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Bloomington-Normal, III. March 27, 1979 Pantagraph B-4 444044444044444444444444440444444444444444444444444444440044444444444444400444444044444444444444044 Central Illinois Deaths '440400400400400000000004444004440004444444444440044000004444444444004444440444444040004400004444400040000 i ay i I forWdoy Weather record Paula graph weather record Monday's high was 39, low. 24. a past member of Delavan board of education and a member of the township board of auditors. Memorials may be made to Delavan First United Presbyterian Church.

Joyce H. Hallmann DELAVAN The funeral of Joyce H. Hallmann, 63, general manager and director of Hallmann-Woolsey Funeral Home who died Sunday, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Hallmann-Woolsey Funeral Home. He was admitted March 5 to Methodist Medical Center, Peoria, after having been in failing health several years.

The Rev. Jack Porter will officiate, with burial in Prairie Rest Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. He was bom Aug.

28, 1915, at Emden, a son of John and Nettie Kramer Hallmann. He married Evelyn Jaros Dec. 13, 1941, at Chicago. She survives. Also surviving are a son, Thomas, Germantown Hills; a daughter, Alice Ann Frazee, Henry; two brothers, Ernest, Flossmoor, and W.J., Sun City, a sister, Wilma Cullen, Mount Pulaski; and three grandchildren.

One brother preceded him in death. Mr. Hallmann was a member of First United Presbyterian Church, where he served as an elder. He also was a member of Delavan Rotary, Delavan Businessmen's Association, Delavan American Legion, Delavan Historical Society and Illinois Funeral Directors. A World War II Army veteran, he was 4th in Logan lVV Cold Worm NWW VV1 mmmmm SO Doto from jinnni SJJJJ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, Jlllllila NOAA, U.S.

Dpt. of Commrtt Marie Talbert EL PASO (PNS)-The funeral of Marie Talbert, 72, who died Sunday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Froelich Memorial Home, the Rev. Robert Schlattman officiating. Burial will be in Minonk Cemetery.

Visitation will be 6 to 9 tonight. She was born May 11, 1906, in Wayne County a daughter of James and Alice Bailey Bratcher. She married Ordie Talbert Oct. 1, 1922, in Wayne He died June 1, 1970. Surviving are two daughters, Helen Kleen, Minonk, and Verta Duncan, El Paso; two sons, James Jr.

and Auburn, both of El Paso; two sisters, Inez Brown, Johnsonville, and Edith Windland, Fairfield; 15 grandchildren; and 22 A brother, three grandchildren and a great-grandchild preceded her in death. She was a member of Union Star Baptist Church, Wayne El Paso Senior Citizen's Club. Memorials may be made to Woodford County Cancer Fund. ijU.l 'J' i tti--t BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD PUBLIC NOTICES 8 a.m. 10 a.m.

Noon 34 34 37 Celsius: 11 3 30.18 30.18 30.18 Precipitation: 0 inches (For 24 hours ending at noon) March precipitation: 2.47 inches March snow: 3.5 inches Sun will set at 6:14 p.m. Tuesday. Sun will rise at 5:48 a.m. Wednesday. National forecast Tuesday's forecast calls for rain from the Pacific Coast across the central and northern Plateau.

It will change to snow in parts of the northern and central Rockies and extend across parts of the Dakotas and the upper Mississippi Valley. Illinois Extended Outlook Chance of rain Thursday and Friday, chance of showers Saturday. Highs 45 to 55 north, 55 to 65 south. Lows low 30s to low 40s north, 45 to 55 south. The Weather Elsewhere By The Associated Press Hi Lo Pre Otlk Albany 44 25 clr Albu'que 71 40 wdy Amarillo 47 32 cdy Anchorage 39 28 .29 clr Asheville 54 30 cdy Atlanta 61 40 cdy Atlantic Cty 47 31 cdy Baltimore 47 28 cdy Birmngham 62 38 cdy Bismarck 20 07 cdy Boise 56 46 cdy Boston 55 31 clr Brownsville 79 67 cdy Buffalo 32 21 .06 cdy ChrlstnSC 57 44 cdy ChrlstnWV 37 31 cdy Chicago 31 23 rn Cincinnati 40 30 .01 Cleveland 32 25 .01 rn Columbus 33 28 .01 rn 100-Funeral Notices 110 In Memoriam 130-LegaH NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS Notice of sealed bids on the repair of the Mackinaw Civic Building roof.

Bids to be opened April 9, 1979. Contact Lavina Giles, Village Clerk of Mackinaw, tor specifications. Funeral Services for MARY RAY-CRAFT, will be held at the Main Memorial Home. Wednesday, 10 JO, and In Holy Trinity Church at 11. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday, a till 9 at the Memorial Home. In loving memory of DEAN WILSON, who passed away 7 years ago today, March 27th. He had a nature you could not help loving. And a heart that was purer than gold: And to those who knew him and loved htm.

His memory will never grow cold. Deerly remembered by Wife, Grace and Daughter, Dorothy and Family 115 Lodge Notices Derailment irks ESDA director MEMORIAL HOME SPECIAL MEETING, Arts Crafts Lodge No. 1017, A.F.& A.M. Wednesday, March 21, 7 p.m. Work in Entered Apprentice Degree.

Refreshments. Martin A. Com ton. Master 120 Birth Notices 125 Birthday Noticts 128 Anniversary Notices PUBLIC NOTICES 130-Legalt MRS. RUBY RISER 409 W.

Seminary SERVICES Wednesday, 1 P.M. Rev. Jerry McNemee Officiating Inttrmtnt East Lawn Cemetery Visitation 7 to 9 P.M., Tuesday, at the Memorial Home. BECK MEMORIAL HOMES Bloomington 827-8473 Hudson 726-1313 By Sharon Gllfand LINCOLN- Six liquid propane tanks of an Illinois Central Gulf Railroad freight train derailed Monday morning, but there was no danger and no evacuations. It was the fourth derailment in two months in Logan County and the third in Lincoln.

The latest derailment, which occurred in the 1100 block of North Klckapoo Street about 8 a.m., caused no leaks. But Bill Bradley, Lincoln-Logan Emergency Services and Disaster Agency director, is getting hotter under the collar each time. "I'm going to do something about the tracks," Bradley said Monday, "because somebody is going to get killed." The latest derailment was about 900 yards from the site of one Feb. 1 in which four cars went off the tracks, he said. Two of those cars leaked a toxic Bradley said that was probably why the 2,400 gallons that leaked were never found.

The substance that was supposed to be inside could not have evaporated at winter temperatures, but the one that was inside could have evaporated. He said track conditions are poor in many areas of Logan County, but are especially a problem in Lincoln because rail traffic is so heavy. U.S. Rep. Edward Madigan, a Lincoln Republican, will walk the tracks in Lincoln in April to see the conditions, Bradley said.

"We hope we don't have to write any obituaries because of this," Bradley said, referring to hazardous materials being transported over poor tracks. Bradley said if there had been an explosion at the derailment Monday, people at the nearby PPG Industries Inc. plant could have been killed by flying glass. Besides plate glass that, is manufac 105-Card of Thanks The family of Henry J. Schroeder wishes to thank our relatives, frelnds and neighbors tor their expressions of sym-pethy during the death of our huibend, tether and grandfather.

Your cards, flowers, food and memorials were greatly appreciated. Also our thanks to the Hy worth Ambulance Service and Rev. Ernest Gerike. Mrs. Henry J.

Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Shiner and Sons Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Shatter and Sons INVITATION FOR BIDS The Farmers' Cooperative Drainage District of Livingston and McLean Counties will receive sealed bids for the laying of approximately 6100 feet of drainage tile In Section 12 of Township 26 North, Range Five East of the Third Principal Meridian in McLean County, until 3 00 pm. on April 2, 1979, at Feiineimer Law Firm, 210 West Water Street, Pontiac, Illinois, at which time and place all will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are Invited on the item and quantity of work which follows: Approximately 2980 feet of concrete 14" tile including trench work and complete installation. Approximate-ly 3230 feet of concrete 12" tile plus complete trench work and complete installation. Contract documents.

Including drawings and specifications are on tile at the Feiineimer Law Firm, at the address given above. A certified check or bank draft, payable to the order of Farmers' Cooperative Drainage District, negotiable United States Government bonds, or satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the bidder and an acceptable surety, in an amount equal to ten per cent of the total Bid shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay tor satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds The Farmers' Cooperative Drainage District reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any Informalities In the bidding. Bids may be held by the Farmer's Cooperative Drainage District for a period not to exceed fifteen days from the date of the opening of bids for the purpose of reviewing the bids and investigating the qualifications of the bidders, prior to the awarding of the contract. John Schroeder Albert Meyer Lowell Winterland 110 In Mtmoiiam WITH A SINCERE desire to render a helpful service to those of our patrons who wish to have In Memoriam notices published, we have gathered together hundreds of suitable verses and have published them in John McCann LINCOLN (PNS)-John William "Rusty" McCann, 76, of 734 N.

McLean St. died at 4 p.m. Sunday at his borne. He had been ill several months. His funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Kerrigan Funeral Home, the Rev. Norman Goodman officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight.

The rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m. Surviving is a friend of the family, Marie Lengyel, Lincoln. One brother and one sister preceded him in death. He was a former member of Lincoln's fire department and an employee 38 years at the Lincoln Developmental Center power plant, retiring in 1971. Graham infant LEXINGTON (PNS)-Mindy Lynn Graham, infant (laughter of Edward L.

and Barbara Sutter Graham, of R.R. 2 Towanda, died at 1:50 p.m. Sunday, at Brokaw Hospital, Normal, 10 minutes after her birth. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. today at Lexington Cemetery, the Rev.

Glenn Harms officiating. Musselman Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Surviving are a half brother, Todd, and a half sister, Teresa, both at home; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Clifford Sutter, Lexington; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ebert Graham, Effingham; and paternal great-grandmother, Mary Birch, Effingham. Edna Blankenship CLINTON (PNS)-Edna Delia Blankenship, 79, of 622 S. Quincy died at 2:40 a.m. Monday at Dr. John Warner Hospital.

Her private funeral will be at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at Herington-Calvert Funeral Home, the Rev. Lloyd Wages officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. There will be no visitation.

She was born Dec. 20, 1899, at Patoka, a daughter of Henry and Celia Smith Wernsman. She married Rollie Blankenship Nov. 7, 1916, at Sullivan. He survives.

Also surviving are a son, Marion, Indianapolis; a daughter, Irene Pasternak, San Francisco; three brothers, Everett, James and Virgil Wernsman, all of Patoka; a sister, Alice Protz, Patoka; seven grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. A daughter and two brothers preceded her in death. Mrs. blankenship was a member of Clinton Christian Church and Circle Two of the church. Louis Koch TREMONT (PNS)-Louis H.

Koch, 77, of 201 W. Franklin former Tremont postmaster, died at 7:56 a.m. Monday at Pekin Memorial Hospital, where he was a patient several weeks. His funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Tremont Apostolic Christian Church, with church ministers officiating.

Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 today at Davis Mortuary. He was born Jan. 21, 1902, at Tremont, a son of Peter and Elizabeth Gerstner Koch. He married Louise Pflederer June 6, 1926, at Tremont.

She survives. Also surviving are a son, Curtis, Tremont; three daughters, Joanne Baer, Tremont; Nancy Hoffman, Morton, and Kay Molloy, Indianapolis, two brothers, William, Tremont, and Benjamin, Morton; three sisters, Lydia Koch and Mamie Brunner, both of Tremont, and Tillie Riggenbach, East Peoria; and four grandchildren. One daughter, four brothers and one sister preceded him in death. He was Tremont's postmaster from 1954 to 1970 and a retired farmer. He was a member of Tremont Apostolic Christian Church, to which memorials may be made.

Mary A. Hoegger ODELL (PNS)-The funeral of Mary A. Hoegger, 83, a former Ashkum area school teacher who died Sunday, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Paul's Catholic Church.

The Rev. Donnelly Fitzpatrick will officiate, with burial in St. Paul's Cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 tonight at Watson Funeral Home, where the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. She was born Sept.

8, 1895, at Ashkum, a daughter of James and Ann Cassady Gray. She married John J. Hoegger Jan. 30, 1924, at Ashkum. He survives.

Also surviving are four daughters. Mary Jean Griffith and Bernadine Dena-pie, both of Ransom; Frances Pfiefer, Gardner, and Joan Bolen, Odell; two sons, John Odell, and James Pontiac; a brother, Frank Gray, AshkunK a sister, Ethel Reis, Manteno; 16 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Two brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Mrs. Hoegger was a member of St.

Paul's Catholic Church, the Altar and Rosary Society and St. Paul's Ladies Sodality. Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Catholic Church. Lloyd Enger PONTIAC (PNS)-Lloyd V.

Enger, 72. of 728 W. South St. died at 6:12 p.m. Monday at St.

James Hospital. He had been ill five days. He was taken to Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home. chemical and some residents had to be evacuated.

The Irony of that derailment was no one at the scene knew Just how dangerous it was because the shipping label listed the wrong chemical inside the tanks. Bradley said the label indicated it was toluene-ethylene, but chemcial analysis a day after the derailment showed it was toluenc-xylene, an extremely flammable and highly explosive chemical. tured there, glass windows that face the track would have been broken, he said. Bradley said he told E. Erie Jones, state ESDA director, about the mistaken labeling and Jones wrote a letter to the president of ICG.

Through paperwork, politicians and pressure, Bradley said he Is determined to get the tracks fixed and have ICG be more careful with its labeling practices. an attractive booklet which may be had tree by calling 829-9411 or writing the Special Service Department care of Daily Pantagraph In memory of ROY BEAU, SR. Eight long and lonely years have gone Since that sad, heartbreaking day, We had been so happy Then you were called away. But we have many memories, Some good and some are sad. There wasn't in this whole, wide world A better husband or better Dad.

It seems you re always near us, Tho you have gone to rest, We will always love and miss you, For you were one of the best. Sadly missed by Wife, Children and Grandchildren Rate cuts approved for Comlara Park Dal-Ft. Wth 79 51 cdy Denver 43 29 cdy Des Moines 37 25 cdy Detroit 31 16 rn Duluth 24 03 sn Fairbnks 34 29 cdy Hartford 51 27 clr Helena 28 19 sn Honolulu 80 72 cdy Houston 73 58 cdy Ind'apolis 39 30 rn Jacks'ville 66 34 clr Juneau 47 32 cdy Kan's City 38 27 cdy Las Vegas 78 57 rn Little Rock 64 45 .22 cdy Los Angeles 67 50 .37 rn Louisville 44 38 rn Memphis 62 48 .12 cdy Miami 67 56 clr Milwaukee 36 20 Mpls-St. P. 30 16 rn Nashville 54 39 .08 cdy New Orlns 71 44 clr New York 49 33 cdy Norfolk 55 37 cdy Okla.

City 72 35 clr Omaha 37 21 cdy Orlando 70 42 clr Philad'phia 45 29 cdy Phoenix 81 58 rn Pittsburgh 32 27 .01 cdy Ptland, Me 48 26 clr Ptland, Ore 54 46 .22 rn Rapid City 31 28 sn Reno 55 37 sn Richmond 56 31 cdy St Louis 38 33 .10 cdy StP-Tampa 65 46 clr Salt Lake 60 45 .05 rn San Diego 66 60 San Fran 61 53 1.06 rn Seattle 56 44 cdy Spokane 48 34 .02 cdy St St Marie 18 03 rn Tulsa 73 38 clr Washington 49 35 cdy Hi Monday's high. Lo Monday's low. Pre Precipitation for 24 hours ending 9 a.m. EST today. Otlk Sky conditions outlook for Wednesday.

LEGAL NOTICE The Meivin-Sibley Board of Education Is requesting bids from painters or painting contractors who would be interested in painting and puttying windows at both the Meivin-Sibley Elementary Buidmg in Sibley and the Melvln-Sibley JuniorSenior High School in Meivin. Work would not begin prior to June 4, 1979 and must be completed by August 4, 1979. Bidders are asked to stop by the unit office in Sibley tor a copy of the bid specifications and to look over the buildings. All bids must be submitted as sealed bids to be opened by the Board of Education at the regular meeting on May 9, 1979 at 8 00 p.m. DST).

All bids must be accompanied by a certificate of insurance. This action is taken in compliance with Section 10-20 21 of the School Code of Illinois. The Board of Education reserves the right to reiect any or all bids. R. Wendell Thackeray, Secretary Melvm-Sbley Board of Education NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that the Bloomington Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Annexation Agreement between the City of Bloomington and Robert Markowiti, as Trustee of McLean County Land Trust No.

BBPH 78-354, and Rowe Construction Company requesting Annexation and Rezoning to R-4 "Mobile Home District" M-2 "General Manufacturing District" R-3B "High Density Multiple Family Residence District" and proposed S-2 "Pub- lie Lands and Institutions District" tor the following described property: COMMON LOCATION: On the West side of North Cottage Avenue, North side of Sugar Creek, East side of Rt. ISO (White Oak Road) and Southeast of the Normal Industrial Park LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tract 1 A part of the West Half of Section 32, Township 24 North, Range 2 East of the Third Principal Meridian, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the East Line of the Northwest Quarter, said Point being 798 20 feet south of the Northeast Corner of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 32. From said Point of Beginning thence west 343 feet at right angles with said East Line, thence north 340 feet along a line which forms an angle to the right of 270-O0' with the last described course to a point which is 463 feet normally distant south of the North Line of said Section 32; thence west along a line parallel with said North Line to the East Line of Normal Industrial Park Subdivision; thence south 872 08 feet along the East Line of said Subdivision which forms an angle to the right of 8V-02' with the last described course to the Southeast Corner thereof, said Corner being on the South Line of the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 32; thence west 240.54 feet along said South Line which forms an angle to the right of 27IM2' with the last described course to the Southeast Line of the First Addition to Normal Industrial Park Subdivision; thence southwest 135 15 feet along the Southeast Line of said First Addition to a point of curve, thence southwest 41.21 feet along an arc of a curve of radius 478 81 feet, the 41.20 foot chord of said arc forming an angle to the right of 1 82-28' with the last described course and said curve being concave to the northwest and forming said Southeast Line; thence southeast 57846 feet along a line which forms an angle to the right of 1)8'-09' with the last described chord; thence southwest 742.18 feet along a line which forms an angle to the right of 270-O0' with the last described course to the Northeast Right-of-Way Line of Route 150; thence southeast 393.41 feet along said Right-ot-Way Line which is an arc of a curve of radius 4849.65 feet, said curve being concave to the southwest and the 393.30 foot chord of said arc forming an angle to the right of 96M4' with the last described chord; thence southeast 240 72 feet along said Right-of-Way Line which forms an angle to the right of 185'-47' with the last described chord; thence southeast 11 feet along said Right-of-Way Line which forms an angle to the right of 17A(-25' with the last described course to the South Line of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 32; thence east 939.2 feet along said South Line which forms an angle to the right of US'-SO' with the last described course to the West Line of the East 277 Feet of Lot 2 in the Subdivision of Lot 2 in Hinsnaw's Subdivision of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 32; thence south 164 15 feet along the West Line of the East 277 Feet of said Lot 2 which forms an angle to the right of 268-2V with the last described course to the South Line of said Lot thence east 277 feet along said South Line which forms an angle to the right of 91'-17' with the last described course to the Southeast Corner of said Lot thence north 184 30 feet along the East Line of said Lot 2 which forms an angle to the right of 8T-43' with the last described course to the South Line of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 32, thence east 16.8 feet along said South Line which forms an angle to the right of 271'-39' with the last described course to a point which is 660 feet west of the East Line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 32; thence north 849 44 feet along a line which forms an angle to the right of 89-17 -30" with the last described course; thence east 660 feet along a line which forms an angle to the right of 2 70 -33' with the last described course to the East Line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 32; thence north 464 31 feet along said East Line which forms an angle to the right of 89-27' with the last described course to the center of sad Section 32, thence north 1875 9 feet along the East Line of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 32 which forms an angle to the right of 160M)7' with the last described course to the Point of Beginning, containing 164 96 acres, excepting therefrom those portions of Cottage Avenue which lie within the Corporate Limits of the Town of Normal, Illinois, as shown. Tract 2: That portion of Cottage Avenue which lies east of and ad la-cent to sad Tract as shown. Tract 3: That portion of U.S.

Route 150 which lies west of and adjacent to said Tract 1 as shown. Notice it hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held upon said Petition on Wednesday, April 11, 1979 at 3 00 in the City Council Chambers. City Hall Building, 109 E. Olive Street, Bloomington, Illinois, at which time all interested persons may present their views upon such matters pertaining thereto. Said Petition and all accompanying documents are on file and available for public inspecton in the Office of tne City Cterk Signed: Sandra Cordero City Cterfc Puboshed this day of March, 1979 NOTICE OF LETTING Notice is hereby given that seated bds will be received up to the hour of 8 00 A.M., CST, Monday, April 1979, in the Hudson Townshtp Hail, Hudson, Illinois, tor the following listed equipment; 1979 Dump Truck Specifications: bidding blanks, etc.

may be had by applying to Hudson Township Road Commissioner, Hudson. Illinois Hudson Township reserves the right to reiect any and ail twos If if seems advantageous to do so. No bidding blanks will be given out after 12 00 clock noon the day prior to the date of letting. Ned God veil Highway Commissioner Hudson. Illinois Pantagraph Want Ad Hours: Mon.

thru Fri Open 1 00 AM Close at 5 00 P.M. Sat 8 00 A to Noon Sun and Holidays 3PM to 5 Reduced weekly camping rates and a 10 percent discount for persons 62 and older at Comlara Park were recommended Monday night by McLean County Board's Recreation Committee. Those proposals will go to the County Hoard April 10 as part of the committee's program to Increase weekday attendance at the park, northwest of Hudson. The program calls for: -Weekly rates of $32 for each of the park's 33 camping sites with electrical service, and $22 for 50 sites without electricity. Rates are $6 a day for sites with electricity and $4 for those without electricity.

Daily rates for Mondays through Wednesdays of $4.50 for sites with electricity and $3 for sites without electricity. Free swimming on the second Thursdays of June, July and August. Distribution of 100 free swimming passes and 200 free camping passes this summer through Bloomington-Normal radio promotions. That promotion would cost $220. The 10 percent reduction for persons 62 und older would apply to all park fees, said Jerry Armstrong, park manager.

In other action, the committee recommended purchase of a $5,645 riding mower from Leon Short Sons. Peoria, and 65 evergreen trees from Tammen Treeberry Farm, Kankakee, for $1,050. The committee will meet at 1:30 p.m. April 7 at Comlara Park to acquaint new members with the park's facilities and operation, Armstrong said. WANT AO RATES Boy injures hand Paul Walls.

13, of 1612 W. Indiana St. injured the fourth finger on his right hand about 4:30 p.m. Monday while playing basketball at Sunnyside Neighborhood Center, 1612 W. Olive Bloomlngton rescue reports said.

He was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center and released. NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that the Bloomington Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Petition of McLean County Farm Bureau, an Illinois not for profit corporation, as recorded owner, and Syn-ervest Corporation, of Mont ice' lo, Illinois, as purchaser, requesting reioning to C-l "Office District" for the following described property: COMMON LOCATION: Located west of Hershey Road and Immediately south of New McLean County Farm Bureau Building LEGAL DESCRIPTION: That part of Lot 2, in the Northeast Quarter of Section 2, Township 23 North, Range 2 East of the Third Principal Meridian, of the Estate of James Steele as shown by Plat in Chancery Record 33 at Page 381, McLean County, Illinois described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of the said Lot thence West 590 feet on the South line of the said Lot thence North 365 feet on a line parallel with the East line of the said Lot 2, thence East 590 feet on a line parallel with tne South line of the said Lot 2 to a Point on the East line of the said Lot 2, thence South 365 feet on the East line of the said Let 2 to the Point of Beginning. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held upon said Petition on Wednesday, April 11, 1979, at 3 00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, City Hall Building, 109 E. Olive Street, Bloomington, Illinois, at which time all interested persons may present their views upon such matters pertaining thereto.

Said Petition and ail accompanying documents are on tile and available tor public inspection in the Office of tne City Clerk. Signed: Sandra Cordero, City Clerk Published this 27th day of March, 1979 HOURS-Pantagraph Want Ad Deot It open Mon. thru Fri 00 A to 5 Sat till Noon, Sunders and Holidays 3 to 5 M. No corrections, kills or ads accepted atter closing time Oasilfied Advertising starts in the morning edition and runs through the evening edition As an accommodation ads received Monday through Friday before 10 30 A will be accaottd tor the evening edition Ads will be placed under "Too Late to Classify" In the evening edition and men transferred to the correct classification the follow, ing dar- However ads appearing in one edition of anr calendar dar will be charged the rate for one full day. Phone nt-teil Ask tor Classified Ad Taker Call Collect Placing Ad ty Lone; Distance Rates Effective March 17 Pentagrapft Want Ad Hourt Mon thru Fri Open I 00 A CIOM 00 Sal I 00 A to Noon Sun and Holiday! 3 M.

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the Bloomington Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Petition of the City of Bloomington requesting rezoning of the Resub-di vision of Lot 5 in the seventh Addition, Oakland Suburban Height to the City of Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois from C-l "Office District" to B-2 "General Business Service District." COMMON LOCATION: East of South Prospect Road, south of East Washington Street, and 'north of Village Green Apartments Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held upon said Petition on Wednesday, April 11, 1979 at 3 00 in tne City Council Chambers. City Hall Bunding, 109 E. Oive Street, Bloomington, Illinois, at which time all interested persons may present their vi upon such matters pertaining thereto Sed Petition and ail accompanying documents are on ftte and avaitabie tor putx ic inspection in the Office of tne City Signed: Sandra Cordero City Cierk PviMisned this 27th day of March, 1979 By Appointment Pleate AMPLIFIER Fender tor ball ouitar, 5S warn per channel. U7i new, tor U2S. Perfect condition uted sue Suiuki violin.

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