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RANCHERO SPECIAL 1974 Ford Ranchero automatic, mags. Stock No. 6046 351 V-8, air conditioned, $4099 Many Others To Choose From FARM TRUCK FALL PICKUP SPECIAL SPECIAL Ogles 1974 FORD 120 CA, 1974 FORD 360 V-8, 361 beery duty V-4, 5 speed and power steering, radio, everloads. 2 speeds, power steering. Stock Stock No.

1. 6089, No. 7006. $6999 $3199 See Wayne Thornton, Truck Manager For All Your Truck Needs "A Great Place To Do Don Stone R1. 66 150, Bleemingten Ph.

663-1331 and COUNTRY 6 80 8 St AUTOMOTIVE 910-Used Cars PONTIAC-1971 Grand Prim. 17,006 mil miles. Excellent condition throughout. AM FM radio with tape, plaver, power, with vinyl tap and air, 475-6361 PONTIAC-1973 Luxury LeMans 1 door, Air and power, Top Condition, 83300, Ph. Gridley PONTIAC Grand Prin.

Air, power windows AM still warranty. Very clean, best offer, Pm. 432-9914, FONTIAC-1970 6TO. Many extras, well cared on. $1700, Pr.

convertible, Pale yellow. Real good condition. $850. Ph. Fairbury eve a or PONTIAC-1971 Grand Ville 4 hard.

top. Radio, power steering, brakes, seats. Air clean, FORD- 198 Fairiane 500 sedan, Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, air HELPERT IMPLEMENT Stanford, Ill, Ph. PONTIAC INF 610. Vinyl roof, dark 043-1014 or Gran Prin, 1 door hard.

tee, good condition. 8725. PA. Grand ViTie, loaded: CHEVROLET-1967 Bel Air 4-deer, automatic. OLDER CARS at prices, Metarnora implement Metamor8, 111.

PR. 4 speed, power steering brakes, mileage, celient condition. PR. 217. TOYOTA deluxe wagon, cellent gas mileage, 4 speed.

$1,375 or best offer. Ph. after 5 p.m. VOLVO-19 4 door Automatic transmission, AM FM radio, air condis tiening, SELTZER MOTORS, Oakland at 14. 1.

1932. VOLKSWAGEN-1970 Bug, nice cars PONTIAC-1971. 4 cylinder, automatic, power steering, AM FM radio, vinyl roof, $2,195, MOTORS 001 E. Oakland PA. 828-6314 A BETTER TRADE CAN'T BE MADE WILEY PONTIAC BUICK Ph.

828-3621 1508 S. Main Come to Johnny Martin Chevrolet and BUY Chevrolet NOW! 1974 Prices Frozen Temporarily! SAVE 100's of Dollars NOW on 150 1974 CARS IN STOCK Before Pending Price Increase is Approved Johnny Martin Chevrolet Jet. 66 and 150, Bloomington Ph. 663-4311 When You've Said DUSTER You've Said It All PERFORMANCE BEAUTY ECONOMY $2511 Freight, Tax and Dealer Prep. Not Included Plymouth Duster UP TO 22 MILES PER GALLON HARJAK MOTORS INC Plymouth 1001 MORRISSEY DR.

DATSUN CHRYSLER BLOOMINGTON, ILL. IMPERIAL AUTOMOTIVE Pantagraph D-11 Bloomington-Normal, 910-Used Cars 910-Used Cars 1967. New engine, brakes, and starter. Excellent condition. PR.

827-6457. FINK'S GARAGE, EL PASO Jct. 24 51 GOODWIN BROS. Minank, Ph. Open 8 to 6 p.m.

weekdays Sundays and Evenings appointment Your Ford Mercury Dealer LANGE Chevrolet Co. (Chenoo, Ph. 945-2831 REBBEC MOTOR CO. Where you can compare Buick, Pontiac, and Oldsmobile side by side. On Front St.

in El Pasa, Just 15 minutes north of Normal on U.S. 51 PRICE CUT- Year End Clearance, cars must Former state Dodge sedans. V4 factory steering completely serviced, now 1970 models, None better anywhere, test drive before purchase. Heavy duty dump Trucks retting here daily. Late BK many others.

Top Dollar Value Motors, 401 31st, Springfield, 111, (217) 528 0424, MCKINNEY MOTORS New and Used Pr. Jeeps costand, 1171 USED CARE 1971 Ford LTD 4 door, Va, power steer. ing. brakes, air conditioning and speed control 1971 (2) Ford Galaxie 500 2-deer hardtops. V4, power steering brakes, air conditioning, and vinyl 1871 Ford forine 4 door sedan.

power steering and brakes, cruise matic, and radio. 1970 Piymouth Fury 111 4-door, V4, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, and clean. 1970 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon. power steering and brakes. Air, 199 Chrysler 4 door, Power steering, air, and low mileage.

Ford Fairiene power steering and brakes. Air, See Tex Kuriti, Art Phipps, Wilbur Noe NELDNER FORD SALES. INC. Lexington, 111. or 915-Trucks, Truck Trailers Chevrolet Truck Savings! 1973 Chevrolet 8' STEP VAN 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission, heavy duty rear springs, hydraulic booster, Frost white.

Stock No. Te borate New 1973 Chevrolet SUBURBAN CARRYALLS Three to choose from! 1973 EL CAMINOS Two to choose fr "SEE OUR SELON OF FINE TRUCKSI Johnny Martin CHEVROLET Jct. 66 and 150, Bloomington Ph. 663-4311 cylinder, 4 speed, 44 ton with steel bed. $450.

Miles Motors, 915 Morrissey Dr. ton. cylinder. good condition. Make offer.

Ph. Hudson 726-3191 evenings. CHEVY TRUCK CENTER 1962 CHEVROLET 2-ton farm truck, cylinder, 4 speed, 2 speed, 8:25 rubber, combination stock and grain rack, twin cylinder hoist. FORD C-700 tilt cab. 292-V8, speed transmission, 124" cab to axle, cab and chassis only, 194 CHEVROLET conventional cab, cab and chassis only.

327-VB, power steering. 4 speed, 2 speed, 9:00 rubber, nice condition. FORD Grain tandem. 391-VS, speed, 2 speed, full air brakes, 72' bed, twin cylinder hoist, Nu-Way tag axle, new 9:00 rubber. 1970 FORD 1 ton, 302-V8, 3 speed transmission, 45,000 miles on this unit.

Call Don Walker or Dave Trembley LLOYD SCHUMACHER Chevrolet- Buick Metamora, Ill. Ph. (309)-367-2341 CHEVROLET-1973 1 ton pickup. Custom cab, radio, 6 cylinder engine, standard shift, 10,000 actual miles. Save SSS.

FORD --1972 F-350 1-ton, V8 with 4 speed, dual wheels, many extras. Ready to go MANGOLD FORD SALES Eureka, Ill. Ph. 467-2344 Eves. 467-2937 CHEVROLET-1967 ton.

Ph. 309-723-6364 after 5 CHEVROLET-1962 6 cylinder 1 ton. Hoist and rack. Ph. 217-784-4392 Corvair Van Good condition Ph.

309-965-2331 CHEVROLET-1971 El Camino, 350 V8, 4 barrel, speed, power steering, disc brakes, posi-traction, white box cover. $2500. Ph. Eureka 467-2918. CHEVROLET-1967 ton, 283 V-8, straight shift, short bed, runs good, $600 or best offer.

Ph. Saybrook 475-3621. CHEVROLET-1966 ton 4-speed transmission, rear bumper, radio, like new tires. owner truck' which is undoubtedly far above average. $962 FORD-1972 F-100 Ranger.

V-8, 3-speed, radio, 20,000 actual 1 owner miles. Perfect in every respect. $2,662 FORD-1971 F-100, 302, V-8, 3 speed, radio, air conditioned, mud and snow tires, rear bumper, 18,000 actual miles $2,362 HELLER FORD SALES, EL PASO Ph. 0159 Evenings 0370 CHEVROLET-1963 Corvair window van. Runs good, great gas saver.

$300 or best offer. Ph. 447-3541 Beason. CHEVROLET-1972 ton pickup truck. cylinder, standard transmission, radio, rear bumper, extra sharp WARSAW CHEVROLET Colfax, Ill.

Ph. 723-4801 CHEVROLET-1964 12 ton pickup, good tires. Ph. 828-6823 CHEVROLET-1970 2 ton. 12' grain box and hoist.

Runs good. $300. Ph. 309-725- 3334. CHEVROLET-1968 ton pickup, good condition, Delta Tool box.

Ph. 309-447- 2338. DATSUN-1971 Truck, 15,000 actual miles, 6 tires, real good shape. Ph. 829-4544.

DODGE -1971 VAN. V8, standard mission, long wheelbase, white color $2,495 CHEVROLET-1969 2-ton. Chassis and cab, 'V8 engine, 8:25 tires, 4 speed with 2 speed, cab to axle. BOB GRIMM CHEVROLET Morton, Ill. Ph.

264-2241 DODGE-1966 C-500 Grain Truck. New bed and hoist, V-8 engine, 5 speed, 2 speed axle. Extra nice BROOKS FORD Mon. thru Thurs. 8 to 7:30.

Fri. 8 to 5 Closed Sat. Open Sun. by appointment Atlanta, Ill. Ph.

(217) -648-2396 DODGE CLUB CABS 3 D-100; 2 D-200 ton; 2 D-100 Sweptline ton pickup; B-200 ton Custom Sportsman wagon; D-100 Tradesman Van. Available for immediate delivery. SHELL- DOWNS MOTORS Moved to new building Clinton 1600 E. Main Ph. 935-3859 Open Eves.

by appointment except Sun. FORD -1973 ton Camper Special. Ph. Clinton 935-5638. FORD- Used 1973 F-100 Ranger pickup.

V-8, power steering and brakes, air. (2) New F-100 Ford pickups. (1) with air, (1) without air. New 1974 F-600 Chassis and cab. 361 V-8, 2 speed axle, 4 speed transmission, power steering and 900 tires.

NELDNER FORD SALES, INC. Lexington, Ill. Ph. 365-7271 or 365-8212 FORD -1972 Ranger XLT, ton V8 automatic, snow tires included, $2550. Ph.

Waynesville 949-4183 after 4 P.M. FORD-1968 F100, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, owner, good condition. Ph. Danvers 963- 4468. FORD -1964 ton.

speed, 6 cylinder. Good shape. Ph. 815-689-6045. FORD-1972, Custom pickup, ton, 360 automatic, V-8, radio.

$2200. Ph. Eureka, 467-2564 evenings. FORD -1953 2 ton truck with bed. Very good condition.

$800. Ph. 217-445-2288. Central Illinois Deaths James Moreland Mrs. Loretta Smith SECOR (PNS) James Moreland, 50, died at 4:40 a.m.

Wednesday at Methodist Hospital, Peoria, where he had been a patient for about 10 days. His funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Froelich Memorial Home, El Paso, the Rev. Marvin Cheney officiating. Burial will be in Secor Cemetery, Visitation will be 6 to 9 tonight at the memorial home.

Mr. Moreland was born Jan. 10, 1923, in Secor, a son of James A. and Roma Bateman Search Moreland. He married Gertrude Parkhouse in April, 1942.

He later married Constance Greathouse Nov. 16, 1973, at Eureka. Surviving are his wife; his mother, El Paso; three sons, James Newark; William Des Plaines; W. Richard, Streator; a daughter, Mrs. Jerry Renn, Streator; six stepchildren; three brothers, Francis, Eureka; Warren, Janesville, Melvin, Secor: a sister, Mrs.

Clarence Tipler, El Paso; three grandchildren. His father, a brother and a sister preceded him in death. Mrs. Lola Wright Mrs. Lola D.

Wright, 73, of Pana, formerly of Lincoln, died at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday at Pana Community Hospital. Her funeral will be 10 a.m. Friday at the Kerrigan Funeral Home, the Rev. A.

Keith Davenport officiating. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery, Visitation will be 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. She was born Jan. 1, 1900, at Beecher City, a daughter of Benjamin and Caroline Sholes.

She was married to Grover Wright in Lincoln in 1915. He died Oct. 19, 1967. Surviving are a son, Roy Lincoln; two sisters, Mrs. Ferne Wurth, Lincoln; Mrs.

Nellie Ellenberg, Pana; two grandchildren. Mrs. Foster WASHINGTON (PNS)-Services for Mrs. Ann E. Foster, 70, and her husband.

Mr. Harold E. Foster, 69, who both died Tuesday, will be at 1:00 p.m. Friday at White Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hillerest Memory Garden.

Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, a recitation of the Rosary for Mrs. Foster at 8 p.m. Memorials for Mr. Foster may be made to the American Diabetic Association.

Memorials for Mrs. Foster may be made to St. Francis Hospital Childrens Fund, Peoria. In obituaries printed Wednesday, the Pantagraph incorrectly spelled Mrs. Foster's maiden name.

The correct spel- EL PASO (PNS) Mrs. Loretta Smith, 78, El Paso, died at 9:15 p.m. Wednesday at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. She was taken to Froelich Memorial Home. Mrs.

Johnson Mrs. Johnson WENONA (PNS) Mrs. Jennie Johnson, 91, died at 9:50 p.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital, Streator, where she had been a patient since Oct.

3. Her funeral will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Bethany Lutheran Church, the Rev. Paul Bengtson officiation. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Visitation will be 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Thierry Funeral Home. She will be taken to the church at noon Friday. Mrs. Johnson was born Dec.

20, 1881, at Veninghult, Sweden, a daughter of Charles and Hilda Johnson Rosvall. She came to the U. S. in March, 1891, with her family. She attended schools in Wenona.

She was married to Charles J. Johnson, March 19, 1900, in Wenona. He died in July, 1963. Surviving are a son, Ralph, Wenona; a granddaughter, two brother, great daughters and Earnest Rosvall, Dows, Iowa. She had been a resident of Wenona for 81 years.

William R. McGinnes PEKIN (PNS)-William R. McGinnes, 40, of 213 4th South Pekin, died at 3:05 p.m. Wednesday in the Veteran's Hospital at Danville. He had been a patient since June 20.

He was taken to the Kuecks-Woolsey Funeral Home. Ill. Dec. 6, 1973 Bloomington Normal Deaths Virgil Baird Virgil Baird The funeral for Virgil Roy Baird, 81, of 313 E. Baker, who died Wednesday, will be at 1:30 p.m.

Friday at Beck Memorial Home, with Dr. Robert W. Youngs officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m.

and to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Attorney still seeks return of ISU fees Attorney Loren Thomson Wednesday said he will proceed with a suit seeking the return of $2 million in fees paid by lilinois State University students. The suit had been dismissed in Sangamon County Circuit Court. Thomson said he may appeal the dismissal or file the suit in federal court or the Court of Claims.

"We definitely will proceed with this," he said. Lexington board hears police, finance reports LEXINGTON (PN) Business transacted Wednesday night at a meeting of the Lexington Village Bord was confined mainly to a rendering of the, police and finance rports and to a discussion of action pending by council to repair a drain pile at the Lexington Community School. The police report for the month of November showed 28 traffic citations, seven issued as warnings, nine for illegal parking and 12 for speeding. There were 21 complaints handled, one traffic accident investigated and one animal impounded. Those persons issued speeding tickets ere clocked at an average of 48.3 miles per hour for 30 mile-per-hour zones.

The council finance report showed a receipt of $3,045.04 sales tax by the' village forthe month of August. The board decided tohave the Lexington Community School board contact a contractor who several months agodamaged a drain pile while erecting a chain-link fence around the new parking lot of the school. The council is seeking to have the pile repaired or its damage paid for by the contractor. ling is Boice, not Boyce. Tazewell's de deputies picket court, store By Rick Baker PEKIN-There was activity inside and outside the Tazewell County courthouse Wednesday.

Off-duty Tazewell County sheriff's deputies doffed their holsters and uniforms in favor of winter garb and picket signs, and marched around the courthouse, while Tazewell County State's Atty. C. Brett Bode filed a complaint against the county merit commission. Initiating their informational picketing two days after originally planned, the deputies marched at the courthouse, the McKenzie Building which houses government offices and Steger's, a furniture store. The furniture tore is owned by Louis Steger, a county board member who voted gainst a 10 per cent, or $900, increase at a county board meeting last month.

Deputies said they would picket other businesses owned by board members or which employ members of the board who voted against the 10 per cent pay hike, The increase was defeated by an 18-6 vote of the board, in favor of an eight per cent increase. Steger said the pickets were the first in front of his store in the business's 37-ear history, but he said he would not change his mind and vote for the requested pay boost. "I just didn't feel it would be fair to the taxpayers of this county to vote for that much of an increase and I still don't fee it would be fair. "I can't speak for other members of the board but I seriously doubt the board AUTOMOTIVE 915 Trucks, Truck Trailers FORD -Pickup 1972, Sport Custom plus extra chrome, 360 V-8 with most extra's, has Winter tune-up and 2 new snow tires, low mileage, perfect condition. Ph.

376- 3641 after 5. FORD-1965 Econeline Van. Excellent shape. Engine and heater recently overhauled. $600.

Ph. 452-7802. GMC-1972 ton. 4 speed, A 40,000 miles. $2500.

Ph. 828-0021, Ext. 593 between 8 and 4:30. GMC-1959 Step- Van. Motor in' good condition.

Camper conversion started. Ph. 829-5191 anytime. GMC-1963 PICK- UP. HILPERT IMPLEMENT Stanford, III.

Ph. 379-2182 GMC-1972 Suburban. Super Custom interior and exterior trim. 3 seats, air, automatic, power steering, brakes, FM stereo tape, tilt-wheel, cruise control, equalizer hitch with electric brakes. Great for trailer pulling.

Low miles. $4995. RUBY OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. GMC Truck Dealer City 66, Ph. 815-842-1143 Open Fri.

'til 8 P.M. will have a special meeting to have a discussion with the deputies about this. "We've already listened to their arguments and I voted the way I feel the people who elected me wanted me to vote, and I pland to continue to vote that way." Steger said. Steger, a member of the board's finance committee, said he felt intimidated by the pickets and admitted they may affect his business, "but that's the purpose of the whole thing," he said. He said he wouldn't vote to give the deputies the raise unless all other employes of the county received similar boosts.

Steger said he offered the picketing deputies coffee, "because it's cold out there in that snow," but they refused it. James Dawson, secretary of the threeweek-old deputies' union, said the deputies would icket in shifts, with all county deputies participating in the picket. He said he will solicit help from people not on the 27-man force to aid the deputies on the picket line i in marching and carrying pickets. HAROLD Benedict, a spokesman for the union and a member of the American Federation of State. County and Municipal Employes.

AFL-CIO, said, fair this is just an informational picket, but if it comes to push and shove, it could well become a work stoppage. It's getting down to the wire now." The county board acts on the fiscal1974 county budget Dec. 14 and the deputies are competing with that AUTOMOTIVE 915-Trucks, Truck Trailers GMC-1967 ton pickup truck, 305 engine, with 4 speed, good tires, A-1 shape, pried to sell. Ph. Odell 998-2386 after 6:00 P.M.

GMC-1966 ton pickup, straight stick $795. Murphy Used Cars, 8 to 8, 1112 S. Main, Ph. 829-4816. IHC-1956 ton, new paint, excellent body, just tuned.

$350. Ph. 452-4324 INTERNATIONAL 1973 C04070A, white. VP Air 903 engine, 13 speed. Blue and slide 5th wheel.

Custom interior chrome. Ph. 379-2024 Stanford after 5. INTERNATIONAL-1967 tilt cab, CO-1800 with grain beds and hoists. McGRATH, I.H.

Gibson City, Ill. Ph. (217)-784-4281 CHEVY VAN-1966, carpeting, paneling, positraction with chrome wheels, snow tires. 6-cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission, 6 tires, all perfect. $950.

Ph. 828-6139. -1973 ton. 6,000 miles. Power steering, brakes, and air Like new.

Jones Pontiac-Opel Co. Kit. 116 Ph.844-6117 Pontiac, Ill. deadline to have their requested raise approved. Benedict said.

don't want to leave people without protection, but if the county board leaves us with no recourse, we will He refuted a statement made by a county deputy Monday that the deputies would not strike if they didn't get the raise. "Striking is a very distinct possibility." Benedict said Wednesday, he passed out picket signs protesting the county board's refusal to give the deputies the pay boost. Tazewell County Sheriff James Donahue said Tuesday the sheriff's department would continue to provide police protection for county residents, despite the actions taken by the deputies' union. Earlier this week a bargaining com-' et in an attempt to ward off threats of pickets, but an agreement satisfactory to the deputies was not reached. The only request made by the union is the $1.000 pay increase.

but they are likely to ask for expanded hospitalization insurance benefits, timeand-a-half pay for working holidays and another pay increase for fiscal 1975. The deputies have complained that one-year policemen on the Pekin force are paid $2.000 a year more than oneyear county deputies. AUTOMOTIVE 915-Trucks, Truck Trailers THE RIGHT TRUCK When you buy, make sure it's the right truck for your job. That's all-important. May we help you? At McLEAN COUNTY TRUCK we've been matching trucks to jobs for over 29 years.

We know how. McLean County Truck Co. GMC AND PETERBILT TRUCKS FRUEHAUF TRAILERLocated at Stahly Truck City) U.S. 66 Bypass Mercer Ave. BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS PHONE 309-662-1331 (SEE OUR LISTING OF RECONDITIONED USED TRUCKS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUTOMOTIVE 915-Trucks, Truck Trailers GRAIN HAULERS ATTENTION! 1970 GMC 9500 238 h.p., transmission, twin screw diesel tractor with 1973 Transport 38' grain trailer, new.

1973 PARKHURST Gooseneck trailer, 16' bed and hoist, brand new at Dealer Cost. 1970 CHEVROLET ton pickup. V8, automatic, power steering, air conditioning. Sharp. WIDMER GMC Truck and Equipment Co.

Paxton, Ill. Ph. (217)-379-2631 IDEAL FOR HANDYMAN 1966 GMC, ton, 6 cylinder, with utility body in good condition. Ph. 452-1652.

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