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Used Cars, Trucks Trailers 114 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA -1965; 4-speed, 22,000 miles. Francis Canull, 107 S. Linden, Normal. Ph. 452-2426.

PLYMOUTH-1959 V-8. automatic, radio, good condition, $125. Ph. 829-4872. PONTIAC-1963 Grand Prix, 26,000 tual miles, will accept trade in; Ph.

829-6248. PONTIAC-1964 4 door hardtop with factory exceptionally clean Starchiete $2,295 1963, 1 has BUICK had Electra wonderful 4 door care with factory $2,095 REBBEC MOTOR CO. Your Buick-Pontiac Dealer Open Wed. and Friday till 9. Other Evenings By Appointment EI Paso, Ill.

Phone 54 PONTIAC-1964 Catalina, sport coupe, black interior, like new tires, power steering, 4 speed, excellent condition. Ph. 686-2656 Piper City. PONTIAC 1963 Bonneville convertible, full power, one owner, local powder blue with white top $1795 JONES BUICK-PONTIAC CO. Years With Buick" Pontiac, Ill.

Phone 844-6117 PONTIAC-1964 Tempest 4 door sedan. 326 V8 engine, automatic transmission. radio, deluxe wheelcovers, this car has only 21,000 miles on it and is in like new condition. Only $41.28 per mo. Priced after normal down payment or trade-in.

GOODWIN BROS. MINONK, ILL. Your Ford-Mercury Dealer Open until 9 Monday Thru Friday Sundays 1 to 5. Phone 432-2528 PONTIAC-1962 Tempest 2 door, clean. Perfect running order $650.

913 E. Walnut. RAMBLER- 1964 4 door station wagon 6 cylinder, overhead valve engine standard transmission, radio, two tone green and white, one owner, new car trade-in. FINFROCK RAMBLER Open Eves till Sat. till 6.

Clinton, Ill. Ph. 935-3106 RAMBLER AMERICAN-1959 2-door; radio, straight, A-1. Phone Danvers 963-4551. RAMBLER -American 330, Station Wagon-1964, radio, automatic transmission, still under warranty.

Well cared for, cellent condition, $1,595. Ph. 452-1602. Check with Jackson before you buy any '66 Model 1966 CADILLAC Equipped with all the C.dillac Goodies! Full power all the way plus factory air conditioning, wilt and telescopic steering wheel, automatic door locks, vinyl covered top and many other extras. Retailed for over $6600.

Today at Jackson's $5495 1966 CHEVROLET Impala door hardtop with power steering, power brakes, V-8 engine, automatic transmission and many other extras. Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2695 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury 111 4 door hardtop with the V-8 engine, automatic mission, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, and many other extras. Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2695 1966 DODGE Charger.

V-8 engine, automatic transmission, bucket seats, power steering, power brakes, and many other extras. Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2795 1966 FORD 2 door with the 352 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, and many other tras. Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2695 1966 CHEVROLET SS Impala 2 door hardtop with the 027 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, heater.

Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2795 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury Sport Coupe 2 door hardtop with the V-8 engine, matic transmission, power steering, Factory warranty goes with car. Jackson's Price $2795 1966 PONTIAC Sport Coupe 2-door hardtop with Factory air conditioning. Power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, bucket and many other extras. Factory warranty goes with car.

Jackson's Price $3695 Check With BERT JACKSON'S AUTO WORLD. 400 W. Front, Bloomington Ph. 822-7720 AUTOMOTIVE Used 1 Cars, Trucks Trailers 114 THUNDERBIRD Town hardtop. Fully equipped including FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING.

Last new T-Bird in stock. will give 1-o-n-g deal. Color is springtime yellow with black genuine leather interior. NEW 1966 FORDS with FACTORY AIR. 1965 FAIRLANE "500" Fordor, Cruise-O-Matic, etc.

real buy $1,095 CORVAIR 1963 Monza 4 door sedan. Automatic transmission, small engine, real sharp vinyl interior. One owner. Exceptionally nice $995 FALCON 1962 Fordor, 6 cylinder, standard transmission, low mileage, one owner. $695 FORD SALES Delavan, 111.

Ph. 244-8249 TORONADO-1966. Tinted glass, vacuum trunk lid opener, deluxe chrome wheels, push button radio, accessory package, deluxe seat belts, air conditioning, whitewall tires, rear seat speaker, Sticker price $5,390.01. Year end sale price $4,352.71 MAURER Oldsmobile -Pontiac Clinton, 111. Ph.

935-2144 VALIANT-1961, straight stick $395; 1959 Chevrolet. automatic $350. Both good. Murphy's Used Cars. Ph.

829-4816. VALIANT-1964 Signet door hardtop. 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, heater, all red with whitewalls; perfect condition $1,345 1961 PLYMOUTH Fury, convertible, V8 automatic transmission, power steering. white with black top, whitewalls $695 1958 FORD ton pickup F-100, der, 3 speed, radio, heater $695 MARTEN MOTORS Emden, 111. Phone 3 VOLKSWAGEN-Sedan, 1959, good condition.

Ph. 967-0757, 905 S. University, Normal. VOLKSWAGEN 1962; good condition. One Jeep Universal, 4 wheel drive.

Rolofson Sport Shop, Clinton, Ill. VOLKSWAGEN GHIA COUPE 1961 VERY SHARP THROUGHOUT $895. ALSO 1959 VOLVO TUDOR. A GOOD CAR FOR $495. Ph.

828-6139. CHATSWORTH TRUCK EQUIPMENT Half Mile E. on RI. 24, Chatsworth. Phone 635-3446 CONVERTIBLE-Ford 1959, perfect condition, 209 Imperial Dr.

Ph. 823-8661 after 5. DARNELL BUICK Eureka, Ill. Ph. 135-W GANNON FORD SALES- -CHENOA Just Minutes Away! GOOD USED TRUCKS 1964 CHEVROLET radio.

1964 CHEVROLET 4-speed. 1954 CHEVROLET 1-ton, box and hoist. HANK'S GARAGE- FORD Lexington, Ill. Phone 365-7271 GARDINER CHEVROLE1 -OLDS CHATSWORTH. ILL GW One Year Warranty LANGE Chevrolet Co.

Open Friday Eve. 'Til 9 P.M. Chenoo, Ill. Phone 945-2831 3916 N. Main -Caterpillar Trail, Rt.

116 Ph. 309-699-6231, East Peoria, Ill. HARI MOTOR SALES CadillacPaxton. Ill. Phone 379-2393 TRUCK WANTED flat bed, speed, reasonable; air compressor, 125 pound Ph.

829-5648. USED TRUCKS 1963 Chevrolet Series 60 2 ton; new 327 V8 engine; 5 speed transmission; 2 speed rear; air over hydraulic brakes; new 900-20 tires; new paint; equipped with perfection 498 twin hoist; new Schien 15' grain body. This truck can't be told from new. 1950 Chevrolet 1 ton. Dual tires rear; hinged combination body; new Glencoe twin hoist.

Excellent throughout. 1950 Chevrolet ton. Dual tires rear; grain body; new Glencoe twin hoist. Ready to go to work. 1948 Chevrolet ton pickup.

Good condition. TRUCK SUPPLY CO. 2000 S. Bunn St. Ph.

967-6291 SAM LEMAN CHEVROLET Our Goal Satisfaction Roanoke, Ill. Phone 923-2441 Mobile Homes 115 ALMA-22x8, low cost student housing or travel trailer, excellent condition, sleeps 6, refrigerator, sink, toilet, gas stove, oil heater, new floor, almost new tires, fully insulated, reduced to $600. See at Redbird Sinclair, Main and Willow, Normal. Ph. 452-1913.

Airstream Mann's Mobile Homes North Normal, U.S. 51, Normal, Ill. ANDERSON-1956; 8x44 foot, fully air conditioned, carpeted living room, on lot, TV antenna. Ph. 452-1537 after 5 p.m.

BUDDY 1964-Deluxe Mobile home. 10x50. Large carpeted living room with tip out. 2 bedrooms. Completely set Up with full underpennings.

Oakland Mobile Court No. 29. Ph. 822-3036. RICHARDSON-1962, 2 bedroom, 50x10, conditioned.

Excellent condition. 2609 E. Oakland, Lot 15. Ph. 824-6273.

BIG CLEARANCE SALE-On all New and Used Travel Trailers in stock. RIPPER MOBILE HOMES If you haven't Checked our Deal, you'll never know how much you could have Saved. RHODUS MOBILE HOMES Look at these Specials Two bedroom 10 $2798 Only $295 $49.50 a month. Two bedroom 12 $4395 "It there's anything better than home from Rhodus, It's Rhodus Service" One Mile south, on U.S. 51 Bloomington 824-5435 Trailer Spaces for Rent Bishop Trailer Court.

Heyworth, Ill. Phone 473-3022 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Health forces sale. New 10' wide mobile homes. Priced less than cost. Terms.

Eve. and Sun. Ph. 180 or 1 184 Washburn. Washburn Mobile Home 0 Sales.

Open CONTRACT-1 bedroom Ritzcraft, excellent condition, low down payment, monthly payment like rent; DON'T overlook this exceptional buy. Chief Realty Co. Ph. 822-9440 or 967-7737. MOBIL-LAND INC.

TRAILER PARK PH. 823-8755 West Oakland Ave. to Alexander Rd. turn left, follow signs. OAK PARK MOBILE HOMES Trailer Park and Sales Stewart 10', 12', Dubl-Wide Quality Mobile a Homes Frontage Road-66 South.

Phone 967-6395 See Bill Butler. "The Man with the Cigar," at DELUXE Mobile Home Sales 2706 W. Farmington Road, Peoria, Ill. Ph. 674-6131 WILDER MOBILE Homes Giant Relocation Sale 1910 S.

Main, Bloomington White Space DOES Increase Readership Of Ads I I 1 Bloomington Normal Deaths Mrs. Elizabeth Tully, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Tully, 74, resident of the Heritage Manor, died at St. Joseph's Hospital 4 p.m.

Monday. She entered hospital Saturday. Her body has been donated to Stritch Medical Foundation at Loyola University. The sary will be at the Flynn neral Home at 8 tonight. Mass will be celebrated at Trinity Church at Wednesday.

She was born June 23, at El Paso, a daughter of John Fruin and Mary Doherty Fruin. She was a graduate of the versity of Illinois and did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and the school social work at Washington versity in St. Louis. She was married to Ralph Tully at El Paso in 1920. died in 1954.

She had been ployed by the Department Public Welfare in Woodford McLean Counties as a worker and was also later the board of review of the partment of public welfare, nois Public Aid Commission. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Fitchorn, 1006 Elder; a son, John E. Tully, Santa Ana, two sisters, Mrs. Herbert Reeves, Pasadena, Mrs.

Robert Gibbens, Kalamazoo, a brother, Mark Fruin, El Paso; eight grandchildren. Her husband and nine brothers and sisters preceded her death. She was a member of Holy Trinity Church, the Altar and Rosary Society, the American Legion Auxiliary, and the 8 40 auxiliary. Mrs. Lucille Mock The funeral of Mrs.

Lucille Velma Mock, 42, of 1209 N. Livingston will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Stamper Memorial Home. The Rev. George, Casper will officiate, and burial will be in Park Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call at the memorial home. Mrs. Mock died Monday St. John's Hospital in Springfield. Survivors include her father, Claude Kendall, of 34 Payne Place, Normal, and her mother, Mrs.

Anna Kendal, of N. Livingston. Hilton Jannusch Hilton Jannusch, 71, of R.R. 3 died at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday at Brokaw Hospital.

He was taken to the Metzler Memorial Home. Hospital Notes Hospital For the benefit of patients, Bloomington-Normal hospitals use the following controls for visitors: Hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 until 8:30 p.m.; no children under 12 years of age; not more than two visitors the same time. ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted Freehill, Raphael, 1504 E.

Oakland Warsaw, Edward, Saybrook Stevens, Miss Debra, Downs Kuntz, Everett, Heyworth Kleeman, Mrs. Rosa, Clinton Eads, John Heyworth Watson, John, 1319 S. Madison Gilmore, Gregory, Ellsworth Stermer, William, Peoria Smith, Mrs. Janice, R.R. 2 Ellefson, Duane, Hilltop Trailer Park Wilson, Mrs.

Marcella, 1403 S. Low Space Ferry Tested Successfully Edwards AFB, Calif. (AP)-A NASA test pilot, Milton O. Thompson, sits in the space agency's experimental "flying brick" re -entry vehicle, which was successfully tested at Edwards AFB Tuesday. It is designed to ferry astronauts back to earth from a capsule or space station, landing on earth.

General Electric Names 3 Men To Plant Posts Three new appointments have been made to positions in the manufacturing section at the General Purpose Control Department of General Electric Company, it was announced Tuesday by M. D. Davis, manager of manufacturing in Bloomington. The appointments are David Morse of 1912 Garling Drive, manager of shop operations in small relays; Richard L. Seigel of 219 Magnolia Drive, manager of shop operation in solenoids and relays, and Clarence 0.

Favourite of Lockport, N.Y., manager of shop operations in molding and processes. Mr. Morse began with the company in June 1961 at Lynchburg, Va. He has been at the Bloomington plant since June 1964. He received a bachelor of science degree in industrial engineering from the University of Florida in 1961.

Mr. Seigel joined General Electric in August 1951 in Schenectady, N.Y. His positions have included methods and planing specialist, equipment specialist and, until his recent promotion, was methods, planning and time standard specialist. He has attended New York State Teachers College in Albany, N.Y. Mr.

Favourite comes to the Bloomington plant from Lockport. He was a supervisor of production and purchasing for a plastics molding firm there. He had been a supervisor of molding and finishing for 10 years at the General Electric plant in Decatur. He began with General Electric at Fort Wayne, in 1923. Collision Brings Firemen, Charge Normal firemen were called out at 4:02 p.m.

Monday to wash down gasoline spilled from a car following an accident at School and Willow. Ruby, L. Mohr, 58, of R.R. 1, Normal, one of the drivers, was charged with failure to grant right-of-way to a vehicle driven by Milo Marquis, 50, of R.R. 1, Normal.

Neither driver was injured. The Mohr woman will appear Aug. 3 in magistrate court to answer the charge placed by police. Damage to the bound Marquis car was estimated at $800. The Mohr car, headed north, was damaged to the tune of about $200, police said.

Senior Ettien Faces Charge Edward F. Ettien of MobilLand Trailer Park will appear Aug. 3 in Magistrate Court to answer a contributing to the dependency and neglect of chil-1 dren charge filed against him by Normal police. He is free on $40 bond. Ettien was charged following the June 29 arrest of five youths involved in a fight at 1210 Emeline, Normal.

One of the five boys was his son. The five were charged with unlawful possession of liquor, assault and batery. Morals Count Placed on Pair Park Supt. Grover Katthoefer Monday signed public indecency complaints against two men arrested in the restroom at Miller Park's animal house. Arrested shortly after noon Monday were Joseph Lynn Collier.

29, and Elmer W. Langhoff, 52, both of Bloomington. An additional charge of resisting arrest was lodged against Collier. Collier posted $50 in bonds and Langhoff $25 for hearings Friday in Magistrate Court. Pantagraph, Bloomington, Tuesday, July 12, 1906.

19- Top Army Enlisted Man Washington (AP)-William O. Wooldridge, 43, is administered the oath of his rank as first Sergeant Major of the Army by Gen. Harold K. Johnson, Army chief of staff. in ceremonies at the Pentagon.

Central Illinois Deaths Cornelius M. Flynn CULLOM (PNS) Cornelius M. Flynn, 79, formerly of Emington, died at the Odell Shelter at 2:20 p.m. Monday. He had been a patient there the past three and a half years.

His funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's Catholic Church in Cullom conducted by the Rev. O. T.

Fulton. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Visitation will be this evening at the Stewart Funeral Home in Cullom. William J.

McCrea WAYNESVILLE (PNS) William J. McCrea, 56, died unexpectedly at 4:10 a.m. Monday at his home near Waynesville. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the G.

H. Tuttle home in Atlanta. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery at Waynesville. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the Tuttle home. The Quiram Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.

Louis Parr MASON CITY Louis Parr, 91, of Mason City died at 5:20 a.m. Monday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. A retired farmer, he was a resident of the Christian Nur" sing Home in Mason City. He was taken to Holland and Barry Funeral home in Lincoln. Arrangements are incomplete.

Esther Teichmann LINCOLN (PNS) Mrs. Esther Teichmann, 71, of 1306 N. Kankakee, died at 11:30 p.m. Sunday at a hospital in Jacksonville. She was taken to Holland and Barry Funeral Home in Lincoln.

Arrangements are in- complete. Mrs. Lillie Bruce LINCOLN (PNS) Mrs. TROOPER CURBS RAIN DANCE A rain dance on Interstate 55 early Tuesday brought a Chicagoan nothing but "thunder." Jerry Simmons, 35, was dancing on I-55 near 1 Illinois 9 when the booming voice of Trooper Robert Clifford brought the dance to a halt about 2:30 a.m. The dance cost Simmons $15 in Magistrate Court for obstructing persons on a highway.

Air Pollution Hearing Set The Illinois Air Pollution Control Board has set 10 a.m. July 27 at the village hall in Monsanto for its July meeting. The eight-member board is scheduled to vote on the Morris Tick Company's request for permission to continue open burning under specified conditions. The Tick case was heard at a public hearing in May. Payroll Check Listed Stolen A $95 payroll check was reported stolen from an unlocked locker at Keith's Bakery, 508 W.

Olive, Monday. Charles H. Long Jr. of 1604 S. Center said he placed his check in his trousers pocket and put the garment in his locker about 9:15 a.m.

Monday. He discovered the check missing about 3:30 p.m. town Lillie died Dale at Bruce, 8:10 85, of Monday p.m. at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. She was taken to Holland and David Morse Richard Seigel Clarence Favourite Loaned-Radio Theft Reported A $42 radio she loaned June 23 has been stolen, Sharon Shoutz of 1113 Broadway, Normal, told Bloomington police Monday evening.

She said she left the radio at a friend's house and when she went to pick it up Monday the friend told her the radio had been stolen. Austgen Motors, Inc. Pontiac, Ill. Is Celebrating Their 10th ANNIVERSARY With A GIGANTIC SALE on New CADILLACS OLDSMOBILES This is your chance to cash in on our extra big trade-in allowances. We need good clean used cars.

Gifts for Everyone Refreshments Door Prize- -Portable TV AUSTGEN MOTORS, INC. City Route 66 116 Pontiac, Ill. Ph. 842-1143 Cadillac Oldsmobile Pantagraph Photo Club To Seat Knuckles Raymond Knuckles of 205 Parkview Drive will be installed president of the Bloomington Exchange Club at a luncheon meeting Wednesday in the Rogers Hotel. Mr.

Knuckles succeeds Warren Spahr in the office. Other officers are Raymond Burgess, vice-president; John Luedtke, secretary; and Theodore Jordan, treasurer. New board members are Louis F. Ulbrich, Charles F. Finkbiner, Paul Hudelson and Robert Fischer.

Meteors are composed chiefly of iron, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Dismissed Lloyd, Jeffrey, Mackinaw Steers, Miss Vicki, 217 Sunnyside Court Delbridge, Mrs. Mary 1611 S. Center Bailey, Miss Christine, 305 W. MacArthur Walden, Mrs.

Carol, 1213 S. Koch Graning, Mrs. Norma, Downs Kelley, Mrs. Roger and baby girl, 114 Greenwood Bailey, Mrs. Larry and baby girl, 1605 S.

Main Norrick, Mrs. Larry and baby girl, Kenney Bennington, Mrs. William and baby boy, 1916 E. Jackson MENNONITE Admitted Leonard, Mrs. Floyd, Odell LaVallier, Larry, Chenoa Andrus, Mrs.

Loren, 301 E. Grove Ingold, Mrs. Clarence, 1111 N. Colton Reany, Leroy, Meadows Carey, Robert, Mackinaw Cole, Mrs. Ross, Ross Drive Stem, Mrs.

Leonore, Pekin Wilson, Lyle, Gridley Starnes, Mrs. Fred, 1100 E. Grove Soderstrom, Mrs. Roger, 1205 Morrissey Drive Baumgart, Miss Barbara, Hudson Eymann, John, Chenoa Visel, Miss Phyllis, Hudson Terven, Mrs. Dorothy, 913 N.

Center King, Mrs. John, 809 Osage, Normal Bagwell, Mrs. Jesse, 505 S. Roosevelt Otto, Arthur, Danvers Johnson, Mrs. David, 1620 W.

Locust Whitlow, Scott, Lexington Dickey, Mrs. Fanny, 605 Pine, Normal Dismissed Steffen, Frank, Colfax Kaufman, Miss Carmen, Hudson Powell, Orville, Vandalia West, Noah, Pinellas Park, Fla. Warrick, Mrs. Lillian, Atlanta Dagley, Isaac, Atlanta Carter, Mrs. Esther, 501 E.

University Patterson, John, 609 W. Empire Sweckard, Mrs. Gerald and baby boy, Mackinaw Roberts, Mrs. Gerald and baby girl, 906 S. Center White, Mrs.

Dale and baby girl, 604 S. Roosevelt BROKAW Admitted Swanson, Miss Sara, 1517 E. Grove Tompkins, Miss Mary Beth, Le Roy Hays, Miss Holeeta W. Monroe Tate, Marion 10 Ethell Parkway Kiper, Mrs. Ralph, Chenoa Stanger, Mrs.

Florence, 416 E. Grove Jones, Miss Louise, 504 Kingsley, Normal Bilyeu, Thomas, 324 Glenn, Normal Eaves. Miss Betsy Ann, 1906 Owens Drive Tucker, James, 1201 Crescent Lane, Normal Struck, Clint, Minier Barry Funeral Home here. Ar rangements are incomplete, Arthur H. Decker LINCOLN (PNS) Funeral service 1 for Arthur H.

Decked of Lincoln, who died at 10:00 a.m. Sunday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Fricke Memorial Home with the Rev. Dean Sloniger officiating. Burial will be in Zion cemetery.

Visitation will be 7-9 o'clock tonight at the funeral home. Miss Louise G. Small LINCOLN (PNS) Miss Louise G. Small, 70, of Lincoln, longtime school teacher here, died Monday evening at a hospital in Jacksonville. She was brought to Holland and Barry Funeral Home here.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. Mary Wolfe ROANOKE (PNS) Mrs. Mary (Ella) Wolfe, 69, died at 6:20 a.m. Monday at Eureka Hospital where she had been a patient since Thursday night.

Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Remmert Funeral Home with the Rev. Oliver Zivney officiating. Burial will be in Roanoke City Cemetery. Visitation will be 7-9 o'clock Dismissed Primm, Ralph, 411 Orlando, Normal Nelson, Mrs.

Clarence, Hudson Kerr, Mrs. Arthur, 303 E. Jefferson Gaddy, Vern, W. Front Packwood, Mrs. Mary 1206 Belt, Normal Sallade, William 0., 905 N.

Hinshaw Chesebro, Miss Nina, 120 Eisenhower Drive Jiles, Mrs. David, Pontiac Shoemaker, Mrs. Ronald, Colfax Appleton, Jeffrey, 506 S. Roosevelt Bennett, Miss Debra, 410 Circle Drive Rinkenberger, Daniel, Gridley ST. MARY'S Streator Admitted Krueger, Ottto, Rutland Dornbush, Mrs.

Henry, Minonk Maiors, Mrs. Carl, Cornell Gillam, Willard Dwight Dismissed Adams, Miss Diana, Dwight McCormick, C. Atley, Long Point Gill, Mrs. Long Point Flattery, James, Dwight Conroy, Mrs. Jack, Minonk McMillan, Miss Deborah, Rutland Vinecore, Lewis, Rutland Patchett, Mrs.

Marvella, Dwight Battrell, Mrs. Oakley, Dwight Hale, Miss Mary, Ancona FAIRBURY Admitted Kroll, Joe, Chatsworth Game, Maynard, Chatsworth Taulbee, David, Chenoa Furrero, Kenneth, Wolcott, Ind. Dismissed Wenger, Larry, Forrest King, Leah, Fairbury Herrli, Ernest, Anchor GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibson City Admitted Short, Raymond, Saybrook Edwards, Randy, Anchor Dismissed Smith, Morri Maurice, Gibson City Tribbey, Mrs. Edna, Paxton Lange, Mrs. Jenny, Cropsey Harding, Mrs.

Margaret, Gibson City Zook, Mrs. Roy and daughter, Bellflower Crossman, Miss Barbara, Gibson City ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Tucker, Ronald, Pontiac Eggenberger, Herman, Pontiac Gaisford, William, Minonk Dismissed Ellinger, Mrs. Albert, Saunemin Matzen, John, Dwight Peterson, Mrs. Minnie, Emington Beck, Mrs.

Frederick, Pontiac Alberts, Mrs. Ronald, Odell Sandiforth, Miss Hilda, Saunemin Law, Mrs. Eugene, Pontiac Bockman, David, Cornell Finkenbinder, Mrs. Raymond, Odell JOHN WARNER Clinton Admitted Meadows, Mrs. Lelia, Kenney Long, Anthony, Waynesville Parker, Mrs.

Joan, Clinton Callison, Mrs. Sharon, De Witt Dimsissed Bennett, Minor, Lane Lobb, Mrs. Martha, Clinton Thorp, Nelson, Clinton Sympson, Arthury, Clinton Hubbell, Mrs. Edith, Clinton Mearida, Carl, Wapella Brinkley, Mrs. Vella, Clinton tonight at the funeral home.

George E. Steen PEKIN (PNS) Funeral for George Everett Steen, 77, of 1201 Dell who died Saturday at Glasgow, was to be at 3 p.m. today in the Kuecks Funeral Home here. The Rev. Glen Sims will officiate.

Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery. Ambrose L. Carmody PEKIN (PNS) Ambrose L. Carmody, 71, R.R. 2, Pekin, a retired baker, died at 10:40 a.m.

Monday at Pekin Memorial Hospital. He had been a patient since June 6 and in failing health 11 years. His funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Preston Funeral Home and 9 a.m. in St.

Joseph's Church. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Visitation will be 6-9 o'clock tonight at the funeral home with the Rosary at 8 o'clock. Frank L. Finnell PONTIAC (PNS) Frank L.

Finnell, 87, of 520 N. Main, died at 12:15 p.m. Monday in St. James Hospital. He had been in failing health five years and seriously ill two weeks.

His funeral will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Rev. J. T.

Shields officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation will after 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Harris Funeral Home where the Rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m.

He was born Jan. 10, 1879, in Pike Township, a son of John and Anna Nolan Finnell. He attended rural schools. He married Nora Bower, June 10, 1902, at Pontiac. Surviving are his wife; a son, Leo, R.R.

1, Chenoa; three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Dougherty, Chicago; Mrs. Lucille Shaw, 1916 Owens ington; Mrs. Nora Mae Ralphe, Des Plaines; sister, Mrs. James Hayes, El Paso; nine grandchildren and 29 greatgrandchildren.

He was a member of St. Mary's Church. He farmed all his life until retiring in 1953 when he moved to Pontiac..