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I Page A8 Decatur, Illinois, Friday, April 15, 1883 fjitoorieMation. Repurchase Agreement 13728 Millikin National Bank 158.22; 31583 Repurchase Agreement 9506 1st National Bank 46.85. Total: $9,929 63. Central Illinois deaths. Negotiable Order of With drawal Account (NOW) (Schedule 6) Interest NOW.

Account January 1983 281.34; Interest W. Account February 1983 418.03. Total: $699 37. GENERAL ASSISTANCE FUND DISBURSEMENTS Name, Number of Checks Re ceived, Amount Received. GROCERIES: The A 8, Tea Co.

31, 025 75; Mr. B's IGA Store-450, 1, 51.31, Carl's Market 9, Cloyd's Food Center, Inc. 25, Decatur Eisner Agency-401, 8, 3,996 86; Eagle Discount Center-266, 23, 8,440 94; Eagle Discount Center-297, 30, 881 53; Earl's Eisner Agency-401, 4, 489 69; East Side Locker, 8. 664 41; Eisner Food Stores, 12, Johnsons' Eisner Agency-444, 1 91.14 The Kroger Company, 13, 53.01083; Ma-Jac Mart, 9, 585.61; Parks Market, 9, 469 50, Tolly's IGA-314, 23. 66; Tolly's IGA-390, 6, 10.

RENT: Kev Abdu ah. 15. 2.630 21: Ora Lee Abdullah, 17. Zebe Abdullah, 4, 874 93; Gino Acciavatti. 129.30; Allen Ack-les, 1, 45 22; Mrs O.

Acklin, 15. 1,901 60, Ralph Acklin. 2, 161 60, Bessie Adams, 19, 814 91; David Adams, 2, 117 45; Nora A Akameah, 1, 127.40; Leonard Albert. 6, 755.17; Barbara Alday, 11, Rosemary Alday, 116.37; David Alexander, 17, 2,555 83; Gerald Alexander, 3, 135 66; Harley Alexander, 18, 05, Eddie Allen, 11, 1- 375 00, Eddie Allen, 10, ANNUAL REPORT OF SUPERVISOR ALSO ANALYSIS OF DISBURSEMENTS OF CHECKS ISSUED IN FISCAL YEAR 1982 83 Decatur Township General Assistance Fund Decatur Township General Town Fund Decatur Township Road and Bridge Fund Decatur Township Federal Revenue Sharing Fund In the following reports, the first figure indicates number of checks issued to the individual or firm given. sec nd firure is a ar calue of those checks.

To id ard of Town Trustees in and for The Town of Decatur, County of Macon and in the State of Illinois. The undersigned, EKN RE E. Morthland, the present Supervisor in and for the said Town of Decatur, respectfully submits the following report covering The Town General Assistance Fund from March 16, 1982 to and including March 15, 1983. Town General Assistance Fund Balance at First National Bank of Decatur at start March 16, 1982) $252,949 40. Receipts Of Fiscal Year Banked: Taxes from County Collector (Schedule 1) $420,879 95, State Funds State of Illinois (Schedule 2) 2,376,757 00, Anticipation Warrants Issued (Schedule 3 255,000 00, Miscellaneous Receipts 8.

Refunds (Schedule 4) 26.991 54, Interest earned from investment of idle funds (Schedule 5) 9 929 63; Interest earned NOW. Account (Schedule 6) 699.37. Total Current Year Receipts 3,090 257 49 Total Accountable For S3.343.206 89 Less Following Credits: Anticipation Warrants paid in fiscal year 60 000 00 Interest on Anticipation Warrant paid 6.167 67 Town General Assistance Fund Warrants Paid and Cancelled by Supervisor and filed with the Town Clerk (excluding 00) from re-investing of idie funds 3,123,408 15 Total Taken Credit For 3,189 575 82 Balance at First National Bank of Decatur March 15, 1983 $153,631 07 Less Outstanding General Assistance Fund Warrants 50 -536 81 Book Balance March 15 1983 Close Of Business $103-094 26 Note: Outstanding Anticipation Warrants 1982 Series $255,000 00. There are outstanding relief orders issued by the Supervisor of General Assistance at 3 15,83 in the amount of 85. Respectfully submitted, Elmore E.

Morthland, Supervisor Taxes Received From County Collector (Schedule 1) July 1, 1982 S143.794.47; Aug. 4, 1982 Oct 4, 1982 202,016 40, Nov. 4, 1982 8.81S.60; Jan. 11, 1983 9,139 64; Feb. 7, 1983 Feb.

22, 1983 Total: $420,879 95. State Relief Funds (Schedule 2) Mar. 23, 1982 $106 567.00; Apr 12, 1982 99,817 00, Apr. 27, 1982 99.818 00; May 11, 1982 98,942 00; May 19, 1982 June 113,363 00, July 1, 1982 00; July 22, 1982 200,307 00; Aug 6, 1982 Sep 3, 1982 99.726 00; Sep 10, 1982 Oct 4, 1982 52,84 2 00, Oct 8, 1982 104,481 00, Nov 5, 1982 104,481 00; Nov 12, 1982 102,777 00; Dec 3, 1982 102,777 00. Dec 20, 1982 00; Jan 6, 1983 107,568 00; Jan 20, 1983 103,213 00; Feb 8, 1983 Feb 17, 1983 Mar 7, 1983 152,212 00.

Total: $2,376,757 00. 515 54, June Allen, 1, 70 00, Rob ert Allen 11 1 422 30, Ernest Anderson, 42. 48 362 54, Floyd Anderson. 5, 642 19, John Anderson, Daley LERNA Mrs. Rex (Elizabeth Kathleen Kitty Har-rah) Daley, 69, of Lerna died 11:41 a.m.

Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Coles County. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday in Schilling's Funeral Home, Mattoon, with visitation after noon. Burial will be in Kickapoo Cemetery, south of Charleston. Hubbart LOVINGTON Mrs.

Harold (Dorothy Cheever) Hubbart, 73, of Lovington died 5:30 p.m. Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in rural Tolono. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Sunday in First Christian Church. Lovington.

Visitation will be 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday in McMullin Funeral Home, Lovington. Burial will be in Keller Cemetery, Lovington. Memorials: Moultrie County Chapter of American Cancer Society. Mrs.

Hubbart was born in Lovington, daughter of Henry Otto and Coral Cheever. She was a member of Sullivan Amaranth, First Christian Church, Lovington, Moultrie County Home Extension, Moultrie County Senior Citizens, American Legion Auxiliary and Order of the Eastern Star, both of Lovington. She married Harold Hubbart in 1936. He died in 1965. Surviving are her sons, Harry Leonard of Villa Grove; Harold Gene of Tolono; brothers, Robert Cheever of Lovington; Richard Cheever of St.

Petersburg, Donald Cheever of York, six grandchildren. Hurst CHARLESTON Mrs. John (Margaret Doty) Hurst, 65, of Charleston, died 7:30 a.nu Thursday (April 14, 1983) in her home. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday in Loxa Presbyterian Church.

Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Friday in Har-per-Swickard Funeral Home, Charleston. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery, Charleston. Mrs. Hurst was born in Coles County, daughter of Elliott and Naomi Doty.

She was owner of La Loutique and Jr. Joint women's apparel shops in Charleston, a member of Loxa Presbyterian Church, Business and Professional Womens' Club of Charleston and Charleston Zonta Club. She married John Hurst in 1936. Surviving are her husband; sons, Paul of Mattoon; Bill of Edgewood; daughter, Mrs. Paul (Kay) Hanley of Mattoon; brother, Richard Doty of Mattoon; sisters, Mrs.

George (Marjorie) Spencer of Mattoon; Doris Taylor of Decatur; 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Knapp XENIA Eldred Knapp, 68, of Xenia died Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in his home. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Flora. Visitation will be 9 a.m.

until noon Friday in Hosselton, Bookhout and Engelmeier Funeral Home Flora, and after noon Friday at the church. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Flora. Memorials: Brush Creek Reunion Fund. Mr. Knapp was born in Zenith, son of Edward and Blanche Cleone "Geo" (Cantrell) Knapp.

He was an oil distributor for Knapp Oil a member of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Flora and the former mayor of Xenia. He married Lillian Gaddev in 1948. Surviving are his wife; son, Mike of Lamoni, Ohio; daughters, Diane Erwin of Salem; Charlene Lawson of Xenia; Julie Pinkstaff of Jacksonville, mother of Xenia; brother, Bill of Xenia; six grandchildren. One brother preceded him in death.

Lukert FARMER CITY George G. Lukert, 70, of Farmer City died 2:15 p.m. Thursday (April 14, 1983) in United States Air Force Hospital-Chanute, Rantoul. Arrangements are incomplete at Stensel-Calvert-Be-langee Funeral Home, Farmer City. Mayo 1 FLORA Bertha Mayo of Flora died Wednesday (April 14, 1983) in Clay County Hospital, Flora.

Arrangements are incomplete at Hossleton, Bookhout and Englemeier Funeral Home, Flora. Patterson OLNEY Harley Fred "Pat" Patterson, 80, of Olney died Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Richland Memorial Hospital, Olney. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Zirkle Funeral Home, Olney, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.

Burial will be in Crest Haven Memorial Park, Olney. Mr. Patterson was born in Billings, son of James E. and Lura Myrtle Wolf. He was an oil field laborer and attended the First Christian Church Disciples of Christ.

He married Versa Patterson. She died in 1967. He married Mayme Heap Nicholas in 1970. She died in 1980. Surviving are his stepdaughters, Mrs.

Norman (Georgia) Lambird of Calhoun; Mrs. Loy (Evelyn) Jones of Terrace Park, Ohio. Read TUSCOLA S. Edward Read, 68. of Champaign, formerly of Tuscola, died 8:44 a.m.

Thursday (April 14, 1983) in Americana Health Care Center, Urbana. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday in Waddington Funeral Home, Tuscola, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Tuscola Cemetery.

Memorials: First Baptist Church, Champaign-Savoy, 1602 S. Prospect, Savoy, 61874. Mr. Read was born in Tuscola, son of Frank W. and Edith L.

Read. He was a retired accountant in the Research Contracts Division at University of Illinois, a member of First Baptist Church, Champaign-Savoy, and served as treasurer of the church and member of University of Illinois Quarterback and Rebounders Club. He married Marguerite Price in 1941. Surviving are his wife; sister, Mrs. Mark (Mary) Spies of Arlington, Va.

Two brothers preceded him in death. Roddy BETHANY Mrs. Clarence (Lucy A. Hood) Roddy, 76, of Bethany died 11:05 p.m. Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in St.

Mary's Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at J.J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. Rusk NOBLE Edmond Rolla Rusk, 90, of Noble died Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Flora Care Center. Services will be 2 p.m.

Saturday in Zirkle Funeral Home, Olney, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery, Richland County. Mr. Rusk was born in Richland County, son of Robert M.

and Bell Rusk. He was a farmer. Surviving are his wife, Nell Rusk; sons, Robert and Lyle, both of Noble; daughters, Clair Velma Vanblara-cum of Olney; Geraldine Weil of Glendale, 15 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; one great-greatgrandchild. One son preceded him in death. Shumaker OBLONG Helen E.

Shumaker of Oblong died 10:50 p.m. Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Good Samaritan Hospital, Vincennes, Ind. Private services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Pulliam Funeral Home. Oblong, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m.

Friday. Burial will be in Oblong Cemetery. Memorials: American Heart Association. Mrs. Shumaker was a member of Central United Methodist Church, Oblong.

Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. Robert (Dona) Taylor of Oblong; Merrily Burch of Madison, sister, Ethel Hodgers of Tell City, two grandchildren. Waggoner MATTOON Phillip A. "Pete" Waggoner, 77. of rural Mattoon died 9:25 a.m.

Thursday (April 14, 1983) in rural Etna. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday in Mitchell-Jerdan Funeral Home, Mattoon, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, with 7:30 p.m. Masonic rites.

Burial will be in Res-thaven Memorial Gardens, one mile east of Mattoon. Mr. Waggoner was born near Gays, son of Robert and Ona Waggoner. He was a retired carpenter and former maintenance worker for Illinois Central Gulf Railway, a member and Past Master of Etna Wabash Masonic Lodge 179, member of Danville Consistory, member and Past Patron of Order of the Eastern Star, Evergreen Chapter 96 of Neoga. He married Virgnia Ellen McLain in 1937.

Surviving are his wife; sons, Phillip Allen of rural Mattoon; Robert Eugene of Spokane, daughter, Mrs. Larry (Virginia Ellen Manahan of Tolono; brother, Glen of Mattoon; sisters, Mrs. Orvine (Freda) Thomas of Etna; Mrs. Jesse (Blanche) Daily of Rose-dale, three grandchildren. One brother and two sisters preceded him in death.

Weaver LOVINGTON Mrs. Lonnie (Emma Bonner) Weaver, 95, of Lovington died 7:05 a.m. Thursday (April 14, 1983) in Hawthorne Lodge, Sullivan. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday in McMullin Funeral Home, Lovington, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m.

Friday. Burial will be in Bethany Cemetery. Memorials: Lovington Ambulance Fund. Mrs. Weaver was born in Kinmundy, daughter of James and Eliza Bonner.

She married Lonnie Weaver in 1904. He died in 1944. Surviving are her son, Wilbur Dale Lovington; daughters, Irene Eckel of Decatur; Sylvia Lindley and Diamond Smith, both of Sullivan; five grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren. One brother and three sisters preceded her in death. West SULLIVAN Mrs.

Ivan (Ruby I. Enterline) West, 86. of Sullivan, died 9:50 a.m. Thursday (April 14, 1983) in St. Mary's Hospital, Decatur.

Services will be 3:30 p.m. Saturday in McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery, Sullivan. Memorials; Arthritis Foundation.

Mrs. West was born in Moultrie County, daughter of James William and Letta Jane Enterline. She married Ivan West in 1920. He died in 1949. Surviving are her son, James W.

of Cowden; daughters, Arietta Elzy of Mount Vernon: Ida May Bragg and Ruby Irene Elzy, both of Sullivan; brother. Ward Enterline of Doniphan, sister, Margaret Mier of St. Augustine, nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two great-stepgrandchildren. Three brothers and one sister preceded her in death. 2 90 00; Robert Armantrout 11, 1056 80, RoDert K.

Arnold, 1, 142 23 Ashhy Rental Properties, 11 1 626 91 Keith Ashby, 5, 678 B6; Mioat Assanow, 1. 100.00; Augustine. 2, 265.00; Vera Augustine. 3 339 30, Ed Ault. 1, 23 16 Charles Austin 1 138.60; Leslie Austin, 6 472.38; Linda Aust'n.

I 45 22, Lisle E. Austin, 1. 45 22 Yvonne Austin, 3, 275.84; James R. Auton, 2, 454.15. Rental, 6, 641 44.

keo Bachman. 1, 107 75. Robert agley, 5, 545 66; J. R. Bailey, 3, 465 90, Beatrice Baker, 11, 222 41; Virginia Baker.

13. 61; Clifton Ball, 7, 293 82; Ella Ballard, 3, 75 72; Phyllis Ballard, 2, 114 27; Catherine Bal-linger, 1, 182 89. Franklin Baldwin 1, 107 75, Bob Bandy, 10, Furdie Banks, 75 00; Ronnie Banks, 21, 4,346 09; War-nether Banks, 13, 2.004.80; Willie Banks, 5, 180 86, William Banning, 6, 329 00; Harry Barclay, 15, 2,663 58, Owen Barclay, 7, 659.28, Glen Barker, 4, 317 83, Barney Barnett, 1, 45 22, Gary Barnett, 1, 129 30; Vernie T. Barnett, 9, 786.84; Mrs. Dewey Barr, 14.

2,305 85; John Barr, 19 2.057 09, Robert Barron, 4 254 27. Gil Barry, 8, 1.129 76; Jim Bates, 9, George Bauer, 4, 456 86, Jerry Baumgartner, 8, Mrs. Margaret Bayless, 1. 120.68; L. Beachey, 3, 198.75, Bethany Bean.

3. 210 00, Rosie Lee Beard, 23. 6,639 69. Barbara Beasley, 10, Edward Beasley, 5, 203 38, Joseph Beasley, 1, 129 30; Russell Beckham, 15, 1,962 20, Andrew Bell, 5, 258 60, Norman Bell, 9. 280.32; Beneficial Finance of Illinois, 5, 235 86; Paul R.

Bennett, 6, 887 56; Robert Bennett, 19, 96; June Benton, 10. 782.24; Resa Benz, 11, 1.534.36; Floyd Berg, 13, 1.051 84; John Betsch-er, 13, 1 506 03, Elmer Betzer, 2, 51 22. Carole Bill, 5, 416 90, Anita Billingsley, 1, 12 43, James Billingsley. 7, 679 00. Danny Binge.

5, 879 92; Doug Binge, 2, 132.50. Fred Birch, 4, 957.98, Leora Birch, 8, 951.79; Mark A. Birch, 15, 2,276 70; Robert Bis-choff. 9, 208 44. Black 8, Company 825.00, Cynthia 5 891.88, S.

Black 3 210 00; Susan L. Black 11 30, Danny Blancett 5 94 91; Richard Blancett 9 1.134 83; Henry C. Bledsoe 20 Cathern Blue 1 50.00; Jewell Blue Bernice Lovelace I 258 60, John F. Bold 7 905.10; Ani Tax Anticipation Warrants Issued (Schedule 3) June 24. 1982 Tax Anticipation Warrant No.

1 82 Series $70,000 00. Feb 10, 1983 Tax Anticipation Warrant No. 2 82 Series 110,000 00. Feb 17, 1983 Tax Anticipation War rant No 3 82 Series 75,000 00. Total: $255,000 00.

Miscellaneous Receipts And Refunds (Schedule 4) Apr 19 1982 Rent Hospital 119.72. May 3, 1982 Groceries 389.19, Rent 693.29, Miscellane ous 1,380.64. May 24, 1982 Rent 1,144 28, Groceries 208 68, Mis cellaneous 13 60; Clothing 8.58 June 7, 1982 Rent 118 02; Admin istrative 364 58. July 19, 1982 Rent 327.56, Hospital 1,097.32 Aug 16, 1982 Rent 1,021 56; Hos pital 149.16, Food 34 7 52, Clothing 23.13. Sept 9, 1982 Rent aeon County deaths.

Goodwin Viva M. Goodwin. 92, of 965 W. Main St. died 3:05 p.m.

Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Decatur Memorial Baughman George F. Baughman, 63, of Mount Zion died 10:10 a.m. Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in his home. Morstatter ORE AN A Arthur D. Morstatter 56, of Oreana died 4:07 p.m.

Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in Decatur I 1 Memorial services will be 3 p.m. Friday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, Mount Zion. Burial will be at a later date. Memorials: Trinity Baptist Church. Mr.

Baughman was born in Fayette County, son of George A. and Harriet (Jackson) Baughman. He was a retired employee of A.E. Staley Manufacturing a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church and a W7orld War II veteran. He married Vica Nance in 1943.

Hospital. Services will be 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home with visitation 4 to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Sharon Cemetery.

Miss Goodwin was born in Mc-Pherson, daughter of Joseph Allen and Amry Ann (Means) Goodwin. She was a school teacher in the Macon County School District, former assistant Superintendent of Schools for Macon County, a member of Central Christian Church. Illinois Retired Memorial Hospital. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Sunday in J.J.

Moran Sons Funeral Home, with visitation noon until time of service. Memorials: American Heart Association. Mr. Morstatter was born in Decatur, son of Arthur W. and Verna (Spinner) Morstatter.

He was a licensed plumber with Local 25 and a World War. II veteran. He married Laura Frances Fisher in 1947. Surviving are his wife; sons, Mitchell Lvnn and Jefferv both Teachers Association, American Viva Goodwin Association of Retired Persons and a sustaining member of Boy Scouts of America. Surviving are her nephews, Gordon Goodwin of Burnsville, Lynn B.

Goodwin of Detroit, John N. Goodwin of Edwardsville; niece, Mrs. James (Joanne) Abarr of Heber Springs, Ark. Two brothers and one sister preceded her in death. of Oreana; Arthur Jerd and Arthur Morstatter Sr.

Jimmy all of Decatur: Mark A. and Karl, both of Dallas, Texas; Dick E. of Argenta; daughters. Mrs. Darryl (Brenda) Hardy, Mrs.

Timothy (Kathy) Modro and Laura Morstatter, all of Decatur; Mrs. William (Mildred) Womble of Pilot Knob, Mrs. James (Betty) Shipp of Denver, Mrs. Stephen (Donna) Rice of Huntsville, Joanne Morstatter of Oreana; sister, Wilma Ellis of Decatur; 24 grandchildren. Three sisters and one grandchild preceded him in death.

Lottery SPRINGFIELD (AP) Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday in the Illinois Lottery Daily Game: 8-1-1 Mai Bond 3 387.30; Annette Bond 16 2,609.78, Carol Bond 8 40, Henry Bond 5 685.31; Mrs. Henry Bond 2 160 00; Linnie Rose Bond 8 726 00; Nellie Bond 2 199.30; Robert L. Bond 1 46.62; Roger Bond 6 775 80; Shirley Bond 12 770 00, William Bond 2 59 90 Alfred E. Born 4 332 99; Scott Bowers 4 517 20. Margaret Boyce 1 129 30; Mabel E.

Brack-ett 1 88 33; Augusta Bradford 12 1,600 00, Josie Bradford 11 990 00, Doug Bradley 1 61.60; Annie Brady 3 101.73; Annie Mae Bramlett 3 387 90, Laura Bram-lett 6 418 30, Frank Brassfield 2 167 96; Roy C. Bray 6 599 72; Dollie Brazier 5 209 91; Gerald Brennan 10 1,293 00, G. Brenner 1 129 30. Mildred Brewer 1 32.62; Mary Bridges 1 10S 60; Wally Bridges 4 603 40, Brinkoetter En-terprises II 990 00; Minnie Brooks 3 324 00; Rose M. Brooks 3 192 12; Betty Brown 3 387.90; Charles R.

Brown 3 174.95; Chester Brown 2 132 50; David W. Brown 11 1,027 12; James L. Brown 1 45 22; Robert R. Brown 2 67.82; Robert Browning II Roland Browning 1 129.30, Mrs. Edward Brozio 3 265 06; James L.

Bruner 15 31; Lige Brush 3 211 53, Harold Buckner 1 45.22; Annabelle Buford 5 320 84, Barbara Bullock 7 905.10; Danny Bullock 2 138.99; Pearlie Bunch 3 43 77; Furdie Burks 8 525 00; Eugene Burns 8 1,422.30, Willie Busby 1 68.96; William Burton 1 129.30, Betty Butler 1 125 00; Charles E. Butler 2 122 84, David Byers 5 616.33; Richard D. Cain 7 895.60, Robert Callahan 13 2.425.55; Davie L. Calloway 2 140 00; Robert Calmese 5 356 99; Bertha Campbell 11 728 75, I V. Campbell 3 210.00, Lyle Campbell 11 1.083 00; P.

Bruce Campbell 4 530.00; Robert Campbell 2 112.40; Roger Campbell 4 231 88; Lindell A. Canaday 5 646.50; John Carr 4 517.20; Charles Carroll 1 70.00, Alice Carson 3 165 63; Darlene Carter II 305.64; Joanne Carter 1 100.00; May Aline Carter 5 494.26; Phillip Carter 1 70 00; Sheila Carter 2 181.94; Arnold Cason, Jr. 4 469 79, Vinettia Cason I 129.30; Arthur Castelli 13 Mrs. Cecil F. Caylor 6 407.47; Frank Cerny, Jr.

17 Sundiata K. Cha-Jua 6 749.94; James Chapman 3 198 75; Emma Chas-teen 3 277.72, Durma Cheatbeam 11 770.00; Jim Chiligiris 2 30.17; Cindy Christian 2 210.11, Citicorp Homeowners, Inc. 25 Citizens National Bank 26 Charles W. Clark 2 258 60; Helen Clark 2 86 20: Jo Anne Clark 14 Nancy J. Clark 5 225.22, Verna T.

Clark 2 258 00; Agnes Clem 3 400.83; Paul E. Clements 11 Mary Cliff 8 800 00; Lester Clym-er 21 Wanda Lee Coan 2 194.00. A. Cole 6 449 96, William Cole 2 64.72, Pauline Coleman 4 286 91; Ruth Coleman 7 Joella Howard 5 625 00; Robert Coleman, agent 2 125.00; Tilman Coleman 3 310 32; Clarence Collins 6 490.00; Dean A. Collins 7 887.86, Jack Collins 18 John B.

Collins 7 638.77; Charles Conley 3 135.66; James Cook 12 766.96; Katelean Cook 2 194.00; Lula Mae Cook 3 101.73; Willie Cook 10 1,142 15; Mark Cooley 1 66.25; Bob Cooper 6 David Cooper 5 331.25; Decie Cooper 3 265 90; Dorothy Cooper 8 8S8 08; Jimmy Cooper 5 52.45; Robert Cooper 4 763.91; Rev. Thomas Cooper 4 632.71; William Mack Cooper 6 284.56; Charles Cornell 3 275.84; Erma Cotton 4 268 25; Rosie Lee Cotton 5 517.20; Jack Coventry 1 50.60; Jeffrey Coverstone 1 100.23; Virgie M. Covington 6 758.56; Dale Cox 20 Gus Cox, Jr. 6 810.28; Lee Ella Cox 5 624 80; Ervon Crawley 3 269.00; Ernest Cress-well 1 46 60, Brad Cribbet 2, 168.06; J. F.

Crosswhite 13 41; Jimmy Crue 11 Phyllis Crutcher 4 439.62; Mary Cullen 7 905 10; C. A. Cummings 4 229 55; J. D. Cunningham IS 60; Jerry Cunningham 10 Charles Currie 4 280.00; Juane Curry 2 48.63; Eleanor A.

Curry 5 331.25; Louis Curry 15 05; Bill Curtis 13 2,694 16; Dean Cuttill 2 258 60, Steve Cut-till 9 470.11; Dan Danner 1 250.00; Ada Davis 3 210 00; Carrie Davis 3 266.60; Catherine Davis 3 210.00; Cecil Davis 16 66; John Davis 23 Johnnie Davis 3 387.90; Judith Davis 2 132.50; Opal L. Oavis 4 517.20, Robert Davis 3 340 49; 775 80; Hospital 74 58; Groceries 123.72; Clothing 26 31; Miscellaneous 37.26 Sep 20, 1982 Groceries 102 01; Rent 275 72; I. Recoup 703.83. Sep 30, 1982 Rent 701 45, Miscellaneous 98 90, Hospital 24 86, Clothing 107.76. Nov 1, 1982 Rent Groceries S.S.I.

Recoup 1,368 35; Miscellaneous 47.09; Clothing 26.95 Medical Care 100 00. Dec 13. 1982 Rent 636 87; Hospital 48 88 Jan 17, 1983 Rent 2.902 97; Groceries 585 84, Clothing 27 72; Medical Care 136 00; Miscellaneous 12.42; Hospital 53 62. Feb. 7, 1983 Rent 1,462.54, Food 445 68; Household necessities 29 28, Personal 110.43; Clothing 43.86; S.S.I.

Recoup 2,579 36. Feb. 18, 1983 Rent 738 99 Mar 7, 1983 I. Recoup 2.254 80; Rent 99 30. Total: $26,991.54.

Interest Earned From Investment of Idle Funds (Schedule 5) 6 17 82 Repurchase Agreement 12740 Millikin National Bank 624 82 Repurchase Agreement 8614 1st National Bank 97 42, 7 1 82 Repurchase Agreement 12797 Millikin National Bank 48 90, 7 8 82 Repurchase Agreement 12824 Millikin National Bank 171.16, 7 8 82 Repurchase Agreement 12827 Millikin National Bank 268.97; 71582 Repurchase Agreement 8693 1st National Bank 371.10; 7'2282 Repurchase Agreement 8719 1st National Bank 225 92; 7 2982 Repurchase Agreement 8766 1st National Bank 421 92; 7 29 82 Repurchase Agreement 8759 1st National Bank 52.73, 8 5'82 Repurchase Agreement 8781 1st National Bank 382 60; 8 12 82 Repurchase Agreement 8826 1st National Bank 156.16. 8 12 82 Repurchase Agreement 8814 1st National Bank 338.30; 8 19 82 Repurchase Agreement 12961 Millikin National Bank 182.19; 8 26'82 Ctf. of Deposit 51740 Millikin National Bank 542.36; 9-2'82 Repurchase Agreement 8901 1st National Bank 153.42; 9 9 82 Repurchase Agreement 8925 1st National Bank 114.10, 916'82 Repurchase Agreement 8952 1st National Bank 46.03; 9 16-82 Repurchase Agreement 8938 1st National Bank 302.74; 9 23 82 Repurchase Agreement Citizens National Bank 157.99; 9-23'82 Repurchase Agreement 8978 1st National Bank 140.59; 9 3082 Repurchase Agreement 9010 1st National Bank 97.81; 10782 Repurchase Agreement Citizens National Bank 52.50; 10 7 '82 Repurchase Agreement Citizens National Bank 45.00; 1014. 82 Repurchase Agreement 9067 1st National Bank 92.05; 10 21 82 Repurchase Agreement 13151 Millikin National Bank 754.52; 102182 Repurchase Agreement 13184 Millikin National Bank 46.03; 102882 Repurchase Agreement Citizens National Bank 167.71; 11 4 82 Repurchase Agreement 9134 1st National Bank 69.04; 11 4 82 Certificate of deposit 37562 1st National Bank 665.75; 111282 Repurchase Agreement 9168 1st National Bank 149.59; 1112'82 Repurchase Agreement 9158 1st National Bank 188.05; 1118'82 Repurchase Agreement 9185 1st National Bank 374.79; U24 82 Repurchase Agreement 9212 1st National Bank 119 84; 122 '82 Repurchase Agreement 9234 1st National Bank 44.38, 12282 Ctf. of Deposit 33625 Citizens National Bank 326 03; 12982 Repurchase Agreement 9262 1st National Bank 124.27; 12982 Repurchase Agreement 9270 1st National Bank 139.81; 121682 Repurchase Agreement 9280 1st National Bank 207.12; 122382 Repurchase Agreement 9300 1st National Bank 130.41; 123082 Repurchase Agreement 9324 1st National Bank 172.03; 1683 Repurchase Agreement 9336 1st National Bank 132.90; 113 83 Repurchase Agreement 13519 Millikin National Bank 215.75; I '20 83 Repurchase greement 9384 1st National Bank 141.92; 1 27 83 Repurchase Agreement 9394 1st National Bank 143.84; 2 '3 83 Repurchase Agreement 9440 1st National Bank 71.92; 21083 Repurchase Agreement 9414 1st National Bank 50.34; 21783 Repurchase Agreement 9451 1st National Bank 43.15; 22483 Repurchase Agreement 9466 1st National Bank 215.75; 22483 Repurchase Agreement 9460 1st National Bank 93.49; 3383 Repurchase Agreement 13700 Millikin National Bank 215.75; 31083 Webb Luther H.

Webb, 76, of 215 N. 33rd St. died 11:07 p.m. Wednesday (April 13, 1983) in St. Mary's Hospital.

Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Brintlinger's Pershing Funeral Home with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery. Memorials: Prairie Avenue Christian Church or St.

Mary's Hospital. Mr. Webb was born in Taylorville, son of Edward and Rachel (Flemming) Webb. He was an employee of the Illinois Power Co. maintenance department, a member of Prairie Avenue Christian Church, American Legion Post 105, past Chef de Gare of Forty and Eight Club and a World War II veteran.

He married Bonnie J. Thompson in 1942. Surviving are his wife; son, Myron of St. Clair, daughters, Mrs. Eldon (Anna Mae) Roesch of St.

Charles; Mrs. Leonard (Norma Jean) McKinney of Taylorville; Mrs. Primio (Wanda) Pezze of West Chicago; brother, Louis Banning of Decatur; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. One sister preceded him in death. Corrections Clinton city commissioner-elect Jim Miller is employed by Revere Copper and Brass of Clinton.

His occupation was incorrectly reported in some editions of Wednesday's Herald Review. A bureau chief erred. Surviving are his wife; son, George Baughman Gary of Boise, Idaho; daughters, Mrs. Rick (Sharon) White and Mrs. Steve (Connie) Rigsby, both of Decatur; Mrs.

Mike (Linda) Myers of Moweaqua; Karla Dews and Terry Kornewald, both of Mount Zion; mother of Nokomis; sister, Mrs. Charles (Fern) Grimes of No-komis; 12 grandchildren. Fear Virgil R. Fear. 79.

of 1602 Highland Court died 1:46 Thursday (April 14, 1983) in Decatur Memorial ospital. Arrangements are incomplete at J.J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. Rentfro Bertha Rentfro. 83, of 3702 W.

Main St. died 11:17 a.m. Thursday (April 14, 1983) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. Panel says breaking wings was 'ducky' MADISON, Wis.

AP) A wildlife experiment in which 74 mallard ducks had their wings intentionally broken to determine whether crippled ducks could survive in the wild was proper, a University of Wisconsin panel says. In addition, the state Department of Natural Resources, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the university staff knew of the 1977-78 project as it was being conducted, said Bernard Wentworth, professor of poultry science and chairman of the UW Madison campus Animal Care Committee. Results of the experiment were reprinted earlier this year in an issue of the department's magazine, Natural Resources. The article drew dozens of letters from readers who questioned the need to scientifically prove what seemed to be obvious and called the experiment cruel.

Fred Van Dyke, the UW graduate student who conducted the study, said in the article that the study was necessary to determine "a quantitative estimate of the percentage of crippled ducks that die, or survive and recover." The article described how all but one of the 74 ducks whose wings were broken, and most of 61 others whose wings were tied down, perished from starvation or exposure or were killed by predators. 7 It was incorrectly reported in the Wednesday Herald Review that the village of Donnellson was voted wet on Tuesday. It was voted dry by a 34-29 margin. A reporter erred. Births.

Ex-film star dies in Florida Jacqueline Medura Logan, 78, of Melbourne, formerly of Decatur, died April 4, 1983 in Melbourne, Fla. Private graveside services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Greenwood Cemetery. Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home is in charge. Miss Logan was born in Corsicana, Texas, daughter of Charles and Marian Ella (Kelley) Logan.

She was a former Ziegfield Follies girl in New York. In 1921, she made her first film, "The Perfect Crime" which co-starred Carole Lombard and Monte Blue. She then made Cecil B. DeMille films including the Biblical epic "King of Kings." In 1931, she starred in the British film "Middle Watch" and became the first woman to write and direct a film for British National Pictures, "Strictly Business." She also starred in the musical "Show of Shows." Surviving is her stepson, John Pollock. Central Illinois Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Coles County EDGINGTON, Rodney and Judy, Charleston, girl, April 14 NICHOLS, Lowell and Cheryl, Trilla, girl, April 14 Fayette County Hospital, Vandalia CARROLL.

Darrell and Rena, Salem, boy, April 13 Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln GALLAGHER, Thomas and Amy, Lincoln, boy. April 13 Jarman Hospital, Tuscola BOSCH, Todd and Shawna, Tuscola, girl, April 14 RICH, Charles and Tracey, Areola, boy, April 4 Decatur Decatur Memorial Hospital CRUMP, Harry and Susan J. (Cook), Boody. boy, April 12 MOORE, J. Scott and Emmy (Adrian), 42 Reeder, boy, April 12 MORRIS, Dennis and Marilyn (Shevjin), 4047 N.

Neely, twin boys, April 13 St. Mary's Hospital LEES. Richard and Judith (Siegert), Pana, girl, April 14 MILLER, Gary and Elizabeth (Gingerich), Arthur, boy. April 13 STEPHENS, Gary and Sher-rie (Scott), 635 Hickory Point Road, girl, April 13 WALTER. Timothy and Paul; ine (Dotson), 1210 E.

Prairie girl, April 13 WHITE. Daniel and Deborah (Sharp), Shelbyville, girl. April 13 LAW, Mark and Catherine (Dressen), Pana, girl, April 12 PATIENT, Terry and April (Damery), Hammond, girl, April 12 STUART, William and Penny (Cook), Macon, girl, April 12 St. John's Hospital Springfield Tony and Gail (Moyers), Cerro Gordo, girl. March 30.