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Decatur, Illinois, Wednesday, February 4, 1970 DECATUR HERALD Business Personals 12 BATH SOOTHES I "tinI lin" I "tied Central Illinois Deaths GRACE MOUCHE Kothy Starr will be'cORVAIR, 1965; Corsa coupe, excellent at Goldblatt's Beauty Salon. Old new, condition, $695 Schwab Mrtor Rt 4 customers appreciated. Grand, 428-5523 Firm Begins Nuclear Line Phase Out sons Fredie, Detroit, Ed, Vandalia; daughters Mrs. William (Norma Jean) Morton, Vandalia; Ray (Carol) au ud Go take a bath. Fill the tub with' wcuih water ana extra iniCK soapsuds.

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Foreign rates on request. CLASSIFIED INDEX An Index to Classified Groups Title No. Antiques-Collector Items 62 Apartments for Rent 76 Area Houses for Sale 90 Articles for Sale, Trade 52 Auction Sales 64 Automotive 16 Auto Service Parts 18 Boats and Accessories 60 Business, Office Equipment 50 Business Opportunity 34 Business Personals 12 Business Places Sale, Rent 84 Business Service 24 Camping, Campers' Needs 58 Card of Thanks 05 Cemetery Lots, Monuments 07 Decatur Houses for Sal 92 Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 40 Farmers' Markets 42 Farms for Sale or Rent 86 Financial 36 Foods, Food Markets 48 Funeral Directors 01 Funeral Flowers 04 Funerals Central Illinois 03 Funerals Decatur 02 Garages for Rent 78 Garden, Lawn, Nursery 44 Help Wanted 26 Home Improvement 46 Household Goods 68 Houses for Rent 80 In Momoriam 06 Insurance 38 Lost and Found 10 Lots for Sale 94 Masonic Temple Activities 08 Meeting Notices 09 Mobile Homes 88 Motorcycles, Bicycles 22 Music, Radio, Television 70 Personals 11 Rummage Sales 66 Salespeople Wanted 28 Situation Wanted 30 Sleeping Rooms 74 Sporting Goods 56 Travel 15 Trucks and Trailers 20 Vocational Training 32 Wanted Real Estate 96 Wanted To Buy 72 Wanted to Rent 82 Wearing Apparel 54 Where to Go 14 16 16-06 16 08 CORVETTE, 1958 4 speed Holley's, extra good condition. Ph. 423-8223.

16 04 CORVETTE, 1968. 4 speed, posl-traction, yellow, AM-FM radio, 327, 300 2 tops. Ph. 422-0783. 16-04 COUGAR, 1968, XR 7, vinvl toD.

10.000 under warranty, $2600. 877-9117. 16 07 DODGE, 1967: Dart, 6, stick; '66 Fury III wagon; '63 Olds 88; '62 Olds, 4 door; '62 Cadillac; '64 Special, 2 door. Cad engine. All Bargains.

Trusner, 844 N. Water. 16 07 1 tonally clean aS 1 cT $395' Carl Au, 16 07 FORD 1948 4 door, V8, good condition, $300, 1837 W. Hunt. Ph.

428-2601. 16 07 FORD.M959: Galaxle 500, good 2nd car, $100, air 423-1431. 16 09 FORD 1960: V8, automatic, $145; also my 1965 Dodge, immaculate condition, $875. Ph. 877-2928.

16 07 FORD, 1962 2 door, new transmission, runs good, $200. Ph. 423-2796. 16 04 FORD 1963 Galaxie, 4 door V8, auto matic, choice of 3. Save money on one of these.

Calllson Ford Sales, Moweaqua 768-3217 16 05 FORD. 1963 2 door hardtop. '64 Mercury Caliente 4 door. '60 Chevrolet, V-8. '61 Chevrolet 6 cylinder.

'61 Cadillac 4 door. '60 Cadillac 4 door, cheap. '62 Pontiac V- 8 4 door. Bob's Northwest Auto Sales, 1076 W. Pershing Rd.

16 07 FORD 1964 V8, 289, rebuilt engine, 2 door custom 500, $475, after 3 p.m. ph. 422- 2920 16 06 FORD 1964: Galaxie 500, 2 door hardtop 4-speed, 1 owner. Ideal 2nd car. Ph.

422-6466 after 5 p.m. 16 09 FORD. 1966, 4 door, V-8, power steering, dir. excellent condition. $1,000.

428-8242 after 5 p.m. 16 06 FORD 1966, station wagon, V8 automatic, power steering, 10 passenger, good condition. $1295. Schwalbe Motors, Rt. 48 Grand, 428-5523 16 10 GALAXIE 1966, 2 door hardtop, 500 sedan.

4 barrel automatic transmission. Sharp deep sea blue. New wide ovals. $950. 877-4220.

16 07 KARMANN GHIA, 1963: Excellent condition. 422-6521. 16 09 MERCEDES-BENZ 180 DC, 1963 4 door, new mud snow tires. Runs drives like new. Moweaqua 768-4431.

16 08 MERCEDES BENZ, 1967: Model 200 60 Hp, Diesel motor, automatic brakes, new tires, $2800. Argenta 795-2133 Evenings. 16 07 MERCURY, 1964 Montcla'ir 4 door, full power oir, custom interior, extra clean. Ph. 428-8792.

16 04 MERCURY, 1966 Montclair, 4 door, olr conditioning, loaded, extra nice. 1968 Plymouth, 6 eyl. stick, 4 door, very nice. Graves Motor Illiopolis, ph. 486-3021.

16 06 MERCURY 1966; Comet, 2 door, 6 automatic, real nice. Schwalbe Motors, Rt. 48 Grand. Ph. 428-5523 16 05 OLDS 1968 "98" Custom Coupe; also 1968 Olds Luxury Sedan.

Will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt. Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 07 OLDS 1968: Cutlass, 442 convertible; "64 Comet, 2 door hardtop.

P.O. Teutopolis, or ph. 857-3670. Box 282 16 05 OPEL KADET, 1965 Sport Coupe, good condition, white. 1141 E.

Division aftet-5 p.m. 428-1136. 16 04 OPEL, 1968; Cadett, 2 door LS, 4 speed transmission, 80 locally owned, like new. Beautiful red with black bucket seats. 836 N.

Main. 16 05 PLYMOUTH 1964: Belvedere, 426 heml automatic. Sell or trade (or 1968 up, ton PICK-UP, 4Z3-00. 16 06 P' YMOUTH 196fl Station Wagon, 9 passenaer, air conditioned, power steer ing brakes, $2450. Call Duane Laramee, 429-1611, weekdays only, 9-5.

16 04 PLYMOUTH, 1968 Roadrunner, 4 speed, mogs; 1968 Pontiac Firebird 350. Ph. 877-6895. 16 04 PONTIAC, 1965, Bonneville, 2 door hardtop, excellent condition. Mt.

Zion 864-2346. 16 06 PONTIAC 1969: Grand Prix, air conditioned, disc brakes, mag wheels; Chevrolet 1969, Caprice, hardtop sedan, vinyl top, air; Olds 1969, Custom 88 Holiday Coupe, vinyl top, air. Carl Grabb Motors, Shelbyville. ph. 774-2165.

16 09 PORSCHE, 1958 coupe, good. BMW 50, 1968, excellent, extras. 423-3661 ext. 255, 9-10, after 11 weekdays. 16 05 PORSCHE 1967 1964 Coupes, real nice, will trade.

1110 Highway 121 Mt. Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 04 RAMBLER, 1967 Rebel, 6 automatic, sedan, new car trade in, priced below market ot $975. Autos, 877-6261.

16 06 RIVIERA, 1968, local one owner, 17,000 mi. Summers Buick Opel, Mattoon. Ph. 235-0346, 234-8863. 16 05 TEMPEST 1961, automatic; 1959 Impala real good; 1963 Buick Electra.

Take your pick $195. Colonial Motors, 805 N. Main, 423-3497. 16 05 TEMPEST 1964 LeMans, bucket seats, air conditioned, will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt.

Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 05 TOYOTA Landcrulser, new engine, will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt. Zion, ph.

864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 07 power, ai, $16so. 1966 Pontiac 2 plus 2, white with black interior, extra clean, $1395. Newland Auto Sales, 928 E. Eldorado.

428-0413. 16 09 VW, 1963, Sun roof, new muffler, shocks, 2 new tires, red, excellent condition, $925. Argenta, 795-3330. 16 06 V.W. 1966; locally owned, excellent condition.

Schwalbe Motors, Rt. 48 Grand. Ph. 428-5523 16 06 AIRWAY '68 Chevrolet Caprice 2 door hardtop, power steering, brakes, air, bucket seats, 26,000 actual miles. '68 Olds "98' 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes, 1 owner.

'66 Pontiac Bonneville 4 door hardtop, above average car, 31,000 actual miles. '65 Chevrolet Impala 4 door sedan, air, power steering, brakes, real nice car. Airway Olds-Pontiac Rt. 54 West, Clinton, Ph. 935-2144.

16 10 Baum 1968 CHEVROLET Impala Sport Coupe 307 V8, Power Glide, power steering, radio, 1 owner. 1968 Buick Electra 4 door hardtop, full power with air, vinyl top, excellent, local 1 owner. 1967 Chevelle 2 door hardtop, 327 V8, Power Glide, bucket seats, real sharp. 1966 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport, 283 V8, Power Glide, tocal 1 owner. 1966 Oldsmoblle Toronado, full power with air, real sharp.

1965 Buick Riviera, factory air conditioning, real nice. Chevrolef-Buick OPEN EVES BY APPOINTMENT CLINTON, ILL. PH. 935-3156 Automotive I Automotive 16 PLYMOUTH 101 i Ph I nope' 20q- 16 07 AT WEIDENBACHER OLDS 100 CAR selection; Late Models 'AO ri rtc ioo i matching interior, power steering 8, brakes, radio, whitewalls, one owner car. New trade-in.

$1999. '67 GTO 2 door Hardtop, medium blue with white top, 4 speed, radio, heater, whitewalls, nice, $1776. '66 OLDS Cutlass Supreme Hardtop Sedan, green matching interior, all power, radio, factory air, whitewalls, 1 owner, very popular model, $1485. 67 OLDS "88 4 door. Provincial white, turquoise Interior, factory air, power steering 8, brakes, radio, whitewalls, real nice, $2166.

No. 215B. 68 CHEVROLET IMPALA Sport Coupe, I automatic, air conditioned, radio, heater, whitewalls, power steering brakes, teal blue, $2188. $1 own '65 INTERNATIONAL Scout plck-upj standard shift, local owner, real nice. S-e drive to appreciate, $838.

'65 OLDS "98" Holiday Sport Sedan, tutone blue, factory air, all power, locally owned, clean, $1298. 059B 65 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, beautiful Coral finish, white top, automatic, radio, heater, whitewalls, $986. '65 BUICK LeSABRE 4 door, medium blue, matching interior, factory air, power steering brakes, radio, whitewalls, new car trode-ln, nice $1288. '65 VW Tudor sedan, dep blue, bucket seats, 4 speed, whitewalls. Clean 1 owner trade-in.

Real economy, $966. "64 OLDS SUPER white, turquoise power steering whitewalls, one 88" 4 door. Provincial interior, automatic, 8, brakes, radio, owner, 47,000 actual miles, real nice, $988. No. 8422A '64 RAMBLER CLASSIC 2 door Hardtop, beautiful beige with fawn Interior, automatic, V8, power steering.

Sharpl Sharp! Sharp! $875. Weidenbacher Olds And Toyota Down Lot 504 E. William Late Model Lot 333 N. Broadway 428-7832 428-6412 16 08 BOB WADDELL CHEVROLET WORLD'S WILDEST TRADER ILLIOPOLIS, PH. 486-7891 16 04 CHECK OUR LOT FIRST VW Used Car Lot We don't sell just ugly little cars.

We also sell big ones! These cars carry our 100 pet. guaranty for 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first. '69 Camaro $2395 Blue 2 door Hardtop, 327 3 speed, radio, wide ovals, one owner. '66 Impala $1495 2 door Hardtop, red with matching Interior, 8 cylinder automatic power steering, radio, one ot the nicest. '67 Mustang $1595 Blue with matching buckets, cylinder I speed, radio, local trade and nice.

'67 Ford $1795 Country Sedan 6 passenger Station Wagon, 8 cylinder automatic, power steerlna. radio, roof rack. Has had cedent care. '65 Galaxie $1095 500 4 door, 8 cylinder automatic, power steering, radio, make nice family car. '67 Cougar $1795 2 door Hardtop, blue, black roof, cylinder 3 speed, radio, wide ovals.

Sporty as they come. '67 Pontiac $1795 Tempest 2 door Hardtop, gold, black vinyl roof, 8 cylinder automatic, power stering, power brakes, radio. '66 Olds $1495 "88" 4 door Hardtops. Two to choose from, 1 green, 1 blue, both have air. See our large selection of late model, 100 pet.

guaranteed used VW's. Sedans, fastbacks, Karmann Ghla's station wagons. On the Spot Financing At Lowest Possible Rates SHERMAN VOLKSWAGEN, INC 2190 E. PERSHING PH. 77-4711 Weekdays 8-9 p.m.

Saturday (-5 Funerals Decatur 02 04 02 Hargis, Emma I. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday, Chapel. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Dawson Wikoff 02 04 Manion, Evans W. Sr. Service' 1 p.m. Wednesday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home where friends may call. Interment Mt.

Gilead Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S 02 05 Thornton, Joseph B. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Interment Arthur Cemetery, Arthur, Illinois. BRINTLINGER'S 02 05 Ward, Nellie M. Services 1 p.m. Thursday, Chapel. Interment Mt.

Gilead Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Dawson Wikoff 02 05 Wooley, Mary Grace Services 1 p.m. Thursday, Chapel.

Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Wednesday. J. J.

Moran Sons Funerals Central Illinois 03 03 05 lones, Ed na Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Maroa Chapel. Interment Maroa Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Dawson Wikoff MAROA, ILL. 03 05 Nihiser, Delores I. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, First Baptist Church, Mt. Zion, III.

Interment Mt. Gilead Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home in Mt. Zion after 4 p.m. Wednesday, then at the church from 9 a.m.

Thursday until service time. Dawson Wikoff MT. ZION, ILL. Funeral Flowers 04 10 04 WE DELIVER ourans 429-5305 Card of Thanks 05 09 05 SHEFFER, KENNETH: We wish to thank all who helped with their expressions of sympathy and love. May God truly bless all of you.

The Kenneth Sheffer family. Masonic Temple Activities 08 08 05 ARGENTA LODGE NO. 871 3rd Degree, Feb. 5, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Visitors welcome.

08 05 BEAUMANOIR COMMANDERY Order of The Temple Thursday, Feb. 5, 7 p.m. All members urged to attend. 08 05 BEMENT LODGE NO. 365 AM FM, 2nd Degree Feb.

5, 7:30 P.M. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. 08 05 BETHANY LODGE NO. 884, regular stated meeting, Thurs.

Feb. 5, 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. 08 05 GREAT LIGHT LODGE NO. 1064: Ham Bean Supper 6 p.m., Feb.

5. Thud Degree to follow. All Master Masons invited. 08 05 IONIC LODGE NO. 312 3rd degree Thursday, Feb.

5, 7 p.m. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. 08 07 IONIC LODGE NO. 312 Past Masters dinner Saturday February 7, 1970 6:30 p.m.

Everyone welcome. Make reserva tions with Lodge officers or Temple office by Feb. 5. 08 04 STEPHEN DECATUR Lodge No. 979, 3rd Degree, Feb.

4, 7 p.m. Master Masons welcome. Refreshments. 08 04 ZOHAK GROTTO: Stated meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.

Lost and Found 10 10 06 DOG lost, small male, answers BULL "Chico' reward curled tail, white 8. black, 1412 N. Water. 10 10 COLLIE, registered sable, adult male lost in Sullivan, answers to "Toby." Ph. Lee Norton, Sullivan, 728-7444.

10 09 GERMAN SHEPHERD, long haired, gray, male, lost South Shore or Bay Shore area. Answers to Children's pet. 423-8303. 10 04 MAN'S GOLD platinum (Tissot) wristwatch, lost Sunday vicinity Colonial Plaza or Ray's Shell, Pershing Oakland. 877-0528.

10 10 SET OF CAR keys lost West side of Post Office Tues. morning. Ph. 877-4643. 1006 SPRINGER SPANIEL, brown white.

spayed female, 10 years old, answers to Jody, lost vicinity of Northland Heights. 877-6790. 10 07 WATCH, gold pocket, 21 ewel Elgin. Lost vicinity Karen Court, Montgomery Hills sometime ago. Priceless family keepsake.

Generous reward. 3712 MacArthur Road, Phone 877-4217. 10 0 LOST: East. Small black Chihuahua. Answers to Reward.

429-6281 after 3 p.m. 10 09 LOST: $200 reward, no questions asked for return alive of miniature g.ay male sennauzer. rtamea Negri, last seen Rock Springs Rd. area. Jane Bering, 428-5624 or 423-0297.

10 04 LOST, brown billfold valuable papers, no money, ph. 877-0375. 10 09 LOST: Male 9 mo. collie. Last seen Maynard St.

Reward. Ph. 429-4525. Business Personals 12 12 10 ALINE FAITH is now taking ap pointments at Linn's Doll House. Old and new Customers welcome.

Call 429-1 1192 12 09 BECKY WILLIAMS 8. Jan Hawkins now at Jeanne's Fashion Salon, for appts. call, 422-7174. 12 07 REN DA BALDWIN Is now taking appointments welcomes new old customers at Mary's Beauty Salon, 2329 N. Oakland.

877-3234. 12 09 SUE (CRICKETTE) PFLUM Is now taking appointments at Delena's Beauty Salon, 810 S. 16th 423-6871. New old customers welcome. Prepared Foods-Carry out 13 13 07 ASHBY'S HOUSE OF PLENTY hnm.

of the flylna Plate. Guaranteed hot to your door. Open to 11 P.M. daily 12 P.M. Frl.

Sat. 423-7751. 13 07 CHICKEN GOLDEN BATTER FRIED, Bar-B-Que'd foods, sea food 8, Pizza. Chicken Louie's Home delivery, 429-2331. MONICAL'S PIZZA.

2930 N. Oakland, 877 7988. Phone ahead only IS min. for vour Where to Go 14 14 06 BARNHART'S CAFE: Mt. Pulaski.

Fried chicken every Sat. nite Sun. 11 to 2 p.m. Home made noodles, salad bar 1406 BPO ELKS 401: Fri. Feb.

6, seafood buffet, $3.50. Harold, Millie and Dink playing 9-12. Sat. Feb. 7, Glen Click Combo, 9-12.

Members and guests on- iy. 14 04 COVERED WAGON, 1987 N. Jasper. Vi chicken. Wed.

76c. spa ghetti meat sauce, garlic bread, 80c. 14 04 DANCING IS FUN at Ken's Tap with the DelMars Wed. Fri. Sat.

230 W. Wood, 423-6'M6. 14 08 Famous 1050 Music MUSIC-LINE Radio Decatur WDZ 14 04 JUST GOOD FOOD, pius extras. Drop In soon Moses Restaurant, Arthur, ood see for yourself. 14 04 NEW BEVERLY INN, 140 S.

Wyckle; Rd. 2 chicken, 85c; carry out, $1.00. Ail kinds sandwiches. Travel 15 05 15 PASSPORTS ore required for most foreign travel. Apply now if you expect to travel abroad this summer.

Call Citizens National Bank Travel Bureau, 429-4166. Automotive 16 04 16 AUSTIN AMERICAN, 1968, low mileage, automatic transmission. Mt. Zion 864-2346. 16 05 AUSTIN-HEALEY 1967, 3000 series, red, black top, real nice.

1110 Highway 121, Mt. Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 09 BARRACUDA, 1965: V8, 4 barrel, automatic on the floor, brown with black interior. $800.

Call 428-5507. 16 10 BUICK, 1964, Electro black, vinyl top, all power, new tires, $895, ph. 429-4707. 16 10 BUICK 1967 Electra, 2 door hardtop, with air, $1995, ph. 422-1943 after 4 p.m.

16 05 BUICK 1968 Electra Limited, local owner, low mileage, will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt. Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 04 BUICK, 1968 LeSabre 4 door, factory air tilt wheel, vinyl top, one owner, low miles, extra sharp! Motor Sales, 2525 N.

Water, 877-5193. 16 05 CADILLAC, 1962: 4 door Deville, In fair condition, to the highest bidder. Davis Finance Co. 428-2191. 16 04 Cadillac, 1970, New HARDTOP SEDAN DeVILLES, COUPE DeVILLES, ELDORADO'S CALAIS, FLEETWOOD BROUGHAMS.

ALL POW-ER, ALL FACTORY AIR. Tall Cadillac man 2020 N. OAKLAND. DECATUR 16 05 CADILLAC, 1967. sedan deVllle, $3295; Cadillac, '66 sedan deVille, $2895; Rambler, '65 V8 power air, $895; Chevy '67 I pa la.

Ford coupe, power air, $1795. Del's Auto Sales, 901 W. Eldorado, ph. 428-7332. 16 04 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1967 (Choice of 2) 2 8 4 door hardtops.

Extra sharp. City Motors. Main Cerro Gordo Main Eldorado, 428-9011. 16 09 CHEVELLE 1969: S.S. 396, straight shift.

Forced to sacrifice $2195. After 6 p.m ph. 877-9402. 16 07 CHEVELLE. 1969, 4 speed transmission, vinyl top, one owner, low mileage.

Ph 877-4071. 16 09 CHEVROLET 1939: original, 41,000 miles, Ph. Stonington 325-3738. 16 07 CHEVROLET 1957 BelAIr 2 door Hardtop, runs drives good, will sacrifice tor quick sale or can take over small payments. 877-5577.

16 07 CHEVROLET, 1957: $170, or will take offer. 422-0514 after 5:30 16 10 CHEVROLET 1961: hardtop $395; '64 Ford V8, stick, $495. Cole Motors, 1104 N. Main, 423-1723 16 09 CHEVROLET, 1962 6 stick, 4 door, excellent condition, $295. Mt.

Zion, 864-3434 after 5, anytime. Sat. Sun. 16 10 CHEVROLET, 1963, V8, 2 door hardtop, $450. Ph.

422-7646 after 3 p.m. 16 07 CHEVROLET, 1963 Bel-Air V8 AutO- matic, 2 door, extra nice, $545. Skyway nnoTors, aui w. water, Aia-iSti. 16 05 CHEVROLET IMPALA.

1963. SS Hardtop, power steering; going in service, $600. 422-7406. 16 06 CHEVROLET, 1963; Station Wagon, 6 cylinder automatic, excellent condition, $595. Schwalbe Motors, Rt.

48 Grand, 428-5523 16 07 CHEVROLET, 1963 4 door, 283, full power clean, $475; '57 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door, $95. Motors, 120 E. Cerro Gordo, 428-2213. 16 10 CHEVROLET 1964 2 door hordtop Impala Stick shift. $495.

Phone 429-7283. 16 10 CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala 2 V8 automatic, power steering. Hazen Motors, 1053 E. Eldorado, 429-1622. 16 09 CHEVROLET, 1965: Impala, 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering brakes, good condition.

$750. 428-2604. 16 09 CHEVROLET 1966: 2 door hardtop, stick, ust overhauled, sharp. In the service. 428-7453.

16 04' CHEVROLET, 1967, Station Wagon, 6 passenger, V8, power steering, Mt. Zion 864-2346. glide, power 16 09 CHEVROLET, 1967 Impala Super Sport 2 door, 327 engine, automatic, power brakes steering, vinyl top, stereo, air condition. Will sell or trade. Garage, Mt.

Zion, 864-2512. 16 05 CHEVROLET, 1967 Impala Coupe, power steering, air conditioned. Will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt. Zion, ph.

864-2340 or 423-0480. 1604 CHEVROLET, 1967: Impala, 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power steering, extra sharp. 836 N. Main. 16 10 CHEVROLET, 1969, Klngswood, 4 door station wagon, luggage rack.

All power Excellent condition. $1995. 3847 Arthur Court, 877-4220. 16 05 CHEVROLET, 1969 Impala Sedan, power air, will trade. 1110 Highway 121 Mt.

Zion, ph. 864-2340 or 423-0480. 16 05 CHRYSLER 1967 Newport 4 door Hardtop. 1110 Highway 121, Mt. Zion, ph.

864-2340 or 423-0480. Continued from Page 38 Tuesday in Waynesville Feb. 23, 1893, son of William R. and Al-meda Maxwell Rich; married Bertha Shifflet on Aug. 12, 1915, in Clinton; she died in 1954; leaves daughters, Mrs.

Roleta Hubner, Mackinaw; Mrs. Ollie Long and Mrs. Biddy Bristow, both of McLean; Coline Rich, Waynesville; sons, Howard, Wilmington; Herman and Tom, both of Atlanta; 22 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; brothers, Fred Halls ville; John, Tremont; sisters, Mrs. Ella 0. O'Meara, Mrs.

Pearl McCrea, Mrs. Effie Mrs. Mamie Peck, all of Waynesville; Mrs. Jessie Kelly, Emden; services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Pullen-Boos Funeral Home, Clinton; burial, Evergreen Cemetery, Waynesville; call 3 to 5, 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. TAYLOR Mrs. Mamie B. Taylor, 78, of 3961 E. Olive St.

died at 4:45 a.m. Tuesday in Mabel's Nursing Home. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Free Methodist Church. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

Wednesday at J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Mrs.

Taylor was born in Paris, was a member of the Free Methodist Church and a daughter of George and Elizabeth Jordan Browning. She married John R. Taylor on Nov. 10, 1911, in Decatur; he died on Sept. 13, 1968.

Surviving are sons Harold, John, both of Decatur; David, Pekin; daughters Mrs. Vorris (Maxine) Blankenship, Decatur; Mrs. Robert (Bernadine) Eth-ridge, Latham; brother John Browning, Decatur; 11 grandchildren; three sisters and one brother preceded in death. TITUS Harry B. Titus, 94, of Greenville died 1 a.m.

Tuesday, Utlaut Memorial Hospital, Greenville; born Smithboro; married Emma Frances San-difer, March 13, 1901, Jacksonville; she died Aug. 8, 1966; leaves son Harry B. Havana; daughter Mrs. Charles (Nellie) Altom, Greenville; three grandchildren; two great grandchildren; services 1:30 p.m. Friday, DonneU Funeral Home, Greenville; burial Montrose Cemetery, Greenville; call after 4 p.m.

Thursday. WILLIAMS Louie K. Williams, 65, of rural Vandalia died 2 p.m. Monday, Fayette County Hospital, Vanoalia; born Shelby County; married Margaret Warner, June 26, 1927 Hillsboro; leaves wife; mother Mrs. Delta Williams, DeKalb; For the Record Fire Calls Monday 1:28 a.m.

1100 E. Sangamon. Electric transformer on fire. Stood by until Illinois Power Co. crew arrived.

No damage 9:53 a.m. 2140 N. Woodford. J. L.

Simmons Co. Report of bomb. Nione found. 1:53 p.m. 200 N.

Franklin. Car fire; caused by carburetor backfire. Owner Lee Hines, 352Vi S. Webster. $25 dam-ogr 3:40 p.m.

340 N. Jasper. First aid call. False alarm 7:46 p.m. 232 W.

Johnson. Short circuit In fluorescent light. Occupant Eugene Carriott. No damage Macon County Marriage Licenses Charles M. GIbbs, 20, Decatur, Sharon Ann Whalen, 20, Decatur Henry J.

Fonville, 41, Decatur, Shirley Ann Reed, 34, Decatur Bill J. Armstrong, 20, Blue Mound, Clenda Jo Kater, 18, Decatur Michael E. Ryder, 27, Decatur, Penny Lou Luthy, 18, Decatur Lawrence M. Collins, 28, Decatur, Violet Mae Biggers, 23, Decatur John J. Emory, 21, Decatur, Leona Mae Stuckey, 18, Dewitt Decatur Births BOARMAN, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph, Stonington, boy, Feb. 3, St. Mary's BRISMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

John, Pana, girl, Feb. 2, St. Mary's LORENTZ, Mr. ond Mrs. Henry, 351 E.

King, girl, Feb. 2, St. Mary's WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.f 750 E.

Rogers, boy, Feb. 2, DMH KOKE, Rev. and Mrs. Louis, Petersburg, boy, Feb. 1, DMH Central Illinois Births Charleston Community Hospital DILLON, Mr.

and Mrs. David, Charleston, boy, Feb. 3. Clay County Hospital STEPHENS, Mr. and Mrs.

James, Flora, girl, Feb. 2. Hillsboro Hospital KEISER, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Raymond, boy, Feb.

Mattoon Memorial Hospital CLARK, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Mattoon, boy, Feb. 2. GOCEY, Mr.

ond Mrs. Fred, Charleston, girl, Feb. 2. Salem Memorial Hospital WE EMS, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles, Salem, boy, Feb. 2. Jarmon Hospital HOSTETLER, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin, Areola, boy, Feb.

3. Abraham Lincoln Memorial mosd io COOMBS, Mr. and Mrs. John, Lincoln, iriFeb. 2.

i Pana Community Hosptiai LORTON, Mr. and Otis. Pana, 0iri, Feb. 3. St.

Anthony Memorial Hospital ALLEN, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry, Mode, boy, Feb. 2. CLATFELTER.

Mr. ond Mrs. William, Hidalgo, boy. Feb. 3.

Wright, Decatur; brothers Herschel, Clarence, Joe, Loren, all of DeKalb; sister Mrs. Ralph Degg, Witt; six grandchildren; services 2 p.m. Thursday, Miller Funeral Home, Ramsey; burial Ramsey Cemetery; call after 2 p.m. Wednesday. WOOLEY Mrs.

May Grace Wooley, 65, of 1432 Ellen Ave. died at 4:17 a.m. Tuesday in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Funeral Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the J.

J. Moran Sons Funeral Home where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Graceland Ceme tery. Mrs.

Wooley was born in Champaign County, a daughter of Marshall and Minnie Turner Taylor. She was employed at the Ambassador Motor Inn; lived in Decatur for 42 years and was affiliated with the United Methodist Church. She married Carl J. Wooley on July 1, 1922, Monticello. Surviving are her husband; sons Carl J.

Long Beach, Robert El Paso, Raymond Decatur; daughter Mrs. James (Mary Frances) Whaley, Decatur; brothers Edward, Carl, Foster, all of Decatur; Howard, Long Creek; Neal, Reno, sisters Mrs. Sylvester (Lucille) Hudson, Mrs. Dorothy Seaton, both of Decatur; 14 grand-Children. Dr.

Rich Dies af 78 Funeral services for Dr Ciney Rich of 207 Austin Ave will be 1 p.m. Friday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Decatur Memorial or St.

Mary's hospitals. Dr. Rich, 78, died Tuesday mnrninff Dr. Rich was still practicing at the time of his death. He had practiced medicine in Decatur since 1927.

Dr. Rich was elected to the Decatur Board of Education in 1948. He served one term. He was graduated from the Rush Medical School in 1920. For several years, Dr.

Walter Murfin and Dr. Maurice Murfin were associated with Dr. Rich in the practice of surgery. That association ended in 1952 when the Drs. Murfin opened a separate office.

Dr. Rich was on the medical staff of St. Mary's and Decatur Memorial hospitals. He is a past president of St. Mary's medical staff.

In 1968, he was given a 40- year certificate at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Dr. Rich was a member and past president of the Macon County Medical Society. He was also a member of the Illinois State Medical Society and American Medical Associa tion. He was born on Nov.

27, 1891, in Birds in Lawrence County a son of Samuel Horton and Anna Laura Emmons Rich. He was married to Amanda Davis on July 6, 1918. Dr. Rich had been active in a number of organizations. He was past president of the Rotary Club and charter member of the Decatur Trail Riders Club.

Dr. Rich had been on the board of directors of the Decatur Club and Association of Commerce. He had also been a director of the Medical-Dental Service Bureau and the Hospital Service Corp. Dr. Rich was a member and past deacon of Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Other memberships included the Gun Club, Sportsmen's Club, American Legion and Country Club of Decatur. He was a 50-year member of the Masonic Lodge in Birds. Survivors include his wife; son, Dr. Ciney R. Rich of Milwaukee, daughter, Mrs.

tam i Tr i luui annus xviigiwum 01 UrUSSelS, Belgium; SlStCTS, MTS. Charles (Bessie) Clapp of Vin- cermes Ind and Mr? Flfiv Jf? fllrSj t0 Pinkstaff of Birds; and nine grandchildren gl aiiULiiuui eu. Four brothers preceded him deatll. Empac, the nuclear operations products line of the Mar-vel-Schebler Division of Borg-Warner is being phased out and will cease to exist sometime after March, 1971. The decision to discontinue operations of Empac came aft er an unsuccessful attempt to sell the unit to the Buehler Corp.

of Indianapolis, Ind. The sale did not go through because agreement of the prime contractors of Empac could not be obtained. When it was determined that the operation could not be sold and could not be operated pro fitably, Borg-Warner officials made the decision to end it. Existing contracts are to be completed, and it is estimated that work will be concluded sometime in March, 1971. A company spokesman said today that the hourly and sala ried work force of Empac has been cut by one-half, bringing to about 100 the number of persons still working on the nuclear operations products line.

Attempts are being made to find employment with other divisions of Borg-Warner and other employers for persons leaving Empac. Representatives of other Borg-Warner divisions are re viewing the qualifications of Empac workers at this tune. Some former Empac employes have found work with other Decatur firms. Others have found jobs with firms in other areas, the company spokesman said. The unit was organized under a plan which enabled Marvel-Schebler to expand into the nuclear products, electrical and mechanical fields.

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CALL CLASSIFIED TODAY1 429-4353 Funerals Decatur 02 04 02 Doty, Arthur E. Ser-ices 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Chapel. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

J. J. Moran Sons 02 04 Ludwick, James F. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home where friends may call.

Interment Macon County Memorial Park Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S 02 04 McDonald, Mrs. Grace Ruby Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Chapel. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons 02 04 Remick, James. Friends may call at Morons Funeral Home from 4 until 9 p.m.

Wednesday. Services and burial in Mabel, Minnesota. J. J. Moran Sons 02 06 Rich, Dr.

Ciney Services 1 a.m. Friday. Chanel. Inter ment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. Family suggests memorials may be made to Decatur Memorial or St. Mary's Hospitals. Dawson Wikoff 02 05 Taylor, Mamie Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Free Methodist Church.

Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Wednsday. J. J.

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