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KETC, Ch. KPLR. Ch. 11) FRIDAY 5:00 5-WranRler's Club. 5:30 2-Mlckey Mouse Club.

5:45 5-NBC News 11-Ncws, Weather. 8:00 5 Weather. Sports 4 News 2-News. 11 Three Stooges. 6:15 5-Ncws.

4 News. 2-Snoris- Harry Caray 8:80 5-Woody Woodpecker. 4 Rawhide 2-Rm Tin Tin. ll-Burns Allen. 5-Ellery Queen (Color) 2-Walt Disney.

11-Casey Jones. 4-1 Love Lucy. 11-Film. 7:45 11-Jack Buck. 8:00 5-M Squad.

4-Phil Silvers. 2-Tombstone Territory. 11-Baseball. 8:30 5-Western Theater. 4-Playhouse.

2-77 Sunset Stripe. 9:00 5-Bpxing. 4-Lineup. 9:30 4-Amateur Hour. 2-Sea Hunt 9:45 5-Sports 10:00 5-U S.

Border Patrol. 4-Ncws. Weather. 2-Curtain Time 10:15 4-Eye on St. 10:30 5-News.

4-Movie. 2-Movie 11-Jack Buck. 10:45 5-Cliff St. James. 11:00 5-Jack Paar Show.

SATURDAY 6:30 4-Nuclear Energy. 7:00 4-Town and Country. 7:40 5-Cartoons 8:00 4-Kartoon Korner. 5-Jeff's Collie. 8:30 5-Terrv Tunes.

4-Capt Kangaroo. 2-1) Navy Presents. 9:00 5-Howdy Doudy Show. 2-Cartoons 9:30 5-Ruff and Reddy. 4-Mighty M.OUSO.

2-Flash Gordon. 10:00 5-Fury. 4-Sunny Rise TV Auction. 2-Frcd Moegle. 10:30 5-Roy Rogers.

4 Robin Hood. 11:00 5-True Story. 4-Heckle Jeckle. 2-Age of Comedy. SPAPFRf 1-15 .1 30 M.

12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:30 3:50 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 A.M. 6:30 6:45 7:15 7:45 8:15 8:30 2-News. 5-Detectlve's Diary. Popeye 2-Foreign Legionnaire. 5-St Louis Hop.

4-Sheena. 2-Uncle Al. 4-Movie. ll-Movie. ll-Ncws.

5-Hopalong Cassidy. 2-Joe Palooka. 11-Klioury League News. 11-Jack Buck. 4-News in Review.

2-Movie ll-Bascball. 5 Frontier. 4-Star Performance. 5-Sword ol Freedom. 4-Ori Location.

2-Movie. 5-Movie. 4-Of Science Human Responsibility. 11-Cowboy G-Men. 4-Pasport to Danger.

11-Jack Buck. 4-Close-Up. 2-Gunplay. ll-Movie. 5-Racing.

4-Golf Tournament. 5-Wrangler's Club. 2-Texas Wrestling. 5-Paradc of Magic. 5-Circus Boy.

4-Early Show. 11-News. 5-Talent Show. 4-Annie Oakley. 2-News.

11-Movie. 5-Peoplo Are Funny 4-Reckonlng. 2-Dick Clark Shovf. 5-Perry Presents. 2-Jubilee U.S.A.

4-Wanted Dead or Alive. ll-Movie. 5-Black Saddle. 4-Brenner. 2-Lawrence Welk.

5-Cimarron City. 4-Have Gun, Will Travel 4-Gunsmoke. 2-Two for the Show: 11-Wrestling. 5-DA's Man. 4 Marktiam.

2-Death Valley Dayi. 5-Mike Hammer. 4-News: Weather. 2-Movte. ll-Movie.

4-First Run Theater. 5-Movie. SUNDAY 4-Glve Us This Day. 4-The Big Picture. 4-The Criminal Man.

4-Town Country. 4-How Christian Science Heals. 6-Film. 4-Faitb oJ Our Fathers. 2-Tuwn Hall 9:00 5-Protestant Hour.

4-Lamp Unto My Feet 2-Zero 1960. 9:30 5 This Is the Life. 4-Look Up Live. 2-Catholic Missions. 0:00 5-Christopher Film.

4 Way of Ule 2-The Christophers. 10:30 5-Brief ing Session. 4 Camera Fhree. 2-Faitb for Today. 10-55 4-Ncws 11:00 5-Art Museum.

4-Quiz a Catholic. 2-Children of the World. 11:15 5 Americans at Work. 2-Livmg Word 11:30 6-Fronticrs ol Faith. 4-Let's View the News.

2-Sacrcd Heart. 11:45 2-Ask A Priest. M. 12:00 5-Home Hunters Guide. 4-Last of the Mohicans.

2-Labor Views News 12:15 5-Topic. 12:30 5-Movie. 2-New Horizons, 1:15 11-Jack Buc. 4-Movie 2-Builder's Showcase. 1:30 5-Our Miss Brooks.

2-Movie. 2:00 5-Movie. 4-Charlie Chan. 2:30 4-Montage. 5-Theater.

2-Movie. 3:00 4-Famous Playhouse. 3:30 5-Cisco Kid Track Meet. 4-Challenge. 4:00 4-Golf Tournament.

4:20 11-Jack Buck. 4:30 4-Face the Nation. 2-Kingdom of the Sea. ll-Movie. 5:00 5-Meet the Press.

2-Looney Tunes. 5-Fun Fare. 4-20th Century. 2-Lone Ranger. 11-This is the Answer.

6:00 5-Midwestern Hayride. 4-Lassie. 2-You Asked For It ll-Movie. 8:30 5-Suspicion. 4-That's My Boy.

2-Maverick. 7:00 4-Ed Sullivan. 7:30 2-Lawman. 5-Dragnet. 8:00 5-Tbe Chevy Show.

4-G Theater. 2-Colt .45. 8:80 4 Alfred Hitchcock. 2-Deadline for Action. 9:00 5-Loretta Voung.

4-Richard Diamond. 11-Juke Box Jury. 9:80 6-Colonel'Flack. 4-What's My Line. 2-Meet McGraw.

10:00 5-it's a Great Mr. Fix-It Before the leaves swirl down under autumn's winds is the time WORDER MISS NORA BIRMINGHAM Phone Gladstone 9-3440 Teenage Girl Reports Truck Drivers' Advances MOUNT CARMKL, III. A teen-aged girl, returned home i iv Baptized Mr. and Mrs. Billy S.

Wolf Hvdeil) Wednesday by bus use a iout 9G per cent ol Robert Erwm Stroud, son of son Frank, Edwardsville. a telling authorities she a a i tobacco output, while Inftflfgcflor Edwardjville. July 31, 1959 5 Domestic Consumption NEW YORK (VPl) American look-see. Assuming, for a starter, that you have either no gutter system installed as yet, or that your present gutter system is a complete wreck, you could do worse than to investigate the possibilities of a brand- new gutter material. Fiberglass- reinforced plastic is used in its construction.

unut'r auiumu wiau? 15 me time lt TT an a. luutinu to give your gutter system a good and Mrs. Robert Stroud, was bap- Other guests were Henry Heine(0 ott lhe advances of twoi a i 4 por cc ls accounted meier, Mr. and Mrs. John dr vcrs 10 her upi f)V commercial exports, Indus- IWwo -i i at the Sunday morning serv- ices at the Methodist church by meier, Mrs.

Emma at i nc ij ana 0 ij the pastor and Mr and Mrs char i cs Heine- the Rev. H. Sponsors were Joseph C. Stroud' meier, Worden. and Paul J.

Stroud. Dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Stroud Sunday in honor of the event.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sandbach of Worden and Mr. and Mrs. Lora Ann Bcgley told officers she had been visiting in the Hoosier capital and decided to hitchhike home after running out of money.

She said two truck drivers of- I Those present were Mr. and Mrs.lDean Hutchins of Staunton attend- ferctl her a at an i ii an apolis Paul J. Stroud and sons Paul and ed the Week reunion at Casey, cafc an(J shc ousn ff their ad- Once TiC brother, it's in to stay. Jimmie and daughter Susan, Mr. Sunday.

jvances in the truck until she The material can't rot, dent, rust, land Mrs. Robert Stroud and chil- Mrs. Ed Ncunaber of Bethalto, cou cscape at a truc stop here corrode or split-freeze. If some- dren Sue Ann and Robert. one manages to crack or knock a hole in the stuff, one of the epoxy resin patching materials in the With Those In Service Mrs.

Shirley Birmingham car Wcdncsday (daughter Kathy of Sorcnto visited poljcc who were not a to lo ihere Sunday. cate the tru ck drivers, said a bus- Louis Bagaglio, 1C 3-c, of U.S. Mrs. Edward F. Schoenleber has inessman bought Miss Begley a i 1 market will make a permanent re- Navy arrived here from Charles- arrived home from Toronto, pair.

It can be painted, but painting ton, S.C., and is spending a 20-day ada, where she attended the interleave visiting with his parents, Mr. national convention of the Lutheran Women's Missionary league of is not necessary for purposes of and Mrs. Carlo Bagaglio. preservation. Lawrence C.

Wedel, SM 3-c, ar- the Lutheran Church-Missouri Sy Gutter sections have a molded- rived home Saturday on a 20-day nod. Mrs. Schoenlebcr is southern in flashing that nails directly to'leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Illinois District president, roof under shingle line, and helps Mrs. Claude He has been Mr.

and Mrs. William Handlon prevent ice back-up and consequent aboard the USS Aucilla and has of Granite City, Harry McMi- water damage to walls. There's no' been in the Mediterranean area chael of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs.

danger of water seeping with the 6th fleet for Glenn Phillips and daughter Kathy gutter and flashing, because the 20 months. of Edwardsville were guests Sun two are incorporated in the one! unit. Because flashing nails to roof, Hospital Notes no hangers are needed. Mrs. Louise Albrecht came home Mr.

and Mrs. 0. V. WeaJierholt at he Legion Park. Downspout sections snap into a from St.

Francis hospit- of Granite City visited with Mr. mern bers and one visitor answered bug ticket to her home town. ALHAMBRA MISS ALMA GEHRIO Phont Hubbard 1762 American Legion Auxiliary The A.nerican Legion Auxiliary day of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phil- le i(j tnc monthly meeting Mon- lips, Sr.

day evening, July 20, at 8 o'clock Nineteen al at Litchfield. base section, or channel, that nails directly to the siding. Sections can be snapped out for easy cleaning. Ice load in winter is not apt to damage the gutter. Someone in a laboratory has gruesomely calculated that the gutter will support the weight of a 200-pound man stand- Ing in the trough.

Such shenanigans aren't recommended for other than mountain goats, of course. Downspout connections are bond- a ed with a plastic substance a thg anklc jn a a Jast week ton. 'and Mrs. Charles 0. Beal Sunday.

ron call lne meeting games were Mrs. Amanda McCalla returned' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Albrecht home Surday from Community and daughter Bonnie have return- Cn 0 yed an refreshments served Memorial hospital at Staunton. home after a few days visit by the miUee; Mrs.

Edith Rue- Marion L. Handshy, who under- with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hansen Mrs Ju ia Ue hrup and Mrs. went surgery at St.

John's hospital St. Louis. 'Kathryn Robert. in St. Louis recently, has returned Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Kennedy The next mee ting will be Sept. WRNPIKE- PROVED for safer summer driving NYLON Safely A11-Weather home. Mrs. Alice Emrich were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Rob- 2l returned ert Helton at Shelbyville Sunday.j home Monday from St. Joseph's Gene Bagaglio returned home I J. hftspital at Alton. She sustained Saturday after a visit with Mr.

Jobless Uase LOfldS a double fracture of her right foot and Mrs. Gene Sandnn at Livings- Unaffected bv Strik become an. integral part of the gutter. Material can be sawed "or cut with heavy shears and custom Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Renken of Edwardsville spent Sunday with Unaffected by Strike CHICAGO (UPI) Layoff of Let's get back to gutter systems now in place. If you live where leaves are a yearly problem and Birth Announcement Announcement has been made her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sher- Loemker man Sharp. 'pact Illinois unemployment resi- Harry McMicnaci si.

ixiuis during the week nded of returned home Monday after a vis- s(ate Labor Dcpart a daughter Dawn Ann, born July with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phil- have no gutter guards installed, TM" shame on you. They're not ex- Lynn, pensive, nor are they hard to place. If ladder work is not your strong point, you can have them installed for a not-too-steep sum by a roofer.

Painting gutters gives them years of added life. If finish has worn away to where the galvanized metal shows, use a zinc dust primer. It gives a good, hearty base for finish coat of paint. Discourages rust, too. Check gutter hangers and renail, where necessary.

Check, too, cement on drain tiles where downspouts empty fill in the cracks. In a pinch, you use diking compound if you don't want nient said Wednesday. 14. They have another daughter, ups. La bor Director Roy F.

Cum- Mr. and Mrs. Delore Birming- mins sM 72 481 persons ham and children returned home ht uncmp ovment compensation, Club Meet, after v.s,t with Mr and ifln dufi the week a drop t.ivri» mvwia The meeting of the Worden Lions Ste I eM 0t 2.748 from the 75,229 applicants in Mr an WaHer Loemker, the week ended July 18 club a held Tuesday evening, 4 an the week ended July 18 July 28 at 6-30 p.m. at the Lu- Allson and Johnnie Jenkins of Wor- Cummins said few the appll- cLL, den, Mrs. Lora Weber of Hamel cant were lald 0 iobs con theran hall.

Supper was served. Pictures were shown by Arnold Casseng of Hamel, of his recent TMTM trip to Canada. WOOJ Mo to whip up batch of cement. That, of course, just postpones a more permanent repair. If holes have rusted through gutters or downspouts, they can be tinned, of course, but a quicker and less technical repair can be made with one of the epoxy rosin patching kits in the market.

Burden Nearly Gone cants were laid off from jobs con recent guests of Mr. and nested with the steel strike. Strik- Robert Loemker at Hazel- lng s(ee) wor kers Ineligible 'for jobless benefits. Guests were entertained the Ronald Nelson of Chicago left a visit with Mr. and Carlo Bagaglio.

St. Louis Thursday evening, July home of Mr. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs.

Emrich in honor of the birthday nd family of Staunton visited Mrs Harold Best and daughter anniversary of Mrs. Emrich'i with Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Myra, Mrs.

H. M. Fish of Worden mother, Mrs. Lena Wolf, who Stroud Monday evening. and Mri Kttherine Kayser of Ed- 92-years-old Tuesday.

Dinner was Mr. Mrs. Robert Harbur ind )WardsviUe i ited in Granite City served. sons Tracy and David of St. Louis Thursday, July 21.

Guests present were: Mrs. guests Sunday of Mr. Bishop, Zeigler; Mrs. Nick Arthur Hillebrand. art, Benton; Mrs.

Earl Pirky, Mr. I- W. Sharp of Pittsburgh, a Mrs. Leonard Pieper visited In Litchfield last Friday. I Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Large III US ABOUT TIRMSI Wl CIVI IAGLI STAMPS Emma were guest John Heinemeier. Mr and Mr and Mrs. Les Berry and son Ron- left Sundty by plane after visit Mrs Henry Ruetter of St. Louis aid, Mrs.

Leland Moulin, St. with his mother, Mn. Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Stucker, Mi- Sharp and relatives. ami, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Mr.

and Lamb and Moulin, Mrs. Eleanor Sauers, Mt. daughter Tedri spent last Sharks have one to four rows Vernon; Mrs. Reka Kroeger, Mrs. evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Robert teeth hi actual use and another! T. G. Hebenstreit, Velmer Heben- Fowley at Hamel. two to seven rows in reserve.

If streit, Staunton; Mrs. J. A. Heben- Mr. and Mrs.

George S. Birm- one tooth Is lost, i reserve takes -man police force of this' streit, Livingston; Mrs. Frank ingham and Mike Savish visited ito place in less than a week. southern California community is looking forward to shrugging a burden off its shoulders. About two years ago the four officers got new uniforms, complete with shoulder patch insignia.

But the name of the town was spelled WELLS TIRE SALES 125 W. Vandalia Phone 713 wrong-- "Westmoreland" instead of "Westmorland." Police in neighboring towns rarely missed an opportunity to point' it out. "It won't be too much longer." Police Chief Mel via McGill said Thursday. "They're about worn out and soon we'll order new-ones." 4-News Special 2-Mackenzie's Raiders. 11-Movie 10-15 4-News; Sports 10 30 5-Mr District Attorney.

4-Movie. 2-Movie. 11:00 5-News; Moi'le. BEST ENGINES! One of 7 Big Bests Chevy you over any car In FATHER C. GIERUT Invites Everyone to CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY, AUG.

2 AT ST. MARY'S PARISH HALL Bunker Hill, 111. on Route 112 Serving Half Chicken and All the Trimmings. $1.50 Adults 75c Children Time: From 12:00 to 9:30 P. M.

AND Fish Fry Saturday August 1st Serving from 4:00 to 9:00 P. M. 1,000 PRIZES You've got more to go on than our say-so: Every motor magazine has given Chevy's standard passenger car and Corvette V8's unstinted praise. SPORTS CARS ILLUSTRATED says it this way: surely the moflt wonderfully responsive engine available today at any price." And if you want the th'rift of a six, you still get the best of it in a Chevy. BEST ECONOMY No doubt about this a pair of Chevy sixes with Powerglide came in first and second in their class in this year's Mobilgas Economy Run--getting the best mileage of any full-size car, 22.38 miles per gallon.

BEST BRAKES Not only bigger, but built with bonded linings for up to longer life. Just to prove what's what. Chevy out-stopped both of the "other two" in a NASCAR'-conductcd tost of repeated stops from highway speeds. Auofiatian jor Cor Adtanetmmt Kararck BEST RIDE A few minutes behind the wheel will leave no doubt about this. MOTOR TREND magazine sums it up this way: the smoothest, most quiet, softest riding car in ita price class." BEST TRADE-IN Check the figures la any N.A.D.A." Guide Book.

You'll find that Chevy used car prices last year averaged up to higher than comparable models of the "other two." AnlomoitU Dttltrt Aitotfettm BEST ROOM Official dimensions reported to the Automobile Manufacturers 'Association make it clear. Chevy's front seat hip room, for example, is up to 5.9 inches wider than comparable cars. BEST STYLE It's the only car of the leading low-priced 8 that'll unmistakably modern in every line. "In its price class," says POPULAR SCIENCK magazine, new high in daring- styling." Open invitation to excitement, the Impala Convertible and only authentic sports car, the Corvette. NOWONDCRMORC PEOPLE ARE BUYING CHEVROLETS IN '59 THAN ANY OTHER CARI Try the hot local authorized Chevrolet dealer! BUTLER CHEVROLET, Inc.

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