The Kinmundy Express from Kinmundy, Illinois • Page 4

THE KINMUNDY EXPRESS Thursday, Ooctobex, 3, 19GS WUSI-TV Channel 16 Has CLASSIFIED ADS Statement Of Ownership. Management Circulation Good Signal Reception Filing Date: October 1, 1968. US Letters from viewers of Southern Illinois University's new television Publication: The Klnmundy Express, Correction In Delinquent Tax List In the publication of the Delinquent Tax List for 4N, R3 (Meacham Township) the name of Marion Boston should have appeared Instead of Francis Krutsinger, NW SW NW, Section 26, 10a $9.29. LIST TOUR PROPERTY WITH United Farm Agency William Hester, Agent Alma, 111. Phone 547-7192 published weekly at Kinmundy, outlet, WUSI-TV, Channel 16, at Marlon County, Illinois 62854.

Publisher: J. N. Vallow, Kinmundy, Olney indicate that signal recep tion is usually good even in out lying areas. Illinois. Pesky Targets Waiting Having groundhog or other var-mini': problems.

If you have, contact your local Soil Conservation District office, located on Route 50, East edge of Salem. We have a list of expert varmint hunters who are available and anxious to help rid your farm of groundhogs or other varmints. Hunters on this list have the specialized spotting equipment and rifles that make groundhog hunitlng a safe sport. They are equipped to help you eliminate this pest that can cause hundreds of dollars worth of damage on a farm each year, to Editor: Audery Feather, Kinmundy, We are amazed at how effective the signal has been," said Buren S. T.

AUTO SERVICE On Route 37 in Farina is open daily except Sunday for engine tuneupa, major overhaul and any other repairs. Phone 245-2182. tfc CLAIM DATE AND DEATH NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ILLINOIS, MARION COUNTY, SALEM, ILLINOIS, IN PROBATE ESTATE OF GEORGE KOTVA, DECEASED, NO. 63-82 Notice is given of the death of the above and that fetters of Administration with the Will Annexed were issued September 24, A.D. 1968, to Anna M.

Doudera, 842 N. Lawler Chicago, Illinois, whose attorneys are Miller Pfaff, 120A West Main, Salem, Illinois, and that Monday, November 4, A.D. 1968, is the claim date for the estate. Claims against said estate should be filed In the office of the Clerk of said court, County Courthouse, Managing Editor: Rudolph D. Slane, Kinmundy, Illinois.

C. Robbins, director of the SIU Board-casting Service. "We didn't expect expect such good reception on ultra Owner: J. N. Vallow, Kinmundy, ST.

CLAIR MOBILE HOME SALES Grade School Menu Week of October 7 MONDAY Bar-B-Q On Bun Buttered Corn Tossed Salad Cherry Cobbler Bread Butter Milk TUESDAY Meatballs Spaghetti Illinois. Thsre are no mort gagees or other secur-My holders. Average No. copies each Issue 60x12, 3 bedroom, Elcona, carpet and pad in living room, gas heat, gas water heater, front door, back door, door out of Kitchen, bank finances. Can toe seen at St.

Clair Mobile Home In Salem, Route 37 South. soybeans, corn, levees, ponds, dams, during nreceedine 12 manths 800. waterways, gullies, livestock andp nironlaHnn hv''mall' BQ1. Pickle Besis Green Beans Sales over counter 85, Left 20, Total farm machinery. If you have groundhogs, contact the local Soil Conservation District Pineapple Slice Bread Butter Milk WEDNESDAY 80C.

high frequency." The station operates on one million watts of effective radiated power. It began board-casting August 19. Robbins said that listeners in Decatur, which is about 80 miles the transmitter, have reported receiving consistently strong signals, while one viewer in Evansvilie, about 70 air miles distant, says he gets good color reception with only an indoor rabbit-ears antenna. At that distance an outdoor aerial usually would be required for color, Robbins said. Salem, Illinois, and copies thereof Averags No.

copies printed single issue nea-tsi date of office and we will furnish you the Beef Stew Hot Rolls For the finest in used cars and the new Toyota see Vic Smith at City Auto Sales, corner of Nolman and Elm in Centralia. 50p Rainbow Salad Applesauce circulation by maU 705, Sales over names and addresses of people who will be glad to help you elimate mailed or delivered to said legal representative and 'to said attorneys. Dated, September 25, A.D. 1968. Woodrow Gilliland, Clerk of Said Court, Cheese Slice counter 105; Lefli 14; Total 824.

these pests. Bread Butter Milk I certify that the statements made THURSDAY 51c Marion County, Illinois Beef Noodles Apple Ring by me above are correct and complete. J. N. VALLOW, Owner New ASC Community Committees Elected Buttered Peas Peaches Bread Butter Milk FRIDAY Several letters have been received from viewers in the Chicago area saying that on occasion they get a clear picture, but Robbins says that good reception that far away about Cheese Slice Potato Salad Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Doolen and Mrs. Edith Nichols spent Sunday in Charleston with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Crockett.

Result of the September 17 of ASC community for Marion County were announced by Harold Cinnamon Rolls Lima Beans NOTICE Frank's Wheel Goods has received a large shipment of bikes and more coming for your selection. Lay-away now because you know who will be here before long. We also repair al! makes of bikes, mowers and appliances. VA miles east of Salem Phone 548-3070. 51p RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT New or used as low as $5.00 a Month.

No time limit Rental applies if purchased TOP QUALITY Ice Cream Thank You! I want to thank everyone for the cards, letters and visits while I was in St. Mary's Hospital and after I returned home. They were greatly appreciated. Orie Atkins Bread Butter Milk 180 miles must be conside'erl a As for listeners' comments on programming, (Robbins said they have Dr. and Mrs.

Hutchison, Miss been highly favorable. The station's Katie Henley and Miss Edith Winston, of Denton, Texas, were visitors at the F. O. Gnissom home Tuesday. D.

Cvippen, Chairmen, Marion County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The election was held by mail and ballots were tabulated by the incumbent ASC county committee September 19 at 9:00 A.M. at the ASC office. Farmers elected 'to the committees in our community were: ALMA Chr. Melvin Currie, Alma: BRANDS by Conn, Olds, Selmer, Leblanc, Yamaha and lothers.

Jr. Sr. High Menu Week of October 7 MONDAY Wiener On Bun Orange Juice Lettuce Salad Buttered Corn Larprest stock of instruments in The Texas party had been on a two weeks visit thru Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan. Enroute they stopped in Bloomington, where they visited Dr. Wilford Bain Southern Illinois.

present schedule duplicates that of the University's parent station, WSIU-TV, Channel 8, where all programs originate and are beamed to Olney. He said, however some time this fall plans call for orginiat-ign some programs from time to time in Olney studios. He also announced that SIU has entered an agreement with Vin- donnas fTnrl I Tn ItrAi-ci fi'- noiu 1 1 1 FULL TIME SERVICE DEPARTMENT V. Sam G. Hiestand, Alma; Member, John R.

Mazanek, Alma; and wife, the Dr. is the head of the Mixed Fruit Bread Butter Milk Tiny VoUR C3TIIES FOR IsSS IViTTl A (PCfrRECOVERy EEcTRiC IMTeRHEFuIR! The special, low CIPS water heating rate can save you up to 25 on the cost of operating your dryer and other electric home appliances. This emblem identifies a quick recovery electric water heater of 40 gallons or larger. Call Collect Area 217-342-4119 SAMUEL MUSIC COMPANY, EFFINGHAM 51c Musical Department of the Indiana 1st Roy W. Stevens, R.

3, TUESDAY Salem; 2nd Paul R. Smith, R. 3, Chili Crackers Pineapple Ring Salem 114 Ol IJ 111. Vlll let, WVUT, to supply it with pro grams produced by the isationai Television network. The taped pro FOSTER Hobart Arnold, Alma; V.

Lewis H. 'Jones, Alma; Member, George (Doudera, Alma; 1st Eve.tt Perkins, Vernon; 2nd Adolph J. Tockstein, Alma Celery Carrot Sticks Peanut Butter Sandwich Bread Butter Milk WEDNESDAY Macaroni Hambuvger Green Beans Cheese Slice Cherry Cobbler Bread Butter Milk THURSDAY grams will originate in Carbondale, be beamed to Olney, then relayed to Vincennes for re-transmission. (Robbins explained that this arrangement was worked out by the ATTENTION PIANO TEACHERS "Are you on our list for free ma terials, methods, clinics, etc?" CUT OUT AND RETURN THIS COU PON TO: Centralia Music Center 505 So. Locust St.

49c Centralia, Illinois Please add my name to your mailing list Miss. Mrs. Mr. NAME University. Dr.

Bain succeeded Mrs. Grissom in the Musical Department at the North Texas University after her retirement in 1941. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Montgomery spent the week end in Decatur with Mr.

and Mrs. Ron See and family. Miss Kay Vandervoort of Arlington Heights was also a guest in the See home. While there they received an unexpected phone call from their son Gene who ls serving in Vietnam. Mr.

and Mrs. Mac Garrett and family were Sunday dinner guests of her rpother. Mrs. Ormell Simcox in Patoka. 'Gany Ernst, Charleston, spent KINMUNDY Glen Rrasel, Kin-mundy; V.

Donald Robb, Kin-mundy; Member, La Verne Ambuehl, Farina; 1st Alt, Eugene A. Ernst, two universities with NET approval, Beef Stew Jello Salad Hot Roll Jelly Apple Sauce since NETs capacity for turning outlKinmundy; 2nd Kenneth Arm-copies of its viedotapes is over-1 strong, Kinmundy loaded and that separates tape MEACHAM Kenneth Wilkin Bread Butter Milk HI FRIDAY son, Kinmundy; V. Harry Ham Salad Sandwich Apple Rings can not now be supplied to all educational channels which request them. Buttered Peas Ice Cream Bread Butter Milk ADDRESS Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Ernst. James and Charles Shaffer spent Friday night and Saturday in Cham Mr. and Mrs.

Otis Tate and daughter, Ronalyn, attended Church and Sunday School at 'the Nazarene PHONE CITY paign with their brother, Sammy Church in Edgewood and were din Shaffer and attended the football game and the Barnum and Bailey Brothers circus. Mrs. Howard Hammer and Mrs. Frank Kline, Alma, left Monday for a visit in Harvey with their sister and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Koss. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Mothch returned home Tuesday of last week after spending several days in Sunnyvale, with their sons, Richard and John and family. They went by plane from St. Louis. FOR SALE: Six Room modern home on 2 acres of land with large barn and oither outbuildings. Good location.

Phone 547-3283. 49c Orval Gordon Look for it on water heaters in dealers' stores. 27 CENTRAL. JLXJNOK9 PUBUQ BEHVtCECOMRAISTf DEADMOND'S T.V. 6V APPLIANCES Kinmundy, Phone 547-7430 HARVEY ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING Kinmundy Phone 547-7110 KINMUNDY INC Kinmundy Phone 547-7613 Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Anderson ner guests in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Loyd Nelson and children, and Mrs. Dale Hanks and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Hanks and and family, Urbana, spent the week end with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. D.

Hanna and family and Mr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Masel Hanks spent the week end in Decatur with Mr.

FOR SALE: Modern furnished house, 4 rooms and bath, closed in back porch on 1st Street in Kinmundy. Ph'one 547-3353. 51p Mrs. Vi Jeanette, Tampa, Florida, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Meyer. FOR SALE: SPINET PIANO WANTED: Responsible party to Mrs. Vernon Allen. The Wide-Awakes 4-H Club and their leader, Mr. Gene Ernst enjoyed a hayride and weiner roast at the Donald Robb home, Friday night.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray, were Ruth Smith and Beulah King. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Brandt and family, Farmer City, and Mrs. Nora Brandt, St. Peter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Diss. Miss Myrtle Hill just recently re take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager; P.

O. Combs, Kinmundy; Member, C. V. Hawkey, Kinmundy; 1st Mur-rell Reese, Kinmundy; 2nd Kenneth R. Elkins, Kinmundy OMEGA Chir, W.

E. Schooley, Iuka; V. Leon L. Baker, Iuka; Member, Masel Hanks, Kinmundy; 2nd Alt, Hollis R. Baker, Kinmundy; 2nd Elmer J.

Weyrich, Iuka The ASC community committee chairman, vice chairman, and third regular member automatically be-oome delegates to the county convention, where farmers are elected to fill vacancies on the ASC county committee. The alternate committemen become aternate delegates to the convention. The county convention will be held at the Marion County ASC Office on September 27, 1968, at 10:00 A.M. After the county committeemen are elected, the delgates' determine which of the regular committeemen will serve as the committee chairman and vice chairman for the coming year. ASC county land community farmer-committees tare in charge of local administration of such national programs as the Agricultural Conservation Program, the national wool program, commodity loans, storage facility loans, the feed grain program and the wheat program.

Each year, local farmers earn thousands of dollars through participation in these farm-actiion programs. Last year, 2780 farmers took part in one or more of the programs administered by irhe ASC D. F. LINTON Licensed Embalmer Funeral Director Kinmundy. Dial 547-7641 BUY Box 276, Shelbyville, Ind.

52p DOLLAR WISE AID SAVE! Marion Co. ASCS County Committeemen Elected Community Committee men from turned from a visit with her sister and brother-in-law, the M. E. Williams of Park Ridge. the 16 townships in the County held the County Convention at the Lawrence Bay lis, Rockford, has ASC office 'in Salem on Friday, returned to his home after spend ing the summer here with Mr.

and September 27, 1968, and elected the following people to administer the Agricultural Conservation Program Mrs. Reindl Baylis. Miss Linda Doolen, Champaign, spent Saturday night and Sunday MONUMENTS LARGEST DISPLAY OF FINISHED MEMORIALS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS Old Capitol Monument Works 618 South 6th St Phonw 283-0232 VAND ALIA, ILLINOIS (OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS) with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Doolen.

Mr. and Mrs. Cleve McWhirter spent Sunday in Potoka with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Easton and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Chasteen and daughter, Pana, spent the week end with their paremts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craig and Mrs.

Blanche Chasteen. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie McLain, Iuka, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam McLain. SPECIALS OCTOBER 3. 4 5 Limit Right Reserved r.llLNOT, tall can 12c DOMINO CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs WITH PURCHASE OF S5.00 OB MORE TAST-GOOD SALAD DRESSING, quart 35c CRACKERS MILLER'S SALTIfJES, lb. ISc GRAND PRIZE 303 CANS FRUIT COCKTAIL, 4 cans $1X3 FOLGER'S COFFEE, lb. CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY, stalk 15c TOniilPS, lb.

ICo BLUE BELL r.llRCED HAM, lb. 58c GRADE A FRYERS, lb. 31c CTLKIHSOH'S GROCERY Refined features a-plenty in Smart 1969 Chevy Nova models for Marion County during the coming year; Harold D. Crippen, Chairman, Ceoil L. Kell, Vice Chairman, and Edgar B.

Charlton, third member. Kenneth Wilkinson was elected as first alternate and Earl Loom is, second alternate. Mr.Crippen, who resides in Odin-Sandoval Community, is a well known cattle feeder and buyer and does general farming. He has been a member of the County Committee for twelve years and served as Com-, munity Committeeman for several years prior to that time. Mr jKell, who has served on the County Committee for fourteen years, lives in Raccoon Township where he and his son maintain a large dairy operation and also do general farming.

Mr. Charlton, who was a Community Committeman for a number of years, has been a member of the County Committee for three years. He lives in Haines Township where he does general farming. Mr. Crippen was elected for a three year term, while Mr.

Charlton has one year remaining on his term and Mr. Kell two years. Mr. Wilkinson, who resides and farms in Meacham Township, will become active if a vacancy occure in the committee of regular members. Mr.

Loomis, a farmer in Tonti Township, will be active if a second vacancy should, occur. 111 Moving up in the popularity parade of new car models is the Chevy Nova Coupe shown above. Smartness is accented by simulated front fender louvers, striping and bright window moldings. The new anti-theft lock system on the steering column for ignition, steering wheel and transmission selector and head restraints are standard equipment The new Che vrolets will be on display September 26..