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2 EDWARDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER David Barker Jack Harkey Three School Board Vacancies in Bethalio Bethalto Three vacancies exist on the Bethalto School District Board of Education this year and five candidates have filed nominating petitions. Incumbents Ron Martin and Paul Battery will seek re-election in Saturday's vote. Each has served two terms. Robert Bottoms, who was appointed to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Rufus N. Bond ihis year, is running to complete the remaining two years Bond's term.

David Barker is seeking a full three-year term and Jack Harkey is opposing Bottoms in seeking to complete Bond's term. Hattery. 46, who is presently serving as school board secretary, has resided ia the Bethalto area for 45 years. He presently resides in Cottage Hills with Highland Gets $10,000 Off for New Generator Highland Highland City Councilmen inspected power plant generators from two different companies during a special meeting Monday pight. Representatives from the Colt which handles Fairbanks Morse generators, and Westinghouse Corp.

showed products which might be acceptable for use in the $1,245,500 power plant expansion project for which Nordberg Manufacturing Co. of Milwaukee, is prime contractor. The council voted to specify a Westinghouse generator and accept a $10,000 reduction in cost from Nordberg Manufacturing. Preliminary discussion on preparation of the city budget for the next fiscal year included reconsideration of the financial position of the Park and Recreation Board. That board will present the needs of the city at the next regular council meeting.

his wife, Betty, and three sons. He is a member of the Bethalto Methodist Church and the hoard of the YMCA and is active in scouting. Hattery said he is seeking a third term because he is interested in improving the Bethalto school system and in putting to the best use tax funds and state and federal aid to the district. Harkey, who has resided in Bethalto for 19 years, is employed as a personnel coordinator in the Tube Mill Department of Laclede Steel Alton. Harkey, 33, resides in Meadowbrook, Route 1, Bethalto, with his wife, the former Donna Cox, and two children.

He is a member of First Southern Baptist Church. "I am opposing Robert Bottoms in Saturday's election," Harkey said. "It's nothing personal, but I believe Meadowbrook should be represented on the school board." Barker, the youngest of the Bethalto candidates, is 28 years old and has resided in Bethalto for more than five years. He and his wife, Glenda, and their two children make their home at 317 S. Walnut St.

A research laboratory technician for Shell Oil Wood River, Barker is presently attending Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, and will receive a degree in Chemistry in June. "I believe I have a general knowledge and an interest in education," he said. By serving on the board I can serve the community. I have haci some training in the field of education and I believe I am qualified to serve as a school board member." The other candidates, Bottoms and Martin, were not available for comment. Voters in the Bethalto School District will vote in four precincts: Precinct 1, Forest Homes Elementary School; Precinct 2, Cottage Hills Elementary School; Precinct 3, Bethalto East Elementary School; and Precinct 4, Meadowbrook Grade School.

Polls will be open Saturday from noon to 7 p.m. REPORT OF CONDITION OP HAMEL STATE BANK of Hamel in the State of Illinois at the close of business on March 17, 1970. Published in Response to Call of the COMMISSIONER OF BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES of the State of Illinois. ASSETS Cash and due from banks U. S.

Treasury securities 1. 2. 3. Securities of otter U. S.

Government agencies and corporations 4. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 8. Other loans (including $65.36 overdrafts) 9. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 10. Real estate owned other than bank premises 13.

Other assets M. TOTAL ASSETS 114,284.13 539,660.26 246,218.75 12,015.00 1,012,974.20 45,226.17 12,162.68 4,075.97 $1,986,617.14 15. 16. 17. 22.

27. 28. LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 696,493.00 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 832,669.25 Deposits of United States Government 108,354.32 TOTAL DEPOSITS $1,726,635.55 (a) Total demand deposits 893,966.30 (b) Total time and savings deposits 832,699.25 Other Liabilities 15,584.13 TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,742,219.68 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 30. Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) 33. 87.

TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 38. S9. 41. 42. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock--total par value (No.

shares authorized 5,000) (No. shares outstanding 5,000) Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (items 34 and 35 above) TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (items 28, 29, 33, and 41) 16,098.81 16,098.81 100,000.00 80,000.00 48,298.65 228,298.65 7, Michael H. Breen, Executive Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct-Attest: MICHAEL H. BREEN W.

P. MEYER WILBUR SUHRE GUST BEKEMEYER Directors State of Illinois, County of Madison, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of April, 1970. WILHA BRAASCH Notary Public My commission expires October 15,1973 (NOTARY SEAL) Worden Will Not Develop Zoning Code Worden The Worden Village Board of Trustees voted Monday night not to develop a zoning ordinance at the present time. No plans have been developed to date and the board agreed to let Worden come under the jurisdiction of the Madison County zoning law on May 15. By law, all municipalities in Madison County which do not have or have not begun to develop a zoning code by May 15 will then be governed by the count ordinance.

Bids for Worden street maintenance for 1970 will be opened April 22, it was announced. Remodeling has started on the board room in the village hall. Labor for the $600 project will be donated. A Mo er 0 .1 Groen Opposes Widow Stipend By Richard H. Icen Lindsay-Schaub News Service Springfield Sen.

Ebert Groen, R-Pekin, says he is going to oppose a bill filed last week in the House for a $28,645 stipend to the widow of Cook County Circuit Judge Walker Butler. He said he will regret taking his stand. "He was one of my closest friends one of my confidants when I first came to the Legislature. I loved the man and I hate to do this. But this is a matter of principle," said Groen, who is chairman of the Pension Laws Commission.

Groen's "principle" is that public officials ought to be cut" from the payroll when they die. Past practice in Illinois has been to award to the widows the balance of the salary to which deceased judges and legislators would have received. This was amended last year when news stories disclosed that the widow of one Southern Illinois judge was to have been given over $90,000 to cover the salary her husband would have received until the end of his six year term. New amendments reduced the amount to about $10,000. Gov.

Richard B. Ogilvie signed the changes last Oct. 1. The new rules allow a salary stipend from the time of death until the end of the calendar year. They also prohibit the widow from collecting death benefits under the judicial pension system until the year fol- Tickets Issued After Accidents Staunton Two drivers wre issued tickets after accidents in Staunton during the weekend.

Shirley Zitta, 23, East St. Louis, was charged with driving too fast for conditions after the car she was driving went out of control at a turn on E. Main Street at 2:30 a.m. Saturday and came to a stop on the lawn of a home owned by Leon Lemtoer. Cecil Nicldes, 54, Gillespie, was issued a ticket charging passing in a no-passing zone after a car he was driving sideswiped another driven by Donna Brumme of Staunton as she attempted a left turn at Chuck Wagon restaurant.

The accident occurred at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Names in the News Svetlana Marries COUNTY EOC HOSTS CHILDREN AT PARTY Sixteen children between the ages of 2 and 8 years were guests at a party recently given by the Madison County Equal Opportunity Commission. Margaret Ellis and Jane Donald assisted Mrs. Ruth MeMul- len, family services specialist with the activities, which centered on the Easter theme.

Prizes were presented to Candace Brown, Tommy McMullen, Kenny and Keith Donald and Rachael Filer. Raehael's definition for Easter, "Jesus died and was raised from the dead," was judged the best. Prizes were donated by Woolworth's; space for the party by Allen and Albert Cassens. CIRCLE 8 TO MEET Circle 8 of Eden Women's Guild wiE meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the church parlor.

Devotions will be by Betty Lou Schmidt and Helen Mueller. Wilma Mosby and Ruth Keller will be hostesses. Tickets for the mother-daughter dinner May 11 will be available. Phoenix Ariz. (AP) Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Josef Stalin, has married an architect she had met only 20 days before.

The simple Quaker ceremony was performed Tuesday in the living room of Taliesin West, an architectural school of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, The Arizona Republic said in a i story. The bridegroom was William Wesley Peters, 57, vice president of the foundation and chief architect of Taliesin A i a Architects. Svetlana, 44, who fled the Soviet Union in 1967, met Peters when she accepted an invitation from Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright, widow of the famous architect, to visit Taliesin three weeks ago. Peters, the son-in-law of the Wrights, was formerly married to another Svetlana-Svetlana Lloyd Wright, who died in an automobile accident in 1946.

It was Miss Alliluyeva's third marriage. She was married at 18 to a fellow-student, Gregory Morosov. Her second husband was Yuri Zhdanov, a biochemist. Mrs. King Assails Carswell Nomination Medford, Mass.

(AP) Mrs. Martin Luther King widow of the civil rights -leader, says the Supreme Court nomination of Judge 6. Harrold Carswell is "an affront to black people." She spoke at a ceremony Tuesday night in which she received the Jackson Award of Distinction at Tufts University. Timothy Leary Prison Release San Francisco (AP) Dr. Timothy Leary, the psychedelic drug advocate, is asking the California Supreme Court to let him out of prison while he appeals a conviction for possessing marijuana.

The bail appeal was filed Tuesday. The ex-Harvard University instructor has been confined at the California Institute for Men at Chino since February on a one-to-two year sentence. 'Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron K. McMillan had denied Leary's bail request, calling him "an insidious hazard to the public" and a "pleasure seeking, irresponsible Madison Avenue-oriented advocate of free use of LSD and marijuana." Vote In City Election Independence, Mo. (AP) Former President and Mrs.

Harry Truman turned out early Tuesday to vote in the municipal and a special income tax referendum election. Bright warm weather greeted the couple. They rode to the polling place a few blocks from Mike Westwood, a retired police officer who has been a companion and chauffeur for Truman since the latter returned to Independence from the White House. ST. PAUL'S SENIOR CLASS SPRING CARNIVAL The senior class of St.

Paul's High School at Highland will have a carnival Sunday from 1 to 7 p.m. in the school. Proceeds will be used for the annual class spring tour. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR PAPER BY 5:30 P.M. PLEASE CALL NO LATER THAN 6:00 454-4700 General Manager A.L KMOX ROBERT C.

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OPEN SUNDAYS 12:30 TO P.M. Edwardsville, III. lowing her husband's death. Two arguments are generally used to support the practice of "widow's stipends." One contends that the state into an obligation for a stipulated period of time their term of office when a judge or legislator is elected. Thus, when he dies the balance of his salary until the end of bis term should be given his survivors.

A second argument is based on humanitarian needs. It is contended that widows often have immediate need for reasonably large sums of money to cover funeral arrangements and burial rites. Groen and others are at a loss to figure out how this system provides an immediate infusion of cash, particularly when widows can begin receiving pension benefits shortly after their husbands die. Appropriations for widow's stipends are handled like most other pieces of legislation -slowly. Take the case of the widow of the Southern Illinois judge.

A bill appropriating the balance of her husband's salary was filed April 22, assigned to the House Appropriations Committee and reported out with a "do pass" recommendation May 12. A month later June 12 to be precise the amended version, giving her $10,167.67, passed the House and was sent to the Senate where final approval came on June 21. Ogilvie's signature approving the bill did not come for another 13 weeks. The process is not geared to put money immediately into the hands of a destitute widow. Groen would like this to be ended for everyone, the wives of legislators included.

"I think it (this practice) applies to any public employe. It should apply to the governor. It should apply to the elevator operator." Wednesday MOVIES Beivers," WiMey Theater, 7:05 and 9 p.m. Cameo Theater, Alton, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," Cine Theater, Box- ana, and Miners Theater, Collinsville, 7 and 9 p.m.

PUBLIC MEETINGS --Livingston Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., board offices. --Marine ViHage Board, 7:30 p.m., village hall. --Highland Chamber of Commerce, 6:30 p.m., Michael's Restaurant, Highland. --Maryvffle Village Board, 7:30 p.m., village offices. COMMUNITY EVENTS --International Festival, University Center, Southern Illinois University at Edw-ardsville.

--School law conference, sponsored by SIU Education Division and the educational conference program, SIU. Thursday COMMUNITY EVENTS --Poetess Ann. Stanford read- Ing her poetry, 2:30 p.m., Communications Building theater, SIU. --Mary England, violin recital, Lovejoy Library auditorium, 5 p.m., SIU. dial, 8:15 p.m., Communications Builduig theater, SIU.

SIU Schedule 8 a.m., Alpha Delta Cbl lake Sale, Peck Building, Main Lobby. 8 a.m., Student AcffUks Student Volunteer Serrovs Table, University Center, North Gallery. 8 a.m.. University Center Board Election, University Center, North Entrance. Edwanfavilb Lodge No.

99 A.F.AJM. SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Work in M.M. Degree Starting at 3 P.M. Supper at 5:31 Degree work at MASONIC TEMPLE Richard L. Schmidt, W.M.

Friday COMMUNITY EVENTS -Renato Premezzi, piano re- HURRYI LAST WEEK! Winner 4 Academy Awards Including BEST PICTURE OLIVER REED RON MOODY Open 4:30 Shown 7 9:30 Sunday Open 1:30 P.M. CAMEO ALTON'S FINEST CINE Starts Tonlte t. Ill, Roxana 204-6746 At Both latres oar mm TONITE THURS. Open 6:30 --Starts 2 ACADEMY AWARD Steve McQueen "The Reivers' A Cinema Center Films ftcxnmbft A National General PicturesfWease GP) Shown at 7:05 and Speedy Gemalei Carteon STARTS FRIDAY FOR ONE WEEK 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS FRIDAY at 7:1 SATURDAY SUNDAY AT Doors Open Sat. SIM.

at 12:30 Dairii Quefen Thursday Friday April 9 II banana split sale only 33c CRx, US. Off. Am. B. Q.

Corp. 1979 Am. be merry! Dairy Queen Store 423 South Buchanan Si. Edwardsville, Illinois.