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15 Illinois, Tuesday, January 28, 1969 THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE THIRTEEN Deliveries Continued Firms Won't End Longview Service business refusal to continue fighting the situation. Elmer Scribner, manager of Diller's Market, 809 N. Broadway, said his delivery men have a hard time getting to specific addresses and are sometimes blocked in after making a call. He has no plans to curtail service, however, nor does Pete Taylor, manager of Yellow Cab Co. "We like to give our customers as complete: a service as possible, but when a drive is blocked, the problem is more troublesome to the passenger than the driver." he said.

It usually means the person just has to get out a half block or more from his door and walk the rest of the way," Taylor said. "For some of the older people, it's difficult if not dangerous, especially in bad weather. "Our customers have been very gracious about it." he said. "We both know it's a an internal problem there." Spokesmen for United Parcel Service, Gneckow's Grocery, and Roth-Johnson Drug Stores said the problem was spasmodic, not a daily occurrence. Commissioners of the Decatur Housing Authority last week ordered a crackdown on parking violators which would include towing away and impounding vehicles.

Don F. Davis, executive director of the project, reported today that at least 14 autcs. most of them abandoned not in operating order, have been hauled away since Jan. 1. The enforcement now is to fall with equal emphasis on autos in regular use which are left illegally in the service lanes or Longview yards.

Decatur businesses which voiced concern over possible provide home delivery services reported today they will continue to serve Longview lies despite access problems. Several groceries, drug stores, and the Yellow Cab Co. have reported difficulties in reaching Longview addresses because of cars parked illegally in the housing project's narrow service lanes. The paved "ministreets" between Longview apartment buildings are too narrow to permit cars to pass. An elderly tenant last week DARE Plans Work Force A work force is planned by the Decatur Association for Racial Equality (DARE) to help homeowners or tenants make minor repairs or improvements on their homes.

The project was suggested to the group Monday by Paul V. Donaldson, deputy director of the Decatur County Opportunities Corp. Volunteers will work through referrals by Donaldson on homes where co-operation is promised by landlords, tenants and owners. DARE members also voted to send individual letters to school board members in support of the elementary school integration plans of task force 3 of the Community Commission on Integration. Participation in the Black Central Coordinating Committee was endorsed, and a nominating committee was picked to arrange a slate of officers for next month's DARE election.

Members Elected Schools Form Relations Groups Secondary schools have com- Lawrence, Mike Smith, chair- pleted memberships on human relations committees. Those which did not have chairmen when committees were announced earlier this month have since held elections. Members, not listed previously, with chairman, are: Jefferson Junior High School: Pat Young, Tom Eaton, Louis Matthews, John Heise, chairman. Centennial Junior High School: Barbara Jackson, Larry Police Car In Accident A police car responding to an emergency call collided with another car at Eldorado and Water streets at 4:47 p.m. Monday.

Patrolman Don Brooks, 27. of 304 S. 22nd St. was going north on Water St. with the car's siren and red lights on when it collided with a car driven by Frederick W.

Johns, 16. of Route 7. The squad car was en route to the scene of a personal injury accident at Condit Street and Broadway which had occurred at 4:46 p.m. Brooks and Johns were treated at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Geneva Sheppard, 56, of 1263 E. William St. is in fair to serious condition in Decatur Memorial Hospital with broken ribs received in the earlier accident. Her car collided with one driven by Richard Hall, of 4003 E. Logan St.

Neither Hall nor Mrs. Sheppard was ticketed. Citations against Johns for the accident involving patrol-! man Brooks have been prepared but have not been served, police said. man. Roosevelt Junior High School: Linda Powell, Dave Carter, Fred chairman.

Woodrow Wilson Junior High School: Greg Currey, Shena Cooper, with Currey, chairman. Currey and Miss Cooper replace Kim Wade and Therese Livingston, who moved out of the district. Mound Junior High School: Richard Robinson, Vickie Stenson; Jerry Thomas, chairman. Johns Hill Junior High School had not elected its members before the earlier announcement, though the school had nominated students. Chairman for the group is Cara Day.

Other members on the committee are Cathy Newland, Alan Greene, Lee Young, Bob Jess, Norman Coe, JaRutha Brown, Terry Buckner, Barb Bean and Jo Hicks. The human relations committees were formed after a student boycott in November. At that time, it was announced that committees would be formed in the secondary schools. The announced purpose was to resolve current issues and to assist in development of other programs. School committees each chose two representatives to serve on a central committee.

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B. Hostetler, 36 Oak Ridge died Jan. 20 Columbia City, burial in Huntington, Ind. BRYAN William G. Bryan, 37, of Miami, Decatur resident, killed Monday in Miami when struck by an automobile hit and run accident; lived in Decatur area most of life; leaves son Graham, Miami; mother Mrs.

William G. Bryan Decatur; brothers Tuscon, Wayne, Miami; Lloyd, Riverside, Lowel, Longview, sister Mrs. Cra (Audria Bed dell, Clearwater, funeral arrangements incomplete; body at Stanfill Funeral Home, Miami, Fla. GERK Godfrey E. Gerk, 85, of 4986 Melwood died 4:25 a.m.

Flash in Sky Rocket Debris Chicago (AP) The brilliant flash of light seen by residents in a four-state area Sunday was a piece of Russian space hardware burnling up as it- struck the atmosphere over Chicago, an Air Force spokesman said Monday Brig. Gen. Martin Menter said the object was a rocket used to launch a Russian communications satellite, Moliya, some two years ago. Gen. Menter, command judge advocate of the Space Defense Command located near Colorado Springs, said the returning hardware was identified 30 minutes before its entry, by the North America Air Defense Command.

Sky watchers in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan reported seeing the brilliant glowing object at 12:50 a.m. Sunday in the midwest skies. Some reported a sound similar to a sonic boom accompanied the flash. HIGH SCHOOL READING DISCUSSION TOPIC Monticello (Special) Ronald Hoekstra, an English high school instructor at Monticello. will address the parent's club Feb.

3. "Reading in High Schools?" will be his topic. The January meeting was canceled because of inclement weather. FARM MEETING Howard Cotter will lead a discussion on the topic "Herbicides and Insecticides With Special Emphasis on Corn Insects" at the adult farm class meeting in Maroa-Forsyth High School at 7:30 p.m. Wedneday.

Legal Notice 21 28 2301 MACON COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE Board of Appeals NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the above named Board of Appeals, established Macon County Zoning Ordinance, will hold public hearings on the 5th. day of February, 1969, at the time and places below noted for the purpose of hearing arguments for and-or against the following proposed changes in the above Ordinance. 1. At 10:00 a.m. on the petition of Charles E.

and Sylvia M. Burnett to have the following described property rezoned from A-1 Agricultural District to R-1 Single family Residence District with an R-4 Single family Residence District option. The S.W. of the S.W. of the S.E.¼ of Section 20 T16N-R2E of the 3rd.

P.M. This property is located mile West of the intersection of U.S. Rt. 47 and Rock Springs Road in Decatur Township. The hearing will be held at the site described in said petition.

2. At 10:45 a.m. on the petition of Karl H. and Christina A. Jendry to have the following described property rezoned from A-1 Agricultural District to R-4 Single family Residence District: A part of the N.W.

of Section 8- T17N-R3E of the 3rd. P.M. described as the N. 230.0. of the W.

378.8'. The tract containing 2.00 acres more or less. This property is located approximately 3 miles East and 1 mile North of Forsyth, Illinois in Whitmore Township. The hearing will be held at the site described in said petition. 3.

At 1:30 p.m. on the petition of Frank H. Williams to have the following described property rezoned from R-4 Single family Residence District 10 R-1 Single family Residence District: The N. 262.02' of the S. 526.02' of the W.

166.25' of the N. of the S. of the N.W. of Sec. 25-T16N-R2E of the 3rd P.M.

Also requesting a variance on the South 128' thereof. This property is located approximately mile North of the intersection of Tohill Road and Franklin Street Road in South Wheatland Township. The hearing will be held at the site described in said petition. 4. At 2:00 p.m.

on the petition of W. Dale Gustin to have the following described property rezoned from A-1 Agricuitural District to R-1 Single-family Residence District: The E. 803.5 cf the W. 79 rods of the N. 30 rods of the N.W.

of the S.W. of Section 1-T15N-R2E of the 3rd P.M., including the S. 40' of the W. 500 of the N. 30 rods of the N.W.

of the S.W. of said Section 1. This property is located approximately 2 miles East of Elwin, Illinois on the Elwin Mt. Zion Road County Highway 30 in South Township. The hearing will be held at the site described in said petition.

Macon County Zoning Board of Appeals by Linley W. Hurtt, Chairman January 16, 1969 Central Illinois Deaths DEVORE Harry Devore, 57, Farmer City, died 4 p.m. Monday in his home, of apparent heart attack; born April 24, 1311, in Lexington; Farmer City resident since 1965; grain merchant: married Mildred Ely in Colfax, Aug. 22, 1933, leaves wite; sons Dean L. and Daryl both of Peoria; Duane.

at home; mother Mrs. Margaret Moore, Washington, D.C.; sister Mrs. Glee Adele Gomien, Washington, D.C.; services p.m. Thursday, Stensel Funeral Home, Farmer City; burial Colfax Cemetery; call 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday.

DUFFNER Carl F. Duffner, 67, rural Farmer City, died 2:25 p.m. Monday, St. Joseph's Hospital, Bloomington, of a stroke; born Oct. 30, 1901, in Farmer lifelong rural Farmer City resident; married Anna Stiritz in Alton, April 22, 1946, leaves wife; sons Carl George, Rolla, instructor in piano and violin; member Holy Family Catholic Church; married William A.

Wayne in Decatur June 27, 1908; he died March 22, 1943: leaves daughter Mrs. Donald (Emily) Byrkit, Decatur; sons Albert John G. and Joseph all of Decatur, 22 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; Requiem High Mass and Holy Communion 10 a.m. Wednesday, Holy Family Church; Calvary Cemetery, call at J. J.

Moran Sons Funeral Home 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday; Rosary 8 p.m. day; family suggests memorials to Holy Family Church. Paul, Southern Illinois University; sisters Mrs. Bertha Maxwell and Mrs.

Frances Ream, both of Farmer City; Requiem Mass 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Farmer City: burial St. Joseph Cemetery, Farmer City; call after 2 p.m. Wednesday, Stensel Funeral Home, Farmer City; Rosary 8 p.m. Wednesday.

ROWLEY John P. Rowley, 80, Taylorville, died 3:20 p.m. Monday, St. Vincent Memorial Hospital, Taylorville; born Sept. 18.

1888, in England; Taylorville resident 50 years; retired weighmaster, Peabody Coal married Gertride Wright in Pawnee Feb. 17, 1913; leaves wife; sons Gerald, Taylorville; John, Napa, brother James, Kincaid; sisters Mrs. Mary Qualters, New York City; Mrs. Lillian Adams, Oregon; Mrs. Ellen Ostertag, Springfield; 3 grandchildren; 1 greatgrandchild; body in Connolly Funeral Home, Taylorville; arrangements incomplete.

THOMAS David J. Thomas, 66, Chicago, died 6 p.m. Monday in his home; born Oct. 8, 1902, in Murray City, Ohio; Chicago resident 21 years; Aetna State Bank employe; married Catherine Stobbs, Oct. 10, 1921; le a ve wife: son Jose, Chicago; Sarah Hetschel, Albuquerque, N.M.; Mrs.

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D. Riedelberger, Decatur R. R. Foley, switchman, Decatur M. L.

Meridith, switchman, an, Decatur A. L. Pullen, Decatur A. S. Ramsey, retired engineer, tur E.

Zzll, assistant Decatur machine and truck! shop foreman, H. C. Hill, retired conductor, Decatur R. S. foreman, Fairmount P.

Mullen, laborer, Homer W. L. Spies, retired engineer, Springfield Y. Yeaw, retired crossing watch, man, Springfield B. L.

Traxler, carman helper, Cerro Gordo C. J. Walker, retired carman, Bethany A. F. Moginot, retired claim agent, W.

L. Allen, a steward, St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis R.

Richason, retired engineer, Dearborn, Mich. K. E. Comer, brakeman, Peru, Ind. P.

E. dining car cook, Detroit, Mich. Discharged L. W. Spanhook, Decatur R.

E. Hehmeyer, Decatur K. J. Reed, Decatur F. L.

Grady, Decatur C. S. M. Conwell, Boutcher, Decatur G. M.

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O. Lake, Decatur C. A. Lemar, Decatur H. V.

Holley, Decatur K. Hagen, Decatur D. E. Nihiser, Decatur L. Simmons, Shipman M.

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Jones, Illiopolis J. Steenbock, Macon C. L. Brune, Harvel W. Johnson.

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Mary's Monday in his home; born in Germany, March 17, 1883; moved to Decatur as an infant from Germany; retired coal miner; spent past 20 years growing fruits and towers; member Foursquare Church, Progressive Coal Miners Union; married Lillian Anna Knoll, April 17, 1907, in Decatur; leaves daughter Mrs. Edna M. "Nickey, Decatur; four grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren; services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Foursquare Church; burial Greenwood Cemetery; call after 4 p.m. Tuesday at J.

J. Moran Sons Funeral Home and at church Wednesday from noon until service time. LAMBRECHT Walter B. Lambrecht, 72, of 1425 N. Water St.

died 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, Wabash Memorial Hospital; funeral arrangements incomplete; body at J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. O'DELL Joseph H.

O'Dell, 72, of 1586 N. Water St. died 9:20 a.m. Tuesday, St. Mary's Hospitai; funeral arrangements incomplete, J.

J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. WAYNE Mrs. William A. (Lilly Wayne, 91, of 15 Allen Bend Dr.

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Elsa Mills, Plaintiff, vs Donald William Mills, Defendant. In Chancery No. 68-C- 731. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Notice is given you, Donald William Mills, defendant, that this cause has been commenced in this court against you asking for a decree of divorce und for other relief. Unless you file your answer or otherwise file your appearance in this cause in the office of the Clerk of this Court, Macon County Bullding, Room 408, 253 East Wood, Decatur, Illinois, on or before February 17, 1969, a or decree by default may be taken against you for the relief asked in the complaint.

John T. Curry Clerk of the Court Elasko Thigpen Attorney for Plaintiff Legal Aid Society of Macon County 622 Standard Office Bullding Decatur, Illinois Telephone 423-0516 28 2302 MACON COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE Board of Appeals NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the above named Board of Appeals, established under the Macon County Zoning Ordinance, will hold public hearings on the 5th day of February, 1969, at the time and places below noted for the purpose of hearing arguments for and-or against the following proposed changes in the above Ordinance. 1. At 8:30 a.m. on petition of the Macon County Zoning Board of Appeals to amend the Zoning Ordinance for the Unincorporated Portion of the County of Macon, Illinois as follows: SECTION 4 DEFINITIONS (ADD NEW PARAGRAPH) 6A.

Automobile Graveyards or Automobile Wrecking Yards: Any land or open area used for the wrecking, or storage of two (2) or more motor vehicles not in running condition or not having been currently licensed for operation on the public roads. The open storage of parts of machinery or automobiles, shall also be considered an automobile graveyard. Not to include the storage or other use of vehicles, mobile or stationary shelters, temporary offices or machinery used in a construction process or for the storage of a construction company. SECTION 4 DEFINITIONS (Revise paragraph 30 to read as follows( 30. JUNKYARD: A lot, land, area, structure, part thereof, the collecting, storage and sale of waste paper, rags, scrap material or any other discarded material or for the collecting and dismantling and-or storage of vehicles, or machinery not in running condition.

SECTION 21 SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS (add) (o) Automobile Graveyards or Automobile Wrecking Yards will be allowed in any zoning Districts except Residential Districts. The hearing will be held at the County Bullding, Decatur, Illinois, in the Board of Supervisors Room, fifth floor. Macon County Zoning Board of Appeals By Linley W. Hurtt Chairman January 17, 1969 21 28 04 3511 DEATH AND CLAIM DATE NOTICE In the Circuit Court for the Sixth Judicial Circuit Macon County, Illinois, Probate. Estate of Walter A.

David, 'Deceased. No. 68-P-463 Notice is hereby given of the death of the above named decedent; that Letters of Administration With Will Annexed were issued January 16, 1969, to The Citizens National Bank of Decatur and that the First Monday in March, 1969, is the Claim Date in said estate. John T. Curry Circuit Clerk Edwin W.

Jokisch, Jr. Attorney of Record Decatur, Illinois Fire Calls Monday 10:44 a.m. 1460 N. Edward. Toast burned in toaster giving off large amount of smoke.

Occupant Liz Redenbo. No damage 4:55 p.m. Water and Eldorado Wash down gasoline after automobile accident Tuesday 3:57 a.m. 752 W. Macon.

House fire, apparently caused by smoking in bed. Occupant Pat Patterson. $150 damage 6:25 a.m. Main and William. Wash down gasoline Funerals-Decatur 02 02 28 Deck, Wilbur S.

Services Tuesday, 10:30 am. Dawson Wikoff Chapel. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Dawson Wikoff 02 28 Eberly, Charles Henry Graveside services 10:30 am.

Tuesday, Fairlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons 02 29 Gerk, Godfrey Services Wednesday, Foursquare Church.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Tuesday, then at the church from noon until service time. J. J.

Moran Sons 02 29 Hornaday, Doris L. Services, 1 p.m. Graceland Wednesday, Cemetery. Chapel. Friends Incall at the funeral home after p.m.

Tuesday. Dawson Wikoff 02 29 Jackson, Randall G. Age 28, of 843 N. Union, killed in auto accident early Monday morning near Tremont, Ill. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

BRINTLINGER'S 02 30 Lambrecht, Walter B. ARRANGEMENTS INCOMPLETE J. J. Moran Sons 02 30 O'Dell, Joseph H. ARRANGEMENTS INCOMPLETE J.

J. Moran Sons 02 29 Graveside services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Mt. Gilead Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral nome after 4 p.m.

Tuesday. Dawson Wikoff 02 29 Wayne, Mrs. Lilly C. Requiem High Mass and Holy Communion 10 a.m. Wednesday, Holy Family Catholic Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary will be recited at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday.

Family suggests contributions be made 10 Holy Famiy Cathoic Church. J. J. Moran Sons Funerals--Central Illinois 03 03 29 Sheets, Russell A. Services 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Chapel, Mt. Zion. Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m.

Tuesday, Dawson Wikoff MT. ZION, ILLINOIS 03 29 Stengel, Lynn E. Services 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Church of Visitation, Illiopolis, Ill. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Illiopolis.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home in Illiopolis. Dawson Wikoff ILLIOPOLIS, ILLINOIS Funeral Flowers 04 04 28 Aarau to Zuzuland We Deliver.

Hourans 429-5305 Card of Thanks 05 05 28 THE FAMILY of William H. Munch wishes to thank all friends, neighbors, business associates for their kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement. In Memorian 06 06 28 SCHUM, CORKEY: in Loving Memory of Corkey on his 23rd birthday, Jan. 28 Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Brothers Sisters. Cemetery Lots, Monuments 07 07 28 GRACELAND CEMETERY: 5 adjoining choice lots, Section 0, main drive, reasonable.

Harold Barding, Maroa, 794- 3862.0 Masonic Temple Activities 08 08 01 ALL MASONIC FAMILY NIGHT Feb. 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Professional entertainment. All Masons, their families, and friends Invited.

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