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Shades of Old West Covell-A scene out of the old West? An abandoned movie set? No, just an abandoned farm house and barn west of Covell. One might expect Marshal PANTAGRAPH Dillon to come riding from behind the barn at any moment. PHOTO Hospital Notes Visiting hours for all local hospitals are from 2 until 4 p.m. and from 7 until 8:30 p.m. Hospital authorities urge the public to observe these hours.

St. Joseph's Admitted: Donald Sipes, R.R. Mrs. Metha Jetton, 1606 E. Oakland: Loren E.

Kreitzer, Garland 1015 McGowan, McGregor; Pontiac; Fred 1 L. Robert Winterroth, 1112 S. Low; Harry Hopmeyer, a 1201 N. Park; Mrs. Emma Harrop, 909 S.

Center; Miss Cindy Schultz, 507 W. Kelsey; Mrs. Donna Hieronymus, Colfax, medical. Miss Rebecca S. McLean; Michael Bruning, 6 Grandview Drive, Normal, both surgical.

Dismissed: James Sullivan, 1215 N. Roosevelt; Mrs. Emma Harrop, 909 S. Center; Miss Pa-; tricia Short, 507 W. Oakland; Steve Thomas, 1326 N.

Mason; Paul J. Woith 1014 N. Prairie; Dan Smith, Lincoln; Mrs. Grace E. Rock, Roberts; Herbert D.

Mullen, Cameron, Miss Cheryl Jacob, 284 Evergreen Place; Mrs. Jomarilyn Hartke, Litchfield; Mrs. Lillian Grubel, 808 S. Madison; Mrs. Diane Ferraro, Le Roy; Mrs.

Ruth M. Clark, 173 Sunnyside Court; Mrs. Wilbur Bane and baby boy, Arrowsmith. Mennonite Admitted: Mrs. James Hast- ings, R.R.

1, Normal; Mrs. Roy Hartley, 1009 W. Seminary; Mrs. Clarence Mayer, Le Roy; Robert Donnan, Minier; Milford Schmidgall, Minier, all medical. Mrs.

Dorothy Muckton, 1301 S. Barker; Miss Dera Peasley, 907 N. Oak: John Spengler, Tremont; Mrs. Joseph Miller, Chenoa; Mrs. Mercedes Winterland, Dismissed: Lexington, all surgical.

Mrs. Robert Hall, 519 W. Chestnut; Mrs. Carolyn Denman, 304 E. Vernon, Normal; Ronald Moreland, McLean; Richard Perkins, 1413 E.

Grove; Thomas Evans, Cooksville: Mrs. J. C. Kessinger, 405 E. Washington; Kim Fritch, Mackinaw; Mrs.

Ada Moore, 706 E. Jefferson; Gary Thompson, R.R. Mrs. Minnie Graham, Arrowsmith; Mrs. Eugene Walker and baby girl, 605 W.

Washington; Mrs. John Galaway and baby girl, Farmer City; Mrs. Jim Winters and baby boy, Heyworth; Mrs. Robert Oliver and baby boy, R.R. Brokaw Admitted: Arthur R.

Doud, Gardner: Mrs. Elmer Langhoff, N. East; Michael D. McCary, Heyworth; the Rev. Warren Lynes, 615 W.

Locust; Richard A. Armstrong, 1104 S. Fell, Normal; James O. Flanagan, Cooksville; Edward H. King, 1407 E.

Washington, all surgical. Mrs. Herman Jackson, Lexington; Russell A. Saylor, 3 Knollcrest Court, Normal; John Henry Meister, 601 S. Clayton; Mrs.

Kenneth Fitzgerald, 707 W. Market; Mrs. Cora K. Johnson, 604 E. Emerson; Mrs.

Robert W. Ryberg, R.R. 1, all medical. Dismissed: Mrs. Robert Merrill, 5 Broadway Place, Normal; John W.

Brooks, Cooksville; Ronald Aper, McLean; Lawrence A. Trutter, 102 E. Virginia, Normal; Mrs. C. Truman Reynolds, 709 Apple, Normal; Mrs.

Raymond Vaughn, 114 Greenwood; Glen P. Holliger, Carlock; Teresa G. Huffington, R.R. 1, Normal; Cindy Lynn Jones, 206 E. Kelsey; Mrs.

Frank Lowery, 1108 David Drive, Normal; Mrs. Herman Lindsey, 806 E. Grove; Deborah Murphy, Mackinaw; Susan Jenkins, 105 E. Miller; Marlon Kelch, 1619 S. Roosevelt; Mrs.

John Wolter and baby boy, 1005 Bakewell, Normal; Mrs. Robert McClure and baby girl, El Paso; Mrs. Jon Housour and baby boy, 327 Rowe Drive. John Warner CLINTON (PNS) Admit- ted: Fred Johnson, Clinton. Dismissed: Mrs.

Elizabeth Barclay, Hurkless Wickenhauser, Mrs. Nora Bullard, Frank Schmidt, Mrs. Galen Lichtenwalter, Clinton; Mrs. Jessie Earl, to Pinecrest Nursing Home. St.

James PONTIAC (PNS) Admitted: Miss Carolyn Goldsmith, 4-H FEATURE Tazewell Show Wednesday Tazewell County's annual 4-H Home Economics and Agricultural Show and Junior Fair will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Mineral Springs Park, Pekin. The three-day schedule is as follows: Wednesday, 8-10 a.m., exhibits will be brought in and put on display; p.m., exhibits will be judged: 2 p.m., exhibits are open to public; 2 p.m., younger girls dress revue; 6:30 p.m., flower arrangement demonstrations; 7:30 p.m., younger girls dress revue; p.m., dance; 9:15 p.m., interview of king and queen candidates; 10 p.m., the crowning of the 1964 king and queen. Thursday, 9 a.m.-noon, older girls demonstrations; 2 p.m., older girls dress revue; 6 p.m., evening program at stadium which will include band concert, Head of Clinton Auto Company Dies at Home CLINTON (PNS) Roy H. Maurer, 57, founder and senior partner of the Maurer Motor died unexpectedly at 12:25 p.m. Friday at his home, 29 Cypress Drive.

He had been under a doctor's care. His funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at St. John's Catholic Church, the Rev. Stephen Kasovic officiating.

Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation begins at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pullen Boos Funeral Chapel. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. He was born Feb.

1907, at St. Marie, a son of Jess and May Woodard Maurer. He married Margaret Knecht Oct. 24, 1923, in Lincoln. Surviving are his wife; a son, James Clinton; three daughters, Mrs.

William B. Smith Mrs. Duane Harris, Clinton; Mrs. Robert Stine, Leadville, his parents, Kenney; a sister, Mrs. Paul Reed, Cerro Gordo, and 12 grandchildren.

Mr. Maurer was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. He had been in the automobile business 28 years. Playground Term Near Final Week The eighth and final week of the summer program will begin Monday on Bloomington's eight supervised playgrounds.

A full schedule of regular recreation activities will continue through the final week. Boys meet in the morning, girls in the afternoon, on alternate days. A closing program is to be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Miller Park, according to Howard Haug, director of playgrounds. The summer playgrounds are financed by the Mayor's Youth Activity Program.

More than 600 Bloomington youngsters have participated this year. State Funds Go To Lincoln SPRINGFIELD Gov. Otto Kerner approved additional funds of $107,172 9r general and electrical work for road improvements at the town site of Lincoln State School, Lincoln. WAYNESVILLE Miss Pearl Sampson of Kankakee was spending two weeks Monday with her brother, Roger Sampson. Mr.

and Mrs. Allie Cunningham and their grandson, Paul Cunningham, returned Sunday to Madison, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammitt and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Bayless. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Green of Mesa, left Sunday after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Green. Sandra Michaels of Louisville, Wednesday was spending a week with relatives and friends in the Waynesville area. Mrs.

Veta Crownover and her daughter, Iris, of Fort Lauderdale, Wednesday were visiting relatives in Waynesville and Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Huth and family were vacationing Wednesday at Lake of the Ozarks, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Burwell of Kansas City, left Monday after visiting with Mrs. Burwell's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Marvel.

There are 800 seismographs in the world. Pantagraph, Bloomington, Gerald Denight New Names In The News Richard Wayne Huston weighed 7 pounds, ounces is at birth July 22 in Mennonite Hospital. He is a son of the William P. Hustons of Heyworth and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Morris of rural Heyworth and Mrs. James Cunningham of rural Essex and the late Let Huston. The sixth youngster at the home of the Robert Allens of 1313 N. Fell is a girl named Gayle Elizabeth Allen. She weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces at birth July 17 in Brokaw Hosto pital, a sister of Susan, 13; Barbara, 11; Robert, Christine, and Gregory, 19 months.

Grandparents are the Harry Thiels of 811 N. Fell. Normal, and the Charles Allens of N. Lee. First child of Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Gipson of 505 E. Jackson, Laurie Anne Gipson weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces at birth July 22 in St. Joseph's Hospital.

She is a granddaughter of the Floyd E. Powells of South Bunn Street Road (R.R. in 2) and Mrs. Mildred Woith of 1008 W. Olive.

Maternal greatit grandmother is Mrs. Eva Alsman of 538 West Grove. Six pounds, 6 ounces was Sonja Ann Thomas' weight at birth July 24 in Brokaw Hospital. Sonja and her year old sister, Mary Louise, are granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs.

John Willard Butler of 710 S. Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Thomas of Downs. Sonja is the 56th great-grandchild of Mrs.

Nellie Handley of 1502 S. Mason. Parents of the little girl are the Herbert Earl Thomases of 804 E. Front. Mr.

and Mrs. Danny Burns of 606 E. Mill chose Steven Daniel Burns as the name of their 6 pound, 15 ounce son, born July 23 in St. Joseph's Hospital. He is a brother of Tony, Carol, Laura, 4, and Robin, 3.

Grandparents are Mrs. Lorraine Summers of 610 N. Roosevelt, Mrs. Vera Wade of Lincoln and M. W.

Burns of Bloomington. Brett Kendall Reum, the 7 pound, 5 ounce boy born to the Ronald Keith Reums of Carlock July 21 in Mennonite Hospital, has a brother, Barton Keith, who was 2 in May. They are grandsons of the William Thomas Whitehouses and the Arthur L. Reums, all of R.R. 4, Bloomington.

The 7 pound, 13 ounce son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kettner of rural Downs July 22 in St. Joseph's Hospital has been named Michael Joseph Kettner. He is a grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Tripp of Stuart, Fla. and Ewald Kettner of 103 S. State. Sharing middle names with his father is Craig Philip Waller, born to Pam and Clifford Waller of Melvin at Gibson Community Hospital on July 21.

He weighed 8 pounds and is a brother of Timothy Wayne, and Kimberly Sue, Their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Couye Sadler of Melvin and the John Crowes of Tamaroa. Kathy Lynn, 6, and Karen Ann, 4, welcome a baby sister with the July 20 arrival in Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital of Kristy Jean Thomas. She is a daughter of Robert and Barbara Thomas of rural Clinton and a granddaughter of Mrs.

Minnie Brumfield and the June Thomases, all of Clinton. Kristy was born on her maternal grandmother's birthday. Greatgrandparents are H. D. K.

Thomas of Hallsville Nursing Home and Ms. Eva Burwell of Clinton. Eric Paul Smith was born July 20 in Brokaw Hospital and weighed 8 pounds and 2 ounces. Parents are Dr. and Mrs.

Peter H. Smith of 118 Greenwood. Maternal grandparents are the late Arthur Cregars and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Peter Smith of Lockport. Other child is Bryan, The Thomas E.

Cropps of 506 W. Willow, Normal, have an 8 pound, 3 ounce daughter, Denise Kay Cropp, who arrived Saturday, Aug. 1, 1964. 18 livestock parade, awarding of trophies, Share-the-Fun acts, dress revue, introduction of State Fair delegates and Greased Pig Scramble; 8:30 p.m., square dance. Friday, 9 a.m., younger girls demonstrations; noon, removal of exhibits; 1 p.m., clean-up.

A new addition to the fair this year is the 4-H Fun Lane. Carnival game booths will be operated by 18 4-H clubs. Clubs will participate for trophies and to earn money for their treasuries and for the fair. Game booths will be open from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and from 2 to 5 p.m.

Thursday. The food stand, operated by the Tazewell County Homemakers Extension Association, will be open during the entire show. The 4-H County Federation is again operating the cold drink and concession stand. Two Homes Sold By Washburn Families WASHBURN (PNS)-Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence C. Carter sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCully and will soon be moving to Elgin, Illinois, to be near their son. Mrs.

Velva Davis sold her home near the grade school a family from Germantown who will move here in late August. Mrs. Davis has rented the Harper apartment. Roberts Hires Five Teachers ROBERTS (PNS) There will be five new teachers in the Roberts Thawville Community School Unit when opens Monday, Aug. 31.

Miss Sheila Smith of Minier, a June graduate of Illinois State University, will teach vocal music. Mrs. Inza Thompson of Piper City has been hired to teach in the primary grades. Mrs. Thompson received her degree from ISU and has 17 years of experience as an elementary teacher.

Normal W. Reams, who has been principal of the Onarga Grade School for the past nine years, will teach fifth grade. He received his master's degree from Southern Illinois University and has 13 years experience as teacher and elementary principal. Bronson Beasley, originally from Gibson City, will teach eighth grade and social studies. He received his master's from the University of Illinois and is working for a doctor's degree in education.

He has seven years of experience as a teacher. Mrs. Joyce Uebele of Roberts has been employed to teach half days in the high school in the math and English departments. Maxson Heads Legion Post CHATSOWRTH (PNS) Millard Maxon is the newly commander of Walter Clemons American Legion Post for the 1964-65 year. Other officers elected include: Joe Van Antwerp, senior vice commander; Harry Birkenbeil, junior vice-commander in charge of membershi; Cur- tis Stoller, finance officer; Lloyd Shafer, chaplain; Noble Pearson, service officer; and Edmund Propes, sergeant atarms.

At the July meeting, the Unit donated $35 to the Chatsowrth Boy Scouts to purchase pup tents. They also voted funds to the Dwight High School Band for the 1964 convention in which they will participate. HARTSBURG Mrs. D. J.

Minch of Hartsburg and her sister, Mrs. L. J. Short of St. Charles, left Monday to spend a week in Emden in the home of Mrs.

Minch's son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minch. MASON CITY Miss Nancy Tongate of Sebring, Fla. Wednesday was visiting with the Bill Whittaker family.

The Tongates are former residents of Mason City. She expects to be here for two weeks. Miss Ann Lynn returned home Tuesday from Lessburg, where she has been visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Mathers since school was out.

George Tomlin and son of Fern Park, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tomlin of Orlando, will leave for their homes Monday, after visiting here with their father, Ralph Tomlin, for two weeks. Mrs.

Diana Peterson Miss Jill Rylander Hopedale Hires Three Teachers Mrs. Ida Fortna, Pontiac. Dismissed: Mrs. Sophie Albertson, Mrs. Arthur Eckhoff and baby girl, Gladys Sessler, Pontiac; Mrs.

Carter Ness and baby girl, Dwight, Gibson Community GIBSON CITY (PNS) Admitted: Frank Netherton, Melvin; Michael Coleman, Farmer City; Kevin Miller Arnold Luedde, Gibson City. Dismissed: Mrs. Freda Bedel, Jerilyn Brandon, Arnold Lue ed de, Gibson City; Mrs. Wayne Stinde and baby girl, Elliott; Janene Conger, Sibley. Hopedale HOPEDALE (PNS) Admitted: John A.

White, Randy McRoberts, Atlanta; Robert Perce, San Jose; Marla Eeten, Delavan. Dismissed: Mrs. Harold Sackett and son, Delavan; Floyd Bulfer, Sublette; Clara Wendle, Sterling; Vernon Lough, San Jose. Fairbury FAIRBURY (PNS) Admitted: Sister M. Luella, John Sauerbier, Donie Tetter, Richard Purkey, Chatsworth; Lynn Dameron, Fairbury; Miss Judith Ireland, Forrest; Jeffrey Abbey, Cropsey; Ted Williams, Chenoa; Naomi Lane, Piper City; Rose Zimmerman, Dwight.

Dismissed: Stephen Bridgeforth, Mrs. Elias Aupperle and baby girl, Fairbury; Mrs. William Hoelscher, Mrs. Robert Kyburz and baby girl; John Sauerbier, Sister M. Luella, Chatsworth; Dennis Stafford, Saunemin.

Abraham Lincoln Memorial LINCOLN (PNS) Admitted: Ronda Amberg, Larry Culleton, Mrs. Arthur Estes, Mrs. Ethel Gilbert, Nona Sampson, Mrs. George Sarver, Lincoln; Herschel Alexander, Kenney; Herschel Beavers, Clinton; Mrs. Mantie Mathers, Mason City; John Mier, Thomas Myers, Beason; Mrs.

Elmer Young, Atlanta. Dismissed: Mrs. Edward Brooks and son, Mason City; Mrs. Arthur Crull, Merle Godby, Mrs. Sophie Marsh, Mrs.

Frances Fowler, Larry Simons, Mrs. Alma Worth, Lincoln; Charles Windell, Patricia McVey, Elza 1 Dennison, Elkhart; Mrs. Jack Mayberry, Atlanta. Date Incorrect ATLANTA (PNS) The Missionary Society meets at 8 p.m. Monday at the Christian Church.

The date in an earlier article in the Pantagraph was incorrect. Marriage Licenses LINCOLN (PNS)-Gene Presswood and Linda Lou Petro, both Lincoln. Court Notes McLEAN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT GENERAL DIVISION Denzel L. vs. Loretta E.

Chapman: Divorce granted to Loretta Chapman as counter-plaintiff on grounds of desertion. Ruth vs. Harold Carney: Divorce granted, on E. grounds VS. of Russell cruelty.

W. Brunson: Divorce suit dismissed on plaintiff's motion. Richard Davis vS. Earl D. Childers and Hugh Feeney: Appeal bond of $1,000 approved.

PROBATE DIVISION Estate of Bertha Michael: lists assets of $2,000 from settlement Inventory personal iniury suit. Estate of Alta E. Speaker: Will admitted to probate; William L. and Ethel M. Davis appointed executors; bond set at inventory lists property in Normal.

Estate of William A. Briggs: Winifred M. Briggs appointed administrator under $20,000 bond; assets listed as $10,000 in personal property, undetermined real estate. Estate of Lurene E. Schaefer: Merle and Philip Schaefer appointed executors under $22,000 bond; assets listed as $11,000 in personal property, $42,000 in real estate.

Estate of Betty Pressley: Lucille Williams appointed administrator under 59,000 personal bond; property, assets listed real as $6,000 in no estate. Estate of Marvin Chasten: Carmen Chasten appointed administrator under $3,750 bond; assets listed as $2,500 in an insurance claim. Estate of Tillie M. Neubauer: Will admitted to probate; Charles E. Neubauer appointed executor, under $12,000 bond; assets listed as $6,000 in property and $80,000 in real estate, personal latter a 186-acre farm in Dale Township to sister-in-law (life interest) and nephew.

MAGISTRATE Vernon Olson, 52, rural Downs, jailed in default of $30 fine for drunkenness. Bloomington police arrest. John James Johnson, 49, Le Roy posted $25 bond for -later hearing on charge of not having an operator's license on person. Freddie Quillen, 21, Alabama, and fined Owen $55 and Lafever, $25, 31, of respectively, A 532 W. Grove, dison orderly conduct charges.

Sheriff's ar- Four Motorists Lose Licenses In State List Four Central Illinois motorists are without operator's licenses, three for drunken driving convictions, according to the secretary of state's office Thursday. Three licenses were suspended, and two drivers previously suspended or revoked were granted probationary permits to drive. Charged with driving while intoxicated were Howard S. Fretty, Paxton; Charles L. Bennett, Easton, and Donald L.

Jackson, Washington. Kenneth J. Clothier, 20, of 1415 Clinton Blvd. lost his license by revocation for permitting fraudulent use of it. Three violations resulted in suspensions for Lee A.

Evans, Washington, and Donald K. Guthrie, East Peoria. Driving while his license was revoked or suspended resulted in a suspension of Harvey E. Kaufman's driver's license. Kaufman lives in Danvers.

Dennis E. Shults and John A. Yentes, both of Pekin, are back on the highways with probationary permits. Through the first six months of 1964 a total of 30,590 operator's licenses were suspended or revoked as compared to 407 for the same period in 1963. Secretary of State William H.

Chamberlain cited improved reporting of traffic law violations convictions by courts and vigorous enforcement of traffic laws by state and local police, for the increase in suspensions and revocations. Court OK's Assessments For 2 Jobs Assessment rolls were approved without objection Friday in McLean County Family Court for two Bloomington improvement projects. One is the pavement of Barker Street from Congress to Tokio, the estimated cost of which is $8,780, with 14 property owners to pay $3,607. The other is an $11,836 water main installation on a U.S. 66 service road to Pepsi Cola Bottling plant.

The one property owner involved will pay $2,790. the Public remainder benefit of funds will bear costs in each project. ODELL Mrs. Prinnie Wilson was reported in Satisfactory condition Wednesday at St. James Hospital, Pontiac, following a sudden illness at her home Monday night.

Miss Emma Beiswinger left Wednesday for her home in West Point, after spending six weeks visiting with her sister, Miss Elizabeth Beiswinger. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Yender returned home Tuesday after a month's trip to Iowa and Joseph Weber of rural Odell returned to his home Tuesday from St. James Hopsital, Pontiac, where he had been a patient.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck returned home Monday after spending a 10-day vacation trip in Canada. Reunion Dates Hendren-Agee-Sunday, Aug. 2, noon at Miller Park, Bloomington.

Ferguson -Sunday, Aug. 16, 11 a.m. at Marsh Park, Fairbury. Schueth- Custer Sunday, Aug. 9, Miller Park Lake, Bloomington.

us ch -Saturday, Aug. 8, noon at Hopedale Park. Razor-Sunday, Aug. 9, at Miller Park Pavilion, Bloomington. Kettwich -Sunday, Aug.

2, Minonk Grade School, noon. Otto- -Sunday, 'Aug. 2, 12:30 p.m. at Miller Park, Bloomington. July 22 at Mennonite Hospital.

Rebecca Ann, 812, Cynthia Sue and Thomas Eward, 4, are their other children. Grandmother is Mrs. Artie McCartney of Grafton, W.Va., and great grandmother is Mrs. Anna Williamson of 506 W. Willow, Normal.

Brenda Kay Syler, born to the John W. Sylers of 500 E. Lincoln, Normal, is the fourth girl in the family. She is a sister of Deborah Lynn, Teresa Joanne, 5. and Mary Beth, 2.

They are granddaughters of the Charles Ryans of Princeton and the Thomas A. Sylers, of Blue Island. She was born July 22 in Brokaw Hospital, weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces. Angela Renee Kipfer was born July 20 in Mennonite Hospital and weighed 6 pounds and 4 ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. James Kipfer of Minier are the parents. Grandparents are the Jerry Hoods of Minier and paternal grandparents are the Ralph C. Kipfers of Minier. Jeffry Lee Bell was born July 22 in St.

John's Hospital in Springfield and weighed 6 pounds and 11 ounces. Parents are the Jerry Bells of R.R. 5, Springfield. Mr. Bell is a former resident of Beason as are his parents, the Allen Bells of Cantrall.

Maternal grandparents are the Merle Brookshiers of Cantrall. The baby shares a middle name with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bertsche of Decatur are the parents of a son, Jeffrey Paul, born July 23.

They have another child, J. Randall, 1. Grandparents are Mrs. 'Mary Bertsche of Meadows and Mr. and Mrs.

L. G. Strotheide of Flanagan. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Eigsti of Flanagan and the Henry Strotheides of Highland. The Robert L. Olivers of R.R. 3 have an 8 pound, 10 ounce son, Derek Kipling Oliver. He arrived July 25 at Mennonite, Hospital, the brother of Kirby, 4, and Lane, 2, and has been named Derek in honor of his Dutch ancestry on his father's side of the family and Kipling for Rudyard Kipling on his mother's side.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oliver of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and the late Mr.

and Mrs. E. N. Hansell of Leon, Iowa. Named after his father was Todd Richard Rhoda, 7 pound son of the Richard Rhodas of Chenoa.

He arrived July 23 at Fairbury Hospital, the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Atkins of Chenoa and Mrs. Merlyn Kemp of Bloomington. Greatgrandmother is Mrs.

Rose Erhardt of Pontiac. Air Force Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Marquardt are parents of their first child, a son named Timothy Allen Marquardt. He arrived July 23 in Savannah, where the captain is a dentist in the Air Force.

Grandparents are the Francis Gardners of Ft. Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Marquardt of Ruskin, Fla. and Cushing, former Bloomington residents. Timothy Allen, who has the same initials as his father, weighed 7. pounds at birth. David Le Roy Myers was the name given to the 8 pound, 1 ounce boy born July 24 in Mennonite Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle E. M. ers of rural Arrowsmith. He is a brother of Kenneth Lyle, 22 months old, and was named for two paternal uncles, Ivan Le Roy Myers of Deer Creek and William David Myers of Florida.

His grandparents include Percy Poole of rural Arrowsmith and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myers of Deer Creek. Teresa Ann Walker, second youngster in the family of Eugene and Mary Walker of 605 W. Washington, is a sister of Douglas Eugene, who is 31.

They are grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wick of Danvers and Walter T. Walker of 901 S. University, Normal, Teresa weighed 7 pounds, ounces at birth July 26 in Mennonite Hospital.

HOPEDALE (PNS) Three new teachers have been added to the staff of Hopedale Community Unit Schools. Mrs. Diane Baumruk Peterson will teach first grade, replacing Miss Mona Naffziger, who retired at the end of the last school year. Mrs. Peterson has taught at Cardinal Drive School in Palatine and is a 1964 graduate of Illinois State University.

Her husband is grade school coach at Mackinaw. They will make their home in Hopedale. Miss Jill Rylander replaces Mrs. Ann Bresnahan as vocal and instrumental instructor in both the grade and high school. She is a 1964 graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University with a major in instrumental music.

A Rockford native, she will direct the choruses and band. Gerald Denight has been named athletic coach. He will teach boys' physical education and drivers education, with behind-the-wheel driver education being added to the curriculum this year at the high school. He is a graduate of Western Illinois University with the class of 1964 and is a native of Green Valley. Booker Gets Carbondale Promotion CORNELL -Wayne Booker, son of Mrs.

C. C. Booker of Cornell, was appointed to assistant chief of police at Carbondale by the city council Tuesday. He joined the police department in 1956 and was promoted to sergeant three years later. He attended Fairbury High School and Southern Illinois University.

An Army veteran, he is married and has one son. Liquor License Changes Sites The liquor license formerly held by the Anchor Club at 401 W. Washington was turned in to Mayor Robert McGraw Friday. The mayor, acting as city liquor commissioner, re-issued the license to the American Hungarian Family Society for its clubhouse at 1520 Calhoun. The American Hungarian society in turn surrendered its beer-only license.

James Kinsell had held the Anchor Club license since April, 1959. The rock-n-roll social club shut down in January, when its building was sold to the Daily Pantagraph and razed. Kinsell had sought to have the license transferred to 115 S. Center, but Mayor McGraw turned him down. Central Illinois Reunions KAUFFMAN CONGERVILLE The 24th annual Jonathan Kauffman family reunion was held Sunday at Congerville with .56 present from Peoria, Chicago, Carlock, Loda, Congerville.

Merle Kauffman was elected president; Stella Rainwater, secretary-treasurer. GARNER McLEAN-The 26th reunion of the Garner family was held Sunday at McLean with persons attending from Manchester, McLean and Farmer City. Earl Garner was elected president; Charles Garner, vice-president; Helen Garner, secretary-treasurer. GUSTAFSON STREATOR--The Amil Gustafson family reunion was held Sunday Marilla Park, Streator, with relatives attending from Rutland, East Gary, Crown Point, Dana, Magnolia, Minonk, Long Point, Wenona. Donald Kemp was elected president; Mrs.

Kemp, secretary-treasurer. Mexico has 4,438 miles of coastline on the Pacific Ocean..