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1 'Voice' Figures Range WASHINGTON (AP) The Voice of America has completed a survey of its global audience and concluded that about 43 million people a week tune in on the U.S. government overseas radio, The study, described by Voice authorities as their first such comprehensive estimate, compares with earlier official guesses that the U.S. broadcasts reached an average daily foreign audience of 20-25 million which shot up to perhaps 80 million during international crises. Beasley, Frank Lexington Baugh, Mrs. Martha 1219 N.

Lee Ridgeway, Timothy, 409 Alden Drive, Normal Millinger, Floyd, 504 McKinley, Normal Bush, Mrs. Lena, 202 E. Kelsey Dobbelaire, Mrs. James, 109 Coolidge, Normal Bremer, James 814 N. Main Gaddis, Thomas, Danvers Volk, Mrs.

Myrtle, 303 Dewey, Normal Robinson, Mrs. William, 27 White Place Morrison, Julian, Benson Pressley, Mrs. Stella, 1006 N. Linden, Normal Jenkins, Reuel, 1019 N. Oak, Normal Kalamaya, Miss Susan, 2301 E.

Jackson Robinson, Carl, 301 S. Low Payne, Mrs. John, Lexington Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ragnar, Princeton Schaaf, David, Hudson Dismissed Davis, Mrs.

Frank, 807 S. Fell, Normal Laymon, Ronald, 908 Hanlin Court, Normal Hughes, Gerald, 1417 W. Walnut Sweeney, Mrs. Edmund, 1218 W. Olive Pingelton, Mrs.

Albert, 114 Greenwood FAIRBURY Admitted Honegger, Walter, Forrest ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Dwyer, Tom, Odell Brumbach, Mrs. Marion, Odell Jobst, William, Pontiac Keck, Mrs. Raymond, Cullom (Sibert, Mrs. Ruth, Saunemin The light fantastic NITE LITE It's Like Washington (AP) Thelma, two-ton African rhinoceros, keeps an eye on her newborn son, Dillon, at the Washington Zoo.

Dillon weighs an estimated 60 to pounds, and is the first rhino born This, Son at the Washington Zoo and the 37th born in captivity. He was named after S. Dillon Ripley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, which operates the Zoo. Hospital Notes Blair, Miss Mabel, Lincoln Pagel, Herbert, R.R. 2 Erdman, Mrs.

Ottillie, 1204 Croxton Mozeris, Mrs. Mary, 1901 Croxton Quillen, Mrs. Fred and baby boy, 901 W. Taylor Gresham, Elijah, Le Roy Boeckmann, Eric, 1102 Eastholme Adams, Gene, 807 Spear Drive, Normal Bates, Mrs. Florence, 605 Pine, Normal Kniery, Deborah, 1504 W.

Locust McGinnis, Mrs. Goldie, 101 S. McLean MENNONITE Admitted Ryburn, Mrs. H. Deane, Heyworth Wilson, Mrs.

Stanley, Le Roy Cross, Michael, Emden Fritcher, Clarence, 818 W. Oakland Joyce, Milton, 114 Greenwood Bozarth, Randal, R.R. 1 Scheel, Miss Cecilia, 202 S. Roosevelt Miller, Miss Janis, Chenoa Dismissed Swallow, Mrs. Charlotte, 420 N.

Monday Notes ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted Washington, Herschel, 502 S. Wright Bates, Mrs. Florence 605 Pine, Normal Quinn, Mrs. Mary, Downs Manes, Thomas, R.R.

4 Bruner, Donald, 604 S. Allin Poppe, Lyle, Wapella Price, Robert, Le Roy Wiser, Miss Cindy, 225 Sunnyside Court Marquardt, Mrs. Henrietta, 1107 S. Livingston Anderson, Ronald, Ellsworth Walden, Mrs. Diane, 608 E.

Monroe Dismissed Roy, Mrs. Mildred, Le Roy Goodger, Thomas, W. Chestnut Kent, Mrs. Harriet, 905 N. Slaughter, Miss Rebecca, 1321 N.

Allin Anderson, Miss Michelle, 204 Parkview Drive Baker, Mrs. Genevieve, Miller, Mrs. Juanita, 917 E. Empire Gibby, Mrs. Bonnie, 301 W.

Wood Main, Normal Edwards, Mrs. Louise, El Paso Winterland, Keith, Colfax Funk, Benjamin, 1915 Owens Drive McCoy, Mrs. Edward, Pekin Dixon, Mrs. Ward, El Paso West, Mrs. Gerald, 1512 N.

Lee Taylor, Thomas, Danvers Bronson, Mrs. Ethel, Eureka Hess, Miss Linda, 300 Grandview, Normal McDonald, Mrs. Margaret, Towanda Yeast, Miss Pauline, 607 Florence Suchert, Mrs. Mary, Tremont Kwasigroh, Mrs. Gordon, Shirley Kinneman, John, 912 S.

Fell, Normal Keiser, Miss Elizabeth, R.R. 4 Moore, Mrs. Iva, Decatur Dyer, Mrs. Danny and baby girl, Heyworth Schuler, Mrs. Loren and baby girl, Colfax Knapp, Mrs.

Larry and baby boy, Gridley West, Mrs. Charles and baby boy, Downs BROKAW Admitted Brockhouse, Arthur, R.R. 2 Who needs Nite Lite? Anyone who dawn. Your property is never withwants low-cost protection for people out a protective coating of light. One and property.

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IT'S OUR BUSINESS TO SERVE YOU BETTER ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY Weather Record Pantagraph Weather Record Monday's maximum, 78; minimum, 53. Tuesday: 8a.m. 11a.m. 1p.m. Temperature.

56 74 78 Barometer. 30.13 30.15 30.19 Humidity Pollen count 195 (Courtesy of ISU Pollen Laboratory). Sun sets Tuesday: 7:27. Sun rises Wednesday: 6:32. NATIONAL FORECAST Rain and showers Tuesday night in the southern half of the nation from the eastern slopes of the Rockies to Florida; warmer in the central Plains.

(See AP Weather Map.) STATE TEMPERATURES Moline 79 48 Peoria 79 57 Springfield ..............1 78 51 Rockford 78 51 Quincy 79 50 Vandalia 77 53 Belleville 79 56 Chicago Grant Park 68 63 Chicago Midway 78 58 THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE Pr. Albany, clear 82 53 Albuquerque, cloudy 90 59 .06 Atlanta, cloudy 74 57 Bismarck, clear 84 57 Boise, cloudy 90 66 Boston, clear 78 60 Buffalo, clear 1 78 54 Chicago, clear 78 58 Cincinnati, clear 80 55 Cleveland, clear 78 51 Denver, clear 79 50 Des Moines, clear 78 51 Detroit, clear 80 50 Fairbanks, cloudy 48 32 .01 Fort Worth, rain 79 .56 Helena, clear. 92 53 Honolulu, cloudy 88 77 Indianapolis, clear 80 56 Jacksonville, cloudy. 82 65 .05 (Juneau, cloudy 55 47 .02 Kansas City, cloudy. 79 58 Los Angeles, cloudy.

86 71 Louisville, cloudy 78 54 Memphis, cloudy 71 64 Miami, cloudy 87 79 Milwaukee, clear 73 48 clear 76 49 New Orleans, rain 84 73 .25 New York, clear. 87 63 Okla. City, cloudy 68 64 .39 Omaha, cloudy 77 54 Philadelphia, clear 85 64 Phoenix, cloudy 95 75 Pittsburgh, clear 79 52 Ptind, clear 64 53 Ptind, clear 82 59 Rapid City, clear 83 54 Richmond, cloudy 80 56 St. Louis, clear 80 56 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 95 62 San Diego, cloudy 77 68 San cloudy 70 59 Seattle, clear 80 59 Tampa, clear 87 76 Washington, cloudy 82 61 Winnipeg, clear 84 60 M--Missing.

High yesterday, Low for 12 hours ending 6 a.m. today. Precipitation for 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today. Bulletin Board I BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Schlichting, 1823 E. Lafayette, a boy born Monday at Brokaw Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Adams, R.R. 2, twin boys born Monday at Brokaw Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson, 27 White Place, a girl born Monday at Brokaw Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Travis, 1112 N. Prairie, a boy born Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ralthel, 413 E. Cherry, Normal, a boy born Monday at Joseph's Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Boring, 804 W. Division, a boy born Sunday at Mennonite Hospital. Mr. and mrs.

wimam Duncan, 26 Ethell Parkway, Normal, a boy born Tuesday at Mennonite Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Nordine, 905 S. Center, a boy born Tuesday at Mennonite Hospital.

CLINTON (PNS) -Mr. and Mrs. Larry Calvert, a girl born Sunday at John Warner Hospital. HEYWORTH-Mr. and Mrs.

Warner Merle Cisco, a boy born Sunday at John Hospital, Clinton. Funeral Notices MR. ARTHUR MINK SERVICES IN THE METZLER MEMORIAL HOME 1115 E. Washington St. THURSDAY, 10 A.M.

Rev, Samuel Buck officiating Interment Park Hill Cemetery Friends may call the memorial home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Masonic rites 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Mr. Forrest Savidge 112 E. Grove Services Wednesday 3 p.m. BECK MEMORIAL HOME 209 E.

Grove St. Rev. Samuel J. Buck Officiating Interment Hopewell Cemetery, Downs, 111. Visitation Tuesday after 3 p.m.

Mrs. Martha Williams 1225 E. Oakland Ave, Services Funeral Home Wednesday, 8:00 P.M. Rev, Mack Warren Officiating Interment East Lawn Memorial Cemetery Carmody Funeral Home The Pantagraph 13 Bloomington-Normal, Ill. Sept.

5, 1967 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 50. 50 COLD 60 Rein 70 Showers 165881 70 I FORECAST I STATIONARY Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected Until Wednesday Morning Iselated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local forecast BULLETIN BOARD Funeral Notices Mrs. Lauretta L. Baremore 507 E.

Grove Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. BECK MEMORIAL HOME 209 E. Grove Rev. Miley Palmer Officiating Interment Park Hill Cemetery Visitation Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Card of Thanks wish to thank all of my friends, neighbors, and Rev.

Zehr for the many kindnesses shown me during my recent sorrow in the loss of my beloved husband. Mrs. Sheridan Wilkey. In Memoriam WITH SINCERE desire to render helpful service to those of our patrons who wish to have In Me. moriam notices pub lished we have gathered together hundreds of suitable verses and have published them in an attractive bonkiet which may be had tree by calling 829 9411 or writing the Special Service Department.

Daily Pantagi aph Lodge Notices Special Meeting Wade Barney Masonic Lodge, Wednesday evening, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 6, 1967 at Metzier's Memorial Home to conduct masonic services for Brother Arthur Mink, All master masons invited, John Israel, Master PUBLIC NOTICES McLEAN COUNTY UNIT DISTRICT NO 5 Illinois ADVERTISEMENT Unit FOR District No. The 5, Normal, Illinois, will receive sealed proposals for the construction of the fol. towing elementary school additions and Life Safety work which shall be Identified as follows: CONTRACT shall include: Addition to Colene Hoose Elementary School Grandview and Vernon Avenues, Normal, Illinois" Job No.

186-2 Addition to Brigham Elementary School R.R. No. 3, Bloomington, Illinois" Job No. 187-2 CONTRACT Addition to Glenn Elementary shall Include: School 306 Glenn Avenue, Normal, Illinois" Job No. 188-2 Addition to Oakdale Elementary School 601 S.

Adelaide Street, Normal, Illinois" Job No. 189-2 Addition to Hudson Elementary School Hudson, Illinois" Job No. 190-2 "Plans for McLean County Community CONTRACT shall include: District No. 5 Life Safety Work" Unit Job No. 192-7 Plan and Specification Deposit: CONTRACT and CONTRACT and Contract Ninety Dollars, $90.00 per set.

and CONTRACT I CONTRACT Forty-five Dollars, $45.00 per set. CONTRACT and CONTRACT Sixty Dollars, $60.00 per set. Proposals will be received In Base Bid the three (3) following Contract Areas: Bid CONTRACT CON1. Base TRACT and CONTRACT "CH Base Bid CONTRACT and CONTRACT Bid CONTRACT with Base CONTRACT "Cu as an Additive Alternate Proposals will be received in the cafeteria of Chiddix Junior High School, 300 South Walnut Street, Normal, Illinois to the hour of 8 P.M. Central Day.

Up light Time on September 19, 1967. Each bidder must deposit with his bid security in the amount, form and subto the conditions set forth in the lect Information for Bidders. Contractor shall note that additional information Is and required by the General Conditions Information for Ridders to be submitted with the Proposal. Proposals will be publicly opened and read by the Owner Immediately after the closina time specified herein. Plans and Sperifications may be obtained at the office of the Architect, Middleton Associates, Sauare Architects Profes- sional Ruilding, 300 S.

Fell Avenue, NorEngineers, No. 1. Citizens mal, Illinois, upon receipt of the quired denosit. Prime Contractors may check out a maximum of two (2) sets of each Contract Area for mechanical work and three (3) sets of each Contract Area for general work. A full refund will be made to prime contractors who furnish a bid.

fifty per cent refund only will A he made to prime contractors holding Plans and Specifications who fail to fur. bid. Should A Contractor wish to nish A check out more than the allowed numof sets, said deposit of adidtional ber sets shall be refunded on a basis. Sub-contractors and suppliers may maximum of one (1) set check nut Contract Area upon receipt of of each the reauired deposit. Sub-contractors and shall receive an refund for suopliers to the Architect's office all sets returned within ten (10) days from date received to date returned to office.

All refunde shall he subiect to the condition of the set of Plans and Specifications being returned and that the return be made within ten (10) days toltowing the bid due date, Returnable conditinn shall be readable, in order, and usahle, Plans and specifications mAY be amined at the Architect's Office without charoe. For the convenience of bidders. complete sets of drawings and specifications will be on file in the offices of the Architect. and In the Plans Prom of W. Ondae Corporation at the followina locations: Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chiraon IMinois, 3982 West Pine Route.

vard, St. Louis. Missouri, and 910 South Ninth Street. Sprinafield. Illinols, Peoria Ruildina Contractors Association, 2509 North Peoria, Illinois, and Quad City Ruflders Acenciation, 522 24th Street.

Pork Island. Illinois, It is the intent of the Owner, McLean County Unit District No. 5. Normal. nois, to accept the lowest bid for the work encompassed by the Plans and Specifications, however.

in consideration of budeetary limitations and standarde cot forth In the Specifications, the Unit District No. 5 School Roard reserves the richt to relect any or all proposals or any parte therent, to waive informalities in the bidding and to accept pronocals deemed most favorahla to the Interest Af Mel ean Coity Unit District No. 5 after all hirs have been ined and evaluated Interested Contractors are requested to notify the Architect as coon as possible and to file deposit checks in order that the necesearv documents be made available for their use Kenneth 1phoff, Secretary, Board of Education Mel FAN COUNTY UNIT DISTRICT NO NORMAL, ILLINOIS Pantagraph Phones-829-9411 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLICATION NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS, McLEAN COUNTY, SS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MCLEAN COUNTY ILLINOIS, BETTY LOU ANHEIER, Plaintiff, VS. ALLEN JOHN ANHEIER, Defendant.

CAUSE NO. 67-589 D. The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said McLean County and State aforesaid, and the plaintiff having heretofore filed her Complaint in said Court. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN TO: Allen John Anheier, Defendant, that the above entitled suit is now pending and undetermined in the said McLean County Circuit Court and that unless you shall file your answer or otherwise make your appearance in said Court to be holden at the Court House, in Bloomington, County of McLean and State of Illinois, not later than September 21 1967, being 30 days from date of first publication, the same will be taken as confessed you and a decree or ludgment rendered" according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Bloomington, this 18th day of August, A.D.

1967. MARIAN L. BUNN Clerk Campbell, Markowitz, Lawrence Lenz Plaintiff's Attorney 210 East Washington Street Bloomington, Illinois Published dates August 22, 29 and September 5, 1967 SEAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors BECK MEMORIAL HOME SERVING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1888 EAST LAWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL Phone 967-9529 Marion Ward Dignity Without Extravagance. Flinspach-Kurth Memorial Home "Golden Rule" Service Moderate Cost Phone 822-5565. 1104 N.

Main St. In The Atmosphere Of Your Home Carmody Funeral Home McLean and Chestnut Sts. Phone 823-2005 Metzler Memorial Home Private Ambulance Service (1115 E. Washington St. Phone 822-5420 Stamper Memorial Home Ambulance Service Ample Parking 914 Main St.

Phone 829-2296 Flowers BLOOMING flowers, green plants and funeral designs. NOVAK FLOWERS, 1312 N. Main. Ph. 967-6081 Cemetery Lots 3 PARK HILL--You may select your burial plot now before the time of need.

Pay on terms. Ph. 828-8424 for appoint. ment. Business Personal 5 AUTO LICENSE Pickup, Notary Public, Hunting and Fishing license headquarters for Bloomington area.

BLOOMINGTON GUN 604 N. Main. DANCE STUDENTS WANTED. JO ANNE WASHBURN. R.R.

3. PH. 829-2922, HEALTH FOOD, AIDS BY KILGUS. Natural vitamins, organic grown flour, dried fruits. Ph.

829-7919. Alice's Sauna, 1410 S. Main. will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. Doran D.

Young 112 Hilltop Trailer Court SHOP BY PHONE the easy Sears Catalog way, From 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ph. 829-7026 WIGSDIRECT FROM PARIS, FRANCE A. Andre Wig Studio Ph.

829-7412 LICENSED HOME- -Personal care, 3 balanced meals daily; vacancy for man or woman, $135 a month. Ph 829-3993. LOST Brown NEAR leather billfold. Return SEPT. 1.

papers. Keep money. No questions asked. Mail to Ralph W. Sohn, R.R.

4, or Ph. 967-9114 for reward. Where to Go 7 BOAT -Motor. Pantoon Rental. Outboard gas.

Baits, kinds, fishing gear. Docking by month. Lake Bloomington Marina, Old Bathhouse. GRACIOUS- DELICIOUS Dining In Colonial Style SMORGASBORD DAILY- Lunch Dinner. 5-9.

-Homemade Children's I rates. Our specialty pie and homecooked focd. Only at THE ELMS in El Paso. We cater to special parties. STEAK SHAKE 609 S.

Hannah, 1219 S. Main, Normal Lost and Found BILLFOLD AND CHECKBOOK LOST-Name Maricrie or Frank L. Miller. Ph. 828-0117 after 4 p.m.

CHIHUAHUA LOST -Male. Will the son that found this dog near Montgomery Ward area please return. The children that own him are grieving. Reward. Bloomington.

"AGRICULTURAL Baby Chicks, Poultry, Supplies 49 BABY CHICKS- never too late to raise a at brood of chicks. HATCHERY, AUGUST HATCHING HAYES 312 S. Center St. PULLETS- Available now and future dates. ZEHR HATCHERY MILL Pontiac, Ill.

Phone 842-1812 Farm Equipment 50 See AUGERS-Good selection -used. us on M-M 2890 COMBINES with rebate during September. GRAIN DRYERS-M-C. -1959 with picker. TRACTORS-G-1000 diesel, demonstrator.

M-M 302 demonstrator, CHOPPERS-New Fox. COMBINE 55 with cornhead, used. MOUNTED PICKER New Idea, Oliver mountings, 8 roll. DISC -Used Kewanee 148, GRAFF IMPLEMENT CO. Goodyear Appliances M-M-New Idea -Kewanee-Fox Minier, 111, Phone AUGER-6 41 like new.

Paul Shuman, El Paso, Ph. 129-Red. Mayrath. COMBINES-T TH 303's, fully equipped. COMBINE-1960 IH 151, TRACTORS-IH 706 Diesel, 2-point hitch.

-1961 JH 560 Diesel. BRADY STALK 120" a and models on hand. BARGE BOXES-Two, 6x10 with hoists, gears, used. HAWTHORNE IMPLEMENT CO. Saybrook, Ill.

I.H, Dealer. Ph. 475-2101 AUGERS- New Stan Hoist and Koyker, ELEVATOR-52' Stan Hoist $795 COMBINES-1965 M-F 410 and 510 Demo M-M 2890, cab, corn head. FORAGE HARVESTER -A-C, cornhead. FOX Blower, Gehl Blower.

HELIX Forage Box $295 ALL new Gehl Forage Equipment in stock: Harvestors, unloading boxes, blowers. GEHL Mixer Mill $1,195 BRADY 4 row Shredder $695 65 new Brady, Wood Gehl and Lundell 4 row shredders in stock, TRACTORS-1965 M-M 602, 3 point, excellent $3,495 1965 M-H 302, 3 point, power wheels. M-M, UB $695 OLIVER 88, hydraulic $795 FORD with front pump loader $795 NEW and used M.F, and M-M combines and tractors now for immediate delivery, Chopper King' JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO Paxton Rt. 45 Ph. (217) 379-2369 BEARINGS--All types Ball and Roller Timken and Fafnir and pillow blocks.

See Your Favorite Repairman Or C. A SANDBORG SON 1615 W. Olive St. Phone 823-2646 AGRICULTURAL Farm Equipment 50 BACK HOE on Ford tractor. Duie Conner, Rt.

1, Graymont, 111. Ph, 4340. BALER-Used New Holland 78 wire, real sharp $795 COMBINES 1965 J.D. 45, like new. 1963 J.D.

55, good. 1965 J.D. 105, excellent. Demo-1966 J.D. 95 with hydraulic drive.

1962 1.H. 151 with 2 row head and New 1966 J.D. 105, hydraulic lien drive. platform. HELLER'S STORE John Deere-Servis- New Holland Kewanee-Gehl-Stan Hoist El Paso, 111.

Ph. 1 8 BARGE WAGON-Stan Hoist, Midwest Hoist and heavy duty gear, $350. Ray Heitzman, Eureka. Ph. 467-3564.

BUILDINGS-No. 81, colored steel roof and sides, erected for only $1,585, Morton Buildings, 252 W. Adams, Morton, 111. Ph. 264-2411.

CHOPPER -Forage, a new IH No, 350 with corn unit. CHISEL PLOWS-3 new IH No. 55s. Rotary, 2 new IH 311 stalks-1 new 1H 711 4 row; 2 Stan Hoist, 4 row, new. COMBINES-M-H 50 pull type sharp but cheap $100 J.D.

45, platform, with cornhead. Sharp CORNHEADS-No. 229 for 151 or 403 used for 100 acres $1,695 229 for 403, used $1,295 McLEAN INTERNATIONAL, INC. McLean, Ill. Phone 874-3631 WARSAW IMPLEMENT -MINIER COMBINES 1962 J.D.

Hi-Lo 45. 1963 J.D. Hi-Lo 55. 1963 J.D. Hi-Lo 95.

1963 J.D. CORN HEADS--Several J.D. 210 and 234, 334 and 434. TRACTORS J.D. 4020 Diesel.

J.D. 4010 Gas. J.D. 3020 gas. M-M G-1000.

ARENDS INC. John Deere Dealer MELVIN, ILL PH. 388-7717 CHOPPERS New Holland 800 with 2-row corn heed and pickup; chopper rebuilt and guaranteed $850 Gehl, 4 years old, 3 heads, very good condition $650 New Holland 616 demonstrator $800 MOSER SALES SERVICE Eureka, Ill. M-F, N-H. Ph.

467-2031 CHUTES-Portable loading. Custom heavy duty rear pickup bumpers. Bach. told and Roof Weed cutters. FRY'S WELDING Carlock, 111.

Ph. 376-2441. CORN No, 234, one year old. Farmall 460, excellent condition. COMBINE-141 1HC, self-propelled with chopper, good condition.

A. J. Pflederer, 3 miles south of Tremont. Ph. Tremont 925-2194.

COMBINES BARGAIN TIME-Five late models 503'S; reconditioned with 4-row, 30" heads and wide row heads. Several other smaller machines at bargain prices. Choose your combine from the one of the largest selections in the state. HUDSON IMPLEMENT Hudson, 111. Phone 726-3131 82, 12' header, No.

22 cornhead. good condition; selling because of ill health. Howard Ferry, Ph. Cullom 689-6526. COMBINE 45.

ROTARY CUTTER-1966, M-M, 3-point hitch; like new. TRACTOR Oliver 1800, fully equipped. TRACTOR 560 Gas. TRACTOR Farmall 706 gas, wide and 2 point hitch. BLOWER- 4 years old.

F. M. Gibson City, Ill. Phone 784-4281 COMBINE -Oliver 430 with 13 foot header, No. 12 cornhead.

Header control, pickup reel, straw chopper, excellent condition, $5,500. 1952 Oliver 88 Diesel tractor, good condition, $900. KOHLER FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 1610 S. Main Bloomington, 411.

COME TRACTORS-M-M 670 141 Super, LP, demon- $2,000 strator, new warranty $5,000 Super 90, fully equipped, 50-50 warranty, clean $3,500 FAIRBURY IMPLEMENT Fairbury, Ill. Phone 692-3316 COMBINES GLEANER C-2, A-2 and with corn heads. NEW IDEA Uni-Harvesters. CORN PICKERS-New Idea, both mounted and pull, immediate delivery. DANVERS MOTOR CO.

A-C and New Idea Dealer Danvers, Ill. Phone 963-4712 COMBINE 101 with cornhead and platform $3,250 TRACTOR -560-G Farmall $3,295 PICKER-New 2MHD, complete with No. 16 sheller. Save STOLLER IMPLEMENT- -GRIDLEY COMBINE -Self-propelled 12-foot M-F. Scour-Kleen, header control, straw chopper; cut less than 1,000 acres, no corn.

Sam Beazly, Mansfield, 111. Ph. 489- 4169. COMBINES-7 used with platforms and cornheads. TRACTORS-2 used 3010 gas; 2 1 used WD-45; 1 used 4020 diesel; 4020 gas demonstrator.

MINIER FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere Dealer Minier, 111. Phone 392-4511 COMBINES J.D. 105 J.D. 45 A.C. 90 I.H, 303 I.H.

93 With cornheads and platforms. hydraulic lIft. PICKERS I.H. 2PR, 4 years old. 1.H.

234, immediate delivery, PFISTER EQUIPMENT CO. Sales Service Danvers, 111. Ph. 963-4413 45 $900 New J.D. 105 with 434 cornhead.

CORNHEAD-New J.D. 334, reduced. SHELLER-Ottowa, trailing type $300 TRACTORS -1966 J.D. 4020 diesel. J.D.

5020 demonstrator and plow. HAWN OVERTON Farmer City J.D. Dealer Ph. 928-3031 COMBINES Several 1960 to 1966 J.D. 45, 55, 95 and 105's.

Reconditioned--ready to gol TRACTORS J.D. 5020 Diesel Demo cab. 1965 J.D. 4020 Diesel, with cab, power shift. 1965 J.D.

4020 Gas, low hours. 1960 J.D. 730 Diesel. MOUNTED 3-point hitch, CORN HEADS J.D. 234, one year old.

J.D. 434-W, old. J.D. 334-W, one year old. Arends Sons, Inc.

47 Jct. 54 54-9 47 John Deere Dealer Gibson City, Ill. Ph. 784-4241 55, 12' platform, stravi chopper. PLOW F-145, 5-14.

FRANK H' PERT Stanford, Ill. Phone 379-2180 Buick--John Deere re Dealer.