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Pantagraph B-ll Bloomington-Normal, III. June 24, 17I 44444444444WW444M4fM: PrPffffffrffff.f.ffJfriJJJffffJiffJ Central Illinois Deaths Dwight group studies housing for elderly through the Federal Housing Authority, Moline said. He said a survey Is being made to Stella Gabrick TOLUCA-Stella M. Gabrick, 63. died at 5:15 a.m.

Friday at the Monte Cassino Manor nursing home. Her funeral will be 10 a.m. Monday at St. Ann Catholic Church, the Rev. F.

J. Ryan officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be 7 to 9 m. Sunday at Aimone Funeral Home.

The rosary will be at 8 p.m. Miss Gabrick was bom March 28, 1915, in Toluca, a daughter of Walter and Mary Gabrick Sowenski. Surviving is a sister, Josephine Kush, Cicero. A brother preceded her in death. Florence Carls FLANAGAN (PNS)-The funeral of Florence J.

Carls, 62, who died Thursday will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Minonk. the Rev. Harry Sanders officiating.

Burial will be in Center Cemtery. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 o'clock tonight at the Froelich Memorial Home, Flanagan, and from an hour before the service at the church. She was born March 16, 1916, at Benson, a daughter of Remmer M. and Minnie Timmerman Fisher. She married Melvin Carls Feb.

14, 1938, at Minonk. He survives. Also surviving are four sons, Arnold, Dennis and Steve, all of Flanagan, and Kenneth, Manville; two sisters, Helen Schlueter, Minonk, and Lucille Whitaker, Peoria; 11 grandchildren. A son and and a daughter preceded her in death. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

404004444444444444444 Hospital Notes 44444444-44444444444444444444 DR. JOHN WARNER Cllatoi Admitted Tamburinl, Steve, Clinton Dlimlited Croivlile, Opal, Clinton Sullivan, Vera, Clinton FAIRBURY Admitted Gillette, Dale, Chatsworth Hall, Harold, Cropsey Curl, Betty, Falrbury Daniels, Clara, Falrbury Difmlned Siegmund, Albert, Falrbury Rich, Rachel, Chenoa, transferred to Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibtoa City Admitted Dugglns, Myrtle, Paxton Smith, Edna, Gibson City Hoyt, Melvin, Fairfield, Neb. Haskett, Bernice, Colfax Dismissed Holmes, Dorothy, Melvin Althouse, Lorine, Sibley ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Heidenreich, David, Flanagan Deany, Donald, Cullom Harris, Laurie, Pontiac Kimber, Sophie, Odell Mason, Frank, Gridley Dismissed Buland, Gertrude, Pontiac Deany, Mrs. Leroy, Cullom DuChesne, Mrs.

Omer, Pontiac Reed, Lena, Pontiac Lambert, Mrs. James, Pontiac Bertsche, Mrs. Paul, Pontiac Hoerner. Terrie, Pontiac Kluck, Mamie, Pontiac Roberts, Jeffrey, Pontiac Durbin, Robert, Odell Medina, Mrs. John, Chenoa Hernandes, Mrs.

Andres and daughter, Gridley Normal firemen called to car fire Normal firemen were called to two fires within an hour Thursday. Firemen extinguished a fire in a car owned by William Merna, Hudson, about 11:15 a.m. in the parking lot alongside The Garlic Press, 102 North Normal. Reports stated the fire began from a mechanical failure in a wheel area of the vehicle. DWIGHT (PNS)-No action was taken and no recommendations were made by the Dwight Planning Commission Thursday after a discussion of plans for a 24-unit development for the elderly and handicapped, with Ron Moline, Kankakee architect and developer.

The site being considered for the proposed development is along Washington Street between Williams Street on the north and Gooseberry Creek on the south. Moline said he was unaware that the site is in a flood plain and would look into zoning requirements for such an area. The site is toned Industrial and would have to be rezoned residential, calling for a public hearing, the commission said. Funding for the project would be Four injured in mishaps in Livingston FLANAGAN (PNS)-Four persons were injured in two accidents in Livingston County Thursday night and Friday, Livingston County sheriff's police said. Robert Gaither, 16, Flanagan, driver of a car, and his passenger, Ronnie Kinkade, 4, Manville, were injured when the vehicle ran off the road and hit a tree rear Cornell Friday afternoon, police said.

Both were in satisfactory condition at I i. St. James Hospital, Pontiac, after the 2:15 p.m. accident a mile north of Illinois 23 and lMi miles west of Cornell. Gaither was charged with disobeying a stop sign.

In an earlier accident, a couple on a motorcycle was injured when their cycle was hit by a car about 10:20 p.m. Thursday 1 miles north of Flanagan. Police said a car driven by Greg Zimmerman, rural Flanagan, hit the cycle, which was stopped in the east-bound lane. David Heidenreich, 22, Flanagan, driver of the cycle, was in satisfactory condition at St. James and his passenger, Laurie Harris, 16, Pontiac, was in good condition Friday night.

Police said circumstances of the accident are still not clear. The driver of the car and his two passengers were not injured. rnnirliac tnxualc ''er snurcnes JOWe5 from clotheslines A thief who took a liking to linens pinned on two clotheslines at neighboring Normal residences overnight Thursday snatched the nine towels, Normal police said. Two beach towels were stolen from the yard at the Joan Peterson residence, 1108 Valentine Drive, and seven bath towels from the clothesline at the home of Mrs. John Williams, 1200 Valentine Drive, police said.

There was no value estimated on the stolen goods. Caroline Kuhar MORTON (PNS)-Caroline Kuhar, 91, East Peoria, died at 5 a.m. Friday at Richwoods Terrace Nursing Home, Peoria. She had been a patient there since 1974. Her funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, East Peoria, the Rev. Warren Ueckert officiating. Burial will be in Roberts Cemetery, Morton. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm.

Sunday at Ludwig Mortuary, Morton, and from an hour before the service at the church Monday. She was born Aug. 9, 1886, at Wurtt- temburg, Germany, a daughter of Got tlieb and Caroline Leihenseder Luhenseder. She married George Kuhar in February 1909. at Peoria.

He died Oct. 2, 1949. Surviving are two daughters, Louise Mueller, and Elizabeth Donath, both of East Peoria; two sons, William, Peoria, and George, Chicago; seven grand children; 21 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; two sisters, both of Germany. Two daughters and nine brothers and sisters preceded her in death. She was a member of St.

Peter's Lutheran Church, East Peoria, the Royal Neighbors of America. Memorials may be made to the church memorial fund. George Bailey SHIRLEY-George A. Bailey, 59, died at 9:02 a.m. Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital, Downers Grove.

His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Metzler Memorial Home, Blooming-ton. Burial will be at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield. Visitation will be from one hour before the funeral Monday at the memorial home. Mr.

Bailey was born on July 21, 1918, at Springfield, a son of William A. and Edith Harnett Bailey. He married Norma Jean Barton on March 16. 1946, at Springfield. She survives.

Also surviving are one son, James Lee Bailey, Neillsville, Wis: one daughter, Georgia Ann Bremner, 707 W. Front Bloomington; one brother, William H. Bailey, Springfield, and two grandsons. His parents preceded him in death. Mr.

Bailey, a certified public accountant with Illinois Agricultural Association for 35 years, retired in January. He was a member and past president of the National Society of Accountants and was a member and treasurer of the Corn Belt Kennel Club. Mr. Bailey was also a veteran of World War II and a member of Westminister Presbyterian Church, Springfield. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Fund.

gpQ (Jlrich DWIGHT (PNS)-Lena Ulrich, 89, of 212 E. James St. died at 4 a.m. Friday at her home after a long illness. Her funeral will be at 1 p.m.

Monday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. Merrill Wetzstein officiating. Burial will be in Smith Cemetery, Cabery. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at VonQualen Funeral Home, and from an hour before the service Monday at the church.

She was born on Sept. 3, 1888, in Nevada Township, a daughter of Andrew and Lizzie Lorey Drechsel. She married Gustave Ulrich on Dec. 10, 1913, at Dwight. He preceded her in death.

Surviving are two daughters, Dorothy and Violet Ulrich, both of Dwight. A sister and three brothers preceded her in death. She was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Former Fairbury man found dead FAIRBURY Wayne Schmidtgall, 25, formerly of Fairbury, was found dead at 5:45 p.m. Friday in the prison hospital of Menard Correctional Center, Chester.

Randolph County Coroner Gary Mc-Clure said an inquest would be scheduled. Foul play was not suspected, he said. Mr. Schmidtgall was brought to Stiver Home for Funerals. Marriage licenses John S.

Sipich and Margaret M. Cox, both Bloomington. Thomas J. Lovelass, Normal, and Meredith Louise Kendall, Bloomington. Steven L.

Hardwick and Yang Sun Hong, both Bloomington. Jack G. Martin and JoAnne Craig, both Bloomington. Robert A. Emser, Peoria Heights, and Christina Kay Lind, Dunlap.

Michael C. Tucker and Dianne Lynn Brooks, both Dixon. Samuel Guerrero and Sharon A. Litchfield, both Peoria. Ear) H.

Dupke and Rachel Irene Hefner, both Bloomington. Dennis E. Roberts and Linda Sue Glick, both Hey worth. Joseph W. Trenkle, LeRoy, and Tonl Joan Imig, Bloomington.

Minonk Matrons plan guest night MINONK (PNS)-Guest night for the Minonk Matrons' Club will begin at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 13, at Berenz Place. Lisa Forney, Elmyra Pelz and Priscilla Ryan will take reservations until July 10. 3 A grease fire on the stove at the Mary Folks residence, 1716 Jacobssen Drive, Normal, took firemen to the scene about 103,0 lie rcpui is siaicu uie lire, wiiilii was limited to the pan and the stove, was out on arrival. Firemen said there was light smoke damage throughout the kitchen.

Long Point residents plan picnic in park LONG POINT (PNS)-The Long Point Senior Citizens will have a potluck dinner at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the park. Games will be played after the business session. AUTOMOTIVE 915-Trucks, Trailers 15-Trucks, indicate the Interest In this type of housing. The Dwight Village Board had pre-' viously written Gadbois stating a need for this type of housing in Dwight.

It would be for people 62 years and older and for the handicapped, Moline said. The commission will consider the proposal further when Moline is able to complete his study on the site problem. Another development was proposed for the same area and studied by the board. A local physician has proposed construction of a 10-room clinic along Columbia Street between Williams Street and Gooseberry Creek. Zoning requirements will be studied in this matter also.

Louis A. Youngs Pastor to Start i Ot OUndaV Service The Rev. Louis A. Youngs will begin as associate pastor of United Methodist Church, 1211 N. Park St.

in a service there at 9:10 a.m. Sunday. A reception will follow that service, as well as the 10:30 service at the church. Youngs. 50, his wife and one of their four children reside at the church parsonage at 3009 Morningside Drive.

They had lived in Cincinnati. Ohio. Youngs received a master of divinity degree from Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, in 1958. His special responsibility at Wesley Methodist Church will be Christian education and youth work. State bar to honor three area lawyers Three Central Illinois lawyers will be among 116 honored today in Chicago by the Illinois State Bar Association for 50 years of practice.

Paul E. Mathias. 106 Hilltop Road: Robert M. Culbertson, Delavan; and Nathan T. Elliff, Pekin, will be recognized at the association's annual dinner in Continental Plaza Hotel.

Retired Illinois Supreme Court Justice Walter V. Schaefer, Chicago, and three past fi camellia ui uic suiic ciaaui. a UVII, James G. Thomas, Champaign (1956-57); Gerald C. Snyder, Wilmette (1959-60); and Stanford S.

Meyer, Greenville (1964-65), will be honored. AUTOMOTIVE 15-Trocks, Trailers engine. or Scott Cornell. HELLER FORD SALES El Paso, Illinois 460 engine. very Clinton red and topper BRONCOS -Customized Vans 1 Tons VI Best Bank, Ph.

These Hard-To-Find Vehicles Have Finally Arrived BRONCO-Black and silver deluxe 7 tone Automatic, power steering, tires, air conditioned, rear seat, radio, privacy glass, tow hooks, heavy duty battery, chrome bumpers. 770 1 Retail S8661 90, Sale Price 4 4 I BRONCO-YeMow and white deluxe 7 tone Automatic, power steering. 10 00x15 RWL tires, comfort vent new motor, heater, rear seat, AM-FM radio, privacy; glass, insulation package, heavy-duty mm try, tow wayun chrome bumpers. Retail SB784. Sale Price $7821, BRONCO-400 V-8, automatic, air conditioned, traction lock, recreation mirrors.

rear seat, AM-FM stereo, light group, protection group, tow hooks, convenience group, extra fuel tank, Ranger XLT loaded. Retail $10,011. r07Q7 Sale Price SOOX F-250 4 4, 4-speed, power steering. 18' box, 482 5575. gauges, traction lock, sliding window.

9 50x16 5 8-ply fires mud and snows good, bes weekends Retail $7372. Sale $6259 F-250-4x4, automatic, 400 V-8, power steering, traction lock, 8 75x16 5 10-ply mud and snows, rear step bumper, radio. Retail S7787. Sale $6657 238 De F-350 1-ton chassis and cab, dual wheels, lO.OOOGVW, 400 V-8, gauges, power steering, radio, extra cooling package, heavy-duty battery, heavy-duty shocks, overloads, mud and snow rear tires, heavy through- a ClOO out. Retail $664.

Sale Price 70 935-3106 E-150-Window Van. 351 V-8, air, tilt wheel, cruise control, privacy glass, 2 Books about captain's chairs, 2 barrel chairs, rear lounge. Converted by Van Tora. Retail $9168 E-150 Cargo Van. Customizing by Van Tora.

Priced and equipped equivalents to above unit. E-150 Super Van. Priced equivalents I to above units. HELLER Ford Sales El Paso, Illinois PHONES El Paso 527 6050 Bloomington 829-1821 Eves 309-527-4378 or 527-4153 OPEN, Mon. Eves, All Day Sat.

Daily 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bodies; 8294371 WHITE SPOKE AND MAG TRUCK WHEELS-AII sites on hand as low as S27. 73, also all siie On and OH The Road Tires. SATURN TIRE CO.

2439 Main, Ph 827-4111 714 8259 cylinder 920 Automobilt Financing old, Ph. and Insurance ml She was employed by the Toluca Garment Co. for more than 20 years Clifford Boma PIPER CITY (PNS)-Clifford J. Boma, 59, rural Piper City, died at 6:20 p.m. Friday at his home after a long illness.

His funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Catholic Church, the Rev. Matthew Walsh officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at St. Peter's, with the rosary recited at 8 p.m. The Reilly Funeral Home, Piper City, is in charge of arrangements. He was born on Feb.

19, 1919, In Pella Township, a son of Julius and Mabel McKee Boma. He married Eva Osterhoff on Sept. 1, 1951, at Piper City. She survives. Also surviving are a son, Lt.J.g.

Jim Boma, San Diego. two daughters, Cheri Throop, St. Paul, and Airman First Class Wendi Boma, Good-fellow AFB, Texas; three brothers, Frank, Robert and Max, all of Piper City, and three grandchildren. He was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church.

He was a trucker and an insurance agent for Farmers Pioneer Mutual In- surance Onarga Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. Rina Deraita PEKIN Rina Deraita, 70, of 1322 Broadway was dead on arrival at Pekin Memorial Hospital at 12:45 p.m. Friday. She had been ill. Her funeral will be at 9:30 a.m.

Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, the Rev. Donald Brennan officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Sunday at Abts Mortuary. A Christian wake service will be at 7:30 p.m. She was born Aug. 18, 1907, in Assumption, a daughter of Barney and Maria Calvetti Baldoni.

She married Frank Deraita, Jan. 26, 1935, in Pekin. He survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mary Katherine Maher, Lena, and Carol Deeters, Busby, one sister, Donna Baldoni, Pekin; two brothers, Leo Baldoni, and Dr. A.

A. Baldoni, Crystal Lake. She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother. She was a legal secretary for 10 years for W. A.

Potts. She graduated from Pekin High School in 1925 and was a member of St. Joseph Church, the Altar Society, and the Pekin Women's Civic Federation. Memorials may be made to St. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Emma Smith CLINTON The funeral of Emma Jane Smith, 62, who died Friday, will be at 1 :30 p.m. Sunday at Herington-Calvert Funeral Home, the Rev. John O. Mcln-tyre officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 to 9 o'clock tonight at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Dr. Manners at Loyola University, Chicago. $6,000 truck blaze blamed on arson Fire in a pickup truck owned by Joe D. Mann, 917 W.

Jefferson caused $6,000 damage at 4:15 a.m. Friday, Bloomington police said. The truck was parked in front of 913 W. Jefferson police said. When they arrived at the scene, the truck cab was engulfed in flames, Bloomington firemen said.

Firemen notified police when they found a wing-vent window on the ground beside the truck and the contents of the glove compartment emptied onto the street, firemen said. It took about 30 minutes to extinquish the blaze, believed to have been set, firemen said. Grocery Store, COT jargeTS OT TnieveS Reports of tools stolen from the back seat of a car and a burglary at Downs Grocery Store were filed with McLean County sheriff's police. Melvin Burnett, owner of the store, told police the building was entered after a.m. Thursday and $23 in coins was taken from the cash register and miscellaneous items were taken from the shelves.

Reports stated the building was forcibly entered. Tools, valued at $200, were stolen between June 7 and Thursday from a car owned by Loren Konnick, 83 Southgate Estates, while the vehicle was parked at the Konnick residence, police said. Konnick reported the tools were left in the car while it was being worked on by his son. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Trailers CHEVROLET 1974 loo 4-wheel drlvt, wllh low profile utility bed Good FORD-1963 real nice body. Toolbox Step 28-5603 alter 4 condition, Pn 217-757 66 Sullivan, il.

CHEVROLET-1974 ton 4 speed. power iltering, 297 d-cyllnder engine, norutl, 45,000 miles WHITE REPAIR, FORD-1975 v-8, automatic 1 44444004444-4-4-4-44-4 Bloomington Normal Deaths Clara Runge Clara RunQe The funeral of Clara C. Runge, 78, of 1421 Eastholme who died Thursday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Ernest L.

Gerike officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. .1 Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Kibler-Smith Memorial Home and for a hour before the time of service at the church Monday. Mrs.

Runge was born Aug. 16, 1899, in Normal, a daughter of August and Pauline Penno Gellert. She married William Runge on Jan. 5, 1921, )n Bloomington. He died June 4, 1952.

Survivors include two sons, Delmar, 1421 Eastholme and Wayne, Buenos Aires, Argentina; a daughter, Wilma Forrest, Bellflower; a brother, Albert Gellert, Guilford, five sisters. Edith Jacobs, 524 S. Kreitzer Freida Richter. 1311 W. Market Charlotte Lemme.

Rock Island; Martha Ayers, Colorado Springs, and Louise Sandell, 202 Locust St. five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid and Lutheran Women's Missionary League of tthe church. Memorials may be made to the church. Marvin W.

Burns i The funeral for Marvin W. Burns, 63, who died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday; at Veterans Administration Hospital at Danville, following a long illness, wilt be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Beck Memorial Home. The Rev.

Cliff Garris will officiate. Burial will be in East Twin Grove Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the memorial home. He was born Nov.

13, 191C near Colfax, a son of Noel and Ellen Bicknell Burns. He married Nellie Maple, who survives at 502 S. Livingston Also surviving are two sons, Marvin Daniel, 702 E. Taylor and Noel Matthew, in California; three stepsons, Robert Maple, 114 Greenwood Raymond Maple, Fenton, and John Maple, Maroa; two daughters, Mrs. Joanna Scearse, East Peoria, and Mar-quitta Lou, in California; a brother, Paul, Pocola, 14 grandchildren; seven step-grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.

A self-employed carpenter, Mr. Burns was a World War II veteran and a member of American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. William Stewart William P. Stewart, 59, of 806 E. Walnut St.

died at 1:40 p.m. Friday at Mennonite Hospital, where he had been a patient since Sunday. He had been ill several years. His funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Beck Memorial Home.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He was born Oct. 18, 1918, in Rosine, a son of Searcy and Pearl Allen Stewart.

He married Delora Leach on Aug. 10, 1938, in Hartford, Ky. She survives. Also surviving are his mother, 1307 W. Market four daughters, June Calahan, IIO8M1 N.

Evans Joyfe Griggs, 506 W. Mill Dora Babb, 1310 Spear Drive, Normal; and Linda, at home; two sons, James Downs; and Gaylon, 200 Orlando Normal; a sister, Lorene Stewart, 1307 W. Market a brother, Ronald, 1205 W. Taylor 12 grandchildren; and three step-grandchildren. His father, a son and a daughter preceded him in death.

915-Trucks, Trailers ton, 6 cylinder, 3-speed. FORD-1976 EI50 Van. VS Knee deep in ruDoer bumper. S475. Ph m.

automatic, $2000 Dennis Fulkerson. 201 Park 15 358 2897 150, Ranger XLT. 390 FORD 1974 Ranger pickup. molded camper, many clean $3,750 Ph 217-935-3772. FORD-1977 100 Explorer.

white, loaded. 10.000 miles, Ph 217 784 8451 i Ion Ranoer, automatic S2.2SO FORO-1974 Econoline Van. offer, Contact Stanford State 309 379 2841 351 extras, 4x4. with with power, gas tanks, sliding rear glass. Extra Sharp Ph 309-723-4227 Woynesville.

Ph. 217-949-2091 or 492711 eves. CHEVROLET-1974 ton, 350 auto matic, dual tanki. sliding rear window, FORD 1973 need! tome worn siew Kn im CHEVROLET-1977 'j ton pickup MANGOLD FORD MERCURY I mile weft of Eureka on Route 24 Eves 467-2937 Bonanxa, low mileage Ph 663-144 CHEVROLET 1971, 4 wheel drive, Sll verado. Loaded.

Ph. 452-1640 Ph. 447-2344 FORD-1977 FORD-1977 pickup Club cab, 400 en gme, air. full rear seat. Like new.

Ph. 829 7193 or 829-5518 FREIGHTLINER 1972, cabover, 1674 CAT, 4x4. air, 56.000 on maior, new CREW CAB. 2,000 miles, Air conditioning, AM-FM 8 track stereo, power steering, 400 engine, dual batteries, topper, Reese hitch. Great truck LEE'S CAMPER SALES, Ph.

452-9931. painf, Ph 309-378-4334 GMC 1962 2 ton grain truck, single hoist. IS'V bed Ph 309-378-4085 CHEVROLET 1975 Blater, 4x4, automatic, power steering and brakes, air, 350 engine, excellent condition, A Real Bargain at Only S44M MILES MOTORS IS Morrlssey Dr. Ph 129-4224 FORD-1968 Ranchero, air, radio, power steering, automatic, 302, I cylinder, excellent condition. Ph.

28-0852. GMC-1962 2 ton Farm Truck Sieel bed and hoist. Real good condition, field ready. FINFROCK MOTORS Rt. 10 West Clinton Ph.

935-3106 CHEVROLET VAN-1975 ton, black with tinted windows, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, AMFM cassette (in dash), interior is carpeted and paneled. Call 121-3109 alter week-days and anytime weekends. FORO-1973 Window Van. Stick, small radio. Super good runner.

81450 Loan value is more than this. PUBLIC AUTO EXCHANGE (Across From Wiley Pontiac Buick) Ph. 21-6613 GMC 1976 4 wheel drive. 400 engine, power steering, power brakes, 2 gas tanks. 23.000 miles, blue in color.

FINFROCK MOTORS Rt. lOWest Clinton Ph, 935-3106 CHEVROLET Vi ton pickup, 350, automatic, radio, citiiens band, mag wheels, sliding rear window, topper, 34,000 miles. S2900. Ph. 827-8134 GMC 1974 6500, grain tandem, air tag, 42, 52, tarp Ph 217 FORD 1973 Bronco, 302 automatic, power steering, air conditioning, Holley 4-berrel, high-rise manifold, headers, dual exhaust, luggage rack, auxiliary lank, push bar, 10" wagon wheels, good shape, orange and while, Ph 828-9424 to 5 30, or 828-1837.

Will sacrifice to pay doctor bills. GMC 1977 Van, cuitomixed, power, 6.000 miles, take trade-in, no tax. Ph. 829-6616, 701 S. Morris, Bloomington.

CHEVROLET-IVV i ton pickup. 4 wheel drive, 400-V8, automatic, positraction, running boards 16,500. YORDY CHEVROLET Flanagan, III. Ph 815-796-4224 OATSUN-1977 Pickup. 4 cylinder, automatic, air conditioning.

Stock No. T-I58-A. JOHNNY MARTIN CHEVROLET Business Loop and 55 Ph. 063-4311 FORD VAN-1970 GMC 1955 Step Van, runs 9 passenger. Auto otter.

Ph. 452-9256 evenings and matic transmission. Needs a Datrery. 81000 or bt offer Can be seen at 351 E. Front El Paso, Illinois.

IH TRAVEL-ALL 1971, automatic, air, posi traction, radials, sharp wagon trom Arizona. Trade owner, Ph. Clinton 217-935-9106, 600, 20 tires, 20.000 INTERNATIONAL Ph. 925-5232 INTERNATIONAL 1972 7000, troit, 13 speed, twin screw, power steer Ing, good condition. Ph.

309-376-5831 or 309 467-3100. converted. Black with Interior, 460 engine, air. 2 ton utility truck with NTE NATION AL 1970 1800 Twin Screw. Setup for blacktopping.

Ready to go to work. FINFROCK MOTORS New tires, new paint ana 81995 FORD DATSUN 1971 1600CC engine, 71,000 miles. Excellent mechanical condition. 81300. Stanford, Ph.

309-379-6691. OATSUN-Plckup, 4-speed. 2 weeks old. 500 miles. Sold for S5300 new, will take 14800.

Might take older car In trade. Can be seen at Import Car Parts, E. Oakland next to Long John Silver's. Alter 5:30 Ph. 129-2130, ask tor Debbie.

Save J500. SAVE I No Taxi Save a lot ol gas with this little pickup. D0DGE-I977, By Owner. Customlied Van, silver gray, air, power steering, power brakes, cruise, spoiler, flares, side pipes, radial tires, sunroof. M995.

See at Don's Sunoco, 1002 Morrlssey Dr. or call 62-3252. DODGE 1976 W-200 ton 4-wheel drive pickup, all power with air $5,695 DODGE-1975 Royal Sportsman maxl- FORO-I97S miles, 8B.950 WATSON Tremont, III. FORD-1978 black and red power steering, GMC-1963. V-6, power winch.

good mechanical BROOKS Atlanta, III. Logan county's FORD-1967 stick shift with Inspectable. 8500 Auto Sales, Ph FORD-1972 4 shell, no rust, Ph. 250 Ph. JI7-64B-2396 Rt.

10 West Clinton Ph. JEEP-1977 Cherokee Ouadratrac, 4x4, no. i i raoer radio and good tires. Track and Travel 829-8514. 100 pickup, 6 cylinder power steeringbrakes, $6850, only $6100.

No tax. $1000 now Ph 663-2902. wheel drive, camper KENWORTH CENTRAL ILLINOIS KENWORTH Rt. 51 and Northtown Rd. Normal, III.

FI00, 1976, low mileage, starter truck. Very good 452-1904. HOURS: Mon. thru 8 5, Evenings by appointment air. Save green and wnite.

452-2701. wagon witn automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning and speed control, 19,000 actual miles $5,295 SHELL-DOWNS MOTORS Clinton, III. Ph. 935-3859, 935-5259 FORD-Truck make a good condition. Ph.

FORD-1974 for citizens pickup with topper, wired band, and trailer hitch. Ph. 309-726-1355. KENWORTH-1972 Conventional with speed. 2901 after 3:30 DODGE-1975 Sportsman Royal Van "Bold air, automatic, crulsa control, 4 seats, carpet, AMFM radio.

"HIGH MILEAGE SPECIAL" High miles Low price at only 83695. MID-TOWN MOTORS 1322 S. Main, Normal Ph. 127-549! FORD- 196), Vt ton, VI, 3 Ph. 309 473 FORD 1973 power steering 270 Caterpillar engine, air conditioned, 15-speed transmission, good 11x24.5 tires on Budds, wet kit.

And 1976 Schien 26' aluminum dump trailer. This unit is sharp and running every day. Ph. 309-452-8392, or after 6 p.m. 309-663-2197.

ALUMINUM and STEEL Grain Ranchero, automatic, and brakes, factory air, low mileage, excellent condition, Sale Price, $2381. FORD-1972 ton pickup, automatic, power steering and brakes, factory air, topper, excellent condition, $1881. MILES MOTORS 915 Morrlssey Dr. Ph. 129-4224 Running Boards, Gas Tanks.

LINCO Equipment, El Paso, Ph. 309-527-6455. SEE WAYNE THORNTON For all your Truck Needs TRIANGLE TRUCK PARTS FORD 1966 Econoline van. Automatic new brakes, new transmission, fully customlied. Good buy at SUM.

Ph. 29-4679 after p.m. Immediate Inquiries! 2016 S. Bunn Ph. DODGE-1972 Van, It ton, fully carpeted, good for recreation or work, runs great.

$1700. Ph. 662-1749 after p.m. DODGE-1975, Tradesman 100, all power, radlalt, Insulated, $3500 or best Offer. Ph.

452-4761. DODGc-1977 Van, 311 motor, low mileage, carpeted, cruise. Make offer. Ph. 2H465.

FORD-1977 Vt ton. brown, power brakes and steering. AM radio, excellent condition, low mileage. Ph. 452-5222.

FORD-1976 F100 Shortbed, 6 cylinder 3-tpeed, AM-FM cassette. 40,000 miles, $2600. Ph. after 7 p.m., 828-8577. TRAILERS Gooseneck, Double Grain, Livestock, Implement BAILLIES MANUFACTURING CO.

FORD-F-100, Custom with topper, 1976. Straight stick, 21.000 miles. Near perfect shape. Ph. 129-1896.

Gibson City, III. Ph. 217 TRUCK HOIST-20 ton twin Johnson, with tank, i years 309-248-7571. i.