__ -a, -m. ,l i_jEstablished January 15, 1836.i txErARE EUR HEART SUNDAYJohn Hoefert, city Heart chairman, and John Dick, Heart Sunday chairman, met with student nurses, who are planning for Heart Sunday events. Seated are, left, Margaret Rouse, St. Joseph's;Maude Sellers, Sandra Angle and Pat Jarrett all of Alton Memorial. In the back are: Eleanor Cozzello and Martha Rigler from St. Joseph's. The girls will help in canvassing.600 to Solicit AreaTht | this half j Mil j count tion i phithIn Heart Fund Drive\ATlt;CO]depotSunday, which Is Heart Sunday nationally, will mark the peak of the Heart Fund campaign In this area, with about 600 workers conducting a door-to-door solicitation In Alton.Goal for Alton Ik about $5,000, a spokesman for the Heart Assn. said. The campaign began Feb. 1 and will close at the end of the month. It Is the only drive the association conducts for funds.Locally, the association supports a diagnostic cardiac clinic at 1309 Washington Ave., and operates a referral service In which local physicians receive bulletins keeping them Informed of the latest developments on heart research.The following names are of the captains and organizations assisting In the campaign: Miss Molly McAdams, Mrs. John Hale, Miss Sandra Ozee, Miss Janice Lingle, Mrs. Robert Moss, Mis* Kathy Heitz, Mrs. Earl Hamilton Jr., Mrs. Roy Dannenbrink, Mrs. Chester Pea. Robert Pelpert, Paul Erthal. Mrs. Robert Peipert, Mrs Stoker Adamson, Miss Janet Rich. Miss Josephine Patterson, Miss Nancy Barber, Mrs. Lucy Swanson.Mrs. William Burt, Stoker Adamson, Miss Jane Hoghson, Mrs. Earl Hamilton Sr., Mrs Leroy Williams, Mrs. Abe Barham, Mrs. Arthur Russell. Stephen Tassinari, Mrs. Leroy Abrahamson. Miss Joan Aimon-roeder, Mrs. Hazel Barksdale. Miss Wanda Wright, Mrs. WillieE. Williamson, J. W. Garrison, Gary Ballard, Margaret Bouse, Mrs. Howard Bradshaw.Tells DAI ofVirginia Klofer, Bill Myers, Jean Zimmerman, Roberta Ghent, Glenda Mary, Vincent Guccioni, Mrs Ruth Ackerman, Katy Porter, Mrs. Garold Becker, David Voracek. Mrs. Ollle Benzie, Alice Pohlman, Mari-lene Cox, Alice Dwiggins, Mrs. Harold Brown.Sui •vev PlanOf DowntownPhi Chapter, Zeta Beta Psi, Phi Tau Omega, Eagles Auxiliary No. 254, Nature Boys, Alpha Phi Omega, Epsilon Sigma Alpha-Psi Chapter and Sub-Deb group, Theta Rho Epsilon, £eta Gamma t'psllon, Beta Sigma Phi, Phi Gamma Upsilon, Flamingo Club, Moose Ixxige Alton Auxiliary, Eastern Star-Bright Hope Chapter, Kappa Alpha Mu, Jobs Daughters of Alton.Beta Sigma Phi, lambda XI. Federated Unity Club, Slg Trl Hi Sorority, Phi Delta Chl-Alpha chapter, VFW Post 1308, VFW Auxiliary 1308, VFW Jr. Girls 1308, VFW Auxiliary 3899, Merry Hearts Club. DAV Chap ter 3, DAV Auxiliary No. 3, Degree of Pocahontas 222, Cov-etts Sorority, Godfrey American Legion 1218, Beta Gamma Upsilon, Jr. chapter. Rainbow Girls, DeMoiay, Military Order of l-ady Bugs No. 9, Delta Kappa Tau. Student Nurses Alton Memorial and St. Joseph's Hospitals.CARACAS — A new law will require Venezuelan importers to match purchases alioard by thoseat home.Downtown Alton, Inc., at their Wednesday noon meeting, was given an analysis of a proposed study of consumer reaction to downtown Alton.Dr. C. E. Vincent, professor; of marketing and research at | Alton SIU Center outlined the proposed program. He explained in general how a survey would be conducted.The key to improvement in any area of retailing is in | finding the customers’ beliefs Vincent stated. You may have adequate parking but if the customer does not know it or believe it the survey can guide you accordingly.*’The basic outline of the survey ! would seek information about j , parking, store hours, selection j of merchandise, service. Customers feelings and attitudes re. garding these items would be answered, and what has to be done to make downtown more I attractive.Dewey Ward, president of Downtown Alton Inc., announced a decision on the proposed ! survey would be made at the j meeting next Wednesday.During the SnnniKh. a| Roi SfHTf datio Our ville, Club 1015 8:30 Th« lists have of csShrin