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Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, January 5, 1965. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE FOURTEEN Central Illinois Deaths Funerals Decetur IA 07 Last Vatican Session Set Where to Go 7C ic CHICKEN EVERY SUN. all yos can eat si.39: spajcsetti on rues catfish on m. House of Plenty. King st Monroe.

7C 09 CHINESE TEA GARDEN: Shopper Luncheon Specials. For carry out service call 423-9366. 105 N. Main. 05 COMPLETE comfort amid nice people in a dean, respectable ptoce--Tbe Lincoln Square Lounge.

121 N. Main. 7C 06 RUMMAGE SALE, men, women, and children's clothing. 1540 W. Wood, ph.

422-7974. 7C 07 RUMMAGE SALE. 161 N. Water. Bar- gains galore in childrens.

ladies a mens clothing. St Nick Tailors. 0 RUMMAGE SALE. (46 W. Cosh tag.

Rand electric sweeper, books, appliances, mis cellaneous Mon. thru a-s. Lost and Found 10 10 07 BEAGLE: lost Female, black, tan a white. Reward. Owner Clifford Weaver.

423-2375 after 5 P.M. 10 07 BICYCLE, found, identify and pay ad. phone 429-1697. 10 BLACK PURSE, lost, vicinity Brettwood Village, keep furse and money, return drivers license aHid pictures, (77-4607. 10-05 BLUE TICK HOUND, found, south of Long creek, identify and pay ad.

call Mt Zion 3607. 10 10 COON HOUND, black- and tan, lost, has collar and identification tag, brown streak across forehead, call Warrens- burg 3806. 10 11 i ENGLISH POINTER. 7 mo. old, male.

brown on white, lost vicinity. (50 W. Decatur. 423-8765. 10 10 ENGLISH POINTER, male, found in vi cinity of airport Identify.

Call 42S-2V93. 10-06 GREEN SAMSONITE suitcase picked op by mistake, (M.D. on front) if found call 422-6785. After Sun. call 423-2274 9 a.m to 10 p.m.

10 08 KITTEN, grey and white, V4 grown. Lost near 1100 blk. N. Oakland. Phone 422-4338 10-06 MAN'S all weather coat, taken by mistake New Year's Eve at Corner Tavern.

428-6296. 10 07 MAN'S BILLFOLD, brown, lost Bus depot, this weekend. Drivers license. Donald M. Spring.

Ph. 428-2661. 10 11 POMERANIAN, 2 years old. brown black, answers to Zippy, lost vicinity 235 E. Division, ph.

423-0545. 10 08 SIAMESE CAT, lost, vicinity 2100 N. Ed ward, ph. (77-5489. Automotive 11 11-08 BUICK.

1956 hardtop, good, (195: Pontiac, 1950, 6 2-door, (125. Archie's, 511 E. Prairie, 428-7332. 11-05 BUICK, 1964 WILDCAT 2 DOOR HARDTOP BEAUTY in black a white with white vinyl bucket seats. Has console automatic transmission, low miles, and in excellent condition in every way.

It'a a local executive's 1 owner car. You must see this luxury automobile today. The balance of the new car war ranty is yours with purchase. It's a terrific buy at (3095. See it at our new car showroom today! Highfield Buick 232 S.

MAIN PH. 428-8627 11-05 CADILLAC. 1959. Fleetwood, air condl-tioned, only 23,000 miles. Real clean, private owner.

422-5140 11 10 CADILLAC 1963 4 door, loaded. Red a white. Nelson Cole Motors, 920 W. El dorado. 429-2214.

11-05 CHEVROLET, 1951 Vi ton pickup, straight shift, excellent condition. (49 down. 836 N. Main. 11 08 CHEVROLET, 1953.

2 door sedan, radio and heater. Good condition. Prone 428- 6855 after 5 p.m. 07 CHEVROLET. 1954: 4 door, excellent shape.

Phone 428-6365. 1106 CHEVROLET 1955. 2 door, stick. V8. (450.

See at 1076 E. William. 11-05 CHEVROLET, 1955 6 cyL. straight stick, (195. Several others.

Long's Garage. 2950 IS. Hickory. 422-6183. I VI CHEVROLET 1957 4 door wagon.

V6, automatic, power. Steal it for (388. 249 S. Oakland. 423-7175.

11 11 CHEVROLET, 1957 ton pickup. 6 cyL Excellent Motors, 2525 N. Water. Phone 877-5193. 11 10 CHEVROLET, 1957, (395.

Buick. 1957, 2 door hardtop. (350. Ford. 1955.

floor shift 1061 tl. Eldorado. 11 11 CHEVROLET. 1958 4-door, automatic. $500; 1954 Ford Mi ton pickup, (400.

877-4311 before 5. After 5. 422-4(21 or 422-2527. 11-06 CHEVROLET, 1959 panel truck. 6 cyL.

Telephone 429-6576. 11-05 CHEVROLET, 1959 Wagon, 4-door, 6 automatic, extra clean inside a out (49 down. 836 N. Main. 11 07 CHEVROLET 1959.

2 door straight 6, clean transportation. Ph. Warrens burg 3385. 11 10 CHEVROLET. 1960 Impala hardtop.

37, 000 actual miles. Immaculate. Many more '56, '62 clean, quality priced cars. See us before you buy. Town Country Motors.

2882 N. Oakland. Ph. (77-4451. 11 05 CHEVROLET 1960 Impala 2 door hard top, power, radio, heater, whnewalls.

Local car. state executive one owner. Import Motors, Broadway a Main. 428- 3122. 11-05 CHEVROLET, 1962: Dump.

327 V-8 engine. 4 speed transmission. 2 speed rear axle. 10 Bethany dump body, pusn-er -tandem. This unit Is of very good condition.

Most see to appreciate. Priced to aeU. Bridges Sales i Service RT. 16. WINDSOR.

GL9-2133 II CHEVROLET. 1962. Impala hardtop, must sacrifice. Power brakes, 327 motor, padded dash, electric windows, automatic transmission, white side-wall Urea. etc.

423-6340. 11-05 CHEVROLET. 1962 Super Sport coupe. 327 engine, powerglide, power steering, power brakes, radio, new whitewall tires. A sporty excellent raining car.

Baum Chevrolet Buick CLINTON. ILL. PH. 935-3156 Open Evenings by Appointment 11 10 CHEVROLET. 1962 Vt ton pickup; 1957 Chevrolet vi ton pickup with utility body; 1961 Scout with 4-wheel drive.

IB Sales a- Service. Mattoon. UL Ph. AD 4-7461. 11-05 CHEVROLET.

1964 Super sport Coupe, run power, like new. fjt used Cars. 444 N. Broadway. 423-1231.

11-05 CHEVROLET 1964 Vs ton I.W.B. pickup. overload springs, 6 ply ores, only 28O0 mi. 1117 E. Pershing.

(77-5577. II 07 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1963 Crown 4 door hardtop. 22X00 actual miles, fully equipped including air conditioning. Balance of 5 year wan amy uk haded. Local car.

423-7574. 11 05 COMET, 1961: station wagon, 4 door, 6 automatic. I -owner, very clean. rM'fffpii Ford Sales, Moweaqus 768-3217. Automotive 11-06 11 CHEVROLET 1965.

Vt ton pickup, power-gude V8, tots oi equipment, long wide box. 4,000 miles; like new! New track guarantee. 1964 CHEVROLET IMP ALA super sport coupe. 250 V8 powerglide. lota of extras.

Like new! 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 door hardtop, light blue finish. Vs. automatic. 1 owner. Like new! FORD, 1964 GALAXTE "500" 4 door hardtop, fully equipped.

1 owner. Like new. 1961 FALCON 2 DOOR straight shift. Clean! 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA I door hardtop, light green. VS.

automatic. 1 owner. Sharp! i- I960 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR station wagon. Choice of 2. Excellent Selection of 30 Others to Choose From.

Jack Troesch Chev. ASSUMPTION PH. 1276 11 05 CORVAIR 1960 4 door, automatic 1 owner, 20,000 actual radio, heater. 1117 Pershing. 877-5577.

11-05 CORVAIR 1962 4 door. 6. automatic radV k), heater, low mileage, 1 owner. Perfect. Platzbeckei Motors.

671 E. Wood. 11-06 CORVAIR, 1963 4-door. Automatic, maroon finish. Nice.

a Motors. 2525 N. Water. Phone 877-5193. 11 09 CORVETTE, 1963, Coupe.

4 speed. 300 leather interior, 429-1690 weekends or after 5 p.m. weekdays. 11 10 DIAMOND 1959: Diesel tractor. Good tires.

Good condition. Glats Truck Trailer Sales, 1304 E. Eldorado. 11-05 DODGE. 1959 Coronet Sedan, radio, neater, automatic, power steering, excellent condition (495.

Sunshine 1254 N. University. 429-1565. 11-07 DODGE 1963 "880" WAGON lute new. full power, vinyl seats.

Priced to selL 423-7574. 11-05 FORD 1955 2 door. V8. standard transmission. Only (78.

Midway Motors. 905 W. Grand. 423-1913. 1106 FORD, 1955, (125.

see at Gulf Station. Borchers Corner, PH. 423-4222. 11 10 FORD, 1956 4 door. Red, like new inside and out.

Good tires. Sacrifice. 877-2928. 11-06 FORD 1957 station wagon, V-8. stick, over drive, real nice.

Red a white. (345. Skyway Motors. 2900 N. Water.

877-6815. 11-05 FORD. 1960 Galaxie 4-door, V-e, auto matic, power steering, like new inside a out. Locally owned. (49 down.

(36 N. Main. 11-06 FORD, 1960 Starliner 4-door hardtop. Per feet a Motors. 2525 N.

Water. Phone (77-5193. 1106 FORD, 1960. 2-door. 6 stick.

Local 1 -owner. Hazen Motors. 1028 E. Eldorado. 1109 FORD, 1961, Galaxie.

500, 2 door, hardtop with power. Excellent condition. Ph. 877-7149. 11 FORD, 1963, XL, 2 door hardtop, bucket seats, 390 engine, 4 speed, power steering (1995.

2115 E. Eldorado, ph. 428-7136, after 3:30 pjn. or week-ends. 11-06 FORD 1963M FASTBACK 2 door hardtop, full power.

9.000 actual miles. 1962 RENAULT 4 door. 16,000 actual miles, 1 owner. (795 1959 OLDS 4 door hardtop, full power. Sharp.

(995 Bill Murray Chevrolet MONTICELLO PB. 7158 1107 GMC Handivan, 1964, low mileage, food tires, two shelves, fully insulated. See at a Conoco. E. North at Jackson, daytime.

11 07 GMC, 1965 NEW '65 PICKUP $1729 COMPLETE H. A. Kuhle Co. 925 E. PERSHING (77-1330 .11 05 G.M.C..

1955 1-ton Duals, grain sides. 1-owner. 33,000 actual miles. Carl 'a Auto Sales. Boody.

Pb. Elwin 2514. 11-09 MACK. 1959- B61 truck with tag axle, completely overhauled. Extra good rubber.

1959 International 220 AC tag axle, good condition, extra good rubber. W. T. Marshall. (IS N.

31st. Springfield. Ph. 523-4091. 11-08 MERCEDES BENZ 1965 190 Automatic 200 Automatic Both in Stack For Immediate Delivery i "World's Finest Automobiles" MIDWEST RAMBLER.

241 W. Wood II OS MERCURY. 1962. 2 door, power steering! 1961 Dodge Lancer. 6 cylinder, straight shift, station wagon.

Bob's Auto Sales. Moweaqua. ph. 768-4971. 11-06 MONZA 1963, excellent condition.

Bkw with blue leather interior. Automatic, ra dio, heater, whitewall s. Looks like new. Priced to sell, will finance. Owner.

429- 6782: 422-3214. 1106 OLDSMOBILE. 1954, Super 88, make of fer, ph. 429-6585. 11 II OLDSMOBILE.

1957, 4 door, overhauled 3 months ago. tires 3 months old, power with air ph. 422-4589. 11-06 OLDSMOBILE, 1959 4-door. power steer ing brakes.

Real good condition. 177- 7324. 3945 Arthur Ct II (4 Ol.llS. 1963: Super sedan. 1963 Olds ft Sedan, air conditioned.

1962 Ford Fair-lane. 6 automatic. Carl Grabb Motors. Cad-Olds-Rambler Dealer. Shelby-ville 154.

11-08 OLDS. 1964 F85, V6 sport coupe. 3 i radio, whitewalls. Bright red. matching vinyl interior.

Like new. (2050. Maurer Olasmobile-Pontiac. Clinton. 11 11 PLYMOUTH.

1964 Belvedere, 3(3, 4 speed. 2 door nardtop. Bal. 5-50 warranty, pn. 422-2160.

11 06 PONTIAC. 1957. 4 door hardtop. V8. auto matic, good condition.

DarreU Whiteside. Niantic ph. IR2. 11 06 PONTIAC. 1959 Bonneville 4-door hardtop.

au power, pertecc condition, call azs-5487. 11-07 PONTIAC 1962 Starchief 4 door hardtop. power sieenng at oraK.es. Local owner. Very low miles.

Sharp! City Motors. Eldorado a Main. 428-9011. 423-7785. 11-06 PONTIAC.

1963. CataUna OsverUfala. 1 owner, use new. imko miles! 35 Other Sharp Used Cars To Choose From C. SUMMERS Buick, Mattoon, III.

Opea Eves. TO PMs Sat TO 5:30 Pa. I3ECATUX 423-002 MATTOON 235-0328 11 OS PONTIAC. 1963 4-door wagon, radio, power steering, brakes, air conditioning. 1961 Chrysler Windsor, power steering a brakes, automatic radio.

1963 Pontiac Bonneville, radio, fun power sod air. Bitter a Taggart. Shetbyville. TeL 1261. 11-08 THUNDER BIRD, 1958.

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365 N. Main. Decatur, hi. Traffic Arrest BATES, James Thomas, Centervllle, Tenn. $15, no safety sticker on truck.

BRENNAN. Don R-. Clinton, $20, speeding. CAMERON, Albert Don, Route 2. Windsor, (22.

speeding. CHAMBERS, Gary 119 E. Walnut (15. no license plates GRAY, Donald OtwelL, 115. no safety sticker on truck.

HENSLEY, Bruce M. Forsyth, S15, too fast for conditions. JOHNSON. Gary Douglas, 229 S. Edward no driver's license charge dismissed.

LEDFORD, Elmer Grady, Vale. N. (15, no safety sticker on truck. LYONS, Robert 514 E. Marietta (20, speeding.

MASON, Leonard Route 7. (20, speeding; (15, no vehicle license. MERRDIAN. Gerald Route (, (15. no safety sticker on truck.

MOORE. Goldman. Chicago Heights. (15, speeding. NIX, Larry Harristown, (20, speeding RICHARDSON, Donald 2838 N.

22nd St. (15. passing on Staiey viaduct. THOMAS. Ronald Ray.

617 E. Arlington (20, speeding. THORNBURG. Donald Edwin. 1564 Alli son Drive, (19.

speeding WILLOUGHBY, George Gerald, Indianapolis, (15, no safety sticker on truck. WISLEY, John 13 mini Drive, (10, no safety sticker on truck. Marriage Licenses IN LOGAN Johnnie E. Harris. Lin coln, Janice M.

Null. Clarendon Rulsi Elmer Ruwe, Mary L. Hafley, Lincoln. IN PIATT Frank E. Glenn, Farmer City, Marilyn Earlene Kidd.

DeLand. Bern To BANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Lee, 759 S.

Franklin, boy, Jan. 4. St. Mary's BELCHER. Mr.

and Mrs. John, Lincoln, boy, Jan. 3, Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln BUCKALEW, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Sullivan, boy, Jan.

4, St Mary's MOORE, Mr. and Mrs. James, Lincoln, girl, Jan. 3. Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln OSBORN, Mr.

and Mrs. Larry 2112 N. cnaries, boy, Jan. 4, dmc RHODES, Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton, Clinton boy, Jan. 4, SALES, Mr. and Mrs. WilHam 303 Longview, boy. Jan.

4, DfcMC SHONDEL. Mr. and Mrs. James, 1637 E. Clay, boy, Jan.

4, SU Mary's SPARKS, Mr. and Mrs. William Mid- dletown, Jan. 3, Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln STARK, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy John. 1604 N. Main. boy. Jan.

4, rxtMC TIPPY, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 445V4 W. King, boy, Jan. 4, DfcMC UTTERBACK.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Maroa, boy. Jan. 4, DfcMC WELCH.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 1061 W. Eldorado, boy, Jan. 4, St Mary's WILLIAMS, Rev.

and Mrs. John H. 651 Longview. girl. Jan.

4, DfcMC Central Illinois Deaths ASKINS, Walter 76, Haramon retired fanner, died Monday. St. Mary's Hospital. Decatur; leaves wife, Margaret sons, Leland Decatur: Lynn Tom's River. N.

daughter. Mrs. Earl Legge, Hammond; sister. Mrs. Earl Evans, Hammond; services 2:30 p.m..

Wednesday. McMullen Funeral Home, Lovington: burial Hammond Cemetery; call after 7 p.m. Tuesday at funeral home. BAIRD. Charles (Newt), 79, Charleston, died 10:45 p.m.

Sunday at home; leaves wife, Frances; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Gawreath, San Diego, son. har- lan. Charlotte, N. brother, William, Des Moines, Iowa; services 3 p.m.

Tues day. Harper-Swickard Funeral Home, Charleston; burial, Dodge Grove Ceme tery, Mattoon; call at funeral name. BEYERS. William L. 71, TaylorvUe, for merly of Pans', died a.m.

Monday, St. Vincent Memorial Hospital. Taylorville leaves daughters, Mrs. Mine Norrts. No- komis; sons.

Loyal, Assumption; James, Tuscola; sister, Mrs. Sadie Eck, Pana; brothers. Raymond. Decatur; Lawrence, Pana! services 9 am. Thursday, St Patrick's Catholic Church.

Pana; burial. CsJ- varr Cemetery. Pana: call after 3 P.m. Wednesday D. J.

Kennedy tc Sons, Fun eral Horns Pana. BOUNDS, Cecil, 55, West Union, died Sat urday. Pans Hospital; leaves wife. Raby; sons, M-Sgt WUreffl Bounds and T-Sgt James Bounds, both at Travis Air Force Base. Gene.

Champaign: Don. Robinson: daughters, Lois Francis. Yale; Betty Richardson. Robinson; services 2 p.m. Tuesday.

Frost-Heist Funeral Home. west union; burial. Bails cemetery, West Union. CAMERON. Robert Edward.

58. near To ledo, owner of Cameron Auto Sales, Hat-toon, died 4:40 p.m. Monday. Mattoon Memorial Hospital; leaves son, Robert. Pales Park; daughter.

Mrs. Carol Ann Whittaker, Frankfort. sisters. Mrs. Ada Hansen, Mrs.

Marie Johnson, both of Villa Grove; body at Schilling Funeral Home. Mattoon; arrangements incomplete. CHAIT. Mrs. Alice, 44, Lincoln, died 10:30 a-m.

Monday at home: leaves nusoano. Metvin; sons, Joseph and Alan, both of Lincoln mother, Mrs. Nellie wheeler, Lin coln: brother, Joseph wheeler. Lincoln; services 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Holland It Barry Funeral Home, Lincoln; burial Un ion Cemetery: call 1-4 is. pja. Tuesday at funeral boms. DILSAVER, Mrs. Laura 99, White Heath, died 6:40 p.m.

Monday. Green Briar Nursing Home, Champaign; leaves son. Jewell Mattoon; services 2 p.m. Thursday, Mackey Funeral Home, Mon-ticello: burial Monticello Cemetery: call 5-9 pjn. Wednesday at funeral home.

DOEDTMAN, Ralph Henry. 50. Effingham mint truck driver, found dead of apparent heart attack about 11 a-m. Monday, St Anthony School grounds, Effingham; leaves wife, Aturasta; sons. Jerry, at home; James, Ft Hood.

sisters. Mrs. Alfred Niemert, Mrs. Clem Lucn-tefeld, both of Effingham; Mrs. Louis Bernhsrd.

Shumway; brothers. Andrew and Lawrence, both of Effingham: services 9 a.m. Thursday. St Anthony Church, Effingham; burial, church cemetery: call after 3 p.m. Tuesday, Bauer Funeral Home.

Effingham: Rosary at p.m. Tuesday. 7 pjn. and p. m.

Wednesday. LECKRONE. Mrs. Marie, 45, formerly of Salem, died Sunday in Harvey; leaves husband, Stewart; brothers, Clarence Southward, Cedar Lake. Harold Southward.

Marshall, Elmer southward, Dallas, sister, Mrs. Ethel Clark. Metropolis; half-brother, Herschel Tate, Salem: services 2 p.m. Tuesday Atkins Funeral Home, Salem; burial Eastlawn Cemetery, Salem; call at funeral home. GREEN, Mrs.

Mary (2, Olney. for merly of west Liberty, died Sunday Hicn-land Memorial Hospital, Olney: leaves sons, Clarence. Ypsilanti, John, Ann Arbor. James. MarwiUe, Granite City; daughters.

Mrs. Bertha Burke, Olney: Mrs. Helen Galloway, car-bondale: Mrs. Lola Cronse. Colllnsville; brother.

Pleasant Hall, Lawrenceville; services 2 p.m. Tuesday; Summers-Rala-ey Funeral Home. Olney: burial. Haven Hill Cemetery, Olney; can at funeral home. HENDREN, William Thomas.

15, Mattoon. retired shoe repair operator, died 6:55 a.m. Monday, Mattoon Memorial Hospi tal; leaves wife. Mary: daughters. Mrs.

William Robert Young, Arlington, Mrs. Alan Morazzain. Houston sons William, Nashville, Howard. Tulsa, Donald Harvey: strndaughter, Mrs. Al Dyer.

Oklahoma City. services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Schilling Home: burial. Dodge Grove Cemetery: call after 5 p.m.

Tuesday at funeral home. Ray, 51. Odin, died Sunday St. Mary's Hospital. Centralia: leaves wue.

ciizabetn; father, Herman, Odin; daughter, Mrs. Gloria Chasteen. Odin: sisters, Mrs. Nellie Kelly, Seminole. Mrs.

Mary Pilaff. Atascadero. Calif. Mrs. Betty Stow, VaUejo, Mrs.

Opal Kelley, Tulsa. Mrs. Jennie Evans. Manford. brothers, Pete, Salem; Thomas, Kilt, ore, Charles Manford, services 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Wilson Funeral Home, Odin; burial Peaceful Valley Cemetery, Odin; call at funeral home. HTPPLER. Simon, 13. The Bend, died 1:40 p.m. Sunday, Richland Memorial Hospital.

Olney: leaves sons. Andrew. Daven port, Iowa; Frederick, Bettrndorf. low-a: daughters. Mrs.

Margaret Yager, The Bend: Mrs. Lucy Sievert, Bettendorf. Io wa: Mrs. Nettie B-asw. Effingham Eulalia Fisher, Massilon, Iowa: brother.

Joe. Newton: services 9 a.m. Thursday, St. Thomas Catholic Church: Newton: bur ial Old St. Peter Cemetery; call after noon Funeral Home.

Newton; Rosary, 7 p.m. Wednesday. ISBELL, Mrs. Roberta Fay. 36.

Taylor- ville, died 4:10 a.m. Sunday, St. Vincent Memorial Hospital, Taylorville: leaves husband, Jobnie; daughter, Vickie Lynn at home: son, johnie Brian, at nome; mother. Mrs. Carries Lass, Taylorville; sisters.

Mrs. Ruth Kurvey, Taylorville; Mrs. Evelyn Pleshe. Bulpitt; brothers. John Lass, Taylorville: Ray Lass, Chica go: Donald Pence.

Roodhouse: services 11 a.m. Wednesday, Srhaefer Funeral Home, Taylorville; burial Oakhill Ceme tery, Taylorville; call 3-5 p.m., 7-v p.m. Tuesday at funeral home. KING, Mrs. Ruth, 64.

Tuscola, died 'O p. m. Monday in Jarman Hospital, Tuscola: leaves sisters, Martha Oye. Tuscola: and Mrs. Bert Leonard.

Tuscola; services. 1 :30 p. m. Wednesday. Wadding-ton Funeral Home, Tuscola; burial.

Ar eola Cemetery: call from 7 p. m. to 1:30 p. m. MCELLINEY, Charles William, 17, wheeler, died 3:15 a.m.

Monday at home: leaves wife. Delia: son, Jamie, wheeler; daughter, Mrs. Carries Hodges, Springfield: sister, Mrs. Ruth white. Terre Haute.

services 1:30 p.m. Wednes day, Gila Lutheran Church; burial, Gila cemetery; call after 2 p.m. Tuesaay, Seessengood Funeral Home, Newton. MOORE, Frank, 70, Farmer City, retired truck driver, died 1:15 p.m. Monday, Cole Hospital.

Champaign: leaves wife Hope; brother. Rex, Fowlerville. Michl; services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Stensel Fun eral Home. Farmer City; burial.

Maple Grove Cemetery. Farmer City: call af ter 4 p.m. Tuesday at funeral home. OLDENBURG, Mrs. Lydia 12, Alta- mont, died 10 p.m.

Sunday at nome: leaves husband, John: brothers, Albert Beccue, Springfield; William Beccue, Chi cago; services p.m. Wednesday, Im-manuel Lutheran Church, Altamont; bur ial, church cemetery; call after noon Tuesday at Kull Funeral Home, Altamont PIPPEN. Mrs. Lizzie Marie. 76.

Tuscola, died 5:50 a. m. Tuesday in Jarman Hos pital, Tuscola: leaves husband, cnaries; sons, Don Champaign and Eugene, Harvey; daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Volmer. Loneview: Mrs.

Ruth Foster. Champaign; Mrs. Charlene Rodmaker, Atwnod: and Mrs. Bettv Baricklow. Shetbyville; broth ers, Ralph and Frank Weatherford, Tus cola; and sister.

Mrs. Earnest jouey, Tuscola; arrangements incomplete at Waddington Funeral Home, Tuscola. RHOADES. Mrs. Catherine, 75, Arthur, died 4:30 o.m.

Sundav in Mahomet: leav es daughters, Mrs. Anna Jeans, Maho met: Mrs. Mahle Blaisingame. Decatur sons, Glenn, John and Maurice, all of Arthur; Clark. St.

Louis; Robert. Hazel- crest; Herschel, Champaign; sister, Mrs. Lena Ashbaugh. crystal Lake; rowers, Hans five. Arthur: George Oye, Garrett; services 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Fleming Funeral Home, Arthur; burial, Arthur Cemetery; call after 4 pjn. Tuesday at fun eral nome. Funerals Decatur ia es 1A Barton, Bane Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, chapel Inter ment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

J. J. Moran Son 1A 06 Black, Clifford O. Services 1 pjn. Wednesday, Brintlingers Funeral Home where fnenos may can after 4 pjn.

Tuesday. Interment Salem Cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted (:30 p.m. Tuesday in Funeral Home by Ionic Lodge No. 312, AF and AM.

BRINTLINGER'S Boroughf, Frederick Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Trinity Nazarens Church. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4:30 p.m.

Tuesday until 10 a.m. Wednesday and then at the church from noon until service time. BRINTLINGER'S 1A 05 Landram, Floyd W. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday st the on ion Funeral Home cnapei.

roenus may call at the funeral home. Interment Macon Cemetery. Macon, niiooia. MONSON'S 239 W. PRAIRIE 1A Morenz, Ida Bolz.

Services 2 p.m. Tuesday. St Johns Luth eran church. Interment uitneran cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral horns until 11 a.m.

Tuesday, then at the church from noon until service time. Dawson Wikoff YOU CAN GET ALONG HALF-TIME but who wants to 62 It's the same with the Herald and the Review. You can get along with fust one but having both doubles your reading pleasure. Keeps you more completely informed. Offers many features exclusive in each paper.

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GraveaMe services 10 a.m. Thursday, Fairlawa Cemetery. MONSON'S 23 W. PRAIRIE 1A OS Pressley, Leo Donald Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Chapel.

Inter ment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Dawson Wikoff 1A 06 Prell, Goldie May Services 1 :30 p.m. Wednesday, Foursquare tiospel cnurcn. interment Graceland Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 11 a.m. Tuesday until 11 a.m. Wednesday then at the church from noon until the funeral hour. J. J.

Moran Sons 1A 05 Rexroat, Jessie F. Services 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, Chapel. interment Point Pleasant cemetery.

Long Creek. Illinois. Friends may call at the tunerai nome. J. J.

Moran Sons 1A 07 Weigelt, Evia A. Services 1 pjn Thursday. Chapel. Inter ment Point Pleasant Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. J. J. Moran Sons 1A 05 Williams, Robert A. (Butch) Services 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Graveside Mapiewood cemetery, at Elmo, Illinois. no visitation J. J. Moran Sons Funerals Central Illinois IB IB 05 Bunning, Clyde R.

Services 2 P.m. Tuesday in the Stine- Hodgs Memorial Home. Interment Long Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the tunerai nome. Stine-Hodge Memorial Service MOWEAQUA.

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Life. Hospital. OUeU 421 4V60. fwampler) 428-2904. Masonic Temple Activities A da ua EMERGENT MEETING.

Ionic Lodge No .119. AnUHl Da 8:30 p.m. Masonic services for brother uiitoru u. Black. Masons meet is p.m st funeral home.

6A 06 ILLIOPOLIS LODGE NO. 521, Installation oi utticers, wed. Jan. 6. at 7:30 p.m Public invited.

6A 05 MACON CHAPTER 21: Stated Convoca tion Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. All RAM mem bers urged to attend. oa to MAfYIN lnnr.r. tun a 4n4 n.M.

Jan. 5. 7 p.m. Visitors welcome. Refresh-' nnm.

Aft SOUTH MACON LODGE NO. 467: Past Masters Banquet, Jan. 9, 6 p.m., Mac- wu mcuiuun t-nurcn. neservaaons in 06A 06 STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE NO. 979: Second Degree, Jan.

6. 7:15 p.m Visitors welcome. Refreshments. A 06 7.0R nnrm-n. ctmii mjim nesday, 7:30 p.m.

AH members urged to aueno. Personals 07 07-11 DRIVING (or flying) to Denver. Jan. 14, returning 17. will take 1 or 2 people to snare expenses.

Mr. Nelson, 420-7751. 07-11 NOTICE: I will be responsible only for debts made by myself as of Dec. 1, 1964. Robert E.

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(1.49 carry out. Fisher's. 2001 E. William. 4234500 7C 07 ALWAYS a better time at Ken's Tap.

The Weber Combo plays Frl. Sat 9:30 to 12:30. 230 W. Wood. 7C 07 ALWAYS CHOOSE Moses Cafe in Arthur when you desire a really 6ns meal.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner. 7C 05 AMERICAN LEGION POST 105: Come out Toes. Night for a delicious dinner special. 1335 Legion Dr. 7C 07 ANYTHING yos want! Bat dogs to pbsas.

Meals, coffee, tea, milk. bear, liquor. Ranges. 337 N. Main.

BOWLING: On Sundays, adults 40c chil dren 35c. shoes furnished. More fun at Schaefer Lanes. 242 E. William.

7C 07 DANISH "LIFE SEEING" TOUR Visit rural areas a workshops is small towns of Denmark. For details UNITED TRAVEL, 149 S. Mala 429-534 .14 Vatican City, Jan. 5 (AP) The fourth and final session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council will start next Sept 14, the Vatican Dress office an nounced today. The date was set by Pope PaulVI.

The council, first to be held by the Roman Catholic Church in 92 years, was convened by Pope John XXIII on Oct. 11, 1962. It has met annually each fall for two months since then. The third session of the coun cil, which was attended by more than 2,000 bishops and ended last Nov. 21, took the most momentous decisions.

Progressive bishops were clearly in the ma jority, but the conservative fac tion fought determinedly throughout the session. The session produced three decrees on the Church on unity and on the Catholic Oriental churches. The most noteworthy, on the Church, established a concept of collegiality, by which the bishops share in the Pope's authority over the Church without, however, infringing on his su premacy. The council also approved the basic text of a draft declaration on non-Christian religions which says the Jewish people as a whole cannot be blamed for the crucifixion of Christ. This will come before the fourth session for final voting.

Also awaiting action at the final council session are a decla ration on religious liberty and a council topic on the problems of the major modern world, including birth control and nuclear arms. 'BRAIN' ARRESTED C. L. Wright, Charged in Douglas, Jailed in Indiana Tuscola, Jan. 5 (Special) Cecil L.

Wright, 58, Mattoon, 'the Brain of Alcatraz," has been arrested again, this time in Indiana. He was picked up about 3 a.m. Saturday St. John, fol lowing pursuit by the village policeman and several citizens in the wake of four burglaries Wright gained renown in 1948 when he won release from Alcatraz Prison by acting as his own attorney in 13 appearances in habeas corpus proceedings before the U. S.

Court of Appeals in San Francisco. After ward, a U. S. attorney called him "the world's greatest auth ority on habeas corpus." In St. John Saturday, the owner of one of the business places burglarized and a neigh bor fired shots into the air to try to persuade Wright to stop.

They said Wright also fired a pistol in the an-. He was captured when he slipped and fell as he ran. He was at liberty on bond on three charges in Douglas County and a burglary charge in Marshall County when he dis appeared last summer. A warrant for his arrest as a federal parole violator was issued last August. He had been paroled from the Leavenworth federal penitentiary, where he served part of a sen tence for theft from a post of fice.

ILLI0POLISAF4AMT0 INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Illiopolis Lodge 521, will install officers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple. New officers are: Charles W. Havener, worship ful master Vance Craig, senior warden Robert Pritchett, junior war den Archie Cook, senior deacon Benjamin H. Jones, junior deacon William Turner, senior ste ward Herbert S.

Bliler, junior ste ward Milton J. Ross, treasurer Lawrence I. Pritchett, secretary Arthur A. Pritchett, tyler Herschel Pritchett, chaplain William Turnbull, marshal. MAN FINED $339 ON DRIVING CHARGE Terry W.

Whitehurst, 21, of 2491 Cardinal Drive, has been fined $339.80 in Circuit Court on an intoxicated driving charge filed after a 120-mile-an-hour chase by sheriff deputies and state police Oct. 4. After his plea on the intoxicat ed driving charge the state's attorney's office dismissed four other charges of running a stop light, three of running a stop sign and one each of speeding 120 miles an hour, driving with out a license, driving without lignts and drag racing. For Sept Nancy Muirheid AWARD TO REPORTER Nancy Muirheid Wins Home Furnishings Trophy Nancy Muirheid, Herald and Review Women's department re porter, was one of six to re ceive an award yesterday for distinguished journalistic ser vice to the home furnishing in dustry. The Doroth Dawey Award Gold cup, was given to Miss Muirheid at a luncheon meet ing during the International Home Furnishings Market in Chicago.

She was the winner in Class 1 which was for cities of under 100,000 population. The citation was for extens ive coverage of furniture mar kets, close attention to advances in the decorating field and a weekly feature "For Better De cor" stressing ideas for home decorating. Miss Muirheid has been with the Herald and Review since August 1962. Park District Insurance Is Urged Liability insurance for the Decatur Park District will be a costly burden to bear, Harold Blankenship, district secre tary-treasurer, said yesterday. Nevertheless, it is the conclusion of the Decatur Association of Insurance Agents that the Park Board should purchase such insurance as protection against damage suits claiming negligence.

The Park Board will hear the reasons for such a conclusion at its meeting Thursday. On the recommendation of an attorney for the Illinois Associ ation of Park Districts, the Decatur Park District has purchased a temporary insurance binder until more permanent coverage can be obtained. Coverage has been needed since the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Nov. 24 that a 1959 state law exempting park dis tricts from damage suits grow ing out of negligence by em ployes was unconstitutional. The Illinois Association of Park Districts is studying pos sibilities of joint coverage for member districts and laws which might be enacted to pro vide for taxation to pay for in' surance or otherwise reduce the burden.

DECATUR YOUTH GETS PRISON SENTENCE Andrew Brown, 18, of 830 N. Calhoun has been sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of 2 to 20 years on a charge of armed robbery. Sentence was imposed by Chief Circuit Judge Martin E. Morthland who had denied a re quest for probation. Brown also had filed for a new trial.

This motion previous ly was demed. He is accused of. being involv ed in a robbery at Tolly's Mar ket Inc. in the Pines Shopping Center. Fire Calls Monday 10 a.m.

1900 E. William Roach School, fire set in wastebasket alter building was broken Into, damage minor. 4:52 p.m. 945 W. Green home of W.

Martin, investigate funuce motor, no damage-Tuesday 4:27 a. m. Pershing Road and V. S. 51, auto fire, owner Jack Kemp, Maroa, oat on arrival, no damage.

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