Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 17

Thursday, February 28, 1974 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICK Public Notice is heroby given thai on February 20, A.D. Ut74, certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Jefferson County, Illinois, settinR forth the names and post-office addresses of ail of the persons owning, conducting ind transacting the business known as Pa(-IVlar 'raft Shop, located at So. Mt, Vurnon, PJSIUHS. Dated this 2(5th day of February, A.D. J974.

(S) Frank A. Wilson, County Clerk. NOTICE OF ESTATE CLAIMS Notice is given of the deiith of Lettie Brim and that Letters of Administration in the Estate of said decedent, No. 74-P-20 in this Court, were issued on February 19, 1974 to Roy Langdon, Woodlawn, 111. as Ad- BARBER HAIRCUTS $1.50 By Appointment Only 711 Hqrrison Ph.

242-4858 HENRY MOSSBERGER ministrutor, whose attorneys for said estate are Howard Howard, Howard Building, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. Claims against said estate may Ix; filed within six months from the date of issuance of said letters, and any claims not filed within said period are barred as to the estate which is inventoried within said Dated February 19, 1974. (S) Rotert Ruddick Clerk of Circuit Court of County, Illinois Attorneys for Estate: Howard Howard Howard P.O. Box Mt.

Vernon, Illinois 3-7 POLLUTION VARIANCE The CITY OF MT. VERNON has filed with the Environmental Protection Agency and Pollution Control Board a Petition for a Variance. Title IX of the Environmental Protection Act provides for individual variances upon proof by the Petitioner that compliance with specific provisions of the Act, related regulations Board Opinions would impose upon the Petitioner an "arbitrary or un- hardship." The Mt. Vernon Register-News NOMINATE MAX W. SHURTZ Candidate For STATE REPRESENTATIVE 54th District Subject To The Republicon Primary: Tuesday, March 19, 1974.

A Man mo Will Represent And Work For People Of Thin Area. Your Vote Will Be Appreciated. (Pd. Pol. Adv.) Sullivan The modern way to live in YOU CAN AFFORD IT! 1.

Twelve and 14-wide mobile homes 2. Double-wide mobile homes 3. Residential homes We do it oil Assistance in financing Deliver, Set-up Service after the sale Hi van's Home Sales 1 wat Weft m. BCBtM.ni. uaranteed iywest rice ATTENDANCE AWAIlTiS AT CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Allan Ivaird, third from left, Bible School superintendent at Central Church of Christ, presents a perfect attendance award to Mrs.

Stacy Kern. Shown, from left to right, are: Howard Kraps, minister at the church; Don Shafer, who received an attendance award for 24 years; Laird; Mrs. Kern; Harold Piper, a attender for 18 years; and David Stevenson, assistant minister. Not shown but also receiving attendance awards were: William Dennis 12, Lucille Dennis 2, Arthur Samford fi, Roba Samford 1, James Kelly 1, Tab Kelly 1, Trent McBride Bobby Shafer 1, Danny Trotter 9, Leon Reed 4, Cindy Cornell 1, Susan Moorbaus 1, Carla Cornwell 2, Don Cornwell 1, Joyce Cornwell Philip Mcintosh 1, Susan Mcintosh 1, Cordelia Carter 3, Kevin Hampton 12 and Kay Kraps (Anson Myers Photo) alleges such a irdship, and requests per- to operate its municipal landfill site until April 1, 1975, without obtaining an Environmental Protection Agency permit. The present regulations require that all existing landfills obtain a permit by July 27.

1974. The Environmental Protection Agency solicits the views of persons who might be adversely affected by the granting of the variance. Any comments or inquiries should be addressed to: Variance Section, Division of LAND POLLUTION CONTROL, Springfield, Illinois, 62706, (217 Formal objections to the petition may be filed in writing with the Clerk of the Pollution Control Board, 309 West Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60606. 2-28 Mrs. Betty Faye Bell of Marshall, spent the weekend with her father, Raymond Lowry.

Mr. Lowry has recently moved here from Phoenix, Arizona. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Hart moved near Thackery, last Tuesday.

Rev. Hart recently resigned as pastor of the Baptist church, here. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shelton of Ina, were guests Thursday evening in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Whitlow having sold their trailer home, have purchased the 0.

B. Witters home and have moved in. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lowry visited with her mother, Mrs.

Cora (Jines) Hamson, in the Wilmar Res- torium in Car mi, Saturday. Bud Meadows of Harrisburg, visited his aunt, Mrs. Grace Murphy, Saturday. His mother, Mrs. Carrie Meadows, returned to her home with him, after spending a week here with her sister.

Mrs. Murphy. this item to be your lowest price available, or your money back CLIP SAVE GILLETTE SUPER STAINLESS DOUBLE EDGE BLADES Fkg. of 10 Our 51.27 SALE 9- Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Weller of Dunbar, visited over the weekend with their son, Rev. Weller of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Carroll visited with Mrs. Nell Williams at the nursing home in Odin, last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

T. L. Clark visited last Thursday afternoon in Clay City, with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark.

Postmaster and Mrs. Byron Vance attended a postal meeting in Litchfield, Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Maxey Pepple was guest of honor at a birthday dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Colwell. Others attending were Mr. Pepple, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Smith' and Mr. and Mrs. Don Col- BLUFORD well. Thanks to the two teenagers who assisted with the Heart Fund Drive, Sunday.

Due to the bad weather it was quite hectic but yours truly with the assistance of Rhonda Huff and Eddie Gregory did the best we could. Thanks to those who contributed. Zelma Kovach Cor. Tax Relief Available For Elderly CHICAGO Millions of dollars in cash for property tax relief will be provided this year to eligible senior citizens and disabled persons who file a claim with the state, Rol)ert H. Allphin, director of the Illinois Department of Revenue, reminded citizens today.

Nearly $20 million in cash has been dispersed by the state since the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief Act became effective in 1973. More than 120,000 eligible citizens have received cash grants, averaging $160, based on property tax paid. Allphin outlined the ways renters and homeowners should file a claim this year: 78 "Renters (persons who rented homes, apartmentA, or residents of nursing homes) should file a claim for grant now, based on rent paid during 1973. "Homeowners, however, cannot file until they receive 1973 tax bills from their respective counties beginning in May." IWO JIMA U.S. Marines landed on Iwo Jima, a Japanese-held island, on Feb.

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