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Pantagraph B-ll Bloomington-Normal, III. Jan. 21, 1980 Central Illinois Deaths Space shuttle slated to take off this year Lucy Reis The shuttle will carry satellites and scientists into space. It is designed to glide back to Earth for use in future missions. Its launch has been repeatedly postponed by problems with the shuttle's engines and heat-resistant tiles used on the shuttle's exterior.

Frosch said space officials predict there will be 400 shuttle flights over 12 years. He said the number of flights will gradually increase. Richard Renken FLANAGAN (PNS) Richard Renken, 60, of 211 S. Jackson a cabinetmaker and carpenter, died at 5 05 a.m. Sunday at St.

James Hospital. Pontiac. He had been ill several years His funeral will be at 11 am. Tuesday at St. Petri Lutheran Church, the RevJ Ronald Kruger officiating Burial will be in St.

Petri Cemetery, where Flanagan American Legion will conduct a graveside service. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Froelich Memorial Home and an hour before the service Tuesday at the church. He was born July 31, 1919, in Eureka, a son of George and Mabel Yerk Renken. He married Luella Eden Feb. 9, 1946, in Flanagan.

Surviving are his wife; three sons, Jame3 and Randy, both of Flanagan, and Richard, Graymont, two daughters, Donna Monge, Roanoke, and Krlstie Foster, Flanagan; two brothers, William, Golden, and George, Eagle, three sisters, Edna Rlents, Flanagan; Elnora Kubik, Slreator; and Dorothy Griffith, KLsberry, and five grandchildren. His parents, a sister and two grandchildren preceded him in death. Mr. Renken, a veteran of World War II, was a member of lanagan American Legion Post, Chenoa Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans, Dwight. He was a member of St.

Petri Lutheran Church. Chenoa man attending conference for inventors By Mary Ann Flick CHENOA The eighth annual National Inventors Day in Arlington, is scheduled for Feb. 9 and 10 and a Chenoa man will be one of about 100 inventors exhibiting inventions. The man is Kenneth Wilson. His invention is the carriage cycle.

Wilson was issued a patent for his three-wheeled vehicle in January 1979. It was because of that patent that he received an invitation to the exhibit. James Rowland, a patent examiner, was responsible for selecting Wilson's invention. "I was going through the patents in the classification of non-powered vehicles when I came across Wilson's," Rowland said. "He lived in an in between area, not too far away, so I sent him an invitation." Usually, Rowland said, if an inventor lives too far away, he or she won't come to the exhibit.

Wilson accepted and is getting things ready for the trip. He said the patent commission offers a table and room for a display, but because his invention is bulky he said he won't need a table, just room. Wilson has a couple of carriage cycles SHAMBLES by FRED WAGNER James Phelan LINCOLN (PNS) James T. Phelan, 80. of 702 N.

Hamilton retired Logan County probation officer and former commander of the American Legion's Fourth Division and 17th District, died at 6:10 p.m. Saturday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. His funeral will be at 9:30 am Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic Church, the Rev. Edward Westermann officiating. Burial will be in Camp Butler National Cemetery, Springfield.

Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Kerrigan Funeral Home. The rosary will be at 8 p.m. He was born Feb. 17, 1899, in Lincoln, a son of James and Elizabeth Ryan Phelan.

He married Thelma Prunty March 28, 1921, in Peoria. She died Jan. 1, 1970. He married Frances Dowdel Aug. 31, 1978, in Penfield.

Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Eleanor Durst, Mount Pulaski; Jane Yates, Springfield; and Lois Phelan, Chicago; two stepsons, John Dowdel, Lincoln, and Lawrence Dowdel, Saugus, a stepdaughter, Marilyn Elston, Phoenix, a brother, Harry, San Diego, a sister, Mary Maxey, Lincoln; three grandchildren; and 15 step-grandchildren. Four brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. Mr. Phelan, who retired in 1959, was county probation officer 15 years. He was a veteran of World War I and was a sergeant in the Army's 122nd Machine Gun Battalion in France.

He served as commander of Lincoln American Legion Post and the Logan County Council. A former chef de gare of the Logan Forty and Eight and district cheminot and state adjutant of that organization, he was a member of Lincoln Veterans of Foreign Wars and a charter member of Disabled American Veterans. He was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus and was named the Lincoln Courier's "Man of the Month" in May 1968. Memorials may be made to the Forty and Eight or the Eight and Forty Auxiliary. I Bloomington Normal Deaths David H.

Hall The graveside service of David H. Hall, 36, of 2421 E. Washington who died Thursday, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Park Hill Cemetery, the Rev. Michael Hurt officiating.

Military rites will be accorded by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 154. Hospital Notes 4 ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Washburn, Lyle, Pontiac D'Asaro, Viola, Pontiac Gernentz, Harold, Dwight Moyemont, Carol, Dwight Dearth, Audra, Pontiac McAlister, James, Pontiac Ledford, William, Emington Kelleher, Flora, Chenoa Eshleman, Cora, Thawville Wilhoit, Ethel, Fairbury Dismissed Elliott, Katherine, Cornell Pennington, Laurie, Saunemin Casey, David, Pontiac Curry, Donna, Pontiac Kirkpatrick, Mary, Chatsworth Mildred, Steven, Fairbury Johnson, Cathlyn and baby girl, Fairbury Lange, Dorothy, Piper City Heatherington, Emma, Fairbury Cherco, James, Dwight Voris, Verle, Fairbury Meal, Arthur, Fairbury Macom, Amy, Chenoa GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibson City Admitted Linthwaite, Mildred, Gibson City Adkins, Clines, Gibson City Heavilin, Beverly, Gibson City Dismissed Well, Harry, Colfax Steidinger, Donald Forrest Walker, Dennis, Paxton Heiser, Joyce, Fisher Kysar, Loretta, Melvin Shaw, Atlas, Gibson City Thompson, Louise, Gibson City Foster, Nancy, Gibson City Lutz, Thomas, Bellflower Webber, Michael, Mansfield FAIRBURY Admitted Paradies, Ruth, Cabery Adams, Francis, Dwight Hoelscher, Rochelle, Chatsworth Zimmerman, George, Fairbury Artz, Florence, Thawville Garmon, Affie, Cropsey Peters, David, Fairbury McCaskey, David, Pontiac Timmerman, Anna, Flanagan Jenkins, Eula, Pontiac Dismissed Paternoster, Sandra, Fairbury Walker, Tracie, Pontiac Tucker, Carol, Pontiac Armour, Willard Odell Dohleman, Margaret, Pontiac Dunlap, Margaret, Odell Steidinger, Diane and baby boy, Odell CHENOA (PNS) The funeral of Lucy Grace Reis, 90, R. 1, who died Saturday night, will be at 11 a m. Tuesday at Meadows Mennonite Church.

The Revs. Leo Miller and Lotus Trover will officiate. Burial will be in Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Duffy Pils Memorial Home and an hour before the service Tuesday at the church. She was born Sept.

26, 1889, in Meadows, a daughter of John and Elizabeth Forney Roszhart. She married Adolph Reis Feb. 19, 1913, in Meadows He died Sept. 17, 1959. Surviving are three daughters, Grace Rocke, Hopedale; Kaye Kerber, Towan-da; and Martha Scott, Bellflower; three sons, Hugo, Chenoa; Herbert, 101 Ratlliff Road, Bloomington; and Victor, Grid-ley; a sister, Viola Rediger, 1, Chenoa; two brothers, George Roszhart, Flanagan, and Robert Roszhart, II 1, Chenoa; 13 grandchildren; and 17 greatgrandchildren.

Four brothers, three sisters and a great-grandchild preceded her in death. Mrs. Reis, who lived in Meadows Mennonite Home 14 years, was a lifetime resident of the Meadows area and a member of Meadows Mennonite Church and the church's Ladies Aid. Memorials may be made to Meadows Mennonite Home. Hazel Phillips ATLANTA (PNS) Hazel L.

Phillips, 93, of Bartmann Nursing Home in rural Atlanta, died at 12:50 a.m. Sunday at the nursing home. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Quiram Funeral Home, the Rev. Bob Wilson officiating.

Burial will be in Atlanta Cemetery. Visitation will be an hour before the service. She was born Jan. 13, 1887, in Eminence Township, a daughter of Albert II. and Elizabeth Morris Booker.

She married Walter Dean Phillips Dec. 26, 1906, in Atlanta. He died Oct. 14, 1957. Surviving are a daughter, Darol Ruenzi, Springfield; four grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; and two step-great-grandchildren.

A daughter, a grandson and a sister preceded her in death. Mrs. Phillips was a member of Atlanta Christian Church, the church's Dorcas Class and Atlanta Woman's Club. Memorials may be made to Bartmann Nursing Home. Tillie Riggenbach TREMONT (PNS) Tillie S.

Riggenbach, 88, East Peoria, a former Tremonl resident, died at 5:20 p.m. Sunday at her home. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tremont Apostolic Christian Church, with church ministers officiating. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Mortuary. She was born Jan. 18, 1892, in Tremont, a daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Gerstner Koch. She married Daniel E.

Riggenbach Sept. 26, 1915, In Tremont, He died in 1935. Surviving are six sons, Lawrence, Wesley, Dale, Robert, Dean and Ben, all of East Peoria; three daughters, Betty Tiffan and Marie Riggenbach, both of East Peoria, and Ruth Wilging, Rit-tman, Ohio; two brothers, William S. Koch, Tremont, and Ben Koch, Morton; two sisters, Lydia Koch and Mayme Brunner, both of Tremont; 32 grandchildren; and 28 great-grandchildren, A daughter, five brothers and a sister preceded her in death. Mrs.

Riggenbach, a resident of East Peoria 52 years, was a member of Twelve Oaks Apostolic Christian Church, Peoria. Memorials may be made to the church's missionary fund. Shotgun, television reported stolen A 12 gauge shotgun, a television and a cassette recorder were taken In two separate burglaries reported to police Saturday. Ted Elmore, Farmer City, told police the shotgun was taken from his house overnight Friday. Police said a door to the house was discovered open about 7 a.m.

Saturday. A garage at the residence also was entered after the garage door was pried open. Nothing appeared to be missing from the garage, Elmore told police. A $320 television and a $65 cassette recorder were taken from an apartment rented by Cedric Sanford, 1435 Hillview Drive, Apt. 1C, Normal.

Sanford said the burglary occurred while he was gone for a winter vacation. A saw or a pry bar was used to open a door to the apartment, police said. Cropsey Kirk and Matt Elliott, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Elliott, returned Thursday from a three-week trip to Colombia, South America.

They visited Ruben Giraldo, an AFS student who lived with the Elliotts six years ago. Nazis strike In 1935, the Nazi government decreed that Jews were to be deprived of German citizenship. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Space agency officials say the Space Shuttle program, plagued by a string of missed deadlines, should be off the ground by fall but it will cost about $3.5 billion more than expected nine years ago. "Although we are still aiming at a June date, I think the most probable date will be in September or October and that we are likely to get it done before the end of the year," Robert Frosch said Saturday after the conclusion of a series of simulated flights of the orbiter Columbia.

Frosch, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said it's still possible the launch of the first orbiter could slip into 1981. Officials once hoped to have a shuttle in space by 1979. But Frosch called the simulated flights "a major milestone." "We are very pleased and somewhat surprised that it went as rapidly and quickly as it did," he said. Several of the simulated launches were delayed, but by problems simulating the mission rather than problems that could occur during a real space flight. Crew members for the first mission, former Navy Capt.

John Young and Navy Cmdr. Robert Crippen, said they are anxious to take the Columbia into orbit. "My confidence level has gone up," Young said. The veteran of four space missions, including a lunar landing, said the Columbia is more complex than the Apollo moon vehicle. Frosch said one milestone was passed with the successful firing of engines designed to propel the shuttle into orbit.

The engines were fired successfully for the first time Dec. 17 at a NASA facility in East Bay St. Louis, Miss. In 1971, the predicted cost for the program was $5.1 billion. Frosch said he expects a 19 to 20 percent overrun for a cost $8.6 billion.

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Gerring conversion. Fully equipped. Call 663-4070 DODGE-1978 D-150 Sweptline pickup. 6-cylinder, standard shift, power steering, radio, heater $3,795 MARTEN MOTORS Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Emden, III. Ph.

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DODGE drive. power FORD-1976 speed FORD 1975 power automatic, Steering, Emden, III. FORD pup trailer. 9 00 rubber, combination tarps. Very selling appreciate.

radial mileage. All box, roll IH Scout runs on rusted. 454-2917. INTERNATIONAL drive. snowplow.

INTE air, tilt. INTERNATIONAL Manley Carlock MACK excellent Paso. Available or tint, you are 501 N. BODY Speciallilng 2051 Ireland finished and one will accompany him to the exhibit. The cycle is similar to a large tricycle but has an additional feature of a carrying space.

It can carry groceries, camping gear or whatever the owner might need it to carry, Wilson said. The carriage cycle is safer than a tricycle, he said, because it leans as one steers to avoid toppling over. That feature, together with the carrying space, separate Wilson's three-wheeler from others that also are patented, he said. Wilson said he hopes to manufacture the carriage cycle. However, no one has offered him financial support.

Rowland said the patent commission does not allow inventors to sell their items at the exhibit, but there is a possibility that contacts might be made. Generally, Rowland said, the exhibit is viewed by the general public and not by business representatives. However, he said, in the past such companies as Westinghouse and Poloroid have had exhibits at the fair. At any rate, it will be an opportunity to tell people about the carriage cycle, and Wilson said that is enough to make him happy. AUTOMOTIVE 91S Trucks, Trailers 4x4 SALE FORD-1972 F-250 12123 40 DODGE-1974 Ram Charger S2750 00 CHEVROLET 1974 $2998 00 FORD-1974 F-IO0 S39IOOO GMC-1976 $3940.00 CHEVROLET 1977 $4710 00 It You Ever Wanted A 4x4 Now Is The Time To Buy! Dealers Also Welcome No Trade Prices TRACK TRAVEL AUTO 2438 S.

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Ph. 217-897-1389. FORD-1980 F-150 4X4, mud and snow tires, power steering and power brakes. Stock No. 5960, $6,664.

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Just $4362 FORD SALES EL PASO 829-1821-EI Paso, 527-6050 Eves-El Paso, 527-4378 or 527-6163 Alberta Martin FAIRBURY (PNS) Alberta Runyon Martin, 90, Continental Manor Nursing Home, Dwight, a former Fairbury resident, died at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the nursing home. She was taken to Stiver Home for Funerals. REPORTED SUNDAY VALERIE JO 1I1NSHAW, Infant (laughter of Kevin and Lori Estill llinshaw, 1406 Baugh Drive, Normal, formerly of Hudson, died Saturday. A graveside service will be at 3 p.m.

today at Hudson Cemetery. ANNIE B. SMITH, 90, San Diego, a retired bank employee and teacher and a former Washington resident, died last Monday. A graveside service will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Glen Dale Cemetery.

PAUL D. SANDS, 65, Cambridge, operator of a seed and supply firm and a former Hopedale resident, died Thursday. The funeral will be at 9:30 a in. today at St. John's Vianney Catholic Church, Cambridge.

Burial will be in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Wyoming, III. JOHN BOOMGAKDEN, 71, rural Thawville, died Friday. The funeral was Sunday afternoon at Reilly Funeral Home, Piper City. Burial was in Drenton Cemetery.

HATTIE E. CABLE, 85, Lexington, died Friday. The funeral will be at 2 m. today at Mussclman Funeral Hume. Burial will be in Chenoa Ccmettery.

JAMES W. HILL, 58, Liverpool, an employee of Standard Brands of Pekin, died Saturday. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. today at Davis Mortuary, Tremont. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens, Pekin.

ELMER WILLIAM GEIGER, 67, Morton, a retired farmer, died Saturday. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today ut Community United Church of Christ. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memory Gardens. Visitation will be an hour before the service.

Car-van collision injures 10 people PONTIAC (PNS) Ten people were injured, but none hospitalized, after a car-van collision about 6:45 p.m. Saturday on Illinois 116 about 1.2 miles east of Pontiac, state police said. The driver of the car, Cathy Palasz, 23, Peoria, was eastbound on 116. She told police her car ran off the road and when she tried to regain control, she slid into the path of a westbound van driven by Antonio Wbarra, 33, Saunemin. The Peoria woman was slightly injured and did not go to a hospital, police said.

However, Wbarra, and his wife, Yolanda, 29; and children, Janle, 15; Ernie, 12; Matias, 9, Antonio, Sandy, and Rosemary, 5, also of Sauenim, were treated and released from St, James Hospital. Also treated was another passenger, David Martinez, 13, Pontiac. A nurse said they suffered cuts and lacerations. State police charged the driver of the car with improper lane usage and the driver of the van wiih driving while his license was revoked. Bloomington man gets possession charges Thomas LeRoy Comm.

21, of 1402 S. Ash St. was arrested on a drunken driving charge at 12:40 a.m. Saturday in the 900 block of West MacArthur Avenue, and then was charged with illegal possession of cannabis and a controlled substance while he was being booked at police headquarters. According to police reports, a plastic bag containing what appeared to be cannabis was found In one of Corum's socks.

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