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he in in in ill in 0 a I 1 Central Illinois Deaths any expressions of sympathy may be made in the form contributions to the Evangelical United Methodist Church, Donald W. Wink PONTIAC 1PNS) Donald William Wink, 43, R.R. 1. died at 8 am Wednesday at his home. He had been failing health several years and had been seriousty ill since October.

His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home, The Rev, Oliver H. Carlson will officiate, Burial will be in South Side Cemetery, Visitation will be from $9 o'clock tonight at the funeral home. He was born June 15, 1906, rural Fairbury, son of William H.

and Alvine Winterland Wink. He attended Lakeside and Chenoa schools. He manned Doris Fillingham Feb. 2. 1947, at Pontiac.

Surviving are his wife; a son, Farm Ca Sins Melvin E. Sima, president of FS Services, has been reelected to a second term 46 president of the Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Sims WAS endorsed for another one-year term during the group's 41st annual meeting at Hollywood, Fla. He operates a grain and livestock farm near Liberty. "It must be made abundantly clear that the cooperative vehicle is the farmer's only recourse in competing with corporations which are completely integrated in the food business." said Sims in his address. Birkenholz To Address Soil Savers Dr.

Dale Birkenholz of Illinois State University will speak Friday at the annual meeting of the McLean County Soil and Water Conservation District. William Rutherford. cootdinator of environmental affairs for the State of Illinois, had been scheduled to speak. Mr. Rutherford has been called to Chicago in connection with a session on environment with President Nixon.

Mr. Birkenholz will discuss the educational and recreational potential of the Funks Grove area as a public facility. The meeting begins with a luncheon at 11:30 at the Sinorak Restaurant. COMING PUBLIC SALES Be sure that your public sale is listed In this directory will be published every dev except Sunday Listing will begin 21 days betore the te'e provided minimum size advertisement inches is used or more times in The Daily Pantagraph Sales using less than this minimum amount of space will be listed 6 dave prior to sale. FEB.

5-Leland Bohlander. EI Paso. Closing Out Sale. Leonard Stonier. Auc tioneer FEB.

5- Ralph Arnold Estate, Melvin, Closing Out Sale. Gravlin and Shambrook, FEB. 5-Doubet-Coartney Co. and Potter Implement Edelstein, Ill. Machin.

ery Sale, Van Hyfte, Van Hyfte Cowser, Auctioneers. FEB. 6-Arnold Thorne Estate, Odell, Closing Out Sale. Immke and Trunk. Auctioneers.

FEB. 6-Estate of J. Turner, McLean, Ill. Closing Out Sale. Murphy and Kindred, Auctioneers.

FEB. 7-Bryan "Chuck" Powell, Coltax, 111 Closing Out Sale. Dale Hammitt, Auctioneer FEB. 1-Melvin Kart, Wapella, Ill. CIOsIng Out Sale.

Murphy and Kindred, Auctioneers. FEB. 7-Frank Corkill, Kempton. ClosIng Out Sale. Trunk and Feller.

Auctioneers. FEB. 7-- Granville Coop (1HC). Granville, Ill. Closing Out Sale.

Cavinder -Link Auction Service. Gibson City, Auctioncers. FEB. 1-Leonard W. Alsup, Kenney, 11.

Closing Out Sale. Warren Martin Auc. tion Co. FEB. 7-Melvin Karr, Wapella.

Closing Out Sale. Murphy and Kindred, Auctioneers. FEB. 7-Vincent Lee, Lincoln. Closing Out Sale.

Chan Fuller. Auctioneer. FEB. 9-Sid Waddell, Manito. till.

Closing Out Sale. Mike Fahnders, Auctioneer FEB. international, Mc- Lean, Ill. 8th Annual Auction Sale. Harold Kindred.

Fred Murphy, Auctioneers. FEB. 10-Irvin Hickman and Roy H. Wittig, Monticello. Closing Out Sale.

Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB. 10- Clarence Lucas, Ellsworth, Closing Out Sale. Harold Kindred, tioneer. FEB.

10-Art and Charles Grotevant, Odell. Closing Out Sale, Carl Ronnow, Auctioneer. FEB. 10-John B. Lewis, Delavan, 111.

Farm Sale. Fahnders Albers, tioneers. FEB. 12-Kenneth Winters Estate, Gray. mont, 111.

Closing Out Sale. Carl Ron now. Auctioneer. FEB. 13-Lyle Stewart, El Paso Closing Out Sale.

Kingdon and Feller. Auctioneers. FEB. 13-Fred H. Flessner, Saunemin, Ill.

Closing Out Sale. Immke Trunk, Auctioneers. FEB. 14-Bert Marlett, Stanford. Closing Sale.

Fred Murphy, Auctioneer. FEB. 14- Vernell G. Scheirer, Metamora. Closing Out Sale.

Harold and Eldon Zobrist, Auctioneers. FEB. 14-Mrs. Bernadine Goffinet, Blue Mound. Closing Out Sale.

Warren Mar tin Auction Auctioneers. FEB. 14-Mrs. Ray Kessinger, Colfax, Ill. Closing Out Sale.

Dean Yoder and Ken Coulter, Auctioneers. FEB. 14 James E. Sparks, Lincoln, ing Out Sale. Sweeter T.

Wiggers, Auctioneer. FEB. 16-W. J. "BIll" Brunk, McLean, Ill.

Closing Out Sale. Murphy and Gaule, Auctioneers. FEB. 16 Doyle and Janice Dozey, Paxton, 111. Closing Out Sale.

Stagen and Feller, Auctioneers. FEB. 16-- R. C. "Bud" Taylor, Mahomet, Ill.

Implement Sale. Martin, Vaughan, Huber. Auctioneers FEB. 16 Victor Burgett Estate, Manito, Ill. Closing Out Sale, Fahnders, Goetze Parkin, Auctioneers.

FEB. 17-Harry Anderson, Clinton, 111. Closing Out Sale. Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB.

17-Emmett Coughlin, Kinsman, 111. Closing Out Sale. Carl Ronnow, tioneer. FEB. 17-Dick Dean, Le Roy, 111.

Closing Out Sale. Le Roy Auction Service. FEB. 18-W. Eugene Lowery, Weldon, Ill.

Closing Out Sale. Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB. 1 18-Bill Hirst, Towanda, Ill. ClosIng Out Sale.

Dean Yoder and Dan Kinsella, Auctioneers. 'Bert' Doss Dies Delbert H. Doss, 5 Payne Place, Normal, a for. mer circus performer and Bloomington businessman, died at his home at 5:30 Thursday, He had been in ill health for some time. Mr.

Doss learned his trade of circus aerialist in the old Ward flying barn in 1915, He was member of the Plying Wards from 1918 to 1927. Mr. Doss retired from circus life prior to 1940. He and his wife. the late Agnes E.

Doss, operated the Circus Roller Rink at 1606 S. Stain for many years beginning in 1939. Airs. Doss died in 1900. He was taken to the Beck Memorial Home.

STOCK MARKET COM JONES AVERAGES on a Ciening SARCA 6 am Volume 000 Shares 3 1 Aver case SO DON JONES INDUSTRIALS (Figures furs Wee Allied Chemical ARE Glass FREE OP Gamble Sears Teras UR OR A Unemictel Ciene AREA STOCKS Power Nar1 Student Meting 12 Mercer (Mont. Medine Ware National UNICA Penner. Steak MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NEW YORK TUPI) active stocks traded on New Stock Exchanse Wednesday. Ciose Telex Co Chrysler Memorer See Computer Teraco LifteR Ind Conti Oil Occidental Sperry Rand $5.100 Control Data Abbott Am 78.400 Polaroid 78.100 UAL Inc Am Airlines 71.800 MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK (UPI)-Markets glance the close on Wednesday: Stocks -Lower in moderately active trading. Bonds -Irregular.

U.S. Government Bonds--Higher in quiet American Stocks 3-Higher in moderately active trading, London Cotton Futures -Slightly higher. ChICAgO Grain Futures- -Wheat closed off 10 up cent: corn off 10 oats off to rye off 10 up soybeans off to up Hogs uneven, under lb. 50 cents to $1.00 higher, over lb. 25.

to 50 250 cents higher, top $31.00. Cattle 50 cents higher, $31.25. Sheep not enough any class for price test. STANDARD NEW YORK hourly indexes equals 10.) 11 a.m. Noon p.m.

2 p.m. Close Prev Close a.m. Noon p.m. Prev Close POOR'S INDEXES (UPI)-Standard Poor's for Wednesday. (1941-43 425-Ind 20-RR $5-Util 500-Stks 95.66 36.54 54.68 87.04 95.17 36.62 54.40 86.60 94.89 36.45 54.19 86.33 94.66 36.50 54.28 86.14 94.78 36.54 54.28 86.24 95.38 36.46 541.1 86.77 36.03 54.06 85.74 35.93 54.10 85.62 36.01 54.03 85.45 36.54 54.28 86.24 MARKET INDEXES UPI Indicator 91.80 pc off 0.72 pc NYSE Index 48.19 off 0.34 ASE Index 25.51 off 0.21 Dow -Jones Ind 754.42 off 3.04 500 Stocks 86.24 off 0.53 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CINICAGO 51.

5005 Beers Supply 000. cows de- canner Ana ESTIMATED LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK CATTLE SNEER Estimate VAR 130 00 NiR. m016 24 567 ado 0.20 DE 18 SPIRE De 00 230 26 410 24 we 2a 000 CATTLE NO SPORE MARKERS SPRINGFIELD 009 Merle 00 Me De 20 an Te 00 AnD DUD a6 24 80 SPRINGFIELD LIVESTOCK Signer 820 90 g0 08 330 824.66 choice 26-47 CIER 92 20 LIVE NOGS: 48. 98 44 4 The Pantagraph Feb. 5, 1970 BOARD OF TRADE Henry W.

Zehr WASHINGTON (PNS) -Henry W. Zehr, 82, a retired farmer, died at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday at his residence, following an ittaess of four months. His funeral will be held at p.m. Priday, at the Evangelical United Methodist Church, of which was a member.

The Rev, Robert Hartman will offi. ciate, Burial will be Glen Dale Cemetery, Visitation will be an hour prior to the service at the church. White Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, was born Jan. 16, 1808, at Arapahor, a son of Peter and Cristiana Scharpf Zehr, He married Anna E. Schuck Jan.

16, 1919, at Farmdale. She died Dee, 5, 1965, in Peoria. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Freida Zehr and Mrs. Rose Sevier, Peoria; a brother, Gearge, Sun City, Ariz. The family has suggested that No Word On Rail Crossing Normal officials were toid Wednesday by the Illinois Division of Highways that plans are too preliminary to determine whether a grade separation will be provided at Fort Jesse Road and the Gulf, Mobile Ohio Railroad.

The state is designing a new U.S. City 65 route through Nor. ral from Main Street east to US. 66. State const: uction of that re outing was part of its eement with Normal last ing in supporting Normal's sed $3.4 million major 6.

cet prog am. Earlier this year, a state highway official told Twin City officials that the state would not put in a grade separation at Fort Jesse and the Mayor Charles Baugh, Ad. ministrator David Anderson, City Engineer Sam Wylie and Herman Dirks, director of the county's regional planning commission, met Wednesday in Springfield with State Sen. William Harris, R-Pontiac, and highway officials. Normal officials thought the state would provide an overpass or underpass at Fort Jesse: and the as part of the U.S.

City 66 rerouting. Mr. Anderson said Thursday that highway officials said 1 they had never agreed to put in the grade separation. Mark Alan, al home: his of parents. Pontiac; a brother, Larry, Pontiac; three sisters, Strs.

Rosemarie Lewis and Airs. Patricia Pogarty, Pontiac; Sirs. Margaret Semmen, Chicago, Phillip E. Heenan PONTIAC (PAS) Phillip Emmett Heenan, 80, died at 3:55 pm. Wednesday al Livingston County Nursing Home.

He had been six weeks, His funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church. The It. Rev, Msgr.

J. T. Shields will St. officiate. Burial will be at Cemetery, Visitation will be from 49 Friday at Raleigh J.

Har, ris Funeral Home, The Rosary Odell. son of John and Mary will be recited at 8 p.m. He was born May 11, 1897, at 1 Cleary Heenan. lie attended Odell schools and married Margaret Agnes Fogarty in Odell. She died Oct.

16. 1957. Surviving are two sons, John and Phill Pontiac: 11 grandchildren and two grandchildren. Leo P. Ralph DWIGHT -Leo Ralph, 74, of Campus died at 6:15 a.m, Wednesday at Chicago nursing home.

His funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church at Campus, with the Rev. 0. L. Munie officiating.

Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Visitation will be from o'clock tonight and 3-5 and 79 Friday at the Von Qualen Funeral Home. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday. He was born Sept. 9, 1895, at Campus, a son of James and Sarah Kane Ralph.

He married Irene Kelly Feb. 1, 1922, at Campus. She died in 1951. Surviving are a brother, Laurence Ralph, South Bend, IntabethBoyer, sisters, Lacon; MIES. Catherine Cregg.

Athens, Mrs. Veronica Flood. Chicago. Peter Halstead LINCOLN (PNS)-Peter F. Halstead, 88, of 303 Williamette, a retired farmer, died at 3 a.m.

Wednesday at St. John's Hospital in Springfield. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Fricke Memorial Home, with the Rev. David P.

Dees officiating. Burial will be (in Richmond Grove Cemetery near New Holland. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. He was born in Logan County, Oct. 26, 1881, a son of George and Mary Schmidt Halstead.

His marriage to Mabel Lingenfelter took place at Pierce, Jan. 15, 1908. She survives with two sons, Marion, Chicago; Roland, Mount Pulaski; two daughters, Mrs. Fern Steinhauer, Easton; Mrs. Velma Holmes, New Holland; 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

William L. Rich WAYNESVILLE (PNS) William Lester "Bid" Rich, 76, died at 12:55 a.m. Tuesday at John Warner Hospital, Clinton, where he had been a patient for two weeks. His funeral was to be at 1:30 p.m. today at the Pullen-Boos Funeral Home, Clinton, with the Rev.

Hubert Hinten officiating. Burial was to be in Evergreen Cemetery, Waynesville. He was born Feb. 23, 1893, in Waynesville, a son of William and Almeda Maxwell Rich. He married Bertha Shifflet Aug.

12, 1915. She died Jan. 26, 1954. Surviving are three sons, Howard, Wilmington; Herman and Tom, Atlanta; four VINCENT LEE NEW HOLLAND, ILLINOIS CLOSING OUT SALE Saturday, February 7, 1970 Starting at 10:30 A.M. Having sold my lease I will sell the following described property on the farm located 8 miles west of Lincoln, Illinois, on Route 10, then 1 mile north and mile east miles east of New Holland on Route and 1 mile north and mile east.

54. HEAD OF ANGUS CATTLE 54 REGISTERED ANGUS HERD consisting of: 24 head of Reg. Angus cows-3 to 7 yrs. old-5 with calves side; 4 bred Reg. heifers to calve in 1 7-yr.

old Registered herd bull (Bardoliermere) of G. V. 11 head of steer calves; 9 head of heifer calves. CATTLE EQUIPMENT: new 300 bu. self-feeder; 1-17' hay bunk; 1-12' loading chute on rubber; 1 feed bunk; 3 water tanks; new Sunbeam animal clippers (2 heads); show equipment.

FARM MACHINERY: 1949-U Minneapolis-Moline tractor; 1948-U Minneapolis-Moline tractor, (both with pistons, high compr. heads, M-5 manifolds); 1943 Z. Minneapolis-Moline with pistons; set duals; 4 sets wheel weights; 1968-51'6" Kewanee auger; 11'-3" Kewanee wheel disc; row Minn. -Moline 4 row Minn. Moline hoe; 4-6' Sect.

Kewanee harrow; 7 row Twin-Drolic sprayer with drops; 4 row mounted Minn.Moline corn planter; 7' tractor mower: 3-14" Minn. -Moline plow; 3-16" plow; Kilbros gravity wagon with J.D. gears; tractor spreader; John Deere drill with grass seeder; Cale stalk shredder; 2 flare bed wagons on rubber; electric fence posts; 28' ext. ladder; 22' Hahn Eclipse lawn mower; 4 rolls woven wire; 6 square posts; round posts; lumber; tank heater; air compressor: comfort cover; pipe dies; shop tools; platform scales; other Items too numerous to mention. BABY FURNITURE: Babee-Tenda; 6 yr.

crib, (both in excellent condition); some household furniture. ANTIQUES: 2 hand corn shellers; 2 cream cans; post press drill. HAY: 2,000 bales wire tied clover-alfalfa hay (no rain); 300 bales wire tied wheat straw. 1968 TRUCK 1968 1968 1-ton Chevrolet, 327 V-8 engine, with hoist, stock racks, fully equipped, 8,500 miles (like new). Terms: Cash day of sale betore removal of property.

Not in case of accidents. Lunch served by Holland Men's Club. responsible, VINCENT LEE, OWNER Steve Walsh, Clerk Col. Chan Fuller, Auctioneer daughters, Sirs, Ollie Long and Mrs. Biddy Bristow, McLean: Sirs, Roletta Hubner, Macki naw; Miss Colene Rich, Waynesville; grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren; two brothers, Fred, Hallsville; John Tremont; five sisters, Airs.

Ella Mara, Airs. Pearl McCrea, O' Mrs. Effie Con and Sirs, Mayme Preh, all Airs. Jessie Kelly, Waynesville; Enden. Roy B.

Warner MACKINAW (PNS)-Roy Warner, 54, of Rock Island, died at 5:45 p.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital in Rock Island, He had been a patient one week and ill one year, He was a for, me. Allentown resident. His funeral will be Friday at the Wheeler Funeral Horne in Rock Island.

Visitation will be today, Surviving are his wife: his mother, Peoria: daughter. Mrs. Ronald Dall, Moline: a brother, Francis Warner, Pekin; three sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Moore, Morton: Clifton Frederick, Creve Coeur: Atre. D.

0, Hartlep, Needles, two grandchildren. Arthur Phillips LE ROY (PNS) Arthur Phillips, 81, of Chico, a former Le Roy resident, died at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Chico. His funeral and burial will be Friday at Chico. Mr.

Phillies was born March 12, 1888, in Le Roy, a son of Doe and Minerva Surfield Phillips. He married Lena Robertson in Le Roy about 50 years ago. He attended Le Roy rural schools and Le Roy High School. Surviving are his wife: two sons, lio and Donald, both California; a brother, Charlie, Le Roy: four grandchildren. Af-.

Phillips farmed south of Le Roy before becoming the owner and operator of grocery store in Le Roy. He moved with his family to California about 25 years ago. Mrs. Marie Miller PAXTON (PNS) Mrs. Marie Miller, 83, died at 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday at her home of an apparent heart attack. Her funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Brown- Miller Funeral Home, the Rev. William White officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Piper City.

Visitation will be from and 7-9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. The Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Mrs. Miller was born April 30.

1886, at Chicago. She attended Chicago, schools and was married to Nicholas Miller. They moved to Piper City in 1922. He died in 1956 and she moved to Paxton in 1964. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Florence Garrelts, Buckley; Mrs. Marie Camerth, Yuma, a son, Edward. Paxton. Adolph F. Bielfeldt GIBSON CITY (PNS)- F.

Bielfeldt, 90, died at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at Gibson Community Hospital annex. His funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church, near Anchor.

The Rev. Alexander Youck will officiate and burial will be 'in the church cemetery. Visitation will begin at 5 p.m. Friday at the Lamb Funeral Home. He will be taken to the church at noon Saturday.

Surviving are his wife; five sons, Fred, Sibley; Walter, Ralph, Junior and Robert, Anchor; three daughters, Mrs. Amanda Stiegman, Nashville; Mrs. Velma Wichmann, Melvin; Mrs. Evelyn Salyards, El Paso; 27 grandchildren; 32 great- grandchildren; a brother, Fred. Anchor, Seven sisters, a brother, two sons, twe grandchildren and three great grandchildren preceded him in death.

The family has suggested that any expressions of sympathy may be made in the form of contributions St. John's Lutheran Church, Walter Glowacki MINONK (PNS) funeral of Walter A. Glowacki, who died unexpectedty Tuesday, will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday al St. Patrick's Church with the Rev.

Lee Pleiffer officiating. Burial will be the church cemetery, Visitation will be after 4 p.m. today at Folkers. Memorial Home where the BRosary will be at 7:30 p.m. Surviving are a brother, Leo, of Minonk, with whom be made his home: two sisters, Airs.

Rose Knoll and Mrs. Bernice, Halagiera, both of Minonk, Elmer Leimbach LINCOLN, (PNS) Elmer Leimbach, 76, a retired farmer, died 8 p.m. Wednesday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church.

The Rev. A. J. Gold. berger will officiate.

Burial will be in Mount Pulaski Cemetery, Visitation will bel from 24 and 79 p.m. Friday at Holland and Barry Funeral Home, He will be taken to the church at 1 p.m. Saturday. Surviving are his wife; a son, Wilford, R.R. 3, Lincoln: brother.

Louis, Chestnut: sister. Mrs. Lillie Geyer, Mount Pulaski: a grandson and two great-grandchildren. The family has suggested that any expressions of sympathy may be rade in the form of contribution to Zion Lutheran Church. James Camper HEYWORTH -James Camper, 83, was dead on arrival at Mennonite Hospital in Bloomington at 11:15 p.m.

Wednesday. He was brought to Stensel Baugh, Wife Injured Normal Mayor Charles L. Baugh, 43, and his wife, Norma, 41, were injured about 7:30 a.m. Thursday in a collision near Springfield. Both were taken to St.

John's Hospital, Springfield, but released after treatment. Sangamon County sheriff's deputies said the couple's car, driven by Mayor Baugh, overturned at the intersection of Andrew Road and Illinois 124 north of Springfield. The Baughs were towing a second car which went off the road as they hit a bump, police said. PRODUCE CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO (AP)-BUTTER-Wholesale buying 90 prices: 93 score AA 92 A EGGS buying prices: grade A whites mediums 50; standards POTATOES -Arrivals 37: on track 140; total U.S. shipments 261; old -carlot track sales Idaho russets 5.00; Minnesota North Dakota round reds 3.25-3.60; new---no sales reported.

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE LOUIS (AP) Eggs, consumer grades: A large 48-53, A medium 44-49, A small 33-38, large a 45-49; wholesale grades: standard 40-42, medium 36-38; unclassified 32-34. Hens: heavy 14; light over lbs. 10; under Ibs. Broilers and fryers for this week's delivery.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF 128 ACRES IMPROVED FARM LAND DATE: February 7, 1970 TIME: 10:00 A.M. PLACE: SMITH SMITH LAW OFFICE OHIO CLINTON, ILL. LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAITMON BEELER FARM The North of the Northeast of Section 1, Township 19 North, Range 3 East of the 3rd Principal Meridian, and all that portion of the East of the Southeast of Section 36, Township 20 North, Range 3 East of the 3rd Principal Meridian, lying south of the center line of Salt Creek, situated in the County of De Witt and State of Illinois. SELLER Thomas Cooper as Executor of the Will of May Beeler, Deceased. TERMS 1969 taxes payable in 1970 to be paid by seller.

Possession March 1970 Sealed bids (no deadline) Bidders can be present and raise bid. Seller reserves right to reject all bids. of the purchase price in cash on day of sale. Balance due and payable within 80 days from date of sale. ATTORNEYS FOR SELLER THOMAS COOPER SMITH SMITH EXECUTOR OF WILL OHIO BUILDING MAY BEELER, DECEASED CLINTON, ILL.

61727 R.R.2 PHONE: 985-2183 CLINTON, ILLINOIS 61727 PHONE: 935-5562 Fie 6 Cis 0416 BE CASH GRAIN NEWS BLOOMINGTON GRAIN itie Can for Saint PRE sal ample the paVing She SOYBEANS CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CHICAGO CLOSING OUT SALE INC JD planter: 182 steel husband, will sell at Public Auction the Due to the death of my following: south, then mile east of Hudson or on miles north Located 1 mile of Normal on Linden Street 14., then 1, mile cast. TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 1970 At 11:30 MACHINERY INC INC 1950 on Mar horse tend ether Pelt. ten 1936 2 Door Chevrolet 600 bales of hay 100 bales of straw Some furniture and antiques MRS. HENRY SCHULTZ, Owner Auctioneer ROBERT YODER.

Clerk TOM SCHIEGER. TERMS: CASH. Lunch will BERT MARLETT CLOSING OUT SALE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1970 11 A.M. Located miles northwest of McLean or miles northeast of Armington or miles southwest of Stanford on county line road. TRACTORS AND COMBINE 1967 Case 930 diesel tractor.

Row crop with 3 point hitch, duel valve hydraulic. wide front with less than 150 hours since completely overhauled: 1964 730 Case diesel standard tractor: 1969 Case 1660 combine with chopper, cab, 14 foot header header control and pickup reel with hydrautic lift: 1909 Case 4 row corn heed for above combine: 2 sets of duels 18.4 x34 with Dietrich rime. with MACHINERY Case plow semi-mount 5-16: Case plow with siat moldboards, pull type Case raw rear mount cultivator: 1968 Case wheel disc, fold up wings. blade. 1960 Glenco field cuitivator pull type: JD 4 section heave duty harrow 241 1967 JD planter.

6 TOW with Emmert minimum tillage, herbicide, insecticide and dry fertilizer: Case 6 row mounted hoe: gravity wagons with 1 gears: hydraulic drive unloading auger for gravity wagon; 2 overhead 08s tanks with stand. TRUCK 1949 Chevrolet ton pickup with 1957 engine. SHOP AND MISCELLANEOUS 1968 Bachtoid weed mower with 2 heeds and garden attachment: 2-20" mowers: 1" Black and Decker drill: drive socket set; and large assortment of shop tools and many more items too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dinette set with 4 chairs: buffet; 2 complete beds: living room suite: blue and green recliner chair; vanity dresser and stool; 3 dressers; portable wardrobe: utility cabinet: Sears kitchen range: chairs and end tables: chest of drawers; 8500 BTU 945 space heater; 50 galion 945 water heater; swing set. BERT MARLETT, Owner Terms: Cash.

Lunch Served Not Responsible for Accidents Auctioneers: Fred Murphy and Harold Kindred. Clerk: John Strubhar Bear Cat grinder power take heavy duty: life time water tank; 3-50 bushel hog NEIGHBORS WILL SELL, SAME TIME PLACE feeders: 250 gallon covered tank on wagon gear; pull together hog houses and miscellaneous Items. CLOSING OUT SALE J. B. TURNER ESTATE Friday, February 6, 1970, 10:00 A.M.

Located 1 mile West of McLean on 136, then 2 miles North on the Stanford Road, then miles West or 3 miles East of Armington. TRACTORS TILLAGE 1967 Case 1030 Diesel With 3 Point; 1964 J.D. 4020 J.D. F145 6-14 Plow; J.D. F145 5-14 Plow; J.D.

Diesel With 3 Point, and Blower; 1962 J.D. F145 4-14 Plow; 1967 I.H.C. 19 ft. Disc, Th" Spacing 4010 Diesel With 3 Point, and Blower; 1961 With Folding Wings; 1960 J.D. 14 ft.

Dise; Kewanee J.D. 3010 Diesel With 3 Point, and Blower; 14 ft. Disc; Kewanee '10 ft. Disc; 1967 Case 6 Row Dietrich Duals for all Tractors 16.9 34 for 4010, 15.5 30" Rear Mount Cultivator; 2 1968 J.D. RG 4 Row 38 for 4020, 18.4 34 for 1030, 12 36 for 3010.

Cultivators Wide Rear Mount; 2 Case 4 Row Rotary Hoes; J.D. 12 ft. Cultimulcher on Wheels; 24 ft. Stan COMBINES Hoist Tiger Claw Field Cultivator; J.D. Section Har.

row; 1 12 ft. Flexible Harrow; 14 ft. Flexible 1967 J.D. 105 With 435 Corn Head; 1965 J.D. 55 With Harrow; I.H.C.

No. 15 Implement Carrier With Rotary 13 ft. Platform and New Love Floating Cutter Bar; Hoe and Harrow Attachment J.D. 14 ft. Tool Bar 1968 327 New Idea 38" Pull Type Corn Picker With Chisel Plow Convertible 10 Field Cultivator.

12 roll Husking Bed. MACHINERY TRUCKS 1961 J.D. No. 6 PTO Sheller With 50 ft. MM Drags; 1963 Ford 600 2 Ton Cabover, With New Motor and Puzey Bros.

Corn Rake With Trailer; J.D. 46A Manure Bed Hoist; 1963 GMC 4000 2 Ton V6, With 13 Loader; 1969 J.D. No. 34 Spreader, New A.C. Front ft.

Bed Hoist: 1966 Chev. Ton Pickup V8, Unloading Spreader, J.D. Side Delivery Rake; J.D. matic, With Stock Rack. Stalk, Shredder; J.D.

25 ft. Corn Dump, 18" Wide With hp. Electric Speed Jack; J.D. 7 ft. Mower With CORN PLANTERS New Hydraulic Tyr Lift; Mounting I.H.C.

Brackets; M.M. 10 ft. Grain Drill, No. 100 ft. Mower; New Holland 494 J.D.

Planters With Dry Fertilizer and Super 66 String Baler; Malco 41 ft. Auger With Herbicide; 490 J.D. Planter Extended to 6-30" Rows; Gas Engine; Koyker 50 ft. Auger 10" with Swinging 1969 No. 18 J.D.

Circle Hitch With Hydraulic Markers. Hopper and Wisconsin Motor and 10 ft. extensions Wiegand Anhydrous Applicator, 1 Row, 3 Point Hitch: WAGONS Rear; Tractor Heat Houser Cylinders; for J.D. al Tractor Tractors; Weights Homellte Front and Chain Gehl Silage Wagon, Front and Rear Unloading, Saw: Inch Electric Drill; Inch Drill; Like New: Parker Gravity Boxes With Heavy 12 Tarps, New: 2 10 16 Tarps: Heat Lamps: John Deere Gears; 3 6 10 Barge Type Boxes Portable Mineral Feeders; Hos Feeders Platforms With Heavy John Deere Gears and Hoists; Rack and Many More Articles too Numerous to Mention. Wasons With John Deere Gears; 500 Gal.

Water Tank on Wagon Gear; 2 Wheel Trailer With 2-50 Gallon Fuel Tanks and Pumps; Wheel Trailer With 250 HAY Gallon Tank. 1500 Bales of Straw 3000 Bales of Mixed Hay Auctioneers: Fred Murphy, Harold Kindred Clerk: John Strubhar Cashier: Katherine Smith TERMS: CASH Nothing 10 be removed until settled NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. LUNCH SERVED BY EBENEZER CHURCH ESTATE OF J. B. TURNER KATHERINE E.

TURNER, Executrix CORN Bite CHICAGO Live Fall Sale 7 60 4 405 4 265 well at 91.3 A Steel 94.23 94.09 93.90 94.78 OIL FEB. 19 C. Leach, Cornell, 111. Closing Out Sale. Carl Ronnow, Auc tioneer, FEB.

20 Sale. -Jim Quick, Bement. Closing Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB. 20 Viri Joe Norfleet.

Le Roy. Closing Out Sale. Harold Kindred, Avetioneer. FEB. 21-Alois A.

Schwenk, Washington. Closing Out Sale. Harold C. Zobrist, Auctioneer, FEB. 21-Lawrence Haas, El Paso.

ing Out Sale. Lyle Kindon, Auctioneer. FEB. 21 -Virgil Kuehling, Bloomington, Closing Out Sale. Harold Kindred, Auctioneer.

FEB. 21-Mrs. Henry Schultz, Hudson, Closing Out Sale. Robert Yoder, Auctioneer. FEB.

21-Jerry Freese, Sullivan, Closing Out Sale. Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB. 21-Elwin Fehr, Eureka, Closing Out Sale. H.

J. Wiegand, Auctioneer. FEB. 23-Nobie Webb, Lexington, Ill. Closing Out Sale.

Harold Kindred, Actioneer. FEB. Closing 24 Out -Archie Sale. J. Warren Turpin, Martin Weldon.

tion Co. FEB. 24 -Robert L. Smith, EI Paso. Closing Out Sale.

Leonard Stonier, Auctioneer. I FEB. 25 -Edward-Donald Jordan, Long Point, Ill. Closing Out Sale. Leonard Stonier, Auctioneer.

FEB. 26-11 A.M. McLean County Service Co. Annual Meeting. Consistory, FEB.

25 George Lund, Armington. Closing Out Sale. Warren Auction Co. FEB. 26-Willoughby John Deere ment, Arthur.

Large Auction. Warren Martin Auction Co. FEB. 26-John G. Roberts, Pekin.

Clos. ing Out Sale. Fahnders and Roth, Auctioneers. FEB. 28-Danvers Lions Annual Community Sale..