The Daily Leader from Pontiac, Illinois • Page 10

Remember? Aiigiut 15; High temperature in Pontiac the week of Aug. 8 through Aug. 14 was 89 degrees on Aug. 13-14. The low was 59 degrees on Aug.

9. There was no precipitation during the period. A daughter was born in St. James Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Christiansen, Pontiac, on Aug. 13. Orion Pearson, 62, of Peoria, a former Pontiac resident, died at St. Francis Hospital. He had been ill several years.

He served in World War II. Survivors include two sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vose and children, Carl and Susanne have returned home after By MARY JEAN Church.

Miss Josephine Gschwendtner and Leon Olson attended the couple. Mr. and Mrs. John Tholen of Pontiac, are parents of a daughter born in St. James Hospital on Aug.

14. The Cagley family held its second annual reunion on Aug. 7 at Lake Bloomington with 55. relatives and four, guests present. The oldest member present was Mrs.

Martha Coash, 60, of Cullom, and the youngest was Toni Lynn a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cagley, Pontiac. Officers elected for next year were: President, Henry Cagley, Streator; vice president, spending a few weeks traveling George Cagley, Danvers; through the Pacific northwest. Sales tax collections during May netted the city of Pontiac $3,805.

The tax was collected on approximately $1,209,400 in sales tax in Pontiac. For the first 10 months of the current city sales tax year net collections have totaled $57,411. August 15, 1949 The temperature at 1:30 p.m. today was 86 degrees. Low iast night was 68 degrees.

Rainfall yesterday afternoon and last night was two inches. Miss Lois Marie Soule, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Soule, Pontiac, and James Blankenship, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin P. Blankenship, Weston, were married at the home of Rev. Herbert N. Hill, pastor of the Second Christian secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Earline Cagley, Danvers.

The Chief City Sportsmen's Club has been issued a charter as a non-profit corporation to a i propagation and restoration of natural resources and wild life. Officers listed were Harold Ross, T. W. Hinds and Gunder Homme. by Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Moore, has been sold to Mrs. Bertha Ressman of Clinton, who will soon move here.

The Moores will move to a house they recently bought on North Plum street. Members of the McCoy family held their third annual reunion in Humiston Woods. Officers elected for next year were as follows: Lyle Hunter, president; Richard Craddock, vice president; Mary Craddock, secretary; Veronica Fitzgerald, program chairman. Twelv.e thousand Livingston County farmers and their families swarmed into Pontiac today to attend the annual County Farm and Home Bureau picnic at Chautauqua Park. The annual Green family reunion was held at Chautauqua Park.

Officers elected were: President, Ernest Barnes; vice president, Mrs. Myra Eggenberger; secretary, Joseph Green. Cullom August 15, 1934 A general rain occured over Livingston County this afternoon. The government rain gauge at the reformatory registered .47 of an inch. The rain late yesterday afternoon registered .16 of an inch.

The residence property at 723 North Mill street owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mathewson of Idaho Falls, and occupied CULLOM Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewin, Larry and Lori are spending their vacation with Mrs.

Lewin's parents at Deer Isle, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson of Stover, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Vasco Colclasure Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott, Mark, Tom and Michael will return home tonight from a few days vacation at St. Louis, Mo.

Judging begins tomorrow at Cullom fair CULLOM A total of $4,042 will be offered in premium money to exhibitors at the Cullom Junior Fair which takes place in the village park and community building. All livestock must be in place by 8 a.m. Friday. Dairy judging begins at 8:30 a.m. and swine judging at 10 a.m.

Flowers may be entered between 8 and 11 a.m. in the community building and domestic.arts exhibits must be in place by 12 noon. At 1 p.m. flowers, domestic arts and more swine will be judged. A style revue will be held at 2 p.m.

and the public may view the flowers after 2 p.m. On Saturday sheep judging will start at 8 a.m., breeding beef at 10 a.m. and beef steers at 1 p.m. All exhibits will be released at 4 p.m. At 6 p.m.

there will be an auction sale for champion market classes and The three-day Homecoming celebration gets underway tonight with the traditional balloon ascension at 6:30 p.m. A variety show will be 'featured Friday night. Dies LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Joe Cross Creason, 55, daily columnist for the Louisville Courier-Journal, died Wednesday of a heart attack while playing tennis. He began his career at the paper in 1941.

A few thoughts concerning a lost love. mi CDITIOH ACROSS THE RIVER AND NTO THE TREE DIDN'T KMOW HEMINGWAY PLAYED ERHEST HEMINGWAY TO PROVE YOU RE ANUt NUTLEV- LL REACH BEHIND ME- I TELL YOU I SEE A FEATHER BEHIND SPP Tier's HAVE BOTH OUR HEADS EX AMI ED BY MY OLD PROFESSOR HE'S NOT AS EXPENSIVE AS I -BUT HE'S S-15- THANKS AGAIN NOW THERE'S A SPORT OUGHTA TAKE 8ETCHA THOSE FELLAS HAVE A BALL POPPING TXAT PILL AROUND TH' HEY, WAIT A THERE ISN'T A GOLF COURSE WITHIN 2O MILES OF 1974 Hy NEA. Inc. T.M. Reg.

U.S. Pal. Off SOMETIMES I THEENK HE EES ONLY INTEKESTEPEEN THEES MANAGE TO GETATMYLANP' WHEffE YOUFf FATHER GOJ7 POCKY ON BATEESE'S NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION TO PROBATE WILL In the Circuit of Livingston County, Illinois, County Division in Probate. In the Matter of the petition for the probate of the Last Will and Testament of Helen Cairns, deceased: No. 74-P-173.

To all persons whom this may concern: Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of August, A. D. 1974, an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Helen Cairns, deceased, was filed in the Circuit Court of Livingston County, Illinois', County Division in Probate, and that on the 6th day of August, A. D. 1974, in the same Court, was filed the petition of the Streator National Bank, Streator, Illinois, asking that said instrument be admitted to probate as and for the last will and testament of Helen Cairns, deceased.

The said petition states that the following named persons are all the heirs, legatees and devisees of the said Helen Cairns, to-wit: Margaret Bermes, Sarah Benge, Viola Carlson, James George Cairns, Roy Cairns, Frances DuVall, Laura Beasley, Hilda Rader, La Verne Lentman, John Bermes, Donald Bermes, Jean Causland, formerly Jean Russow, Helen Rapp, Richard Benge, Carol Ann Coult, James Robert Cairns, William Cairns, Mark Cairns, Anthony Cairns, John Carlson, Joseph Carlson, Kenneth Carlson, Claryce Carlson, Larry Carlson, John Beasley, Sharon Ramsay, Harold Rader, Stephen Rader, Roger Rader, Elizabeth Ann Beck, Richard Bedecker, Ruth Ann Wilhelm, Warren Bermes, Greg Bermes, Mary Jane Perry, Gary Russow, Betty Russow, Gail Rapp, Linda Rapp, Dean Rapp, Carolynn Hunter, David Lentman, Deborah Lentman, Gregory Lentman, Park United Church of Christ, Presbyterian, Jane Sage, Margaret Cairns, Rachel Ethel Cairns, The Streator National Bank, Streator, Illinois, Trustee, Children of John Bermes, Donald Bermes, Jean Causland formerly Jean Russow, Helen Rapp, Sarah Benge, Viola Carlson, James George Cairns, Roy Cairns, Frances DuVall, Laura Beasley, Hilda Rader, La Verne Lentman and Margaret Bedecker, not now in being but who may come into being and survive all the above named persons, and those persons who would be the heirs at law of Helen Cairns computed according to the laws of descent of Illinois as'of the date of the death of the last member of the Group consisting of John Bermes, Donald Bermes, Jean Causland formerly Jean Russow, Helen Rapp, Sarah Benge, Viola Carlson, James George Cairns, Roy Cairns, Frances DuVall, Laura Beasley, Hilda Rader, and LaVerne Lentman no child of any member of said Group, or of Margaret Bedecker, surviving. Notice is further hereby given that the Hearing on the petition for the probate of said last will and testament has set by said Circuit Court, County Division in Probate, at the'hour Of 10 o'clock A. on the 17th day of September, A. D. 1974, in the Circuit Court Room, County Division in Probate, in the Court House at Pontiac, Illinois, at which time and place all interested parties may appear and show cause, if any, why said instrument i writing should not be admitted to probate as the last will and testament of Helen Cairns, deceased.

Dated this 6th day of August, A. D. 1974. (Seal) WilbertF.Henkel Clerk of the Circuit Court of Livingston County, Illinois R. A.

Powers Petitioner's Attorney Slrealor, Illinois For Site--Lots CAN YOU IMAGINE living among historical oak, walnut and hickory trees that gave shade ft shelter to the Indians long before our ancestors arrived? See these virgin trees in Towering Oaks Subdivision and if you are ecology minded this is where you will want to build your 'home some day. There are only 8 lots; act quickly and reserve yours now. Ph. Owner by appointment, 844-3156, days only. BUILDING LOT on West Henry; reasonable.

Ph. 8443156. Pets 8 iRISH SETTER pups; 8 weeks old; good bloodline; $50 each; Ph. 844-7422 or 842-1536. For Rent Houses Apartments.

FURNISHED Very nice, Utilities i Ph. 842-2087 after 6 p.m! DESIRABLE, FURN. 2 rm. upstairs air suitable for 2 adults. Lease Ph.

4-7151 weekdays 9 to 5 or 4-5927 evenings 6 to 9. Daily Leader, Pontiac, 111. Page 10 Aug. Wanted To Rent WANTED A HOUSE to rent in country, 25 mi. radius Pontiac.

Call 945-7516 after 6. 2 BEDRM. DUPLEX; range, disposal, carpet drapes furn, Elec. heating cooling. Rent $190 per plus utilities.

For more call 672-1298 Streator, HI. SMALL WHITE FEMALE, registered American Eskimo (Spitz), 1 year old, housebroken, best reasonable offer. Ph. 796-4297. Financial MONEY TO LOAN $50 to $5,000.

Consolidation -second mortgage real estate. Money for any purpose in minutes! Ph. 844-3165, Personal Finance Company, 120 N. Main, Pontiac. Good Things-To Eat Do we have green You pick lOc Ib.

at the 35clb. Tomatoes, peppers, potatoes. GSCHWENDTNER'S 1720 N. Aurora Phone 844-6215 Personals WELL kept carpets show the results of regular Blue Lustre spot cleaning. Rent electric shampooer $1.

G.C. Murphy Co. For Rent Mobile Homes 4 bedroom home; 'easy to heat; references and deposit required. $175 monthly. Ph.

844-5370, after 3:30 p.m. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE. ON 12 acre site with large barn and other out buildings. Ideal for horsemen or large family. Located in Fairbury.

Call 815692-3807. GARAGE SPACfi for 18' boat during winter season. Ph. 8445804. Wanted To Buy WANTED TO buy: utility shed and 200 feet chain link fence.

Call after 6 p.m., '844-5558. WANT TO BUY used paper cutter. Contact Rev. Gary Annis, 522 West South, Pontiac, 111. Ph.

844-6784. BUYING PENNIES wheat, $1 roll; Indianhead, 40c ea. J. Bartley, 842-1227. SMALL HOUSE on Vermillion River.

1 mile from Pontiac, -Sept. 1st; older couple; Ph. 844-7913. For Sale Motorcycles NEW SHIPMENT Mini Bikes. Now in now for best choice.

Motorcycles Supplies, 805 E. Locust, Fairbury; 692-3769. WANT TO BUY junk cars and late model wrecks; also scrap iron. Childer's Auto Salvage, 701 W. Lincoln, Pontiac.

1972 YAMAHA 125, excellent condition, must sell. $500. Ph. 796-4429. 1974 YAMAHA, 125 Enduro for $700 and 1974 Yamaha, 250 Enduro $1,050.

Call after 5 and weekends 945-7580. 1973 KAWASAKI, 100 cc, excellent condition; $400. Ph. 844-6054. IN.

CHENOA; small house trailer with or. without utilities. Avail. Sept. 1.

Deposit references. Ph. 8447512. 1972 SUZUKI 500; $1,200. Showroom fresh.

Ph! 844-5386 anytime. For Sale Mobile Homes 1972 PARK ESTATE, 2 12 65, With 14 7 12 7 pulloiits. Central air, skirting and large shed. Located Manor. Ph.

844-7108 before 5 844-7290 after 5. COINS I Will Pay: 4.00 for each Silver Dollar before 1936. Good prices for all other coins before 1950. Call Collect: 312-254-3241 or 312-425-1823 For Sale Miscellaneous gentle, be kind, to that expensive carpet, clean with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.

Cushing's Paint 103 N. Mill Pontiac. 2 BEDROOM mobile home; furnished; married couples only; no pets. Call 844-6820. Legal Notices CLAIM NOTICE State of Illinois, in the Circuit -Court-of the-Eleventh-Judicial Circuit, Livingston County Iii Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate of Roy C. Brinkman, Deceased, No. 74-P-172. Notice is given of the death of Roy C. Brinkman, of Pontiac, Illinois.

Letters of Office were issued on August 9,1974, to Alice Brinkman, Executor, 4 Garden Avenue, Pontiac, Illinois, 61764 whose attorney's name and address are shown below. Claims may. be filed within 61 months from the date of issuance of Letter of Office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims must be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court at the Court-house in Pontiac, Illinois and copies mailed or delivered to the executor or administrator and to his attorney. Dated August 9, 1974.

(Seal) WilbertF.Henkel Clerk of the Circuit Court Pro Tempore Johnson, Taylor Frobish Attorney for Estate of Roy C. Brinkman 109 North Mill Pontiac, Illinois, 61764 Telephone Area 815-844-7151 1965 10 60 EMBASSY; 3 front-end kitchen. $2700 or best offer. 6923336 after 4 p.m. 1969 NAMCO, 4 bedrooms; price negotiable.

Country location available. For appointment, Ph. 844-6365. Recreational; RED TAG SPECIALS up to 25 per cent off Save on summer clearance in all departments. YORDY'S TRUE VALUE On the Square, Pontiac PIANOS The finest rebuilt, pianos including economy models, grands, antiques, and player pianos.

STELLE PIANO SHOPPE Kempton, 111. TRUCK CAPS Travel Trailers, Motor Homes PAULSEN CHEVROLET, INC. Dwight, 111. --Ph. 584-2401 3471 TRAVEL TRAILER; 16 sleeps 4, gas stove, ice box, sink, jacks.

Good condition. Ph. 815-796-4239. WINDOW ABOUT 44 48 with screen storm included; $25. Upright coke machine: $25.

2 wagon wheels; $5 for the pair. Variable power scope 4 rifle; $20. Box of baby clothes; $5. of girl's clothes, size 10; $10. Ph.

Flanagan' 796-2723. Rent a Motor Home by Day or Week; or Buy! RUBY OLDS A --GMC PHONE --842-1143 Rts.66116--Pontiac SHURE PA system and 2 Shure Microphones. Call 842-2654 after 5. ELECTRIC' RANGE Frigidaire custom imperial 10 gal. humidifier; roto tiller; 6 year crib and tricycle .,1217 Indiana Ave.

12 to 5 Sat. TRAILBIKE; 5 h.p., good 1 yr. old, $150. Ph. Dave Eymann, Chenoa, 945-7037.

JOHN DEERE roto tiller, $125; large, window fan, $25. Ph. Chenoa 945-7031. Farmer's Market 4 HAMPSHIRE sows and 22 cross-bred feeder pigs. Ph.

998-2059. NEW HEADHUGGER radio, $15; General Electric Wildcat record player, 70 albums, best offer. Ph. 635-3220 after 3:30 p.m. TWO HORSES AND 1 PONY for sale.

Phone 844-7776 after 4 p.m. MOOSE MEMBERS Friday, August 16th FISH FRY! Serving 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. WICK AGRI BUILDINGS can be erected in Sept. Oct. For immediate delivery.

J. R. Enterprises, Mazon. Call collect (815) 448-2406. BRAD WEBB, licensed farrier, hqrseshoer.

Ph. 815-426-6377; will travel. Friday, P.M. COUNTRY, WESTERN "BOB SNOW" Saturday, August 17th "JIM GIORDANO" COAL CITY 9:30 to 12:30 COWS AND HEIFERS'-- 100 head, sell noon, Saturday, August '17th at the Heinhold Livestock Auction, El Paso, Illinois. Mostly with calves by a few open heifers, these cattle are productive Charolais Crosses and Charolais.

Call Y-B Sale Managers, 963-4915 for sale information. Shop For Your Back-To-School Needs! OPEN A I 9 9 Sundays 10 to 6 Routes 66 H6 Pontiac, III. Farmer's Market POIOTAC Moose Lodge SEE US! About our big 12 Grain Wagon 400 bushel capacity. For Grain Bins, Grain Augers and Farm Buildings, Garages, Machine Sheds, etc. We handle all.

Materials in a 1 selection of colors. For complete line White Farm Equip. Sales and Service -Pontiac Farm Store Rt.M North Ptwiw 644.4154.