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Central Illinois Deaths Edith Heller SKTOH I PNS (-The funeral of With Heller. 91. who died Thursday, will be at 2 pm Monday at the Dully Funeral Service. Konroke The Hev Thomas Diamond will officiate with burial in the Secor Cemetery Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Sunday at the funeral home Mrs Heller was bom April 22. m.

a dauifMer of JameS P. and Jessie Anderson She married Martin Heller May 7. I9Q3. at llloommgton He died Jan 22. IK5 Surviving are four sons.

Robert. Secor; Martin El Paso. Louie. Washington; George. Fjiglewood.

Colo seven daughters. Ltda Heyungs. with whom she made her home for 15 years. Clara Jakob, and Mary Heyungs. all of Secor; Dorothy Miller and Helen Hob-enslein.

both of Kurrka: Alice Sc hrepfer and Ann Trottrr. both of Peoria Heights. 27 grandchildren. 59 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild A sister and three brothers also preceded her In death. She was a member of the Secor I'nited Methodist Church Memorial contributions may' be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

Leontine McCoy PEKIN I PNS) Leontine McCoy. 89. of Peoria and formerly of IVkin died at 12 45 pm. Friday at the Lutheran Home Nursing Center at Peoria A private funeral will be Tuesday in the Noel Henderson Funeral Home, with the Hev. Douglas P.

Oyan officiating Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. There will be no visitation. She was born Nov. 13. 1888.

at Roanoke, a daughter of Alphonse and Juliette Maceaux Dourlaine. She married Lee Quenon Feb. 18. 1905. He died in August.

1921. She married Leo O. McCov Nov. 22. 1923.

at Pckin. He died Aug. II. 1975. She is survived by a daughter, Leo I a Greene.

Peoria; a brother. Henry Dourlaine. Des Plaines; three sisters. Jane Wehrmann. Roanoke; Florence Jones.

Oceanside, and Alma Hancock. Pckin; three grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. A son. four brothers and a sister preceded her in death. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America.

Memorials may be made to the Tazewell Unit of the American Cancer Society. James Jackson FAHMF.lt CITY tl'NSi-The funeral of James II Jackson, RS, who died Thursday at the Veterans Administration llofpital at Danville, will be at 2 pm Sunday at the Stensel's Funeral Home. Farmer City The Hev. Donald Wise will of delate Burial will be in Maple (Jrove Cemetery Visitation will be an hour before the service at the funeral home. Mr, Jac kson was born Nov.

24. HUH. in Farmer City, a of Joseph and Annie McMurry Jackson He married Opal Savrley June 2. 1928. at Glen Kllyn She survives A daughter and a brother preceded him In death.

He was an automobile mechanic all his life and served fur 21 months with the Army during World War I He served 15 months In France and Germany. Memorial contributions may be made to i charity of the donor's choice. Joseph Schoder CVLLOM (P.NSl-Joseph A. Sehoder, 82. died at the Livingston County Nursing Home at 12 20 a m.

Friday. His funeral will be at 10 a Monday at St. John's Catholic Church, the Hev. O. T.

Fulton officiating Burial will be In the church cemetery. Visitation will be at the Stewart Funeral Home after 6 pm. Sunday. The rosary will be recited at 7 30 Mr. Schoder was born June I.

1895. near Cullom. a son of John and Mary Nimbler Schoder. He never married His only survivors are cousins. A brother preceded him in death.

He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church and was a retired concrete and masonry worker. He lived most of his life In the Cullom area until he moved to the nursing home six years ago. Lawrence Schmidt COLFAX (PNS) -Lawrence Schmidt. 60.

of Springfield and formerly of Colfax died at 5 pm. Friday at Springfield Memorial Hospital. He was taken to Colfax Home for Funerals. Edward D. Pillsbury PONTIAC (PNS)-Edward D.

Pillsbury, 68. of 618 W. Howard St. was dead on arrival at 2:45 p.m. Friday at St.

James Hospital. He had suffered an apparant heart attack. He was taken to Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home. BULLETIN BOARD 100-Funeral Notices 130-Legal lOS-Card of Thanks JIM BAKER.

Pentagreph carrier. Northmeadow Village. Root 110 withes to trunk hit many customers tor their many Christmas gilts end wants to wuh them A Happy New Veen The family of ETHELENE BRUNING wlhfl to gratefully acknowledge the many kind expressions ot Sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement Tha family ot HENRY COOKE withes to thank everyone who helped in to many ways during their recent bereavement. The cards, food, flowers, memorials and cans wer deeply appreciated A special lhankt to Oanyert Baptist Church Iriendt tor the dinner served us Also to the Doc lor Nurses and Aidet who took such good care of our Oad during hit long illness at Heritage Manor Nursing Home and Mennomte Hospital Mrs Lula Cooke Gerald and Oelmar Cooke and In mi lies Milburn and Sybil Gordo and family We wish to thank all ot you who shared with ut in any way at the time ot Dad death. Your gilts ot flowers, cards, and other memorial! were greatly appreciated Peter Prebeck Family 110 In Memoriam 135 Funeral BECK PUBLIC Public Notice Bloomington Commission on the proposed to Code) of the Notice it hearing will on Wednesday in the City Hall Bloomington, interested viewt upon thereto Said document! for public ine City Clerk Published thit 1977 Bathe's East 24 Hour 1515 Empire Dale Mary Fisher LINCOLN-Marv I Flhrr.

72. of CI S. Kukapoo St. died at I 40 Thursday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Her body was donated to medical science. There will be no funeral or visitation Mrs Fuher was burn March 4.

190S. In Lincoln, a daughter of Harvey and Alma James Williams She married Thomas Cole who died In IK5, She then married Hoy Fisher, who died in 1900 Surviving are a son. Patrick Cole. Heyworth; a brothrr, Lee Williams. Lincoln; three sisters.

Clara Nujent. Decatur; Maude Haines and Alice Huffman, both of Springfield, a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Two brothers also preceded her in death. She was an attendant at Lincoln State School for more than 20 years, retiring in 1972. She was a member of the Illinois State Employees' Association Vaughn Claussen COLFAX (PNSl-Vaughn Claussen.

M. of 102 N. Center owner and operator of Vaughn's Iturmacy. died at 6 30 pm. Friday at his home.

He had been under a doctor's care. He was taken to Colfas Home for Funerals. Wilda Davidson HUDSON The funeral of Wilda Davidson. 76. of 103 N.

Broadway who was found dead at her home Friday, will be at II a m. Tuesday at the Hudson Chapel of Beck Memorial Home. The Hev. Timothy King will officiate. Chief Deputy Coroner Larry Cooper said Mrs.

Davidson apparently died of natural causes after going to her garage Thursday night. Cooper said she was found by a neighbor, David Bouk. who had gone to check on her after noticing her window blinds were not lowered Thursday night. Cooper said Mrs. Davidson had been under a doctor's care.

No inquest will be held. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Hudson Chapel. She was born Nov. 26.

1901. at Bloomington. a daughter of William P. and Loretta Stewart Brown. Mrs.

Davidson married Lee Russell Davidson May 13. 1922. at Kansas City, Mo. He died in September, 1947. Surviving are a brother, Charles H.

Brown, Shawnee Mission, a sister. Maude Hauser, Hudson, and a half-brother, William D. Brown, San Jose, Calif. She was a member of the Hudson United Methodist Church. Basque region given home rule MADRID, Spain (AP) Spain's northern Basque region, autonomous before the Spanish Civil War, was granted home rule Friday by the government of Premier Adolfo Suarez.

Manuel Clavero Arevalo, minister for relations with the three Basque provinces, made the announcement after a 10-hour cabinet meeting. The Basques lost their right to home rule in 1939 when the late Gen. Francisco Franco took over the country after winning the Spanish Civil War. Many Basque nationalists have said their people 2 million in Spain's population of 35 million were victims of police repression under the right-wing regime of Franco. The Basques are an ancient mountain people with a distinctive culture and language.

They inhabit the northern region and frontier zone with France and have been demanding home rule since it was taken away. Olivia Bittner Kl'HKKA II'NSI-Olivu limner, 90, of the Kurrka ApuMultc Chrliiian llutnedir 1131 m. Thunuljy th 1 home. whrr lived 10 yrart. Her funeral will at 10 30 a m.

Monday at the Kurrka Apostolic Chria Uan Churrh. with thurrh mtniitcri of-! Dcuunf Hurial will be in Itoanoke Apmlolic Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to I m. SumJjy at the Otto-Argo Funeral Hume, Kurrka, and rom an hour before the service at the church. She was born April 4.

1 887. In Melamora Township, a daughter of tiro ni Kiitabrlh Martin Uiltner. Four brother and three siilera pre reded her in death. Numerous coumni survive In the area. She was a member of the Kurrka Apostolic Christian Church, and memorials may be made to the Apostolic Christian Home.

Judge Dearborn to address Mason City club MASON CITY (PNS) McLean County Circuit Judge Luther II. Dearborn will speak on criminal law when the Mason City Woman's Club meets at 1:30 pm. Monday In the United Tresbyterlan Church fellowship hall. Dearborn was admitted to the bar In and practiced In Mason City and Lincoln until 1971 when he became associate judge of the 1 1th Judicial District. McLean County.

He was ap-'pointed circuit Judge in March, 1975. The musical portion of the program will be accordian selections by Krika McNeil. Economic index ideclines slightly WASHINGTON (AP) Economic indicators released Friday gave out weak signals for the start of the new year. declining for the first time in five months. However, government economists said the 0.2 percent drop in the index of leading indicators in November was too small to set a trend and predicted continued economic growth.

The one-month decline followed moderate increases of 0.6 percent in September and 0 8 percent in October. It was the first decline since a 0.2 percent drop in IMay and June. "The three-month figures indicate a rising trend in a growing economy," said Courtenay M. Slater, the Commerce Department's chief economist. Half of the 10 available indicators rose and half fell for November, with the sharpest drop registered by the money supply.

A larger money supply, though stimulating the economy, often leads to inflation. She said the supply has gotten closer to targets set by the Federal Reserve. Marriage licenses Robert L. Pate and Kathleen A. Ottis, both Bloomington.

Gregg J. Guess and Kathleen Maceil Mohan, both Bloomington. Steven D. Cosier, West Lafayette, and Mary Lynne Ulbrich, Bloomington. Gary W.

Blazwich and Kimberly Ann Zortman.both of Normal. Euchre tournamenf Thursday at Tremont TREMONT (PNS) The annual euchre tournament, sponsored by the American Legion, will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday. The tournament will be open to the public. NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENTS 160-Where to Co B-J Bloflmingfofv otc.

31, Collision victim dies Pekin in PKKIN ip.YSi-Huhard Fredrick Smith. 44. of I4.W lancoln St died at 8 15 pm Thursday in St Francis Mediral enter. Peoria, from injuries received in a car truck accident I ember 13 The car which Mr Smith was driving was pinned between two semi trailer true ks in a collision on Route 29 at Creve Couer Peorta County Deputy Coroner Tom Flanagan will schedule an inquwtt Mr Smith funeral will be at I Tuesday In the Kueks-Wooley Funeral Home, with the Revs John MrCord ami David Phillips officiating Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 Monday He was born June 1. 1931.

at Randolph, a son of Jame and Mary Hisle Smith He married Alice Ruth Holcomb Oct 14. I9SJ. at Bloomington He is survived by his wife; two daughters. Carol Smith. Manchester Center.

Vt and Sandra Smith. Hancock. two sons. Richard. Marquette.

Mich and Randall, at home: a sister. Willa Lobb. Pckin; a brother. Leroy Pekin. and several nieces and nephews His parents, a daughter and a sister preceded him in death Mr.

Smith was a Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War. After assignments In the United States and at sea. he com pleted a tour of duty in Vietnam. He participated In the recovery of the Apollo 13 astronauts. After military service he was comp troller of Houghton County.

Mich and moved to Pekin six years ago. He was a member of the Fleet Re serve Association and the Veterans ol Foreign Wars. Emden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiners and children of Aberdeen.

Scotland, left Tuesday after spending a week with hfs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reiners. They will spend a week with her parents at Tulsa.

before returning home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed and son of Tulsa. and Mr.

and Mrs. James Worth and children of River Falls. Wis. Mr. and Mrs.

Denzil Marten and family of Franklin. left Wednesday after visiting with his mother. Agnes Marten. WHO CAN DO IT 236 Home Improvements GENERAL MODE I NG Penaling, drywaH. ceilings, intulafion.

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Tree, shrub moved or planted, trimming, stumps, firewood, fencing. Licensed, fully insured Ph 828-3012 MIKES TREE SERVICE-Complete tree service, cleanup Firewood Free estimates Ph 309 723 6337 or 723 6304 TREES and STUMPS-FIREWOOD Complete Job-Free Estimates KEITH McCLURE, COLFAX Ph. 723-6032 or 452-3602 SMITHS TREE SERVICE-54' "Hot-Stik" Aerial Bucket. Ph. 828-0783 or Coltax 723 6063 256 Painting, Paperhanging PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING! Interior, exterior 20 years experience.

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MORE I CLASSIFIED I I ON I I NEXT I PAGE I SANDRA Hair Designers 105 1st St Hilltop Ph 829 2851 OPEN-Tuet Sat Wed -Thurt nitet Stylet for men. women and children Steak Shake 60 Hannah 604 Locust 1219 Mam. Normal Otto J. Hembreiker LINCOLN tP.NSl-Otto J. Hem-brnkrr, a retired Lincoln florist, died at 7 30 pm Thursday at St.

Manor. His funeral will be at 9 30 a Tuesday at St. Patrick's Church The Itev F-dward II WeMermann will officiate Burial will be in St. Mary Crmrtrry. Visitation will be from 7 lo 9 pm Monday at the Holland and Harry Funeral Home.

The rosary will be recited at I pm He was born Jan IS. 11182. at Coal City, a ton of Frank and Sophie Klein Hembreiker. He married Bessie Champion, who died June 4. 1905.

In Lincoln. He later married F.lhel Smith Survivors are his wife; a son. F.verett. Lincoln, a sister. Hoe Kramer, Lincoln; a brother, Joe, Fairbanks.

Alaska; a grandchild and a great grandchild He was preceded In death by a daughter, two sistrrt. a great grandson and srvrral brothers and sisters. He was a member of St. Mary's Church Mr. Hembreiker operated a floral shop In Lincoln for more than 50 years and at one time operated a shop In Bloomington.

Kloominton Normal Deaths Arthur Jones Arthur Jones Arthur D. Jones. 71, of 919 S. Center St. died at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center. His funeral will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Rev. Ernest L.

Gerike presiding. Burial will be in Park Hill Cemetery. Visitation will begin an hour before the service Monday at the church. Metzler Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements. He was born April 12, 1906.

in Silver Creek. a son of Perrius and Eldora Hudgins Jones. He married Viola Lucille Kant Jan. 6. 1941.

at Palmyra. Mo. She survives. Also surviving are a daughter. Dee Ann Carlock.

2804 E. Washington a son. Arthur David. San Jose, three brothers, Eugene, Denver, James. Pulaski, Iowa, and Bruce, Escondido, and two grandchildren.

A brother preceded him in death. Mr. Jones was a building representative for Northern Illinois Gas Co. until his retirement. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church.

Memorials may be made to Trinity Lutheran School. Raymond Jones Raymond Jones, 70, of 708 Osage Normal, a retired Felmley-Dickerson Construction Company foreman, died at 6:15 p.m. Friday at Brokaw Hospital. He retired in 1972 after 24 years with the firm. His funeral will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Metzler Memorial Home, with the Rev. Richard Brownfield officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.

He was born June 26, 1907, at Ar-rowsmith, a son of Arthur and Mabel Thompson Jones. He married Hazel Pfleeger Aug. 29, 1936, in Bloomington. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Emerson, Saybrook; Ardith Colfax, and Oren, Hudson. fie was preceded in death by a brother.

Mr. Jones was a member of the first United Methodist Church of Normal and the Laborers' International Union of North America. Memorials may be made to the First United Methodist Church of Normal or the American Cancer Society. Evelyn Woodward Evelyn Woodward, 60, of 101 E. MacArthur Ave.

died at 11:08 p.m. Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center, after a long illness. Mrs. Woodward was employed at Illinois State University.

Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Carmody Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Monday, with a prayer service at 8 p.m. Mrs. Woodward was born Aug.

26, 1917, in Chicago, a daughter of Anton and Catherine Henniges Lehman. She married Raleigh Woodward on Feb. 21, 1949, in Chicago. He died Dec. 23, 1967.

Survivors include a daughter, Kay Rohde, Arrowsmith; a son, Ray, Greenwood Mobile Home Court; three sisters, Anna Norton, 1207 N. Western Rose Beier, Cooksville, and Helen O'Malley, Chicago; three brothers, Walter Lehman, Chicago; Joe Lehman, Fountain Valley, and George Lehman, Taylorville; and two grandchildren. A sister and two brothers preceded her in death. She Was a member of St. Patrick's Church and the American Hungarian Family Society.

)h A 165 Lost and Found PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby given that the Planning and Zoning will hold a public hearing comprehensive amendment! Chapter (Advertising Sign Bloomington City Code hereby given that a public be held upon said petition January II. 1971 at 00 City Council Chambers, Building. 109 Olive Street. Illinois, at which time all persons may present their such matters pertaining art on file and available intpection in the office of Signed Sandra Cordero City Clerk By: Earlene Nelson Deputy 31st day of December, DOG LOST-Grey tannith white. 12 14 pounds, lost on Chnttmat Eve near Oasit Trailer Ct Answers to Muttit Cham collar, clothesline leash 6 months old Reward Ph 452 7607 LOST-Blackand white Peke A-Poo.

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829-2296 Ample Parking 208 Bicycle Service Atmosphere Of Your Home Funeral Home Chestnut St. Ph. 828-31 13 WITH A SINCERE desire to render a helpful service to those of our patrons who wish to have In Memoriam noticet published, we have gathered together hundreds of suitable verses and have METZLER published them in an attractive booklet which may be had free by calling 829-9411 or writing the Special Service Department care of Daily Pantagraph In memory of my husband, H. L. 'BUS' JONES, who passed away two years ago December 31, 1975.

No one knows the silent heartaches I only alone know. Those who have loved can tell. Hit memory will never grow old. He was the best. Sadly missed by Wife Hazel 115 Lodge Notices 140 Flowers 145 155 Business AUTO AND (Formerly Stamper 914 N.

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DWIGHT (PNS) Two men who want io build apartments in Dwight and get a Farmers Home Administration loan, When only one FHA loan can be made, presented their cases to the Dwight Planning Commission Thursday night. No decisions were made. Leo Palen, Forrest, explained a proposed four-building, 16-unit apartment complex he plans to build east of old U.S. 66 between South and James streets. Forty units on the east side of Illinois fl was the proposal of Patrick Culp, a representative of and Investments, Peoria.

The commission asked Palen to give Jhem more information after a Dec. 8 public hearing to rezone the property from business to multiple dwellings. Palen said he plans 12 apartments with jtwo bedrooms and four with one bedroom. He said he expects low and moderate income singles and families as tenants and considers middle-aged and elderly people as prime tenants. Palen told the commission he applied 'through the FHA for a loan with lower "interest that requires no household make jnore than $15,000 a year.

Palen said his rents would range from "$150 to $165 monthly. The commission 'heard a report on rents in Dwight later, "end was told one room rented for $100 a Imonth, while a one-bedroom apartment I was $160, and the range went up to $300 for a two-bedroom apartment. Both Palen and Culp want the FHA loan but the agency will only approve one such project at a time in a village. Once one project is built and rented, the other then might get approval. Frederick Strufe, whose property is adjacent to Palen's proposed site, presented a petition by homeowners objecting to the apartments.

Strufe said residents were worried the units would be rented to transients and lower property values. He also questioned if a change wouldn't be spot zoning. Palen replied he would rather leave an apartment empty than have, someone who would damage it. He said he hopes to rent to local people and would have a local manager screen applicants. On spot zoning, Don Schafer, planning consultant, said that areas classified R-4, multiple dwellings are buffer areas to seperate industrial and business districts from single-family homes.

The commission tabled the matter until Palen receives regulations and building codes from the FHA. Later, Culp told the commission the 40 units his firm wants to build would be on property now owned by Lyle Brierly. He said the firm would not buy the land unless he is able to build on it. Culp was told his preliminary plot plan would have to be redrawn, since one of the new sewer trunk lines would be under one of the proposed buildings. Culp will present his petition to rezone five acres from agricultural to R-4 later.

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10 years experience. ROBERT SNYDER, 828-3997 Ph. custom Call after 5 NOTICE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to "An Act in relation to the use of an assumed name in the conduct or transaction of business in this State," as amended, that a certificate was filed by the undersigned with the County Clerk of McLean County, on the 16th day of December, 1977, under the assumed name of EASTLAND MALL CINEMA II, III, with place of business located at Eastland Shopping Mall, 1651 East Empire Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701. The true name and address of the owner is GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION, 27 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Joyce Reeser, R.

Chenoa, Illinois 61726 is the full name and address of the person owning, conducting and transacting a business under the name of Interior Things, 2424 E. Lincoln Bloomington, Illinois 61701. This publication is being made as provided under the Illinois Revised Statutes (1971) Chapter 96, Section 4. SI Dl NG The best products, work WATCHES ANTIQUE WATCH AND! manship and lower prices are ai Hurlbert's. Call collect, 828-2333.

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