood. Delivered. 644-3704.

SELLING top quality fireplace wood. LaVerne E. Barton, Lone Tree. 629-5352. SOFTENER SALT For all mokes and models.

Ci'lligan Soft Water. Dial 337-5773. "NEVER used anything like it," say users of Blue Lustre far cleaning carpet. Rent electric shampooer, $1. Lenoch Cilek.

18. Home Furnishings TWO-PIECE green davenport. Good condition. 545. 337-9307 after 5 p.m.

HOOVER PORTABLE washing machine. Best offer. 337-7691, after A p.m. 1968 WEST1NGHOUSE Instant-On portable TV, stand. 337-4059 or 668-1407.

TAPPAN DELUXE gas stove. Dial 337-3277. REFRIGERATOR With Good working condition. $35. freezer.

338-5363. IOWA CITY'S largest display of unfinished furniture. Glfpln's, 330 E. Market. Dial 338-7573.

222 1st Coralville, dial 338-7977. FRIGIDAIRE DRYER Used. Good condition 337-4885. DAVENPORT SPECIAL 1 week only. S290 Matching chair, S5 Colors: blue-green, green, and brown.

Snider Furniture, West GOOD COOK "and housekeeper wants live-in housekeeping on form. 626-2949. CHILD CARE Days, Monday-Friday. My home. North end.

351-7711. HARDROCK MAPLE High poster bed. Chest on chest. Low dresser ond mirror $225. Sprogue-Carleton secretary, $65.

338-1331, evenngs. CHILD CARE Opening tor one child. Towncrest area. Dial 351-3116. COLOR TV 21 inch consolette.

337-4340 after 5:30 p.m. Weekends anytime. CHILD CARE Monday thru Friday. My home. Experienced.

338-6500. BABYSITTING Mark Twain area, 6'30 a.m. 4 p.m. or part time, 337-5885. BABYSITTING AND ironing.

337-9120. ODD JOBS And hauling. 338-4235. SEWING 3454. ALTERATION.

Dial 351- WOMEN'S ALTERATIONS Expert work, prompt service. Contact Alden's, second floor. ALTERATION Dressmaking. Experienced. Dial 337-4971.

11. Pets FOR SALE Yorkshire puppies, AKC Registered. Deposit will hold til Christ mas. 338-5105 AKC DACHSHUNDS Tan or black, females, 11 weeks, S40. 338-S329.

TWO BRITTANY Spaniels, AKC, 19 months old. Must sell. 337-9431. FOR SALE German Shepherd puppies. 8 weeks old.

Phone 338-6107. BEAUTIFUL MALE Sealpoint Siamese cat. Twelve months old. $15. 337-94M.

KITTENS S2 706 Sth Ave. Place, Coralville, after 5 DACHSHUND Miniature, black, 19 months old. Weil trained S50. 338-6598. PETS AND PET SUPPLIES Tropical Brenneman Seed Store.

Dial 338-8501. MINIATURE Schnauzer puppies, AKC. Championship pedigree, salt and pepper, 338-7034. JULIA'S FARM KENNELS Puppies Boarding. Groominq.

Dial 338 3057. IOWA CITY Pet Cemetery. Dial 3377610- DOG GROOMING Boarding all breeds. Mrs. Art Allen.

848-2735, Ely. 12. Good Things to Eat BEEF BY or Vl. 337-7043. FOR SALE Domestic rabbits, per pound.

Evenings, 646-2564, wellmon. EGGS for sole, 337-4077. DRESSED GEESE, ducks, Cornish Rock fryers, large roasters. Stcwinq hens ord fresh eggs. We deliver.

Call 351-3068. Lone Tree. HAM SALAD 59 cents Ib. Home baked beans. 2 19 cents.

Potato salad, 3 $1. John's Grocery. 331-0441 Dial 13. Building Materials and Equipment of Mr and Bill Burl on. i 4,735 to 4,7,11.

Iowa City Press-Citizen 337-3181 I.ONG LIFE LOGAN LONG 23S ib 3 tot shingles sq. $6.95. 240 3 fob MO! down $7.95. 2x6 Na 1 fir m. $1.35.

2x8 12' So. 1 Fir $264 coated home sMInq sg. ft 19c Particle Board UK SwtsMr FeM and Lumber Co I57-2M1. Air eompTMSors, pswer (jotKreft cuflftenl sows, etilfpmo IWTftwi, wost- ers, etc. Aero Mental.

Dtol 3349711. TV 19 inch portable. New picture tube. $60 338-2501. MAYTAG wringer-washer.

Good condition. 338-6127. HOOVER PORTABLE washing machine. Good condition. $80.

351-2725 KEEP carpets beautiful despite footsteps of a busy family. Buy Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1. Drug Fair, Coralville and lowa City. CASH 5096.

FOR your furniture. Dial 338- USED VACUUM cleaners $BJO, up. Dial 338-0172. PORTABLE TV--11 inch Year old. Excellent condition Call 337-3214 WAREHOUSE SALE Regular Now 8 piece Early American living room outfit solid maple trim S2V9.95 S219.95 Small compact Early American sleeper, mattress Included, solid maple trim Save S80 New shipment metal wardrobes, 36" 24 88 Sofa bed 69.95 48.88 Boston Rockers 39.95 24.88 Mis-matched box spring ond mattress 99.95 58 88 New shipment table lamps fig ABRAMS 402 Gilbert Dial 338-5096 Custom Reupholstering our Specialty DRY CLEAN your carpeting No wetting.

No waiting. Easy. Safe. Rent Kirwan Furniture, 6 So. Dubugue.

FOR THE lotgest selection of used appliances, see Swails Refrigeration, Inc. 205 So. Capitol. COLOR TV Repossessed 25 inch, walnut. Take over payments of $20 per month.

Firestone Stores, 231 East Burlington, Dial 338-5469. BUY AND SELL One piece or a house full. Phone 656-2932 or 6S6-23J1. Open doily. Kolono Community Auction.

19. Clothing FALL AND WINTER coats. Very good condition. 337-7204. Size 14.

TWEED COAT with leather trim. Brand new. Size 18. 338-7215. 20.

Antiques CHINA CABINET Oak, with buffet gttoched. $55. 338-8765. FLEA MARKET November 17 at Nichols Auction, Nichols, lowa. Congratulations NANCY and 14.

Farmer's Cobmin FOR SALE 79 M9, 10 to HW. I DOM'T STASH It owoy, It Wont Drat 337-3111. ERIC.