Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 13

Illinois, Monday, September 13, 1965. DECATUR HERALD 13 Born To ADvertising is where merchants put their BEST foot forward Newspaper ads are the modern show windows of the retail world. And in these windows merchants display their most attractive wares the best prices, best quality, best style, and the newest ideas. To find the best that retail stores have to offer or the best that manufacturers are producing and at your price, turn to advertising. It saves you shopping time and money and results in greater shopping tion.

DECATUR Herald and Review Sealab 2 Gets New Crewmen After 15 Days La Jolla, Calif. (AP) Operation crew-switch got under way in the Navy's Sealab 2 Sunday 205 feet below the ocean's surface. Three members of a fresh crew of nine aquanauts swam down from a staging vessel and entered the 12x58-foot steel capsule. A spokesman said, "We have no word of any problems." Later, nine men who have been in the capsule 15 days were to enter a pressurized transfer tank and be hoisted in a five-minute ride to the deck of the vessel, the Berkone. There the transfer tank would be mated to a decompression chamber in which the men will wait about 36 hours while the pressure is slowly duced to that of sea level.

The other six members of team No. 2 were to enter Sealab 2 after team No. 1 reached the surface. The second team, too, will stay below 15 days, in company with astronaut M. Scott Carpenter.

He has been down 15 days and plans to stay 30. A third team later will replace the second in the 45-day experiment, the Navy's most ambitious underwater living project. Its primary purpose is to determine whether man can live and work in the hostile environment of ocean depths. Since Aug. 28 the first crew has kept busy in and about the deep-sea den a thousand yards off the shore of this scenic Southern California resort.

The aquanauts have ventured forth to chart movements of ocean currents and sediment. They have set up an oceanbottom weather station to see if there is a correlation between surface weather and recordings below. Probably the most important benefit of the experiment, a Navy spokesman said, would be to that deep-water salvage and rescue operations are possible after submarine, ship or plane disasters. FREAK TRAGEDY CAUSES DEATH OF GIRL, 4 Sharon Springs, N.Y. (AP) A 4-year-old girl apparently was kicked to death by a cow Friday.

State police said Brenda Lee Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw of Sharon Springs was in a barn on the Leland Parsons farm. Parsons and the girl's father were milking cows. They discovered Brenda was missing and found her lying behind one of the animals, police said, EFFINGHAM BUDGET Effingham (Special) The Effingham Water Authority has adopted a $22,940 budget for the current fiscal year, $840 more than last year.

Flowers Soften Sorrow ZIP FLORIST 2 Locations 313 N. Main In Downtown Decatur and South Shores Drug Store Ph. 428-3481 'When We Are Called" You Can Depend that No Detail Will Go Unattended 83 years of Continuous Service Brintlinger's Funeral Homes Harold B. Brintlinger Decatur Cerro Gordo 500 W. Main 111 Madison Ph.

422-8571 Ph. 2221 Man Pleads Guilty Jimmy Lee Hawthorne, 20, of 464 E. Division was charged by police with reckless driving and driving a motorcycle without state registration after a. high speed chase through east Decatur at 1:22 a.m. Sunday.

He pleaded guilty to both charges and paid $119.60 in costs. He was arrested at E. Grand Ave. and North Broadway. TWO NEWSMEN INJURED IN VIET COPTER CRASH Saigon, South Viet Nam (AP) Two newsmen were injured today in the crash of a helicopter near An Khe, about 250 miles northeast of Saigon.

The pair was Robin Mannock of The Associated Press and Martin Stuart of United Press International. Mannock reportedly was cut, bruised and possibly suffered an ankle injury. Stuart-Fox was said to have suffered a leg injury that will require hospitali- Legal Notice 13 9156 ORDINANCE NO. 4489 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY WEST MACON STREET AND GLENCOE AVENUE Be it hereby ordained by the council of the City of Decatur, Illinois: Section I. When signs are South erected Glencoe giving notice thereof, all traffic on Avenue entering West Macon Street shall yield to rehicular traffic on said West Macon Street.

Section II. Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions hereof shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than One Dollar ($1.00) nor more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for each offense. Presented this 30th day of August, 1965. Passed this 8th day of September, 1965. Approved this 8th of September, 1965.

Recorded this 8th day of September, 1965. (S) Ellis B. Arnold Mayor ATTEST: Phyllis E. Grotjan City Clerk Published this 13th day of September, 1965. State of Illinois, County of Macon, City of Decatur, ss.

Phyllis E. Grotjan, City Clerk of the City of Decatur, Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance true and correct copy of an Ordinance adopted and passed by the Council of the City of Decatur at a regular meeting of said Council, held on the 8th day of September, 1965, and that the same was signed and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 8th day of September, 1965. do further certify that the original of which the foregoing is a true and correct copy is entrusted to me as Clerk of said City for my safekeeping, and that I am the lawful keeper and custodian of the same In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of said corporation this 8th day of September, 1965. Phyllis E. Grotjan City Clerk of Decatur, Illinois 13 9155 ORDINANCE NO.

4488 ORDINANCE PROHIBITIIG PARKING ON EAST SIDE OF SOUTH WEBSTER STREET Be it hereby ordained by the Council of the Section City I. of When Decatur, signs Illinois are erected giving notice thereof, parking is hereby pro hibited at all times on the East Side of South Webster Street between East Cantrell Street and East Wood Street. Section II. Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions hereof shall, upon conviction, ($1.00) be not than One Dollar nor more than less, Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for each offense. Presented this 30th day of August, 1965.

Passed this 8th day of September, 1965. Approved this 8th day of September, 1965. Recorded this 8th day of September, 1965. (S) Ellis B. Arnold Mayor ATTEST: (S) Phyllis E.

Grotjan City Clerk Published this 13th day of September, 1965. State of Illinois, County of Macon, City of Decatur, ss. Phyllis E. Grotjan, City Clerk of the City of Decatur, Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance is a true and correct copy of an Ordinance adopted and passed by the Council of the City of Decatur at a regular meeting of said Council, held on the 8th day of Septem1965 and that the same was signed and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 8th day of September, 1965. I do further certify that the original of which the foregoing is a true and correct copy is entrusted to me as Clerk of said City for my safeekeping, and that I am the lawful keeper and custodian of the same.

In Witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of said corporation this 8th day of September, 1965. Phyllis E. Grotjan City Clerk of Decatur, Illinois 13 20 27 9606 In the Circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois In the matter of taxes delinquent for ten or more years, judgment and order for sale. George E.

Petitioner V5 Mary L. Moore and unknown owners, and William Tangney, County Clerk, Defendants. No. 14398-C PUBLICATION NOTICE To: Mary L. Moore and Unknown Owners, and parties interested in the real estate hereinafter described.

You are hereby notified, that at the sale of lands and lots upon which all or part of the general taxes and special assessments for each of ten (10) or more years are delinquent and scavenger sale thereon pursuant to Section 235 (a) of the Illinois Revenue Act, that George E. Patrick purchased, on November 4, 1963, the following described real estate, situated in Macon County, Illinois: The South 35 feet of the North 70 feet of Lot Seventeen (17) of E. L. Carter's Lakeside Club, an Addition to the City of Decatur, Illinois, as per Plat recorded in Book 300, page 198 of the Records in the Recorder's Office of Macon County, Illinois. (Except coal and mineral rights), that the said George E.

Patrick is the bona fide owner of the Certificate of Purchase issued at said scavenger sale and that the txaes included in the judgment for which the real estate was sold were general taxes levied and assessed against the above-described real estate for the years 1939 through 1961, inclusive, and also special assessments, being Southeast Sewer Special Assessment, for the years 1929 through 1948, inclusive. You are further notified that the time for redemption from said sale will expire on January 10, 1966. The real estate was last taxed in the name of Mary L. Moore, You are further notified that George E. Patrick has heretofore, on the 9th day of September, 1965, filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois in the above entitled cause, the same being the proceedings wherein the judgment of sale was entered and upon which said tax sale was had, said Petition praying that the Court direct the County Clerk to issue a Tax Deed conveying the abovedescribed premises to the undersigned George E.

Patrick is the said real estate is not redeemed from said tax sale The number of the aforesaid Petition is 14398-C and that the undersigned intends to apply to the Circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois for an Order for Tax Deed on the 12th day of January, 1966, at 9:30 a.m. if the above-described real estate is not redeemed from said tax sale. You are further notified that unless on or before the 18th day of October, 1965 you appear and defend in the above suit, a default judgment or decree may he taken against you for the relief asked in said Petition. The taking of 3 default against you will not, however, bar your right to redeem the above-described premises on or before January 10, 1966. John T.

Curry Clerk of Court Rosenberg, Rosenberg Bickes Attorneys at Law 1256 Citizens Building Decatur, Illinois Telephone 423-3614 zation, but his condition was not reported to be serious. Two of the four U.S. crewmen aboard the helicopter also were reported injured. The Decatur Herald and Review RATES BY MAIL In Trading Area Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday 1 year $15.50 1 year $13.00 6 months 8.00 6 months 7.00 months 4.25 months 3.75 month 1.50 month 1.25 week .45 week .35 Sunday Only-1 Year $8.00 Outside of Trading Area Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday 1 year $22.00 1 year $17.00 6 months 11.75 6 months 9.25 3 months 6.25 3 months 5.00 month 2.50 month 2.00 week .70 week 55 Sunday Only-1 Year $8.00 Carrier rates apply on subscriptions by mail in any town or territory having service. Remittance should be by check or money order.

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Griffith, 19, Taylorville, Sharon K. Gelonek, 20, Pana; Dale Beck, 21, Tower Hill, Cecelia Budds, 16, Pana; Robert John Banko, 23, Dayton, 0., Rose Marie Unser, 21, Morrisonville; Alan Ashton, 20, Kankakee, Sherrill Anderson, 20, Pana. IN LOGAN Raymond E. Turner, Lincoln, Carol A. Otto, Sorento.

BAKER, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Mattoon, Sept. 5, Mattoon Memorial BARDEN, Mr. and Mrs.

Gorden Wesley, Taylorville, girl, Sept. 7, St. Vincent, Taylorville BRADHAM, Mr. and Mrs. James, 01- ney, boy, Sept.

5, Richland Memorial, 01- ney BUCKER, Mr. and Mrs. George, Neoga, girl, Sept. 2, Mattoon Memorial CARPER, Mrs. William, Casey, boy, Sept.

5, Union, Terre Haute, Ind. CATT, Mr. and Mrs. Max, Robinson, girl, Sept. 4, Richland Memorial, Olney CUTTS, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold, Toledo, girl, Sept. 6, Mattoon Memorial DOBSON, Mr. and Mrs. Garlan, Noble, girl, Sept.

5, Richland Memorial, Olney EASTON, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Mattoon, girl, Sept. 1, Mattoon Memorial FULSCHER, Mr. and Mrs.

David, Lincoln, girl, Sept. 8, Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln HOUT, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry, Olney, boy, Sept. 7, Richland Memorial, Olney O'DELL, Mr.

and Mrs. Ammon, Neoga, girl, Aug. 3 31, Mattoon Memorial OLSON, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow, Emden, boy, Sept.

6, Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln RAY, Mr. Mrs. Terry, Charleston, boy, Aug. 31, Mattoon Memorial SABLOTNEY, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter, Lincoln, girl, Sept. 8, Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln SCOTT, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy, Greenup, girl, Sept. 7, Mattoon Memorial SELL, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd, Mattoon, girl, Aug. 31, Mattoon Memorial SEELEY, Mr. and Mrs. William, Montrose, boy, Aug.

31, Mattoon Memorial SHOTTS, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Martinsville, boy, Sept. 5, Union, Terre Haute, Ind. SMITH, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe, Olney, boy, Sept. 3, Richland Memorial, Olney SPAIN, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mattoon, boy, Sept.

2, Mattoon Memorial STOKE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattoon, boy and girl (twins) Sept. 2, Mattoon Memorial TABBERT, Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell, Strasburg, girl, Sept. 7, Mattoon Memorial WADE, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Greenup, girl, Aug. 31 Mattoon Memorial WELCH, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard, Mattoon, boy, Sept. 3, Mattoon Memorial WELLS, Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Flora, boy, Sept.

7, Richland Memorial, Olney WISEMAN, Mr. and Mrs. John Alan, Stonington, boy, Sept. 7, St. Vincent, Taylorville WISNER, Mr.

and Mrs. James, West Salem, boy, Sept. 4, Richland Memorial, Olney WOODARD, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, Willow Hill, boy, Sept.

8, Richland Memorial, Olney WRIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wayne, Mattoon, boy, Sept. 4, Mattoon Memorial Central Illinois Deaths BRAUN, Herman, 72, Effingham, died Saturday; services, 9 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Anthony Roman Catholic Church, Effingham; burial, church cemetery; call anytime, Bauer Funeral Home, Effingham; Rosary, 7:30 p.m. Monday. DANIEL, Mrs. Edna Pearl, 67, Kenney, died 9:30 a.m. Sunday in home: leaves mother, Mrs.

Nellie Kennedy, Kenney; brother, Harry Kennedy, Clinton; services, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Herrington vert Funeral Home, Kenney; Pleasant Valley Cemetery, epuriali after 3 p.m. Monday. GOKEN, Mrs. Myrtle, 90, Weldon, died 2 a.m.

Sunday, Mennonite Hospital, Bloomington; leaves sons, Max, Latayette, Burnett, Weldon; daughter, Mrs. Ferne Benge, Weldon; brother, Edward Ashton, Monticello; services, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Weldon Methodist Church: burial, Weldon Cemetery; call after 3 p.m. Monday, Trigg Funeral Home, Weldon. HAZEN, Mrs.

Hazel, 75, Shelbyville, died 3:30 a.m. Sunday, Shelby County Memorial Hospital, Shelbyville; leaves son. Floyd, Shelbyville; daughter, Mrs. Madge Newman, Lincoln; stepdaughter, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Findlay; sister, Mrs.

Florence Camfield, Shelbyville; brother, Fred Helton, Shelbyville; services, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Kessler Howe Funeral Home, Shelbyville; burial, Glenwood a Cemetery, Shelbyville; call after 3 p.m. Monday. KILMAN, Mrs. Ora May, 85, Mattoon, died 5 a.m.

Sunday in home; leaves son. Roy Duensing. Bremerton, body in Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon; arrangements incomplete. MAYHURIN, James Albert. 56, Mattoon, died Saturday; services, 2 p.m.

Monday, Methodist Church, Short Creek, burial. Mayhurin Cemetery, Tousey, Mitchell Jerdan Funeral Home, Mattoon, in charge. SPICER, Earl. 77, Findlay, died 1 p.m. Sunday, Shelby County Memorial Hospital, Shelbyville; leaves daughter, Mrs.

Lew. anta McCracken, Lombard: sisters, Mrs. Maude Herron nd Mrs. Edith Stevens, both of Findlay; Mrs. Dona Spates, Decatur; services, 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Rhea FuHome, Findlay; burial, Findlay Cemetery; call 2 to 4, 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. VAN VLEET, John, 74, Atwood, died 10:30 a.m. Sunday in home; leaves wife, Grace; daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Phyllis) Halcom, Hoopeston: sisters, Mrs.

Albert (Della) Lawrence, Chrisman: Mrs. Maude Silver, Hammond; Mrs. Blanche Beaty, Atwood: Mrs. Vern (Josephine) McQueen, Springfield: services, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Born Funeral Home, Atwood; burial, Mackville Cemetery, near Atwood; call 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday. ZWERMAN, Theodore, 85, St. Petersburg, formerly of Olney, died Friday, St. Petersburg: services, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Schaub Funeral Home, Olney; burial, Robinson Cemetery; call after noon Tuesday.

-Decatur 1A 1A 13 Foran, Elsie C. Requiem High Mass 11 a.m. Monday, St. Patrick Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. Dawson Wikoff 1A 13 James, Gertrude C. Services 2:30 P.M. Monday, Chapel Interment Graceland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home. J.

J. Moran Sons 1A 14 McHenry, Edward W. Requiem High Mass 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, Thomas Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary will be recited 7:30 P.M. Tuesday members of St. Thomas Catholic Church.

J. J. Moran Sons 1A 13 Moore, Robert N. Memorial services 3 p.m. Monday, First Presbyterian Church Chapel.

BRINTLINGER'S 1A 13 Newberry, Cora Edith Services 3 p.m. Monday, Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery. may Chapelds call at the funeral home. Dawson Wikoff 1A 14 Redding, Ernest R.

Services 1 P.M. Tuesday. Chapel. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5-9 p.m.

Monday. Dawson Wikoff Funerals-Decatur 1A1 1A 13 Services 1 p.m. Monday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home. Interment Graceland Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S 1A 13 Robb, Hazel M.

Ryan, Patrick Sr. St. ment Requiem Patrick's High Mass Catholic 9 A.M. Church Monday, Inter- Calvary Cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons 1A 13 Strong, Frances Services, 3 Home. p.m. Monday, Interment Brintlinger's Graceland Cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S 14 13 Wilderman, Julia M.

Services 1 p.m. Monday, Chapel Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. J. J.

Moran Sons Funeral Flowers 1C 1C 18 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS HOURANS Ph. 429-5305 Ph. 429-5281 Park Shop Tickets Available 1C "FLOWERS SAY IT BEST" sympathy, congratulations, thank you, etc. Zips, 315 N. Main.

428-3481. 1C 17 The Flower Shoppe Formerly Bromley Florist Express your sympathy with flowers Ph. 423-3447 Ph. 768-4475 Fairview Plaza 105 N. Main Decatur Moweaqua Jeff Entler, Owner Insurance 06 06 15 A COMPLETE PROTECTION lowest cost for safe reputable auto home insurance.

Campbell's, 941 N. Water, 423-7781. Masonic Temple Activities 6A 6A -13 IONIC LODGE NO. 312: Potluck Supper. 6.

p.m. Monday Sept. 13. Bring hot Small dining room at Masonic Temple. cold covered dishes table service.

Drink dessert furnished. Masonic members families invited. 13 IONIC LODGE NO. 5 312: Regular Stated meeting 7:30 P.M. Monday.

All members urged to attend. 6A 14 MACON CHAPTER 21: Mark Master degree, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 7 p.m. Members urged to attend. Refreshments.

6A 14 MACON, Sept. LODGE 14 at 7 NO. p.m. 8: 2nd Refreshments. Degree.

Visitors welcome. Business Personals 7A 7A 13 DEAR AVIS: Home repairs and improvements are easier to pay with a Millikin National Bank Home Improvement Loan, see us today. Milly. 7A 16 GUARANTEED Truss Fittings by trained specialists assures you perfect fit. Rambo Pharmacy, 127 N.

Main, 429-4435. 7A 16 NO CHANGE in prices, haircuts $1.75, children $1.50. E.J. Harting Barber Shop, 1134 N. Water.

7A -14 Ice Cold All Times! Van Merritt beer with imported flavor 12 12 throw away glass can $1.69 Six qts. (1-3 more beer) deposit 96c 8 pack 12 oz. cans (price of 6) $1.25 3 full qts. no deposit 96c Super Liquor Stores 7A XEROX COUIES made while you wait. 1 or unlimited quantity.

Decatur, Blue Print, 245 E. Main, Ph. 428-6913. Antiques -Collector Items 78 7B 18 BOWER, 117: Oreana. Copper brass general line of antiques.

Goodrich Antiques. 7B 13 CHAIRS, bed, pictures, hours 9-6, 144 N. Summit, 422-0629, 423-8759. 7B 18 CHERRY dresser bed, spinet desk, copper kettle, wash stands, round tables (oak), hand organ, mahogany breakfront, cider press, wagon seats, coal stoves, picture frames, lanterns, old telephone. The Buggy 19th Marshall, Mattoon, Ill.

(Closed on Mon.) 7B 15 OPENING the new Antique Shop, at 4484 W. Main, Sun. Sept. 12. Hours 10 to 6.

1st week, everything 10 pct. off. Each day, some special items, 1-3 or more off. 7B -18 VIV'S ANTIQUES, 3000 Ma Marshall (Rt. 16), Mattoon.

Pitcher bowl sets, furniture, pattern carnival glass. 7B 18 WALNUT 3 drawer chests; ladder back chairs; seats, matching pair. Grindol's Antiques, Oreana. Where to Go 7C 7C 15 A BASKET of Chicken 69c. Hamburgers 12c.

Cheeseburgers 15c. Carry out only. Plate lunches 75c. Fishers, 2008 E. William 423-8500.

7C 16 ALWAYS delicious breakfast, supper dinner at Moses Cafe in Arthur, Ill. Closed on Monday. 7C 16 ALWAYS good bar service at Rangos Steaks, sandwiches, lunches, homemade pizzas. 337 N. Main.

7C -14 ALWAYS the top in entertainment Sat. Sun. Delicious food. 7 days a week. Tino's Supper Club, 2975 N.

Jasper. 7C 13 AT KEN'S TAP the Weber Combo plays Frl. Sat. 9:30 to 12:30. 230 W.

Wood, 423-6346 Always a big time. 7C 15 HAYRIDES, north side of Decatur. Call Dick Kaltenbach, 877-6526 after 5. 7C 15 JUST RIGHT: The drinks, the service, the atmosphere at the comfortable Lincoln Square Lounge, 121 N. Main.

7C 16 LIONS CLUB TRAVEL ADVENTURE GET 6 EXCITING programs for $5. Starts Oct. 18. Tickets now available at UNITED TRAVEL, 140 S. Main, 429-5358 Rummage Sales 08 08 14 CHRISTINE 3382: men womens clothing, miscellaneous.

08 17 EDWARD, N. 915: In Garage. Clothing, all sizes, especially childrens, 6' aluminum tree, household miscellaneous. 08 14 FAIRLAWN, 907: Mon. Tues.

Final sale. Everything marked down. 08 LOCUST, 1352: through to 4. Clothes, toys, dishes, misc. Every.

one welcome. 06 15 PRAIRIE, 824: baby beds; baby wardrobe; china cabinet; dishes; clothing; all types of furniture. 13 WILLIAM. 2068: (Garage). Clothing, 2 rugs, misc.

All day Tuesday. Rummage Sales 08 08 14 SEMOR 1203; Sat. thru Tues. Furniture, dishes, odds ends. Taylorville Rd.

to S. Fairview Ave. then East op Semor. 08 16 20TH S. 414: Wed.

Thurs. 9 to 3, Roper gas range, adults childrens clothing, electric irons, 18" lawnmower, toys, tricycle, phonograph. 08 17 SCHOOL clothing, boys, girls, teens, petite, adult, Boots, coats, dishes, spreads, drapes. K. Hilliard, Cherokee 1 block south Salem School, Sun.

all day, evenings after 4. 08 18 FURNITURE, miscellaneous rummage. 720 W. Waggoner. Ph.

422-3481; 429-2290. HOUSEHOLD 08 ARTICLES, 14 pictures, some clothes, furniture, antiques, rugs, cloth. 220 W. Leafland. 08 15 LOST BRIDGE RD.

1922: Tues. 9-8. Children adult clothing, dishes, toys, misc. 08 14 RUMMAGE SALE at 815 N. Broadway, September 13th and 14th.

New dresses and new print material, sheets, bedspreads and bedclothes, some antiques, and some miscellaneous articles. 08 19 SOME open dates at Bob's Call 429-2032. Come where the action is, 819 N. Broadway. Charles Wrigley Carrier Route Pays For Expenses Charles Wrigley of 601 S.

23rd who enjoys collecting each week "to visit with his customers," has been named Herald "Carrier of the Week." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wrigley and is a junior at Eisenhower High School. He is 16 years old and is a member of St.

James Catholic Church. His parents say the route has taught Charles to meet "responsibilities." He has a bank account and pays for various school supplies, some clothes and family gifts. His parents say Charles enjoys being around people. As a hobby, Charles likes to read. His father is a foreman at the Decatur Post Office.

U.S. Youth Loses First Chess Game Havana, Cuba (AP) Bobby Fischer of New York lost his first game in the Capablanca International Chess Tournament Sunday when he conceded a 10th round adjourned match to Yugoslavia's Borislav Ivkov after 53 moves. The match, as all of those played by the U. S. grand master, was conducted by cable with Fischer making his moves in New York.

The U. S. State Department refused to give the youthful American permission to travel to Cuba. Ivkov's victory moved him into the lead after 11 rounds with nine points. Russia's Vassily Smyslov dropped to second with and about exams which he must take next week, he smiled and Fischer to third with eight.

JAPAN HIT HARD BY TYPHOON SHIRLEY Tokyo (AP) Typhoon Shirley, on a 24- hour rampage through central and northern Japan Friday, left 48 persons dead, 16 missing and 780 injured, the National Police Agency reported today. The agency said the season's most devastating typhoon, carrying center winds of 78 to 110 miles per hour, also destroyed 1,961 houses, damaged 2,590 and flooded 45,512 others. Legal Notice John T. Curry Circuit Clerk John F. Regan Attorney of Record Decatur, Illinois 06 13.

20 9583 DEATH AND CLAIM DATE NOTICE In the Circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois- -Probate Division. Estate of George P. Ingham, Deceased. No. 65-P-314.

Notice is hereby given of the death of the above named decedent; that Letters Testamentary were issued September 1, 1965, to Harold G. Ingham and Roscoe D. Ingham; and that the First Monday in November, 1965, is the Claim Date in said estate. 06 13 20 9586 NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on September 3, A.D. 1965, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Macon County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Winterhaven Real Estate located at 1200 East Pershing Road Decatur, Ill.

Dated this 3nd day of September, A.D. 1965. SEAL William M. Tangney County Clerk 30 06 13 9582 NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on August 27, A.D. 1965, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Macon County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Commercial Laboratories located at 745 North Pine Street, Decatur, Illinois.

Dated this 27th day of August, A.D. 1965. William M. Tangney (Seal) County Clerk 06 13 9587 Notice To Machinery Manufacturers And Dealers Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent, 707 East Wood Street, Decatur, Illinois, until 10:00 A.M. C.D.T., September 30, 1965 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud, for furnishing one (1) Snow Plow.

Specifications and proposal blanks may be obtained at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, 707 East Wood Street, Decatur, Illinois. Bids should be in a sealed envelope and plainly marked "Bid On Snow The City of Decatur reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive technicalities and accept the lowest and best bid. Ctiy of Decatur, Illinois Frank C. Lambrick Purchasing Agent Dated: September 3, 1965 Lost and Found 10 10 18. BEAGLE, male, lost, vicinity 2200 N.

Edward, childrens pet, please call 877-1702. 10 16 BLONDE, cocker spaniel, east side of town, reward, 422-5186. 10 15 CHIHUAHUA white with brown spots, lost, answers to "Petey," child's pet. Reward. 428-7328.

10 17 PEK-A-POO: Black with white chest, child's pet, lost in the vicinity of Pershing Rd. Taylor, Tues. evening. Answers to Tippy. Reward.

Ph. 877-5524. 10 16 STEER FOUND, identify and pay ad and feed bill. Phone Macon, Rockwell 43430. aaaa Automotive 11 11 AUSTIN-HEALEY 1959, A Abarth exhaust, good tires.

Priced to sell. 428-1735 between 8-11 5-7. 16 BUICK, 1955, $35; 8 cars for $65 each; Ford, 1957, station wagon, A-1, $225; Ford, 1956, station wagon, A-1, $125; Chevrolet, 1956, 6 cylinder, straight shift, A-1, $195; Buick, 155, real nice, $250; Buick, 1957, this car is sharp, $295; Ford, 1959, 6 cylinder, real nice, $250; Dodge, 1955, nice, $95; Chevrolet, 1954, A-1, $125; Cadillac, 1951, nice car, $150; Chevrolet, 1953, $35; air-compressor, like new, $75; Hank's Auto Sales, 2809 N. Woodford. 11 13 BUICK, 1956: 2 door hardtop, original.

Perfect in every way. All power, automatic. 55,000 actual mi. 422-0981. 11 16 BUICK, 1962, Special, convertible, blue with white top, V6, straight transmission, radio, white walls, 27,000 miles, real clean.

Herman Motors, Mattoon, ph. AD4-4919. 11 13 BUICK, 1963, LeSabre, 4 door hardtop, 11.000 miles, local lady's estate, best offer will be accepted, Ph. 423-0544; 423- 6720. 11 15 BUICK 1964, Skylark 2 door hardtop, V8, 15,000 mi.

straight shift. $1975. 422-2389. 11 15 CADILLAC, 1951, very good condition, cheap, 1691 N. Edward, 5 to 7 weekdays, anytime side door.

11 14 CADILLAC, 1957 Special, factory air, full power. Beautiful original tinish, Full price $595. Bob Smith Auto Sales, 1655 E. Pershing, 877-3005. 11 14 CADILLAC, 1962, door coupe, factory air, 30,000 miles, like new.

Brilley Motor Broadway Prairie. 11 15 CADILLAC, 1963, Coupe, power and air, like new, owner, will trade, S3275, phone 428-5031: 423-6114. li 15 CADILLAC 1965 convertible, sedan deVilles, all power, conditioned. Big savings now. Tallman Cadillac, 2020 N.

Oakland. Ph. 423-9778. 11 13 tomatic transmission, maroon, very CHEVELLE, 1964, Malibu, 2 door, 000 V8, auclean. 429-4542.

11 14 CHEVROLET, 1955 Bel Air, standard shift, overdrive, very low mileage, excellent condition. Full price $375. Bob Smith Auto Sales, 1655 E. Pershing, 877- 3005. 11 14 CHEVROLET, 1956: V8, stick, $250; Chevrolet 1959, 6 cylinder, $550.

Archie's Auto Sales, 511 E. Prairie, 428-7332. 11 CHEVROLET, 1956: coupe, $99. '57 Buick sedan, $88. '57 Plymouth, $77.

We finance. 905 W. Grand, 423-1913. 11 14 CHEVROLETS, 1957, 2 Bel Airs; 1958 Bel Good transportation. Long's Garage, 2950 E.

Locust, 422-6183. 11 CHEVROLET, 1958, $245; '58 Olds $145: Dodge $299; '56 Pontiac $129; '58 Plymouth Wagon $79; '57 Dodge $145; '56 Chevy 12 Ton $299; '57 Pontiac $199; '58 Ford Ton Utility $399; '58 Pontiac Convertible $399. Can finance with No Money Down. Sunshine Motors, 428-1565 11 17 CHEVROLET, 1958 brakes, Impala $495. VW convertible, 1962, fully equipped, extra sharp, $995.

Will trade. Archie's, 511 E. Prairie 428-7332. 11 14 CHEVROLET 1958, guaranteed motor transmission, beautiful interior, 4 good doors tires, other parts, 428-7236 between 9 and 4. 11 14 CHEVROLET 1958, 4 door sedan, 6 recently overhauled.

Ph. 422-2688. 13 CHEVROLET 1959, Bel Air, 4 door sedan, automatic transmission. $575. Ph.

877-2870; weekends 429-2114. 11 13 CHEVROLET. 1959, Station Wagon (2), others to choose from. See them today at Auto Sales, 428-2171. 11 16 CHEVROLET, 1959, 4 door, Bel-Air, V8, automatic, radio, $295.

Ph. 428-2003. 11 16 CHEVROLET, 1960, Impala 2 door hardtop, straight stick, 6 saddle tan. Ph. 877-7426.

11 14 CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala sport sedan, power steering, 283 V8 engine. White with red interior. Full price $995. Bob Smith Auto Sales, 1655 E. Pershing.

877- 3005. 11. 13 CHEVROLET, 1960, 6 cylinder, straight shift, motor overhauled, perfect condition, $595. Skyway Motors, 2900 N. Water, 877-6815.

17 CHEVROLET, 1961, 34 Ton, 8' Utility Bed, 6, 4 speed, mechanically good, $895. Sunshine Motors, Ph. 428-1565. 11 17 CHEVROLET. 1961: Impala 4 door, V8, automatic, $995.

Motors, 2525 N. Water. 877-5193. 11 14 CHEVROLET, 1961, 2 door, 6 cylinder, stick, 1962 Ford, pickup, V8, clean. Bob's Auto Sales, Moweaqua, ph.

768-4971. 11 14 CHEVROLET, 1961: Impala Super Sport, power steering brakes. Myers Motor Sullivan 8522. 11 17 CHEVROLET, 1962, Impala 2 door hardtoD 283 V8, straight shift, low mileage, very clean. Call Argenta 795-4544.

11 13 CHEVROLET, 1963, door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering power brakes. Platzbecker Motors, 671 E. Wood. 423-9836. 11 17 CHEVROLET, 1965: Greenbriar sport wagon.

Fully equipped with extras. Must sell immediately. 1403 E. Wood after 5 p.m. Ph.

422-0953, anytime. 11 14 CHEVY 1962 Nova convertible, 6 cyl. automatic, real nice, $1195. Valley Motors, 1814 Water. 422-0652.

11 14 CHEVELLE, 1965, Malibu, like new, speed, 2 door sport coupe. Brilley Motor Broadway Prairie. 11 14 CHRYSLER, 1964: Newport, door, full power air, like new. Myers Motor Sullivan 8522. 11 14 COMET WAGON, 1960; 4 door, automatic transmission, radio.

Exceptionally clean inside out, $49 down. 836 N. Main. 11 18 CORVAIR 1962 Monza coupe, automatic, sharp! 1960 Corvair red coupe, automatic, sharp. Hazen Motors, 1078 E.

Eldorado, 429-1622. 11 14 CORVAIR, 1963, speed, like new, one owner. Brilley Motor Broadway Prairie. 11 14 CORVETTE. 1960, convertible, sharp, $1695.

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