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Youck. Linda Oakes vs. Edward T. Oakes: Divorce; Dilks. Bankers Life Co.

vs. Daniel E. McCreary Carol Foreclosure: Minnie Louise Grimes VS. Michael L. Grimes; Divorce; Dilks.

Elizabeth Jean Whitehouse Robert Lee Whitehouse; Divorce: Estate of Wilbur G. Duggins, Inh Tax Only; Dilks. Estate of Elvin Barker, Traub. Wayne Van Derryt, Inh Tax Only; Martensen. Fords Foodliner Inc.

VS. Wesley Ridgeway; costs $32.18. Oli's Shoe Store vs. Jerry Taylor; costs $15.40. Bettie L.

Main vs. Arthur Alma Day; Forcible Entry $29.80 costs. Dover Crop. Groen Div. vs.

Farinas Famous Open Acct. $579.63 costs. Peo. St. Ill.

vs. Hilda Bukowski; Obstructing Peace Officer. Peo. St. Ill.

vs. Steve Keith, Battery. Peo. St. Ill.

VS. Lee D. Jackson; Aggravated Assault. Peo. St.

Ill. vs. Andrew D. Kyykendall; Illegal consumption of alcohol bev. Peo.

St. Ill. vs. James A. Prosser theft.

Peo. St. Ill. vs. Howard R.

Brucker; Resisting peace officer. Peo. St. Ill. VS.

P. Johnson; Disorderly conduct. Peo. St. Ill.

vs. Robert M. Stewart; Burglary Count Possession Cannabis. Peo. St.

Ill. VS. Gerald D. Scott; Burglary. Peo.

St. Ill. vs. Andrew Dale Kuykendall; Burglary theft. Peo.

St. Ill. vs. Ronald E. Adkins; Escape.

Peo. St. Ill. vs. Allen R.

Kuykendall; Escape. Peo. St. Ill. vs.

Andrew Dale Kuykendall; Escape. Peo. St. Ill. vs.

Wm. H. Stevens; Unlawful possession of cannabis. Peo. St.

Ill. vs. Charles T. Winkler, possession of cannabis. Peo.

St. Ill. vs. Edward C. Staton; Unlawful consumption of alcohol liquor.

Peo. St. Ill. vs. Kevin D.

Knerr; unlawful possession of alcohol liquor. DEEDS Walter Harold Kelly to Lois Ann Tambling et al; 10-28-9. Frank W. Lois M. Stotts to Harold E.

Opal Carleton; L24, L25, B7, RR Addn, Paxton. Robert A. Ilo V. Thomas to DuWayne F. Victoria T.

Gullaume; L9 Schuldt 2nd Sub. Cline D. Wanda J. Adkins to James E. Eleanor Shubert; Ld.

1st Addn, Gibson. Lorine Althouse to Johannah P. Clutts: L2 B1 OT Sibley. Dorothy E. Amsden to Marcia A.

Wright; E50' L6, E50' L7, B23, 1st Addn, Gibson. Phillip J. Joan E. Miller to Wm.L. Alice K.

Hay; L4, Pine Acres Sub, Piper. Muryl F. Shambrook Exec. to Harlan D. Erma M.

Kahle; Lands 5 6-25-9. Gerald A. Loretta T. Putts to Malcolm R. Carnahan; L121, Subdiv.

Stelle. Malcolm R. Carnahan to Stelle Indust. L121, Subdiv Stelle. Leonard V.

Mildred Davis to 1st Natl. Bk. Tr. L9, WisL8, B20, 1st Addn, Gibson, Peter Arbacheuskas to Patricia L. Merkle; L18, B6, OT Paxton E.

Chas. C. Rachel E. Shaw to Predrag Teresa Roncevich; L15, E10'L14, B22, OT Paxton. F-M Natl.

Bk. Tr. to Grace Janet Niewold; S12 L10, L11, B37, Pells Addn, Paxton East. Estelle Beyer and Fern I. Brucker to Wm.

A. Yvonne E. Kemmer; L7 8, B15, Sibleys 1st Addn. DAR Chapter met Monday The Governor Thomas Ford Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met Monday, Nov. 3, at the United Methodist Church for a 1:30 p.m.

tea. The meeting was called to order and conducted by the chapter Regent, Mrs. Donald Shoemaker. Miss Muriel Babb read the President General's message, Mrs. Ralph Glose the lesson on national defense: and Mrs.

J. Harold Hicks gave the treasurer's report. A most interesting historical paper on patriotism, the Pilgrim colonists and the first Thanksgiving was read by Mrs. Clara Moffet. A pending bill, which would close all census records to the public, was discussed.

It was suggested that all citizens should write to Congressman Tim Hall, or other appropriate government officials, protesting the passage of the bill. A silver collection of $7.80 was taken to help toward the restoration of the skylight ceiling in the DAR library, located in Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D.C. This project is called "Skylight '76 Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Walter Arends, Mrs. Frank Hunt and Mrs.

Lawson Tjardes. Police issue three tickets Officers of the Gibson City Police Department made three arrests in the past week. Annie J. Blue, 33, Box 23, Elliott, was issued tickets for failure to transfer title, no valid registration, and improper use of registration. Ms.

Blue posted her drivers license and is to appear Nov. 20. Jerome P. Bossingham, 16, R.R., LeRoy was ticketed for having no valid safety test. Bossingham posted $25 and is scheduled to appear Nov.

20. Leonard E. Mullvain, 21, Box 73, Foosland, was ticketed for having no valid safety test. Mullvain posted his. drivers license for a Nov.

20 appearance. Subscribe for the Courier THE HAGER BEACON Warden: "Do you want a cigarette before you are hanged:" Prisoner: "No thanks, I'm trying to We Now Have Steel Fence Posts Steel Gates Work is the greatest thing in the world. So let's save some of it for tomorrow. FARM TILE Our stock is excellent. Still time.

A fool and his money soon part. But how in heck did they get together in the first place? KITCHEN CABINETS We sold a beautiful cabinet job last week. Let us help you. Confucius say "He who sits on a tack, shall rise." Ask Jim to help you with new house plans, for you. 7.2€ EDITORIAL that cents Every I do year not I want.

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Obituaries Lyman Hanson Alfaro Infant Lyman A. Hanson, 77, died at 7:15 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 2, 1975, Danville Care Nursing Home, Danville. His funeral was held at 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday, at Lamb Funeral Home in Gibson City, the Rev. Karl Kessler officiating. Burial was in the Elliott Cemetery. Hanson was born Feb. 2, 1898 in Elliott, a son of Samuel and Hannah Volden Hanson.

Surviving are a brother, Hanly, Champaign; four nieces and a nephew. He was preceded in death by two sisters, two brothers and a niece. He was a lifetime resident of the Elliott area and was a member of the Lutheran Church of Elliott. Harley O'Neal Harley O'Neal, 90, of Milford, a Saybrook native, died Saturday, Nov. 1, 1975 at the home of a son Earl, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

His funeral was at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Barker Funeral Home, Milford. He was born at Saybrook. Sept. 6, 1885, a son of Elizar and Rebecca Reese O'Neal.

He was preceded in death by two wives, Berdie France and Myra Norris. Surviving are 8 children. Two children and a sister also preceded him in death. Mr. O'Neal moved from the Saybrook area about 60 years ago.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel. Alfaro was stillborn at 1:12 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.

29, 1975 at Gibson Community Hospital. Graveside services were held at Drummer Township Cemetery on Thursday, Oct. 30, the Rev. Donald Wilson officiating. Lamb Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Surviving are her parents; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Alfaro, Laredo, Texas, and a maternal grandfather, Simon Macal, Texas. Prayer vigil planned for November 17 For 'the 10th year, the American Mothers Committee, Inc. is sponsoring a continuous Prayer Vigil covering weeks from October 1975 through May 1976.

The day of prayer selected for Illinois is Monday, Nov. according to Mrs. Esther Grover, Illinois Mother of the Year. Religious organizations and all other community groups are urged to, support this Prayer Vigil Week in their programs, through prayer for our country and its current social problems, said Mrs. Grover.

News of MELVIN Mrs. Rowena Bencher 208 Green St. Melvin, Ill. Phone 388-2287 CARNIVAL WINNERS The Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Lions' Club at the Melvin High School was well attended last Friday night. After the costume parade, bingo and other games were provided.

Later the teenagers enjoyed a dance with music by The Quarry of Gibson City. Winners in the costume parade were: Pre-school Laura Zanders, Cookie Thompson, Melanie Scholl, Tammy Brinkman and Kent Steinman; 1st 2nd grades Michelle Watterson, Jill Moore, Rogie Ford, DeAnne Siders and Sheila Klemper; 3rd 4th grades Todd Brinkman, Joey Scholl and Shawn Thompson; 5th 6th grades Juliana Harms, Lynn Thackeray and Angie Glascock; 7th 8th grades Chauncey Kupferschmid and Bob Johnson; High School Adults Richard Curtis and Amy Glascock, Mrs. Cheryl Fauth, Teresa Kearney and Patty Curtis; Pumpkins Largest DeAnne Siders; Best decorated Mrs. Alma Thompson; Ham winners Dan Arends, Merle Drager and Wilma Sprau. Judges were Mrs.

Barbara mer and Mrs. Rowena Beacher. Epperson, A Mrs. Alberta Mrs. John Pool, Mrs.

Glen Miller and J. O. Brownlee attended the Training School Tuesday for local officers of the United Methodist Women in Saybrook. Mrs. Esther Ficken, Mrs.

Rowena Beacher and Mrs. Rowena Foor of Normal attended the luncheon of the Ford County Retired Teachers Assoc. held at Jake Kate's Restaurant in Gibson City at noon last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Law, Amarillo, Texas were weekend guests in the home of MissAdelaide Dixon. Mrs. C. Trimble, Mrs. Charles Iskowich, David and Michael, DeKalb, visited Monday and Tuesday in the home of Mrs.

Grace Boundy. Karl D. Arends returned to his home in San Francisco, Calif. Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Cox took him to O'Hare Field and attended the Bears football game Monday evening. Mrs. Mabel Spellmeyer, Mrs. Pearl Roberts and Mrs.

Alberta Trimmer attended the Methodist Bazaar and luncheon in Paxton on Thursday then went to the Ford County Nursing Home- to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Eppelheimer and other residents there. Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Busick and Steve and Janet Melvin attended the wedding of Debbie Arnold and Brian Treacy which was held in the First Congregational Church of Elgin on Saturday. Miss Arnold is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Arnold of Elgin. The Busicks also visited with their daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Somerville and Kim and Marcia. Mrs. Peggy Jo Wildman and Matthew of Marshaltown, Iowa, spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

John Clark. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jake Copass went to Kentland, Ind. to visit some old school friends, Mr.and Mrs.

Hubert Basket. Merle Schwarz of Gillespie, Mike Schwarz and Randy Clark of Bloomington were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark on Thursday evening. Sunday 'dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.

Ford Hatton were Mr.and Mrs. Robert Sinn Jr. and Teresa. Later Mr. and Mrs.

Hank Hummel of Paxton and Miss Hazel Stathers were callers at their home. The birthdays of Kenny Sinn and Marsha Smith were observed Sunday with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinn Sr. Other guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and Jill, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sinn Jr. and Teresa, Chuck and Karen Sinn and Tom Tschosik. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark visited the latter's sisters, Mrs.

Ethel Elcorn and Mrs. Laura Bailey on Sunday in Champaign. Mrs. Bud Morfey was pleasantly surprised on her birthday Thursday when the following persons from Gibson City arrived with cake and ice DOUBLE-B-BARN ANCHOR, ILLINOIS Nov. 7 Nov.

8 Roy Satterfeal AND THE COUNTRY SONS 8:30 12:00 Nov. 1 "Jerry Barth's Dixieland TRY OUR NEW SALAD BAR ALL FROM JUDY'S FAMOUS RECIPES Except On Tuesday Nights NIGHT ONLY CHICKEN -Family Style All You Can $2.50 Per Person For Reservations Call, Collect 723-5601 YOUR HOSTS TOM AND JUDY KP- Gibson City, Courier, Nov. 6, 1975--3A ugh 90 70 60 50 -40 30 20 10 Community Chest donations during the 1975 campaign have reached $12,428 or nearly of the goal, as indicated here by Dr. Hugh Reynolds. Drive chairman Gary Burton said that with just one final push, the annual goal can be exceeded again this year.

All solicitors and in-plant collectors are urged to report to their precinct captains if this has not already been done. Give cream to help her celebrate: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woodard and Amy and Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Stevens and Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. John Kopina Jr. of Depue, Ill.

visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Val Szygenda on Sunday. Mrs. Kopina and Mrs.

Szygenda are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. John Pool and Greg spent Sunday with Miss Joy Pool at Streator. THE MELVIN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert E.

Sabo Pastor Thursday, Nov. 6 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The ladies of the church are invited to the bazaar and luncheon at the Piper City U.M. Church.

Friday, Nov. 7 2:00 p.m. Acacia Class to meet at the home of Marguerite Kendrick. Pearl Roberts to have the devotions and Mabel Spellmeyer the lesson. Last day of the CROP Clothing Appeal.

Saturday, Nov. 8 9:30 a.m. Confirmation Class Sunday, Nov. 9 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

Worship with Great Hymn Sing 6:30 p.m. Builders Class to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swearingen. The program will be by Mr.

and Mrs. John Benson telling of their trip to the Holy Land. K.E.Y Group to go to Bloomington to hear David Wilkerson author of "The Cross and the Monday, Nov. 10 Sub-district ministers to meet at the Rantoul U.M. Church.

Tuesday, Nov. 11 10:00 a.m. Family counselor meeting at Gibson City. Wednesday, Nov. 12 2:00 p.m.

United Methodist Women. Pledge Service by Mabel Spellmeyer. Hostesses are Ruthella Dueringer and Leora Boundy. 4:00 p.m. Junior Choir 4:30 5:30 p.m.

F.0.G. 7:00 8:30 p.m. K.E.Y. at Melvin. Key Notes to follow.

Devotions by Jody Conger, Program by Toni Messmore, refreshments by Ann Gerber and Jean Richard with fun by Patty Curtis. Thursday, Nov. 13 7:30 p.m. Youth and Adult Choir Practice. WANTED: 4 or more persons to attend the Melvin United Methodist Sunday School in addition to the 96 who attended on Sunday, Nov.

2. Ford County Court News MARRIAGE LICENSES Walter Ray Youngblood, Herscher and Charlene Esther Coffman, Dwight; Robert Harold Smith, Colfax and Juell Marie Johnson, Colfax; Jerry Eugene Pilkington, Rantoul and Minnie Joan Loveless, Rantoul, Thomas Benjamin Overstreet, Paxton and Cheryl Anne Middleton, Rantoul; Paul Preston Carder, Champaign and Shirley Carlene Heath, Champaign; James Randell Mills, Loda and Teresa Ann Genzel, Loda; David Maldonado Calif. and Carrie Marie Long, Rantoul; Merle Gene Brandt, Gibson and Pamela Kay Brandt, Rexford Lee Crumpler, Rossville and Linda Joyce Brooks, Rossville; Michael Eugene Roth, Saybrook and Connie Jo Shewmaker, Gibson; Patrick Dennis McNeeley, Rankin and Elizabeth Ann Wilkie, Paxton; Mark Delano Caldwell, Rantoul and Sharon Kay Vincent, Rantoul; Robert Gayle Murden, Rantoull and Deborah Ann Lindauer, Paxton; Douglas Wm. Sanderson, Paxton, and Rebecca Lou Morris, Paxton; CIRCUIT COURT Vernon Eugene Miller VS. Gail Ann Miller, Divorce: Geo.

Kaye, Atty. Marguerite Nan Hewerdine VS. James Ray Hewerdine; Divorce; Jas Blum, Atty. Vernon Hinshaw vs. St.

Bk. Piper etc. et al; Complt; Wm. B. Lawrence, Atty.

Bevard Cabbage vs. Sentry A Mut. Opsahl, Atty. Carol June McCreary VS. Daniel Everett McCreary; I Divorce; Rodeen, Atty.Myrtle Johnson, Indiv.

as rep Est. Dale Johnson, dec. vs. John Delores C. Brown; Forcible Entry Detr: Strom.

McMillen Master Cr. Union VS. Michael E. Sample; Youck. McMillen Master Cr.

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8:00 6:00 Phone 475-3131 Senior citizen's rules of road review course A review course on The Rules of the Road, official driving regulations, will be offered by Secretary of State Michael Howlett's office for senior citizens. The course will be held Nov. 17, 18 and 19 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Gibson City, sponsored by the Gibson City Telecare Service. The course includes a complete review of Illinois highway driving laws, and each participant will be given an official vision test.

According to Howlett, the Rules of the Road Review Course is not a driving class. It is aimed at current good drivers, whose knowledge of present rules may not be up-to-date. Nearly of older drivers fail the driving test each year due to anxiety and lack of knowledge of specific details of regulations, Howlett said. Gibson City Markets Corn $2.35 Beans 4.60 Oats 1.60 Wheat 3.40 Be Sure to Notify The Courier If you change your address! PRESCHOOL SCREENING PRE-REGISTRATION Child's Date -of Birth Parents' name Address Preferred location and date Preferred time 10. 11 (check one) 2 We're Having a Devilish Sale Now thru Nov.

8 All Mattresses reduced 25 Name Brands Such as Serta Bemco All Ladies Jeans and Jean Jackets Also Sizes 3 15 reduced Sorry No Charges or Lay-Aways 204-08 N. Sangamon Ave. Gibson City The Fashion Shop.