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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Automobiles. tar Sale 1 Babv Fot 3 Pot) Foi Sale 5 Farm Machinery For Sale 7 Furniture For Livestock For Sate Bargain Counter Ifio Ittro Ufli 1MB 115. Miscellaneous For Sale Poultry For Sale Produce. For Sale Real Estate For Sale For Sale For Rent Busineai Entertainment Found Free Today Help Wanted Instruction Lost Strayed Notices Public Offered Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Wanted Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent Card of In Memoriam Homo Service Guide Bids Wanted Legal Publication 11 13 13 14 15 17 If 24 30 34 38 31 40 44 44 41 50 52 40 42 44 70 72 75 SO 82 Produce. Foods For Sale IS 15--14 CORN FED BEEF by side or quarter.

Also baled straw. Ph. 656-6232. 15-tf FOR SALE APPLES, Jonathans, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Willow Twigs. Cider 50c gallon.

SOOY Orchard, Carlinville, III. Help Wanted 40 40-tt Automobiles. Trucks for Sale 1 1 15 1960 BUICK LeSabre 4 door air conditioned, 4 new tires, plus 2 snow tires. Good condition. Phone 656-2095 after 9:30 p.m.

1-22 19G3 FORD TRUCK, F600, 12 ft. grain body. 13,000 miles. Priced right. Phone 656-7030 after 6 a.m week days.

Pant. Cats. Pets For Sale FOR SALE IN BUNKER HILL 5 room, 1 story, modern frame, full basement, near school, 3 years old, immediate possession. Telephone NEw- ton 5-2221. Staunton Home Association, Staunton, 111.

17-tf LIST YOUR PROPERTY with Ludwig. We quote any kind of insurance without obligation. Call NOrmandy 7-4961. LUDWIG Real Estate-Insurance, Troy. 111.

FOR HOME FINANCING WV National Bank Trust Co. Phone 656-4316 MAINTENANCE MAN WANTED Someone with experience in electrical, piping and machinery needed for immediate employment. Contact Sister Administrator at St. Joseph's Highland, Illinois. 3 18-25, part or full work available.

11.25 per hour to start. Call 656-5139 for interview. 40--ti WANTED--applications are being taken from boys who want to make extra spending money by having an Intelligencer Carrier Route in Edwardsville, Alhambra, Worden or St. Jacob. Call Roy Christian at 656-4700 between 3-6 p.m.

Notices U. OF I. PRESIDENT HENRY URGES STATE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI) Illinois needs a statewide system for" higher education, University of Illinois President David D. Henry said Sunday.

Henry a i a carefully planned system must- be put into effect to "take the place of i arrangement whereby future needs we're Home Service Guide 48--14 17--tf 5-tf FOX TERRIER, Bassett Hound pups. White mice, guinea pigs, hamsters, dog sweaters, coats, pets boarded. SEL'S PET SUPP, Old Alton Road, Opposite Edwardsville a Barn. Miscellaneous For Sale 13 GET PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING RESULTS- Rent Electric carpet shampoo- er $1 per day with purchase of Blue Lustre. OVERBECK'S Wallpaper and Paints.

HOMES --'Before sign any contract advertised shell-erected homes check with us and let us show you how we can save you "money on the same kind of construction and plans. ILLINOIS LUMBER 225 E. Vanclalia Edwardsville, Illinois. 656-1514. For Rent 14 24--16 CLEARANCE SALE-in progress at Meyer TV.

Save on color TV and Philco Motorola TV and Stereo. MEYER TV, 225 N. Main. 13--14 BLACK DECKER 8V4" POWER SAW with storage case, extra blades and 25' heavy duty extension cord. 22 Colt Woodsman target pistol with case, cleaning kit, belt and holster.

Call 656-7165 or 656-0666 after 6:00 p.m. 13-14 FOR RENT IN HAMEL: Three bedroom modern Breezeway and garage attached, basement, new gas furnace, sewer, city water, large yard. Immediately available. Phone 633-2225. WILBUR F.

MEYER AGENCY, 145 W. State Street, Hamel Illinois. 24--17 ROOMS, Close to business district. Nici-ly furnished, gentlemen preferred. Call 656-2477 after 6 p.m.

24--tf NOTICE Copies of the recent-, ly passed Sub-division Control Ordinance No. 1213 are avail-' able at the City Clerk's Office, 309 N. Main St. for $1.00 per copy. Alvin E.

Wooldridge, City Clerk. 48--tf PRIVATE DETECTIVE, licensed and bonded. Downstate Investigation Service, Edwardsville, 111. Phone ATlantic 8-9155. 48-tf HOT DONUTS AT 7 A.M.

Just in lime for breakfast light, fluffy and delicious. THE DONUT SHOP. Dial 656-9700. January Clearance Sale STYLE MART 233 N. Main St.

We Give Eagle Stamps EDWARDSVILLE GLASS PAINT 102 East Vandalla, a everything in glass and Porter paints. Automobile safety installed while you wait. Mirrors re- furniture tops, patterns in tub enclosures, awn. ings, aluminum storm windows and- doors. Phone 656751i: 75--tf 48--tf ATTENTION HOME FREEZER An empty freezer doesn't pay.

For meats guaranteed to satisfy see EDWARDSVILLE FOODS for the finest home killed meats available. We still have a good selection of fruits available. Call Edwardsville Frozen Foods 656-1477, 246 Main, Edwardsville, 111. USED SINGER Hem stitching machine, flat top walnut desk. Large selection of used sewing machines, all makes and types starting at $19.50 up, portables or cabinet models.

Also 1957 V-8 2-door sedan. SMITH'S SEWING SHOP, 110 E. Vandalia, Edwardsville, III. Phone 656-7375. 13--U FIX UP rathskeller In your basement or make a spare bedroom in your attic with pre- iinished mahogany a Broad selection.

Special prices Now. EDWARDSVILLE LUMBER CO. Second and High Streets. Open Saturdays All Pay. PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS 4-Speed Automatic MEYER TV SERVICE 225 N.

MAIN ST. Ph. FOR RENT: 1500 sq. ft. storage space in heated building.

Phone 656-1011 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 24--14 4 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. Gas heat, aluminum storm windows. For immediate 1 occupancy.

Phone 656-0341. 24--U FURNISHED COTTAGE. Hot water heat in winter. Inquire at 454 E. Vandalia St.

24--tf LARGE EFFICIENCY APARTMENT with kitchen and private bath. All utilities furnished. Newly remodeled. On Main Street above Fredman Bros. Furniture.

Call 656-4400. 24--tf 3 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, private, newly decorated, gas heat, upstairs. Phone 656-9841. 24-tf APARTMENT, 3 rooms downstairs and 2 smaD rooms upstairs. Adults.

117 So. Kansas. Inquire 109 So. Kansas. Phone 656-6080.

24--U 5 ROOM modern home, full basement. Gas heat. Garage. Phone 656-7222. Services Offered 52 RUG CLEANING 9x12 rug cleaned and sized $8.64, Binding, alterations -and laying of carpets.

Five 'day service. Superior Carpet Cleaners'. Call collect 465-2525. We pick up and deliver. 75-tf FIGGE RADIO TELEVISION Zenith dealer.

Service all makes. Used televisions, 27 years same location, 123 W. Vandalia Edwardsville. Phone 656-0348. 75--tf.

SEWING MACHINES White 'Pfaff, Central, all makes. New machines, $98.00 up. Liberal trade-in. Easy terms. CENTRAL SEWING SUPPLY, 14 West Broadway, Alton.

75-tf 52--tf RENTAL SCHOOL 'BAND INSTRUMENTS. before you buv rental applied to purchase. HOFEDITZ MUSIC SHOP STUDIO, 412 Park Edwardsville 656-1925. 75-tf HOME DECORATING--Offering complete home decorating service. Your decorating problems are our business.

Overbeck's Paints and Wallpaper. Phone 656-0195. 122 N. Main. 75-tf measured merely by collecting the estimates and unilateral decisions, of the individual institutions." Henry's remarks came in his annual "State of the University" address to 'faculty members.

He said with the encouragement of the. university's trustees, he had advocated overall state planning for some years. The state Board of Higher Education, he said, is formulating such a plan to be submitted to the governor and the General Assembly in 1965. Henry also said it is unlikely that the American Association of University professors will re- 'move a censure of the university until the AAUP is "notified of the ultimate disposition of certain revisions of the university's statutes in the area of academic freedom and tenure." The revisions were proposed by the Senate Coordinating Council of the university after consideration of amendments initiated by the university senates, Henry said. The university wa's censured after it dismissed Prof.

Leo F. Koch, who wrote a letter to the student newspaper advocating pre-marital sexual relations by mature students. 13--15 GOOD ALFALFA it Stuble Clover hay. I mile north of Worden. Mrs.

Mamie Wisna- sky, Worden, 111. Phone 4594732. 13--15 HOLSTEIN STEERS, suitable for butchering. Surge milker pump. AC combine.

John Deere corn planter. Alfred P. Henke, Worden, 111. 459-3698. 13--14 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR.

Contact Leland Hotel. RIGALL SAFETY SERVICE, Inc. Automotive wheel alignment, wheel balancing and brake service specialists. Free pick-up and delivery. Phone 618-259-8916, East Alton, 111.

APPLIANCES--Frigidaire, Maytag, Myers water systems, Magic Chef, etc. Good deals and trades. Delivery and service. WANTED 500 gallon propane tanks. GEHRIG'S STORE.

Alhambra. HUbbard 8-3155. LARGE SLEEPING ROOM at front of house. Furnished efficiency apartment. 3 room furnished apartment.

Utilities furnished. 311 Jefferson Road. 24-tf MOTEL APARTMENTS, everything furnished including kitchenette, television, telephone. 10 minutes from Edwardsville S.I.U. Weekly rates.

Hartford. Route 3. Telephone Wocd River 254-6224. Free Today 39--14 Produce, Foodi For Sale 15 15--tf FREE-PET MONKEY. Call 656-2265 or come to 215 St.

Andrew Drive. Help Wanted YES, WE SERVICE automobile heaters. Flushing-repairing-and i adjustments. MEFFERT'S Radiator Shop, Hillsboro Road. Call 656-7305 a time.

52--tf SCHUCK FLOOR COVERINGS Armstrong corlon, linoleum. Expert installations. Vinyl Tile, Ceramic Tile. Asphalt Tile. Fast service.

Call for free estimate, 314 North Main. Phone 656-4415. 52--tf INCOME TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE By appointment only Alvin E. Wooldridge, Accountant, 109 Banner Street, Edwardsville, 111. Phone 656-0666 or 656-7465.

52--tf WEBB'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP. Custom upholstering, furniture, rebuilding, refinishing. Slip covers and drapes. "Gusta says bring your work to" 205 N. Second St.

i a 6564997. JOHN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Repairs on all makes washers, dryers, household appliances, portable electric tools, etc. All work guaranteed. 1111 Troy Edwardsville. Ph.

656-7377. 52--tf EXCAVATING Basements, Farm ponds, trenching, dirt moving. WILSON CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPING CO. Phone 656-5200. After 5 6560591.

52--tf INCOME TAX SERVICE: Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday until noon. Other times by appointment. D.

B. 'Warnock, 118 St. Louis St. Phone 656-3356. YOUNGSTOWN Aluminum triple track storm windows $12.95.

Aluminum doors $29.95. Jalousie doors and windows. ALUMINUM SIDING, aluminum awning, aluminum shutters. For free estimates call Lauvear Bangert, No. 5 Oak Hill Drive.

75--tf FINE CARPETING Gulistan, Beattie, Firth, Roxbury Quality and installation fully guaranteed. Over 500 samples to choose from. Free estimates, free padding, free laying. See Ralph or Frank today! COMFORT FURNITURE. 132 N.

Main. Edwardsville 656-4615. INVITATION FOR BIDS Bids for remodeling the offices of the Southwest Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (1800 St. Louis Road) will be accepted until 5 p.m. January 22.

Interested bidders may obtain information at the above address or at 323 Sycamore Collinsville. 111. Phone 344-6428. 40--15 HOME KILLED Corn Fed Beef Pork. Beef by quarters or sides.

Whole or half dressed hogs cut and wrapped. Hickory smoked hams and bacon. HOME MADE SAUSAGES. We do custom slaughtering and processing. HAROLD LANDOLT, Alahmbra, Illinois.

Phone HUbbard 8-3135. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CASH RATES Each Added Day $4.00 4.80 5.60 .70 4.40 40 7.20 .90 1.00 1.00 SECRETARY for the Southwest Illinois Metropolitan area Planning Commission. Proficiency shorthand and the use of dicta- phone essential. 1800 St. Louis Road, Collinsville, Telephone 344-6428 for interview appointment.

40-14 SALESMAN Semi-Professional field with top national corporation. Complete program, ample national and local leads, good income with a future, steady year-round. Must have car and be bondable. Write Box "80-V" In- telligencer for interview. 40--15 Miscellaneous Wanted 42 WILL MAKE regular trips every Thursday for 1964 Auto License.

ROSENTHAL, License pick up agent, 217 So Buchanan. Phone 656-6163. Wanted to Buy 44 64--tf 3 Days $2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 (Additional Charge It Not Paid Within 10 Days) Copju for classified advertisements must be received by 5:00 P.M the day before publication. PHONE 656-4700 Words 25 24-30 31-35 34-40 41-45 44-50 1 Day $1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 STEADY POSITION--Two men to help me in my distributing business. Start $100 weekly.

Chance for advancement in position and earnings. Age 2144, car. Write P.O. Box 8242 College Station, St. Louis, Mo.

63156. MAN OR LADY to represent us in this area. No experience necessary. Sales help furnished. We are the only firm in this entire area equipped to actually build monuments.

University Graduate Designers. Call or write Tisch Monument Works, Third at Street, Belleville, 111. CLARENCE IMMEL A ESTATE Broker has opportunity in 1964 for presently licensed real estate salesmen to list and sell property this area. Opening also for sales manager HOME MODERNIZING DEPARTMENT. Contract installer wanted.

Phone 656-2497 for appointment. 216 East Park Street, Edwardsville. WANTED HOLSTEIN Dairy cattle and feeder calves. Raymond Lipe, Nokomis, HI. Ph.

8334. 64--15 ACRES or more of level to gently rolling farm land in Collinsville, Troy or Edwardsville area. WriteBos "81-W" Edwardsville In- telligencer. WANTED TO RENT double or single garage. Concrete floor.

Phone 656-7000. 66-15 WANTED TO RENT furnished 2 bedroom home. Two school age children and small dog. Phone 656-4758 after 5:30 p.m. Card of Thanks 70 70--14 I WOULD LIKE TO THANK friends, relatives, and neighbors for all prayers, cards, plants and gifts I received while 'a patient at the Highland Hospital the past two months.

You'll always be remembered. Thanks again. Irma Haug. WELLEN WASHER SERVICE WE REPAIR all makes washers and dryers. For service call WELLEN WASHER SERVICE, Dial 656-5321 or Highland 654-2158.

NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice as hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in March, 1964 is the Claim Date in the estate of HE YE E. COLLMAN, Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court Estates Division of Madison County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without suance of summons. Dated this 3rd day of January, 1964. Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Company, Administrator Attest: Dale Hilt Associate Circuit Clerk Frederic E. Springer Attorney (Jan.

14-21-28) 8. -NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in March, 1964 is the Claim Date in the estate of GILBERT GIESE, Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County Illnois, Estates Division, and that clams may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 9th day of January, 1964. Laura K. Giese Executrix Attest: Dale Hiit Associate Circuit Clerk Frederic E.

Springer Attorney (Jan. 14-21-28) 82--28 -NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday in March, 1964 is the Claim Date in the estate of AGNES NOWASKI, Deceased, pending in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County, Illnois, Estates Division, and that clams may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without'issuance of summons. Dated this 9th day of 1964. Walter Nowaski Jr. Administrator Attest: Dale Hilt Associate Circuit Clerk Frederic E.

Springer Attorney (Jan. 14-21-28) Social Security Benefit Changes Bv E. W. LEHEN Manager, Illtnoii Social Security District Office Disabled? Unable to work? You may be eligible for social security benefits. If you are unemployed because of an illness or accident which will prevent you from working for an indefinite period, you should get in touch with your local social security office.

He explained that the social security program provides cash monthly benefits to disabled people who are unable to work. Inability to work must be a result of a disabling condition; and this condition must be severe enough to prevent a person from being able to engage in any gainful work activity, not just his usual job. Another requirement is that the disabled person must have worked in covered employment or self-employment for at least five of the last 10 years before he became disabled. If a person is disabled within the meaning of the Social Security Act and has worked long enough, he can receive cash monthly payments beginning with the seventh full month of disability. Even though benefit payments cannot begin before the seventh month of disability, it is important to apply for this benefit prior to this time so the Social Security Administration a make a decision before seventh month of disability.

By filing early, the first benefit check will arrive on time. Failure of the disabled worker to apply early, especially those disabled over one and one-half years ago, may cause a reduction in the amount of benefits received and, in some cases, loss of all benefits. In addition, all applicants for disability benefits are referred to the State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency to see if the disabled person can be trained in a new type of job within their capabilities. Disability payments continue until there is medical recovery permitting the worker to return to work. Even though there has been no medical recovery and he shows he can work and earn a gainful living, disability payments would continue for up to 12 months.

An attempt to work will not immediately stop his payments. A trial work period is allowed in which his ability to work will be evaluated and payments can continue as long as 12 months while the disabled person is working. Polio Workers Listed Polio workers for Staunton under the direction of the county chairman are: Main Street, Mrs. Somenick Picco; Lutheran school, Lawrence Pohlman; Catholic school, St. Michael's Catholic teachers: public school, Enno Leitz; Labor Temple Theatre, Fred (Alabama) Brenzel also Jimmie and Jeanie Sawyer nitely can holders; high school, Mrs.

Al Davis; organizations, Johnny Calder- iaro and son Johnny. Injectors Teenage Auto club, Bowling, Car Wash and Dance. The Alleys bowling. Injectors club, The Staunton' Bowl, Glen Vesper and Mrs. Harold Grabuck.

Mrs. Elmer Regendolt, 'Call Back Ward one, captains, Mrs. Otto Lucker, and Mrs. Jack Gockel; workers, Mrs. John Skuta, Mrs.

Lawrence Pohlmann, Mrs. Arthur Manea, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Irene Boettcher, JoAnn Valenta. Mrs.

Lcroy Bierbaum, Lynn Przymuzala, Mrs. Robert Cardoni, Mrs. William Wilkinson, Mrs. Andy Bondy, Mrs. Dorothea Bird, Kay Bradley.

Ward two. captains. Mank, Mrs. Helen Kuba, John Luketich; workers, Albrecht, Mrs. Helen Diane Smith.

Mrs. John tich, Ernie Lische, Bcttc Dragovich, Margaret and Rebecca Buehling and Chaw Mank. Ward three, captain, Mrs. John Caldieraro, Mrs. May me Vesper, Mrs.

Rena Spagnola, Mrs. Katie Ringo, Cynthia Mrs. Jean Rotsch, Donna Paris, Barbara De Guire, Mrs. Pauline Riva, Mrs. Harriet Johnson, Mrs.

Lcola Ramseier, Miss Cynthia Ziglar, Mrs. Audrey Allen. Ward four, captain, W. F. Bingman; workers, Mrs.

Elmer Regcngolt, Jack Diel, Sherry Hutchins, Michele Minkanie, Cynthia McBrien, Donna Bond, Rita Lowens, Diana and Judy Schuepbach. Injectors A Club will help in all Wards also. Chaw Mrs. Linda Kuba, Luke- Page 4-Edwardsvllle (111.) Intelligencer Tuesday. Jan.

14, 1M4 THINKING OF BUYING A HOME? Before You Buy Be Sure CONSULT YOUR LOCAL EDWARDSVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENCY SCHMIDT-HOMANN-BROWN A NEW LISTING. 2 bedroom home only 5 years old. Nice kitchen 13'-6 double drain sink, plug for electric stove. Birch cabinets. Generous closet space.

Full basement, with shower. Forced air heat, storm windows, trees, shrubs, quiet street. Walking distance of shopping center. Very Clean. $13,750.

A 3 room house now rented for $50.00 monthly may, if desired, be included for only $2,250 additional. NEW LISTING. 3 bedroom home, new, finished carpeted living room. Kitchen with dining area. Cabinets with built-ins and disposal.

Walk-oat basement. 515,700 NEAT 5 ROOM-home. 2 blocks from downtown. Large livinfi and dining area, (11' 30') with wall to wall i-arpeting; also carpeted in entrance -hall and stairway, large kitchen with stainless steel sink and disposal: full-bath, and additional bath in basement. Full basement, automatic, gas heat; wired for 220; garage.

Can be shown by appointment. $12,500 3 BEDROOM House close to schools and churches. 1'i baths. Fire- fully insulated, storm windows, gas heat, hardwood floors, nice kitchen, full basement, garage, very neat. Could a 4 bedroom.

An excellent buy at $14,000 3 BEDROOM BRICK, fully with storm windows throughout. Fireplace, radiant heat, buil' oven range, disposal, pantry, paved patio, garage. $19,500 full basement, dining $19,500 JUST FINISHED new 6 room homo, room, garage, good living area. Only. PHONE 456-01 JO AFTER 5 P.M.

OTTO "BUCK" HOMANN, 45M419 BAILEY BROWN, 456-7463 214 St. Louis St. Edwardsvillt, No Successor To Ailing Nehru NEW DELHI (UPI) Prime Minister Jawaharalal Nehru's illness, which will keep him out of action for a month, left the nation today with no official or unofficial successor to step into his place. The 74-year-old Nehru was taken ill with high blood pressure last Tuesday while attending the convention of his Congress party in Bhubanes- war, 800 miles south of New Delhi. Although initial reports said he would be back at work after a rest of one or two days, it was announced over the weekend that the recovery would take a month.

Nehru was incapacitated at a crucial time for India. There were Hindu Moslem riots in Calcutta, with nrre than 60 person- killed since last "hurs- day, and a new outbreak of rebellion by Naga tribesmen in northeastern India. Coming Events The regular quarterly meeting of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Zion school. Members are to bring their mite boxes. lunch committee for the meeting will be Blanche Biernath, Delia Schaefer and Johanna Mosser.

The regular monthly meeting of the Staunton Woman's Club will be held on Tuesday evening, January 21, at the grade school community room, instead of January 4, as erroneously announced in the year book. A meeting of the Staunton Band Parents' Association will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the home economics room at the local high school. All parents of school- band members are requested to attend. Pertonal Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Schumacher of Alhambra left for Phoenix, to visit their daughter and son and other relatives and families. VFW Auxiliary Meeting The VFW Auxiliary met Thursday evening at the Vet's Hall. A special turkey dinner was served in observance of the 29th anniversary of the local organization. Charter members were honored and the district president, Freida House of Granite City, made her official yearly visit. Hospital News Admitted to Community Memorial Hospital were: Shirley Banovz, Staunton; Janet Osmoe, Mt.

Olive; Frank Jersen, Staunton; Bernetta Washburn, Livingston; Rose Lovejoy, Staunton. Discharged from the hospital were: Alfred Gausepohl and Elio Marcolina, Staunton; Jean Masinelli, Worden; Christine Kostadin, Livingston? Susan Robbs, Worden; Ardith Dooley, Staunton; Donald Scroggins, Livingston. Marie Warren has been ill at her home while recuperating from a shock she suffered from being hit by an auto on Main Street a couple weeks ago! William Henke, Rural Route, Staunton, has returned home from Alton Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Vesper, Alhambra, a 6-pound 2-ounce daughter born January 10 at 4:35 p.m. at Community Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Vesper is the former Katherine Scott. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Mueller, Staunton, a 7-pcund 6-ounce son born Jaiuary 11 at 8:06 p.m. Mrs. Mueller is the former Martha Zielsdors. Mr.

and Mrs. -John Fraser, Gillespie, a 9-pound 9V4-ounce son born January 12 at 2:23 a.m. Mrs. Fraser is the former Clara Rademacher. Marriage Licenses The following is a list of marriage licenses, i through the office Miss Eulalia Hotz, Madison County Clerk: Bill A.

Artz, Granite City; Carolyn F. Bingel, Granite City. James L. Ashley, Madison; Judith L. Rollins, Granite City.

Ralph E. Chambless, Collinsville: Marvis J. Wampler, Collinsville. Gary S. Cotter, Granite City; Carolyn I.

LeGrand, Granite City. Leon E. Dickey, Granite City; Patricia A. Ashby, Granite City. Lester R.

Ellison, Granite City; Betty S. Henslcy, Granite City. James D. Fairlcss, Bethalto; Virginia A. Peters.

Bethalto. John L. Falk, Granite City; Sharon S. Imboden, Edwardsville. James C.

Green, Sundland Park, N.M.; Geraldihe S. Dyke, University City, Mo. Dean L. Hartmann, Highland; Justine Landert, Highland. Tom E.

Hildebrand, Granite City; Jane E. Wuebbles, Granite Cily. Freeman Jordan, Madison; Mary E. Campbell, Madison. Glenn S.

Krebcl, Waterloo; Carol S. Guadagano, Collinsville. Leon H. Langhauser, Collinsville, Georgianne M. Kapp, Collinsville.

David L. Nagel, Highland; Judith L. Ruehrup, Alhambra. Jerry E. Redmon, St.

Louis; Billie C. Potter, St. Louis. Calvin D. Savage, Madison; Elsai M.

Young, Madison. Lanny Smott, Granite City; Carolyn Hankins, Granite City. Marlin M. Valent, Staunton; Dolores E. Boeker, Hamel.

James M. Wolf, Madison; Karen K. Humphrey, Granite City. James M. Wood, Castonia, N.C.; Mary M.

Keller, Belleville, HI. Kenneth D. Woodward, E. St. Louis; Claudette S.

Rutherford, Granite City. Smith, William Thomas, Granite City; Knobeloch, Joyce Ann, Granite City. Squires, Howard Paul, East Alton; Williams, Peggy Lee, Wood River. Wilson, Robert Wood River; Stevens, Vera Wood River. Wilton, James Medora; Chambers, Mary Katherine, Godfrey.

Bruce, Ralph Roxana; Deters, Dorothy East Alton. Cornett, David Lee, Granite City; Schwarz, Carol J. Wood River. Hobbs, Jewell East Alton; Proctor, Sandra Wood River. Jeffries, George Wood River; Norman, Barbara St.

Louis. Roberts, Carl Wood River; Lakin, Frances Granite City. Stull, Ivan Wood River; Snyder, Margaret, Wood River. SNOW BOUND SELLERS WANT TO SELL YOU ARE THE BUYERS. Inquire now for your Real Estate needs in Buying, Selling or Appraising.

We are pleased to serve you. The EILERS Agency Realtors 235 N. Main Phone 656-4960 EVENINGS 656-3891 656-1166 656-1204 In 1910, it took 135 man hours to produce 100 bushels of corn. The same amount of labor would produce 600 bushels today. Monticello CollegetoGet Estate Grant GODFREY Monticejlo College officials have been informed that the college will receive a bequest from the estate of Edward C.

James, lifetime resident of the City of Alton. Value of the bequest is estimated to reach a quarter of a million dollars. According to terms of the will, Monticcllo will receive during the next five years the income from a trust established for her. In compliance with James' wishes, the gift to MonticeUo is unrestricted and may be used at the discretion of the Trustees of the College. "Mr.

James' inspiring Sift does much to open up an exciting now future for MonticeUo," said Dr. Duncan Wimpress, president of the College, upon being notified of the bequest. "As a native of Alton, he was always interested in this community and his bequest will help materially to strengthen the cultural and educational life of this area he loved so well. generosity will assist in a significant way in building an even better Monticello. We are deeply grateful." The specific use to which the new bequest will be put will be announced in the near future, according to President Wimpress.

James was 92 at the time of his death, He was a retired Olin Industries employe, having begun work with the firm in 1892. James was a nersonal friend of the late F. W. Olin, founder of the company, and had served as consultant during the rarlv years of the enterprise. He retired from work with the Olin Company in 1927 and was the oldest employe in terms of years of service, rendered.

ILLINOIS STATE LAW All Te Have Name On Both Call EBERHART SIGNS SALES SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES JIM JONES, INC. 1401 TROY RD..