Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 16

Decatur, Illinois, Wednesday, April 3, 1963. DECATUR HERALD 16 Fire Calls EriBRUsriSEjr ems i ski CAN I HLJA KOgi E. ft ADb I PgaSA EXJP MBjfl hLlE 5TR I IaIJL aLOM Aj LL "IT NPgp A OAT ERELISElEsiiwlEPi 32. Came like Napoleon 33. Turns bitter 35.

Blue pine 37. King of Midi an 38. ItaL pronoun 41. Sweet sauce 43. Bowing ACROSS 1.

Shift 6. Dress trimmings 11. Text book 13. Indo-European: var. 14.

Exhibit 15. Virile 16. Moist 17. label 19. Noah's first son: var.

20. Parcel out 22. Beam 24. Kind of chalcedony 27. Chide 29.

Simple SLBreathmg sounds back 45. Cowboy's rope 46. Inability to speak 47. Small islands 48. Icelandic poems DOWN 1.

Merganser I 2 3 4 HP 6 7 a 9 10 IT tti" i 24 2ff 24 28 wmzm "1 1 I 1 ld I 1 I AP NMrtfaafwM Par time 31 mtn. Auttmttivt Tt 11-01 RAMBLER. 1962. Classic 4 dear 1 6 cylinder, pushbtnton. 1 owner, eaxsav lent condition.

Moweaqua 7-336. 1109 THUNDERBIRD 1959. factory air tasninc. radio, beater. power brakes, power seat, thill win dows, automatic transmisnon, wnuav wails.

Sharp. Repossessed, sell for balance due, $1800. Can take over pay- meets. 432 E. Prairie.

11-03 THUNDERBIRD, 1961. Completely equip ped, like new: 1962 Olds surer bare-top coupe. Downs Motors. Pana. Pa.

1900. 11 Ot BIRD. I960: Convertible, all will sell or trade. By owner. 422-7912.

11 OS WHITE. 1959. good tires. 1000x20. 7 speed axle.

Mb wheel, air. private owner. Pa. 433-4502. 1106 A BETTER GRADE of Used Car and a good New Car selection.

See Res Johnson at Gregory Ford. 877-5441. 11-06 AUTO ATR CONDITIONERS, Mark IV is top selling, because it is top pet funning, gives all season comfort, can bo transferred, Byers. 102 N. Main.

1103 AUTO GLASS replaced to seconds. Any type, foreign or domestic. Class special, ty Co- Inc. 319 W. Main.

Ph. 429-1131. 1106 Announcing Dale Unger, Mechanic Specializing in Studebaker A- Rambler repair work, general mechanical repair, and automotive air condiUoninf. Your Authorized Studebaker Dealer Genuine Studebaker Parts Crosley 4c Foreign Car Parts Virgil Stolz. Mechanic Evinrude 4c Johnson outboard aaotor parts.

Ned Johnson, Mechanic. Coffey Auto Marine 990 N. WATER PH. 421-4331 11 06 ARB YOU FUSSY? GOOD! We've got a car torn that wB meet the demands of the moat exacting perfecttatdat. '58 Mercury MONTEREY sedan, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, factory air coaditioninc.

Attractive 2 -tone blue and white. '59 Dodge CORONET 4 DOOR sedan, automatic transmission, radio, heater, power steering, whitewall tires. '62 Monza 4 DOOR radio, neater, white- wall tires, lam mileage. 1 owner. '60 Rambler STATION WAGON, radio, beater, overdrive.

Real idea car. 59 Chevrolet IMPALA COUPE, blue and white, power-glide, radio, beater tires. A real nice car. '57 Dodge CORONET. ntmn transmission, ra dio, neater, black ft white, power steering.

KILBORN'S NORTHSIDE 765 N. Main 423-7573 11 04 AT Old LATE MODEL LOT 333 N. Broadway Phone 428-6412 1962 OLDS FB5 Cutlass coupe. All white wnn rea leather interior, radio, heater, hydramatic. excellent white wan tires.

$2297 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 2 door sedan. Light oiue wun ooge interior. Economy, low mileage, radio. Traded in eat new F85. ErreHent "lif $1497 1961 CHEVROLET Corvair.

900 4 door sedan. Radio, heater. 3 speed transmission, neantmu green with maiming interior, taceilent wall tires. $1595 I960 FORD Thunderbird 2 door hardtop. iuuuo, neater, roroomaue, power steering.

Medium blue with light blue white interior. PirreHent white-walls. $2195 $1 DOWN LOT 504 E. William Phone 428-7832 195B OLDSMOBILE 4 door, all power. $892 1955 FORD Victoria hardtop.

Canary iuw Maa wnne. An exceuev Ktj. $297 1954 OLDSMOBILE. an motor. $197 SEVERAL good transportation can $99 1 YR.

G.W. WARRANTY Weidenbacher DECATUR, ILUNOB 11 11 05 CHEVROLET. 1960. Impala convertible, 4 on the floor, posi -traction. 348 block.

premium tires. Earl's Shell Service, 3603 E. William St Rd. 11-03 CHEVROLET. 1959: Impala.

hardtop. v-8. straight shift. 4Z2-Z980: 877-3738. 1104 CHEVROLET 1961 2 ton track, left Knapheide bed.

grain sides; 1944) Chev rolet 2 ton. tandem, 18 ft Knapheide bed. grain sides and hoist Leslie Fountain. Edinburg, Ph. 3495.

11-03 CHEVROLET, 1961 Bel Air 4-door. Pow ergude. 6 1-owner. Carl's. Boody pn.

dwin 2514. 1104 CHEVROLET 1962 Belair, 4 door. 6 powergude. power steering, low mileage, only $139 down. 836 N.

Main. 11-05 CHEVROLET, 1962 Impala Super sport coupe, radio, power steering, powergude, 9000 actual mi. Maurer Motors. Clinton. 11 05 CHRYSLER, 1959.

New Yorker 4-door sedan. 1 -owner, 32,000 actual miles. Harold Lipe Motors. 2nd It Oak, Pana. Ph.

310. 1104 CHRYSLER, i960: Windsor 4 door, power steering Drakes, air. Must see to ap preciate pn. 429-5098 after is a.m. 1105 CORVAIR, 1962, Monza.

2 door. A-l. Will accept trade. 429-4571. 1106 CORVAIR, 1963 Monza 4-door, power glide, whitewalls, radio.

Local 1-owner. Heckman Chevrolet Cerro Gordo, TeL 8861. 11 05 DODGE. 1947. 1 ton, dual wheels, grain bed.

$250 or trade for cattle. 877-A656. 1106 DORSEY, 1961: 35' trailer, flat with grain sides. Good condition. Glatz Truck-Trail er Sales, 1304 E.

Eldorado. 1104 FALCON. 1961. 4 door deluxe, automatic See to appreciate. Private owner.

429- 1556. 1108 FORD, 1950 ton. 4 speed, good. $250. Ph.

877-5447. 11 03 FORD 1950 tudor, V8. straight shift, extra sharp, only $49 down and $5 wk. 836 N. Main.

11 08 FORD 1950 Vt ton pickup, A-l mechanic ally. Call after 4 pjn. or weekends. Ph. 422-3738.

1103 FORD 1950 tudor. excellent condition. Make offer. 877-1210 after 5. 1108 FORD.

1953. Victoria. 1954 Ford VB gine. stick; overdrive. Customized and in good mechanical and body condition.

1951 Ford truck. 1 ton with grain bed and hoist. 3,000 actual miles, and in top shape. Moweaqua 768-3366. 1103 FORD.

1953: Vi ton pickup, good condi tion, see at Gib Sinclair station, cor ner of Jasper lc Eldorado. 11 09 FORD, 1955 pickup, 1-owner, overloads, Knapheide bed with stock rack, extra clean. 1332 N. Morgan. 422-6166; 429.

6332. 11 03 FORD 1956 V8 4 door, new paint. $295; Plymouth '54. A-l. $145.

valley utrs. 610 E. Pershing. 1106 FORD 1957 Wagon, V8. automatic, factory air conditioned.

Bob's Auto Sales, Moweaqua, Ph. 768-4971. 11 08 FORD, 1957. Automatic. Sharp.

$485. Ph. 428-1342. power steering. 11 06 FORD.

1958 Custom "300" 2-door, 6 cyL, straight shift. 26,000 actual miles. 1 own er. Shaft ar Ford-Mercury Pana Ph. 190.

1106 FORD, 1959, Dump Truck; 1955 GMC, 14' flat bed. Rte. 16 Equipment Sales Uiene Wallace) Windsor, GL 9-2413. 11 09 FORD 1960 Country sedan, clean, low mileage, automatic, power air condi tioning, $1495. Ph.

422-6016. 1106 FORD, 1961 500 cab ft chassis, short wheelbase, 6 cyL Gisinger Ford, Cerro uordo. Ph. 8981. 11 06 FORD 1963 Galaxie "500" tudor hardtop, 406 engine, 4-in-the-floor, very few miles, fully equipped.

City Motors. El dorado Main. 428-9011 423-7785. 11-06 GMC. 1961: VA ton truckn long wheel base.

A-l condition. Larry Coffee suiiivan. fn. 248 1. 11 06 19S9 A-112.

4 speeds, stock and grain rack. 1960 IH B-172. 171" w. 2 speed, 900x20 rubber. International Harvester Sales Service.

S. 19th St at Rt 45. Mattoon. 11-06 JEEP, 1950 51: 2) wagons. Both cylinders, overdrive.

Glen Shaw. Lov- ington. Ph. 873-4669. 1108 MERCURY 1952 2 door hardtop, excep.

uonai condition, 3135. fn. 877-Z92B. 1108 MERCURY 1958, 2 door hardtop. Sacri- tice, 5695.

877-2928. 11 06 MERCURY 1962 Monterey convertible 1962 Galaxie "500" 4 door. Both near new, low mileage. Wilson-Ford. Shelby ville.

11-03 OLDS-MOBILE 1949. Full Race. 1950 en- gine. bored 4 Iskerdian race cam, Jahns racing pistons, adjustable tappets. balanced, 11" clutch, Cad-LaSalle box, motor never been run.

Ph. 877-5727. 1106 OLDSMOBILE 1954 "98" good motor. transmission, rear ena. 422-2138.

1109 OLDSMOBILE, 1956. 88, straight shift. private owner, reasonable. 1916 Rich. mond Rd.

11 03 OLDSMOBILE 1957 "88" 2 door hardtop, Must move. $500. Ph. Mgr- 423-3479. 1106 OLDSMOBILE, 1961 Super 88 Holiday coupe, iuu power, new wnitewaii tires.

Beautiful red with matching interior. Like new. Only $2595. HOLTZ CHEVROLET-BUICK CO. CLINTON.

PH. 935-3156 OPEN EVENINGS 1103 OLDSMOBILE, 1961 4-door station wagon, power steenngu power brakes, air conditioning, leather interior. 1959 Chevrolet 4-door station wagon, V8, automatic. Ditzer laggart, sneibyvuie, TeL 1261 1106 PLYMOUTH, 1954, 4 door Savoy, good mechanical condition. Reasonable.

428- 2005. 11 05 PLYMOUTH 1955, 6 straight shift, new engine, real good, $295. Skyway I2U s. aiciuniey. 877-6815.

11-06 PLYMOUTH. 1959. Custom 9-passenger station wagon, v-8, automatic like new tires, jiuyi. Wilson-Reeves Motors, Chrysler-Plymouth, Clinton. Ph.

935-3131. Eve's til 8 Mon. thru Fri. 1105 PLYMOUTH, 1960: Fury, convertible. 1 owner, low mileage.

877-6958. 1 PONTIAC 1955 stick shift. All new tires ana paint job. Call 429-4988. 1106 PONTIAC, 1957 4-door hardtop, coral and wmie, wnuewaiis.

Jeff's Auto Sales, 525 N. Main. 429-2021. 11-06 PONTIAC 1960: Star Chief, sedan, power private owner, wm trade. iuu n.

aionroe. 422-7647. 1106 KAJUlSLEK, 1956 STATION WAGON, ra dio, heater, standard transmission. $595. 1956 PONTIAC 4 door, hardtop radio.

beater, automatic, power steering, brakes. low mileage $450. BILL MURRAY CHEVROLET Monticello Ph. 2158 11 09 1961: Caravelle, 2 tops. RENAULT, ceiiem conoinon, 42s-i I be 11 OB STUDEBAKER, 1951, V5 ton pick up.

good tires, tool oozes. si90. 177-4632. 11-03 THUNDERBIRD 1959 automatic radio. heater, power steering, power brakes, all white, red interior.

Real clean. S1675. JackTroesch Chevrolet ASSUMPTION PH. 1276 Automotive Automotive 11 11 03 RAMBLER. 1960: 4 door, radio, neater, overdrive.

Real sharp. $995. rauison Ford Sales. Moweaqua 768-3217. 11 OS BARDING Pontiac, Inc.

Used Pickups WE HAVE A PATH of pampered pick ups on our lot They reflect a lot of loving care. They are ready to to work. 61 FORD ton Townaide Pickup. Ivory and iced. Has 6 cylinder engine.

3 speed Transmission, radio and heater. One Owner. Few Miles. $1695 1960 GMC Vt ton Pickup. Turquoise In color.

Has powerful V-6 engine and rugged automatic Transmission. Local one owner. $1295 CARRY ONE YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY 1955 E. PH. Pershing Rd.

877-4294 11 07 AA Buick '62 BUICK $3195 Electra Hardtop Coupe, an power, like new. '62 MONZA $2145 Hardtop 2 door, 4 speed transmission. bucket seats, radio, neater. 1 like new. '62 OLDS $2895 88 4 door Hardtop, power steering.

power brakes radio, beater. 1 owner sharp. '62 BUICK $3395 Electra "225 4 door Hardtop, air can- dimming, all power, dynaflow. radio. heater, 1 owner, like new.

'61 FORD 8 $1695 Galaxie Fordor Sedan, automatic, radio, heater, beautiful bronze finish, white! walls, I owner, sharp. '61 FORD 6 $1395 Fordor, automatic, radio, beater. 1 own er, clean. '61 OLDS F85 $1895 4 Door, automatic, power steering, ra dio, beater, I owner perfect. '61 BUICK $2395 Le Sabre 4 Door Hardtop, dynaflow, power steering, power brakes, radio.

beater, 1 owner, like new. '60 DODGE 8 $1395 4 Door, power steering, radio, heater. sharp '60 PONTIAC $1845 Catalina 4 Door, hydramatlc power steering, power brakes radio heater. 1 owner. '60 OLDS $1895 Super V88" Hardtop Coupe, hydramatlc, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater.

1 owner. "59 BUICK $1395 Le Sabre Hardtop Coupe, dynaflow pow er steering, power brakes, radio, beat er, new tires. '58 BUICK $845 Special 4 Door, dynaflow. radio, heater, clean. '57 CHEVY 8 $895 Bel Air 4 Door Hardtop, powergude.

radio, neater, sharp. '57 FORD 8 $545 FT "500" Tudor, stick, choice of 2. BANK RATES 30 Other Models To Choose From Year G-W Warranty HIGHFIELD USED CAR LOT. 315 S. MAIN Week Days, to 9 pjn.

Sunday, 10:30 to 5 pjn. PH. 423-3421 1109 AA O'Connell '56 Chevy Bel Air 4 door. VB. straight shift I 61 Chevy BelAir 4 door.

VB. automatic. power I '56 Pontiac 4 door station wagon, auto matic '57 Chevy BelAir 4 door, VB. automatic '57 Volkswagen convertible '57 Chevys, BelAir sport coupes, VB, au tomatic '59 Bird hardtop, automatic, power 59 Dodge 4 door 6 cyL automatic '58 Ford Convertible, automatic, power '56 Pontiac Catalina hardtop, automatic '57 Chevy "150" 4 door, 6 cyL straight snux 57 Ford "500" 4 door, VB. automatic '58 Chevy Impala coupe, VB, automatic '55 Ford Custom 4 door, VB, automatic '58 Pontiac Star Chief hardtos.

air. 58 Olds B8" 4 door automatic. OPEN SUNDAYS O'Connell DISCOUNT SALES "We Take The Risk Out Of Buying A Used Car!" 1805 N. 22ND PH. 428-3491 Funerals Decatur 1A 03 1A Kaltenbach, Kathy Lynn Graveside services 1:30 Wednesday Graceland Cemetery.

J.J. Moran Sons Nirider, Gilbert M. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Interment Kin-mundy Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S Funerals-Central Illinois IB IB 04 Peck, Tressa B. Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home in cerro Gordo where friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

Interment Cerro Gordo Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S- CERRO GORDO, ILL. Funeral Flowers 1C 06 1C FLOWERS HOURANS PH. 429-5305 PH. 429-5281 Park Shop Tickets Available Card of Thanks 02 02 03 WE WISH to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone for their kindness at the time of our bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.The Family of R.

G. (Rink) Harbarger. Cemetery Lots Monuments 05 05-04 OLD CAPITOL Monument Works since 1920. Large beautiful display. Open daily 1-5 p.m.

618 S. 6th, Van- daua 292. Display at Shelbyville also. Insurance 08 06-05 ABOUT AUTO INSURANCE, ask Kirk- man for the plan, under-age, over-age, canceiea. pn.

429-43B5. 121Z wood 06 05 AN AUTO insurance reject? Over age, underage, too many accidents, lack of cash? For reputable safe insurance see Campbell's. 941 N. Water. 423-7781.

Masonic Temple Activities 6A 6A 03 ARGENTA LODGE 871, 2nd degree. Wed. Apr. 3, 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome.

Refreshments. 6A- 04 BETHANY. LODGE NO. 884: Stated meeting Thurs. 7:30 p.m.

all members urged to attend. Refreshments. 6A 03 BETHANY LODGE NO. 884, Past Masters night. April 6, 6 P.

M. Mas-ter Masons and wives invited. Reserva tions by April 4. 6A 06 GREAT LIGHT LODGE 1064: Annual Past Masters banquet Sat. Apr.

6. Dinner 6:30 pjn. large dining room. All masons, wives and friends invited. Res ervations received at Temple office tnrougn inurs.

or from officers. $1.50 ea. 6A 03 STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE NO. 979: 2nd degrees. 7 p.m.

Refreshments. visitors welcome. 6A 03 ZOHAK GROTTO: Stated meetine Wed. nesaay, 7:30 p.m. All members urged to atteno.

Business Personals 7A 7A 04 DON KOZAK is back and here to stay. wiu ana new customers welcomed. Don's Barbershop, 417 W. Grand. Where to Go 7C 7C 03 A BASKET of Chicken, french fries, cole slaw, buttered bun; hamburgers 8 for SI (carry out only), 6 cheeseburgers $1 Fisher's Snack Bar.

2008 E. William. 4234500. 7C 03 A BOWLING PARTY coming up? Try oagieys rany noom. cnoice steaks Chicken.

Accommodates 90. Ph. 429-2077. 7C 07 A flllh etoalr Hiniui, $1.70 Chicken Gizzards or Livers 1.75 Bone steak Chicken Basket SI Shrimp $1.25 1.90 The Shore 22nd Cantrell 7C 07 A DANDY place for a better drink with real nice folks: The Lincoln Square Lounge, n. Alain.

7C 03 A GOOD STEAK at a moderate nriro inurs. special; ilet sz.io, Bone S2.69 House of Plenty, King Monroe. 7C 08 ALL OUT for Rangos where there's al ways good food and speedy service. nar service too. Si Pi.

Main. 7C 05 A NOON PLATE, A steak, or breakfast irom 6 a.m. on. Russ Grace's. 537 n.

morgan (ott feldorado). 7C 03 AGNES: Have you heard? Iva Michael is over at the RoostertaO. The food is fabulous. From Kate to all my old friends happy to serve you at the Hoostertau. 447 n.

water. 7C 05 ALWAYS BETTER times at Ken's Tan weoer comoo piays rri. sac to 230 W. Wood. 7C 03 AMERICAN LEGION Post 105: CDests welcomed! Music Dancing for enjoyable Fri.

Sat. eves. Ph. 423-1411. 7C 04 AN APRIL delight, as wen as in other montns is tuning at Moses Cafe Arthur.

No foolin! 7C 03 ANOTHER BAGLEY-S SPFCTAT.i Benny His Sax dancing Sat. Fish Chicken Sat. Liauor Buvs: Cen tury Club and Jim Beam $3.89 fifth, plus tax. Old fashion grape wine. 89c qr 385 E.

William. 7C 04 AT HENRY'S MIDWAY: 6 pocket pool, for ladies and men. Bar, cut-rate package liquor It beer. 3550 E. William.

7C 03 AT YOUR V.F.W. Chaperoned teen age uauce ana. 10 3. witn ine jaguars. Fish Chicken Sat Members Guests invited, 925 N.

Water. 7C 03 CHICKEN special! 12 pes. (leas thiehs) omy i.6! carry out only! Cooney's inve imi. Ian n. mam.

7C 03 CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH: Fried chicken, chicken noodles dinner. $1.00 Pius tax. 4:30. Summit Center. 7C 05 "ESCAPE LOUNGE" new location 755 E.

Prairie. Same delightful atmos- pnere more spacious surroundings! 05 GIVE your family a treat! Bring them to "country on Rt. 48 Ar- genta. Make Easter reservations now. Ph.

795-4532. 7C 05 HAVE YOU HEARD? Mamie's at the most beautiful Roostertail Restaurant. Best food in the Midwest. 447 N. Water.

7C 04 IN A HURRY? No waiting for delidousl meals at Greer's Cafe. Courteous service too. 321 E. Main. Try us.

7C 06 JITNEY SUPPER. Sunnyside School. Apr. 6. Serving, 5 p.

m. Bazaar, home baked goods. Chicken noodles, ham, etc 04 JR. GARNERS' New Band, Jim waddingtons Harmony Hill Playboys. Sat.

Sonny's Place, 758 N. Water. LOOKING FOR A HOME? Save time and enersr. shop Houses for sale" in Herald and Review classifier! 7C 7C 07 "KEETIE THE RATS" playing nightly at tne Decatur cocktail Lounge. A great, versatile group that you know love! 545 N.

water. 7C 04 FISHING LAKE, east of Shelby ville on Rt. 16. Heavy stock with 40.000 lbs. of fish.

Opening date March 30. Come one. Come alL Plenty of bait Concession stand. 7C 03 RUMMAGE SALE: 732 W. Grand.

9 to 5. Clothing all sizes, electric roaster, other appliances, picnic table, etc 7C 05 RUMMAGE SALE, arts, stags, comics. sell or trade, no limit Clothing. Next to Bob's Barber Shop, 850 N. Water.

7C 05 RUMMAGE SALE, 817419 N. Broadway, bt. Teresa Booster Club, April 5 and Fri. Sat til 3 p.m. 7C 05 RUMMAGE SALE, 2540 E.

Fri. Men's, ladies', children's clothing; misc. articles. 7C 06 RUMMAGE SALE: Thurs. thru Sat 8 to 7.

Girl's and ladies' clothing, misc. 1537 E. Whitmer. 7C 06 RUMMAGE: tools, tea cart, dishes, chil dren adults clothes. 2050 N.

College, back. All welcome. 9 to t. 7C 03 RUMMAGE SALE: dishes, bedspread. drapes, clothes, hats, etc.

7 West Dr. (Elms). Wed. afternoon Thurs. 7C 05 RUMMAGE SALE: 4 Medial Ct 1st left turn past Orlando Motet Tues.

thru Fn 9-5. Infants', children's, adult's cloth ing; toys, housewares. 7C 05 RUMMAGE SALE: 2104 N. Main. Cloth- tag, knick knacks, lamps, linen, furni antiques, plants.

Tues. p.m. tin sold, everyone welcome. 7C 03 RUMMAGE SALE: 817 N. Broadway, Thurs.

Children's adult's clothing. vanea assortment, u. Ford. 7C 06 RUMMAGE and bake sale. eve.

of Apr. 3, aii uay pr. s. Nortn Fork Presbyterian Church. 7C 06 RUMMAGE SALE: 418 S.

Fairview. Buy consignment. Also sell. Prices reduced. Special coat sale.

G. C. Ford. 7C 03 SPRING CLEANING? Fix dinner the easy way, bring the family to the House of Plenty, King ft Monroe. 7C 03 TRAVEL NEWS ENJOY YOURSELF! IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK! ARE YOU OVER 25? You're ready for aovenrure: rou 11 love an exciting trip, especially overseas travel! And you'll find tourist accommodations at bargain rates 101s ot tun: ARE YOU OVER 45? Take a "break" your busy routine! Give yourself "bonus in living" with memories that will last a lifetime! FOR IDEAS on where, much contact when and how LEO E.

MENDEL United Travel Service Member American Society of Travel Agents 564 N. WATER PH. 429-5358 Lost and Found 10 10 08 BILLFOLD lady's light blue, lost Sat, eve. Merle's Party Liquors. Keep mon.

ey. Mail papers to owner or return to store. 10 07 BROWN TACKLE BOX containing reels and equipment, lost on 22nd St Sun. 5 a.m. Reward.

428-1976. 10 09 PART COLLIE LOST Seigel 5 Mas. old, Male, red-brown, white chest, paws. itewara 423-8459. Automotive 11 11 05 BUICK 1953 hardtop $225; Ford, 1953 hardtop sharp, $159.

Archies Auto Sales, 511 E. Prairie. 1106 BUICK, 1953, 4 door, runs- good, tires. Ph. 423-6202.

$75. 1105 good BUICK, 1955. power, like new tires, $345. Chevy -55 Wagon: '54, '53: '49, 79. Pontiac, '57, '55.

Plymouth "55, '50. Studebaker '54. 55 wagon. Others. Long's, 2882 N.

Oakland (across from Mcuonalds)877-7516. -1104 BUICK 1955 $248; 1956 Buick $248; 1952 Buick $148; 1958 Rambler $488; 1955 Chevrolet $288. Midway Motors. 905 W. Grand.

We Finance! 11 04 BUICK 1959 convertible, power steering and brakes, just like new inside and out, mechanically A-l, only $139 down. 836 N. Main. 11 05 BUICK, 1959 Electra 4-door sedan. Fully equipped, 1-owner, 26,000 miles.

Harold Lipe Motors, 2nd 4 Oak, Pana. Ph. 31 p. 11 09 Buick, 1956 Super 4 door hardtop. S595 Chevrolet, 1956 Bel Air 2 door.

$595 Chevy 1956 4 door wagon. $545 Chevy 1955 Bel Air hardtop. Sharp. S545 Cadillac 1954, 4 door, full power. $395 Chevy 1953 Bel Air, 2 door, clean.

$195 Kellow Motors. 671 E. Wood 423-2811 Open Sunday 9 to 3:30 11 06 BUICK 1962 Special 4 door, power steer ing, 8,000 miles. Absolutely perfect Bob Waddell Chevrolet. UUopolis.

11 09 CADILLAC, 1962: coupe, power, air con ditioned. 1962 Olds 88 sedan, power equipped. 1960 Olds 88 sedan, power equipped, 2 to choose from. 1962 Chevro let Biscayne V-B, 4 door, can crabb Motors Cad-Olds-Rambler Dealer, Shel byville. Ph.

154. 11-06 CHEVROLET. 1942 114-ton truck with box. Good condition. Reo.

1948 truck, 12 ft. bed with hoist. miles south west Moweaqua. HI. Edward E.

Pyatt 1108 CHEVROLET, 1947, Vi ton pickup. speed, good condition. 423-4729. 11 05 CHEVROLET, 1948. Vi ton panel truck.

Cheap. Ph. 877-1635. 1105 CHEVROLET, 1949 94-ton truck. stock and grain bed.

Phone Mt Zion 2718. 11 08 CHEVROLET, 1952: 4 door, exceptionally good and clean. 429-7347. 11-03 CHEVROLET 1953 2 door. 1 000 miles.

Ph. Mgr. 423-3479. 11 08 CHEVROLET 1953. 6 cylinder, stick.

Ex- cellent Very clean. Ph. 877. 6920, after 6. 1108 CHEVROLET, 1953: Vi ton panel, good motor, good ores, will sell reasonable.

B-4U7. 11 09 CHEVROLET, 1954 Bel Air Moor. Stick. Perfect condition. $295.

fx Motors, 2525 N. Water. Ph. 877-5193. 11 06 CHEVROLET.

1955 2 ton. 1954 GMC 450 tandem drive. Shaf made single axle low boy trailer. Blomberg Ready Mix, anna. 245-231 1.

11 06 CHEVROLET 1955, cyL, straight shift: Olds Custom built nelson Cole Motors, 2341 E. Wood. 11 06 CHEVROLET, 1955, V8 Nomad station wagon with powergude, radio heater. Only $495. Can be sold $1 down.

Coffey auio Jttanne Market, 990 N. Water. 428-4331. 11 09 CHEVROLET, 1957 Bel Air 4-door. V-8, oHMiinnHu uuu auiu ueige.

onarp, IO. Motors, 2525 N. Water. 8774193. 11 09 CHEVROLET, 1957 Station Waeon.

rvl ctnfe .1 1 2523 water, rn. 877-5193. 1103 CHEV ROLET. 1957; hardtop, 6 cyL 1951 Chevrolet hardtop. ff Auto Sales, 11 tk.

persmng. Fn. 877-1607. 11 03 CHEVROLET 1959 4 door. V8, automatic.

real dean; 1960 Fiat, (495. Hazen Motors. 1071 E. FndwrxHv Where to Go 3:53 pjn. 2800 N.

Woodford grass fire, no damage. Traffic Arrests BARNES, Arlen Eugene, Clinton, 22, speeding. CARTER, James Cope, $75.50, no drivers license. WITTS, David Gilbert, Oreana, $18, speeding. Marriage Licenses LESCHEWSKI, Ruth Ann, 24, Kalama zoo, STOKES, Ernest 26, Kalamazoo, Mich.

NICHOLS, Lillian May. 18. Decatur; AGEE, William 21, Maroa. PLOPPER, Vivian Aline, 24, Taylor ville; UMBERGER, 25, Taylorville. IN CHRISTIAN Dale Calame, 24, Witt, Brenda Jean Sanders, 22, Nokomis.

Freddie R. Lyons, 19, Danville, Shawn Ann Holland, 10, Danville. Thomas Hunter, 25, Assumption, Mary Marcella Witt, 18. Pana. IN DEWTTT Thomas E.

Reyes, 38, Bloomington, Flossie Laskowski, 38, Bloomington. Born To FYKE, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 31 Gor man Court, girl, April 1, St. Mary GRABER, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Ar. thur, girl, April 1, St. Mary HOGGE, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Lee, Tay lorville, girl, March 30, St. Vincent, Taylorville. KASHEFSKA, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D.

3647 E. Minnie, girl. April 1, St. Mary's KECK, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas, 1663 N. College, boy, April 1, St. Mary's REDINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clinton, boy, April 1, John Warner Hos pital, Clinton.

RITSCHER, Mr. and Mrs. David Gir- ard, boy, March 30, St. Vincent, Tay lorville. STEIN, Mr.

and Mrs. John 718 W. Harper, girl, April 1, TANGNEY, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Route 8, boy, April 1, WILTERMOOD, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Areola, girl, March 30, Mattoon: Memorial Hospital. YOUNT, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert, 450 Vir ginia, girl, April 1, WEMPLE, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford, Assumption, girl, March 29, St. Vincent, Taylorville. Central Illinois Deaths BARRICKMAN. Arel (Toots), 76.

Shel byville; died 8:20 p.m. Monday in Memorial Hospital, Springfield; leaves wife, Mina; sister, Mrs. Roifa Saunders, Beaverton, services 2 p.m. Thurs day Lockart Son Funeral Home, Shelbyville; burial in Antioch Cemetery, Brunswick; call from 3 to 5 pan. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. DONALMEN, Mrs. Elizabeth, 87, of near Olney; died Tuesday morning at home; leaves husband, Jacob; daughter, Mrs. Lulu Dietrich, of'Dundas; brothers, C. G.

Burgener and Julius Bureener. both of Olney; sisters, Mrs. Anna Bui-lard and Mrs. Lucy Schrey, both of Ol ney, Mrs. Matilda Seller, Glendale, Ariz.

services 2 p.m. Thursday at the Schaub Funeral Home, Olney; burial Saron Church Cemetery, near Olney; call any time at itinera! home. DONSBACK, Mrs. Mary, 80, Effingham, died Monday; services 9 a.m. Thursday in bt.

Anthony catholic cnurcn. Effine. ham; burial in church cemetery; call in Bauer Funeral Home, Effingham; ro sary p.m. Wednesday in funeral home. FANCHER, Cora, Alberta, 89, Casey, Qiea 2:13 pjn.

Tuesday in Rude Goodwill Home, Casey; services 2 p.m. Thursday in Lindsey Funeral Home, Casey; burial in Washington St. Road cemetery, Casey; call after 1 pjn. Wednesday at funeral home. GARDINER, James 68, Pana, died 5:45 p.m.

Monday in Huber Memorial Hos pital, Pana; leaves wife, Marian; daugh ter, Mrs. Wayne Siegert, Pana; son. James Reid Gardiner, Park Forest; brother, Robert Racine, sister, Mrs. R. W.

Mitchell, Evanston; ser vices 2 p.m. Thursday the McCracken Funeral Home in Pana where friends may can from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m Wednesday. GOODEN, 74, Taylorville, Re tired miner, died 7:20 p.m. Tuesday at home, leaves wife, Pauline; daughter, mrs.

carl tturgner, Marion sons Charles, Pana; James, Taylorville sister, Mrs. Helen Nabers, Taylorville brother, William, Taylorville; body at Connolly funeral Home, Taylorville; arrangements incomplete. GRABOBAC, George 73, Nokomis, died 11:25 a.m. Tuesday in Hillsboro Hospital; leaves daughter, Mrs. C.

W. Mitchell, Galesburg; arrangements in complete; Davis Funeral Home, Nokom is, in charge. HOPPER, Maurice, 80, Decatur, former ly of Herrick and St. Elmo, retired farmer, died 4:30 a.m. Tuesday in Shel- by County Memorial Hospital, Shelby ville; leaves wife, Mary; son, Hadley utile Silver, N.

daughters, Mrs. Pearl H. (Fay Marie) Beck, Herrick Mrs. Orville L. (Meridee) Shiels.

Shel byville; sister; Mrs. Iva Cummines, Decatur; half-sister, Mrs. Flossie Dial, California; services 2 p.m. Thursday in Wallace Son Funeral Home, Her rick; burial in Myers Cemetery, near tterncu call after 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in funeral home.

HOWEY, Mrs. Clara, 82, Olney; died JHonday night at Richland Memorial Hospital; leaves daughters. Mrs. Vera B. Buckles, Olney, Mrs.

Mary Bunting, Albion; brothers. Glen Barnhart, Albion Herbert Barnhart, Bone Gap, George isarnnart, Mount carmel; sisters, Mrs. Tressie Balding, Kissimmee. Mrs Hulda Holt, Tulsa, Okla; services 2 p.m. Thursday at the West Village Christian Church, Edwards County burial.

church cemetery; call anytime at the bummers-Rainey Funeral Home, Olney. NORTON, Charles Deland. retir ed farmer, died 2 ajn. Tuesday in his home; leaves wife. Pearl; sons, Charles, can ana tionert, all of Deland: daugh ters, Mrs.

Don (Nelle) Warner and bits. j. 15. (June) Keiley, both of Mon-tieello; sisters. Mrs.

Lulu Reichman, Clay City; Mrs. Zettie Hansen. Two Har. bors, services 2 pjn. Thursday 111 ueiana cunsuaii cnurcn; burial Deland Cemetery; call after 2 Wednesday until one hour before ser vices at xngg Funeral Home, Deland, PATKUS, Mrs.

Anna, 81, Nokomis, died 1:15 pjn. Monday in Huber Memorial Hospital, pana: leaves sans. Jnsenh Rockford; John, Nokomis; George, Rock, ford; daughters, Mrs. Mary Metzger, Nokomis; Mrs. Anna Walker, Mrs.

Julia caseoon, both of Detroit, Mrs. Millie carey, Broadhead. Mrs Pi. len Litz, Oconee; sister, Mrs. Mary Ru-gis, Pana; services 10:30 ajn.

Thursday in St. Louis Catholic Church, Nokomis; burial in Calvary Cemetery; call after iu a.m. Wednesday in Davis Funeral nome, aokomis. WERB. Elizabeth.

48. Burlineame. falif formerly of Pana, died Feb. 15; leaves nusoana, ti. werb: memorial w.

vices 11 a.m. Wednesday at Rosamond Grove Cemetery, Rosamond; Stumpf ruuenu Home, fana, in charge. WILLIAMS, Marion 76, Stonington, euii t-u 1 tinner Giett pjn. Monday at at. Vincent Memorial Hospital, Taylorville; leaves wife, Elsie; sisters, Mrs.

VTrda Chapman. Moweaaua. Mrs Margaret Bishop, Effingham, Mrs. Delia Holman, Beecher City; Mrs. Tina cawson, bt- Elmo: brother, Dorsey, jniutueiown umo; services 2 p.m.

Thursday at Connolly Funeral Home, Taylorville; burial in Oak Hill Cemetery; call 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at iimerai nome. ZIMMERMAN, Besto. 65, Pana: retired ous anver; found dead of natural causes at 9:10 ajn. Tuesday at home; leaves half-sister.

Mrs. Phoebe Hanson Pana: services 2 pjn. Wednesday at u. j. Kennedy and Sons Funeral Home Pana; burial Mound Cemetery.

Funerals-Decattir 1A 1A 03 Johnson, Mildred Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Chapel. In- maa ui (4 cemetery, nenos may call at the funeral home. Dawson Wilcoff SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE 2. Own 3.

Section 4. Pigeon 5. Blundering 6. School of whales 7. Cleopatra's handmaid 8.

Inorganic 9. Hand with spread fingers 10. Vessel's curved planking 12. Loyab Scot 18. Slimy mass 20.

Dined 21. Dire 23. Affirmative 24. Electric unit abbr. 25.

Hockey players 26. Naval officer 28. Short-napped fabric 30. Digit 34. Part of the eye 36.

Silent 38. Gentle 39. Fresh-water porpoise 40. Moslem chiefs 41. Fortunate: India 42.

Dance step 44. EvU 4-3 Tractor Runs Over Bingham Man; Critical Taylorville, April 2 (Special) Kenneth Powers, 27, of Bing ham, received serious injuries at 5:30 p.m. today when a tractor ran over his head and body on a farm about eight miles north east of Taylorville. Powers was taken to St. Vin cent Memorial Hospital here for emergency treatment and then was removed to St.

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Fine collapsed in bank and was taken to Decatur and Macon County Hospital. Local Obituaries Mrs. Laban Peck Services for Mrs. Tressa B. Peck will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in Brintlinger's Funeral Home. Cerro Gordo, where friends may call after 6 p.m. today. Burial will be in Cerro Gordo Cemetery. Mrs.

Peck, 78, of Milrnine. died at 5 ajn. yesterday in the Americana Nursing Center, where she had been a patient one month. She was born March 13, 1883 in Bellflower, a daughter of Albert G. and Frances Crate Althouse.

Mrs. Peck lived in Milrnine until 1927 when she moved to Florida. She returned to Milrnine in 1947. She was a member of the White Temple Methodist Church in Miami, Fla. She married Laban Peck oh Jan.

15, 1907 in Milrnine. He survives. Maurice Hopper Maurice Hopper, 80, of 1721 E. Lawrence died at 4:30 a.m. yesterday in Shelby County Me morial Hospital at Shelbyville fol lowing a long illness.

Mr. Hopper, a retired farmer, had lived in Decatur the past 12 years, moving here from Herrick. He also had lived in the St. Elmo area. Hev was born March 14, 1883, in Loudon Township in Fayette County, a son of Marion and Sarah Markwell Hopper.

He was married to Mary V. Hadley, who survives. Other survivors are a son, Had ley Little Silver, N. two daughters, Mrs. Pearl H.

(Fay Marie) Beck, Herrick; Mrs. Orv- ille L. (Meridee) Shiels, Shelby ville; a sister, Mrs. Iva Cum- mings, Decatur; a half sister, Mrs. Flossie Dial, California; and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Wallace Son Funeral- Home in Herrick. Burial will be in Myers Ceme tery near Herrick. Friends may call after 11:30 a.m. Wednesday the funeral home.

Kathy Lynn Kaltenbach Kathy Lynn Kaltenbach, daughter of William L. and Marjorie Russell Kaltenbach Jr. of 35 Tan-ager Drive, died at 8:25 a.m. yes terday in St Mary's Hospital, where she was born last Friday. The infant was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.

Besides her parents, she leaves sisters. Deborah Ann, Janet Marie and Kristina, all at home; and grandparents. William Kalt enbach Sr. of Decatur, Mrs. Velma Jones of Lincoln and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Russell of De catur. Graveside services will be at 1:30 pjn. today in Graceland Cemetery with the J. J.

Moran Sons Funeral Home in charge. MODERN LIVING Baltimore (AP) At Friendship Airport, facilities of a new international section in clude a miniature wash basin and matching phimhing labeled "Lit-j tie Boys Korner.".