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Moin Ph. 828-9016 USED CARS 701 N. Moin Ph. 828-6054 NEW CARS Frank Reinhart Frank Imig Richard I E. Rasmus FISHER (PNS) Frank Reinhart, 76, died at 12:25 a.m.

Friday at his home. He had been ill two years, His funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Fisher Church of Christ. David Pieratt will offielate, Burial will be at Willow. brook Cemetery, Visitation will be Saturday afternoon and evening at the Blair, Funeral Home, Mr.

Reinhart was born Dee. 28, 1891 at Fairbury, a son of Henry and Mary Kice Reinhart. The family moved to paign County when he 10 years old and has lived in the Fisher community since. He was married to Jessie Jeffries at Fisher Feb. 8, 1908.

He is survived by his wife; a son, James of Dewey; a daughter. Mrs. Lela Sherman, who is with her husband, a serviceman, in Alabama: a brother, Walter Reinhart of Champaign: four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. A son and two sisters preceded him in death. He was a member of the Shi- loh Methodist Church: a member of the Fisher 100F Lodge, and a charter member of Owl Creek Rebekah Lodge, He retired from farming about 12 ago and moved to the present home in Fisher.

Mrs. Nellie Calhoun Central Illinois Deaths HUDSON- -Frank Imig, 65, of LODA Richard E. Rasmus, R.R. 1, a farmer, died at 2:15,53, died at 9 p.m. Thursday in a p.m.

Friday at Brokaw Hospital after an ill. tal. He had been ill nine days. ness of several years. His funeral will be at 2 p.m.

His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Flinspach-Kurth Sunday at the Ford-Baler FuMemorial Horse, with the Rev. neral Home at Paxton, the Richard Watts officiating, Burial Rev, Vern Barr officiating, will be in East Lawn Cemetery, Burial will be in Pine Ridge Friends may call at the me- Cemetery at Loda. morial home after 2 p.m. Sun- Friends may call at the fuday, neral home Saturday afternoon He was born Aug.

17, 1902 in and evening, Saybrook, a son of Nicholas and Mr. Rasmus was born Nov, Frieda Bobzin Imig, He mar- 3, 1914 at Loda, a son of Willie ried Irma Karcher in Normal and Christine Dale Rasmus, He March 24, 1926: spent his entire life in the Loda Surviving are his wife; and Kankakee communities, daughter, Sirs. Joan M. Ogles- where he worked as an auto by, R.R. 1, Hudson; a brother, mechanic.

He never married. Roy Imig, R.R. 1, Hudson; and Surviving are three sisters, three grandchildren, Mrs. Myrtle Hulgen, Milford: Three brothers preceded him Mrs. Dorothy Bullock, Harvey: in death.

Mrs. Marion Nykaza, Chicago He was a member of the First Heights; six brothers, Walter, Presbyterian Church of Normal, Chenoa: Willard, Kankakee; The family has suggested that Franklin, Stanton, Philip, any expressions of sympathy Paxton, Donald and Delmar. may be made in the form of both of Loda; and nieces and contributions to the First Pres. nephews. byterian Church of Normal or He was preceded in death by to Brokaw Hospital.

his parents, three sisters and Mrs. Stanley Lee COLFAX (PNS) The funeral of Mrs. Stanley Lee, 78. who died at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, will be at 1:50 p.m.

day at the Harper Funeral Home, Collax, with the Rev. Richard McGuire officiating. Burial will be in Wiley tery. Visitation will be 3-5: 7.9 this afternoon and evening at the funeral home. Eastern Star services will be held at the cemetery.

Mrs. Lee was born May 4. 1889, at Streator, a daughter of Edgar and Fannie Croswell Elder. She was married to Stanley C. Lee Jan.

6, 1915, at Watseka, They resided at Las Animas, until 1938 when they moved into the Colfax area. Surviving are her husband: a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Bourne, Colfax: two sons, Burnham Cooksville: Richard Waukegan: three sisters, Mrs. Martha Silliman, Chenoa; Miss Henrietta Elder, Watseka; Mrs. Frances Lain, Lake Oswego, a brother, Dr.

Thomas C. Elder, Watseka; 10 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. She was a 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star at Colfax, a member of the Methodist Church, the DAR and the Colfax Woman's Club. The family has suggested that any expressions of sympathy may be made in the form of memorial contributions to the Methodist Church at Colfax. Mrs.

G. E. Hafele MINIER (PNS) Mrs. Geraldine E. Hafele, 52, of Peotone, formerly of Minier, died at 10 p.m.

Wednesday after a lingering illness. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the McReynolds Funeral Home, Minier, with the Rev. W. Jack Thompson officiating.

Burial will be in Minier Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-9 this af-, ternoon and evening at the funeral home. Mrs. Hafele was born at Armington, July 22, 1915, a daughter of Earl and Fern Leach King. She was married to Robert W.

Hafele July 21, 1939 in Minier. Surviving are her husband; her mother, Minier; a daughter, Mrs. Donna Chockley, Lansing, three sons, Lane, Larry and Richard, all at home; one granddaughter. Her father preceded her in death. She was a member of the Immanual United Church of Christ, Peotone, the Woman's Guild of the church and she worked for five years in the Peotone school district.

She had lived in Peotone for 26 years. Lewis Barco HAVANA (PNS) Lewis Barco, 57, of rural Trivoli, died at 1:44 a.m. Friday at Graham Hospital in Canton. His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hurley Funeral Home in Havana, the Rev.

William Gray officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Mr.

Barco was born Sept. 22, 1910 at Veedersburg, a son of Harry and Estella Coffing Barco. He married Catherine Cullinan June 15, 1943 at Havana. Survivors include his wife, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in three sisters and two brothers.

He was a World War II Veteran. He had been employed as superintendent of the Peabody Coal Co. at Trivoli. The family has suggested that any expressions of sympathy may be made in the form of contributions to the Heart Fund or the American Cancer SoIciety. The Pantagraph 19 Bloomington-Normal, Ill, Nov.

25, 1967 School Gets Television Mrs. Steinmann BUCKLEY Mrs. Helena Steinmann, 72, died at 12:40 p.m. Friday at Mercy Hospital in Urbana, where she had been a patient since Nov. 12.

She had been in failing health the past year. Her funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Buckley.

The Rev. Fred Stennfeld will officiate. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Friends may call at the FordBaier Funeral Home Sunday afternoon and evening.

Mrs. Steinmann was born April 11, 1895 at Buckley, daughter of Henry and Emelie Ferdina Lustfeldt. She attended St. John's Lutheran School. She was married to Alwin F.

Steinmann Dec. 17, 1913 at Buckley. He died in 1949. She is survived by four sons, Erwin Cicero: Vernon, Nyack, N.Y.: home: Delmar and Mrs. Donald, both at a sister, lian Whisnant, Farmer City; a brother, Otto Lustfeldt, ley; seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers. Mrs. Lina Pattison LINCOLN (PNS) Mrs. Lina Pattison, 88. of Cleveland, Ohio, a Mount Pulaski native, died at 8:15 p.m.

Thursday at her home. She will be brought to Schahl Funeral Home in Mount Pulaski. Mrs. P. Pattison was born Nov.

28, 1878 in Mount Pulaski, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pattison. She was married Frank Pattison, who preceded her in death. Surviving is a son, George of Cleveland.

Charles Rundles EL PASO (PNS) Charles M. Rundles, 81, died at 10 p.m. Thursday at the Presbyterian Hospital, Albuquerque, N.M., where he had been a surgical patient for about three months. He will be brought to the Vincent Memorial Home, El Paso, where arrangements will be announced. Miss Christiansen DWIGHT (PNS) Miss Minni Christiansen, 77, a former Dwight resident, died at 10 p.m.

Friday at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where she had been a patient since Tuesdashe will be brought to the Von Qualen Funeral Home at Dwight. Miss Christiansen was born, Oct. 3, 1890 in Denmark, a daughter of Simon and Kirsten Olesen Christiansen. She was preceded in death by four sisters and a brother. Mrs.

Susan E. Kelley PONTIAC (PNS) Susan E. Kelley, 100, Saunemin's oldest resident, died at 10:30 p.m. Friday at the Livingston County Nursing Home, where she had been a patient since July. She was brought to the Behrendt Funeral Home in Pontiac.

Morton Students attending Goshen College, Goshen, who are visiting parents over the Thanksgiving holiday are Joyce Stahly, Alice and Shirley Albrecht, John Egli, Richard Crockett, Steve Eigstic, Ruth Dave Gerig of Pandora, Ohio, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crockett. Cullom Ensign and Mrs. Haag of Warren, the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Lincoln The Tri-Police Association Wednesday presented the students of Carroll Catholic School with a color television set, so that the students may take ed. vantage of educational television broadcasts directly into the school room. Receiving the gift were school offi- Hospital Notes boy, 902 W. Oakland Evans, Mrs.

Joe, 1502 Julie Drive Franklin, Mrs. David and baby boy, Heyworth Lange, Harley, 815 N. Prairie GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibson City Admitted Jess, Anchor Crawford, Mrs. Mary, Melvin Meabis, Mrs. Ethel, Loda Garard, Miss Barbara, Gibson City Dismissed Smith, Mrs.

Imogene, Gibson City Borders, Lora Ann, Gibson City Hefner, Owen, Colfax Kerber, Fred, Cooksville FAIRBURY Admitted Stadier, Laura, Chatsworth Stadler, John, Chatsworth Paternoster, Carrie, Fairbury Attig, Lester, Cullom Dismissed Guiterres, Mrs. Ricardo and son, Fairbury Lawrence, Drexel, Fairbury ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL Lincoln Admitted Menssen, Mrs. Lola, Lincoln Hahn, Mrs. Doris, Lincoln Smith, Karen, Lincoln Hickey, Gary, Lincoln Baker, Charles, Lawndale Mrs. Clarence, Greenview Adams, Alan, Hartsburg Heyen, Eddie, New Holland Adams, Kenneth, Hartsburg Ostrom, Janice, Delavan White, David, Elkhart Swisher, Mrs.

Muriel, Lincoln Dismissed Bingham, Jack, Lincoln Blundell, Paul, Lincoln Staples, Mrs. Roy, Lincoln Wonsavage, Edward, Lincoln Bauer, Mrs. Carl, Lincoln Bruns, Mrs. George, Lincoln Lancaster, Mrs. Lydia, Lincoln Sherwood, Mrs.

Laura, Lincoln White Mrs. Lucinda, Lincoln Greenhalgh, Mrs. Clarence, Greenview Bristow, Mrs. Francis, Clinton Drake, Mrs. John, Chestnut Parr, Debra, Mason City Pelster, John, Easton Sublett, Mrs.

Lois, Atlanta Hagenbush, Mrs. Walter Mount Pulaski Ireland, Mrs. James, Lincoln ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Nielsen, Mrs. Svend, Oak Park Speirer, Miss Jeanette, Pontiac Torrance, Mrs.

Mabel, Whitewater, Wis. Childers, Mr. Donald, Pontiac Barlow, John, Pontiac Dismissed King, Wendell, Mount Zion Roth, Mrs. Margaret, Minonk ST. MARY'S Streator Admitted Hunt, Anthony, Dwight Bivan, Louis, Toluca Gourley, Mrs.

Gerald, Vanville Marshall, Michael, Dwight Haynes, Robert, Ancona Dismissed Parmer, Mrs. Jerry, Manville Houck, Mrs. Esther, Dwight Block, Mrs. Meta, Wenona Johnson, John, Minonk Perona, Mrs. Patricia, Wenona Bermes, Mrs.

John, Manville White, Mrs. Glenn, Wenona cers, from left, Sue Poggenpohl, treasurer: Mary Loch, vice-president; Kenny Ebelherr, secretary: Terry Kinney, president; Ed Schroeder, Police Chief Earl Minder, Sister Superior Mary Moira and the Rev. George H. Westermann, poster of St. Mary's Church.

(Shreyer Photo) FARMER CITY (PNS) The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Mary Calhoun, 84, who died at 10 p.m. Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Stensel Funeral Home, with the Rev. Arthur Woolley officiating.

Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Visitation will be Sunday alternoon and evening at the funeral home. Mrs. Calhoun was born June 16, 1883, at Milmine, a daughter of Thomas and' Katherine Barber East. She was married to Leslie Calhoun Sept. 2, 1907, at Normal.

He died in 1961. Surviving are a son, Capt. Richard D. Calhoun, with the U.S. Navy in Pensacola, a granddaughter and two greatgrandsons.

She was a member of the Weedman Methodist Church, the Eastern Star, the Garden Club and the DAR. WINTER BLUNDERLAND La where you're headed if your present car isn't up to the trials of the coming season. Enjoy yourself with a selection of one of our winterized, ready to go cars that you can count on. MUSTANG. V-8, standard, radio, convertible, V-8, pow.

1966 whitewoll. Engine and frommis. 1962 or steering. overhauled son carry 50,000 transmission. $695 mile warranty $1995 OLDSMOBILE door sedan.

1966 0 FORD Metic, Galaxie power 500. steering, V-8, Cruise- factory steering V-8, $895 1962 power air. Low $2195 FALCON 4 door sedan. 6 cylinder mileoge. 1960 engine, automatic transmission.

$395 PLYMOUTH Satellite .2 door 1966 hard 361 V-8, 4 speed, THUNDERBIRD. V-8, sole, radio, whitewolls. 1960 matic, power Very clean. $2195 steering. Runs good $495 CHEVELLE Malibu door hard.

1959 engine. 2 door hardtop, V-8 glide, 1966 radio, top. V.S, power steering, power. $87.50 whitewalls. $1895 FORD Galaxie 500 convertible.

MUSTANG. V-8, 1964 V-8. power steering, automatic, 1965 Matic, power steering, rodio, radio, whitewalls, whitewalls $1495 vinyl roof. $1895 CHEVROLET Biscoyne 2 door. CHEVELLE Malibu convertible.

1963 Standard 1965 V-8, standard transmission, transmission $695 radio, whitewalls. $1695 OLDSMOBILE and 88 4 door. Power 1963 steering Galaxie 500 2 door brakes, radio, whitewalls. $995 1965 hardtop. 390 V-8, speed, whitewalls, radio with $1795 FORD convertible.

V.8, Cruise. rear speakers 1963 power steering $1095 FORD Galaxie 500 4 door sedan. 1964 V-8, automatic, power steering PONTIAC convertible. radio, $1495 1962 bargain $695 whitewalls. sedan.

RAMBLER standard door. 6 cylinder 1963 V-8, FORD power Fairlane steering, transmission. Good tires $295 4 door 1961 engine, automatic, radio, whitewalls $1095 2 door sedan. 1961 THUNDERBIRD hardtop, power 1962 Automatic $595 new brakes. steering, Block.

automatic, $795 OLDSMOBILE 4 door hardtop. 1962 V-8, power steering, automatic, OLDSMOBILE 4 door sedan. radio, $875 1961 V-8 engine, whitewalls power steering $595 CHEVROLET Impala convertible. 1960 whtiewalls. V-8, Extra automatic, claen.

radio, $695. BUICK door leSabre $175 1963 top. FORD 352 Galaxie 500 2 door hard. CHEVROLET 2 door hardtop, V-8, $1095 .1960 V-8, automatic, power steering $395 1963 automatic, Galaxie 500 4 door. V.8, Cheap $995 transportation '1956 $19.95 power steering CHEVROLET 4 door sedan.

V-8, FORD 500 2 door sedan. 1956 powerglide, rodio with rear 1963 289 V-8, automatic, speaker. Good power steering $995 second car. $195 USED TRUCK BUYS! CHEVROLET ton pickup, 1962 4 speed transmission $975 3 1963 speed 6 cylinder, $1295 GMC ton FORD F-100 ton pickup. 6 cylinder, ton pickup.

FORD F.100 3 speed 1962.6 cylinder, $995 3 speed $875 FORD Econoline window van. 1960 pickup. CHEVROLET rebuilt ton $495 3 1962 speed 6 cylinder, $795 1966 6 speed, new FORD F-250 ton pickup. CHEVROLET ton pickup. cylinder, 1962 6 cylinder, combination $1595 3 speed.

$1095 stock rock. See Your Friendly Ford Salesman. Liberal Trade-ins Bank Rate Financing A-1 WARRANTY ON MOST CARS GALLOWAY FORD 1001 Morrissey Dr. Phone 829-8931 For the benefit of patients Bloomi 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; no more than two visitors at the same time, MENNONITE Admitted Stanger, Mrs.

Delmar, Downs Price, Mrs. Harold. Downs Salsbury, Mrs. Barry, 220 Meadowbrook Drive Estill, Mrs. John, 209 Rowe Drive Merrill, Raymond, R.R.

3 Utter, Richard, 315 Garfield Drive Dismissed Hestrom, Miss Virginia, Danvers Barry, Jeffery, R.R. 4 Russell, Miss Linda, 805 E. Walnut Irwin, Mrs. Zona, 509 N. laide, Normal Weaver, Ralph, Chenoa Ranken, James, 1507 N.

Linden Percy, Richard, R.R. 1 Redding, Miss Mary, 204 S. Florence Smith, Mrs. Vernon, Carlock Pinkham, Mrs. Leroy, El Paso Glawe, Mrs.

Howard, Farmer City Grinnell, Miss Greta, Illinois House Williams, Mrs. Eugene and baby girl, Armington Freeman, Mrs. Harold and baby boy, Heyworth Weigman, Mrs. Martin and baby girl, 1108 Beechwood Arbogast, Mrs. James a baby girl, Danvers Schaab, Mrs.

Lena, 418 N. Main, Normal Belisle, Mark, 242 Sunnyside Court Eades, Mrs. Tilfred, Hudson ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted Jefferson, Mrs. Edna, E.

Front Ehrlich, Mrs. Amalia, 715 W. Mill Kuhn, Steven, 803 E. Douglas Marlett, Cletus, 603 W. Locust Gross, Jerry, 1015 N.

Evans Anderson, Sarah, Holton Homes Dismissed Barker, Mr. Glen, Commercial Hotel Zike, Mrs. Erma, El Paso Chick, Mrs. Nellie, 803 E. Miller Schenkel, Miss Vicky, Downs Owens, Charles Richard, Cherryville, N.C.

Harkins, Mrs. Gertrude, 1105 E. Jefferson Jones, Floyd, El Paso BROKAW Admitted Fitzgerald, Mrs. Georgia, 1609 E. Washington Schenck, Mrs.

Fredrick, Chenoa Schaefer, Robert, 1314 E. Grove Giles, Mrs. Myrtle, 1114 S. Low Dismissed Peirce, Bane, 38 Sunset Road Mann, John, Heyworth Hagan, Robert, Metamora Moffit, John, 606 Monroe Houchens, Mrs. Maudie, 302 W.

Virginia, Normal Knoth, Arthur, 1503 W. Locust Stretch, Mrs. Harlan, 1403 W. Hovey, Normal Walker, Robert, 814 W. Mill Scott, Dean, 1101 N.

Colton Compton, Gary, Lexington Starkey, Gary, Hudson Halihan, Mrs. John and baby PAXTON COMMUNITY Paxton Admitted Gimbol, Amanda, Paxton Dismissed Scharp, William, Buckley Johnson, Frank, Paxton Duffin, Robert, Paxton Beck, David, Paxton Deck, Audrey, Rankin Elson, Norma, Loda HOPEDALE Admitted Deikhoff, Fred Delavan Hafziger, Mrs. Louise, Mackinaw Bloomington Normal Deaths Mrs. Frank Muhl Mrs. Margaret Louise Muhl, a former Bloomington resident.

died at her home in Grand Ralids, at 5 p.m. Friday. She was a daughter of Alva and Ethel Talkington She was married to Frank Muhl at Funks Grove in 1936. Surviving are her husband; a son, Zane, in Peoria; a daughter, Mrs. Judy Drury of Memphis, a sister, Mrs.

Keith Jump of Greeley, and five grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents. Mrs. Muhl will be brought to the Metzler Memorial Home. Injured In 1-Car Mishap A one-car accident at 10:35 a.m.

Friday near Saunemin sent the driver to St. James Hospital in Pontiac, where she was reported in serious condition Friday evening. Mrs. Mabel Torrance, 72, of Whitewater, Wis. was the driver What only occupant.

According to Trooper William Spraig of the state police she was driving south on U.S. 47 about 4 miles north of Illinois 116. He reported that in overtaking and passing another vehicle she forced an oncoming car off the road, then lost control of her car which came to rest in a ditch. Mrs. Torrance was charged with improper passing.

Car Hits Tree; Driver Not Hurt PONTIAC (PNS)-Gary Christianson, 25, of Pontiac, lost control of his car at 12:10 a.m. Friday at the curve on the 4-H blacktop west of Pontiac. The car hit a tree. Christianson, who was not injured, received a ticket from Trooper James Kennedy for driving too fast for conditions. Robert Huff Gets Army Promotion RANDOLPH (PNS) Robert Huff, stationed in Vietnam, has been promoted to specialist four.

He has been in Vietnam since February. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Huff. 2 Dozen Drivers Off Road The operator's licenses of four Central Illinois motorists have been revoked, three based on drunken driving convictions.

Another 20 motorists can't drive because of suspensions, and three others revoked or suspended earlier have been granted probationary permits. Drunken driving revocations affected Mashe M. Harris, William G. Powell and Gary A. Scott of Pekin.

The same reason resulted in a suspension for Haven M. Lyle of 223 Sunnyside Court. Grant R. Hartsock of Pekin recorded three violations within one year, resulting in revocation of his driving privilege. Three violations resulted in the suspension of licenses issued to Thomas S.

Dinsmore I and Frederick D. Long, Clinton; Bernard E. Farero, Pontiac; James E. Michels, Lincoln; Fred E. Miller, Atlanta; Terry W.

Renfro, Middletown; Jack R. Boles, Towanda; Gary L. Hart, Stanford; Earl E. Lesher, R.R. Raymond A.

Stephenson, 27, Sunset Road; Terry L. DeWeese, Havana; William L. Baker, Morton; Michael P. McGuire, Washington; Mark C. Radmacher, Morton; Harry L.

Schmidgall, Tremont; David K. Smith, Washington; and Rosalyn L. Wickert, East Peoria. Roger Morfey of Monticello displayed a license not issued to him. His license was suspended because of it.

Driving on a previous suspension resulted in another for James R. Hayes of Fox River Grove and Normal. Probationary permit recipients went to Curtis H. Ethington, 1314 N. East; Barbara J.

Hodges, East Peoria and Harry L. Schmidgall, Tremont. Burglar Takes Money, Liquor HAVANA (PNS) Mason County Sheriff Robert Huber is investigating a break-in which occurred early Thursday morning at the Quiver Beach Inn north of Havana. The intrusion was discovered about 8:00 a.m. Friday by owner Dale Moslander.

Entry was gained by forcing open a door. About $100 was taken, along with about $40 worth of liquor. Bloodmobile Gets 156 Pints FAIRBURY (PNS) The bloodmobile visit Wednesday resulted in donations of 156 pints, the most received in any visit for many years, The good turnout was believed to be a result of making appointments before the visit. No goal was set. The Junior Woman's Club again sponsored the visit.

Armington Howard spent his parents, Haag. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Horner and Donna, Thursday were visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Barker at Pressman's Home, and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Horner at Sneedville, Tenn..