The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 11

Friday, Aprfl EDWARDSVILLE INTELLJGKNCEB Page 11 Htlp Wanted 37--2 HELP WANTED, MALE, young men 16 or over to help put up carnival rides. Apply Mont' claire Shopping Center, Tuesday 9 a 37 2 MEN AND WOMEN 19 to 30 to be my assistant in enrolling families in toe Children's Institute. $120 week to start Must bave car and be able to start work immediately. Catt Jean for appointment. 344-5800.

37 2 MEN AND WOMEN, Work from 5 pjn. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday. $100 a week. Call 344-5801 for appointment HELP WANTED Position In Edwardsville Office OPEN SOON Should attract girl or woman interested in making or continuing her career in business.

Any age. Typing essential, familiarity with land descriptions, and reading plats helpful. June graduates will also be considered. Reply to P. O.

Box 96, Edward-rifle, ID. 37--30 BABYSITTER WANTED, Need extra money? Care for children in your home weekdays. Prefer woman with small children. $25 per week. Call 6568838 after 6:00 p.m.

37--29 FEMALE HELP, Women wanted for pleasant telephone soliciting from our office. $1.25 hour salary, plus bonus. Age no barrier. Apply at Room 15, Bohm 100 N. Main Edwardsville, 111.

37 3 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW being received for the position of Assistant Director of the Madison County Economic Opportunity Commission. Salary: $7,500 9 0 0 0 Requirements: Degree in sociology, social work psychology or guidance and counseling; Administrative experience desirable, but not required; Knowledge of EOC Act of 1964 Madison County resident only. Address in-' quiries to Maurice S. Harris, Director Madison County EOC, 142a North Main, Edwardsville, Illinois. 37 --tf BEAUTICIAN, Beauty Center Salon, St.

Louis, Missouri needs six stylists, can make up to $125.00 per week. $50.00 a week guaranteed plus commission. $500 bonus. 6 weeks advanced styling course by Mr. Lary.

For recent beauty school graduates. Prefer Kay Jansen Beauty Graduates. BEAUTY CENTER, 901 Locust, Phone Garfield 1-9585. Builiwst 41 4i--a Low CARP El Low plus quality Samples brought to your home. Free estimate Complete line Hoover sweepers and shampoo polishers MAD ISON COUNTY CARPET CaD Collect 288-7371 41-tf Services 41--tf SPRING PAINTING.

Call Wieduwilt for free estimate, Guaranteed work and insured shop. Call 696-1394. C--tf WELLEN WASHER SERVICE We repair all makes washers and dryers. For service call WELLEN A SERVICE, 654-2158. Edwardsville and Collinsville customers call Enterprise.

2300. 41--a HOME DECORATING Offering complete home decorating service Your decorating problems an our business. OVBE- BECK'S Paints and Wallot per Phone 856-0195 122 Main. 41 2 NEED WATER. Hammon's Well drilling.

Phone 466-1709, Godfrey, Illinois. i--tf WEBBS CPHOLSTEBY SHOP --Custom upholstering Furniture reconditioned. Slipcovers made "Gusta says, bring your work to SOS N. Second St." Dial 65S-49OT. 41--tf PRIVATE DETECTIVE Ucent- ed and bonded.

Downstate Investigation Service, Edwards- Till 111 Phone 288-0135. Electrical Wiring Air Conditioner CLOTHES DRYERS RANGE WIRING Berry Electric 136 West Central, Bethalto, HI. Phone 377-8824 Emergency Nite: 377-8346 41--tf EDWAHDSVQXE GLASS ft PAINT 102 East Vandalia has everything glass and Porter Automobile safety installed while TOO wait IK-ROBS: resilvered, furniture top made ID homo. Bath tub enclosures, alumfmrm awnings, aluminum atorm and toon. Phone ase-isil.

41--tt YOUNGSTOWN Ahuainom trip letrack storm tUJft. Aluminum I2MI. ousie and windows ALUMINUM OD1NQ. aJumi BUD awning, aluminum ehnt- tort, nor MtlmatM Lauvear Bangert, No. i Oak Hill BriTt, nhOM H6-MM.

WANTED--PEOPLE Interested in AWNINGS to visit NOW for free quotation before prices advance. LITCHFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 216 East Park Street, Edwardsville. Phone 656-2497. 41--tt PAINTING AND DtECOBATDiG by skilled workmen.

Abo tan- ing dry Free estimates. DUbnan'a, 129 M. Phone WANTED TO SAVE HONEY ON DRY GLEANING HDKIIYTO COMET CLEANERS Shonptaf Center Lena! SUITS DRESSES COATS TROUSERS SWEATERS 99c 49c 41--30 JAY'S CONCRETE, patios, driveways, etc. Worden. 459-3209.

Music, Radle FelevMon REN. a beauoru) BUmbau 01 Stun and Clark piano U(J tt month Rent applied tc coal purchased Sand tnstrumenl rental SCHMITTS i House Highland 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 SYLVAN1A Colts Mevtalon lot 1986 21 inch and IS men. Also AM and FM radio SIMPSON Radio rv Sales and Service 214 So Kansaa.

856-1830. 49--tf FOR REPAIR of all makes of TV's. Stereo; car radios and record players, caQ JIM JONES, 1407 Troy Road, OS6- 0132. Edwardsville Illinois. Card ot 51--29 WISH TO THANK Drs.

Malench, Hospital Staff at Highland, My many friends for their prayers, cards and visits during my stay in the hospital. Mrs, Irene Nelson SS U--U ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Help foi the problem drinker. Phone 856-709? 01 656-4020. Dogs Cats Other 59--tf HUMMING BIRD FEEDERS.

Sergeants flea collars; Kasco Dog food; Dog World Magazine. Turtles, Rabbits, Pets boarded. Sel's Pet Shop, Old Alton Road, Opposite Sale Barn. 59--29 HAMSTERS, CHAMELEONS, meal worms, guinea pigs, bird cage, stands, $1.50 each; cedar shavings; poodle clippers; puppy pens 19x19x21. SEL'S PET SHOP, Old Alton Road.

Public S.M. 4, 63--29 PUBLIC AUCTION, REAL ESTATE on the farm located 4 miles north of Alhambra, Illinois, or 2 miles south of Livingston, then 2 miles east on good oiled road, on Saturday, May 7 beginning at 1:00 o'clock p.m. 100 acre farm, improved with modern 4 room house, gas furnace, running water, basement, garage, machine shed, large barn and other outbuildings, good spring, 2 wells and cistern. 65 acres tillable, 35 acres of good Silver Creek bottom land, balance in pasture. Possession of land immediately except wheat Land which is reserved.

Possession of house by July 1st. TERMS: within 30 days, balance in three equal payments due on May 1st in 1967, 1968 and 1969 with interest of on unpaid balance. of first to be paid on day of sale. AUGUST PHILIPPI, owner. Edward H.

Ahrens, Auctioneer, Staunton, Illinois Phone Worden 459-3620. Principal Meridian according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat book 28 at Page 53, in Madison County, Illinois, and you are further notified that unless on or before the 6th day of June, 19M, yon shall appear and defend in said suit, default judgment may be entered against you on the day following or thereafter. Wfflard V. PerteM Clerk of the Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit Madison County. FRANK T.

PLATTXEa. Suite 500 Spivey BIdg. East St. Louis, HBnoif Attorney for Plaintiff (April ZfrMay 6-13) Prehn Optimistic on Referendum To Create County Health Dept, Obituaries ltfl-1 Publications 67--13 PUBLICATION NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS I NO. 66-E-69 WORCESTER A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs.

ROBERT MILTON STRONG, ET AL, Defendants. Notice is hereby given you, Robert Milton Strong, Thecla A. Strong and "Unknown Owners," that suit entitled as above lias been commenced and is now pending against you wherein plaintiff seeks to foreclose a certain mortgage on the premises described as follows, to-wit: Lot 141 in Glenview Addition No. 7, a Subdividion of part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 3 North, West of the Third PUBLICATION NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT'COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS I NO. 6C-B46 WORCESTER A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plain- Carl H.

Graham, et aL Defendants. Notice is hereby given you, William. Arthur Marr and "Unknown Owners" that sutt entitled as above has been commenced' and is now pending against you whereto plaintiff seeks to foreclose a certain mortgage on the premises described as follows, towit: Lot 318 in Glenview Addition No. 3, a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 3 North, Range 8 West of the Third Principal Meridian according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 27 at Page 38, in Madison County, Illinois, that said premises, are located at 2308 Elm Avenue, Granite City, Illinois. and you are further notified that unless on or before the 6th day of June, 1966, you shall appear and defend in said suit, default judgment may be entered afamst you on the day following or thereafter.

Willani V. PorteH Clerk of the Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit Madison County. Illinois FRANK T. PLATTNER Suite 506 Spivey BIdg East St Louis, Illinois Attorney for Plaintiff (Aprfl 29-May 6-13) 67-29 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in June. 1966, is the Claim Date in the Claim Date in the estate of KATHRYN KOHLHAUFF, 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 12th day of April, 1966. CECELIA BRADY, Executrix. Williard V. PorteU Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC E. SPRINGER, Attorney.

(Aprfl 15-22-29) 67--29 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in June. 1966, is the Claim Date in the estate of HARRY E. GEAHHART. 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 he-ore said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 12th day of April, 1966.

RACHAEL K. GEARHART, Executrix. Attest: Willard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court. BURROUGHS.

SIMPSON BURROUGHS, Attorneys (GORDON BURROUGHS) (Aprfl 67--13 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in JUNE 1966 is the Claim Date in the estate of EMMA T. WIEMERS 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 26th day of Aprfl, 1966. GEORGE W. WIEMERS, FRED W.

WIEMERS, Executors attest: Willard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit acourt FREDERIC E. SPRINGER Attorney (April 29-May 8-13) 67--13 PUBLICATION NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS I NO. 66-E-68 NATIONAL I INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT B.

NIX, IT AL, Defendants. Notice is hereby given you, Robert B. Nix, -Linda J. Nix, Royal E. Hurt, Christine Hurt POTTID FIELD GROWN ROSES Jackson Perkins Newer Varieties Woodlawn Gardens 1407 St.

Louis It. Ph. Leslie Prehn, chairman of a of supervisors conu-ittea to study county health department, said today a department and levying a tax of five per $IW of ed valuation, wonld tune a reasonable ef pascfamf. voted to ask the avperviaors to authorize Meh rifiienduiii next November. One ef the big of eoao- ty health department weald be to offer boi to ever ts, end in connection, it conjunction with Law which goes fato effect July AM matter ef.net, toe director of the state Department of Panne Health, Franklin D.

Yoder, has been talking about a July 1 deadline by which these services must made available. But Prehn said today ft county health departmea. not bees made mandatary. And, comity is ftuav 4W a ID vpcratv It cant Triad Schools RaisePriceOf Student Lunches The cost of student hutches in Triad School District 2 has gone up 5 cents because the district has lost federal lunch reimbursements of Sc per meal for part of March and all of April and May. There will also be a reduction in reimbursement for the Special Milk Program, a spokesman said.

This means a loss of more than $3,000. Triad cafeterias have been operated on a break-even basis. To continue to break even, lunch prices went up to 35 cents for elementary students and 40 cents at Triad High School. If the Federal Lunch'Program is a dequately funded by Congress, it will be possible to return to the old prices next school year. Some government officials have recommended the withdrawal of all support in no- poverty areas.

If this should happen before next September, it would be necessary to raise lunch prices again, the -pokes- man said. Legal and "Unknown Owners," that suit entitled as above haa been commenced and is now pending against you wherein plaintiff seeks to foreclose a certain mortgage on the premises described as follows, to-wit: Lot 231 in Glenview Addition No. a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter of Section Township 3 North. Range 9 West of the Third Principal Meridian according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 27 at Page 38, in Madison County, Illinois, and you are further notified that unless on or before the 6th day of June, 1966, you shall appear and defend in said suit, judgment may be entered against you on the day following or thereafter. Willard V.

Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit Madison County, ILLINOIS FRANK T. PLATTNER Suite 500 Spivey Bldy. East St. Louis, Illinois Attorney for Plaintiff (April 6-13) 67--29 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to aD persons that the First Monday in June. 19M, Is the Claim Date in the estate of CLEM U.

FRANK. Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court ef the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County. Illinois, Probate Division, and that chums may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without of summons. Dated this 12th day of April, 1966 ALMA FRANK, Executrix. Attest: Willard V.

PorteU Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC E. SPRINGER, Attorney. (April 15-22-29) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in June, 1966, is the Claim Date in the estate of ANNA LOOS, Deceased, pending in the Court ot the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County, Illinois, Probate Division, and the claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without Issuance of summons. Dated this 19th day of April, 1966 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND, Executor. Attest: Williard V.

Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court FREDERIC E. SPRINGER, Attorney. (April 22-29 May 6) A Tnittd fw KM 4 OZ. lie 10 OZ. $1.13 MOTTAR DRUGS N.

Main levy a tax to finance a id the county isn't go; to- have a health department PovcBiber. tt then. Prate aaid prapeity taxec the cauntr are already high, and there is certain to be op- OB the ether ha yon could be sure proposal would have itrwag support from thoae over 89, thoae who arc going to be before long and than who have relatives who are or win be soon over 65. These groups wffl. Felix Outlines Mental Health Center Needs (Continued from Page 1) swift outpatient care, and prevention of mental disease to begin with.

Therapeutic and rehabilitative resources in the community should be used. "More and more of us are looking to the general praction- er to help with die treatment of mental illness," Dr. Felix said. "There is no reason why the great overwhelming majority of people can't be treated by the family doctor and the local hospital. We should make seeking treatment as simple as getting treated for an upset stomach." The general practitioner should be brought together with the psychiatrist in the same facility, he said.

This will en able the GP to follow his patient through treatment, con cutting the psychiatrist where difficult problems occur. A full-fledged community mental health center should provide these essential services, according to Dr. Felix: diagnosis and treatment, including case finding by schools and welfare agencies; folrawup and rehabilitative services, consultant services; public information and education about mental fflness; Community research programs, and efforts to prevent illness, including reduction of factors in the community which create mental problems in people who live there. Around the clock service should also be provided so that a patient can get help at any time, or a psychologist can be available to make emergency house calls. A suicide prevention service could be a part of this, Dr.

Felix said. The Madison County Mental Health. Center is supported by the United Fund, state grants and patient fees. It is. a nonprofit corporation administered by a board of directors composed of county citizens.

Edwardsville board members are H. U. Landon, treasurer of the corporation; Mrs. Vera Luttrell, Dr. Robert Malench and Leonard Schwartz.

President of the center board is Mrs. Earl Gaytord, Godfrey. Mrs. Paul Simon, Troy, is vice president, and Mrs. Udell Wetting, Alhambra, is secretary.

add up to a slxable amount of support, he laid. Medicare activities carried on by the department would be health services--visiting nurse service, medical service, social wok aad physical, occupational speech thera- VS- The -iiiit-M-d wuuid be operated by fluke-man bMKd by tW chair- One efttfcfr would be a perviaac. two would be liutlil and four wife "aperial fitness" for satckvft Former Employe SuesQty Again n. CAP) Triad Art Show Slated Tonight An annual show of student art and industrial arts work will be held at Triad High School from 7-9 tonight. Art teacher Harold Wentz and industrial arts teacher Anton Yakos are in charge.

English classes of Miss Carolyn Hartley will also exhibit materials. SUNDAY A.M. KSD-5M 9:30 A.M. WINU 1510 This week's Christian Science program. "WHY BLAME COD?" The sorrows and tragedies of the world blind us to spiritual reality.

Instead of' Warning God, our need for a deeper understanding of Him an awakening to the spiritual dominion He gives to man. Hear this Inspiring radio program called "Why Blame cri jiga vu- ha was laid off Us job filed a $45,000 salt acatest the dty to U.S. District Court. Ray H. Jones said Thursday he was laid off while employes with less seniority were retained.

Jones said he worked for the city from April 1956 until January 1962. In addition to the damages, Jones asked reinstatement in bis job. said the city's action was contrary to a labor agreement which provides that layoffs and re-employment shall be based on seniority. He said it also violated the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution because It involved "discrimination in the application of laws." asked W.eoo from the city for attend violation of bis civit rights and for loss of wages and participation to the city's pension fund.

Robert E. L. Trone, city attorney, said the city would contest the ease. Jones has filed suits before on the same- Either the suits have bean dismissed or there been a finning against Jones. C.

Dwh TROY--Funeral Mass will be Saturday meminc at at St. Jerome's Catholic Church for Carl Everett Davis, 82, of 614 S. Sherburn St. Mr. Davis died at 7:55 a.m.

Wednesday at St Joseph's Hospital, Highland, where he had been a patient four weeks. Son of Jams H. and Suaan Bunstine Davis, he was bora March at Mexico, Mo. He was married in Troy on July 16, Mil la Mary Ann Sent a m- eck. Snrrtvmt addition to hit wife are two wot, James f.

Davis of Spaangdian, Germany, and Cart J. Davis of Ellsworth Air Force Base, Rapid City, S.D.; and five grandchilncen. Two sisters and a brother, J. Wheeler Davis and Mrs. Grace Burgess of Troy and Mrs.

Hum Rawaon of. Chicago, survive. One daughter is deceased. He was member of the International Hod Carriers and Laborers Local. Friends may call at Edwards Funeral Home until SrM a.m.

Saturday. The rosary wiB be recited this evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Joseph V. Dineen will officiate at the funeral Mass.

Pallbearers will be William Ruff, Vincent Schroeder, Eugene Schrameck, Robert Long, William Lowry and Jack Taylor. Burial will be in St. Jerome's Cemetery. survived by three children Mrs. Dominic (Shirley) Sartoris, Chester and Donald Huston, an of Troy; tkne sisters, Mrs.

Alfred (CJeta) Sherfcck of Troy, Mrs. Thelma Riley of St. Louis and Miss Clarice Snath of Bement, There are tear grandchildren. A son is deceased. Pallbearers will sadode B0.

Bob and Jim Hmston, Floyd and Richard Bogier, and Wit-tain Lyons. Clara M. Huston TROY Clara Maude Huston of 311 Collinsville Road, wife of Charles Huston, died Thursday at 11:15 p.m. at St. Joseph's Hospital in Highland.

She was 56 years old. Funeral services have been set for 2 m. Sunday from Friedens United Church of Christ with interment in the church cemetery. The Rev. R.

H. Morahinweg will officiate. Visitation will be at Edwards Funeral Home from 7 p.m. today until Sunday noon. Mrs.

Huston was'born May 5, 1909 at Altamont, the daughter of the late Clarence and Bertha Parhara Smith. She married Mr. Huston on May 15, 1927 at Altamont. Besides her husband she is Newton Mallory WOOD RIVER-Newton Mat lory. a retired employe of SheU Oil Company, died this morning.

Be was pronounced dead on arrival at Wood River Township Hospital about 10 o'clock. Surviving are his wife. Bertha; two sons. Hays Mattery EdwardsviBe and Cordon Mai- lory of Wood 1 River; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mr.

MalLory, son of D. A. and Cornelia Ewmg Mallory, was born May 11, 1887 in Marion County, Mo. Re and the former Bertha Hitt were ried May 11, 1908 at Palmyra, Mo. He had resided in Wood River for 44 years.

Mr. Mallory was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Modern Woodmen of America. Visitation will be at Marks Mortuary after 3 p.m. day Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev Manlev Mace officiating.

Burial will be in Woodland Hills Cemetery. The Weber Funeral Home of Edwardsville is in. charge of arrangements. Mary Waters Funeral services Mary Waters, 84, late William L. Edwardsville, for Mrs.

wife of the Waters of held Thursday at Holy Redeemer Church in Webster Groves, Mo. Mrs, Waters died Monday. Surviving are two nieces in Edwardsville. Miss Ruth Waters and Mrs. Joseph H.

Rotter, and three nieces in California. This Strong National Bank Stands Back of Your Community Charter No. 11039 Reserve District No. Report of Condition of the EDWARDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Edwardsville in the State of IHinios, at the close of business on April 5th, 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S.

Revised Statutes. ASSETS 1. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection I 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 3,779,873.58 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 2,353,579.62 4. Securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed by U.S.

Federal funds sold 7. Loans and discounts 10,368,668.52 Fixed assets 479,354.68 II. Other assets 12. TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES IS. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 14.

Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 11,076,935.38 15. Deposits of United States Government 329,071.19 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1,837,027.37 19. Certified and checks, etc. 184,089.67 20.

TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand deposits 8,171,233.35 (b) Total time and savings deposits $11,775,031.77 24. Other liabilities 288,061.21 25. TOTAL LIABILITIES $20,234,326.33 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 26. (c) Common stock--total par value 400,000.00 No. shares authorized 4,000 No.

shares outstanding 4,000 Surplus Undivided profits 181,972.98 27. 28. SO. 31. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,381,972.98 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS above-named bank do Is true and correct to Raymond E.

Zoelzer, Cashier, of the hereby declare that this report of condition the bets of my knowledge and belief. RAYMOND E. ZOELZER We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of my knowledge and belief. CHARLES B. GODFREY ARTHUR C.

BOEKER RAY FOSTER EDWARDSVIT NATIONAL BANK The lank With and Driven Window Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Depositor Inwrtd xHHCHIVU.