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I Bloomington-Normal, III. Nov. IS, 197 f4V4WVoW4t4W sr -m vrmmm wit a general uiunois uueaiiis lW4V4V44W444'f4WW Robert Warner George Huck Joseph Sineni MORTON (PNS)--Robert A. Warner, 67, of 901 S. Fourth St.

died at 3:35 p.m. Friday at St. Francis Hospital. He had topn a nntipnt sinr (Vt 11 Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Ludwig Mortuary, the Rev.

Joe Braker of the Morton Apostolic Christian Church officiating. Burial will be in Mackinaw Cemetery. Visitation will be after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He was born in Groveland Township Dec.

16, 1907, a son of Louis and Lydia Funk Warner. He married Gladys M. Hill Feb. 14. 1931, at Peoria.

She survives, along with one son, Robert, Morton; a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Garber, Morton; five grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. Arthur Huaer. PONTIAC (PNS)-George Washington Huck, 82, of 808 E.

Howard died at 6:20 a.m. Friday at St. James Hospital after suffering a heart attack. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Grace Episcopal Church, the Rev.

Leon B.G. Adams officiating. Burial will be in South Side Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Raleigh J.

Harris Funeral Home. He was born Feb. 22, 1893, at Youngs-town, Ohio. He married Clara Hanson Harris Feb. 22, 1944, at Pontiac.

Surviving are his wife; two stepsons, William Harris, Chicago, and Robert Harris, Pontiac; 13 grandchildren. Two brothers preceded him in death. For more than 30 years he was employed at the Pontiac Greenhouse. He was a member of Grace Episcopal Church and had served on the vestry. He was a member of the Pontiac Masonic Lodge, the Vermillionaires and was a World War I veteran.

Groveland. and Mrs. Roy Lohmar, Morton; four brothers, Clyde and Harold, both of Morton; William, Peoria, and Edgar, Elmwood. One daughter, one brother and one sister preceded him in death. Latest report on grains and stocks STOCK MARKETS u'" Mu LIVESTOCK DOWJONIS AVI RAO! PM NlfN Lew Clee PfV.

IT Laul. iivitTortf Averages) WMiAT national tTOKVAMM iapi JO Industrials 852 47 up 2 44 Mar 41 IV I IO'I I i IjOOO. ukhtri MMdy lo Wghtr. ,001..4,00,00 St 141 147 14, 141 144 Boars J4 JO; under 250 lbs 42 00. DOW JONIS INDUSTRIALS Mar 4 IVk TII4 Cattle receipts 200 heed.

Not enough of (Figure after decimal polnti art) va'i) May 1 7 1 71 1 77 174' any class to test market. hur. Prl. jZ 77181 1 77'2 1 7 1 77 Sheep head. Not enough to test market, Clow i-Clota Sep 1 71 I'M 1 71 1 70 Estimated livestock receipts tor Moo- Allied Chemical a U7 5 147 1 41 144 144 day: 4.500 hoot, i.loo cattit and loo ttwtp.

Aluminum Co. of A mar M0 14 4 Mar ..77 tSi tit American Can XI 10 4 OATS JOLUT LIVESTOCK iLAT 5 1 5 1 CX IS' I 1 1.J7' it JOLIf III. UPI Livestock: i 1.51 Ml I WH 1 Cattle 700; steers higher; limited 1 May 1.4' Hi' 1.49' 1 tellers steady to higher; load high choice ftTJUL. 5. J'V 1.4?vn 1.48v 1.47 and prima tlMri 4 load choice and nTplf ri .12 2 SOYHANS prima 4 00; cholca 45 00-48 SO; few good CT," Nov 4.71 413 4 71 4 80 4 77 and cholca 42 cholca and prima 21 i JM 4 4 4 4 15 l0a yerege to cZUrm lUii.

2 43 ft) 4H 43 high choice 44 canntr and cuttar cZZrl mSEJ; Hi 2: 100 01V co noo-noo. GoodarTl Hogs 1.200; steady to SO higher; No intorJ! M.rCItii'; i II I 1,1 5 ,0 I 100-210 lb ,2 SO-, 00; No 1-1 200-240 lb 51 50- nUS' il ill 08 1 11 1011,1 1 11 ,2 SO; No 1 1 140 260 lb 4 SO; No 1-4 SmZZZrZ til 52J MI liliM 111 260-280 lb 41 -4; NOW 280-100 lb 47.11. Owcnt.HI Gliu ui tin Jn 48 SO. Proctor ii Gambia i SOVilAN OIL Monday aitlmatad racalptt: S.000 cattla, WdOlloTcaW MB Jit 2 5 MeBU tlvITOCK fm' 11.0 11 1 Ilt. PEORIA, III, (AP) (USDA) Hogt Ill in Jy 1170 18 18M 18 187, 1.000; trading fairly actlva, Prldij, UnonCarblda 581 IS 2 2 butchan 50-1 00 loww; t-1 200-210 Ibt 52 4,7 0 8 7, 88, 8 40 8 70 8 40 00, about 125 haad 51 1-1 200-210 n'JIN'C' 5.1 25 1 SJ? iVA JJ 12 I lb 1-1 220-240 Ibl SO 00-51.

50; 2- 58 58 4 SoVlIAN MtAL 1 240-10 lb. 48 50-50 00; 1 1 20-280 lb. 450. Wt. lnghouw 11 11 127 40 128 50 127 10 117 50 1 27 10 48 SO; 1-4 280-100 lb.

44 50-44 50; low. SO Jan ,28 70 00 121 50 iSi" 10M10 lb. 41.0tM4.0D; U04S0 CHICAGO UPI) Chicago Mercantile Cattle 100; not enough of any one for ARIA STOCKS 6change clo.lng price range: te.t; few choice 850 lb yield Caterp liar 720 71 1 ICiD ROILIRS: grade 1-4 41 00; good and choice 9Trrt IV. 't 4 -fLT lb. 41.50-41 50, few 790 lb heifer.

fii 4' 4 if 44 0 i yield grade 14 choice 4, 00? utility and Flre.tone 23 0 22.7 Jan 41.50 41.85 41.40 41 5 41.70 commerciol cowl 1 So-72 50 Individual Fleetwood Ent 11.1 13 0 Mar 19 00 05 38 80 38 95 39 00 rf4 1.1 canrlr Gen. Tel. lac 25 2 25 1 May 18 80 18 85 38 80 31 80 38 80 12 M14M canner III. Power CO 25 1 25 1 Jun 19 95 40 00 39 95 40 00 39 75 F.llrnllirf lr Mnnrt.u. i Kretge .14 1 34 0 Jiy 40 00 4000 4000 40 00 39 75 tlmated for Tvtonday: 4,500 hog.

and Marcor 24 2 7 Aug 38 90 38 90 38.90 38.90 1B.90N 3,000 cattle. Modlne ,8 18 LIVB BEEP CATTLE: rmiuTiv uiMirt Monanto 79 4 79 0 Dee 420 4 5 65 401 45 80 1.29 CDOiurYlc u.Mof Northern III. Ga. 21 1 12.1 Feb 44.20 43.30 44.10 43.25 4,952 pf IELO, III. AP) (USDA) Owen.

Corning 43 44 2 Apr 41.50 41 5 41.10 2,,00 Interior Illinois hog price, dark 13 Aug 43.10 42.00 43 00 41.75A 18 Receipt. demand moderate Frl- G. Indu.t 33 1 33.5 Oct 42 00 41 0 42.00 41.20 1 day, butcher, firm to 25 higher; t-2 200-210 Pabtt 23.1-23 21.2 23 PEEOER CATTLE: lb. 51.25-51 50; 1-3 200-240 lb. 50 75-5, 25; Phillip.

Pet 51 515 Nov 38 37.95 38 37 5 40 ome 50 SO; 2-1 240-260 lb. 48.75-50 75; low. J. C. Penney 54 1 53 2 Mar 39 05 38 35 39 05 38 32B 90 50-2 00 lower; 1-1 300-400 lb.

40.SO-42.00. Ralston Purina 47 1 47 0 Apr 38.75 38.25 38 7 38 00 10 Rockwell Int'l 22 1 li May 38 80 38.25 38.80 38.I0B 37 Std. Oil of Ind 42 4 42.1 LIVE HOGS: PROD Steak Shake 5 10.0-10 4 Dec 57 00 55 5 5 90 55 78 1,272 rrWLUV-L Wlcke. Lumber 8 3 8 2 Feb 54 80 53 42 54 .80 53 708 1,841 CHICAGO PRODUCE Apr 49 80 48.5S 49 50 48 85B 1,385 CHICAGO (AP) Midwest egg price ,.55 iT00 4X 4" MB 88 report-wholesale buying price. Friday un- By UhtlM 'rn.

imemtional jy 4t JS 47 00 47 to 47.72B 174 changed; Class large 59; medium. 52; 11-UMI Aug 45.80 44 70 45.75 45 0 48 41; ne.t-run breaking stock 48; 1L1 I ill .1 S'Jl 22 Oct 42 55 41 SO 42 45B 42.35 10 check. 40. oon "J-" Jf'-'J FROZEN PORK BELLIES: Butter firm; wholesale buying prices on 1 p.m. 853 27 173 80 83 59 262 21 fttt 84.75 84 90 86.75 84.75B 1,054 all grades Friday too few to quote.

r2 Mar 83 87 SI MO 83 87 S1.87B 896 Maor potato markets FOB shipping I p.m. 852 64 173.63 83 84 22.15 May 80 27 77.95 79 65 78 35 648 points U.S. 1A Thursday In ,00 lb sacks: 1 1 2 .12 Jl '4 -40 7 20 74 87B 4 Wisconsin round whites 4 Wlscon- 0 tl 2 I iV. Au0 908 225 'un6 reds 4.00-4 25; Wisconsin russets Pet. Chg.

0.28 0 ,9 0.14 few 4.75-7.00; North Dakota round reds 5.50- STANDARD POOR'S INDEXES CASH GRAIN NEWS russet, and red McCclurg, NEW YORK (UPD-Standard Poor's Courtesy Bloomington Grain) hourly Indexes for Friday. The following quotation, represent equals 10). the best possible estimate of cash grain ST. LOUIS PRODUCE 425-lnd 1S-RR tO-Utll 500-Stks prices at country elevators in the area ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs: II a.m 101.74 38.48 43 92 90 83 served.

They are based upon the Consumer grades: A Large 54 9, A Medi- Noon 101.80 38.5 44.00 90 89 highest bids available Including rail um 48 3, A Small 34-5, Large 51-64. 1 p.m 101.95 38.53 44.0, 91.02 bids at all terminals and subtermlnal Wholesale grades: A Large 35-40, Stan- Ip.m 101.95 38 49 44.04 91.02 markets served by this area as well as dard 30-35, Medum 20-30, Unclassified 22-27, 1 p.m 101.71 38.47 44 12 90 85 bids for river points. Prices will Close 101.88 38.41 44 ,0 90 97 vary slightly due to normal dltferen- Prev Close 10, 99 38 50 43 99 91 04 tials and transportat on. Chicago cash grain Myi 43 ,4 Based on thelate Friday afternoon CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 soft red MARKET INDEXES market quotations, elevators were 3 39" Friday; No 2 hard winter By United Pres. International paying about the following Corn No 2 yellow 2 52'3n (hopper) 2.S2'in NYSE Index 48.1 off 0.04 CORN (box).

Oats No 2 heavy Soybeans ASE Index 85.68 up 0.02 No. 2 $2.42 No 1 yellow 4.63n. Dow-Jones Ind 853.67 up 2.44 SOYBEANS No 2 yellow corn Thursday was quoted at 500 Stock. 90.97 off 0.07 No. $4.59 2.5,n (hopper) 2.51.n (box).

Mrs. Arthur tie reiirea in iviv irom L-uierpmar after 33 years. Memorials may be made either to the Apostolic Christian Church for the Handicapped or to the Tazewell-Peoria Counties Heart Association. MORTON (PNS)-Joseph M. Sineni, 64, of 353 Glen Ave.

died at Methodist MeciMedical Center at 2:25 p.m. Friday. He had been a patient since Oct. 22. Services will be at 9:30 a.m.

Monday at Ludwig Mortuary and at 10 a.m. Morton Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, the Rev. Eugene L. Finnell officiating. Burials will be in Roberts Cemetery.

Visitation will be be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 8 p.m. He was born in Joliet May 15, 1911, a son of Louis and Grace Tantilla Sineni. He married Adelle Henninger April 16, 1939, in Chicago. Surviving are his wife; one son, Ronald, Dallas, three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Grace Vitale and Mrs. Jannie Kreager, both of Phoenix, a brother, Sam Sineni, Morton. Three brothers and one sister preceded him in death. He was a member of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church and an Army veteran of World War II. He was a salesman with Electrolux Corp.

20 years and for R.L. Polk and publishers of city directories, three years. For the past five years he worked at Caterpillar Tractor Co, Mrs. Lena Funk GRIDLEY (PNS)-Mrs. Lena Funk, 92, Gridley, died at 11:10 p.m.

Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Barbara Meiss, rural Heyworth, with whom she had resided three years. Her funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Apostolic Christian Church, Gridley, with church ministers officiating. Burial will be in Gridley Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Froelich Memorial Home, Grid-ley, and an hour before services Sunday at the church. She was born Jan. 30, 1883, at Gridley, a daughter of Adolph and Barbara Gramm Rudin. She married Benjamin Funk Jan.

30, 1907, at Warsaw, Ind. He died Nov. 18, 1950. Surviving are three sons, Julius, Yucca Valley, Amos Gridley, and Eugene, Eureka; four daughters, Mrs. Lorene Kiefer and Mrs.

Hulda Meiss, Joseph Fields MCLEAN (PNS)-Joseph Fields, 44, of McLean died at Keith 6 p.m. PONTIAC (PNS)-Mrs. Jeanette G. Arthur, 68, of 420 W. Moulton died at 10:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Livingston County Nursing Home after an extended illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home, the Rev. Stanley Murdoch officiating.

Burial will be in South Side Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. She was born Nov. 15, 1906, in Minnesota, a daugher of Joseph and Etta Brimmerman.

She attended Pontiac schools. She married Joseph G. Arthur March 25, 1942, at St. Charles, Mo. Surviving are her husband; a son, Joseph Manito; a brother, Gail, Joliet; one granddaughter.

She was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, a charter member of the VFW Auxiliary, past president and past district president of the American Legion Auxiliary. She was also a member of the White Shrine. Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church. Miss Hulda Bill Friday at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Dansville.

He was taken to the Herington-Calvert Funeral Home. He was born in DeWitt County Oct. 19, 1931, the son of Louis and Mildred Preston Fields. He is survived by his mother of Waynesville; three brothers, Melvin of Chicago; Earl and Merle, both Waynesville; and five sisters, Mary Fields of Mount Pulaski; Dorotha, Nellie, Sarah and Verna Fields, all of Waynesville. He was a member of the Christian Church and American Legion Post 1189 in Waynesville.

NYC woes keep market mixed, slow both of Gridley; Mrs. Barbara Meiss, rural Heyworth, and Mrs. Madlyn Nelsen, Seattle, 19 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren, and a great -great-grandchild. Four brothers, three sisters, a son, a granddaughter and three great-grandchildren preceded her in death. Mrs.

Funk belonged to Apostolic ROANOKE (PNS)-Miss Hulda Bill, 80, died at 9 p.m. Friday at Proctor Community Hospital, Peoria, where she had been a patient one day. She was taken to Remmert Funeral Home. Commodity futures lower during week CHICAGO (AP) Commodity futures generally edged lower on the Chicago Board of Trade the past week. When trade ended for the week on Friday, wheat was I8V2 to 23V2 cents a bushel lower, December 3.52V2; corn was 1 to 8V2 lower, December 2.65; oats were Va to 2 lower, December I.57V2; soybeans were 11 to 19'2 lower, November 4.79; soybean oil was 1.35 to 1.60 (nearly 2 cents a pound) lower, December 19.10; and soybean meal was 130 to 300 point lower, ($3 a pound), December 127.80.

I. the Benton Jones Christian Church, Gridley. Memorials may be made to Apostolic Christian Home, Eureka. New York Stock Exchange. Big Board volume slowed to a moderate 16.46 million shares from Thursday's four-month high of 25.07 million.

The American Stock Exchange market value index edged up .02 to 85.68. In the over-the-counter market, the NASDAQ composite index dropped .07 to 83.13. NEW YORK (AP) Stocks settled into a mixed and sluggish pattern Friday while the market kept watch for the next move in efforts to resolve New York City's money woes. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks posted a 2.44 advance to 853.67, stretching its plus-reading for the week to 17.87 points. But losers out weighted gainers 687 to 667 among the 1,826 issues traded on the Frank Weistart LEROY (PNS)-Benton Handley Jones, 67, Hardy, formerly of LeRoy, died Thursday evening in Arkansas.

He was brought to Stensel's Funeral Home. Bloomington Normal Deaths Wiley A. Lawson The funeral for Wiley A. Lawson, 75, of 314 Rowe Drive, who died Friday at Brokaw Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Stamper Memorial Home, the Rev.

Arno Weniger officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Memorial Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He was born March 8, 1900, at Treadway, a son of Joe and Mattie Seals Lawson.

He married Cora Clonce Sept. 6, 1918. He later married Vera Laskowski. She preceded him in death. Surviving are one son, Alvin, Hilltop Mobile Homes Court; five sisters; four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Four sisters preceded him in death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church, Treadway, and the Bloomington MoOse Lodge. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. He was a railway carman, until he retired in 1965. MINONK (PNS) The funeral of Frank Weistart, 64, who died Thursday while vacationing with his family at Newport Beach, will be at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday at St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Minonk. The Rev. James Elliott will officiate and burial will be in AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 915 Trucks, Trailers 915 Trucks, Trailers 915 Trucks, Trailers 915 Trucks, Trailers Woman, 55, hurt DATSUN 1974 truck with topper, FORD 1971 Van, 5 passenger, tinted CHEVROLET 1974 1 ton Van. Heavy duty springs and suspension, power chrome wheels and wide tires.

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SHELL-DOWNS MOTORS GMC ,975 High Sierra, air, power A Bloomington woman was injured at 2:48 p.m. Friday when she fell at her home, according to the Bloomington rescue squad. Anne Blum, 55, of 802 E. Locust was JEEP CHEVROLET 1975 Vi ton pickup with topper. Standard transmission, steering and brakes, insulated and panelled topper, 6,000 miles, excellent con Rt.

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after 6. FORD ,974 Vi ton pickup and topper. V- ditioning, 10x15 tires, all the extras. Ph. 217-386-2059.

8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, factory air, light blue color CHEVROLET ,973 LUV Va ton pickup Jet. 66 and 150 Bloomington 4 cylinder, 4 speed, whitewalls, radio. I cji Ph. 663-4311 GMC 1974 Vj ton pickup. Air condition Local ,6,000 mile one owner.

Red with BOB GRIMM CHEVROLET ing, automatic, power steering. VOLKSWAGEN ,969, 9 passenger win Morton, III. Ph. 309-264-224, ,966 INTERNATIONAL ton pickup. deluxe topper.

BARKER OLDSTOWN vh witn 4 speed. dow van. Real good condition. $1,550. 1206 N.

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663-4391 DODGE 1971 Vj ton Pickup, automatic. WIDAAER GMC WHITE, INC. CHEVY WHITE TRUCK CENTER 6 cylinder, locany owned in excellent condition, $1,488. MILES MOTORS Paxton, III. Ph.

(2171-379-431 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Cargo Van. ,965 CHEVROLET Tilt Cab 2-ton farm truck. 327-V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, power 915 Morrissey Dr. Ph. 829-4224 IHC 1975 COF4070, VT903, 13 speed.

steering, cast spoke wneeis, 9:00 rub power steering, sleeper, air condi ber, grain box and hoist. DODGE 1974 Love Van. Completely tioned, 33,000 miles $26,000 Carpeted and insulated. Good condition. $500 or best offer.

Ph. 309-722-3281. FARM TRUCKS 1974 CHEVROLET Vi ton pickup. 454-V8, IHC 1972 2000D, Detroit 238, 10 speed. automatic transmission, power steer air tag $8,750 done inside and out by "Head Rest" of Calif.

Mag wheels, side pipes, mural. Too many things inside to mention. Ph. Downs 309-378-4352. ing, power brakes, air conditioning, IHC ,97, COF4070, NH250, 18 Speed.

iuoer. 20.000 miles. sleeper $7,850 1973 CHEVROLET Suburban carry-all. 1971 GMC 5500, ton, 350-V8, 4 speed, 2 IHC 1969 2000D, NH220, ,0 speed, 45,000 FLAT TRAILER 1962 DORSEY 40' Minonk Cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m.

today at Folkers Memorial Home and one hour before services at the church. Mr. Weistart was born March 10, 1910, at Oglesby, a son of Charles and Barbara Weistart. He married Verna Barth in June, 1933, in Minonk. She died Dec, 13, 1960.

Surviving are five sons, Jerry, Chillicothe Barth and Dr. Frank David, both of Phoenix, James, Springfield; Prof. John, Durham, N.C.; a sister, Bernice, Oglesby; two stepbrothers, Sam Westart, Princeville; Bart Weistart, Minonk; 12 grandchildren. Mr. Weistart, mayor and alderman of Minonk for 25 years, was a director of the board of Depue State Bank, Depue.

Prior to his retirement in 1973 he was a representative for the United Steel Workers of America. He was a former member of the International Board of United Mine Workers and began his career in the coal mines of Minonk at the age of 13. He was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Minonk. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.

Mrs. Emily Kafer HEYWORTH The funeral of Mrs. Emily A. Kafer, 72, Heyworth, who died at 9:15 a.m. Friday at Brokaw Hospital, Normal, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at Metzler Memorial Home, Bloomington. 454-V8, automatic transmission, power Speed, good 8:25 tires, power steering, on overhaul, no wet kit $6,250 steering, power brakes, air condition with full set of sides, good condition. Ph. Gardner IHC ,91 C0195, new 15 farm body, 42 sides, twin Johnson Hoist, sharp, road ready farm truck. ing, dual gas tanks, radial vacuum, 26' trailer $1,895 tires; Nice condition.

FORD ,975 F100 super cab. 6 cylinder. GMC ,969, 5500, V-35, (new), power 1968 GMC HI 9500, 238 Detroit, power 1975 FORD ton pickup. 4 wheel drive, 4 steering, 5 plus 2, 18 Pafco, 10 bay beer 3 speed, power steering and Drakes, AM-FM, blue. Make offer.

Ph. 452-6892. steering. 5 speed. 2 speed.

Nu-Wav air speed transmission, power steering. body $3,250 power Drakes. ,0.000 miles. GMC 1968 J19500, Detroit 238, 5 and 3, tag, 10.00x20 rubber, new Parkhurst 18' grain box with 42" sides plus tip tops and Johnson twin hoist. FORD 1974 Econoline Van.

9000 miles, as is $3,950 WE now handle "Big 4" Heavy Duty Units. White, White Freightliner, White LCC students to canvass Gridley GRIDLEY A group of students from Lincoln Christian College will be canvassing the Village of Gridley today for new memberships for the Gridley Christian Church. A group of the students will present a concert at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Gridley church. Open house, show at Hopedale hospital HOPEDALE (PNS) The occupational therapy department of Hopedale Medical Complex will sponsor an art show and open house in the fountain room at the complex on Sunday.

Hours will be 2 to 4 p.m. All crafts, which are made by the residents, will be on sale and the event is open to the public. $3495. GMC 1967 5500, V-6, power steering, 5 1963 IHC 1600 Conventional, 345-V8, 5 Ph. 662-3820.

western itar and Autocar. plus 2, 13' grain body $3,950 Call Don Walker, Dave Trembley, Eldon speed, 2 speed, 9.00 tires for 15' or 16' farm bed. FORD 1971 C7000, 175 caterpillar, 5 and FORD ,973 V2 ton Explorer Pickup. Burnt orange and white in color. 30,000 2, power steering, 158 CA, cab and chassis $3,250 1953 CHEVROLET 1Vj ton, 10' farm bed, Bayies or Lloyd Holding.

LLOYD SCHUMACHER Chevrolet Buick twin hoist, good or truck. miles. Power steering, brakes and auto-matic. Ph. 815-832-4672.

IHC 1975, 1600, (Lease truck, low Metamora, III. Ph. 309-367-2341 mileage), 345 V-8, 5 speed, 2 speed, 9:00 NEW IN-INVENTORY SALE: On your tiroc UtA' hoHc FORD 1975 ton pickup. Ranger XLT CHEVROLET ,969 commercial van. chassis or ours.

FORD 1970 C700, 175 Caterpillar, 50,000 49,000 miles, one owner, Excellent con caD, power steering, power Drakes, automatic, 390 engine, factory air condi miles on engine, 5 and 2, power steering 14' farm body with 42" grain sides, C-2-37 $4,250 dition. Petersen Chevrolet-Buick tioning, camper package, many other extras. SAVE Johnson twin cylinder telescopic noist. CHEVROLET 1972, C'60, twin screw. 18' farm body, 42" sides, 3 stage John INTERNATIONAL 1969 2000-D series Fairbury, III.

Ph. 815-692-2341 3,000 miles on new 427 engine, 5 speed transmission, 4 speed $3,750 son twin cylinder telescopic hoist. tractor 250 Cummins with live tandem, real good rubber, very good Also 10, 12, 16 and 20' in inventory. Check CHEVROLET ,973 V2 ton Cheyenne Su CHEVROLET 1971 C-60, 366 engine, 5 our prices before you Duyl condition. Priced To Sell I speed, 2 speed, dead tag $3,000 per.

350 V-8, new tires, 'good gas FORD 1973 Vj ton pickup. 6 cylinder, mileage, snow or mud tires also, call IHC 1961, B162, V-304, 4x2, IT grain (217) yj5-6V55 or 447-3255. $1,375 standard shift with radio, very good condition $2,295 IHC 1974, 100 pickup, V-400 automatic. CHEVROLET 1968 ton, good shape power steering and brakes, 16,500 miles and runs good. Ph.

467-2598 Eureka after 5. $3,650 McLEAN COUNTY TRUCK CO. GMC and PETERBILT (Located at Stahly Truck Cityl Rt. 66 Bypass 4 Mercer Ave. Bloomington, III.

61701 Ph. (309) 662-133, MANGOLD FORD SALES Eureka, III. Ph. 467-2344, Eves. 467-2937 FORD ,963, F250, cylinder, 4 speed.

utility body $450 CHEVROLET 1973 El Camino, V-8, full power, factory air, vinyl top, 4 speed. JEEP 1971 Commando, v-6 $2,495 Mrs. Anna Campbell Mrs. Anna Campbell, 81, of 809 E. Elm was found dead in her home about 8 a.m.

Friday by her husband, Ivan. Deputy Coroner Kae Rairdin said death apparently was due to natural causes. Mrs. Campbell's funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at Carmody Funeral Home and at 10 a.m.

at St. Mary's Church. A prayer service will be at 8 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery," Normal.

i Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mrs. Campbell was born Dec. 5, 1893, in Bloomington, a daughter of Henry and Anna Kaufman Evers.

She was married to Ivan Campbell June 25, 1925, in Bloomington. Surviving in addition to her husband are two daughters, Mrs. Rose Mary Bradbury, Brooklyn Park, and Mrs. Joann Presley, Mahomet; a son, Roger Round Lake Beach; 12 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by five brothers.

Mrs. Campbell was a member of St. Mary's Church and St. Ann's Society. Mrs.

Pearl Werner Mrs. Pearl Werner, 77, a Phoenix, resident for several years and formerly of the Bloomington-Normal area, died Oct. 22 in Phoenix, according to word received here Friday. She had been ill two years. Her funeral and burial were in Phoenix.

Mrs. Werner was a 1920 graduate of Brokaw Hospital School of Nursing and worked at the hospital for many years. She was bom Aug. 2, 1898, near Weldon, a daughter of James R. and Nancy Swearingen.

She married Harley Werner. Surviving are her husband and three daughters, all of Phoenix. FORD 1973 Ranchero, V-8, automatic. radials, excellent condition. 53,500.

Ph. FORD 1973 7 ton V-8, 302 engine with 829-5939. CHEVROLET 1965 4 wheel drive, utili FLAT BED TRAILER International, power steering, air, radial tires, 21,500 miles $3,150 FORD 197, Ranchero GT, V-8, automatic, air, new custom $2,250 topper. Standard transmission, power steering, 18,500 miles. Ph.

815-57-2661 after 6. 1200 pounds, tilt, tie down chains, like ty boxes, new tires, $1200. See at 1,05 W. Births new. $240.

Ph. 662-1444. Washington after ,2 noon. FORDS 4 Strait Trucks. One 1970 and GRAIN And Livestock Bodies and Hoists SCOUT 1973, 4x4, V-304, automatic, air conditioned, rear seat, red $4,295 SCOUT 1972, 4x4, power steering, automatic, new paint and brakes $2,750 CHEVROLET ,965 Vj ton Pickup, 327 2 three ,969 models.

Cab chassis, 12' van body. Less than 30,000 miles. Call Arthur Brandt, 662-3341. Dy Omaha Standard. See us for your needs! NEW And USED Lime and Barrel, automatic, power steering, power brakes, new tires, posi-traction.

Fertilizer Spreaders. LINCO Equip SCOUT 1974, 4x2, right hand drive, V- $800 or best offer. Ph. after ment, Inc. Rt.

24 East, El Paso. Ph. 304, automatic, bucket seats $3,350 FORD 1976 NEW 2 ton F-600 FORD ,976 NEW F-150 with 4-wheel 5 p.m. drive- CHEVROLET 1975 Cheyenne C20 TRUCK SCALES 25 ton, 24'; 50 ton, ton. 350 V8, automatic, power steering.

FORD 1974 Window Van I.H. ,965 2 ton with bed and hoist power brakes, air conditioning, AM-FM fully reconditioned, delivered and installed. Peoria Scale Service, P.O. Box 156, Washington, III. 61571, Ph.

(309) CHEVROLET 1964 1 ton with bed, hoist radio, cruise control, bucket seats, con TRAVELALL 1973, V-400, automatic, power steering, bench seats. TRAVELALL ,973, V-400, automatic, power steering, bucket seats, tow pack- 8Y0WELI INTERNATIONAL Truck Sales, Inc. Rt. 51 North, Normal Ph. (309) 452-7427 and stock rack sole, 8 ply tires, heavy duty suspension.

283-2837. CHEVROLET 1960 1 ton with bed and hoist WANTED Good 1-ton wrecker, with or GMC 1974 Cargo Van. without truck, white repair, way-nesville. Ph. 217-949-2091.

BROOKS rOKU Atlanta, III. Ph. 217-648-239 The Rev. Dennis Blankenship will officiate. Burial will be in Park Hill Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the memorial home. She was bom Oct. 20, 1903, at Stanford, a daughter of James F. and Cora Eades Deitz.

She married Walter W. Kafer Feb. 16, 1927, at Normal. He died May 6, 1974. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Cor-ann Graham, Hopedale; a son, Wallace, R.R. 2, Heyworth; two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Bose, Lexington, and Mrs. Edna Feiner, Piscataway, N.J.; a brother, Wilbur Deitz, Reno Deitz, and four grandchildren. A brother preceded her in death.

Mrs. Kafer, a member of the Shirley Christian Church, was a 1925 graduate of the Brokaw Hospital School of Nursing and a 50-year member of the hospital's alumni association. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of the donor's choice. IHC 1967 ton, 4 speed, 266 V-8, runs 920 Automobile Financing FORD 1968 Vj ton pickup with bucket good. Ph.

309-527-3463. and Insurance seats, radio, extra tires and rims, in excellent condition. Ph. 217-935-3738 af-ter 4 p.m. INTERNATIONAL 1967 pickup.

Vj ton. Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, 417 Hilltop Court, a boy born Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ensign, 10 White Place, a boy born Friday at Brokaw Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Juan Castillo, 1108 W. Front, a girl born Friday at Brokaw Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Tay, 1303 N.

Hinshaw, a girl born Friday at Brokaw Hospital. STANFORD Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lind, a boy born Friday at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. CHATSWORTH (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Gerth, a boy born Friday at Fairbury Hospital. GIBSON CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Don L.

Craig, a girl born Friday at Gibson Community Hospital. FORD 1965 Vj ton pickup, i cylinder, 4 heavy duty frame, 4 speed transmission, new paint, good tires. $650. Ph. before p.m.

speed, runs good. $300. m. B15-B44-08J). INTERNATIONAL 1974 1 ton, dual rear bumper with spring loaded hitch.

Local 11,000 miles. BARKER OLDSTOWN 2030 Ireland Grove Rd. Ph. 663-4391 CHEVROLET 1962 pickup. New paint, new tires, new exhaust.

Just been inspected. Bed in perfect condition. Runs perfect. $550 or best offer. Ph.

452-9605 after 5:30 or anytime weekends. CHEVROLET 1975 Cheyenne Blazer. 2-wheel drive, cylinder standard shift, power steering, 5,000 miles, good gas mileage $3985 CHEVROLET 1975 ton pickup. 4-wheel drive Cheyenne, V-8 automatic, air conditioned, NO MILES $350 JERRY'S GARAGE El 8, 24-Ph. 527-6395 CHEVROLET 1970 Pickup, 4 wheel drive, with Meier Snowplow.

Good Shape. Ph. 309-725-3517 DATSUN 1974 Pickup with Topper. Standard Transmission. 20,000 miles, $3,000 or best offer.

Ph. 828-6314. FORD 1973 Ranchero, V-8, automatic wheel truck with gooseneck hookup. 7600 miles, 350 motor, 4 speed. Ph.

217-792-5530 after p.m. power steering, brakes, factory air, mag wheels. 100 one owner miles. $3475. Ph.

828-0932. INTERNATIONAL 1964 2 ton, 2 speed Pantagraph Want Ad Hours: Mon. thru Sat. Open 8:30 A.M. Close at 5 P.M.

Sun. and Holidays: 3 P.M. to P.M. FORD 1971 Van, i ton, V-8 with axle, 13W bed with fold-down stock rack and hoist. V8 engine, new tires.

straight shift, good condition, tool racks built-in on one side. Ph. 829-7984 after $2500. Vernon Klockenga, R. 2, Lincoln, Illinois.

Ph. 217-732-7133. 4:30 p.m. anytime weekends. FORD 1972 Econoline E200, 302, power ANTIQUE 1946 KB5 International with good 13 bed and hoist.

Ph. piper city. steering and brakes, mags, radials, etc. Super sharp, excellent condition. Ph.

217-944-2506 or 944-243. 815-686-2652 after 5 p.m. 4.