Koapr &- Sons B o o k Bindery Inc. Low income beneft t, Michigan 4 9 2 8 U Sprlngpo .te s s e t Energy assistance program f V for student SINGLE COPY 254 offsets heating/cooling bills

At the time of application the applicant will The McLean county Economic Opportunity registration rlcU n d zctie * be given a statement to take to his doctor that Corporation has expended $70,999.00 in will have to be completed and returned before Livingston county, assisting 401 households, Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Wednesday, Aug. 19, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1981 payments can be issued. (including 24 from the Chatsworth area) with will be registration and payment of fees for all ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 45 The program allocation for Livingston their main heat source bill. The average Chatsworth Unit No. 1 students in preparation t&lWl, C om bctt county ws $181,739.00, $70,990.00 has been heating assistance payment amount per for the 1981-82 school year expended, which leaves $110,749.00. household has been $177.90. The grade school registration and fee Now that the long winter months of 1980-81 The Low-Income Energy assistance payments will be made at the grade school are behind us, it is time for everyone to start science teacher at the junior high. Betti program provides assistance to eligible low- office. The schedule set up for grade school thinking ahead to 1981-82. It's difficult to School Board meeting.. . resignations were regretfully accepted . . . % income households to offset rising costs of students will be on the last name basis as imagine a temperature of zero when the The board voted to offer teaching contracts home energy that are excessive in relation to follows: A-G, 9 a m. to 12 noon, Tuesday, Aug. weather outside is 80 degrees. However in to Carol Amm of Pontiac for the district choral household income. 18; H-M 1 p.m. to 3 p m., Tuesday. Aug. 18; order to stay ahead of those high fuel bills, At the time of application the program N-R, 9 a m. to 12 noon, Wednesday, Aug. 19; music position and will include being everyone should be giving serious participant provided written documentation of S-Z, 1 p.m. to 3 p m., Wednesday, Aug 19. Two teachers resign; sophomore sponsor and Spring musical assis­ consideration to utilizing a monthly gas tant. A half time elementary education posi­ all household members income for the past 90 budget plan. This payment plan allows you to tion was offered to Julie Davis, of Cropeey. days and the most current heating source bill. High school registration and payment of pay a set amount monthly during the entire Miss Davis will also be the girls basketball Applicants do not need an overdue bill or fees will be conducted in the high school office. year, which is applied as a credit to your coach. shut-oiff notice to qualify, and may apply Schedule of registration is: 12th grade, 9 a m. ft" account. Then when it is zero, and your first whether or not they pay for their own heating to 12 noon, Tuesday, Aug 18; 11th grade, 1 tw o offered contracts bill arrives, you will have a credit balance to bills. The amount of assistance depends on the p.m. to 3 p.m .Tuesday, Aug. 18; 10th grade, 9 Linda Koets, last year’s half time Title I help you meet the cost. This will save all the household, and other factors. The payment a.m. to 12 noon, Wednesday, Aug. 19; 9th by Julie Davis from Pamela Haas, the district’s choral music math teacher, submitted a letter asking the pain of having a $200.00 bill due all at one time. amount ranges from $75.00 to $360.00. grade, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 19. teacher. Miss Haas had been with the board to re-evaluate and re-instate her on the If you are in need of any information The McLean county Economic Opportunity The Chatsworth School Board met Monday Chatsworth district for the past three years. staff. The consensus of the board was that the concerning the budget plan, or need help in Corporation also administers the Medically night in a special meeting called and accepted She has decided to enroll in graduate study on prior decision to not reinstate her would stand. budgeting, please contact your local gas Fees for the coming school year will be as Necessary Cooling assistance program. This the resignations of two teachers and offered a full time basis. In other action, the board extended con­ company. Everyone is going to have to take a follows: Books - Kdg., $13.; 1-5, $15.50; 68, program is designed to assist income-eligible contracts to two teachers. The board also accepted a letter of resigna­ tracts to all certified and non-certified staffs look at their energy costs, and realize that $16.50; 9-12, $18. Insurance: K 8 , $7.50 ( 35 for households with their cooling bills. The board accepted a letter of resignation tion from Connie Etter, who was half time for the coining year. they are going to continue to rise. 24 hr.); 7-12. $15 <35. for 24 h r.i; Dental, $4. The amount of assistance depends on the Unfortunately, due to the proposed budget households income, the number of persons in cuts, there are no definite plans for the future Towels 9-12, $17.50 semester (with sports the household, and other factors. The payment of an Energy Assistance program in 1981-82. -$22.50 per semestcn. Lunches 18, 85t; 9-12, ranges from $65.00 to $150.00. Any persons interested in applying to the 95<. M ilk - K 8 , $17.60 year. f - Some conditions that may be improved by Iyow-Income Energy Assistance program or Parents with students going into Kdg., cooling facilities are: Respiratory and the Medically Necessary Cooling assistance fifth, and ninth grades, or any new students in Cardiovascular problems, Allergies that program should contact the McLean county the district must bring their completed health require filtered air, skin diseases, strokes, Economic Opportunity Corporation, 116 North cards in order to enroll. Health cards are Diabetes Mellitus, and Heat Exhaustion. Main street, Pontiac or telephone 815-842-4145. available at the school if anyone needs one.

If there is anyone on vacation at this time Despite demands made of state . . . or if it is inconvenient at the appointed time, they should call the grade school office for an appointment. If parents of grade schoolers wish Danny Dill’s promise to register their high school students at the same time as they are taking care of grade school registration, they are welcome to do so, exceeds performance even if it is not the appointed time.

by Rick Jones Well, after all. Dill was to be a valuable Danny Dill went through hell on the witness in a multi-million dollar trial which The first day of school for students will be morning of July 22, 1978 had made nationwide headlines. Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Rioting inmates at the Pontiac But, when Danny Dill was called to the Wednesday, Aug. 26 will be the first full day. Correctional Center brutally attacked the witness stand in Chicago earlier this year, any On Monday Sept. 7, students will have their young prison guard. They savagely beat him identifications he made were "severely first vacation because of la b o r Day and tried to remove one of his arms with a tainted," according to one source. They were observance with school resuming at the shovel. tainted because his written demands were regular time on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Dill was left for dead. He survived only by available to defense counsel and because he playing dead until the uprising was quelled. had not immediately named some inmates he From his bed in a Peoria hospital's later included in his statement. Intensive care unit. Dill sent back word to The result may not have been a surprise to authorities in Livingston county that he could the prosecutors. One source close to the identify some of the inmates involved in the investigation has said there was some question right up until the end whether Dill deaths of three of his fellow prison guards. should be called to testify. Coroner Keith Von Qualen described the There are some who speculate that the riot murders as “ the most vicious” episode he emotional trauma of Danny Dill’s ordeal had ever investigated. But Danny Dill could caused him to say things immediately identify some of the killers. Danny Dill was following the riot that he was later forced to going to be a hero. alter. "Maybe, given what he went through, Gov. James Thompson's aide, Gayle the emotional stress he was under, we Franzen, later director of the state prison expected too much of him,” one source system, was so confident of D ill’s ability to commented. name those responsible that he told The Blade 10 days after the riot there was "no question but what we will be coming up with several Not everyone buys that explanation. But all those involved with the key assailants." prosecution's "star witness” agree on one * No question about it, Danny Dill was going point: Danny Dill went through hell on the to be a very important witness, maybe the key morning of July 22,1978. to the state's case. • 88 The tragic epitaph for the Pontiac prison Sadly, his brightest moment in the three- riot is that the uprising could have been year ordeal came as he lay critically-injured avoided. in the hospital. Despite what he had undergone in the cellhouse that morning, he recuperated f t In a May, 1978, interview with The Blade, then Pontiac warden Thaddeus Pinckney (Seventh of a Series) discounted an observation by one of his staff members that the Institution could be in for "a long, hot summer.” as a heroic figure who would see that justice was done. But Danny Dill was not to emerge from the "We have no more tension, no more gang- trial three years later as a hero. related tension than normal," the warden There were some involved in the contended. investigation who questioned almost immediately whether Dill could play a vital role in any criminal proceedings. A front page Pinckney offered his own observation for story in the Aug. 10, 1978, Blade carried the the upcoming summer of 1978. “We’ll have a banner headline: "Some doubt Dill’s value as bad summer if you Jump everytime somebody witness.” opens his mouth." "He knows nothing," one source told this newspaper. Two months later, on July 1, veteran prison Nevertheless, prosecutors evidently could guard Lt. William Nelson Thomas, a Fairbury not afford to risk losing Dill as a witness. He native, began asking for a general lockup of was given immediate police protection. the prison population to avert a possible But Dill wanted more. He put some of his uprising. His request was denied. demands In writing to prosecutors. Under On Friday evening, July 21, Thomas visited court rules, these letters had to be turned over his brother, Dick, who lives in rural Fairbury. to defense lawyers, who must have gleefully waited for their opportunity to level charges of “Something is going to happen pretty soon," "testimony in return for payment" at Dill and the guard told his brother, adding that his the state. warnings had fallen on deaf ears. The Blade has learned that Dill demanded and received a lump sum workman's compensation settlement of approximately |B0,000 from the state. The settlement ran Shortly after 9 a.m. the following morning, contrary to established practices and was Thomas and two fellow officers were accomplished after several rejections, when murdered in the worst prison riot in Illinois the matter finally came to the attention of a history. • • • * higher authority with a receptive ear. Markets (Livingston G rain Quotes) Wednesday, Aug. 0, INI C o rn ...... $3.08 THE LONG AWAITED mini-park on main street is finally becoming a reality as Birkenbeil shows the location for trees and shrubs that have already ba«n % Friday, volunteers began setting the curbing for a new sidewalk. The mini-park donated. In due time, Chatsworth will be admiring this new addition, the courtroom. has been three years in the making. Top photo of plans drawn up by Jim Ptalndealer Photo by Julia Dtttfltt r - Letter to the Editor

* i * Recently I have been asked why I wanted to family projects to keep their taxes low; now Little build elderly and family housing units in we have an opportunity to do the same thing. Chatsworth. The first part of my answer What type of people will live in these units? consists of asking to look around you. Think It is pretty obvious that elderly people will live what Chatsworth is like today, and think about in elderly units. All the units are built to accept From the Other ^ V Chatsworth as It was in 1960. We had two elderly people, even the family units. It is Casino implement dealerships, three car dealers, two possible that elderly people could live in all the full time barbers, a movie theater, three units. grocery stores on main street, a Sears, Suppose the family units have families in Roebuck store, our own newspaper, a them. What kind of people will live in these Side of the O ffice champion football team a champion units? First of all, it is important to remember by Julie Davis basketball team, and not too bad a track team. the type of people accepted in them should be The only thing hard to find in Chatsworth was no different than the type of person already in a parking place. the community. Other than the guidelines the b y M a r i a n Chatsworth has declined in the past 20 requirements are fairly stiff. Before a person years. It’s true we still have more than most can rent one of the units, they must meet the towns, but we better do something to improve following requirements. First - credit records On the weekends, I catch up with locust. It remains in mat case for / didn't know what to expect when 1 baked pie shell our situation or we will loose what we have. are thoroughly checked. Second-they cannot we went to O'Hare Tuesday afternoon 3 egg whites the garden work that I neglect to do seven years until it hatches. When it One thing we have lost that no town around us have ever had a criminal record. Third-they throughout the week. The potato hatches, it turns into the locust, which for 20 miles has lost is population. People are must have a reasonable recommendation to take Duane and family to catch 6 tablespoons sugar plants had dried up so I traced down we hear pressing their wings together what pay taxes and support business. One of from their previous landlord in categories of their plane. They had made a Select a cantaloup of good quality. the potato fork and began digging. Of reminding us that there are only six the purposes of the elderly and family housing good housekeeping habits and neighborhood reservation ahead but with the strikers Cut ripe cantaloup In half, remove course, It's always a surprise as you more weeks till frost. "Just think, he's is to improve the tax basis of Chatsworth. relationships. Fourth-no pets are allowed in or walking below the control tower, they seeds scoop out pulp with a spoon never know until you dig down just had seven years of resting, so that Many taxes are related directly to the out. One other guideline is that not too many wondered too whether they would get into a saucepan and place over how big or small your crop will be. when he hatches he'll be able to sing population of a community. These taxes are low income people are allowed - no more than on, but, not trouble at all. There were medium heat until It comes to gentle And from the looks of my yield there his heart out," the insect expert said. reimbursed by the state and federal 30 percent. only about 15 picketing at the time we boil. As it heats you can mash pulp wasn’t a whole lot that happened My lesson wasn’t over in insect government to the town. The question is what is low income? Low were there unless they were doing it with a potato masher. If you prefer, underneath the ground this year, at study as later in the day I ran across The housing units will increase our income means that a person must make below in shifts. They at least got home O K. liquify pulp in blender before heating. population. This means our share of revenue 39400 for a single person to $16,750 depending least plant-wise anyway. Potatoes what I though was a rather unusually and were on time all the way. Mix sugar, flour and salt together well, sharing will increase; our state motor fuel tax on family size. For example, a man, wife and weren't the only thing I turned up. large ant colony. I squatted down to The two days I was off seemed like and add to heated cantaloup and stir reimbursement will increase; our state one child would be low income if their income until thickened. Do not cook About half way down the second have a better look and all of a sudden reimbursement for income tax will increase, was $12,750 after deductions. Remember these Saturday both days, I even tried to find row of potatoes, I over turned a clump these green bees started flying up out and our state aid to the school system will figures apply only to family units. The elderly TV programs on Monday using cantaloup pulp too long before adding of soil and this "thing" started of the hole I told my feet to do their increase. These taxes are only based on units have different requirements because Saturday's TV guide. sugar and flour. Beat egg yolks and moving. At first, I thought it was iust stuff and headed in the direction of population. Projects like these do not pay local they are geared for the Social Security I have never tried this recipe so if it add 2 tablespoons water and add to an empty cocoon of some type until it the house. I had never heard of bees property taxes, but they pay the local recipiet. isn't good, don't blame me. cantaloup mixture and cook until jerked from being disturbed. My living underground similar to that of government in lieu of taxes which boils down Veterans, servicemen, and families of CANTALOUP PIE thick and creamy. Remove from fire reflexes were just as quick, as I jolted an ant environment, but seeing is to about the same thing. veterans are given preference. 1 medium cantaloup and add butter. Pour mixture into back from this "thing". believing. One of the good things about projects such Projects like these provide housing should */* cup sugar (Vt cup if cantaloup is baked pie shell. Beat 3 egg whites The "thing" was brown, shaped Now, had I ran across a wasp I as these is they increase local tax revenues industry move in. What industry you say. I extra sweef>8 tablespoons flour with 6 tablespoons sugar to make like a shell, and funny enough, it had a would not have lost my courage as without taking the money from local tax don’t know. 1 do know that before industry '/< tsp. salt meringue. Top pie with meringue and payers. The net effect should be to lower local comes, there must be adequate housing, tail on it. It didn’t have any eyes, thank quickly. The insect expert informed 3 egg yolks bake in a 425-450 degree oven until taxes or in these inflationary times, help keep particularly rental housing. Chatsworth needs goodness, so it couldn't craw! in the me long ago, that wasps are cowards 2 tablespoons water delicately browned. them from going up. to attract more industry. These units will be direction I was running. and won't sting you unless you turn Sales taxes are reimbursements from local very, very nice. They are designed not only to 1 tablespoon butter or margarine HAVE A GOOD WEEK! your back on them. So if you ever collections. If you have more people, you will enhance the economic base of our town, but Time to call in the expert on this encounters wasp, just keep your eyes obviously have more sales tax to help offset beautify our community as well. These one. I learned that it was a cicada-or as on him, he's nothing but a chicken. other types of taxes. Up until recently, large projects are not an end, but a beginning! Thost people call them, the seven year And above all, avoid nests . . . cities used their clout to obtain elderly and Richard A. Pearson

shops, hardware stores, plumbing shops and Social News lumberyards. A little goes a long way and the tubes dry up quickly, so don't invest in too Club fairs well large a tube. If you have breathing problems Bud Herr and five other members of the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierson of Barberton, at all work with a small fan blowing away Bloomington-Normal Ski club spent the week Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Baker of Wor­ from you. It releases acetic acid gas as it in the Grand Teton Mountains in Wyoming thington, Ohio; Mrs. Lottie Bo man of Sun City, cures and makes breathing difficult. at county fair camping, hiking and back packing. They also Ariz.; Mrs. Gladys Baker of Bradley and Miss 2. What is “diamond dust?" It’s an aurora visited Winter park in Colorado. G e n e r a l Delena Gelmers were Sunday afternoon borealis glitter. Dorothy Pearson was Patty’s The Chatsworth Junior Farmers club par­ callers at the home of Mrs. Bernice Hill and Mrs. Walter Knocke of Palos Heights has first grade teacher and used diamond dust on ticipated in the Livingston county 4-H fair held Mary Ann. been visiting and helping with her new grand­ a picture the students made at Christmas recently. •• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Irwin were Sunday son, Richard Alan, bom to Wayne and Alice time. I had never seen anything like it before, Thdse placing in the swine category were: CraCii'clan evening supper guests at the home of Mr. and Knocke. Miss Georgette Walker, LaGrange so I called and asked what it was, and I've Mike Miller with a grand champion pair of Mrs. Earl Coffev and family of Odell. was also a guest on Saturday at the Knocke been a diamond dust user ever since. barrows and also champion niiddleweight pair home. Doc \ J i t l e 3. Why am I called Doc? Long story! But, to of barrows. He also received first, second, and keep it sweet and simple (and pure) a friend’s third in his showings. Carl Homstein had the husband was ailing from a rather humorous champion heavyweight single barrow and malady. It was humorous to everyone but tym, reserve champion single barrow. He had first, so I made a big “get well” card (nasty of second and sixth in his showings. Tim course) and signed "Doc". People kept getting McGreal took first, fourth and sixth along with NOTICE sick, I kept sending nasty cards signed Doc. champion lightweight single barrow. If you heard a low rumble a few weeks ago, 6. Add a twig, birds nest, bird. The name stuck, and it's one of the nicer In junior showmanship, Lara Elliott took The three year lease for CAPS Farm Acres will be it wasn’t an earthquake, but merely the 7. Cover completely with com husk loops. things I’ve been called, so that’s why I go by the honors of first, second, third and fourth. auctioned the 20th of August at 7 p.m. at CAPS Charlotte Home Extension ladies groaning at 8. Pin a circle of your kitchen curtain Doc. Others included: Joe Weber - 1st and 4th, the memory of our wreathmaking session. It material to back of wreath. Make matching 4. Do I really bake plastic in my oven? Sure Sarah Weber - 4th, Becky Weber - 3rd, van Pavilion. The lease and current soil test are on was quite a day. We met once a week for about ruffle and pin to outside edge. Add solid color do. Just ask my family. Weber - 3rd and (2) 5th’s, Bart Bayston - (3) display at the Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. six weeks to make things for the Fall county bow, few flowers, mixing spoons, cookie 5. Can silk flowers be cleaned? Some are 6th’s, Brett Bayston - 3rd, 4th 7th, and 8th, baxaar. At 9:00 a.m. they arrived armed with cutter, etc. washable now. Most still have to be cleaned Doug Miller • (2) 3rd’s and 4th, Missy Miller - straw, garbage can lids and Jello molds. We 9. Wrap with ribbon, add a long-stem rose with Q-tips and cleaning fluid. After cleaning, (2) lst's, and 5th, Mark Elliott - 1st, 2nd and paired off in teams, and by mid-afternoon had and a bow. spray with decoupage sealer. They’ll stay (2) 4th’s, Craig Ingold - 1st and (2) 2nd’s, Dan enough wreaths for the bazaar and extras for 10. Cover completely with sour dock, add a dean longer. Kessinger - 3rd, 4th and 6th. the ladies to take home. And we still had half a . bright orange bow. In gardening, John Wilken took the grand M r . T i m b e r bale. We made a few phone calls and held a 11. Wrap in pink or blue gingham, add a champion title, also 1st and 2nd place. He also “repeat performance" Thursday for other bow and daisies. Hang a pair of baby shoes received (2) 5th’s in the chicken showings. groups of the county. We finally Finished the and rattle in center for the front door of brand Thank you Keith Wilken received 2nd and 4th places in II bale! new parents gardening. Keith also took first and reserve By this time, your wreath should be dry. If 12. Wrap in ribbon, add greens, flowers and Words cannot express our gratitude for the champion in the electricity category. uitakMi it seems too flexible, wrap again with the dried, varnished rolls or cookies. kindness shown to us during the illness and at In Forestry, Paul Hoelscher received se­ fishing line, tighter than the first time. Now Several people have asked what the the loss of our beloved mother and grand­ cond place and in outdoor conservation, se­ you're ready to trim it to suit your taste. Hear difference is between mod-podge and Elmer’s mother. Thank you for caring. cond place. Sarah Weber took two firsts, one in m w m m are a few easy ideas. glue. They do look alike and smell alike, but Ethel Keever family c latch hook rugs and one in child care. 1. Tie a handful of wheat into a bundle. Pin they aren’t. Mod-podge will not turn yellow across the wreath so the heads are at 9 o’clock after a few months, and after spending time While m % and money on crafts, I don’t want them and the steins at 4 o’clock. In -S to c k 2. Wrap with ribbon. Add a bow, greenery turning yellow. The only two things I use and flowers (traditional, but boring). Elmer's glue for (a friend gave me a gallon of THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Gustafson Motors Supply Lasts! 3. Wrap with ribbon. Pin a wicker or Palm it!) are undercoats on pulp pieces and as a Thurs., Aug. 6, 1981 Piper City leaf fan on back. Decorate front binder when I make the Teddy bear pictures Page Two Top quality used cars for sale. CAPE CORAL BLUE 4. Cover completely with baby's breath. out of coffee grounds. We buy used cars - 815-686-9296. Reg. $13.04...... 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>• ■' In double ring cerem ony ... Sylvia Schade, Philip Weller repeat wedding vows Saturday m

Sylvia R. Schade and Philip C. Weller both groom. They were au dressed identical to the of Dwight, were united in marriage Saturday, Maid of Honor. July 2Sth at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Stephen Weller of Chatsworth was his IS church in Chatsworth Pastor W. C. brother’s best man Groomsmen were Paul Burmeister and Father C. E. Karl officiated at Weller of Caney, Ks. and Richard Weller of the double ring ceremony Chatsworth. The ring bearer was Travis Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. L. Weller of Chatsworth, nephew of the groom. C. Schade and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weller, all The bride's mother chose for her of Chatsworth daughter's wedding a yellow gown of knit with The bride, given in marriage by her father, a matching sheer float. Her corsage was a wore a chapel length gown of white organza miniature of the bride's. over taffeta, accented with ruffled cluny lace The groom’s mother wore a pink flowered and silk Venice motifs. She wore a double tier gown with a matching sheer cape. Her corsage chapel length veil of imported illusion attach­ was white silk roses and daisies. ed to a sheer Juliett cap of Venice lace. Her A reception and dance followed at the " S 3 bouquet was a cascade of white silk mums, American Legion Hall in Chatsworth. white carnations centered with yellow The bride is a graduate of Illinois State rosebuds, yellow and white shasta daisies and university and is employed by Continental tiki grass. A lace handkerchief belonging to Manor in Dwight. The groom is a graduate of the groom's mother, and the white lace the University of Illinois and is employed by covered Bible of Mrs. Norma Dennewitz, were Scully Estate in Dwight. i t - worked into the bouquet. M r. and Mrs. Anton Weller hosted the DIANE MAUBACH AND GERRY GROSKREUTZ A rehearsal dinner. Jankun Studio Maid of Honor was Miss Jean Selanders of Showers in honor of the bride were given June 13 at the Lutheran church hosted by Mrs Garnett, Ks., cousin of the bride. Her formal Diane Maubach and Gerry Groskreutz of Chatsworth have set their wedding length gown was made of maize polyester knit Norma Dennewitz, Mrs. Gwen Scott, Mrs. E r­ date for Sept. 26. Their parents are Mrs. Arlis Maubach of Forrest and the late with blouson bodice and split sleeves. She car­ ma Khale, Mrs. Lillian Henrichs and Mrs. Lois ried a yellow silk carnation and tiki grass on a Wallrich; and on July 17 at the home of Mrs. Leo Maubach and Mrs. Marilyn Fortna of Itasca and Richard Groskreutz of white lace fan. Maryellen Robinson in Dwight, hosted by Mrs. Danville. Bridesmaids were Miss Gayle Laisch of Maryellen Robinson and Mrs. Barbara Miss Maubach is employed at Krueger Printing in Pontiac; he is employed at Bloomington, and Mrs. Jerry Rosenberg of Milbauer. Centel in Fairbury The wedding will be in Chatsworth at Sts. Peter and Paul Champaign. Flower girls were Ann Weller and Following a wedding trip to Wisconsin, the Catholic church. Maureen Weller of Dwight, nieces of the couple will reside in rural Dwight. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Red Cross; Thurs., Aug. 6, 1981 Ready fora Page Three

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Reunion Auxiliary send three to Chicago I Need A Name The Bismark Hotel in Chicago was the Book of annual reports. Additional reports and I am going to be moving in the near future with my setting for the 61st annual American legion awards were given by the various chairman. A Ash Park Recreational Center in Nonna 1 I auxiliary, Department of Illinois convention tribute was made to hospital representatives was the setting for the Martin reunion held owner, Ruth Davis, to the former United Methodist on July 23. and hospital volunteers were presented with J r*© Sunday. From Walter Clemons Unit 613, Mrs. Julia service pins. Sixty-four fam ily members were present Educational Building. Stadler, president and Mrs. laura Ortman The veterans craft display along with the from Farmer City, Forrest, Peoria, and iAicille Haberkorn attended the other programs offered many items of interest WL Chatsworth, Strawn, Fairbury, Roscoe, A contest is being held in my behalf to find me a new to the members. Mrs. Lucille Haberkorn was Beardstown, Tremont, Morton, Denton, Texas convention as delegates. Mrs. Marge Dorn presided during the chairman for the junior activities display DARLENE IRWIN had some and Olkahoma City, Okla. name so bring or send in to the BAKE SHOP by Aug. 15, a convention. Guests included Mayor Jane which included the many items they had won Birthdays honored were Mrs. Irene Ecks­ unusually large heads of cabbage this Byrne, Patrick Breen, American lagion at the junior department conference. name and you will receive $25 if your name is picked. tein of Oklahoma, 80 years old; Raymond C. year in_tjer garden. One head alone, Department Commander, Gov. James Installation for the newly elected officers, Martin, Chatsworth, 75years; and Dryke Mar­ tipped the scales at 15 pounds. Thompson, and Dorothy Mersman laChapeau division and district presidents was held on tin of Texas, 12 years old Plaindealer Photo Departmental, Eight and Forty. Saturday. Mrs. Lois Jenkins, Washington, was Prizes were given for guessing M & M ’s in a by Julie Davis There were 887 delegates, 183 alternates installed as the 17th district president and bottle and also balloons, the lumps on a golf Mrs. Dorothy Sass from Ixing Point as 4th ball, nearest birthday to the reunion, men and and 11 guests registered. All delegates present received the Blue division president. MAPLE RIVER women who had the most photo's of their BONELESS COOKED Headquarters for your spouses in their wallets, the most members of COSTELLO'S one fam ily present, boys who could stand on one foot the longest and girls who had the most canning supplies colors on and women who were the same CHARLIE & MAXINE'S HAMS * | 79 CORN K ING weight when they were married. SLIPSTREAM CENTER CUT GRADE A MARKET CUT UP FA M ILY PAC FRANKSor $ 1 3 g CHATSWORTH P O R K C H O P S Swimming, visiting and baseball game was F riday, A ugust 7 FRYERS BOLOGNA I cb the afternoon entertainment. 69 The 1982 reunion will be held at the same PEPSI COLA. FRESH LEAN 9:00 to 12:00 Lb. place the first Sunday in August with Mr. and 6 3 * Mrs. Bernard Reese of Roscoe and Dr and PEPSI DIET, COUNTRY STYLE GROUND BEEF Mrs. Wilmer Amacher of Farmer City in Legion HaH Chatsworth, III. CHOICE BONELESS O R M T . D E W 5 1 4 9 P O R K R IB S $ | 6 9 $ | 3 9 :harge. 12 Oz.-6 Pac Cans “ for BBQ“ CHUCK ROAST Lb. With $5.00 Order Without order $1.69 $ 1 5 ?. SOUTHERN. GOLDEN RIPE M l PEACHES BANANAS • 35{ © g i p w w ' i ? LARGE -DEL MONTE-303 I L J TOMATOES “ 59* We've Got S i FRUIT COCKTAIL PRAIRIE FARMS Vj-Gal. B U S H H O C "OLD RECIPE” . _ i l i SLICED OR HALVES 1 9 79 § PEACHES...... ” ... ICECREAM ’1 Here’s one tough tillage tool that gets into the fields after % MIXED FRUIT m -. COOL W H IP m . * \ M 7 MINUTE MAID FROZEN 109 harvesting . . . churns, I P E A R S ...... O R A N G E J U IC E 12 Oz. Cans rolls and ridges the soil PRAIRIE FARMS to fight wind and water KRAFT erosion. WHITE OR ASSORTED WHITE CLOUD ORANGE JUICE 2% MILK

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A fter decline . . . Hospital notes steady increase W e a r n o o w o r t h ♦ ♦ By Jim Roberts After a steady 12-year decline, the volume of services being delivered to patients by Fairbury hospital and its staff has shown a dramatic increase during the first six months of the latest of 1981

Compared to the first six months of last year, every one of 10 volume indicators in the acute care section of the hospital is up, s t y l e s anywhere from 3.3% to 21.8%. Half of the 10 are up by 20% or more *

And in the adjoining Helen Lewis Smith Pavilion, the two measurable indicators are l up 29.9% and 30.6%, respectively In the hospital proper. 1,018 patients were w h i l e admitted during the first six months of this year, a gain of 3.3% over the 986 who were assigned rooms during the first six months of * %■ last year. The total patient days from January through June of 1981 were 6,541. up 9.5% from the 5,974 days accumulated by patients in the y o u ’r e ! first six months of 1980. The average daily census so far this year in the hospital proper has been 36.14, against 32.82 last year, for a gain of 10.1%. In the first six months of last year, there were 59 births. This year there have been 67, for a gain of 13.6%, and administrator Frank Brady predicts that the increase will rise to __ rA _ 4 20% by year-end, mostly due to the addition of Dr. John Keller as chief of obstetrics, based in ___ d i the hospital. o u t * # The most dramatic increase is in physical K s a g therapy, with 3,440 treatments in the first half of this year, up 218% over the 1,081 treatments Lisa M iller, Richard H askins in the first half of last year. Brady attributes this to the return of Tom Ladeairous as head of the department after a three-year-absence. nuptials at D anforth, June 20 Next biggest increase is in surgery, with 394 operations performed so far this year, • # compared to 297 for the same period in 1980. Lisa M iller of Danforth and Richard barnes, Danville served as ring bearers. That’s up 32.7%. Haskins of Piper City exchanged wedding The bride’s attendants wore gowns of pink Emergency room, which now has full-time Just tell us, in 5 0 0 w o rd s vows in a double-ring ceremony held at 3:30 polyester knit with spaghetti straps, a weekend coverage by a physician. Dr. Steve p.m. Saturday, June 20, 1981, at St. John's gathered bodice and pleated floor-length Eisner, is up 23.3%, from 977 visits last year, Lutheran church at Danforth with Rev. Ed­ skirts. They carried two long-stemmed to 1,206 this year. And up 21.8% is the volume o r l e s s , w h y y o u a r e ward Gabel officiating. burgundy roses. in the laboratory, which now is staffed for two The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wahls served the groom as best man. shifts. In six months this year, they’ve run Robert F. Miller of Danforth and the Other attendants were Allen Zeedyk. Dan­ 13,173 tests compared to 10,812 for the same bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Audrie forth; Rodney Meyer, Gilman and Tim Mogg­ period in 1980. Haskins of Piper City. ed, Piper City. Mrs. Roger Wilken was the organist and Acting as ushers were Ron Eshleman, In the radiology department administered Stacey Mogged the soloist. Doug and Mike Haskins, and Robert Miller. by Dr. Min Chen, similar increases are registered for three areas. X-Ray exams are Proud to be a The bride, who was given in marriage by The bride's mother wore a floor-length » • her parents, wore a floor-length gown of gown of bronze and gold metalic print. up 13.9%, with 3,581 for the first six months of polyester organza lined in acetate taffeta Her this year as against 3,145 for Jan.-June, 1980. lace bodice was re-embroidered around the The bridegroom's mother wore a floor- Nuclear medicine exams show 184 so far this scalloped neckline and standup collar. The length gown of medium blue. year, up 20.5% from the 153 during the first six gown also featured an empire waistline and A reception was held in the church parish months of 1980. sheer bishop sleeves, snap-closed at the wrist. hall immediately following the ceremony. And Ultrasound, a new diagnostic tool in that department, has been utilized for 274 tests F a r m W i f e ! A chapel length train fell from a bridal Lisa Zachgo and Vanetta Kunsch cut and headband. served the cake; Beth Brewer and Becky For­ in the initial six months of 1981, and was not She wore a pearly necklace belonging to rest served the punch and coffee. Others help­ available for that period a year ago. * • her grandmother and carried a handkerchief ing serve were Brenda Hemp, Helen Colby and In the pavilion, for long-term care patients, Y o u c a n w i n $ 1 0 0 i n g i f t belonging to the bridegroom's grandmother. Robin Lewis. resident days so far this year are up 29.9%, at Cathy Williams of Danforth served as maid After a camping trip near Danville, the 5,958 over 4,587 a year ago. And the average of honor couple is residing in rural Piper City. daily census is 32.92, up 30.6% over the 1980 Maxine Cluver, Cissna Park , Nancy Eden The bride is a 1981 graduate of Gilman high average of 25.20. certificates to C entral and Jennifer Miller, both of Danforth served school and is a nurse's aide at Greenbrier as bridesmaids Ixxlge, Piper City. Beck) Haskins, sister of the bridegroom, The bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Ford Illinois clo th ing stores an d was flower girl. Central high school and is employed ai KS THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Billy Huber of Lyons, Wise, and Bradley Seeds, Piper City. Thurs., Aug. 6, 1981 Page Four d in n er for tw o at a fine Lest ye forget • % C en tral Illinois restaurant.

The first meeting for the girls high school Wedding Dance volleyball team will be Aug. 18 from 7-8:30 HONORING: p.m. The meeting will be held in the high That’s right. Tell us in 500 school gym. All high school girls interested in Becky Smith words or less why you’re playing volleyball this year must attend AND Several items will be covered at the meeting proud to be an American Rules 9 * including-training rules, distribution of Mike Fazio uniforms, and practice time. Farm Wife. If the judges All girls must have a physical for this year Saturday, Aug. 15, ’81 Entries are due by Aug. 14, 1911 and on file in the high school office before they f p.m. at the select your entry we’ll consist of a (500 word or less) essay may practice. If there are any questions call Chatswortti Legion Nall Gene Riha at 635-3637 feature you in our fall entitled “ Why I’m Proud lo be a Farm Chatswortti, IL. Wife.” Legion meeting, Wednesday, Aug. 12. edition of “ Our Area In Legion auxiliary meeting, Monday, Aug. Music by "Gold Rdsll" Entries should be mailed to or turned 10. Donation at the Door Agriculture.’’ In addition, in at: Combelt Press, Inc., 101 W. Lions club meeting, Monday, Aug. 10. IF THEY ever move this tractor, Public Invited Locust, Fairbury IL 81739. Charlotte Home Extension, Tuesday, Aug we'll sure miss it. we’ll treat you and your 11. Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis Contest not open to Combelt Press, Merchants meeting, Tues., Aug. 11, 7:30 favorite fanner to dinner for Inc. employees or members of their « 4 p.m. at Shafer-Pearson Agency. two at one of Central immediate families. CAPS meeting, Thursday Aug. 13 at 6:00 Judges’ decisions are final. p.m. at CAPS bam. Call Don Wheeler for all your Illinois’ fine family Town Board meeting Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at town council room. Used Farm Equipment Needs restaurants. U ttle League cookout Friday, Aug. 7, after the game at CAPS. Players and families welcome. Anyone not contacted bring a 1566 Tractor - Cab - Air...... Sharp * < \ package of hot dogs. Any questions please 1456D...... Cab phone 635-3043. 1066D ...... No Cat a.c . D-19...... WideFront combelt press, inc 1460 Axial Flow Combine 8-Row Narrow Corn Head, New Idea Picker...... 12 Roll Bed 101 Wm I Locust S t J & M Wagons...... New Fairbury, III., 61730 IH27 Haybaler...... like Newj

New rear blades and new rear mount mgwers - now in stock The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News 0 0 We are also cash buyers of farm equipment The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper It’s worth a visit to come to: The Chatsworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press Wheeler Farm Equipment The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal ^ Highway 24, Chatswortn, III. The El Paso Record Phone: 815-635-3784 • Home: 815-635-3658 * *

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it Freddie Immke 1 6 , 1 9 8 1 Saunemin, III. 815-832-4957 Authorities had received a search warrant The Speedons were charged with DCI DCI Agent Gary King, who headed up the A preliminary hearing will be held before George Speedon was also charged with Miss Miss Janette Woodruff, office girl at the This has been the hottest week locally for Paul Somers, 25, of Strawn, died early Miss Mary Frances Clooney of Miss Judy Trinkle celebrated her tenth Joseph Henry Coughlin, well 78, known in The factory buildings and contents of Bom Saturday, July 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Monahan, Chatsworth area Virgil hasCulkin received wordthat he has Chester Drilling and Mrs. Helen Kimmel, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Teter of Norfolk, Va. James Quinn Freehill of Chatsworth 10 p.m. Thursday10 nightas Speedon returned to his Chestnut street home. from Judge Darrellearlier Reno that evening. possession of between 30 and 500 grams of cannabis and less than grams30 of cocaine, according to authorities. "silencer" for a pistol during.22 their search. investigation, said his office and Fairbury Bond on'that charge has been set at $2,000. Judge Reno on Monday, Aug. 17. police have been theworking on case forthree orfour morths. Thearrests came shortly after unlawful use of weapons after police found a week vacationingand in Wisconsin then take a be succeeded by Miss Dolores Kane. job Saturday night and planned to spend this job in an insurance office in Gilman. She will Sears, Roebuck Chatsworthstore, gave herup about an hour earlier at the curve route on two miles 24, west of Forrest. Keys attendant. Mrs. Keys has in Chatsworthtaught for school several years. Sunday morning from injuries he received Bloomington and Eugene were Keys married of Normal Saturday afternoon Josephine at Feely Holy of Chatsworth, was Mrs. Trinity church in Bloomington. Miss her cousins at the Rosenboom pool. Bachtold Brothers, reduced to ruins Inc. by at Forrest were road northeast of Forrest. birthdate Saturday a with swimming party for illness threeof months. an examiner in a government ordinance plantat IJiPorte, Ind. Ronald Graveline of Kankakee, Lee. a son Mrs. Mark McNutt, Graveline daughter is McNutt. of the Mr. former and Jean Mrs. Jesse farmer, morning was when the car he seriouslywas driving collided witha Forrest Products Milk injuredtruck a gravelon Saturday July 31, 1*41 Aug. I, 1*51 the Chatsworth vicinity,died Tuesday after an examination and received an appointment as both Chatsworth,of were married Saturday at successfully passed a civil service the office of Silberzahn in Pontiac. Justice of the Peace John Roberts. Grandparents are andMr. Mrs. JohnRoberts and Mr. and Mrs. Donie Teter of 30 30 Years ago Chatsworth. were available. Ramonareceived the second Knappscholarship. of Forrest 40 40 Years ago are parents of a son, Saturday. Timothy John, bom His on mother is the former Pat Delavan High school, drowned Friday after bom in Green Valley April 5,1935, son of Ben receivedscholarship, a as 1961 two extra ones Hoeger, daughter of Mr. Hoeger, at on andDec. 28,1957, Chatsworth. Mrs. Leonard and Aliva Hoe saving the yearan of life youth.11 old He was

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Phyllis executorShots, of Matt Eiben Estate OF CHATSWORTH RESIDENCE Located at S. 7th 301 Street, (old Rt. 24), Chatsworth, III. Sunday, August her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Real Estate consists of small ranch type house with built in POSSESSION: Possession to be given upon final settlement. Note: Real Estate to sell at 1:00 P.M. • items Household will sell at TERMS: of 10% the purchase price in cash on day of sale and the from Pontiac, Illinois 12:00 12:00 Noon. Ph. 815-844-7128 Herr A Herr, Attorneys 103 N.103 Main Street storage closets A linen closets; Additional terms will be announced day of sale. Seller reserves the Auctioneers: nearly new gas furnace A central air conditioning and attached cupboards in kitchen, utility room with automatic washer A dryer; balance to be p^id on or before September IS, 1981. rightto reject any and all bids. Property will by appointment shown be garage;‘House is in good state of repair, beautifully landscaped with dining room; living room with wall to wall carpeting, cedar lined only, by contacting: Phyllis Chatsworth,Shots, the auctioneers. III., or Ph. 815-835-3595 ample garden space. Authorities said Tuesday additional Paul Sloter, a 26, mathematics teacher at Mrs. Anna Emond, of Wolcott, Ind 56, was TheSpeedons were originallycharged with Each is being held in Livingston county jail Some material seized during thearrest has Dr. and Mrs. Edward Schmid of Miss Kay Hawthorne, of 16, Chatsworth, Pastor Wayne Squires of the Calvary Miss DebbieGregory Decaturof and Chuck Illinois residents have been congratulating James E. Rebholz of the Citizens Bank of John Ruppel was the winner of an AM-FM Today, is Circus Day at worth. Chats The Fire Tuesday night destroyedthe Brunsold George Koehler,retired 92, Cullom farmer Dr. James A. Hallam, who has been in in Fairbury drug arrest Additional Additional charges pending 10 10 Years ago Emond was bom in Chatsworth Sept. 1904, 14, by by Fairbury Police and the Illinois killed instantly which in an occurred automobile mile approximately accident one-quarter Haberkom. About married 30 to Bert years Emond, survives. who ago she was charges are George and pending Del/ina Thursday against Speedon, night following arresteda long investigation Fairburians last Department of Criminal Investigation. daughter of Louis and Margaret Schulz possession of cannabis and possession of been sent to the state those tests crime lab for cannabis with intent possession to of deliver possession a as well controlled of as a intent substanceto deliver. controlled and substance with examination, according additional to charges authorities. hinge upon The the results of Weller, son of Weller Anton and the late Mary Lutheran church in Decatur.bride are Parents Mr. of Decatur, the and formerly of Mrs.Chatsworth. Estel Gregory, of July 2*, 1*71 on a $50,000 bond for bond the drug-relateda on $50,000 charges. Aug. 3, 1*61 Chatsworthannounce the engagement their of Helen Weller. was also chosen Miss Congeniality. Baptist church has handed in his resignation will preach his last sermon here. Doering were married Saturday at the First College College of Business since associate was 1969, dean of the namedcollege. receiving diplomas at graduation ceremonies birthdate. He was the son of Mr. andnear worth. Chats On Mrs. Feb. winner of the radio and was surprised when “BigTop” be pitchedwill bam.north CAPS of home northeast of Charlotte.was discovered When the about fire was 10:30 p.m.,completely enveloped the in flames. house 20 20 Years ago daughter, Alice Marie, to Paul Edward was chosen first runner up in the Queen to the congregation effective when he 22, Aug. assistant dean of Illinois State university's Chatsworth was among bankers SO at July theof ISU 23 Agriculture fad in g school. died Tuesday, just two days after Gustave his Koehler. 92n

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away, our home is filled with Caring and the Crying which I is for Ignorance which darkens Openness which exists when kids and try so hard to keep, and for the excitement in anticipation of the first sometimes come together all at once. the world and is sometimes mistaken parents really work at It. Understanding that you try so hard to day of school. Number one daughter D is for Doors which you for innocence. P Is for Presents which are easy to have. will be attending her first full day of sometimes have to help them open J is for Jealousy, which creeps give and for Presence which Is harder V is for the Virtue of overcoming school and number two daughter will and through which they have to do into so many relationships and for and for Parenthood which Is only all those roadblocks life seems to be attending nursery school, two days someday never to return unchanged, Joy, which can push it out. partly a biological function and for the throw just when everything is going a week. and for Discipline and Dignity which K is for Kickball and tag and hide- Patience it takes to see you through it. well. Since the start of a new school you owe every child. and-seek and all those other adultless Q is for questions which are so W is for the Whys which can drive year is just around the corner I E is for Everything you hope for games kids need to play and tor easy to turn off and so hard to turn you up the wall and the Wisdom it thought the following alphabet would them, for the Easier you hope it will be Kissing and hugging which nobody back on. takes to answer them. prove to be a helpful guideline for for them and for Education, which does enough of. R is for Rest which it seems never X is tor the x-ray of the broken "July is over and August is here!" parents of children in their early takes place at least as much at home comes while the kids are young and bone you both cried over and for the "Where has the summer gone!" These school years. It was sent to me by my as in school L is for Love, of course. for Reward, which you get when you Xtra love It takes to be a parent. statements are all too often quoted at oldest daughter’s kindergarten F is for Foolish mistakes you make M is for the Memory all parents look in their faces or hold their hands. Y is for Yelling which helps only this time of the year. Vowing I would teacher last fall. with your kids, and for the Freedom have of what childhood was like for S is for Summer Which seems temporarily and for being Young never make those statements by they must have to make their own. them, and for Money which can never endless and for School where you which is only party a matter of years. accomplishing all those tasks and A is for Arms, arms that hold and G is tor Grandparents, who can substitute for love no matter how ought to feel welcome, for the Stories Z is for "zee-end", the end of enjoying all the summer activities I arms that support and arms that push add tradition and wisdom to lavishly given and for Manners which you know but seldom tell and for alphabets, the end of childhood but listed on June 1. Well, here it is Aug. 6 when they have to. children‘s lives and for Growth, which make living easier. Shoulders which sometimes are never the end of love. and just maybe, one quarter of those B is for Books which should parents and kids can experience N is for Nurturing the giving of drenched with tears. tasks have been completed and I'm abound in every home and for together. love and care, which only sometimes T is for Time which there never thinking . . . July is over and August is Boredom which can't stay long if H is for Home, which is only comes naturally. seems to be enough of and for THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER here! Where has the summer gone! books are there. sometimes a house where a child O is for Occupation which takes so Teachers who try to understand. Thurs., Aug. 6, 1981 With school less than three weeks C is for the Children and the feels wanted and loved. much of your time and for the U is for the Upper hand which you Page Six

PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF CHATSWORTH SOCIAL SECURITY FUND Chats. Am. Legion Post (2 Flags) 33.00 REVENUE SHARING RECEIPTS A DISBURSEMENTS RECEIPTS Getz Fire Equip. (Inspection) 22.75 RECEIPTS 7.50 APRIL 30, INO to MAY 1, l*tl 256 86 April 30,19*0 Bal on hand Midwest Supply Co. (Towels A Oisp.) •9.50 April 30,1901 Bal. on Hand 5,44*.77 RECEIPTS GENERAL FUND Transfer Gen A Water O A M Passbook No. 9000-250 Transfer 11.064.62 5,456.27 April 30, 19*0 Bal. on hand 544,576.94 Marcus Grail (Pruning Trees) 306.00 11.069.62 5,440.77 Liquor (License) 2,6*0.10 Jerry Dunn (Cutting up Trees) 35.00 Total Disbursement (S. Security) April 30,19*1 Bal on Hand 7.50 W. F. Henkel ( Fines) 4,226.00 Total Building A Grounds 4,217.95 12,124.50 License (Conservation Fee) lto.75 Total Disbursements 12,000.00 MOTOR FUEL TAX MISCELLANEOUS Dog (Fines) « 00 RECEIPTS III. Mun. Ret. Fund (Fees) 150.00 April 30,1901 Bal. on Hand 124.50 Citizens Bank (Int.on CD 2,441.26 April 30,19*0 Bal on Hand 14,1*1.39 Robert A. Adams ( Ins.) 10,430.00 David Diggle (66 Pickup) 305.00 DISBURSEMENTS State of III. 15,5*5.4* Citizens Bk. (Box Rent A Cks) 20.64 Fire Protection Dist. ( Rock) 333.40 Sewer Const. Fund Transfer 12,000.00 2,*09.*1 Flower Cart (Flowers) Citizens Bank (Int.) McGrath (Warranty) 10.13 47.50 Total Disbursement Rev. Sharing 12,000.00 General Telephone (Service) 301.39 16,395.29 WaterworksO A M (Transfer for Audit) 4,309.00 Chatsworth Plaindealer (Printing) 1,419.40 WATERWORKS BOND ACT Liv. Co. Collector (Taxes) 25,697.02 Total Disbursements 37,5*4.60 Hanley, Traub A Hanley (Fees) 3,254.11 RECEIPTS Solicitor (Fees) 20.00 April 30,19*1 Bal on hand 34,770.42 Ray Smith Office Supplies (2 Files) April 30,1900 Bal on Hand 42.47 Chats worth Twp. (Land Purch) 505.00 06.40 Social Security Transfer 143.16 Waterworks O A M Tsf on Bonds 5,220.75 2416.24 V. J. Culkin (Sewer Pipe A Conn.) 239.99 Waterworks O A M Tsf for Int. 2.125.00 La Roy Bayston (Sewer Pipe A Conn) 145.16 T.P.AW. R.R. (3 yr. lease) 300.00 DISBURSEMENTS Henning, Strouse, Jordan A Sulaski 7,353.75 Sewer Constr. W. O. A Main (Transfer Audit) 1,400.00 Grays Material Service (Resurfacing Rds.) 24,402.94 (Audit) 3,200.00 Motor Fuel Tax (Transfer) 7,744.5* Total Disbursements (Bk of Chicago Bond Transfers to St. A Alley-Gen Etc. 7,744.5* Sargent, Sowell Inc. (HandicapSymbol) 10.60 Liv. Co. Clerk (Election Rent) 20.00 pay A Int.) 7,353.75 Farnsworth A Wylie ( Eng. Service) 2,422.92 Liv. Co. Regional Planning Comm. (Maps) 75.00 Jerry Birkenbeil (Sewer Pipe A Conn.) 09.03 April 30,1901 Bal on Hand 34,770.42 Sidenec Supply Co. (Sewer Pipe A Supp.) 42.97 Total Disbursements Anti-Recession Acct. (Close Acct) .75 564.47 ' 55,394.75 Liv. Co. Gen. Fund (Mileage Etc.) 477.49 SEWER BOND A INT. REDEMPTION ACCT. CIVIL DEFENSE 99,971.69 Dorothy Daniels (Return Liquor Lie.) 1*3.10 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS Rebholz Elec (G ift Cert.) 50.00 April 30,1900 Bal on hand 24,694.47 Haberkorn Hdw. 2.60 Total Disbursements 55.530.04 J.C. Kelly Co. (G ift Cert.) 90.00 Liv. Co. Collector Taxes 30,946.65 Tramps CB Sales A Service 40.50 44.440.05 April 30,1901 Bal. in General Fund Haberkorn Hdw. (Gift Cert.) 50.00 Citizens Bank (CD Redemption A Int.) 10,601.45 Ten Ten Repairs 10.00 Costello Town A Country (5 Gift Cert.) 250.00 Regency Electronics Inc. (Repairs) 15.6* 41,620.10 Dicks Super M arket (7 Gift Cert.) 320.00 III. Emergency Service (Dues) 10.00 66,322.77 DISBURSEMENTS GENERAL FUND III. Mun. League (Dues) 132.00 Postmaster (Cards) 3.7* Total Disbursement (Harris Bk Bond "SALARIES" Watson Bridge A Drainage Inc. (Mini Park) 326.25 Drew T.V. Service (CB Antenna) 47.45 Pay A Int) 54,097.50 Kenneth Sharp ( Pres. A Board of Health 1,320.00 Chats. High School 114.70 Hicksatomic (Gas) 5.00 V. J. Culkin (Clerk A Board of Health 1.0*0.00 Salkeld A Sons Inc. (2 Plaques) 94.20 April 30,1901 Bal on Hand 10,225.27 Total Disbursements 1*5.51 James E. Rebholz, (Treas.) 750.9* Total Miscellaneous 22,295.44 SEWER CONSTRUCTION ACCT. John Kane (Trustee) 500.00 ILLINOIS INCOME TAX RECEIPTS Charles Elliott (Trustee) 500.00 Total Disbursement General Fund 55,530.04 RECEIPTS April 30,1*00 Bal on Hand *,*47.23 Garland Rigsby (Boardof Health) 120.00 April 30,19*0 Bal on hand 9,327.14 Citizens Bank (Tim e Dep. A Int.) 240.104.00 La Roy Bayston (Trustee A Reg. State of III. 22,142.57 Treat. State of III. 131.947.00 Planning Comm) 540.00 WATER OPERATIONS A MAINTENANCE Citizens Bank (Int.) 1,050.5* Wm. Bros. 204.56 John Wm. Knittles (Trustee) 500 00 RECEIPTS Savings Transfer 14,1*3.11 Sewer Bond A Int. Red. (Transfer) 4,147.00 V. J. Culkin (Conservation Fees) *7.75 April 30,19M Bal. on Hand 40,273.52 Rev. Sharing A III. Income Tax Transfer 22,000.00 17,396.2* Curt Stoller (Trustee) 460.00 Wm. Bros. Const. (Elec. Service) 260.93 200.00 Kenneth Ashman (Trustee) 500.00 Citizens Bank (Int.on CDs) 13,126.99 Permits to dig Sewer Lines 46.723.47 40.00 Watson Bridge A Drainage 40.00 Les Allot! Inc. ( Backhoe Labor) Total Disbursement 29,150.00 6,36*.71 650.00 - Automatic Water Meter 30.50 H A R Property Inc. (Credit) Bal. on hand April 30,19*1 17.537.47 14.96 Roecker Bros. Inc. (Tile Repair) 2,305.00 Refund on Jerrys School Exp. 74.14 DISBURSEMENTS Rosenboom P A H . (Supplies) 7.50 Watson Bridge A Drainage STREETS A ALLEYS Bobs Auto Sales ____ 10.60 Nussbaum Chev. A Olds Inc. ( Pickup) 4,475.00 Roto Rooter Corp. (Repairs) 29.64 Gray's Material (Water) 20.00 McGrath Inc. (Cub Lo Boy) 4,775.00 McGrath Inc. (Repairs) 510.75 Max Moore (Sewer T> 10.60 427,409.36 Sewer Construction (Transfer) 10,000.00 Tramps C. B. (Antenna) 24.95 Citizens Bank (Redeemed CD A Int.) 120,141.70 436,336.59 SELCAS*! Amb. Ser. 2,500.00 Water Collections 75,1*5.99 Max Moore Const. (Back Hoe A Labor) et.so Total Disbursements 413,03*.41 Garbage Fund (Tsf) 7,200.00 Hicksatomic Stations Inc. (Gas A Oil) 2,539.94 219,214.09 23,297.9* Total Disbursements 29,150.00 C.I.P.S. (St. Lights) 5,0*6.72 Ba. on Hand April 30, 1901 Walters Ford (Parts A Labor) 121.75 247,407.61 PERSONAL PROPERTY REPLACEMENT TAX Watson Bridge A Drainage (Hauling Rock) 2,304.71 Total Disbursements 217,409.43 RECEIPTS Mack Stiles (Welding A Labor) 223.00 April 30, 1901 Bal on hand SEWER CONSTRUCTION ACCT. State Of III. 11,224.35 Dennewitz Bros. (Supplies-Gas) 703.69 W.W.O. A M 49,997.60 DISBURSEMENTS April 30,1901 Bal on hand 11,224.35 Gen. Gel. Co. (Service) 724.04 Addis Auto Parts, Inc. (Parts) 9.65 ZONING COMMISSION Wm. Bros. Const. Inc. (Gen Work) 100,471.50 Feely Automotive (Labor A Parts) 640.40 RECEIPTS Oaves Tire A Align. (Tires A Labor) Hicksatomic Stat. Inc. (Fuel Oil) 1.309.47 1,096.75 DISBURSEMENTS Duane Koets 51.00 Nussbaum Chev. A Olds Inc. Rebholz Electric (A ir Comp. Repairs Sidener Supply Co. (Meter A Repairs) 2,056.46 Charles Elliott 67.00 (Truck Tests A Labor) A Labor) 417.45 176.62 Prudential (Budget Plan) 4,420.13 Water A Sewage Work (Subscription) 30.00 Total Disbursements (Checks etc) 110.00 110.00 Medussa Aggregates Co. (Rock) 1,333.60 Postmaster (Stamped Envelopes A L. A. Shoemaker (Saw Sharpening) III. Gulf R.R. (Rental) 125.00 Bal. on hand April 30,19*1 20.65 35.00 Postage) 532.45 Van's Sales A Service (Cut Off Saw) 430.41 Midwest Supply Co. (5 Gal. Open Up) 7S.41 Gary Kinney (Labor) 0,945.02 *9.35 Diller Tile Co. (Tile-Culverts A Misc.) 259.91 Farnsworth A Wylie ( Eng. Service) 24,466.49 Jerry Birkenbeil (Labor) 4,050.45 SUMMARY OF BALANCES Reynolds Farm Store (Lever A Labor) 233.00 Flessner Elec A Supply (Alternator) 756.91 Citizens Bank (Fed. w /h ta x ) 4,905.& April 30. 19*1 Van's Sales A Service ( Parts A Labor) 34.50 Paxton Inc. (Calculator) 129.00 Janet Honegger (Wages) 5,453.52 General Fund 44,440.05 T. A T. Catage Inc. (Concrete) 144.55 Haberkorn Hdw ( Lawn Mower A Supplies) 266.4* Sidener Environmental (Labor A Parts) 1,055.50 Waterworks O AM 49,997.40 Eaton Asphalt Co. Inc. (Cold Mix) Roecker Bros. (Gen Work) 166.306.00 *59.43 Petty Cash ( Postage etc) 140.41 Water Meter Deposit 1,244.75 Getz Fire Equip. (Fire Ext.) 18.00 Valley Chem (Solvent A Cleaner) 201.00 III. Dept, of Labor (W /H Taxes) *30.17 Revenue Sharing 124.50 Kankakee Ind. Supply Co. T.P.AW. Railroad (Rental) 200.00 Cecil Clester (Labor) 6,030.31 Waterworks Bond Acct. 42.47 (Towels Ice Melt Etc.) 300.54 The Outdoor Store ( Pressure Washer) 341.27 Rebholz Electric (Labor Parts etc.) 1,101.05 Sewer Bond A Int. Redemp. 10,225.27 Livingston of Chatsworth McGrath, Inc. (Hearing Protectors etc.) 266.41 Scott PAH Inc. (Parts A Labor) 1,116.50 Sewer Construction 23,297.90 (Supplies) 29.40 Widmer Inc. (Storage Cabinet) 465.00 Liv. of Chatsworth (Supplies) 412.06 Garbage Fund 9,244.45 Pontiac, Stone (Stone) 2,496.16 H A R Properties (S U -4 Couples) 650.00 Economies Lab. Inc. (Chlorine) 1,551.14 Social Security Fund 7.50 Kem Mfg. Co. (Husttess) 62.33 Pantograph Office A Equip Co. (file A etc.) 413.40 C.I.P.S. (Service) 0,407.4* Motor Fuel Tax 2414.24 Gary Kinney (Snow Removal) 43.41 Sears (Tools) 150.72 Citizens Bk. (Returned Cks etc.) 175.75 Municipal Sales Tax 34,311.25 Jerry Birkenbeil (Snow Removal) 29.63 Millipore Corp. ( Bal. of Inv.) 1.05 Sims Drilling Co. (M at. A Labor) 11,647.03 Civil Defense 741.56 Cecil Clester (Snow Removal 16.23 Money Market W O A M 107.923.00 Social Security Fund (Transfer) 5,052.43 III. Income Tax 17,573.47 Midwest Supply Co. (Car Cleaner A Wax) 77.49 Diller Tile Co. ( Pumping Water) 155.99 Director of Labor (Unemployment Ins.) 299.00 Pars. Property Rep. Tax 11,224.35 Tim's Shell Service (Gas) 593.20 Liv. of Chatsworth ( Door Sweep etc.) 125.00 Higgins 5 A 10 (Supplies) 1.19 Zoning Commission 09.35 Fox Valley Marking Systms. (Paint) 67.05 Watson Bridge A Drainage (road work) 300.00 III. Meter Inc. (Parts) 227.29 Other Assets: Citizens Bank (W /H Tax) 14.10 Sidner Supply Co. (P.V.S. Sewer) 503.63 Joe Johnson (coil A plastic) 60.00 Savings at 5%% Social Security Fund (Jan Tsf) 15.16 Henning Strouse A Jordan (Audit) 345.00 Max Moore Const. (Garage Repair) 425.10 Revenue Sharing 11,304.22 Fairbury Imp. Co. (Hyd Hose A Parts) 43.99 Millipore Corp. (Dup check lost) *9.00 General Fund (Transfer for Audit Fees) 10,139.00 Water Bond G A O 12,100.16 III. Dept, of Rev. (Jan. w/h Tax) 2.43 Jerry Birkenbeil (School Exp.) 40.00 Diller Tile Co. (Culvert A Bank) 160.51 Certificate of Deposit Farmers Grain of Charlotte (Hose) 6.25 General Fund (Tsf for Audit) 600.00 Water Bond Acct. (Tsf for Bond A Int.) 7,353.75 General Fund 20,000.00 Director of Labor (Unemp. Comp) 1.14 Fisher Scientific,Co. (Lab. Equip.) 1,102.74 Midwest Supply Co. (Pink Wizard) 136.75 Waterworks O AM 50.000. 00 Eastern III. Power Co. (Service) 1,492.07 Total Streets A Alley 20,402.30 MAM Radio Lab. (Service) 10.00 Garbage Fund 7,000.00 Kaiser Ag. Chemical (Pipe) 114.32 Henning Strouse A Jordan (Audit) 455.00 Motor Fuel Tax 29.000. 00 S.I.U.E. (Workshop Reg. A Reg. Fees) 290.00 Murphy Mills Const. (Concrete work) 574.00 Municipal Sales Tax 1*0400.00 LAW A ORDER Kankakee Ind. Supply (Disp) 15.14 Forrest Redi Mix (Concrete) 5* 00 III. Income Tax 10400.00 Jo* W. Kroll (School Crossing Guard) Mack Stiles (Welding) 29.00 1,7*7.24 Star Newspaper (meter Cards) 17.05 U.S. Treasury Bill Wesley Tucker ( Dog Catcher) Gibson Landscaping Inc. (4 Trees) 53.70 202.20 Hack Chemical Co. (Fluoride) 35.43 Waterworks O A M and 149,065.33 Social Security Barco Mun. Production Inc. (Gas Detector) 525.00 23*02 Donnells (Office Supplies) 39.35 Municipal Sales Tax Director of Labor (Unemp. Comp) Nichols Homeshield (2 Window) 27.20 16.93 Valley Chemical A Solvents Corp. (Fluoride) 362.25 Liabilities: Higgins 5 A 10 (Office Supplies) 5.07 Total Law A Order 2,244.39 Gen. Telephone (Service) 35.15 Water Rev. Bonds at 5V«% Scotts Plbg A Htg (Labor A Parts) 253.92 BUILDING A GROUNDS Glazebrook Fire Equip. (Air Rock) 725.50 dated 12/1/59, Du* Serially Donnell's (Office Supplies) 10.00 Orkln *2.00 Hack Tube A Chi. Powder 11.41 1979 to 1990 70400.00 Northern III. Gas (Service) 33.04 C.I.P.S. (Service Park) 37*.41 Citizens Bank (U.S. Treat. Bill) 121,115.50 Sewer Bonds dated 11/1/74 Costello's Town A Country (Supplies) 1*7.49 Wallace A Tierman Div. (Main Service) 6S2.M Total Disbursement, Sewer Const. 413,030.41 No.'s 1-69 Incl. 4 1/0% Haberkorn Hdw. (Supplies) *21.20 P.A. Klopfenstein Co. Inc. (Filet) 144.00 GARBAGE FUNO to *Vj% Owe Serially to Donnell's Printing (Record Books Etc.) 24.05 Total Ditburtement W.W. O A M 217,409.43 RECEIPTS 1992 5,000.00 307,000.00 N. III. Gas Co. (Service) 1,092.6* April 30,1900 Bal on Hand 504.50 I James E. Rebholz, Treasurer of th Town of Chatsworth, Higgins 5 A 10 (Supplies) 36.57 Municipal Sales Tax Transfer 10.752.00 Chatsworth, Illinois, do hereby declare and dispose that the Chatsworth J.c.'s (4 Trees) 114.00 WATER METER DEPOSIT Citizens Bank Int. 600.30 foregoing is the trae and accurate account of th* funds of said Town K.K.K. Ind. Supplies (Towels) 49.11 RECEIPTS Livingston Co. Collector (Tax) 9,539.65 and money received by me and paid out by me as treasurer of the U v . of Chats worth (Supplies) 5*.26 April 30,1900 Bal. on Hand 1,367.55 Illinois Income Jax (Transfer) 7.200.00 Town of Chatsworth for the fiscal yoar ending April 30, 1901. Max Meets Const. (Ratmirs) 5)0.15 Water Meter Depotiti 470.00 /s/Jam es E. Rebholz Kem M lg. Co. (Stateless) 60.71 20,179.95 Town Treasurer 070.00 T.P.AW . f t . * . Co. (Rental Loose) 100 M Total Disbursements (Central III. Subscribed and sworn to me, a Notary Public this 30th day of III. Dept, of Correction (Symbols) 1M1 2,037.55 Disposal Serv.) 20,764.45 July, 1901. Dicks Super M kt. (Supplies) 2.51 Total Ditbursementi (Refundon Depotiti) 737.00 14420.00 /s/Priscilla A. Agnod Rebholz Elec. (Bulbs) 9.M Notary Public 1,299.75 Bat an Hand April 30,1901 Berk Nurseries (5 Trees) 01.SS 9,240.45 SEAL

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Funeral services for Charles Dean Evans brothers, Oscar Evans, Clarendon Hills, John will be held today (Thursday) at 10 ajn . at Sts. Evans, Bensonville; five sisters, Nettie Hud­ Peter and Paul's Catholic church. Rev. dleston, Decatur; Loraine Huddleston and Charles Karl will officiate. Burial will be in Roberta Perring, both of Las Vegas, Nev.; Maroa cemetery. Elizabeth Orrick, Danvers; Shirley Mathis, Mr. Evans, 50, died at 8:01 p m. Monday at Forrest; and 17 grandchildren. Methodist hospital in Peoria. He had been ill A brother and a sister preceded him in /S several years. death. He was bom Dec. 4,1921, in Clinton, a son of Mr. Evans, a World War II veteran, was a Pearl and Ella Beasley Evans. He married member of Chatsworth American Legion, Bette Dresback In Clinton, Sept. 6, 1960. She Disabled American Veterans, and Sts. Peter sr, i X 1 survives. and Paul’s Catholic church. Also surviving are four sons, Irven Young, He was a retired ironworker and operated Chatsworth; Michael Young, Germany; Dean & Bette's Tavern for 14 years in Donald Young, Fithian; Henry Young, Chatsworth. Chicago; two daughters, Mary Ann Davisson, Culkin Memorial Home in Chatsworth was Minonk; and Joyce Erickson, Eureka; two in charge of all arrangements. Mrs. Keever, 87, dies i ■ -* Funeral services for Ethel Keever, 87, Iowa; 31 grandchildren; and 34 great­ f ' T formerly of Piper City, were held Sunday at grandchildren. *1 the Piper City United Methodist church. Rev. She was bom July 25,1894 in' Jasper county, C. H. Essmann officiated. Burial was in Bren- a daughter of Emerson and Ida Holm McCoy. ton cemetery. She married Otto Keever Feb. 16, 1916, in Mrs. Keever, who diedat 8 20 a.m. July 30, Jasper county. He died July 22, 1967. was a resident of Prairie View Lutheran Home Two sons, a daughter, two brothers, three in Danforth, for the last seven years. sisters and two grandsons preceded her in death. 7 * \ --- She is survived by seven daughters, Opal Mrs. Keever farmed with her husband for Johnson, Danville; Veva Lang, Chatsworth; many years in the Piper City area. She was a Sylvia Blackmore, Melrose Park; Velma member of the Piper City American Legion Tholen, Ashkum; Nancy Sallmann, Glen Auxiliary and Piper City United Methodist 7 - - • V Ellyn; Ruth French and Marjorie Bargmann, church. both of Piper City; three sons, Virgil, Las Memorials may be made to the church or to Vegas, Nev.; Howard and Clarence, both of Prairie View Lutheran Home, Danforth. R.R. 1, Piper City; two brothers, Orth McCoy, Reilly Funeral Home was in charge of all T & T CARTAGE, of Herscher began laying the tennis court foundation Friday asphalt needs to be added for the finishing touch. The courts should be finished Clarksville, Minn., and Otto McCoy, Superior, arrangements. at CAPS. After the crushed rock was put down and smoothed over, a coat of this week, weather permitting. Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis

THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER .Tournam ent continues Thurs., Aug. 6, 1981 Page Seven The Big Eight Women’s softball league tournament got under way on Aug. 2. The first Nichols Homeshield upsets game was at 2 p.m. between Gibson City and Buckley with Gibson City winning 9 to 2. SPA in tournament The second game was won in five innings with Pontiac beating Roberts 16 to 4. The third game was rained out and played In this weeks action the SPA took home Homstein had a two run homer for the SPA. on Monday night at 7:30 p.m. with the first place in the league but the spotlight The loss spoiled the SPA’s bid for an Chatsworth Angels beating Fairbury 16 to 3 in belonged to Nichols Homeshield as they upset undefeated season as they finished at 13 wins CWanpan Width. up to the SPA Thursday night. and 1 loss. The second game was scheduled to B e a u tifu l five innings. 72- wide Because of the rain on Sunday, the tourna­ On Wednesday night, Diller Tile just got by a later date. STANDINGS C o lo r hirluaivr All-Melal Door ment was all pushed ahead one day. the Stallions, 11-8. D-T scored three runs in the with Pci-Guide System Tuesday night Odell played Gibson City at 7 bottom of the sixth to break an 8-8 tie. The vic­ TEAM W L B u ild in g s |,aa, enough lor a child lo oprnl p.m. and Gibson City was the winning team tory clinched second place in the league for SPA 13 1 B y aU covered by with a score of 9 to 5. Odell was the number one D-T. Kevin Polizzi had a three run homer for DILLER TILE 11 3 comprehensive warranties D-T. In the second game Cabery beat Cullom, team, seventh in the league, with a perfect 14-0 AZZIZZ 8 4 FOR AS LOW AS record. They drew a bye in the tournament 7-5. In the nightcap, the SPA turned a close CULLOM 7 6 since Melvin dropped out. game into a rout as they scored 10 runs in the CABERY 6 8 *2"/eq. ft. last two innings and beat Livingstons, 16-0. The second game at 9 p.m. on Tuesday was STALLIONS 4 9 FARM BUILDER, INC. between Pontiac and Chatsworth. Pontiac won Kurt Hobart had a two run homer for the SPA. LIVINGSTONS 2 11 13 to 3. t On Thursday night came the upset of the HOMESHIELD 2 11 R rm ington IN 4 7 9 7 7 The consolation game will be held Wednes­ year. Nichols Homeshield, having won only (all Collect 219 261-2157 day night between Odell and Chatsworth. In one game all year, upset the SPA, 7-6. case of rain, the game will be played Thursday Homeshield scored four runs in the top of the evening. sixth after two were out. They were to be the The championship game between Pontiac final runs scored in the game. Three r;,ns and Gibson City will be played at 9 p.m. came In on a bases loaded triple by Tim Diller. Wednesday night with the trophies awarded at Rick Rebholz had a solo homer and Greg Step right up to the end of the game. In case of rain, this game will also be played Thursday evening. Scott Plumbing and Hsating'*- PUBLIC AUCTION Household - Antiques - Diamond Rings - Miscellaneous Items Located 1 block North of Nichols Homeshield factory, at Chatsworth, III. (on old route 24) IN THE BIG eight tournament, the Angels played exceptionally well and beat 8 Hour Sale Fairbury, during Mondays game, 16-3. Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1981 at 10:00 a .m . ANTIQUES: Bavaria hand painted plates; R.S. Germany, MZ Austria, Nippon dishware; apple peeler; Selb-Bavaria; Fiesta; 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Carnival Glass; Avon; Czechoslovakia tea pot, creamer A sugar, 6 WANTED dessert plates, 6 cups A saucers; service for 12 Pearl handle Sterling Friday, August 7. Four bedroom home, Silverware, approx. 90 years old; 8 Sterling baby spoons; 6 Falburg WIN'S buy on contract, $40,000, handmade spoons; 6 Sterling spoons; 1847 Roger's Bros. XS triple have buyer. "List with community plate silverware; Community Silver Service for 6 30" Range master Infinite-Aire REALTY Silverware; James W. Tufts Boston Quadruple plate thermol lined Lucille” Century 21 Cleary Cullom, III. coffee pot, sugar A creamer; cut glass; etched pitcher; set of Noritake Range Hood 217-379-2306. Call Lucille Phone 689-2111 china; salt dips; goblets; sherbets; R.S. Prussia (Red Star) bowl; Solid State, ductless rheostat Swearingen, Sales blower and stove light or 689-2645 Souvenier plates; Wicker arm chair A rocker; 24 hr. Mantle clock, 217-388-2251. approx. 150 yrs. old; desk bell; irons; floor lamp; wood foot stool; Rag. 8112 fancy work; oval tier table; Sterling candle holders; Royal Austria dresser set; handmade quilts; glass basket; picture albums; 1865 on, o iH , Cantilever food chopper; Kerosene lamp w/handle; lantern; pie safe; JAMIES OPEN RIB END CUT Old Chicago desk telephone; white Rotary treadle sewing machine in 2-30" Rangemaster Infinite-Aire oak cabinet; walnut desk w/acorn pulls; oak office chair; Transom w/frosted glass from Chatsworth train wreck; 1893 Livingston county Range Hoods f % lL*Y PORK CHOPS plat book; 1911 Standard atlas of Livingston county;. Jardineer Ducted, stainless steel; with VSTAR 7:00 p.m. NO LIMIT w/stand; small Cyprus top table; sewing rocker; walnut rocker light and rheostat blower ______Phone 657-8611 w/caned back A seat; Campbell coffee buckets; wooden planes, saws Reg, 8148 MAMET lllfY A other old tools; DIAM OND RINGS: Ladies 14 Kt. Yellow Gold ring FORREST VllLb. w/3 individual diamonds, approx. 1.5 ct., Blue White; Ladies 14 Kt. ^ * 1 2 9 M while they last Yellow Gold engagement ring w/one round diamond .63 Ct.; 14 Kt. SPRITE; COCA COLA . _ . _ END CUT - Yellow Gold Solitaire engagement ring w/one round diamond .30 Ct.; A.O. Smith table-top 30 gallon Tab * 1 J 9 Pork Chops u , 9 9 c HOUSEHOLD ITEM S: Small electrical kitchen appliances; dishes, electric pots A pans; West Bend humidifier; swivel rockers; Duncan Phyfe _ . . SC69 US GOV'T INSPECTED Water Heater drop leaf table w/extra leaves A 6 chairs; Mahogany hutch w/glass Pepsicola...... 74-pk. D w h o l e I UBS. 8241 doors; floor lamps; RCA XL100 Solid State 25“ color TV console; end SKIPPY Creamy FTy6fS...... Lb " t T tables; table lamps; fans; porch glider; coffee table; 2 piece sectional m., 149M orSupcr $1 89 MILLER *-U Oi. Bottle* or sofa; Spartus electric mantle clock; Mahogany barrel top table; hall Peanut Butter uoi. I pabst blue ribbon tablet small safe; dehumidifier; Limed oak double bed, complete ♦ n o z . c n . w/dresser; blonde double bed, complete w/dresser; dresser lamps; Plus— up to 25% OFF of all FROZEN LLOYD J. HARRISS Dn(y , * 1 bedding, linens, towels; MISCELLANEOUS: Easy Spindrier washer Apple #r Dutch Apple DWI ...... 6-Pk.Werm ■ w/suds savor; lawn furniture; wooden extension ladder; step ladders; bathroom mirrors, vanities and Pies M O i .69< FORREST ladder lacks; pole climbers; wheelbarrow; Rotary lawn mower; Murray 7 h.p. riding mower, nearly dew; small table saw w/reversible fixtures on our showroom FR.TO LAY » ■ * ...... ^ , 8 5 « motor; HAH 22 target pistol, new; garden tools; shop A hand tools. floor during this sale! 11 ARTHUR G. W ALTER, Owner doritoes s b t . Lunch served on grounds Terms: Cash or Good Chock R e g . $ 1 .0 9 Auctioneers: Jim Trunk Freddie Immke Art Feller _ . / FORREST WHOLE ______Forrest, III. Saunomin, III. Cissna Park, III. Scott Plumbing and Heating 81S-6S7-I75B •15-832-4957 815-457-2175 R Q 4 M M ...... * 1 79 Announcements on salt date will take precedence over p rin te d material 520 E. Locust Chatsworth 815-635-3035 Papa Cola, ML Dew or Diet Pepsi 24-12 Oz. Cans TIDE 4 - 1 2 O z . C a n s $ 1 . 6 9 D etergent L a r g e 8 4 O z . S T A R K I S T DICK'S B o x Oil or W ater Pack * 2 7 9 SUPERMARKET Tuna CHATSWORTH DOWNY FABRIC WESSON A u g . 6 - 1 2 Softener IT H T T H ! j d f i i m 64 O z . Oil L a r g e a | 7 9 38 O z. LODA'S FINEST GRADE A WHOLE Chickens L b . t

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SWIFTENING $119. J O B S Q U A D Jumbo Paper WHITE CLOUD Shortening BATHROOM USDA CHOICE

Tow els V Tissue _ __ RATH $ 1 3 9 RATH 4-ROI, Q Q v Bacon H ot Dogs

N A B I S C O $ 1 1 9 C H I P S A H O Y SMUCKERS GRAPE Cookies F R O Z E N - DAIRY 19 O z . 18 O z . B a g FORREST WALKERS GRADE A CENTRELLA LARGE 2% M ilk Yogurt G a l . LIBBY 8 O z . French Green Beans, D o z e n C u t G reen Beans, J U M B O A L L W hole Kernel Corn, H e a v y D u t y MORTON FROZEN o r C r e a m S t y l e C o r n AUNT JEMIMA D etergent V I T A G O L D B I R D S E Y E PANCAKE Pot Pies Vegetables 1 0 -L b . FROZEN ORANGE 8 O z . 49C E a c h B o x Cool W hip $ 4 5 9 2 / 8 9 * Juice L a r g e 2 -L b . 12 O z . 1 6 O z . R e d C a n B o x 9 9 °

OCEAN SPRAY LIQUOR DEPARTMENT PRAIRIE FARMS Cranberry or FAMILY PACK PRODUCE SALE! C r a n a p p l e OLD MILWAUKEE Ice Cream CALIFORNIA Juice Beer V z - G a l . 64 o z . 12 P a c k CALVERTS Head Lettuce 12 Oz. Cans H e a d EXTRA US N O . 1 RED Bourbon Walker's Ten L i t e r s , Potatoes 7 5 0 10 - L b . Bicardi Rum 750 , $ 5 .9 9 Bag Southern Comfort 750 ,

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1973 PLYMOUTH FURY III, 2 LARGE SIDE by side Amana COLOR PORTABLE 1 9 " RCA TV AUTOMOTIVE new tires, new muffler, excellent FURNITURE refrigerator, excellent. 40” in excellent condition. Also work car. Ph: 815457-0686 before electric range, self cleaning, Zenith 23” color maple console. 4 p.m. on Monday, Thursday, and b APPLIANCES excellent. Frigidaire washer and Ph: 815432-5515. C44/8-13 Friday, after 7 p.m. on Tuesday dryer, very good. All avocado. and Wednesday. *04/04 Can be seen Aug. 10-13, call 1975 CHEVROLET 25" BLACK AND WHITE wood 12-STITCH OPEN arm sewing 309377-2861. Sorry, try again. Excellent running condition, new console TV. $65., 2 blonde end machine/console. Was $354.96, C 8 4 /8 4 paint job, like new tires. $2,000. tables, o.k. shape, $15. Ph: CYCLES now $249.75. Montgomery Ward, Ph: Larry Adreon, 309-725-3528. 815945-7229 ask for Pat. Fairbury C 7 -3 0 /6 4 BLACK AND WHITE TV, Ph: c6-ll/tfn * 8 4 /9 4 815492-3109. c64/54 FOR SALE OR TRADE: AMF CALORIC DOUBLE oven gas 1979 FORD Courier truck - deluxe 10-speed boys’ bicycle, yellow. range $100.; Kelvins tor electric IMPERIAL heavy-duty upright DROPIJ5AF TABLE and 4 chairs interior, excellent condition, Wanted: Girls’ 5-speed. Fair- rahge $60; sofa bed, needs freezer, one year old, good - $100; maple arm sofa - $75. brown w/beige topper. Ph: bury, phone 815492-3852 after 5 upholstery $25. Ph: 815402-4082. condition. Will deliver. Ph: Harms Home Furnishings - Rt. 24 309-527-4600 days and 300-527-3982 p.m. * 7 -3 0 /9 4 815488-3332. *94/8-13 Chenoa, ph: 815945-2731. c7-9/tfn evenings. nc4-16/tfn nc-7-23/tfn HONDA CB 550 fairing, backrest, 72 MERCURY Montego. High luggage rack, highway pegs, 7400 mileage. $000 or best offer. Ph: miles, runs good, $1100. Must sell. 815492-3220. c7-30/tfn Ph: 815-657-8327, 3-6:00 weekdays/anytime weekends. *77 THUNDERBIRD. Good *7-30/04 condition, low mileage, extras, sporty, sunroof. Best offer. Call KAWASAKI 10. Starts easy. Ex­ THREE SOFAS 300-747-3056 after 5:30 p.m. cellent condition. $300. Ph: *04/1-13 815402-9870. c94/tfn

1978 WAGONEER for sale. Fully 1971 HONDA 450,4 cycle. Bike in One G reat Price equipped, trailor package, less good shape but has a bad piston. than 24,000 miles. Joe Hayes Call 8154924432. c94/84 (309)747-2267. **04/0-13 1979 YAMAHA 650 special 1,223 1900 CHEVY PICKUP. Must sell. miles with sissy bar and helmet Best offer. Ph: 815492-2702 after Excellent condition. $1900 firm. 4 p.m c04/04 Call 3095274856. c44/tfn CORNBELT CLASSIFIED Mondays, 4 p.m

Appearing weekly in The El Paso Record The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News One of these sofas is probably just right The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper tor your home. Colonial, Traditional or The Lexington Unit-Journal The Chatsworth Plaindealer Contemporary. What we're offering you The Cullom Chronicle The Collax Press here is three distinct choices to fit into all The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal Press Run • 17.000 Copies 56.000 Read ers three decorating motifs. You can't make Local Rates your choice from the illustrations here. First week 15c per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received in You'll have to come in and advance or by Friday ot each week experts no}; the color, comfort and Thereafter 12c a word - cash in advance craft manshift of these fine sofas. Charge classifieds .20c per word. 15 word minimum first week there after 18c per word Blind ads $3 handling charge Each of the sofas pictured is available in IMPORTANT several different patterns and covers. Alter an ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or changed before publica­ Delivery is just 30 days. O f course, your tion without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions. new Norwalk sofa is covered by the REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertisement upon first insertion and ptease notify us if Assurance of Quality 2 year warranty. there is an error Each ad is carefully proofread, but still an error can occur. It you notify us the first day of an error, we'll repeat the kd without charge Sorry, ft we are not notified af once, the responsibility is yours OFFICE+fOURS B a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon in Fairbury only 101 W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 819492-2366 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Telephone 819435-3010 113V* East Krack, Forrest Telephone 819497-8462 127 W. Hdbk, Cullom Telephone 8194892694 HOME 54 W. Peoria. Piper City Telephone 819486-2960 101 S. C enter, Colfax Telephone 309-723-2091 HARMS FURNISHINGS Telephone 815445-3221 217 Green. Chenoa Convenient parking _• Free delivery Located on Rt. 24 In Chenoa 229 W. Main, Lexington Telephone 3093694714 Open Daily 8:30 - 5:30 Phone 819-945-2731 Telephone 309-747-2079 321 Center, Gridley Friday Evening 'til 8:30 49 W. Front, El Peso Telephone 309-527-4000 104 W. Lincoln, Onarga Telephone 819-266-7815 Chatsworth - 815-635-3010 Chenoa 815 945 3221 Cullom 815-689-2654 Colfax 309-723 2661 El Paso 309-527-4600 Fairbury 815692-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds. Forrest 815657-8462 Qndley 309-747 2079 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga 815 268 7815 Piper City 815 686 2550

County Lines - Aug. 5-11,1981—TWO PHONE PREFIXES TO FREEZER LAMB - custom HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS RECREATIONAL slaughtered to your BETTY’S BARN in Chatsworth T.M.T. total motor treatment. Benson 309 394 specifications, all or part. Ph: has a stupendous spectacular Just add to engine oil once. Buckley 217-394 EQUIPMENT 309527-3932, evenings. array of new and used furniture, Reduces friction, increases Cabery . 949 nc-6-4/tfn Chatsworth 635 appliances, carpeting, clothing R.P.M., better fuel economy, Chenoa 945 and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. longer lasting engine. Call Roger 15’ 35 HOME MADE ROLLS and other 723 BOAT WITH trailer, H P. Fri. 8t Saturday from 16 p.m. Flurer, 309-747-2289. Coltax baked goods. Mints for all Cooksville 725 Johnson motor. Good working Home ph: 8156356140. *6-25/916 occasions. Gloria Drayer, Cropsey 377 order. First $500. Trailer with c6-ll/tfn Cullom 689 4’x7’ metal box. First $250. Can Fairbury. Ph: 8156926746. CORD CADDY, holds up to 100’ El Paso 527 be seen at Meadows. Ph: C 6 -1 8 /8 6 CLEVELAND trombone, good electric cord. Aug. sale priced Eureka 467 309-747-2742. C7-30/8-6 condition, football shoes, size only $1.27 at Sampen Hardware, Fairbury 692 SUMMER SPECIAL on 19” 9H-10, Boy Scout uniform-like El Paso. *86/8-13 Flanagan 796 Magnavox color T.V. only new size pants 32, shirt 14W, sport 657 Forrest $399.95. 25” console color T.V., jacket and vest, tan plaid size 38 POLAROID SX-70 and one roll Gilman 815 265 MISCELLANEOUS Gridley 747 $599.95. Fairbury Appliance. ladies winter coat size 14. Ph: film, Kodak Ektralite and Kodak Hudson 726 FOR SALE c7-9/tfn 309744-2231. *86/8-13 Instamatic. Ph: 309747-2037. Kempton 253 *86/8-13 Lexington 365 EGGS - Graded, candled -Streid’s Rt. 24 ANTIQUES, 214 W. Locust, TWO POP COOLER/dispensers Melvin 388 Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad Fairbury. General line. Come in for sale. One holds 24 cases of CANNING ketUes, jar lifters, Minonk 309 432 west on Rt. 24, half mile north. and browse. Hours 116. pop, the other is smaller. Ph: com cutters, freezer supplies at Onarga - 268 c02-09/tfn c7-16/tfn 815692-2449. C86/8-13 Sampen Hardware. *86/8-13 Piper City 686 Pontiac 842 844 RICE’S TV - Zenith sales, any Roanoke 923 Roberts 217 395 brand services. Ph. 309-365-4261. Saunemin 832 If no answer phone 309-3656485. Secor 744 c09-29/tfn Sibley 745 Strawn 688 COM) BEER, kegs, pizza, snack Advertisers should buy | Thawvilte 217 387 meats and cheese at Thomie's Pkg. liquor, El Paso. Ph. 309 CLEARANCE SPECIAL 527-4270. c07-17/tfn their ads like they buy Kroehler swivel rockers, ;X $149.09$189.00; Kroehler gold SEE MY LINE of records, books plaid. Early American sofa, 100% and Bibles. Small Appliance nylon, was $499.00, now $299.00; Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, their steak... i Kroehler green/brown nylon Fairbury. c01-12/tfn Early American sofa, was $492.00; now $299.00; wooden arm LIFETIME guaranteed mufflers. brown plaid pine. Early Air conditioning service, tune- American, was $540.00 now ups, brake jobs, custom made $399.00; oak trimmed floral sofa. exhaust systems. Williams Mobil by the cost per portion. Early American, was $649.00 now Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. $499.00; Permalux floral velvet Ph. 815692-2832 or 692-3598. trad sofa, was $1097.00, now c06-28/tfn $699.00; Permalux green velvet, was $670.00, now $399.00; EIJ5CTROLUX Sales & Service. Kroehler contemporary velvet David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street. sofa, was $639.00 now $449.00; Fairbury’. Ph 815692-2282. Kroehler rust floral trad sofa, c01-17/tfn was $589.00, now $349.00; Bassett maple bedroom pieces, odd AT GAMBl.ES in Fairbury, 15% headboard, two size dresser, two discount on all wallpaper orders. size chest. Do-it-yourself tools in stock. Ph. HARMS 815692-2222. c01-15/tfn HOME FURNISHINGS Rt. 24 Chenoa 815-945-2731 c7-30/tfn KRAFTY KORNER.Chats- worth. Craft supplies, finished BUNK BEDS good condition. Ph; craft items, fabrics, patterns, 309-377-2851. c86/86 sewing supplies, silk weddings. Register for classes. Hours Monday-Saturday, 96:30. Ph. 8156356055. FARM c02-12/tfn You wouldn’t buy steak without knowing how EQUIPMENT I VANS SALES and Service small much you were getting for your money. So why buy s ROLL-A-WAY NESTS chicken engine repair, McCulloch, Echo, advertising without knowing how much circulation roosts; 24" turn about fan (220); Sachs Dolmar and Stihl saws; auto-matic feeder. Ph: Lawn Boy, Ryan, and Hahn you’re getting in YOUR market area? I 815692-2000. *7-30/86 mowers, saw chains made up and Because once you know that, buying advertising sharpened; log splitter for rent. Ph: 8156356579, Chats worth. in the Livingston, McLean, Ford, Woodford and GUNS ft AMMO c5-7/tfn Iroquois county market area - where your -customers are - is very simple. Just use the ITHICA 4, side-by-side 12-gauge, TIME FOR summer cooling. 12”, “COUNTY LINES.*’ It’s the economical thing to do. with detailed etching. A-l 3 speed oscillating fan. 20” 3 condition. Best offer, ph: speed comfort fan. Harms Home 815692-2051 before 5 p.m. Furnishings, Rt. 24, Chenoa. Ph: nc86/tfn 815-945-2731. c6-25/tfn COUNTY LINES TRAUB . . . 17,000 BE AITOR REAL ESTATE W. Rt. 24, Fairbury, lit. Phone 815-692-4485 prime quality circulation We are a member of the Livingston County Cooperative Listing Service. all in your primary market. REST - 1st I 1 FAIRBURY nice hrtdi dopiox • 8248. THOEE BtOnoOM RANCH - Attached CHATSWORTH For creative advertising services in your area call our t car saraea. treat landscaping. HOMESTEAD on M . Largo poultry GRACIOUS OLDER two story on news office nearest you. large lot. Price slashed. STRAWN THREE ROOM honaa an Chatsworth • 818635-3010 Chenoa 815-945-3221 DUPLEX - Priced right - Good . Cullom - 8156892854 Colfax 309 723 2681 El Puo 309527-4600 Fairbury • 815602-2388 a . . . , . GREAT FAMILY ROOM - Largo two Forrest • 8156576482 Gridley 309747-2079 WELL INSULATED — 2 story - 00 - in.in.t.it t « - ___•- miner u« firm at fan* LMa •'" ’ I WWfl mlUiilBU "*• *** WUIftw II* Lexington 3093656714 Onarga - 815 288 7815 Cuvviwf Owe. VlfWWI lUi MU#. m------. ^ M^ m m§ ji — . . Forrest sc wool otstrvci. Piper City 815686-2550 Call Sandy Schrof, BS7-I7U or Etna Nussbaum, 192-2222 or (eve.) 992-2744 *43.50 per thousand bated on a 10-inch weekly contract lor one year. Chatsworth 815635 3010 Chenoa 815 945 3221 Cullom 815 689 2654 Colfax 309 723 2661 El Paso 309 527 4600 Fairbury 815692 2366 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest 815 657 8462 Gridley 309 747 2079 Lexington 309-365-8714 Onarga 815-268 7815 Piper City 815-686-2550

County Lines - Aug. 5-11, 1901—THREE CIX)SE OUT sale on lawn and RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith garden supplies at Kent Lumber SERVICES -Any brand serviced. Ph. 815686- ATTENTION Chenoa residents: PAINTING, farm and home, Co., El Paso, II. C 8-6/8-13 9246. c09-29/tfn We install sanitary sewer house interior and exterior, spray or hookups. Over 170 hookups in brush. Call 8156446294 after 3 CUSTOM. Make your bulletin WEBB TREE & ANTENNA MAURICE KOEHL PLUMBING. Gridley. We can do complete job o'clock. C 7 -1 6 /8 6 board from rolls of cork now ‘ 2 Service - Tree removal and New - remodel - repair. Free inside and out. Byron Martin price at Sampen Hardware. stump removal and antenna sales estimates. Ph. 815692-3213. Inc., Gridley. Ph: 309-747-2395. ALTERATION problem? It can *8-6/8-13 and service. Insured. Fifteen c06-12/tfn Call for free estimate. probably be fixed. Also mending, years experience. Donovan, 111. c5-14/tfn custom sewing. Mary Brent, PANTYHOSE - 6 prs. $3.99, Ph. 815-486-7061. Call after 5. J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, I>exington. Ph: 309-365-3631. NOW IS THE TIME to check your sandal foot or reinforced toe. c01-10/tfn home, and industry. Ph. 815- *7-23/8-27 air conditioner to insure proper Montgomery Ward, Fairbury. 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. cooling for the hot summer c7-30/84> DECORATED CAKES for all c05-22/tfn BABYSITTING wanted during months ahead. The time is right- occasions, including Sesame the day, in my home. Forrest and the price is right-pre-season NORTHRUP-KING seeds wiU be Characters. Will deliver. Ph: WILL DO BABYSITTING in my area. Donna Stehle. Ph: savings are in operation. Only offering until Sept. 30 an early 815688-3327. c9-14/tfn home any hours. Ph. 815692-2691. 8156576360. $32. for a complete check-up. Call order discount program. This is r08-14/tfn c7-23/tfn today. Wm. Masters, Inc., 107 N. in addition to 9 percent early pay KIIjGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.l, Center, Forrest, II., Ph: discounts. Seed com $5 discount Fairbury, limestone spreading, APPLIANCES: • Full Service- WILL START babysitting in my 8156576143. c6-4/tfn per bag, seed beans $1 discount excavation, trucking dirt and Dealer for Frigidaire, Coming, licensed home, anytime. Ph: per bag, alfalfa $1 discount per rock, stump removal. Days, Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, 815692-3980. CALL US FOR your sanitary bag. Gene McKinley, Ph: 815692-2589; evenings 692-3956. Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and C 7 -2 3 /8 6 sewer hookups. Complete job 815-796-2738 ell-30/tfn Kohler. Marlow's Appliance, inside and out. Chenoa Builders. *7-30/9-24 Inc., Chenoa, 111. Ph. 815-945-7224. FOR A FREE trial facial and Ph: 815-945-7374. c6-4/tfn SIGN PAINTING, truck letter­ Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; skin care information call Velma HAND CRAFTED wooden toys. ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf Sat. till noon, any evening by Hibbs, after 5 p.m. Ph: PAPER HANGING, lady, ex­ Call Tom Golladay. Ph: and magnetic signs. Don I >e is ter appointment. cl2-29/tfn 815-945-7081. Cosmetics by Mary perienced, reasonable rate. 815-692-4456 Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl2-28/tfn Kay. C7-30/8-13 WE WILL DO sewer hookups. Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph: C 7-30/8-20 815692-2253. c7-2/tfn CUSTOM MADE antique repro­ Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. REGARDIJCSS of where you HAPPY BIRTHDAY - we’re 6 ductions and refinishing. Custom 309-747-2648 or Roger Helbling at bought your equipment, when BOBBI’S POODIJ5 shop, doing months old now, so we re having made furniture. Marty Travis, 309-747-2253. c05-15/tfn you need it repaired, see: Don all small breeds. Years of T.L.C., a "six" sale on Saturday, Aug. 15. Ph. 815692-2890 after 5 p.m. Wheeler, Wheeler Farm experience. No tranquilizers. (a) dried flowers - 6 bunches $1; c03-02/tfn SONNY’S PAINT & REPAIR & Equipment. Ph: 815635-3784 Thafrville, ph: 217-387-2397. (b) selected ribbons - 6 yards $1; Radiator Shop, 312 E. Ixx’ust, (Business) or 815635-3658 c7-16/tfn (c) selected fabrics 61 per inch DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for Fairbury, 111. Ph. 815692-2583 (Home), Highway 24, (40 bolts); (d) 6 boxes of sewing appointment call anytime • Lois' c02-14/tfn Chatsworth, II., 7:306:30 GET YOUR sewer hookup patterns 6<; (e) selected package Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 815-945- Monday-Saturday. c86/tfn appraisals now. Kates down over beads, 6-$l; (f) Della Robia fruit 4762. c04-12/tfn TUCKPOINTING, masonry, 100 feet, $7.50 per foot. From 6* each; (g) decorated hearth plastering, fireplaces, base­ 40-100 feet, $8.50 per foot, and brooms - $6 each; (h) decorated VICKY’S BEAUTY BARN - in ments, chimneys and founda­ under 40 feet, time and material. Your message here reaches Si, 100 fans - $6 each; (i) one table of $6 rear of house, 2ll N. 5th St., tions. Triple O Construction, readers. Call 01S-4Y7 23ii. Free estimates. Hookups will be Chatsworth. Ph. 8156356157. George Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. table and wall decorations; (j) guaranteed for 10 years. Seal's items in 19* bins 6 - $1; (k) $6 off Complete styling and ear 309627-4240. cll-20/tfn Digging Service. Ph: 815-945-7520 arrangements over $25; (1) buy 6 piercing. Open Wednesday after 6 p.m. c7-16/tfn packages of silk flower petals through Saturday. c01-O4/tfn WE ARE contracting complete sewer connections. Melvin Grace Executive ($2.49 - $2.79) and receive the 7th PAPER HANGING, package free. Over 400 colors and PIANO TUNING and repair. and Son. Ph: 309-747-2003 or experienced. Shirley Meenen, Secretary styles to choose from. If you’ve Robert Cummins, 1319 Glenwood, 309-747-2787. c3-12/tfn ph: 8156576385. Pam Bork, ph. Immediate opening. never tried the snap together Bloomington. Ph. 309663-2702. 8156576615. Reasonable. Must be accurate flowers, just ask and we will show c09-07/tfn WOULD LIKE a child or baby to with numbers. care for in my home. Lori *7-16/8-9 you how fast and easy it is to do. Please send resume to; Krafty Koraer (the old drug SEPTIC TANK CLEANING. Ph. Hetherington. Ph: 815692-2530. DOG TRAINING - obedience store) Chatsworth, ph: 309-365-7101. Jack Skaggs c3-12/tfn house breaking, protection. Stoller & 815-635-3055. Be sure to register. Plumbing & Heating, Lexington. Reasonable rates. All breeds, Six names will be drawn to c07-20/tfn BABYSITTING wanted day or grooming licensed professional. Maurer receive an additional 6% discount night. Ph: 815692-2530. Sandy Ph: 3096276725 Doberman Construction on purchases at our Xmas open TREE TRIMMING, topping or Hetherington. c3-26/tfn puppies for sale also. house Sept. 19 and 20 in our new removal, also stump removal. C 8 6 /8 -1 3 Company Xmas room. C 8-6/8-13 Free estimates, insured. Perry REFRIGERATION and air 319 West Locust Price, Onarga. Ph. 815-268-7612. conditioning service, RCA Fairbury, III. 61739 FOLDING ping-pong table, $45.; c06-14/tfn television, Whirlpool appliances. shelving, 8 brown metal shelves Perkins Electric, Chatsworth, on 3 gold metal poles, $15.; full- INSULATE TODAY. Save on ph: 815635-3604. c3-26/tfn sized white/gold canopy bed, $50 heating and cooling cost. Call m n m n z z z ^ (matt.-springs free); white/blue Honegger Insulation. For free PROFESSIONAL painting, hand bedspread, shams, and canopy estimate call collect 815657-8512 brushed homes, airless sprayer cover, $15.; 2 pr. blue, foam- or 8446525. . c07-19/tfn on farm buildings. Top quality Wednesday & backed drapes, 75” wide, 63” workmanship. John Ham, Piper long, $10.; brown/gold patio door WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heating. City, ph: 815686-9065. Thursday drapery, $10. Ph: 816692-3279. Call for free estimate, no obliga­ c5-14/tfn *8 6 /8 6 tion. Ph. 815692-3113, Cender Gas, Rt. 24 W„ Fairbury, 111 PAUL HARPER estate sale: c 0 8 -0 2 /tfn S p ecials Saturday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m. • 5 p.m.; 5 miles southeast of SEWING AND alterations. Also Starting August 5 Lexington. Misc. household individual instruction for ALL items, freezer, small farm tools, beginner through tailor. Call Wednasdoy Special * V ° pony cart, antiques, etc., etc. Anne Nussbaum. P h: TH0MASVILLE Giblets A Tossed Salad C 8 6 /8 -1 3 815692-3672. C86/8-13 & LANE Thursday Special '5s0 Bedroom Baby Back Ribs | Including choice of potato, tossed salad, side dish of spaghetti Suites or ravtoH and coffee or Iced tea 1 l 111 4 2 5 *7 0;nta*n«, 2 0.1O 14 Wallets S2 at time of setting in stock S13 49 at time of delivery (Plus Sales Taxi W e s t g a t e • Age 1 day 10 100 years supper club • Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 or deposit refunded 5 0 % bit & b o w l i n g • No limit on add 1 packages at S 13 00 each Rte. 24 West Fairbury. II [ f a m il y Gtours iNviTco Phone 692-2443 t l Olftt «Mtl add I H Uon • Pets. $18 00 wm ri allowed OPEN: Wed. thru Sat 5 to 10 p.m. CHOICE OF BACKGROUND BEN FRANKLIN Saturday, August 14 n o w. Locust, i p.m. to 7 p.m. Fairbury, II. % % * % % •

CtiafewOfth ■ 815-636-3010 Chenoe 8160463221 Cullom - 816680-2664 Colfax • 300723-2861 El Paso 300627-4600 Fairbury 815602-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds Forrest 8156576462 Qrid ley - 300747-2070 Lexington - 3003666714 Onarga - 8 1 6 2 6 6 7 8 1 5 Piper City - 8156862550

County Lines • Aug. 5-11, 1981—FOUR FORREST, by owner, 3 FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment in Chatsworth. Ph: LIVESTOCK bedrooms, kitchen, utility, fully EL PASO: 2 bedroom mobile CHATSWORTH: 2 bedroom 815-6363092. c2-26/tfn carpeted, family room with home. 12 ft. wide. Appliances apartment. Refrigerator and fireplace and bar, central air furnished. Ph: Eureka stove furnished. Call after 3:30 with humidifier, large patio, new 2 BEDROOM apartment-heat 309467-3607. *7-23/913 p.m. 8166363389. c7-23/tfn siding, new garage door with furnished, Chenoa, $240. Ph: At Stud opener, lots of extras. Comer 14 8169467296 or 8169462521. LEXINGTON: Furnished and Two American Saddlebreds lots in Parkview Manor. Ph: c612/tfn unfurnished apartments. All JASON GENIUS PEAVINE 816657-8620. c7-23/tfn ASHBA 71552 utilities paid: 1 bedroom and COOKSVILLE: 2 bedroom AMBER’S SORREL GENIUS MINONK: 5 room apartment efficiency, suitable for two or trailer; one house, reasonable ASHBA No. 53465 available immediately. No pets. singles. References. No pets. Ph: rent, available Aug. 1. Arnold R. One Tennessee Walking Horse FOR RENT Deposit. Ph: 309527-5541. $160 3093668898. C7-23/913 Mathers, Cooksville, 3097263516. FORBES CHAMP c614/tfn *7-30/96 TWHB/EA No. 754675 LEXINGTON: 3 bedroom ranch Fee $100 live foal for either EL PASO: Cottage, ideal for one style: 14 bath; stove and TWO BEDROOM home, 5 miles SLEEPING ROOMS and house­ stallion. person, $175 per month plus combination refrigerator- north of Fairbury. Electric heat. keeping units. Private baths. Also for sale, 19 assorted electricity. Ph: 309527-2065 freezer; fully carpeted; central Call 816692-2379, 8:395:00. Ph: Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph. 816 Saddlebred and Walking Horse before 6 p.m. c4-16/tfn air. Available Aug. 15. No pets. 815-692-2935 after 6 :0 0 . 657-8590. cOl-24/tfn mares, fillies, colts, in various Ph: 309747-2755. *8-6/913 References required. C 7 -3 0 /9 6 stages of training, some green- COOKSVILLE: 2 bedroom 12X60 MOBILE HOME. Utilities broke, some well-broke to ride or mobile home 12 x 60, $60 per furnished. Call 816692-2950. drive. week. All utilities furnished. c02-21/tfn DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF Deposit required. Ph: SOAKED B T INFLATIO N? GOOD BUTS Fairbury 816692-3761, or 309725-3747. IN ’’’H I CLASSIFIED AD8. APARTMENTS in Fairbury and Ph: 816692-2383 office; c6-4/tfn Forrest. Deposit and references 816692-2471 residence. required. Equal Housing c67/tfn LARGE DELUXE apartment, 2 Opportunity. Call Eld, bedrooms, full basement, 14 816657-8248. cl2-04/tfn HAMPSHIRE SHEEP - register baths, stove, refrigerator, ed ewe lambs, ram lambs, carpet, drapes, central air, no New Tractors 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ yearling rams and wethers. A pets, deposit. Don Geiselman, El ment with stove and refrigerator. great 4-H project to raise and Paso. Ph: 309527-2559. Off street parking, washer and show. Ph: 309-527-3932 evenings. c6-4/tfn All Sizes dryer in building. No pets or nc-6-4/tfn children. References, deposit and 3 BEDROOM home in Piper City. lease required. Ph. 815-692-2060or interest Free en Nee & Used RABBITS Champagne d'Argent Ph: 8166363543. 692-2273 after 6:30 p.m. or for sale. Junior does and bucks, c6-ll/tfn weekends. cl2-25/tfn senior does and buck. Ph: till March 1982 816844-6086. *8-6/613 THREE APARTMENTS in USED TRACTORS IDWER FIRST FLOOR on Colfax, one 2 bedroom, two 4020 Gas Wide Front Hull Hydr...... $5,000.00 lx>cust St., Fairbury. Suitable for 1-bedroom, partially furnished, J.H. Cub W/Woods Belly Mower...... 3,000.00 office space. Water and heat fur­ water and heat furnished, coin J.D. 4010 Gas W/158 Loader...... 7,500.00 MOBILE HOMES nished. Deposit and reference. operated washer and dryer Ph. 816692-3328. c01-22/tfn J.D. 4430 W/Duals sharp...... 21,000.00 available. Call Fincham J.D. 4630 W/Duals sharp...... 27,000.00 Insurance Agency, 3097262411. APARTMENT in Gridley, new c7-2/tfn J.D. 4630 W /D uals...... 21,500.00 two bedroom, reasonable rent. J.D. 4440 Quad Range...... 27,000.00 12'x52’ 1972 CHALI-ANGER Quiet with privacy. laundry mobile home. 2 bedroom USED COMBINES facilities in building. Appliances FAIRBURY: Room for rent with J.D. 7700 D 1973 Clean W/20 ft. platform .19,000.00 partially furnished. Excellent optional. Quality workmanship. condition. Near Cabery, ph: with private bath. Ph: J.D. 7700 D 1975 Hydro W/20 ft. platform .28,000.00 Must be seen to be appreciated. 816692-2586. c7-9/tfn M.F. 760 D 1976 800 hrs. W/24 ft. platform 8169491605. C8-6/620 Contact Don Kingdon, 309 & 6 row corn head very s h a rp ...... 42,000.00 527-3031 or 309527-2679. FORREST: The Village c08-07/tfn Apartments, new 2 bedroom MISC. SALE REAL ESTATE apartment 2nd floor kitchen Cash & Carry EL PASO, 2 bedroom apartment, appliances furnished. 950 QTY. DESCRIPTON PRICE large living room, dining and sq.-feet. $265 per month, plus 1 J.D. 1610 Pull Chisel Plow 11 ft...... $3,160.00 kitchen. Heat, water and garbage utilities. Call Jerry Honegger, 1 J.D. 85 Rm. Fold Cultivator 12 row . . . 7,700.00 GRIDLEY: New 3 or 4 bedroom pickup furnished. Need tri-level, beautiful home in new 816657-8433 or 816657-8104 after 5 1 J.D. 420 Folding H o e ...... 4,560.00 references. K. Faulk, Ph: p.m. c7-9/tfn subdivision, $56,900. Call 309747- 309527-4245. c02-12/tfn 2 J.D. 300 Corn Pickers Each 7,870.00 2109. c02-07/tfn 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 5-18 ...... 5,100.00 1 J.D. 230 Disk 22 ft...... 7.800.00 FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom FAIRBURY, large unfurnished 1 CULLOM: 3 bedroom duplex, 1 J.D. 331 Disk 24 ft...... 10,450.00 recently redecorated, shared ranch home, 3 baths, 24-car and 2 bedroom apartments. 1 J.D. 7000 Fold Planter, 18 row...... 39,000.00 basement and garage. One block garage, central air conditioning, Carpeted w/stove and 1 J.D. 544 Bulldozer fits 4640-4840 .... 2,700.00 refrigerator. As low as $160 and from downtown. References and main floor utility room, full 2 J.D. 201 Implement Trailer w/tires Each 2,000.00 basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. $180. Equal housing opportunity. deposit required. $130 a month. 309747-2003 or 309747-2787. Ph: 816692-3855. c3-5/tfn Call 816694-2164. c7-16/tfn 1 J.D. 1210 A Grain Cart 400 b u ...... 4,650.00 c03-27/tfn 6 J.D. 965 Gears Less Wheels & Tires Each 525.00 4 J.D. 1065 A Gears w/tires...... Each 1,150.00 REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. 4 J.D. 1075 Gears w/tlres ...... Each 1,590.00 Call 309663-4371 or Mary Kirkton, 1 J.D. 275 Snow Blow ers...... 1,890.00 associate. Ph. 309747-2383. PONTIAC LIONS 1 J.D. 610 Finishing Harrow, 19 ft...... 6,400.00 cll-13/tfn 1 J.D: 606 Rotary C u tter...... 1,050.00 CLUB 2 J.D. 88 Rear Blades, 8 ft...... Each 875.00 GRIDLEY: 2 lots comer of Rt. 24 1 J.D. 95 Rear Blades, 8 ft...... 900.00 First Annual and Market st. 128’ x 120' Melvin 2 J.D. 54 Spreaders, 230 bu. box . Each 3,200.00 Grace. Ph: 309747-2003. 2 J.D. F1450 Plows 5-18 ...... EAch 3,500.00 c4-30/tfn Sum m er 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 5-18 ...... 5,850.00 GRIDLEY. Close to school. 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 6-16 ...... 4,850.00 Three bedroom ranch under Gymkhana Rally 1 J.D. 230 Disk 25 ft. wide...... 7,600.00 $40,000. Ringger Real Estate, ph: 2 J.D. 428 Hoe Gauge Wheels & 309747-2375. Debbie Steffen, Transport...... Each3,950.00 309747-2721. c7-9/tfn SATURDAY, AUG. 15 2 J.D. 430 Hoe Gauge Wheels & CASH PRIZES - EACH CLASS Transport...... Each4,300.00 SIX ROOM HOUSE for sale in 1 M & W 300 Auger Cart .'...... 3,700.00 Piper City. Fully insulated with (Auto, 4-Wheel, Motorcycles, Antiques) 1 M&W 400 Auger C a rl...... 5,700.00 storm windows. Ph: 8166862517. On site registration starts at 9 a.m. 1 Used M & W 300 Center Dump (like new) 3,000.00 •7-9/7-30 Event starts at 10 a.m. prompt. 1 Used D.M.1.300 Center Dump (like new). 3,000.00 START & FINISH POINT: GRIDLEY: All-brick ranch. Vermillion Plaza EARLY SAW SALE Large lot. 1700 square feet plus full basement. Ringger Real R te. 116 & Old 66 J.D. CHAIN SAWS ALL SIZES Estate, ph: 309747-2375. Debbie Pontiac, IL 61764 Steffen, 309747-2721. ADVANCE REGISTRATION: mail $4** fee, c7-9/tfn driver name, navigator name, yr. A make of 15% OFF vehicle, preferred starting time, A phone number EL PASO: Newer executive, 4-bedrooms, 24 baths, and to: practically everything. Priced to P.O. BOX 496, PONTIAC IL 61764 Stalter Repair Inc sell. Open house, 60 East 7th, BEFORE AUG. 9 102 N. Orange. Lexington, IL 01783 alternative financing, ph: PLN Phone 300/30M031 309627-2368. *9 6/91 3 d ') ) )

ChaUworth ■ 8153363010 Chenoa 8169463221 Cullom 816889-2664 Colfax - 309-7262881 El Paso 309-527-4600 Fairbury 816692-2386 Cornbelt Classifieds Forrest 816657-8462 Grldley 309-747-2079 Lexington • 309-3668714 Onarga - 8162667815 Piper City • 8166862550

County Lines - Aug. 5-11, 1981—FIVE FORREST: New 1 bedroom IN FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom MORE HORSES, buggy ride, apartments, stove and mobile home on private lot. fishing, picnic area, petting zoo. LEXINGTON: Garage sale, 208 CARPET AND linoleum custom­ refrigerator furnished. 1-2 Immediate occupancy. Month’s Ben Park in Panola (3 miles South Elm, Friday, Saturday, ers to see our new lines. Ph. bedroom apartments. Ph: rent and deposit required. Ph: north of El Paso), east side 65; Mens and womens clothing, 8153353239 for in-home showing 8166576668. c7-23/tfn 309-454-5601 or 8166962839. railroad, turn, go to old school. some childrens; household and free estimate. 20 years C66/613 *730/8-6 items; misc. c66/8-6 experience. Courtesy Carpet, HOUSE IN Fairbury. References Francis Schade, Chatsworth. and deposit required. Ph: TWO BEDROOM house on one FLAGS FOR Labor day, either EL PASO: Friday and Saturday, c06-10/tfn 816692-3727. C7-30/86 acre, 2 blocks from city limits of state or American - nylon or Aug. 7 and 8 from 9 to 4 at 425 Onarga at 904 W. Seminary Ave. cotton. Avenue of Flags - El Paso East Third St. Singer sewing CARPETS AND RUGS to be GRIDLEY: 3 bedroom and Apply in person, Aug. 67. will send in special order for machine, trombone, clothes and shampooed. Reasonable. Dave family room. Security deposit C 6 6 /6 6 these. If you are in need of a flag lots of misc. *8-6/66 Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815392- required. Rent-option to buy. call 306527-6358. *66/66 2282. c03-2S/tfn Ph: 309-747-2223. b7-30/tfn LEXINGTON: Small house at 105 EL PASO: 298 S. Michigan St. South West. Call 3068294533 Huge group sale. Saturday only GOOD, SOLID railroad ties, any FAIRBURY: 1 bedroom weekdays. Ph: 3063664251 FREE 65. Tent, C.B. base, dishes, evenings and weekends. length. Ph: 309377-2311. furnished apartment Fairbury clothes for everyone. C66/613 Arms. Available July 18, E. L. C66/613 •6 6 /6 6 Vetter. Ph: 217-7462313. THREE GREY AND white c7-9/tfn LEXINGTON: Completely GRIDLEY: P.O. Box 88, large furnished 1 and 2 bedroom kittens to be given away. Call 3065274354. c66/66 garage sale, eight families. WORK WANTED IN GRIDLEY: Two-bedroom apartments; all utilities paid. Friday, Aug. 7,93, and Saturday, upper apartment with stove, Call 3068264533 weekdays or Aug. 8, 612. Children through refrigerator, washer and dryer 3093654251 evenings and GARAGE SALES adult clothing, toys, games, iron WORK WANTED: Practical and central air and balcony. Ph: weekends. C66/613 bed and lots of misc. nurse. Private home. Onarga 309-747-2906 after 4. *6 6 /6 6 only. Ph: 815-2664550. c7-9/tfn TWO FURNISHED apartments in Forrest, air conditioned, c6-25/tfn CHATSWORTH: Group sale, 315 EL PASO: 2 (two bedroom) refrigerator and stove, E. Beech, Thursday, Aug. 6, 94; BABYSITTING in my home. apartments. 1 upper, 1 lower carpeting, all utilities furnished. Friday, Aug. 7, 66; Saturday, LOST b FOUND I an a Givens, ph: 3067233284. -both fully caipeted, curtains, air $115. per month. Ph: 815-657-8689. C 6 6 / 6 6 Aug. 10, 1612. Adult and C7-30/613 conditioned. Stove, refrigerator, childrens clothing, children and garbage, pick up furnished. adult books, furniture, coronet IX)ST: Black cat, some white HOUSE CLEANING done Garage, large yard, nice LEXINGTON: newly decorated and misc. c66/66 under neck and stomach; family weekly. Good references, very neighborhood. No pets, deposit spacious one-bedroom, unfurn­ pet. Call 3063653143 after 4 p.m. dependable. El Paso, ph: required. Ph: 8167465760. ished apartments; stove, ONARGA: Yard sale, Aug. 8, 93, c66/66 3065273231. *66/66 c7-9/tfn refrigerator, no pets. $185. Ph: 3063668416 or 3063665771 at 337 E. Seminary. c66/66 evenings. c8-6/620 FOUND: In Chenoa city park. BABYSITTING: Experienced, FAIRBURY: One bedroom, FAIRBURY: Yard sale, Ford ignition key and gas key. ■TLC’ in my home, Monday- unfurnished ground floor Thursday, 4-7, Friday, 123, Ph . 815-945-7124 *66/66 Friday. Reasonable weekly apartment with appliances, quiet ONE BEDROOM apartment. Stove, refrigerator, heat and Saturday 62. Tupperware, Avon, rates. El Paso ph: 3095273348. area, private entrance, no pets. clothes infant to adult, vaporizer, *66/613 Ph: 816692-3690. *7-30/66 water furnished. Air conditioned and carpet. $160. per month. Ph: lots of other misc. 513 W. Walnut. WANTED C 6 6 /8 3 ONE BEDROOM apartment. 8169464601. c66/66 HELP WANTED Stove, refrigerator, heat and FAIRBURY: 705 S. Clay St., water furnished. Air conditioned Barb and friends sale Friday FORD TRACTOR rear tire and and carpet. 8160. per month. Ph: FOR SALE OR RENT evening, Aug. 7, 68 p.m., tube 28 x 13.6” . Can be well worn EXPERIENCED man to work on 8169464601. c66/66 Saturday, Aug. 8, 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. to match other old tire. Robert hog farm. House is available. Used bicycles, door, sewing Spafford. Ph: 8153324634. Russell Perkinson, ph: FAIRBURY: Large 1 room RENT-BUY spacious machine, small organ, children's C 6 6 /5 6 217-387-2236. C7-30/66 furnished efficiency with modernized home in Chenoa with clothes, toys and books. Twin refrigerator and range. No pets. income apartment. Ph: bedspreads, wood shelves, A GOOD USED typewriter. Also Deposit and references. Ph: NEED EXTRA MONEY? Selling 8169467838 anytime. ceramics, electric roaster and metal folding bed rail. Ph: 816692-3690. c66/86 other misc. *66/66 8153923062. c66/66 Avon can help fight inflation. An c8-6/tfn opening in Chatsworth. Fairbury, SMALL HOUSE in the country FAIRBURY: Porch sale, WOMAN AND TWO children Forrest and Onarga. Call south of Forrest. Electricity Saturday, 166. 512 S. 5th. Books, need two or three bedroom house 8153324661. C66/83 furnished. $175 a month plus MUSICAL clothing and misc. c66/66 to rent in Fairbury. Maximum deposit. Ph: 8166863368. rent $225 mo. Call 8153923513 c66/66 after 4:30. nc83/tfn ONARGA: 706 W. Seminary. 5 Wanted "Mature STEREO, 8-track tape player, 1980 family yard sale. Radios, person to do light TWO BEDROOM house in Piper model reduced from $117.95 to reconditioned TV, clothing, City. References and deposit a $89.95. . Montgomery Ward, children to adult and much misc. clerical work for El Paso must. Ph: 815-6862462. Fairbury. c7-30/66 Friday and Saturday, Aug. 7 and We Will Be retail business. Duties 66/tfn 8,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. c66/66 ' include typing, filing and CLOSED working with factory IN FORREST: two bedroom NOTICES FAIRBURY: 519 S. 3rd Street, Aug. 10 - Aug. 15 manuals. No more than mobile home, air conditioned. large garage sale. Misc. items, three days per week. Furnished or unfurnished. Ph: clothing - all sizes; king size box People’s Send application to: 816657-8820. *66/66 TRY CERAMICS. Happy Kiln, springs; electric stove. Aug. 6, Cleaners P.O. Box 138 93; Aug. 7, 93 and Aug. 8, 62. Gridley. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., Chatsworth, Hi. El Paso, IL 61738 TWO BEDROOM home. Deposit 169; Fri. it Sat., 104. *6 6 /6 6 and references required. No pets. c02-07/tfn Ph: 306527-2345. c66/tfn GRIDLEY: Tri-Chem open 80 ACRES 2V4 miles west of house. Aug. 7, noon-8, Aug. 8,166. Charlotte. Write Gary Dohman, New catalogues, grab bags, old Welcome to Lynn’s Box 82, Chatsworth. and new merchandise available. C66/620 204 W. Second. *730/8-6 5 t h x

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Home Health Visits, Health Education, Clinical Nursing Services, Preventive Nursing Services, Mental Health Nursing, and Nursing Care of the Aged. 8 4 4 - 3 1 8 6 Call 815-892-3730 825 N. LADD — PONTIAC, ILL. 4)7*4 * * % % % County Lines - Aug. 5-11, 1981—SIX Cornbelt Classifieds Chatsworth 815-635 3010 Chenoa 8150453221 State attacks phony I.D.s Cullom 815-680-2654 Colfax 300-723-2661 El Paso 300-527-4600 Falrbury 815602 2366 Identification agree to print “A report of the U.S. Forrest 815-657-8462 Grldley 300-747 2070 Attorney General Ty Fahner Lexington - 300-365-8714 Onarga 815-268 7815 proposed legislation Thursday to disclaimers on the front of the Department of Justice estimated Piper City 815-686-2550 crackdown on fraudulent cards that say “Not issued by a that the sales of fraudulent identification cards that are government agency,” and identification and related frequently used to mislead law refrain from using all or any part criminal activity is a multibillion ATTENTION LADIES: Have WANT TO JOIN or form a car enforcement * officers and of the Official Seal of the State of dollar a year business,” Fahner fun! Work your own hours! pool from El Paso area to merchants, and in the Illinois. Julie B Productions said. “Selling these types of Demonstrate House of IJoyd toys Mossville Caterpillar 1st shift. commission of crimes. agrees to print a disclaimer on cards serves no other purpose and gifts, now ’til Dec. NO Ph: 305527-5231. nc7-23/513 the front of the cards and include than to deceive. That is bad INVESTMENTS, collection or Fahner also announced he has the disclaimer in advertising. enough, but they are often used delivery. Hiring all area towns. reached agreement with two The company, which also as tools in more serious crimes." Call Sylvia, Towanda. Ph: BUSINESS Chicago distributors of the cards distributes documents The attorney general said the 309-7252484. to sell only those cards which are resembling birth certificates, cards, which can sell for only a •7-30/56 OPPORTUNITIES clearly labelled to deny any agrees to print the same few dollars, can be used to association with government- disclaimer on those items. defraud government and PART TIME waitress. Thursday BOYS AND GIRLS, we are issued identification. business. Fahner said the cards offering money for your mother’s and Friday evenings 3:359:30 The agreements, formalized The legislation, sponsored by have been used by minors to discarded tables and boxes. Call and every other Saturday 6:30 in Assurance of Voluntary Rep. John Hallock, R-Rockford, purchase liquor and enter for information, 815692-3864 or a.m.-2:30 p.m. Apply Stan’s Compliance (AVCs), were and Rep. Jim Kelley, taverns, by illegal alients to 815692-3589. *56/513 Restaurant, Gridley. Ph: reached with William H. Perry, R-Rockford, would make the “prove” residency, and by 305747-2920 c7-30/tfn Jr. and Dorothy Brookson manufacture or sale of any criminals for a variety of operating as Contract identification card resembling an offenses from bad check writing AIDES, PART time position. INSTRUCTION Identification and Chicago official Illinois identification card to applying for multiple credit Openings for hospital and Contract Identification at 63rd a misdemeanor offense unless cards. pavilion. Experience preferred and Halsted, and Thomas J. the words “This is not an official but not required. Call PATTY WASMER’S gymnastic Bernstein operating as Julie B. Illinois identification card’’ or "In many cases, these phoney 815692-2346, ext. 245 and acrobatic lessons. Starting in Productions at 53 W. Jackson words of similar meaning appear cards are not used for legitimate C56/513 September. Call now 815265-4543, Blvd. prominently upon its face. The purposes," Hallock said. “The first come first serve. The companies, which current state law that would be law we have should be WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in C7-30/8-6 produce i d. cards similar to state tightened with the proposed improved." person at the Fairbury Bakery. identification, agree to desist changes does not now require any "What appear to be harmless •5 6 /5 6 selling cards in that particular disclaimer to discourage abuse cards can be used for serious TRAVEL manner. Contract Identification and properly inform the business violations," Kelley said. “That’s and Chicago Contract community. the problem we need to address." CAR POOLS HAWAIIAN special. New low lost airfares and tours. Contact us. Renewable fuels Adventure Tours and Travel. New location, 100 N. Main St. must compete READERS MAY ADVERTISE Pontiac, II., Ph: 815842-1133. A Sensible Alternative free in this classification. Ample free parking in front of in markets for Elderly Living nc02-05/tfn new office. c7-16/tfn If you are elderly and in good health but do Renewable fuels, such as not wish to continue living alone, we at the alcohol, should be able to VINTAGE HOUSE feel we have a sensible alternative compete on a sound economic basis without excessive for you to consider. subsidies, according to an We offer simple old fashioned boarding home W oodford County assistant to agriculture secretary accommodations at a sensible price. For you or John Block. for a family member this could mean. James Handley, Block’s # A pleasant home-like atmosphere that assistant, said the view on the respects your Independence and dignity# COURT NEWS lack of subsidies does not mean the secretary frowns upon the * A minimum of regulations and restrictions# federal gas tax exemption for # Personalized rooms # # Quality food # GENERAL DOCKET etal, WD pi lots 6,7,8 Blk 17 Kipp fuel alcohol and thinks it is a TRAFFIC 6 Davisons add to Minonk. # Personal need services# July 20 Comm Natl Bank, Martin justifiable exemption. ★ Local small town living without concerns Michael Barra, driving while Bros Imp., Rel. He said the government has intoxicated; improper lane finally realized that if the nation of property upkeep etc. # usage. WOODFORD COUNTY NEWS is to get back on its feet, it is the For further details contact: Ernest Davis, improper lane GENERAL DOCKET people who will do it, and the only Diane Thompson, Mgr. usage. ' Michael Barrs, Driving while role the government should play 309-527-2427 or 309-527-2085 Bradley Ferguson, disobeyed intoxicated; Improper lane usage is to encourage an economic VINTAGE HOUSE - 474 Elmwood Court - El Paso stop sign. Ernest Davis, Improper lane climate that will allow the people Eldon Gerdes, driving while usage to function. intoxicated; improper lane Bradley Ferguson, Disobeyed usage. stop sign July 22 Eldon Gerdes, Driving while Jerome Bernfeld, disobeyed intoxicated; Improper lane usage stop sign. Jerome Bernfeld, Disobeyed SMALL CLAIM stop sign July 23 SMALL CLAIMS Money Market Nauman Masonry, Inc. vs. Nauman Masonry. Inc. vs. Rich ODell d /b /a ODell Bros Rich Odell d/b/a Odell Bros. Construction Construction DIVORCE DIVORCE Certificate (26 Weeks) July 21 Haas, James Anthony vs. Haas, James Anthony vs. Kathyrn E. Haas Kathryn E. Haas. MARRIAGE MARRIAGE Kevin Hershberger, 26, Peoria July 22 and Susan Keene, 27, Peoria CURRENT RATE Kevin Hershberger, 26, Peoria David D. Zimmerman, 36, and Susan Keen, 27, Peoria. Metamora and Amber 1 5 . 8 2 1 % Rate available through Aug. 10 July 23 Hershberger, 28, Peoria. David D. Zimmerman, 34, Metamora and Amber Minonk State Bank, James Hershberger, 28, Peoria. Gaspordo, etux., Rel. •High Interest *26 Week Maturity •ShortTerm WARRANTY DEEDS: James Gaspordo, Jerry •No Purchase Cost *$10,000 minimum July 16 Schlueter, etux., WD-lots 7, 8 Blk Minonk State Bank, James 7 Kipp & Davisons addn-Minonk * Based on an investment for a full year at the same rate. This is an Gaspordo, etux, Rel. Gertie Fricke, Darlene Slith, James Gaspordo, Jerry etal., WD-pt lots 4, 7, 8 Blk 17 annual rate and subject to change at maturity. Federal regulations Schlueter, etux, WD-loti 7,1 Blk 7 Kipp A Davisons add to Minonk prohibit the compounding of interest during the term of the deposit. Kipp 6 Davisons add to Minonk. Comm Natl Bank, Martin A wtottantial IM*r*it ability pm*tty it ri**lrt* t*r **rty withdraw*! *i uvinft c*rti«lc*t*t. Gertie Fricke, Darlene Slith, Bros Impl., Rel.

FLEA MARKET “ Once Upon A Weekend" Set.. Aug. I l/o r Sunday, Aug. I First State Bank I a.m. to 5 p.m.. Chautauqua Park in Pontiac. III. Sponsored by the Zonta Club of Pontiac of Forrest Donation $10 for unlimited space Forrest, Illinois No advance registration. For more information call Mrs. Navana Ahrends, Rt. 1. Graymont. III., A FUL l 815/743-5981 or Mrs. Helen Frye, 101 Indiana Ave., SERVICE Pontiac, III., 815/844-7317. BANK one day *10, 2 days *15 # > )

County Lines • Aug. 5-11, 1981— SEVEN Fairbury Thompson signs taxation bill Lung association Governor James R. Thompson ed by the Governor. It requires provides grant has signed “truth in taxation” all units of local government, legislation requiring local units of school districts and community (Hospital Notes government seeking to hike their college districts wanting to ex­ for SIU research tax levies by more than five per­ tend property taxes in excess of cent to hold hearings on the pro­ 105 percent of the amount extend­ The American Lung Associa­ posed increase. ed in the previous year to inform tion of Mid-Eastern Illinois which MONDAY. JU LY 27, 1M1 FRIDAY JULY 31, 19S1 “I consider this to be one of the public of the increase in services McLean, Livingston, ADMITTED ADMITTED the most important pieces of newspaper ads and hold hearings Ford, Iroquois, Champaign, Edgar Kittling, Fairbury, Mrs. Laura Haab, Forrest, legislation to come out of the on the planned tax increase. Kankakee and Vermillion Coun­ Madical; Mrs. Bonnie Albert, Medical; Jeremy Huston, Piper General Assembly this session,” ties, is giving $5,000 for a Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Carol City, Surgical. After the public hearing, the Tharp, CuHom, Surgical. the Governor said. “Illinois tax­ research project on DISMISSED payers deserve to get a full ex­ taxing district may adopt the DISMISSED Miss Julie Ricketts, Forrest; Histoplasmosis being conducted Virgil Turk, Pontiac; Samuel James Gardner, Forrest; Miss planation from their local of­ levy but the time and date of the at the SIU School of Medicine. Patton, Fairbury, transferred to Julie Leneave, Chenoa; Roscoe ficials why their local tax bills meeting to adopt the new levy The principal investigator is Helen Lewis Smith Pavilion; Combes, Fairbury,- Mrs. Bonnie are going up. must have been announced at the Larry A.Von Behren, M.D. Mrs. Bertha Poppe, Anchor; Albert, Forrest; Mrs. Alice “ This measure will allow public hearing. Histoplasmosis is an impor­ Mrs. Florence Arts, Thawville; Knock* A baby boy, Chatsworth; them to get that explanation in an The bill was sponsored by tant respiratory infection and is Don Karnes, Anchor, transferred Jack Montgomery, Forrest. easy to understand way." Representative Thomas Ewing, usually acquired by inhalation of to Brokaw-Bloomington. House Bill 1048 was part of a Pontiac, and the Senate Revenue a fungus present in the soil of SATURDAY, AUG. 1, 19S1 package of tax reform bills back­ Committee. TUESDAY, JULY 2t, 19S1 ADMITTED endemic areas. ADMITTED Earl Beggs, Forrest, Medical,- It is anticipate# that the infor­ Mrs. Denice Craver, Fair­ Billie Lockwood, Forrest, mation obtained from this bury, Medical; Miss Teresa Medical; Mrs. Bonnie Glover, research project will be helpful in Bingham, Fairbury, Medical. Fairbury, Medical. understanding the mechanisms DISMISSED of immunity to histoplasmosis DISMISSED Mrs. Hazel Wagler, Fairbury; and in the future development of Miss Christine Hall. Gridley; William Brackman, Fairbury, host directed immunotherapy for Mrs. Rosemary Hills, Cullom; transferred to Greenbrier Lodge, the disease. Mrs. Patricia Whately A baby Piper City; Mrs. Mary Bradley, girl, Fairbury; John Johansen, Cropsey; Master Jeremy Huston, Fairbury; Mrs. Joyce Honegger Piper City. A baby girl, Forrest. SUNDAY, AUG. 2. 19SI WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 19tl ADMITTED ADMITTED None About Inflotion & Taxes? Miss Julie Ricketts, Forrest, DISMISSED Medical; Raymond McMinn, Mrs. Theresa Johnson, Fairbury, Surgical; Mrs. Haiel Chenoa; Raymond McMinn, Schleeter, Fairbury, Medical; Fairbury; Mrs. Karla Lowery, E dw ard D. Jones Er Co. Mrs. Genevieve Winkley, Chatsworth; Master Robert MiHi l.cn York Slot k { «< hange. Ini Chatsworth, Medical. William Monroe, Fairbury, DISMISSED transferred to St. Francis Mrs. Catherine Martin, Fair­ hospital, Peoria. bury. BIRTHS: To M r. and Mrs. Jay Gadberry, Chenoa, a boy born THURSDAY, JULY 30, 19tl Tuesday, July 2t, Iftl at 1:0S ADMITTED a.m . weighing 7 lbs. 12 oz. To Mr. and William Brackman, Fairbury, and 'Mrs. Wayne Knocke, Medical; Miss Julie Leneave. Chatsworth, a boy born Tuesday, Cltenoa, Medical; Albert Ben­ July 21, 1911 at 9:24 p.m . nett, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. weighing 7 lbs. 4Vj oz. To M r. and Karla Lowery, Chatsworth, Mrs. Ronald Monroe, Fairbury, a KAREN VOGEL Surgical; Malcom Keen, Fair­ boy born Friday, July 31, m i at BILL SCHWEIZER bury, Accident; Jack Mon­ 12;#J a.m . weighing 7 lbs. k oz. tgomery, Forrest, Surgical; To Mr. and Mrs. Mark' James Gardner, Forrest, McWhorter, Cropsey, a boy born Are Sponsoring Medical. Friday, July 31, Iftl at S:3Z a.m. DISMISSED weighing S lbs. SV« oz. To M r. and Miss Teresa Bingham, Fair­ Mrs. John Pitchford, Graymont, A Real Estate Sem inar bury; Mrs. Gloria Gadberry A a boy born Friday July I t , m i at baby boy, Chenoa. •:32 a.m . weighing 7 lbs. SVt oz. NEW - A brand new concept in income producing real estate UNIQUE - Only investment of its kind offered to the general public A FIRST - First time presented formally to area residents The postal service at the crossroads (Prospectuses Available)

by U.S.R*p. Tom Corcoran cause an end to six-day service, Congressional action to en­ we specifically required that this GUEST SPEAKER force spending-cut targets involv­ will have no effect on it. Our part RON BUCHAN ed the operations of the Postal of Illinois, because it is mostly Senior Vice-President, Angles Corp. Service in significant ways. Im­ rural, is quite dependent upon portant services, however, will six-day mail service in contrast continue. with urban areas. This added Following passage of the so- assurance of continued service is Thursday, August 13, 1981 called reconciliation bill by the strongly supported by me. Senate June 25 and the House a 1 1 :4 5 -1 :0 0 day later, both bodies appointed Cutting the public service sub­ Luncheon, Pontiac Elks Club representatives to work out dif­ sidy to $250 m illion next y ear, to ferences between the two ver­ $100 m illion in fiscal y e a r 1903 or . . . sions. Senators, other con­ and en tirely in fiscal 1984, as was 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. gressmen and I, as conferees decided by the conferees, reflects charged with resolving dif­ a continuing assault on that link At the Pontiac Twp. High School ferences in postal-related por­ to Congress. Without a sizable Call Karen or Bill for reservations tions of the bills, met and agreed subsidy, the Postal Service on a final version of those provi­ becomes almost entirely indepen­ or mail Coupon below to: sions. Not at issue was a proposal dent of the American people, who to cut costs by dosing small post have had at least some input into EDWARD D. JONES & CO. offices; that had been withdrawn. postal m atters through Congress Before October, IMS, we when it provides the subsidy. 214 W. Washington agreed, the nine-digit sip code This reduced degree of control Pontiac, IL 61764 program should not be im­ concerns me, and it might well plemented. In the meantime, the give impetus to consideration of Phone 815/842-3836 Postal Service’s machines that my proposal to make the Postmaster General a presiden­ can “read” five-digit sip codes IHFORMATIVE can be used. Also, we are direc­ tial appointee. The Postal Service EDUCATIONAL ting the General Accounting Of­ would then still be an indepen­ A INVESTMENT SEMINAR A □ 11:45 Elks Club fice - the congressional watch­ dent entity run in a business-like □ 7 p.m. PTHS dog agency - to study the expand­ way, but its top executive would r I PLAN TO ATTEND. MAKE RESERVATIONS ed sip code and report back to us □ •I CANNOT ATTEND, BUT WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON be accountable to an elected of­ □ YOUR RECOMMENDED SECURITIES by October, 1982. ficial. □ TAX SHELTEho □ ERISA, IRA, KEOGH Reductions in the subsidy for In all, the conference agree­ □ HIGH YIELDING INCOME □ CORPORATE PENSION PLANS public services - from the cur­ ment seems to meet the needs of □ INFLATION HEDGES DTAX FREE BONDS re n t f$44 m illion to $250 m illion the mailing public. My participa­ NAME ______next year - have caused concern tion as a conferee, though, has that six-day mall delivery would strengthened my conviction that ADDRESS CITY the future holds many challenges be affected. Though the .PHONE Postmaster General has testified for postal operations in our coun­ STATE _ .ZIP that these cutbacks would not try- % f c * t e t * v %

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Associate Court News Margaret L. Keck, a widow to Randall W. Beal, Forrest and Week July 27 - 31, 1*81 M arie L. A Larry T. Colclasure Sally (eon Wessels, Fairbury, Judge Darrell H. Reno, Presiding jt. tens. 7-14-81 *10 etc. (R.S. *14.) 7-21-81. Jean E. Gaston, If, Saunemin, L 10 B f Cullom. Charles Myron Cambridge, < ? / t V / / Too fast for cond., 25.00, (County) Roy Weldon Benway A wf. to Pontiac and Wilma J. Farney, gg — — HBO — New York, NY Aug. 5-11, 191 Patti Jo Kater, 22, Pontiac, Douglas W. Benway A wf. 7-16-81 Fairbury, 7-24-81. • (3) 3 CD WCIA CBS Champaign, IL Speeding, 25.00, (County) *1. A mtg. assumption (R.S.-) Ronald J. Carpenter and — » WEEK NBC Peoria, IL Kyle J. Woodard, U , (Pt. WVi NWV, Sec. 8-25-8.) Catherine Beth Ann Askew, both — — MOVIE CH — New York, NY Fairbury, Speeding, 40.00, CERTIFICATE OF SALE: of Fairbury, 7-24-81. • (13) 13 « WFLO IND Chicago, IL ( ( d a y t im e (County) Robert W. Jones, Sheriff of Harold A. Becker, Emington • (10) — — ESPN — Bristol, CT — ABC Peoria, IL Mark F. Wayman, 21, Cornell, Liv. Co., III. to The Millikin Natl. and Eleanor Ellinger, Chatsworth, (9) WRAU 8 (1) WON INO Chicago, IL WED THRU TUES Bk. of Decatur 7-21-81 (Com. a t • («) Speeding, 25.00, (State) 7-24-81. — Of) WMBO CBS Paorta, IL Steven L. Salvator, 16, SW Cor. of NW<« Sec. 17 27 6, tun. Kevin Allen Dunaheeand Beth • ( ID — Of) WTTW EDU Chicago, IL MORNING Saunemin, Speeding, 25.00, on w. line of sd. Sec. N. f * i rds., Lee Fit.,im m ons, both of • (12) 12 it WILL EOU Champaign, IL 6:30 (1) It's Worth Knowim ( Pontiac) E. 20 rds., S. f i rds., W. 20 rds. to Pontiac, 7-24-81. — — CNN — Atlanta, GA 2(4) (ID Country Day Michael W. Burnett, If, pob.). Frank Charles Legner' and — (2) — — CBN — Virginia Beach, VA SB Movla (Mon., Tut Streator, Speeding, 25.00, CERTIFIED COPY OF Nancy Ann Verdun, both of Odell. - (4) 2 ® WICO NBC Champaign, IL Last W ave' (MON S (D WMAO NBC Chicago, IL (County) TRANSCRIPT FROM 7-24-81. — (») Bodyguard' (TUE ) — (6) — — SHOWTIME — Now York, NY 5 Today In Chicago Kenneth E. Lahr, 34, Chertoa, JUDGMENT DOCKET: Clarence C. Pool and Elaine — (7) 7 CD WLS ABC Chicago, IL (13) 13 <32 Tan Speeding, 25.00, (Cullom) The State of Wisconsin vs. Roy M. Sandoval, both of Chatsworth, — (8) 6 ® WAND ABC Decatur, IL S Tuxodo Jerry D. Sereno, 16, Dwight, Edward Roberts, Chatsworth 7 24-81. 8 (44 WSNS IND Chicago. IL 0 (9 )9 Bullwlnkla Viol, ot class, 25.00, (Dwight) Rec. 7-17-81 Judgmt. entered MARRIAGES: -- --- WTVP EOU Psorts, IL 0(11) ABCCaptlona Ron E. Nettlingham, 17, 7-9-81 for *2,f5f. 18 from Barron Lana Marie Drechsel. Dwight (Exc. Mon.) 6:32 Cullom. III. cons ol alco in a Co., Wis. and Ralph Brown, Chenoa, (7)7 Ed Allan Show 6:40 8(44 AMLaSaHaStraa public place, 25.00, (Cullom) 6-28-81. Markat Outtat Toni J. Illyes, if, Pontiac, No COURT PROCEEDINGS: Vicki Lynn Shane, Pontiac 6:46 0(11) A.M. Waathar valid reg., 25.00, (Pontiac) In Re: Dissolution of and Ronald E. Aupperle, Social Security covers extra farm workers 6:49 (7)7 WLS Editorial Keith W. Cleary, 22. Marriage of Carla Kay Fairbury, 7-18-81. 6:SO 4 (8) (ID Cloaar 1 Saunemin, III poss ol alco, 25.00, Kindelberger, Dwight A Victor J. BIRTHS: Today Many farm operators who security taxes must be withheld 6:63 (7)7 Nawa (Pontiac) Kindelberger, Dwight. 7-15-81. To Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fry, 6:56 (I) WBBMEditorial Jeffery D. Vogel, 18, Pontiac, In Re: Dissolution of Pontiac, Son, 7-lf-81. need extra help during the grow­ from the worker’s pay. 7.-00 (2) Morning Loud tire noise, 25.00, (Pontiac) M arriage of Craig E. Smith, To Mr. and Mrs. Timothy ing season may forget that the (ZlVarious Programn Edvern D. Masden. 21, Pontiac A Linda D. Smith, Taylor, Cullom, Daughter, earnings of most people working The employer must keep a 20(41(5)5(1®® T< Pontiac, Violation of class, 25.00, Bloomington. 7-15-81. 7-lf-81. record for each worker, showing O (3) 2 Captain Kanf on farms are covered by social O Movla (Thur.) 'Hat (Pontiac) Jon DeFries, Fairbury To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth security according to Stephen name, social security number, Mauda' Elmer Smith Jr., 47, Dwight, vs.Victoria Lynn Perreault, Jones, Fairbury, Daughter, Young, district manager of the amount of wages paid, and 0 (1 3 )1 3 ® Tom An Fail to reduce, 25.00, (County) Cheyenne, Wyoming, Small 7-20-81. Bloomington Social Security of­ amount of taxes withheld. In ad­ (4) Movla (Exc. Frt.) '< Willie B. Smith, 31, Pontiac, Claim Complaint. *44.50. 7-15-81. To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond dition, the employer is responsi­ Book II (WED ). Dr Fail to reduce. 25.00. (County) MARRIAGE LICENSES: Slagel, Fairbury, Daughter, fice. Young pointed out that all (THUR.), 'Bon Voyage. ble for reporting the wages and Brown'(MON).'NoDa* Delbert John S. Young, 22, John M. Bogucki, Forrest and 7-20-81. wages paid are covered by social sending the taxes collected to the Return' (TUE.) Fairbury, No valid D.L., Lori E. Hetherington, Fairbury, To M r. and Mrs. Donald security if the worker: 4(7)70(8)®® dismissed, (County) 7-21-81. Verdun, Pontiac, Daughter, Is paid $150 or more in cash Internal Revenue Service and for Morning America Douglas Scott Cool and Sheila 7-21-81. wages during the calendar year preparing a Form W-2 (Wage and 0(19) Australian WARRANTY DEEDS: Gay Ruppel, both of Pontiac, To Mr. and Mrs. David for agricultural labor, or Tax Statement) for each Football (Wad.) 1 (THUR ). CFL Footba Stephen F. Holder A wf. to 7-21-81. Follmer. Pontiac, Son, 7-21-81. Performs agricultural labor employee. the SS Yard Line (FRI. Arsenio G. & Ann T. Pica, jt. ten. Ronald Aupperle and Vicki To Mr. and Mrs. David for an employer 20 or more days For information about social Soccer (MON.), Prole 6-19-81 *10etc. (R.S. *5f.) Lts. 1 A Lynn Shane, both of Pontiac, Buchanan, Fairbury, Daughter, during the year for cash wages security numbers or benefits, get Team Rodeo Chami 2 B 37 Marsh's Add. Fairbury. 7-21-81. 7-24-81. UE) figured on a time basis-by the in touch with the Bloomington 9 Bozo hour, day, week or month. social security office, located at Bullwlnkla If either of these conditions 200 West Front street. The (11) Over Easy CNN Morning Rap Cattle population is increasing slowly are met, all of the worker’s cash telephone number is (309) 7:30 (2) Gary RandaM Shot wages are covered and social 829-9436. O Movto (Frt.) 'Satun (13)131 (19) ESPN's Sport by Darrel Good Steers that are 500 pounds and lighter-weight cattle was down *(FriJ Extension Economist over plus heifers that are 500 8.4 percent. We can expect con­ I Tennessee Tui a (11) Sesame The Semiannual Cattle Inven­ pounds and over other than those tinued pressure on prices from (Closed-Cap Uoned) tory, released July 27, and the kept for herd replacement totaled fed cattle for the next 90 days, 7:46 (12) 12 A.M. V 23-states cattle on feed report, 23.8 million head, down slightly followed by a substantial reduc­ "•) 8:00 8S1B ( S t CaptainKa< released July 20, indicate a slow­ from last July’s count of 24.2 tion in numbers. (2) Various Programn ing in the rate of increase in the million head. TTiis is the source of During the April-June 0 (3 )3 Jeff arsons cattle population. While beef pro­ steers and heifers for slaughter quarter, cattle feeders marketed Super Buys/ O Movla (Wad.) R« about one percent more cattle Titanic' duction will continue to rise dur­ during the next six months. All 0 (13 )1 3® Popoye ing the second half of 1981, beef animals under 500 pounds totaled than their April 1 intention. This (4) M ovla (Frt.) Oea 36.6 million head compared with is the first time that marketing Float' production during 1982 may be K" 4x8 sheet 3 Ply Pine CDX about equal to 1981. The increase 35.9 million head a year ago. This has exceeded intentions since the 0 (1 4 ) ESPN’s Spo (Thur.) Tennis (FRI.) in cattle production that started is the source of the feeder cattle October-December quarter in 8(44 Cool McCool And in 1980 may be short-lived. that will move into feed yards 1978. At long last, cattle feeders ic. Frt.) Illinois Pros The total inventory of cattle during the next six months. are current. CASH & CARRY (12) 12 Sosams S(Mon.) and calves on July 1,1981 was 125 Total cattle on feed in the prin­ What does this mean in terms 8:3 0 Westbrook H ospli million head, up 1.6 percent from cipal states was 9.6 million head, of prices? There will be large I (3)3 AHco July 1, 1980; the increase from down one percent from a year supplies of beef for the rest of s<:Movla (Exc. Wot 'Chinatown' (THUR ). July, 1979 to July, 1980 was 3.9 ago. The weight distribution was 1981 and a seasonal increase in Self Seal Shingles cotch’ (MON ). 'C arny' percent. The peak July 1 inven­ quite different. The number of pork supplies, and we can expect 0 (13 )1 3® FNntstc tory was 140.2 million head in heavier-weight cattle was up 6.9 cattle prices to decrease from (4) World Roller Championship (Thur 1975. There was a 15.5 percent percent, and the number of summer highs. 2 3 6 5 (MON.) Rascal Dazzle decrease during the four years £ CASH & CARRY 0(14) NASL Weekly from 1975 to 1979 and a 5.5 percent 9 <44 Baatlaa (Ext In stock colors only I Dimensionsuimensio (FRI.) increase during the past two 0 (9 )9 Bewitched I years. o n i )j iMister Rogeri The number of beef cows and CertairifeedH 0:00 ( D Ol(3t ® Jefferson heifers that have calved is the Thur.) 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CFL Football 6:32 (7)7 Ed Alien Show World Roller Disco Champion gifts to the United States. But • (13) 13 ® Green Acres From the 55 Yard Line (FRI ). ship (MON ) our nation's parks are chang­ 6:40 I © AM La Salle Street-World 8 © MundoHispano Tennis (MON ) Market Outlet 6 0 ( 8 ) © © News ing. and the National Park 0 ( 1 1 ) Studio See 8 © Get Smart (7)7 ABC News Service has begun to restrict 6:45 i n i ) A.M. Weather (Mon.) © Oft The Air O (9) 9 Various 6:40 (7)7)7 WLSWLSI Editorial 8 © Let's Make A Deal the public’s access to these 10:57 CD • (3) 3 © (3D Programming 0 ( 9 ) 9 Hogan's Heroes areas The question seems to 6:50 8 (8) © Closer To God N fw ib fiik • (11) VHIa Alegre (Exc. Today 5 :5 8 (2) CBN Update News be Can we have our parks and 11:00 (2) • ( 3 ) 3 • ( 3 0 Young And Thur.) use them, too? 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CFL Football: From 8 © Outer Limits Strokes Drummond discovers FlymgOddbali' Hammerhead' (TUE ) 0 ( 9 ) 9 Andy Griffith Show that land he and his sister have the SS Yard Line (FRI). NASL ^ 8 ) ® 8©M ovie'Bang. Bang. You're Soccer (MON ). Prolesaional • ® CBS News inherited was acquired through (18) Summer Pro Basket­ Dead' (WED ). China Gate • (11) MecNeiFLehrer slave trading (Repeat) Team Rodeo Championship ball (Wed.) PK A Full Contact (THUR ). The C ily That Never (TUE) Report (Closed-Captioned) Karate (THUR ) Sleeps' (FRI.). Love From a • (12)12 Dick Cevett Show 0 ( 1 3 ) 1 3 ® Joker's WHd 0 ( 9 ) 9 Bozo 7 1 7 0 ® Ryan's Hope Stranger' (MON ). Savage 0 (5 1 Bull winkle B Moneyline Financial, 8(7) 7 0 ( 8 ) © ® Dynasty At Leave It To Beaver Season (MON ) a lavish dinner parly thrown for • (11) Over Easy business and consumer newa (11) Over Eaey 9)9 ScoobyDoo with heavy emphasis on the Blake Carrington. Matthew's • CNN Morning Report 11:56 (7) 7 ® < T I FYI I f Hour Magazine 7:30 (2) Gary RandaM Show I! Wall Street day shocking admission to Krystle 11) Electric Company © Over Easy Guest Editor that he s till loves her is • Movie (Fri.) Salum 3' AFTERNOON______12) 12 Sesame Street • (1 3 )1 3 ® Magllla Gorilla Norman Cousins Host: Hugh overheard by Fallon, who CNN Afternoon Downs (Closed Captioned. confronts Krystle with her • (it ) ESPN’a SportsForum l^.-OO (33 Noonbreak Conbnuea Frl.) 2 0 (4) ® ® Days Of Our USA.) knowledge after being ordered 3:30 D Match Game 6:30 ^2 ^Another Ufa to stop skinny dipping with Jeff 9) Tenneaaee Tuxedo Uvea (2) Various Programming (11) Seaame Street I ® News ! D (4) (S) i © 36! Family Colby in the pool during the Sr 2 ( 4 ) © Partridge Family Faud party (Repeat; 2 hrs ) (Ooeed-Captioned) (Mon.) Starting w a r O r a I Dream Of Jeannie • (10) Auto Racing *81 • (12) 12 A.M. Weather Over' 0 ( 3 ) 3 PM Magazine 7:45 • Movie (Wed.) The Amer (D (11) Diractad By John (Movi 1 • (13) 13 ® Underdog 0 (13) 13 ® All In The ican Success Company' Ford 8:00 D 0 (51 Captain Kangaroo (8) Movie 'O h G odi B ook II ' S Newlywed Game • (12)12 National Geogra­ (2) Various Programming (WED , TUE ). Whe Time Ran 8 ( 8 ) © Tic Tac Dough (13) 13 ® Comedy phic National Parks Play­ • (3)3 JeHeraons Out' (THUR ). Hold Me (FRI). S O ® Barney Millar Featival ground or P aradise7 8*11** For years • Movie (Wed.) ‘Raise The Corsican Brothers'JMON ) • (9) 9 Carol Burnett And 6 (8) © John Davidson America s parks have been the Titanic' 8 (7) 7 • (8) © © AH My Friends Children Show • JT Happy Days Again crowning jewels of nature's • (1 3 )1 3 ® Popeya • ( I t ) NFL Arm Wrestling («) Movie (Fri.) 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Renato Interviews: BIN Frledkln big business (60 mins ) * Sneak Prevlewe H o s ts Scotto in recital and Piccolo ■ People Tonight An hour of (ZtPubNc Enemies Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert (2) Another Life Spoleto, a senes ol mini- personality news, interviews 2 9 (4) (5) 5 ® ® NBC review ihe latest films 2 0 ( 4 X 5 ) 5 ® ® The Tonight festivals w ithin the festival. and reviews Magazine With David Brink lay 8:15 8 ©Movie-(Drama)** "Tin Show Guest ErmaBombsck. 12:10 < (8 1 ® News David Brinkley profiles Charles Drum" 1978 David Bennett. (60 mins.) (7) 7 Movie -(Comedy) •* Schulz, creator ol the popular Angela Winkler. (Paid Subs­ 9 (3 )3 9 (11C9LM.A.S.H. 8:15 9 Race For The Pennant “ Gilder sleeves Ghost" 1844 comic strip 'Peanuts.' and Jack cription Television) A strange 9 (IS ) 13 B enny HM 8:28 (2) CBN Update News Harold Peary. Marion Martin Perkins reports on women who little boy is born with startling Show 8 :3 0 (2) Larry Jones Wacky happenings are going marry man who are in jail. clairvoyance. At the age ol 6 <7)7(1(8 )© ABC Newe 9 (13) 13 © on at a haunted house (79 (R epast; 60 mins.) three, he reiects the politics ol NightHne Anchored by Ted Honeymooners mine ) 9 ( 1 3 ) 1 3 ® PM Magazine thaworldandthapeoplearound Koppel ST) The Originals: The Writer In 12:30 Kroeze Brothers (6) Movie -(Suspense) ** him and stops growing in order (16) SportsCenter America Ross MacDonald’ (3 )3 N ew s "Whan Tima Ran Out” 1980 lo stay a small child (2 hrs . 25 (6 )6 O dd C ouple Kenneth Miller, writing under (8)Movle-(Adventure)**a "Kilt Jacqueline Bisaet. Paul mins ) ® B e re tta Ihenameof Rosa MacDonald, is Or Be K illed" Norman Newman. Avotcanothreatensa 8 :3 0 6(7)79(8)©® T a x i 1(11) W o rld W ar II the author ot dozens of mystery Combes. James Ryan A martial H aw aiian re s o rt h otel. 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Anthony Perkins A returns to Sunnybrook Farm to middle-aged woman having an 8(8)97) Good News (2 hrs . 30 mins ) 7:00 CD Three Robonlc Stooges 0 ( 9 ) 9 Tar ran comfort her mother (Closed- affair with a young man. still 6 (7) 7 0 (8) 97) 98 National (2) The Lesson Caplioned. U S A.) craves for a French playboy (2 0 1 11) Life Around Us Long Driving Championship 2 (4) 8 95 (44 Jimmy 0 (1 2 )1 2 Flambards'Flying hrs ) 0 ( 1 2 ) 12 Mister Rogers ABC Sports provides coversge Swaggart O News-Weather-Sports High' Christina-and Dorothy 0 ( 1 1 ) Kup's Show o l the finals o l this long-driving 0 (3) 3 Old Time Gospel 10:25 ^ j^Dear Alex And Annie throw a surprise at William and specialists' event from the 0 Press Box Hour Sandy's flat, while W illiam 10:46 0 Movie-(Drama) **S “And 10:30 ( 8 Face The Nation Atlanta Athletic Club in Duluth, . 0 2 $ Kenneth Copeland 0 ( 3 ) 3 At Issue makes his intentions known to Georgia Justice For All" 1979 Al 5 Now Zoo Revue Aunt Grace and lauds the Pacino. 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Inc The Ripper" 1968 B o r is charms both Louisa and Mary. 7:28 (D In The News O 3$ This la The Ufa 0 Newe-Weather-Sporte In notime. he persuades Louisa Karloff A ghastly look at the life 7:30 CD Magic Door 0 Movla -(Mystery) *** 1:00 ( 7 ) 0 (3D U.S. Clay Court 01 the man who prowled to invest her savings in a (2) Deaf Hear "Chinatown" 1974 J a c k Tannla Championships CBS London'sfog-filled streets in diamond mining company (60 (SIS Kidding Around Nicholson. Faye Dunaway A Sports provides coverage of search ol the beautiful women mins ) 0 ( 1 3 ) 13 32) Rav. Arthur Do tough private eye’s specialty in , the men's lin a lt ol Ih n he slashed to death (90 0 News-Weather-Sporta Kruytar Worahip Service divorce cases mvolveshim with prestigious lournamenl from m m s j 2:30 (2) Heritage Singers 6 (8) 07) Maranatha adulterous husbands and Ihe Sports Center in Indian- 0 (9) 9 Movla -(Adventure) (5)5 Road Atlanta (7)7 Today's Black Woman wives (2 hrs . 30 mins ) napolis. 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