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10 'Mrs. DeYoung, of Vienna, dies Mrs. Amy Terwilliger DeYoung, 69, of Vienna, died at a Jefferson City hospital after a long illness. A native of the Vienna com- munity, Mrs. DeYoung was born July 7,1905, the daughter Frank and Rosetta Miller On Aug.

2, 1928, she was to Charles DeYoung, who survives. Other survivors include: Two sons, George B. Weider, 'Vienna, and Charles J. DeYoung, Kansas City. One daughter, Mrs.

Rosetta Klopfer, Jerseyville, three brothers, Leland Terwilliger, Leamon Bakersfield, and Ivan Terwilliger, One sister, Mrs. Lavera Phillips, Belle; 10 grand- children, and 11 great-grand- children. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m.. Wednesday, at the Bir- Funeral Home. Vienna, with the Rev.

Travis John officiating. Burial will be in the Vienna Cemetery. Services today for Adkins baby Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a.m., today, at the Christman Cemetery near for Chastity Rae two-day old daughter of Marshall and Wanda Thom- pson Adkins of Vienna. The child died Monday at a Columbia hospital two days after her birth last Saturday. Other survivors include both the maternal and paternal grandparents.

Arrangements are under the i i i i a a i Funeral Home. Vienna. Sodhi appeals Kinder ruling Dyalsingh Sodhi. a former at Lincoln Univer-. has appealed to the Surpeme Court a Cole County Circuit Court decision which states the school did not violate his constitutional rights in a contract matter.

In a January hearing, Sadhi claimed the university had not given him sufficient notice that his teaching contract would not renewed for the 1974-75 year. He said he was not granted a hearing by the Lin- -coin Board of Curators on the "matter of his dismissal. Judge Bryon L. Kinder ruled in favor of the school in February. i heard Sodhi's motion for a new trial in Circuit Court and overruled motion May 21.

Sodhi was employed as an I English instructor at Lincoln for two school years. credit forms for oldsters Deaths The morning report Joseph C. Kemna Joseph Kemna dies Sunday at hospital 'Joseph C. Kemna. 65.

of 2012 Redwood died Sunday at Charles E. Still Hospital. He had been ill for several years. Mr. Kemna was born Feb.

12, 1910. in St. Elizabeth, the son of Frank and Mary Rehagen Kemna. On Aug. 5.1941.

he was married in Jefferson City to the former Flora Thessen. who survives. He was a member of St. Josephs Cathedral, and the Men's Assn. of that parish, the Knights of Columbus, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Helias High School Foun- dation, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Chapter 2639.

He was a retired co-owner of Voss's Market. Other survivors include: Two sons. James Kemna. Columbus. Ohio, and Dale A.

Kemna. of the home: two daughters, Mrs. Donna Vossen, 422 Clark and Miss Jean Ann Kemna, of the home: three brothers, Herman Kemna. Jef- ferson City, Leo Kemna. Perryville.

and Norbert Kem- na, St. Elizabeth; three sisters, Mrs. George Oligschlaeger, St. Elizabeth, and Mrs. La Verne Hughes and Mrs.

Ed. Kliegel. both of Jefferson City; and two grandchildren. The rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today in the Dulle Funeral Home.

Services will be at 11 a.m. a i Cathedral with a concelebrated mass. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery. ready Senior citizens eligible for -state tax credits or refunds must fil their claims by June 15, a i to James Spradling. state revenue direc- tor.

To qualify Missourians must have been 65 or older on Dec. 31.1974, resided in the state for one calender, year earnSd or less during the year owned their own home the entire year. Claim forms and instructions re a a i a i i a of P.OL Box Mo. 500, City. Mo.

65101. Stroke victims Itreated better Due to advances in the treat- ment and rehabilitation of "stroke patients, almost 75 per cent of all persons surviving a stroke can expect to eventually gain most of their lost abilities through retraining. With modern techniques, a physician can determine what kind of stroke occurred and jwhich brain cells have been damaged. Treatment can begin immediately. WWW CEMETERY 2600 Wait Miin St.

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Norton Guinn dies at age 61 Norton E. Guinn, 61, New Bloomfield, died this morning at Memorial Community Hospital. He had been in ill health for the past year. Mr. Guinn was born Sept.

17, 1913, at Flora, 111., the son of Samuel and Edith Adams Guinn. On June 26.1935 he was married at Effingham, 111., to Miss Mary Catherine Lentz, who survives at the home. He had lived in Jefferson City for nine years before moving to New Bloomfield seven years ago. He was a member of the Christian Chur- ch. He had been employed with the and 0 Railroad in Flora, 111., for 10 years.

He then was employed with the Dow Chemical Co. for 23 years until illness forced his retirement in December, 1973. Other survivors include: Two sons, Robert Guinn. Her- mann, and Sam Guinn, St. Louis; one daughter, Mrs.

Janice Rice, LeMay: five Everett Guinn, Lym'an Guinn, and Russell Guinn, all of Flora, 111.. Charles Guinn, Washington. and Fay Guinn of Hymera. two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hinkel, Flora, 111., and Mrs.

Thelma Goings, Clay City. and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Frank Funeral Home, Flora, 111. Burial will be in the Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, 111.

Local arrangements are under the direction of the Buescher Memorial Home. Graf ton Strahn, El don, dies Grafton Alfred Strahn, 76, Eldon, died Sunday at Charles E. Still Hospital. He was born Jan. 12, 1899, in Koekuk, Iowa, the son of Albert and Leanah Adams Strahn.

On Sept. 6,1922, he was married in Iowa, to Delta Sullivan, who survives. Mr. Strahn was a retired crane operator. Other survivors include: One son, Ralph Strahn, Houma, two sisters, Mrs.

Lottie Dickson and Mrs. Minnie Obleness, both of Keokuk, Iowa, two grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at. 2 a a Griswold-Kays Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Buena Huffman officiating.

Burial will be in Tuscumbia Cemetery! Mrs. Nadine Scott Oiricsm Mrs. Dirksen dies at age 61 Mrs. Nadine Scott Dirksen, 61. of 218b Pine died Sun- day morning at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, where she had been a patient for the past two weeks.

Mrs. Dirksen was born Feb. 19, 1914, in Jefferson City, the daughter of George B. and Clara Eisenstein Scott. On July 9.1959, she was married in Jef- ferson City to Jacob Dirksen, who survives at the home.

She was graduated from the Jefferson City High School. She had lived in Wichita, from 1954 to 1961, when she moved back to Jefferson City. She was a member of the Christian Church. She had been employed at the Reliable Store for the past eight years. Other survivors include: Three brothers, Gaylord Scott and Gilbert L.

Scott, both of Kansas City, and George Scott Mission, and three sisters, Mrs. Ela Allen, St. Louis; Mrs. Doris Trafka, Philadelphia, and Mrs. a i a Angeles, Calif.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Buescher Memorial Chapel with the Rev. John Glosser officiating. Burial will be in Hawthorn Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Cancer Society.

Charles Dye dies Sunday Charles E. Dye, 55, Gravois Mills, died Sunday in Gravois Mills. He was born Oct. 29, 1919, in Union County, Indiana, the son of Wilkie and Esther Beard Dye. Mr.

Dye was an electrical technician. He was a World War II veteran serving in the U.S. Air Force. Survivors include his father and stepmother. Mrs.

Lorene Dye, Gravois Mills. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. today at the Kid- well-Garber Funeral Home, Versailles, with the Rev. James Hagan officiating. Burial will be in Versailles Cemetery.

Sidique infant dies at hospital Mohamed Sidique, infant son of Amadu and Kapie Kamara i i died Sunday at Charles E. Still Hospital, one day after his birth. His parents survive at 804 E. Elm St. Private services will be held at 9 a.m.

today. Burial will be in Lonjyiew Cemetery. The Dulle Funeral Home charge of arrangements. is in Man trapped in restroom A 63-year-old Pennsylvania man. Walter Dobies, was freed by the city fire department Sunday afternoon from a restroom aboard an Amtrak train at 301 State St.

Dobies, Greensburg, told police he slipped on the floor in the restroom at about 3:10 p.m. and fell, wedging himself in the restroom. The fire department rescue squad forced the door open and freed Dobies, who was taken to St. Mary's Health Center for treatment. Healey draws 12-year term Boone County Circuit Judge Frank Conley Monday senten- ced a Jefferson City man, Michael Timothy Healey, to 12 years in custody of the Division of Corrections for selling heroin.

Healey, 23, pleaded guilty to the charge April 17. Conley delayed sentencing at thai time, awaiting results of a presentence investigation by the State Board of Probation and Parole. Healey wai arrested by the Moniteau County Sheriff's Dept. last Dec. 12 on a Boone County warrant.

Hospital admissions St. Mary's Mrs. Betty Duncan, Center- town; Ambrose Buechter, 214 W. Atchison Mrs. Jane Hale, Route Frank Hen- dricks, Eldon; Mrs.

Dorothy Lohman; Mrs. Joyce Wilson, Holts Summit; Mrs. Linda Cox, Kansas City, Alvin Papin, 209 Clay Mrs. Flora Farmer, Eugene; Mrs. Alice Baumhoer, 303 Eastwood Mrs.

Tillie Knaebel, 907 Broadway; Joseph Dwyer, Gerald. Mrs. Hazel Puckett, 903 Indiana Miss Angela Miller, 1503 Moreland Miss Diane Brune, Freeburg; Tom Tibbetts, Belle; Mrs. Anna Noren, 1308 Kolb Robert Lodge, Eldon; Mrs. Gertrude Boon- ville; Mrs.

Manilla Boss, Chamois; Mrs. Mary Heitert, 3007 Hogan Amil Harmon, 225 Bolivar Mrs. Tina Bienlien, 905 Indiana Mrs. Lorene Eckerle, 3126 E. High St.

Miss Betty Lou Brandt, Linn; Mrs. Adeline Christian, Eldon; Mrs. Shirley Cruey, Lake Ozark; Mrs. Denise Engelbrecht, Route Norman Gerald; Mrs. Dovey Ashland; Mrs.

Lori (Grothoff, Route Mrs. Doris iKurland, Lake Ozark; Mrs. 'Juliana Martin, 2402 Old St. Louis George O'Hanlon, 2409 James Mrs. Lorna Owens, Rolla; Mrs.

Karen Pasley, Lake Ozark; Mrs. Lucille Rafferty, Rocky Mount; Mrs. Elaine Shimmens, 803 Cardinal Mrs. Helen Stone, 310 -Jackson Donald Walther. 817 Eastern Air Dr Charles E.

Still Leroy Anderson, Conway; Mrs. Debbie Battles, Tipton; Mildred i Freeburg; Mrs. Judy Cain, Capitol View Village; Miss Teresa Copeland, Owensville; Mrs, Florence Crouch, Olean; Mrs. a Cunningham, Owensville; Mrs. Carlene Dameron, California; Bob Duncan, Fenwick Lane; Mrs.

Laurine Duncan, Owensville; Miss Kimberly Enloe, Route Miss Robin Enloe, Route A a Fassler. Tipton; Timothy Flegel, Rolla. Carl Jordan, Dixon; Henry a Jonesburg; Michael Knoll, Freeburg; Mrs. Helena McDaniel, Lohman; Thomas Marler, Camdenton; Miss Lena Mahaney, 412 Lafayette Miss Stephanie Mahaney, 412 Lafayette Charles Matthews, Mrs. Lorene Nash, Wright City; Desmond Pascoe, Lohman; Wayne Phillips, 909 Madison Mrs.

Shirley Rector, Bland; Miss Kelli Schulte, Mrs. Letha Sharp, James Wills, Henley; Topeka, Fulton. Miss Mona Colvin, Holts Summit; Mrs. Lula Noblett, -Vienna; Gene Quinn, don Ronnie Wilford, Russellville; Mrs. Edith Flaugher, Tuscumbia; Mrs.

Lynda Ford, Route Mrs. Emma Connell, Eldon; Mrs. Dorothy Hunke, 1319 Monroe Miss Mary Helming, 310 Brooks Miss Barbara Coots, 310 Brooks Miss Lizzie Wilber, St. Elizabeth; Mrs. Nancy Moylan, 203 Cherry Mrs.

Lucy Bran- son, Dix Dixon; Mrs. Mary Fit- zgerald, Bland; Carl Hix 729 Big Horn Truman Cham- bers, California; Mrs. Henriet- Spalding, 306 N. Buchanan Mrs. Patsy Michel, Bland; Mrs.

Dottie Murray, Califor- nia. Memorial Mrs. Ruth Henderson. 308 W. Ashley Mrs.

Marian John- son, 501 Schellridge Nor- ton Guinn, New Bloomfield; Mrs. Minnie Jan-is, Bland; Wayne McConnell, Eldon: Edward Nichols, Chamois; George Helton. Mela; Mrs. Silvia Walker, St. James.

Frank Graff, California; Miss Tracy Bergman, 508 Mesa Everett Wallace, Belle; Mrs. Ollie Tucker, Route Miss Carol Jacobs, Route Horace McKittrick, 203 Dix Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Hartsburg; Mrs. Catherine Paschal, Linn; Walter Burre, Holts Summit; Leon Noonan, 137'Forest Hill Miss Lee Ann Pickett, 412 Schellridge Dr. Circuit court Connie Viet and Michael Viet, petitioners, marriage dissolution ordered.

Custody of four minor children granted to Mrs-. Viet. i i vs. State of Missouri, respondent, petition for writ of habeas corpus filed. Write denied on the ground that petition is premature.

Ricky Bob Jones and Lu Em- ma Dale Jones, petitioners, marriage dissolution ordered. Mrs. Jones' maiden name of a Dale Powanz restored. Police court Mary Dudenhoeffer, 30, of 113 Buchanan fined $25 for failure to yield the right of way. Lillian Flowers, 53, of 420 Belair fined $20 for speeding 43 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Burnham B. Dunn, 51, of 1220 W. High fined careless and imprudent driving. Ronald R. Schaefer, 18, Linn; fined $10 for making an improper left turn.

Richard F. Davis, 21, Wild- wood Apartments; following too Spencer N. Crump, 27, of 1508 E. Miller fined $20 for following too closely. Rodney P.

Luebbert, 17, of 312 Tomahawk fined $25 for disobeying an electric traf- fic control signal. Gordon R. Miranda, 21, of 606 Washington fined $20 and ordered to attend defensive driving school for careless and imprudent driving. Leslie R. Dickey, 31, Route fined $20 for speeding 52 mph in a 40 mph zone.

Roy E. Brammell, 36, Route fined $15 for failure to yield the right of way. Donnie J. Koelling, 20, of 905a St. Mary's fined $10 for excessive engine noise.

Kenneth E. Moore, 26, of 1817 Notre Dame fined $10 for speeding 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. Larry D. Anderson, 20, Cen- tertown; fined $150 for driving while intoxicated and fined $50 for leaving the scene of an accident. Melvin Coleman, 30, of 624 E.

McCarty fined $25 and sen- tenced to two days in jail for the theft of merchandise valued at $4.99, and fined $25 and sentenced to two days in jail for the theft of merchan- dise valued at $22.94. The jail sentences will run concurren- tly. Ronald Saucier, 1806 St. Mary's fined $50 for failure to pay five overtime parking tickets. Police reports Dale Gale, employe of the Park Board, reported Saturday two light fixtures were damaged at a shelter at Ellis Porter Park.

The damage is listed at $20. Glen M. Smith, 811 E. McCarty reported Satur- day hit and run damage to his car while it was parked in the 1100 block of East Atchsion Street. a a manager of the Downtown Holiday Inn, 422 Monroe reported Sunday the theft of a color television and stand valued at $365 from a room on the ninth floor of the motel.

David G. Moore, Route 5, reported Sunday hit and run damage to his car while it was a at Ramada Four Theatres, 1614 Jefferson St. Freddie Williams, St. Louis, reported Monday that the truck lock of his car was punched out while the vehicle was parked at the Regal 8 Motor Inn, and a tire and jack valued at $56 were stolen. Hershell Goans, Holts Sum- mit, reported Monday the theft of a 40-horsepower outboard motor valued at $650 from his boat while it was moored at the public access dock at 600 W.

Water St. Wayne Quinn, 210 N. Taylor reported Monda the theft of three dust covers from his daughter's car while it was parked by his residence. Jim McCrabb, 2707 Sc Schellridge reported Mon- the theft of a tape case and 12 eight-track tapes valued at from his car while it was parked by the Memorial Park pool. Marriage licenses Christopher Graham Miller and Barbara Ann Hubbs, both of Jefferson City.

Patrick H. Shay. Kansas City, and Jaylene L. Carlile, Pleasant Hill. Eugene i Russellville, and Deborah Ruth Steinmetz, Henley.

Wayne L. Kuebler and Susan M. Tegethoff, both of Jefferson City. Holt a warded Da Iton grant The 30th John M. Dalton Memorial Scholarship and the first ever given in Jefferson City, has been awarded to Dirk Holt, son of and Mrs.

Thomas Holt, 1209 Moreau Dr. The $500 scholarship was awarded at Senior High School by Mrs. Geraldine Dalton on behalf of the trustees of the John M. Dalton Educational Trust Fund. Thie scholarship may be used by the recipient at the school of his choice.

Holt plans to attend the University of Missouri at Rolla. Traffic bureau David E. Pearon, 19, Route fined $10 for excessive engine noise. Charles Czarlinsky, 44, of ,2502 Schellridge fined $20 for speeding 68 mph in a 55 mph zone. James R.

Origer, 17, Route fined $10 for disobeying a stop sign. Daniel R. Hartman, 23, Route fined $10 for speeding 64 mph in a 55 mph zone. Gary Rackers, 17, Route fined $25 for speeding 46 mph in a 30 mph zone. Robert E.

Emling, 48, of 610 Kansas fined $25 for speeding 47 mph in a 30 mph zone. Dale L. Helmig, 19, Route fined $10 for speeding 50 mph in a 40 mph zone. Michael E. Branch.

18, Route fined $10 for excessive engine noise: Caroll D. Muenks, 21, Star Route fined $20 for speeding 44 mph in a 30 mph zone. Donald D. Schenewerk, 33, of 4614 Rainbow fined $20 for speeding 66 mph in a 55 mph zone. Dale E.

Johnson, 22, Center- town; fined $10 for speeding 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. Danny L. Johnson, 21, Route fined $10 for speeding 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. Beverly R. Scheulen, 42.

fined $15 for disobeying an electric traffic control signal. Catherine M. Welters, 28, Route fined $20 for speeding 68 mph in a 55 mph zone. James F. Ash, 22, Ashland; fined $20 for speeding'44 mph in a 30 mph zone.

Marvin W. Keil, 21, Califor- nia; fined $10 for speeding 63 mph in a 55 mph zone. Magistrate court John Bryon Muller, 39, Springfield, fined $10 and $16, costs for speeding 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. James Leroy Kinworthy, 24, Vienna, fined $15 and $16 costs for speeding 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. James Edward Perrey, 18, of 2111 Old St.

Louis fined $25 and $16 costs for speeding 73 mph in a 55 mph zone. Dickie Lee Henderson, 25, of 109 Westmore fined $13 and $16 costs for speeding 68 mph in a 55 mph zone. Delores Elaine Vanasco, 33, Wichita, fined $15and $16 costs for speeding 69 mph in a 55 mph zone. Michael Anthony Helmig, 23, Bonnets Mill, fined $25 and $16 costs for failure to drive on the right half of the road. Gordon Ray Miranda, 21, Route 3, fined $150 and $34.50 costs for i i i intoxicated.

Phillip Wesley Rhodes, 22, Olean, fined $10 and' $17 costs for speeding 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. Dennis Steven York, 20, Linn, sentenced to two days in Cole County Jail and assessed $30.50 costs for driving with an expired operator's license; credit given for jail time ser- ved. Trapped men saved NEW ORLEANS (AP) Five men trapped beneath the surface of the Gulf of Mexico in a capsized oil rig were found alive Monday by divers, saved by pockets of air caught inside their small living chambers. Divers continued probing the compartments for a sixth man, in hopes he had found a four- foot air bubble like the others. The first man out, Derrell John Dore of Delcambre, was pulled to safety about 22 hours after the rig tipped over and plunged the crew's quar- ters into the Gulf.

He was put into a decompression chamber for two hours. The other four remained be- neath the surface because no other decompression units were available, the Coast Guard said. A spokesman said he had no details on conditions of the men. i a described as mandatory because the men had spent so long at a great depth, although officials on shore were not told exactly how far down the men had been. Removal without' decompression would cause the bends, a painful and sometimes fatal condition caused by nitrogen bubbles in a spokesman said.

He said the problem with de- compression complicated the procedure of getting the men to a hospital, since they could not be taken up in helicopters with- out even longer periods in a de- compression chamber. School seeks suit dismissal A motion to dismiss a sui against the Jefferson Cit board of Education was filec Monday in U.S. District Court by the board's attorney, Robert Hawkins Jr. The suit was filed May 8 on behalf of Terry Jennings, a fir st-grade pupil at Thorpe (Gordon Elementary School. Joe Nichols superinten dent of schools, and Robert director of transpor for the schools, are also named as defendants in the which states the boy is being deprived of his con stitutional rights to an elemen tary education because the school bus stops almost a mile from his home.

The Jennings family resides near Tebbetts, in Callaway County, about 17 miles from the school. The bus stops at the intersection of county roads 256 and 255 about nine-tenths of a mile from the Jennings' home In the motion to dismiss, Hawkins states that the federal court has no jurisdiction in the matter, because there is no section in the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing the right to an elementary education. Hawkins says the family does not have a federal issue, and seems to ignore a state law requiring pupils to go to pick-up points in accordance with statutes providing for free bus transportation. Ke I ley stays home to recuperate KANSAS CITY (AP) FBI Director Clarence M.

Kelley is to remain at his home here for several days, recovering from surgery to remove a minor skin cancer on his arm. An FBI spokesman said Kel- ley has an appointment with his personal physician. Dr. Jacob Kraft, later this week. It is not known just when the i will return to Washington.

The small cancer on Kelley's left arm was removed com- pletely, the FBI spokesman said. Notices Notices l.fUttandFwnd LOST 1976 Hipffckiss ring initials JLO, Phona 63S6527. Found new boy's bicycle with training wheats on Monrot St. 6354371. FOUND Large Block male dog, wearing flea collar.

Vicinity Frog Hollow Rood. 636- 3292. Found blue parakeet Mo. River Bridge area. Phone 635-0279 Found 2 black puppies 6 miles South on Hwy.

54. 636-3308. FOUND brown frame reading glasses on the K-Mart parking lot. 896-4752. LOST Seeking electric trolling motor in vicinity of Sinder Lake, near Rainbow Dr.

REWARD offered. 893-3834. Expert Service General Business Service- MAC'S PAINTING-PAMWNG Dial 635-3210 Capital Gty Window and Housecleaning. Free estimates. Gutters cleaned.

636-2551. Need a roof? Bill's Roofing, Painting, concrete. Free estimates. PROFESSIONAL CABINET MAKING. FREE ESTIMATES.

636-4308. WANTED: hay hauling, have truck and crew. 496-3647. PAINTING, REMODELING, FREE ESTIMATES 635-4868 Trees, Shrubbery, Stumps removed or trimmed. Nelson Tree Service, Phone 635-1905.

TRAiH HAULING AND TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED, FREE ESTIMATES. 635-2438 Any type building, repairing, remodeling, painting, roofing, 893-3835. KENNY'S PAINTING INTERIOR- EXTERIOR. NO JOB TOO SMALL. DIAL 635-5993 Painting, paper hanging, Prompt courteous ervice.

Tree estimates. 635- i764. Hicks Painting Co. Automotive I Auto ftr Site jtom, rajM 'Motors, 636-5266. 1971 Ppntiac Grondvill, 4 door hardtop, full oowtr, Shiklts Motors, 636-5266.

1970 Ford Goloxit 500 2 door, full powtr and air. SM at 803 E. High. 1973 Toyota Celka, air condition, automatic, original owner, 18,000 miles. 635-3864 after 6.

1972 Mercury Marque Brougham 2 door, 51,000 miles, priced to sell. See at 803 High. SMCttll at Jefferson City Dodge, -1968 Chevrolet Stationwogon, small V-8, automatic, radio, SPECIAL PRICE as i SKCIALI 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner, 383, Holley, automatic, air vinyl roof, 408 Crest Dr. 636- 9468. 1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle, factory tope player, 9,000 miles.

635-1201. 1965 Mustang hardtop, 1973 HD Electro 4,000 miles, 1973 Honda.750, 3,800 miles, 1971 Honda 350, 11,000 miles. 634-2560. 1969 Ford Country Squire leaded with equipment. Original owner.

1975 Dodge Van, loaded with extras, clean, like new, reasonable, 498-3462 AT JEFFERSON CITY DODGE 1974 Camera white with vinyl roof, air conditioned, 17,000 miles, power steering, power brakes, automatic, small V-8. 1972 Dart 4 door Sedan, light blue, 6 1 owner, best offer over $1,700, 636-7153. 3-4 For Salt 1975 Ford Bronco $4,495. Automatic transmission, 8,000 miles. All extras.

Save $1,700 off sticker price. Private party, must sell! (314) 392-3722. 1-1 Funeral GUINN, Norton age 61 years, of New Bloomfield, died at the Memorial Com- munity Hospital, Monday morning, June 2, 1975. Funeral services for Mr. Guinn will be conducted at, the Frank Funeral Home, Flora, Illinois, Thursday at 2:00 p.m.

Interment in the Elmwooa Cemetery, Flora, Illinois. BUESCHER SERVICE DIRKSEN, Mrt. Nadlne Scon, age 61 years, of 218b Pine Street, died at the University of Missouri Medical Center, Columbia, Sunday morning, June 1, 1975. Mrs. Dirksen will lie in state at the Buescher Memorial Home from Tuesday, 4:00 p.m.

with funeral services to be conducted in the Buescher Chapel, Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. The 'Rev. John Glosser will officiate. In- terment in Hawthorn Memorial Sardens. Should friends desire, Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.

BUESCHER SERVICE NEW IN TOWN, SAVE MONEY HG Elf CTRIC COMPANY 24 hour service and repair, tesidential. Commercial, 634- 678. i Concrete work, patios, sidewalks, driveways, retaining walls, building, remodeling and painting. 635-0868. Hay hauling, lawn cutting, or all around handyman.

635-1442 or 636-9872 after 5. Concrete work, remodeling, painting, roofing. Free estimates, 896-5547. License, insured. Will do painting, gutter work, trash hauling.

893-2728. Automotive 16 ft. International Refrigerated Van, Motor just overhauled. $2,995. U.S.

Rents It, 1513 Industrial Dr. 635-6171 1975 Baja Datsun pickup, lots of extras, take over payments. Heritage Apart- ments. 636-8400. 1964 Chevrolet Van 6 cylinder, trailer hitch, good shape $750.

634-2591 or 4398. Combination grain-and stock rack for ton truck, -Parkhurst complete. $150. 635-4444. Usea pickups.

1962 to 1974 models. Riley Chevrolet, Christy Blvd. 1969 Chevrolet pick up, ton, 4 speed, $975: 635-5141 or 635-1117. 1965 International C04000 twin screw tractor, 238 Detroit deisel engine. Tractor in ex- cellent shape, will sell cheap.

Call anytime 893-2497. 3-1 Auto res City bus bodies $200. F.O.b. Schwartz Auto Salvage, Salem, Mo. 314-729-3611.

KEMNA, Joseph, passed away June 1, 1975, remains in state at the Dulle Funeral Home rom 3 p.m. Monday until the tour of the funeral services which will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph Cathedral. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery.

A osary will be at 7:30 p.m. DULLE SERVICE SiDIQUE, Mahomed, passed away June 1, 1975 Private will be conducted "uesday at 9 a.m. for infant on or Amadu and Kadie (amara Sidique. Burial will be in ongview Cemetery. DULLE SERVICE 1-4 Florist Ladder rocks and side mounted tool boxes.

2-395-4565. 4 (Rocket) mag wheels, steel rims, size 14x6, includes lug nuts and space adapters. $75. 635-5765. 3-2 Repair--Paint--Body Body and fender work.

Paul Griffin Auto Service, 317 Commercial. Dial 636-2714. 3-3 Autos For Sale Buy--Sell--Trade Cars--Trucks--Tractors BROOM AUTO SERVICE 519 West Elm, 636-8042 1969 Opal automatic, 1.9 liter engine, low mileage, new tires and brakes. $900 firm. 635-5561.

1969 Ford Thynderbird 2 door, automatic, power steering and brakes, shikles Motors, 636-5266. When Friends Need to Know "You Care" Flowers Tel I Them So 620 BUSCHS Madison DUOV 636-71 13 i-SMonunynts, ttry Lots Rock of Ages, Monuments Final Dating, ADaiNE and L.I. STICE, 635-6582 14 Personal Shape Up For Summer! Rent the belt exerciser Expressway, Rentals, 635-0147. Ride wanted or could share car to Worrtnsburg Summer School. Contact Winnifred Hall, P.O.

Box 95, Eugene, or Talktn's Trailer Court at 54-17 Junction. Lost and Found FREE As a public service the News Tribune will run "found" ads without charge. Finders col 1 636-3131 and ask for "Want Ads." A friendly ad writer will help you with your ad. LOST link) black dog with chin. Capital View 6354409 afttr 5.

LOST podcat Poodto, bkw cellar with tags, dog has fiti needs mry day. 751-3402, Lot 62 and Crt. Wanted to buy, will pay cash, older model Volkswagen in good condition. 636-4105 ask for Jim. 1972 Monte Carlo, Power, air, vinyl roof, AM-FM, Buckets, very clean.

893-4438. 1971 Cadillac Couoe DeVille. loaded, excellent condition. 893-2803 1966 Mustona 6 cylinder standard, J675.635-1117 or 635-5141. 1968 Chevrolet Nova 6 cylinder, automatic tran- smission, radio, new tires, 1 owner, very good running car.

635-0702. 1973 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 door Sedan, extra clean, air conditioned. Only $2,295. See Mr. Edwards, U.S.

Rents It, 1513 Industrial Dr. 6354171. 1975 Datsun pickup, long bed, brand new, needs 'something larger. 896-4812. 1969 International Scout, 4 cylinder, 2 wheel drive, 15,000 miles.

634-2786. 1963 International pick up, 3 speed, 4 cylinder, con- dition. See at 803 E. High. 1975 Dodge Van, Customized: $5,250.

635-3319 3-5 Motorcycles 1974 Suzuki GT 550, 1800 miles, extras, excellent condition. 635-9497 after 4 p.m. 896-5843. 1973 Honda CB 350. 635-4792 after 6.

1972 Honda CB 450 $600. 636-3794. Hustler 6 wheel drive, all terrains vehicle with ac-. cessories. 782-4858.

1971 SUZUKI 500 TITAN 635-8306 1973 Honda 350, very good condition. 2-584-3327. 1961BSA650cc needs work. $125. 782-4948.

1973 Honda CB 125, like new, low mileage. 896-4227. 1971 Honda CB175, excellent condition, many extras. 491-3378 or 491-3754. Ossa Phantom motocrossw, 1974 model, very clean, very fast.

636-2241. 1972 Yamaha Endure 175cc, 2300 miles, Only $650, new sprockets, chain, bock tin. 796-3183 California. 1972 Honda 50, rood shape, $125. 896-5786 Vinyl Top Special We will install a Regular or Landau vinyl top of your choice.

You choose the color. ONLY '9912 Instated OPEL.