The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 11

Friday. March 25.19M THE EDWARDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER Page 11 Business ScrvtcM 41 Lost Found Publications 41 57--28 SPRING PAINTING. Call R. VYirduwilt (or free estimate. Guaranteed work and insured shop Call 41--3 REMOD- I Kitchens, baths; also basements, attics, porches, ga- raac into rooms Basement repairs Closets, porches Gutters.

Anplianccs installed Small plumbing and electric jobs. 6562J67 41--M INCOME TAX SERVICE, lion- day thru Friday 9 00-5 00, Sat- iir la 900-1200 Othct times appointment Warnock 118 St Lotus St Phone: tSft-3356 41-U CARI'El Low prices plus a i Samples brought to youi home Free estimate. Complete line Hoovct sweepers and shampoo polishers MAD- COUNTY CARPET Call Collect MS 7371 41 FOUND, Young brown and white male Terrier wearing black collar. Owner pay lor id. 656-2877.

57--26 LOST. Lady's rust colored sucdc jacket, from the YMCA Tuesday night between 7:30 and 9 Difficult to replace keys in pocket Please return to YMCA. 57--25 LOST Tri-colored male Basset hound Name: Cleo. Believe taken from Highland to Ed- Had identification and rabies tag on collar. Call collect John Schaustcr, Highland.

Ill Phone 654-7472. Cats Othti in MAY 196C is the Claim Date in the estate of BRUNO NEUDECKER Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County, Illinois, probate Division, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons Dated this 15th day of MARCH, 1966 Grace Schaefer, Ramonn Schaefer Finke, Executnccs Attest- Willard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC E. SPRINGER Attorney (March 18-25-April 1) 47 Legal 67--1 59--28 INCOME TAX SERVICE Days or evenings bv appointment. Careful competent preparation Reasonable charge based on complexity Clarence Immel 216 East Park St Phone 656-2497 Edwardsville 41--If VEI.I EN WASHER SERVICE We repair all makes washers and drvers For call WELLEN A SERVICE.

654-2158. Edwards- Mile and Collmsville customers call Enterprise, 2300. 41-U lii DECORATING Ofler- int. complete home decoratinp sei i ice Youi decorating orob Icms are oui nusinrss OVER- Paints and vVallpaper. Phone 656-0195 122 Main i--U DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES will begin April 5th.

For information contact Mrs Richard Rice, 1009 Grand or phone 656- 62B5 Also Poodle Terrier training and grooming. 59--26 FOR SALE Healthy Collie puppies, sable and white, Iris, five weeks old, ready for Easter Call 633 2225 59--tf KASCO DOG FOOD, Cedar Shavings. Dog World Maga- Hamsters. Guinea pigs. Pets Boarded SEL'S PET SHOP, old Alton Road, opposite Sale Barn.

59--26 j-EMALE PART CHIHUAHUA puppy, months old. Very Sood with children. S10 00 888-3633 Public Sites NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in MAY 1966 is the Claim Date in the estate of ANNA E. NEUDECKER Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County, Illinois, Probate Division, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 15th day of MARCH, 1966.

Grace Schaefer, Ramona Schaefer Finke, Executrices Attest: Willard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC E. SPRINGER Attorney (March 18-25-Aoril 1) 63--26 VU-JUBS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Custom upholstering Furniture reconditioned Slipcovers made "Gusta says, bring i work to 205 Second St Dial 656-49J7 IOR SALE OR LEASE, Business building in Edwardville. 15 rooms upstairs, 6 room apartment down, tavern in building doing very good business Good location, plenty of parking space. Phone 656-4615.

After 5 call 656-4632. FOR REPAIR of all makes oi TV's, Stereo, car radios and record plajers, call JIM JONES, 1407 Troy Road, 6560132 Edwardsville. Illinois SYI VAN1A Coloi Television lor 1966 21 inch and 25 inch Also AM and FM radio SIMPSON Rddu TV Sales and Service. 214 So Kansas 656 1839. RENT a beautiful KlmbalJ or Story and piano $1000 month Rent applied to cost purchased instrument rental a House Highland 656-W6.

I A INSTRUMENTS Guitars ukes home and church organs pianos new and used band instruments. HOFEDITZ Music Studio, 412 Park, open most evenings. Phone 656-1925. In Mtmoriam 53--25 IN LOVING MEMORY of our lather husband and Grandfather, Thomas Hornberger who departed this life March 24, 1964 Days of sadness often come over us. Tears in silence often flow But our thoughts are always of you.

We think of all our yesterdays Filled with tender love, Oh how we miss those wondrous times; But love shall always keep you near us, Fi'lled with Christian love. Sadly missed by family. 53--25 IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear husband, father and grandfather, Robert Shasnck who passed away March 25, 19G3 The days of sadness still come oer us, Tears of sorrow often flow. Ko one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who loved you can tell. Of the grief now borne in sorrow, For the one we loved so well.

missed by sife and family. 1'L BL1C S4LE. a decider! to quit farming, 1 will sell the following personal property at the farm located 3 miles east of Bunker Hill, 111 01 7 miles west of Staunton on the Slaun- tcn Bunker Hill road on Wed- nesda, March 30, beginning at 11-00 a 32 head of cattle, (mixed beef). 7 large shoats; 2 8-hole hog feeders; 1 4-hole hog feeder, 1 2-hole hog feeder, 30 gallon hot wat- erer, 1959 Case 411-B tractor Case-o-matic, Eagle hitch, 1600 hrs 1950 International tractor; VAC Case tractor, with 2-12 plow and cultivator; 1950 Ford V'i ton truck, TAxlO foot bed and fold down racks, rebuilt motor, 2,000 miles, 1959 AC 90 Auger combine, scour cleen, hyd. control, like new; 1950 AC round baler: Case 1- row corn picker; NH 8 foot tandem disk; Ford 5 foot rotary chopper; 3 point hookup, plus full line of farm machinery, 700 bushels ear corn.

Some household goods. THEODORE BRUENE, owner. Edw a H. Ahrens, Auctioneer, Staunton, Illinois Phone Worden 459-3620 63--25 PUBLIC SALE: Friday April 1, 12:30 P. 3V 2 miles west of New Athens on 111.

Rt 156 and 2 miles south on Nike Site Road 1964 A C. tractor, model D-19 gas. fully equipped, wide front, 390 1964 A 4-16 semi-mounted plow, cover boards; 1964 A. C. rear mounted 4-row cultivator; 1955 Oliver 77 diesel tractor: Joim Deere model with cultivator; 1963 Gleaner self propelled combine, model 12', straw chopper, hydraulic brakes, 2 row corn head; 1956 IHC 1 ton farm truck with hoist, 9700 miles, 4 speed axle; 1964 Oliver 4 row planter, model 544, fertilizer, insecticide herbicide attachments; Oliver Superior drill, 12-8, Kewanee 9' wheel disc; Oliver rotary hoe; spring tooth harrows; pull plows; grain auger; miscellaneous.

All items are in excellent shape. Owner: Estate of Oliver Buhl, deceased. Auctioneer: Orison Seibert. ADams 4-6975. Legal Publications 67-1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.

Help for the problem drinker. Phone 656-7093 or 656-4020. Christian Science Reading Room 214 ST. LOUIS ST. OPEN Daily except Sundays and legal holidays loa.m to p.m.

Tuesday Thursday Friday Evenings 7 to 9 p.m. MM IWUIHl With Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy MlCy INI 67 8 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in MAY 1966 is the Claim Date in the estate of MARY K. KEARNEY, Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison Cqun- Illinois, Probate Division, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 23rd day of MARCH, 1966 HOWARD T. KEARNEY Executor Attest- Willard V.

Porteli Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC SPRINGER Attorney (March 25-April 1 8) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the 'First Monday 67--25 ELECTION NOTICE For Board of Education of School District No. 7. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the ninth day of April, 1966, an election will be held at the places hereinafter named in School District No. 7 County of Madison and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing two members of the school board of said district for the full term. For the purpose of this election the following precincts and polling places are hereby established: PRECINCT NO.

1 Polling Place Glen Carbon School. Glen Carbon, Illinois. All that part of Collinsville Township located in said School District and all that part of Edwardsville Township located in said District and lying south of Sections 19 through 23, inclusive, and west of State Bond Issue Route 159. PRECINCT NO 2 Polling Place: LeClaire School, 801 E. Franklin Road.

Edwardsville, Illinois. All that part of Ed- wardsyille Township located in said district and lying south and east of the right-of-vvav of the Norfolk Western Railroad Company (formerly Nickel Plate Railroad Co.) except therefrom that part of Edwardsville Township lying south of Sections 19 through 23, inclusive and west of State Bond Issue Route 159: also all that part of Pin Oak Township located in said district PRECINCT NO 3 Polling Place: Junior High School. St. Louis Road (Route 157 Edw. 111.

All that part of Chouteau Township located in said district and all that part of Edwardsville Township located in said school district and lying west of the right-of-way of the Norfolk Western Railroad Company (formerly Nickel Plate Railroad Comnany) and west of State Bond Issue Route 159 passing through said township, and north of the south line of Sections 19 through 23 of said township, both inclusive and excepting that part of said township lying south and east of the Norfolk Western Railroad Company (Formerly Nickel Plate Railroad Company). PRECINCT NO. 4 Polling Place: Columbus Attendance Center, 315 N. Kansas St, Edwardsville All that part of Edwardsville Township located in said school district lying north of the right of-way of the Norfolk Western Railroad Company (formerly the Nickel Plate Railroad Co.) and east and north of State Bond Issue Route 159 passing through said township, also all that part of Wood River Township located in said school district and all that part of Fort Russell Township located in said school district and lying south of the south line of Sections 1, 2. and 3 (as extended vvestwardly) of said township PRECINCT NO.

5 Polling Place: Hamel School, Hamel, Illinois. All that part of Hamel Township and Alhambra Township located in said school district. PRECINCT NO. 6 Polling Place: Midway School, Highway 159, Moro, Illinois. Ail that part of Omphghent Township and Moro Township located in said school district and all that part of Fort Russell Township located in said school district lying north of the north line of Sections 10, 11 and 12 of said Fort Russell Township (as extended vvestvvardly).

The Polls will be opened at twelve o'clock noon, and close at seven o'clock P.M., of the same day. By order of the School Board of said District. Dated this 25th day of March. 19GC ROY H. FRUIT President Attest It BROCKMEIER Secretary Deaths EJylh Gottenstrater MARINE Miss Edyth A.

Gottenstrater, 65, who had made her home the past 25 years with a cousin. Mr and Mrs. Charles Vogelbacher. died Tuesday at 2:45 m. at the residence.

i Gottenstrater a served with the Woman's Army Corps during World War II. She was a member of the Christian Church and American Legion Auxiliary. Born June 10. 1900 in Marine Township, she was a daughter of Henry L. and Lulic Schmidt Gottenstrater.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Esther Kreutzberg of Route 3, Edwardsville; four nieces and two nephews. Visitation will be at Halleman Funeral Home after 7 Saturday Funeral services will be held there Sunday afternoon at 1 30. The Rev. Richard Harrison of the Christian Church will officiate.

Burial will be in Valley View Gardens of Memory at Edwardsville. Clifford Urges County-Wide Garbage Plan Continued from Page 1 water pollution, Clifford said. Incineration PUms would eventually pay for themselves through the sale of by-products, leaving only approximately 25 per cent of garbage and refuse to be placed in landfill areas. a of the new state law which becomes effective ril is one of the strongest efforts toward regulation of refuse disposal undertaken by the state. Prior to passing the law, regulations governing the control of refuse dumps were limited to two paragraphs in states statutes.

Rules and regulations provided by the new law were drawn up after study of established practices of dump operations in other areas. Hallcnder enforcement of the law would be no easy job. Individuals and municipalities desiring tooperate dumps will have to be registered with a state office and licensed before enforcements procedures can be undertaken. Theodore Mikesell of SWIM- APC said that landfill is the only complete system of refuse disposal and all other methods leave a percentage of residue which must be put in landfill areas. He added that in 1963 alone a i a collection and disposal costs in Metro-East amounted to S754.224.000 and in Madison County is more a S220 000 Clifford asked a number of officials present if they would make themselves available to serve on a steering committee to study the problem and said he would ask Harold Landolt and the county board of supervisors appoint members to conduct a survey of the area to ease the problem.

Ave died Thursday evening at 11'30 at the home of a sister, Mrs. Loretta Shillato, in Edwardsville. Other survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Alice Mayfield and Mrs. Lucille Brady, both of Ed- vvardsville, and a brother, Fred Gould of New London, Mo.

Mrs. Kohlhauff was preceded in death by her husband, Glen, in 1922. She was secretary at Mercer Funeral Home at Granite City. She was an honorary member of VFW Auxiliary 1300 and the Business a Professional Women's Club, and a member of the Daughters of Isabella. Altar Society of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the Guild at St.

Elizabeth's Hospital. Funeral services will be Monday at 9 a m. at St. Joseph's Church. Visitation will be at Mercer Funeral Home after 7 p.m.

Saturday. The rosary will I be recited Sunday at 8 p.m. Kathryn Kohlhauff GRANITE CITY--Mrs. Kathryn Kohlhauff of 2842 Madison Catalog and Appliance Store Opon Fri. Nltat To PM.

Othor Days 5 111 Second Pb Edwardsville SYMPATHY TAKES MANY FORMS FLOWERS FROM Woodlawn Gardens 1407 St. Louis St. Pb. 6S446M EAGLE STAMPS Medi cash. State Farm's new hospital policy, pays you in cash --money to spend as you wtsh-- while you or any qualified ber of your family is hospitalized.

Call me or drop by lor the details! Ralph R. Ellsworth 215 Buchanan Street em rWM MTTOMeM IIBUItMCI BELLEVILLE COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY and the E. St. Louis District Mutual Cyclone Insurance Company 23 South First Street, Belleville, Illinois. Phone Adams Catherine Rupprecht, Secretary FOR Combination and wind Insurants, liability insurance, written on residence, household personal farm rtal and personal property, blanket coverage on farm personal property.

"GUARD YOUR HOMB WITH THE HOME-GUARD" Policy Your Farm Mutual Agent To Town THE COUNTY MUTUAL HOME OWNERS ONE POLICY WITH ONE LOW PREMIUM Outlets For Autos, Truck and Crop Hafl Insurance YOUR LOCAL LICENSED MUTUAL AGENT AND GENERAL BROKER CALL ORVAL C. KORSMEYER R. R. No. 1, Albambra, III.

Ph: 61W1ubb.nl 84236 insuring property to St Clair, Washington, Clinton, Madison, Randolph and Monroe Counties. Company operated at cost--Added protection and direct Ones. NO RISK TOO LARGE NOR CLAM TOO SMALL Farmers Mniual Reinsurance Comjaflj Grinned, Iowa Serving Farm Knee 190B Religious Center Pledges Pass Halfway Mark The Edwardsulle steering committee of the $579 000 University Religious Center Building Fund appeal has now received pledges for more than 50 per cent of its $10 000 goal Returns up to today total S5, 244, accordina to Oscar Bardelmeier, co-chairman of the committee canvass of special firms and individuals in Edwardsville. "This is good progress, especially because the figure represents returns from only 30 per cent of the prospects Seventy per cent have yet to be called on by our canvassers," he commented. Bardelmeier heads the appeal with Herbert Loch and Walter Nietert Canvassers who have not yet completed their calls or who have not reported their results are to do so soon.

Young Talent Eight-year-old Diane Dowthitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Dowthitt of Gerber Road, practices her act for tonight's talent show at Edwardsville High School. Young Diane, a Intelligencer Photo trophy-winning baton twirler, is one of 20 acts in the show, which is sponsored by EHS dramatics and speech clubs. Curtain time is 3 p.m. Young GOP Group Meets The Illinois Young Republicans board of governors are meeting here today through Sunday, at the Holiday Inn. The Madison County Federation of Young Republicans, which includes clubs at Collinsville, Granite City and Alton, will be host for the affair.

A banquet will be held Saturday evening with Ralph Smith, a state representative, as guest speaker and a trip to Gaslight Square later Saturday night. James "Pate" Phillips, state president; Bud Grange, state chairman, and James McRoberts Jr Southern Illinois vice president, will be among those present. Flagg Ticketed Willard G. Flagg, Route 1 Moro, was ticketed by Edwardsville Police at 8:40 a.m., Monday for driving through a school traffic light. Westinghouse Air Conditioners DELUXE PANELAIRE Room Air Conditioner WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS NOTICE THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED MARCH 28-29-30 WHILE IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT 400 N.

MAIN ST. AL WOOLDRIDGE City Clerk Here's the inspiration: Chevelle SS 396 in convertible form Sporting way to tarings: Chevelle Sport Coupe. Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe. Sporty price. A Double Dividend the Chevrolet Way! DIVIDEND DAYS! HO.

1 BUYS-NO. 1 CABS Now it year Chevrolet dealer's That neat-looking ear in the foreground the MaHbo Sport Coupe. And the time to own one has nerer been better! It's inspired by the potent SS 396 lurking in the background. You've got to drive it to really know what we mean--a peat reason for visiting yoor Chevrolet dealer's and taking one ont And when yon see Malibo's your kind of ear, get choosy inside. Order Strato-bneket seats.

4-speed. Stereo. Then, when your friends are through ah-ing, tell them how much money yon saved. After all, that's one of the nicer aspects of Chevrolet's Double Dividend Days. Ofehl (MtoiM MW sUNdud for your tddtd safety! Sect I md Padded instrument panel Padded sun visors Outside mirror always before passing) Shatter-resistant insMe mirror Two-speed electric bttssr vtatbHity In a downpour WindsMaJd Back-up All klnteef rood ID Me Ckwolet BUTLER CHEVROLET, Inc.

120W.VANDALIAST. PHONE 656-7123 EDWARDSVILLE, ILL..