The Daily Leader from Pontiac, Illinois • Page 3

STATE PRESIDENT Mrs. Lillian Johnson, of Pontiac, right, was installed Saturday as president of the Illinois State Federation of China Painters. Installing officer was Mrs. Fern Timm, Danville, past president. Mrs.

Johnson heads State China Painters Mrs. Lillian Johnson, 602 W. Grove was installed as president of the Illinois State Federation of China Painters at its seventh annual convention and show held Saturday in Glenview. Two other Pontiac women will be holding offices in this organization for the coming year. Mrs.

Idella Henkel, 521 W. Grove will serve as state treasurer, and Mrs. Carol Taylor, 613 W. Grove will serve as state editor. Also installed at the Glenview convention were Mrs.

Arline Winterland of Lexington as secretary, Mrs. Lorraine Larson of Kempton as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Jonny Kimzey of Peoria as first vice president and Mrs. Sue Johnson Canton as second vice president. The Illinois State Federation of China Painters is part of the World Organization of China Painters.

This organization is made up of china painting guilds in the United States and Canada, as well as in countries of South America, Europe and Australia. The art of china painting is currently experiencing a great revival, and it is fast reaching PUBLIC DINING Tues. and Sun. CLUB SMILO the place it held at the turn of the. century when it was so popular that articles were carried in such magazines as the Ladies Home Companion giving instructions for china painting and even suggested designs for copying.

The Illinois Federation has selected Pontiac as the site of its eighth annual convention and show to be held in the fall of 1974. Previous conventions has been held in Peoria, Canton, Danville, Rock Island and Glenview. Boy struck by car An eight-year old student at Central Grade School was treated at St. James Hospital and released today after he was struck by an auto. According to City Police, David Burgess, 202 N.

Locust ran in front of an auto driven by Terry L. Fosdick, 18, of Flanagan. Police said Fosdick was turning from Howard St. onto N. Main St.

when he was forced to stop by a youth crossing the street. As Fosdick began to accelerate, the Burgess youth ran into the path of the vehicle. The St. Mary's patrol boy at the intersection told authorities he had not given the two youths permission to cross the street. A spokesman at St.

James Hospital said the Burgess youth lost two teeth in the mishap. Daily Leader, Pontiac, 111. Page 3 Oct. Hospital Notes St. Jajnes ADMITTED Mrs.

Gregory Harms, 1338 N. Locust surgical. Mrs. Robert Johnson, 909 E. North medical.

Mrs. Jennie Rhodes, 728 W. South medical. Mrs. Gertrude Highland, 411 Manlove medical.

Mrs. Stella Cassitty, N. Mill medical. Mrs. Mary Jones, Evenglow Lodge, medical.

Miss Elizabeth Sanchez, 722 W. North medical. Emmons Isenberg, 104 First medical. Mrs. Ralph Hewitt, 721 W.

Prairie medical. Mrs. Dollie Rupert, Minonk, medical. DISMISSED Master John Legner, 501 W. Reynolds St.

Mrs. Wayne Adreon and son, Jason Wayne, 1006 E. Water St. Mrs. Richard Jones, 1200 N.

Main St. Mrs. Pauline Gardner, Lincolnshire Apts. Mrs. Robert Coulter and daughter, Stacey Lynn, Odell.

Mrs. Clarence Ferguson, Cornell. Mrs. Fred Melvin, Evenglow Lodge. Mrs.

Michael Hoffman, 402 E. Payson St. Dennis Jones, Dwight. Mrs. Leland Chappie, Peoria.

Baby boy Major, transferred to St. Francis Hospital, Peoria. BIRTH Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Marchetti, 608 E.

Howard Oct. 15, 5:45 p.m., 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Myers, Countryside Lane, Oct.

13, 9:21 a.m., 9 pounds, 14 ounces. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Haas, Fairbury, Oct. 15, 10:25 p.m., 7 pounds, 7 ounces.

Supper Table Talk THIS WEEK ONLY! BOYS' KNIT DRESS PANTS Slims Regulars Sizes 4-16 PRICE CORDUROY JEANS SIZE 71 27-36 ALL SWEATERS 2 PRICE OFF BOYS' BELTS Sizes 20-34 2 PRICE HUSKY (Sizes 12 20) SHIRTS AND OA07 PAJAMAS OFF Saturday 9 to 9 I ETUMAM'C MENBOYS PONTIAC Fairbury ADMITTED Master Lonnie Rhoads, Fairbury, medical. Mrs. Grace began, Onarga, medical. Mrs. Eva Strange, Bloomington, medical.

Mrs. Jessie OU, Gridley, medical. Mrs. Caroline Woodward, Fairbury, surgical. Miss Angela Plotner, Cullom, surgical.

Mrs. Dorothy a i Onarga, surgical. DISMISSED Mrs. Olga Schmidt, Fairbury. BIRTHS Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick Finnegan, LaHogue, Oct. 15, 2:47 p.m., 8 pounds, ounces. Son to Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Krippel, Kempton, Oct. 15, 9:29 p.m., 7 pounds, ounces. St. Mary's Streator ADMITTED Mrs. Lawrence Moore, Dana.

Mrs. Thomas a Dwight. DISMISSED Mrs. Esther Dye, Minonk. Miss Ruth Sehring, Minonk.

Pontiac man uninjured in accident James R. Anderson, 70, 0 Dixie Lane, escaped injury in a car-semi-trailer truck collision at the intersection of U.S. 66 and Route 116al 1:20 p.m. Monday, but his 1973 Chevrolet sedan sustained $1,000 damage to the a Trooper William L. Spray estimated.

Driver of the truck Phillip A. Verchimak, 19, of Slrcator, was ticketed for disobeying a traffic signal. He also was uninjured. The Anderson car was westbound on 116 crossing 6(i on the green light, according to Trooper Spray. The northbound on 66, failed to stop lor the red light and struck the front end of the car.

A wiener roast and barn dance were held by the Sears Roebuck employes at the Dick Degenhart farm Sunday, Oct. 14. Dance music was provided by Dick Degenhart and The Country Review. Employes attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kemnentz, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Fulkerson, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Dearth, Miss Shari Norville and Gary Diemer, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fogarty, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christopher, Mrs.

Olive Kipfer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Degenhart.

Pontiac and Forrest Strawn Wing High School bands will join the Illinois State University Marching Band in the 52nd annual Homecoming Parade at Normal at 9 a.m. Saturday. Samaria Shrine salad luncheon Oct. 17,11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Masonic Temple. Donation $1.50. Advertisement. Robert Lindsey, dramatic director of Pontiac Township High School, presented the program for Zonta Club's monthly entertainment for the residents of the Livingston County Home on Thursday, Oct. 11.

The musical program was presented by Cindy Monical, Chris Monical, Roger Amm, Sheila Vicars, Don Semmens, Bonnie Thompson, Mary Murphy and Floy Sparks. Gary Black accompanied the group on the piano. Refreshments were served to the residents of the Home. Zonta members assisting Lorena Fienhold and Lena Vail, co-chairmen, were: Dorothy Mathieson, Gladys Weber, Ursula Duffy, Elizabeth Morris, Doris Jones, Louise Campbell, Peg Bolen, Lillian Davenport, Donna Curtis, Tillie Croft, Evelyn Byrne, and Rita Jester. Gerald Potter, telephone equipment installer for General Telephone Company, completed a four week training course in basic electronics at the company school located in Clinton.

A native of Peoria, he began his telephone career as a cable splicer helper in June, 1966 and was promoted to facilityman in Pontiac in March, 1968. In November of 1972, he was promoted to equipment installer. Potter and his wife, Janet, and their three children, reside at 1517 S. Mill St. Mrs.

Clyde Schneeman hosted 12 members of the South Side Club and one guest, Mrs. Delbert Ruff, at her home Thursday. President Mrs. Floyd Gruber conducted the business meeting. Members discussed places they had visited and read stories and poems.

Mrs. Schneeman served refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Ruff. Mrs. Clarence Corban and Mrs.

Harry Baldwin will co-host the November meeting. Pontiac Firemen are now selling tickets to the Firemens Ball to be held Nov. 16th at the Elks Country Club from 9 til midnitc. Music by Al Pierson; tickets $1 per person. See you there! Advertisement.

A a i dinner honored Joni Rodino's 16lh birthday Sunday at the John Rodino home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Eaton, East Peoria, and Miss Rulh Rodino, Hoopeston. Joni received i a greetings from her sister Carol, who was unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. August H.

Fellheimer, 410 Herbert (RESCENT Ph. 844-3030 ENDS WED. Open Ai HACKMAN PflONO SCfECRW STARTS THURS. iCI MIND BLOWING SUSPENSE! Fred ZkiKflUNns THE DAY OF THE JACKAL nn.EA.rjr SAL-SUN. See The Mai hires of Wife in we phantom "Pbodh attended the wedding of Bryce Hill McFadden, son of Mrs.

Jessie McFadden of Humiston Haven and the late Judge John H. McFadden, and Nadine Hill. Mr. Fellheimer was best man at the ceremony at Holy Trinity Church in Dayton, Ohio, Saturday. Livingston County Extension Advisors spent last week at the University of Illinois, Urbana, at the annual conference held to provide extension advisors throughout the state with new information and techniques available in working with problems in their individual counties.

Extension Advisors William McNamara and Ruth Hensen and assistants Judith Brockway and Jerry Hicks attended. Mr. and Mrs. David Fortna have gone on to Maguire Air Force Base, N.J., where he will be stationed, after spending 10 days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Fortna, 322 S. Vermillion and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Heinrich, 1010 N. Main St.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Knudson and daughters Mary Lou and Julie attended the graduation of their son, John, from the United Electronics Institute in Des Moines, Iowa, Friday. John began the 99-week course Oct.

25, 1971. He is employed by the Mosler Safe Company, will train in Minneapolis, and will work in Des Moines. He is a 1971 graduate of Pontiac High School. Been away? Call The Leader, 842-1153, to have an item put in the Supper Table Talk. Advertisement.

Mrs. Hanseman dies; former resident Mrs. Charles Boyd, 513 W. Madison received word today of the death of her cousin, Mrs. Mabel Hanseman, 73, of Whiting, formerly of Pontiac.

Mrs. Hanseman died Monday morning at Christina Hospital in Whiting. She had been ill several months. Friends may call at the Owens Funeral Home in Whiting from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. today and Wednesday.

There will be a service at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Ind. Born Dec: 12, 11)99, she was married to Harry Hanseman, who was a foreman at Brockton Heel Co.

here for several years. He preceded her in death. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Lucille Lucas of Whiting, and several cousins. -v Kathy Lee top winner in fire prevention contest Kathy Lee, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lee, 309 W. Lincoln has been named grand winner of the Pontiac Fire Department Fire Prevention Week poster contest. The seventh grade junior high school student will receive a $25 savings bond at award a i i Monday evening at the fire Faces charge A Brownsville, man was scheduled to appear in court today following his arrest Monday night by the Livingston County Sheriff's Department. Bem'to Herrara Castillo, 25, was arrested last night on a charge of having no valid driver's license and two counts of disobeying a stop light.

He was taken to the Livingston County Jail following his arrest. Hold rites for Charles Stewart Graveside rites were held Monday at 3 p.m. at South Side Cemtery for Charles (Art) Stewart, 65, of Peoria. Mr. Stewart died Thursday at St.

Francis Hospital in Peoria. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Virginia Stewart, 1102 E. Water St. Name Winstead Outstanding NCO at Scott U.S.

Air Force Staff Sergeant Keith D. Winstead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley L. Winstead, 223 W.

Lincoln has been named a i commissioned Officer in his unit at Scott AFB, 111. Sergeant Winslead, a personnel technician, was selected for his exemplary conduct and duly a He is assigned to a unit of the Military Airlift Command. The sergeant is a 1956 graduate of Pontiac Township High School. Graymont Mrs. Claire Kycrson station.

She also will receive a $10 first place award in the junior high division. Other winners in the junior high division were: second place, Sherry McWhorter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McWhorter, 711 E. Livingston eighth grade, and third place, Peggy Ruff, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eldon Ruff, Pontiac route 1, seventh grade. Ifft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ifft, 1120 N.

Locust sixth grader at Central School; Richard Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Kennedy, 205 Crestview fourth grader at Washington School; and Karen Seggerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Seggerman, 519 W. Reynolds sixth grader at Lincoln School. Primary division winners, 4 through 6, winners were: Amy Philip Young, former resident, dies J. Philip Young, 56, formerly of Pontiac, died Monday at Oshkosh, where he had resided for six years. A memorial service will be held here at 2 p.m.

Friday at the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. David Bultemeier will officiate. His body will be cremated and the ashes will be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Aug.

29, 1917, at Fairbury, he was the son of James Elmo and Clara (Kurd) Young. He grew up and was educated in Pontiac, and also attended Lake Forest Academy and Northwestern University, Evanston. He was employed in advertising by The Leader for several years. He married Louise Herwig at Pontiac in 1947. Surviving are his wife; two children, Barbara Ann and Jeffrey Alan; his mother, of Ponliac, and a brother, Robert, of Park Forest.

His father and a daughter, Linda Susan, preceded him in death. He served with the U.S. Army in World War II and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. The a i suggests memorials to the American Cancer Society. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Hackett, 27 Redwood Manor, first grader at Central School; Michael Corrigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Corrigan, 716 W. Henry third grader at St.

Mary's School; and Scott Grammer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grammer, 201 E. Second third grader at Lincoln School. Special education class winner was Richard Ollestad, foster son of Linda Wrath, 209 E.

Prairie a TMH student at Central School. Grade school district art teachers Mrs. Kay Scott, primary, Joan Lyons, intermediate, and Greg McHenry, junior high school, chose the winners. The Pontiac Chamber of Commerce will display the posters in downtown business windows throughout the week. Fire Chief James Myers, who planned the contest with school personnel, will award $10 for first place, $5 for second place, and $3 for third place when winners and their parents attend ceremonies Monday at 7 p.m.

Chief Myers has named Oct. 14 through 19 Fire Prevention Week in Pontiac. Firemen will a truck at schools and will distribute coloring books on fire safety to students. Other entries in the poster contest will be displayed at the fire station. First held last year, the contest promotes fire safety among students and their families.

Prizes awarded are from donations to the Firemen's Ball. GKAYMONT Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hyerson attended the Purdue-Illinois football game at U. of 1.

on Saturday. It was Dad's and Navy Day. It Pays to Adv. in The Leader CHILI SUPPER THE SALVATION ARMY 112 North Division Street WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17th CHILI Adults $1.35 I BEVERAGE Children under Open 2 p.m.

Adm. All Chi Wren $1.00 ALL THRU THE MONTH OF OCTOBER we'll make an 8 10 color enlargment from your color negative or slide for only $1.25. 110 size excluded from offer. I Regular $3.49 100 Count MILES ONE-A-DAY Multiple Vitamins WITH IRON 1 93 Price Good thru Oct. 20 EFFECTIVE AS CODEINE BUT NOT NARCOTIC VlCKS FORMULA I STfUNOTH COUGH MIXTURE Regular $1.98 ONLY yd; 6-OZ.

Price Good thru Oct. 20 Regular 98c ACTIVATED FORMULA KLEENITE Denture Cleanser 6-OZ. 53 Price Good thru Oct. 20 Regular 49c 2-OZ. d-CON MOUSE-PRUFE EXCLUSIVE NATURAL BLEND KILLS MICE.

23 Price Good thru Oct. 20 OPEN Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. ANDY'S DRUG SHOP COSMETICS HEALTH FOODS VITAMINS North Side of Square (FORMERLY HARE'S DRUG STORE) Registered Pharmacist on Duty at All Times HEAR ING AID BATTERIES 844-7508 PRESCRIPTIONS PHOTO FINISHING Pontiac, I (limit.