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Railroad aware of Grand, Sharp informs town board r Chatsworth town board president Ken include the Santa Fe. Sharp told the board Tuesday night that the Sharp previously estimated that demolition Santa Fe railroad has been made aware of the of the building will cost at least $15,000, with condition of the Grand building. Durante probably not willing to pay for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Durante have been destruction, and with the town not willmg to operating an antique store at the location, accept the property while the building still having leased the building from the Santa Fe. remains Heavy winds have caused the tin covering According to the boad, the building needs to on the roof to blow off in large sections, be taken out, and negotiations continue to creating a safety hazard and forcing the town determine who will pay for the demolition to rope off the sidewalks around the building. Durante has agreed to pay for the removal Since the railroad owns the property, of the rest of the roof tin, according to Sharp, conversations between the town board and who also said that the Durantes are planning town attorney Harvey Traub about the ijn auction sale soon for the goods remaining hazardous condition of the building also inside. Unzicker to coach at El Paso Dwight Unzicker, teacher and coach at on the VV, beginning with a 38-0 conquest of Chatsworth high school since 1978, is leaving Ford Central. Victories followed over Gilman to teach and coach football at El Paso high i24-0). Onarga i43-€), Tri-Point (34-6), Milford school. 122-15). FSW (18-16), and Reddick (33-71. JANET WEAVER, of 202 E. Ash, Chatsworth. was not home Friday morning Unzicker coached football at CHS for three In 1979, CHS started with a 25-14 win over when a fire started in her mobile home. seasons before the sport was dropped prior to Gridley, but fell on hard times after that, According to one account, the fire began as the result of an electrical the 1981 year, and wound up with a 13-15 career managing an 18-12 victory over Gilman and problem, with estimates of the damage placed at $10,000. slate as Bluebird mentor. ending 2-7 overall and 1-6 in the conference. His first year was his best as the Bluebirds In 1980. Ilp.zicker's squad went winless were 7-0 in the W C and 8-2 overall. The losses through four games before knocking off came at the hands of Fisher 124-121 and in the Onarga, Milford and Tri-Point. Two losses to playoffs to Octavia 140-191. FSW and Reddick left the Bluebirds with a 3-6 During that 1978 season, the team began by and 3-4 season. beating Gridley for the first time in five years. Unzicker also coached boys track for six 26-8. years, girls track for three, and junior varsity After the Fisher lo.ss, the Bluebirds teed off boys basketball for five years. TERESA SHEPPARD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sheppard of Chatsworth. Is being sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary for Illinois Girls State, which convenes next week. Senior citizens to meet June 28 She has participated in track two years, basketball three years, cheerleading The Chatsworth Senior Citizens enjoyed the program and a musical presentation are two years, and volleybali one year. She is a three-year member of the student May potluck luncheon and program, and are scheduled for the June meeting. council and of HOT, and a one-year member of the math club. looking forward to the June meeting which will be held on Thursday, June 28, at the She has been in a play, the band, and participated for three years in chorus All senior citizens please marx your calen liegion hall. dar for June 28. and plan to attend the 11:30 and the school musicals. A discussion on the Neighborhood Watch am . potluck luncheon meeting. Teresa Sheppard Lions have program on Bloomer Line Girls State choice Chatsworth Lions heard a report on the beginning of construction by July 1. appeal on the Illinois Lions Eye Research “Bloomer Line" a t their meeting on Monday McCarthy answered questions about many Center in Oilcago by individually contributing by Legion Auxiliary evening, June 11, at the Old Chapel Inn. aspects of this rehabilitation project - when over $100 toward the completion of this major Kevin McCarthy, the Springfield lawyer the work would be completed (by sometime project. who represents the Bloomer line shippers, this fall); advantages to the shippers i possibly Unit 613 American I>egion Auxiliary hosted traced the history of the line - the area it several cents' higher price for a bushel of com the 17th District Girls' State tea in the liegion served, why it deteriorated and was or beans 1; and who would operate the railroad A "thank you" letter was read from the hall on Sunday. The meeting was conducted abandoned, and how plans were made to (the Bloomer Shippers Connecting Railroad parent of the recipient of a new pair of glasses, by Clarmen Carr of Rantoul, the 17th District rehabilitate it with the help of a grant of Co., a new corporation.) need for which was discovert through the Girls' State chairman. money from Congress. The public interest is protected by a vision testing program of the county health The meeting was attended by girls '> no will Feasibility opinions have been obtained mortgage held by the federal government, and department and the local elementary school. be going to Girls State next week, and they from two top railroad engineering firms, part calculations have been made on the volume of were given information concerning their week of the $3 million grant has already been paid to business necessary to maintain the line in the of activities. Also attending were the mothers At the end of the business meeting the gavel of the girls' staters, former girls' staters and purchase the railroad, and since May 15 the black. was passed to incoming Lion president Bloomer Shippers Railway Development In the business meeting, club president Roseann Coors, 17th District President from Kenneth Rich, who introduced the speaker and New Holland. League has owned the railroad. Frank Albright announced that a training led the discussion. Teresa Sheppard is the delegate, chosen to For now, the 32 miles between Cullom and session for new officers will be held on Rich announced that on July 9 the club go from Unit 613. Colfax will be rebuilt, and it is hoped that the Saturday, June 16, at the Palamar in Pontiac. meeting will be a family cookout at CAPS Coffee, cookies, and punch were served bids now being received will result in the I,ocal club members responded to a final pavilion. following the meeting.
School Board meets June 19 to interview superintendent hopefuls The Giatsworth school board has called a special session June 19 at 7:30 p.m. to interview candidates for the position of superintendent of schools. The board narrowed the field of candidates from seven to three at a special meeting Tuesday night, and set up committees to visit the communities where the three candidates are presently administrators. TTie June 19 meeting will be an executive session for a second interview with the three candidates left, with a final choice probably to be announced at the regular June 21 meeting.
Building permits issued to four during last month
Four building permits were issued by the Chatsworth zoning board the month of May, Chuck Elliott reported to the Chatsworth town Plants show more height these days by July, with board Tuesday night. CORN USED TO BE doing wall If It W M "kn«« high by Permit 49 went to I Jina Drilling for a 12 by some area fields even taller than the one shown. tha Fourth of July." 18 deck. Permit 50 was issued to EUiott- Pearson for a 10 by 12 storage shed. Hag Day marked Verda Clester received permit 51 for a 24 by' 24 garage and a 10 by 10 storage shed. Auxifiary holds last meeting of the year Gene Riha was issued permit 52 for a 24 by fifty years ago 30 garage. The American Legion auxiliary met Mon President Dorothy Pearson announced that > Flag Day is June 14, and the Plaindealer day at the Legion hall. the Americanism essay written by Mike marked the occasion 50 years ago with a Iron- Lucille Haberkom reported on the Dtviaon Moody placed second in Division n in the 17th page feature on (Nd Glory. meetiag sIm and Dorothy Pwnon attended on District. He received a inonetary prise. According to the account. Congress Jana a in Bradley. The Chatsworth Unit voted to place a book authorised the flag on June 14,1777, with our Markets Loretta Barker gave a report on the day's in the lihraiy in honorof the gold star mothers. flag the third oldest national standard in the (Quote of the Uvingston Grain) THE KIDS WAITED and waited - and summer finally came along aethrittes of the spring 17th District convention the nest aniliary W eeUng will b e In werM older than the Union Jack of Britain or Corn $3.38 have weeks ahead to enjoy the many recreational facilities at Chatsworth iaUnoelnon Jnnee. September for the Installation of B the Tricolor of France. B«ans ...... 17.88 CAPS park. Larry's Lines by Larry Kn(lands
Dorothy Pearaon, Loretta Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Armstrong and Jaremgr AficonMag to the newt rtwmneiitetoee. the Hubert Humphrey was the first man to deliver many in the party determined NOT to Miriam Jackson from Piper City attended the visited the Allen Gerdes family and other iwlatlves over the weekend. They are Cham for the Democratic Preetdential a "fire^and-brimstone” TV address in the campaign for Davis. Friday, June 15 American Legion auxiliary 17th District spr^ ■KiwitMtiMi Is now oror, end Walter Mondele style of the famous William Jennings Bryan Lixilung back on that convention, it is ReservaUons due for Gleaner recogniUon Ing convention in Lincoln on Saturday. Unit paign residents. faae been pegged to be the party’s standard “Ooaa of Gold" speech in 1086. obvious that the party was heading for a dinner. Notify Mrs. Clarence Bennett. 613 received the second place Diviaion H Eva and Seberta Shols and Mae Steidinger bearer in November. Humphrey spoke out strongly in favor of Tuesday, June 19 Americanism essay award for the essay writ of Fairbury accompanied Rose Lodmer to bruising in New York. By 1924, a portion of the Lakeview, Ark., where they were gueeta of However, in typtcal Democratic fashiaa, . dvil rights, making the southern delegations party was city-oriented and against 6:45 p.m. at Old Chapel Inn. Vermillian Ar ten by Michael Moody in the 17th District com caodidatee Ganr Hart and Jesae Jackson even more hot than they already were. When it prohibition, a portion was western, farm- bor of Gleaners recogniUon dinner. petition. Mrs. Rosella Mowery was elected Eva’s daughter and soiHn4aw, Mr. and declare that they will carry their availability became apparent that Truman and the civil oriented and for prohibition, and a portion was Thursday, June 21 17th District president for the coming year. Mrs.Richard Black. While there they spent to the comrentkn nest m o i^ rights plank would be main features of the 1948 southern, dominated by religious 8:00 p.m. - School board meeting Mrs.Viola Mallory of Pasedena, CaUfomia, one day fishing at Rock Bridge. Whether anythiag can be done to stop Denoocratic effort, the southern states left the fundamentalists, and dominated by the Ku 8:00 p.m. - Chatsworth Chapter, Order of who is doing a family genealogy, was in the Pete and Stella Nickrent attended the wed Mondale or not, I will spend some time convention. Klux Klan. the Elastem Star, special g u ^ night and Plaindealer office last week looking up ding of the granddaughter, Connie Mattingly watching the convention, b ^ u s e once in a They formed their own party, the refreshments. obituaries and other news items in the old to Jim Cameron, both of Ashley, on June 9. while something happens at one of those Diziecrats, and nominated J. Strom Plaindealer. Mrs. Glen Shots and dau^ker Stacey of meetii^s that has national importance. Thurmond to run. The Klan issue was an early indication of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Herr and son, John, and Chico, Calif., were overnight gueeta of Seberta Somethimes a convention is an openwnd- The left wing of the party, however, did not the mess the party was into in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herr and sons, Ryan Sholson Junes. On Thursday they all drove to shut case, where one man is so obviously the feel that the platform committee went far One faction asked for a platform plank and Michael, of Deerfield spent e w e^ Columbus, Ohio, where they attended the candidate (as in the situation with Presidmt enough in support of civil rights and human denouncing the Klan as racist and bigoted. W e a th e r visiting Barbara's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. graduation of Christopher Shota, the aon and Reagan), and where the platform committee rights-so they took off as well, had a Another faction wanted nothing said about the Autry, in Shawnee, Oklahoma. On their return Dr. and Mrs. Shota, from Ohio State uatverel- has little to do eicept ditto off the planks from convention, and nominated former Klan. A third faction felt that the party should W a n d e rin g s home they spent the weekend with Mr. and ty. He received his master’s degree in the previous convention. Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace for speak out against religious intolerance and for Mrs. Robert McGlynn (Mary Margaret Herr) Chemical Engineering on Friday. Dr. Glen But sometimes several nominees have racial equality, but not mention the Klan by in Belleville. Shds, the son of William Shota, returned with President. as observed enough delegate support to force several Nobody gave Truman a chance in the race name. Joan Johnson spent the we^end in Bloom Seberta to Chatsworth to visit relatives and ballots before a candidate is decided upon, and against Dewey, but the incumbent President by Jim Rebholtz ington with her s i ^ r and brother-in-law. Mr. friends for several days. and Mrs. R. Bruce Holcomb. She viewed some sometimes issues will divide a party to the took the remains of his party and began a The motion was made to denounce the Klan video tapes of the Hidcomb’s son, John, who is point where a floor flight results over parts of nationwide campaign that picked up speed in at 11:30 p.m. after three hours of debate. More the platform. Weather listed is for the period 6/5 through stationed in Alexandria, Va., with the Coast Mrs. Richard B4allory of Pasadena, Calif., the last weeks of the contest. than two and a half hours later, after several Protracted convention balloting and 6/11. Guard. He was a member of the color guard (the former Viola Shafer) was a house guest Tniman won-and political historians have vote changes, the motion was defeated by a maneuvering were more common in the last Temperatures ranged from a high of 95 to a that participated in the Memorial Day ser the past week of Mrs. Phil Koerner while been writing about the 1948 convention ever vote of 542 and three-twentieths to 541 and century than in this one, partly because in the low of SO. vices at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier visiting her Shafer cousins and friends in the since, trying to figure out what all the warring three-twentieths. present primary system, a candidate will gain Traces of rain fell on both Friday and where the unknown soldier of the Vietnam area. On Sunday she was accompanied to proved. The rest of the convention split itself in enough delegates in the dection process to nail Saturday, amounting to just over a tenth of an War was buried. He had also been on assign Pontiac by Mae Steidinger of Fairbury to The bickering among the 1948 Democrats about the same way. William Gibbs McAdoo down the victory before the national meeting. inch. ment to Cape May, N.J., to train a grotq> of the return home from O’Hare Airport. was only a whimper, though, in comparison to and A1 Smith each had a large number of In the 20th century, the Democrats have Winds were gusty from the south aU week, Coast Guard to luulicipate in the Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Don Day of St. Louis, Mo., the same party’s 1924 gathering in New York. delegates in their camp for the E*residential had more fur flying at conventions than have with a maximum velocity of 20mph. Day services. Mrs. Steve ISettler and daughters of Min The Democrats had their work cut out for nomination, but neither had enough to win the the Republicans, although for those of you who Barometric pressure fluctuate from 29.85 Janice Bennett Kidger, Danvers, Mass., is neapolis, Minn., were weekend visitors of Mrs. them in 1924. Four years before, Warren prize. Neither would give in to the other. have read about the 1912 Republican to 30.28. visiting her mother, Mrs. Clarence Bennett, Phil Koerner. On Saturday they visited Violet Harding and the Republicans had mopped And so the convention rocked on for days, convention, you know party squabbles got so RelaUve humidity was 90 or better the first this week. Mrs. Bennett's sister, AdeleRabion Koerner of Kankakee where they were joined them up roundly. The economy had gradually with no one getting enough votes for hot that T e ^ Roosevdt broke off and formed five days, with a high cd 95 and a low of SO. Remund, Brandon, Fla., arrived Monday and by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Albrecht Jr. of Grosse improved in the business sector, and even nomination-until after 100 ballots, when both his own party. Daily highs and lows: 6/5-90 to 50; 6/6-93 she, too, is visiting other family members in Pointe, Mkh., for noon lunch. though Harding had died in 1923, (}oolidge was Smith and McAdoo stepped aside to give the One of my favorite Democratic conventions to 70; 6/7-91 to 70; 6/8-96 to 73; 6/9-90 to 67; this area. We^end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken every bit as pro-business and appeared to be a nomination to Davis land to get the debacle 6/10-92 to 70; 6/11-89 to 57. . Mr. and Mrs. Alien Gerdes, Mrs. Clarence Somers were Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stark, Brian was the 19M version, in adiich Harry Truman shoo^. over with I. was urged before the first ballot to remove So the Democrats knew that whoever they Bennett and Mrs. David Kidger, were guests and Andrea of Ashkum, Mike and Nancy himself from consideration because neither nominated would have a rough time against at a family dinner in Fairbury Saturday even Somers, Michele and Sarah of Naperville, and A the liberals nor the conservatives in the party the incumbent Coolidge. Davis was destroyed by Coolidge in Late May a cold one ing in observance of the SOth wedding anniver Somers of Gurnee. The family atao ^ felt Truman had a chance against Tom Dewey What they needed to do was to go to New November, and the bitter feelings of 1924 sary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bennett. cdebrated Pat’s birthday. and the Republicans. York, put together a strong platform, and stayed with the Demos for years. The latest Illinois Weather and Crops Mrs. Helen Gerdes Fiessner hosted a fami Mr. and Mrs. Orman Brown attended South Truman had taken a strong stand for civil nominate a man whom all factions of the party We tend to look upon politii s as somewhat Bulletin says that three days were suitable for ly dinner in Fairbury Sunday noon honoring Junior High graduation in Arlington Heights rights, and stuck by his guns right up to would work hard for until Election Day. of an orderly process, and maybe it should be. field work last wek (ending June 4.) her daughter, the former Karen Fiessner, Hnirsday night. Their granddaughter, Sara convention time on that issue. Hie piuty But they did exactly the opposite. They But every four years the parties convene- Com was 90 percent planted as of June 3, who, with her husband and son, were visiting. Rotramel, was one of the 326* to receive a probably would have undergone some sort of fought for days over the platform planks, and the potential is always there for the sort of the same as a year before and compared to 95 They reside in Texas. diploma. split that year anyway, but the 1948 convention refused to compromise, took 103 ballots to spectacle that the Democrats put on in 1924 percent for the five-year average. was the first to go on nationwide TV-and nominate John W. Davis, and went home with and 1948. Average com height was about 20 percent SLOWPITCH SOFTBI below the five-year average, and com was New address for men and for women f called 45 percent good and 47 percent fair. New Arrivals Two cleanup days Soybeans were called about half done, com Thank you CAPS swim lessons pared to two-thirds done last year and the five Karen Jean Schlatter arrived at Brokaw David McGonigie, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGonigle, has a new address. No words can express our thanks to year average of 73 percent. hospital in Normal on June 6. She weighed 8 scheduled for June in groups and private Oats were c a ll^ 75 percent good, while lbs. 13 ozs. and was 21 inches long. Her It is as follows: Spec. 4-David McGon i ^ , Dehm, everyone for the many warm wishes, cards, 503-D A.G. Chmpany, A.P.O. New York, 09074. flowm, prayers, and the beautiful gifts we alfalfa was tabbed 72 percent good. Hay was parents are Tom and Anne Schlatter of rural received at our StKh anniversary party. Chatsworth will have cleanup days on two CAPS will offer swimming lessons for this called 70 percent good, with about one-fourth Chatsworth. at Fairb Thanks to Father Karl for the beautiful consecutive Thursdays later this month, the summer in two group sessions. The first of the crop cut. about equal to the average. She has a brother, Craig, six and a half town board announced Tuesday night. session will be July 2-6 and 9-13. The second Soil moisture was set at 46 percent surplus, years old, and a sister, Abby, four years old. Mass and Martha Knipp for the music. by Chris Matich A thanks to Tom Kurtenbach for cooking All furniture, appliances, iron, tires, mat session will be July 16-20 and 23-27. Private and the reporting service said that for the last Grandparents are Dan and Josephine tresses, and board less than five feet long will lessons are also available. week of May and the first two days in June, Schlatter of Forrest, and Lyle and Aileen Snook Dehm and Tom Mj| the meat, Dick Steidinger the chicken, and all OLYMPI point totals Saturday nig the ladies who provided our buffet diiuier. be accepted for removal. To sign your child up, you must sign a temperatures averaged 20 degrees below nor Kemnetz of Strawn. contract with CAPS. No contracts can be mal. Fairbury’s American Legio Also to our wonderful famUy-our children, Cleanup day for the territory south of city Myers qualified at 15.! grandchildren and great-grandchildren who 24 will be Thursday, June 21, beginning at 7 made by phone. Payment must be made when STAIN the contract is signed. Swimmers will be clocked a 14.599. mean so much to us. Many thanks for a.m. All items to be removed are to be at curb- Myers led most of the wa everything, and we wish the best for all of side by that time. assigned to classes according to their skill level. but spun with two laps to go | them in the future. God bless all. Cleiuiup for the area north of dty 24 will be one place behind Dehm. Ursula and C ^ o rd McGreal* Thursday, June 28, beginning at 7 a.m. Again, In the feature. Tom Rientl items to be taken away are to be at curbside by PER GALLON then. 1960 Parade winners in 5 gal. pails Three trucks will be in town for hauling on (In stock only) the two days, with two trucks to be ready to go ...» V , at 7 a.m. and the third by about 9:30. (From the Plaindealer July I960) Those wishing items to be hauled away are First place winners in the 4th of July kiddie Mr. Timber, Ine. asked to mark the date on their calendar, parade in the story book division were Ricky West Walnut St.. depending upon which side of town they live. and Randy Perkins. V, .\ Fairbury 115/192-2321 TM CMTStMRTN PtAMKAUR (MAPS W -m ) .V '" V Any csiaaiwwM tin a"'- N'-' ■ CMATSMIITM. lUlWMS REAL ESTATE AUCTION Braakfott Sun.. June 17 JAMft H. ITS. 160 Acres ol Pella-Drummer Type Soil UfTf 2'A mUes east ami 1 V? miles north of Piper City, W. Serving from ,1'V I a.m. to 1 p.m. Mores as SeewiM Class MaWar at MM Pest Office SW 25 & SW 23, T 27 N K 9, alcaatswona.tMbwis.aoMarAatofMsrcai. 1178 FO R D COUNTY. II .IJN O IS 'I Bacon, sausage, eggs, Mae rear 8t8.8S pancakes, biscuits, OMT i f TW-COMOTT AMU MONDAY. JUNE 25,1984 a n d g r a v y . Mae Tear 818.88 Talamsaa 818-1818 10:00 a.m. on the land in Section 25 Anyone having a MiHiday in June receives a free Subject to 1984 Taxes and I^ease. JUNE 18 and 16 Purchaser will receive 1984 net rent. breakfast at THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER WhHhll \\I\C \ Chatsworth Sportsman's Thurs., June 14, 1984 Edith A. Cassidy & Ralph Cassidy, Owners Strawberry Festival Page Two Announcunents at .sale take pretvdemv over printed material Club P I,A \ TO A ITE M ) AM ) .M )l\ l\ THE H '\! Oonntlon S3.M FOR DETAIIJiCONI A(T: WARREN PACEV, ATTV., 125 W. STATE AZZ IZZ BOX 35, PAXTON, IL 60957 Ph: 217-379-2358 Piper City DALE MARKWALDER. ATTY. FORD WATSEKA, IL 6J970. 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sale June 23 nuisance complaints pioneer Peter C artw right The El Paso Jaycees will hold their third Chitsworth United Methodist Women met Springtield area. annual community sale in downtown El Paso The Chatsworth town board received ■t the Fellowship hall Thursday, June 7, with Plans wore made for honoring men of the June E3. All area residents are invited to several complaints on alleged nuisances in an attendance of 24. Hostesses included Mrs. church on Father’s Day, June 17; to aerve a participate in this auction as sellers and/or side the city limits at their regular meeting ^ t STS. PbTER « PAUL CHURCH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Robert Milstead, Mrs. Roy Harms, Mrs. John luncheon Oct. 13 for the Delta Kappa Gamma buyers. Tuesday night. sorority; the Oct. 27 annual baiaar; and 415 N. Fourth Strtol CHATSWORTH The auction will begin at 10 a.m. and Three women were present to point out pro Ruppel, Mrs. C.C. Bennett and Miss Florinda U.S. 24 at Fourth St., Chatsworth, III. School of Christian Miialon in July. Rov. C.E. Karl Pastor continue until all items are sold. Sellers may blems with a garage on the north side of town. Bauerle. Miss Bauerie was unable to attend, Contusion Schodule Sondra Newman, Pastor but is now at her own apartment in Fairbury Mrs. E.R. Stoutemyer presented several purchase tags and place merchandise on the According to the women, an auto repair shop SATURDAYS SUNDAY, JUNE 17 after an extended hospital stay. new books for the church library and told street from 6 to 9 a m. on sale day. Free 3 3:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - Church school is being operated from the garage. During the meeting reports were heard of about each. Mrs. Bennett referred to a special unloading and loading will be available on sale Town board president Ken Sharp said that FIRST FRIDAYS 10:15 ar.m. Worship. Sermon: “ Cannan attendance at a May 10 guest day at (Mlom, chart portraying Where in the World are ;:30-0a.m. Refused" day only. town attorney Harvey Traub has been con and of Bible school being held during that Missions as well as the special edition of MASS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 Proceeds from the auction will be used to tacted about the problem, and in Traub's opi week in June. Response featuring articles on Korea, a study SATURDAY EVENINGS: 7:30 p.m. ■ Choir Practice help fund the community service projects of nion, a deed restriction on that property is l e ^ Mrs. Frank Albright told the story of Peter for the year. 5 p.m the El Paso Jaycees. grounds for causing the auto repair to be stop Cartwright, a pioneer minister serving in the Mrs. Frank Seward presented the program SUNDAY Tag fee will be in addition to donation fees. ped. on "Aging." She spoke of factors affecting all •■ P a m CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED Pleasant Plains area, and of the church and Tags will be available on the street from 6 to 9 The ladies also complained of noises from museum. Die Clayville Stagecoach Inn - all of ages and all groups and read Bible references Day before Holy Day : METHODIST CHURCHES a.m. sale day Donations will be on a per tag 5 p m Rural Cullom and Fairbury all-night parties nearby, and Sharp agreed to special interest in view of the United pertaining to the subject. She spoke of Weekday masses Monday. Tuesday. Claire Noblitt, Pastor basis (including no sales) as follows: have the town deputy patrol the area. Methodist Bicentennial and United Methodist loneliness of many in nursing homes. Thursday and Friday al < a.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 17 $1 donation on items between $0 • $S0. Three complaints were also received in Women's Centennial of missions by women. Assisted by Rev. Newman at the projector, W ED N ESD AY evening 9:00 a.m. ' Morning worship at Charlotte $3 donation on items between $50 - $100. which a paper boy allegedly has been The local group has planned a one-day tour she showed a film “Peege" telling of an 5:30 p m. with special by Tom Edwards. $6 donation on items between $100 - $750. operating an ATC to deliver papers. Com for Aug. 2 instead of the regular meeting. The incident of one elderly woman being visited by WEDNESDAYS 10:00 a.m. - Sunday school $10 donation on items between $7S0 • $2,000. plaints included the boy wearing paths bus tour is oepn to all women of the church. her son and his wife and three children. The 4 p.m 10:30 a.m .. Morning worship at Emmanuel $20 donation on items above $2,000. through yards, throwing gravel, waking peo Husbands may attend. Reservations will be Christmas Day visit was brightened by this 6:45 p.m High school religioi- classes with special by Bill Immke Checks will be available for one hour ple up. operating without lights, and operating needed. Mrs. Ronald Shafer is accepting visit but one grandson was most vividly (Classes held at the Parish hall) 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school beginning approximately two hours after last without a driver’s license. names to be listed for the tour, which will touched by his memories of a more alert item is sold. All checks are picked up at that The boy will be contacted on the matter. include a noon meal ai tlie Pleasant Plains grandmother and she apparently responded to time will be mailed. church and other places of interest in the his concern for her. Cars, trucks, and any titled vehicle must be registered by the owner, with the title and Fathers rem em bered FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH entry fee at Roy Zimmerman Insurance office LDREAL Chats worth, CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH on Rt. 24 prior to 4 p.m., June 22 Harley Curtis, Pastor 12 N. 7th St., Chatsworth, III. in 1954 a rtic le INTRODUCES A SATURDAY Melvin Meister, Pastor Farm tractors will be registered from 6-9 a.m. sale day with a tag fee. REVOLUTIONARY WAY 7:00 - Judson College gospel team at First THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Thirty years ago, the Plaindealer Baptist church, Fairbury 7:30 p.m. . Ladies Missionary Prayer Snowmobiles. motorcycles, garden TO STYLE YOUR HAIR SUNDAY Band meeting at the home ol Eulah Lee tractors, etc. will have a tag fee and a donation remembered fathers with the following reflec 9:00 - Sunday school. Vi Augsburger, SUNDAY. JUNE 17 according to the price sold. tion: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ker superintendent 9:45 a.m.,- Sunday school For more information contact any Jaycee When you were small you thought Dad was F R E E H O L D 10:00 Morning worship. The Sadness of a 10:45 a.m. ■ Worship. Sermon title member listed: Terry Wilkey 309-527-2800; an ancient Kmght in armor. Then, in your S IM l \ ( , \ l ( )( SSI anniversary with a dance Wasted Life! "Faithful Fathers" Ixiren Augsburger 309-527-5284; Dan Benedict teens, you figured he was just ancient. But by They were married J JU N E 25 29 2:30 p.m. - Service at Paxton Jail 30»^27-2345; Dave Fever 309-527-2377. now, you know Dad for what he really is... NATURAL HOLD AND Aurelia Lawless and Rob Vacation Bible school 7:00 p.m. - Family Bible hour The guy you love as much for his mistakes FULLNESS FOR TODAYS T 3 Kerbers farm in I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 as for his achievements; a man ripe in years They have three child 7:30 p.m. - Prayer meeting and full of the salt of experience; the old pinch HAIRSTYLES 8:30 p.m. - Music rehearsal Rules of the road home. hitter who, come a clutch, can always be SUNDAY, JUNE 24 The couple requests ST. P A U L’S EV. L U T H E R A N G A R B C State Representative Rev. Reese depended upon to deliver. 6th & Walnut Sts. Johnson to speak at 9:45 & 10:45 a m. and 7:00 reviewed June 25-26 Chatsworth p.m. James H. Frank, Pastor "Rules of the Road” driver training course THURSDAY, June 14 will be offered on Monday and Tuesday morn ( —' 9 a m. ALCW Workday ings, June 25 and 26, 9:00 to 11:30 each morn 1878 landslide SUNDAY, June 17 ing, in the town hall meeting room. 8:45 a.m. - Summer Sunday school Anyone who has an Illinois drivers license for Bill Irwin 10 a.m. - Worship test coming up soon can review road signs and T U ES D A Y , June 19 VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 407 West Vine Street driving rules as required on the written test, Prairieview Visit (From the Plaindealer April 1878) If you need a ride, phone: 686-2586 and also check out the driving skills which are Pastor: Ted Jensen tested in "behind-the-wheel” driving. Wm. Irwin received five votes i besides his SUNDAY Chatsworth I Jons are the sponsors, and the own) for member of the Board of Trustees. pkV e FREE 10 a.m. - Worship service teacher this month is Frank &ward. jiOLP THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 6:30 p.m. - Evening service WEDNESDAY 4 a Thurs.. June 14 .1984 7 p.m. - Prayer meeting .______^ Page Four Available it> Nonnal aiul Exiia Cotilrol lormuLib Lelb you blyit? wet i)i dry litUt 1 1 1 1 1 I r r r n r i i i r i i ■ i i i ■ r-i-r . i i i i i i-n PUBLIC NOTICE Leaves youi hair stjll stiiriinq aix) (>eaiililul NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there was filed with Wayne Available in 5 iv ,'iid 2 b o / si/os H. BUmier, Regional Superintendent of Schools, on June 4, Thf Drug Stor*, Inc. ^ F a i r b u r y 1984, a petition requesting the eubmistion of a proposition at Chatsiworth Ji the next general election to form a new community unit school 635-3435 district consisting of the present territories of Chatsworth 4 a Stock Car Races Community Unit School District No. 1, Livingston County, Central Illinois Secondary Rail Line Rehabilitation Project Illinois, Forrest-Strawn-WIng Community Unit School District REQUEST FOR RAILROAD TRACK CONTRACTOR No. 2, Livingston County, Illinois, and Fairbury'Cropaey 16 QUALIFICATION STATEMENTS Saturday - June Community Unit School District No. 3, Livingston, Ford and The Bloomer Shippers lleilwoy SedovelopmeRt Loegue, the owner of the McLean Counties, Illinois. "Bloomer Line" from Herecher, Illinois to Semes, IIHnols, proposes to That the territory of the proposed new community unit rehabllltete, on on eccelereteil heels, epproximstety 32 mHes of reilroad TimeTrials; 7p.m. RacesSp.m. school district is described as follows: track in Livingston and McLean Countiee, Illinois, prior to September 1, ills . Admission $4.00 , Kids 12 and under admitted free. All of Township 26 North, Rango 7 East of tha Third Principal Martdian, Livingston Any person or entity biterasted In performing the required services should I J j - j . County, Illinois. (Forrast Township) submit a STATEMEST OF QUALIFICATIONS ANO REQUEST FOR BIO DOCUMENTS All of Sactlon 18 of Township 25 North, Rang# 7 East of tho Third Principal Moridlan, Ford no later than June 22,1114. The proposed praioct embraces the replacement County, Illinois. (Sullivsnl Township) of more than 37.000 crosetiee, track haSestliii. serfscino and aUgnlng, tie All of Township 27 North, Ranga 7 East of tha Third Principal Marldlan, LMngalon plate renewals, track regeglng, raH anchor hietellatlon, broken rail and joint County, Illinois, oxcapi lhal portion of said Townthip 27 lying North of tha North Fork of tha Varmllion Rlvar. (Plaasant Rkfga Township) bar replacement, bolt Ughtenlng and roplecement, turnout rehabilitation, and All of Township 2S North, Rango 7 East of tha Third Principal Marldlan. Livingston grade crossing renewal and rehaMlltation. County, lllinola. (Fsyotta Township) Statemente provMsd should comprehunslvely describe qualifications to perform these senricee. and include complete financial statements, other All of Sacllons 13.14.15. t a. 17.16 .19.20.21.22.23.24.26.26.27,26.29. 30.31.32. 33. Mr. and Mrs. Joe N o u v IM a k e 34, 35 and 36 Of Township 27 North, Ranga 6 East of tha Third Principal Maridian, evidence of financial and admhiletratlvo cepabHity. and evidence of availaMe Livingslon County, Illinois. (Charlolta Township) track equipment, experfenee. pereomiel. and the Mslory of any similar 28. No format celebn All of Sactlons, 1,2, 3, 4, 5 ,6, 7,6, tha South Halt of Sactlon 0, and tha Northwast Ouartar projecu successfully completed. Roaponsas by minority buslneas Mies Evelyn Entwi ol Sactlon 16. Township 25 North, Ranga I East ol tha Third Principal Maridian, enterprises are welcome. The Btoomor I Mppers Railway Redevelopment Baltz, younger son of A H o u s e LIvIngalon County, Illinois. (Oarmanvllla Township) League will, in Ke sole discreHen, seleci those persons or entttles who will be day, June 2B, 1934. B| All of Township 26 North, Ranga 6 Eaal ol tha Third Principal Maridian, Livingston permitted to bid, based on an evaluation of tho statements provided in They are parents County, Illinois. (Bolls Prsirla Townthip) response to this notice. children and one gre All of Townthip 26 North, Ranga 6 East of tha Third Principal Maridian, LIvIngalon Responsee to this request for statements of quaHticstlons. or questions County, llllnolt. (Indian Qrova Townahip) pertaining to R, should be addressed to: H b u r All of Township 27 North, Ranga 6 East o4 tha Third Principal Maridian, LIvIngalon Kevin B. McCarthy County, Illinois, axcapi Sacllons 1, 2. 3,4, 5,6, and 7, and tha North Half of Sacllons 6,9, Attorney at Law Joseph Kui 10,11 and 12 ol said Township. (Avoca TownsMp) Post Ofice Box 99 All ol tha Southaasl Ouartar of Socllon 13 and aN of Sacllons 23, 24, 29.26, 36 and 36 of Springfield, Illinois 62705 Township 27 North. Ranga 5 East of tha Third Principal Maridian, LIvIngaton County, H o m e Telephone: (217) 544-4800 dies June 91 lllinola. (Eppardt Point Townahip) Joseph P. KurtenbachJ All ol Soctlona 1.2.11.12.13.14.23,24. 26,26.36 and 36 of Townahip 26 North, Ranga S Piper a ty . died at 5:05 p. East of tha Third Principal Maridian, McLaan County, lllinola. (Yaiaa ToamaMp) at hia home. If ycjuW ficen putting off buying All of tha North Halt of Soctlona 1 and 2 ol Townahip 24 North, Rango 6 East ol tha Third He was bom Jan. 30,| d'bouse, now is the tirne to Principal Marldlan, McLaan County, llllnolt. (Anchor Townahip) Minn., a son of John move your house buying pl8etrtyiiiMiwU.IMUiea.SIWSI 4 • Th|m „ JuiMlI
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on Thom as M a rt w ed Angela Beever, M ark Friedm an wed r i g h t Beth B erry M ay 11 The sanctuary of the Forreat United kde for honoring men of the Mary Albert of Ashley announcea the mar Methodist church fonned the eettlng for the !’• Day. June 17; to serve a riage of her son, Thomas, to Beth Berry of May 19 weddii« of Ai^ela Marie Beever to ’ the Delta Kappa Gamata ^ • Louisville, Ky. She IS the daughter of Mr. and Mait Evan Friedman both of Forreat Rev. I t annual baiaar; and Mrs. Stanley Berry. Daniel J. Sullivan performed the ceremony In I Mission in July, The couple was married on May 11 and are front of too guests. iitemyer presented several residing in Louisville. The bride is the daughter of Jane Joeten of i church library and told Tom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cape Pair, Mo. and Butch Beever of Golconda. ett referred to a special Nickrent of Chatsworth and Edna Albert of Marge and Henry Friedman of Fairbiiry are Where in the World are OdeU. parents of the bridegroom. as the special edition of He is the 1963 graduate of Culver-Stockton Organist was Jim Yoder of Forrest who : articles on Korea, a study college in Canton, Missouri, and she is a 1963 accompanied soloiat Teresa Baker of Forrest. graduate of the University of Louisville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride *ard presented the program wore a white organsa gown with Bishop ke of factors affecting aU sleeves and a Schlffli lace collar accented with I and read Bible references Inza Thompson dies a chapel train with a full Bounce. subject. She spoke of ' in nursing homes. |v. Newman at the projector. Inza H. Thompson, 78, of Piper City, died at Her headpiece was a picture hat with a |lm "Peege" telling of an 10 p.m. Thursday, June 7,1964, at Greenbrier chapel length veil. erly woman being visited by Nursing Home, She carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart Jnfe and three children. The Mrs. Thompson was bom Aug. 31, 1906 in roses, pink elegance carnations, white pomps lisit was brightened by this Chatsworth, 111, a daughter of Charles and and baby’s breath. randson was most vividly Mabel Meisenhelder Haase. She married For her jewelry, she wore a diamond nenwries of a more alert Benjamin S. Thompson in Watseka in necklace given to her by the bridegroom. Ishe apparently responded to December 1933. He preceded her in death in tr. December 1969. Martha Mabrey of Champaign served as Survivors include three sons, Robert, Fort maid of honor. She wore a piiak layered hoop Wayne, Ind.; Jerry, Malta; and Boake, dress with short puff sleeves. She carried a Altamonte Springs, Fla.; a brother, Merritte white lace parasol with pink roses and baby’s Haase, Fort Lauderdale, Fla,; six grand breath. MR. AND MRS. MARK FRIEDMAN children; and three great-grandchildren. For her headpiece she wore pink roses. She Nakamani photo MR. AND MRS. TOM KERBER One sister is deceased. also wore a wrist corsage with a pink rose and r/? Mrs. Thbmpson taught in Piper City and Photo by Nancy Anderson Studio baby’s breath. Mrs. Friedman, mother of the bridegroom, The bride is a 1963 graduate of Waterloo area school for more than 26 years. She was a Bridesmaids were Jadde Booth, wore a street length gray, pin striped dress member of the National Retired Teachers High school and is currently emtdled in the Champaign; Deborah Bachtold, Fairbury and with a corsage of white elegance carnations, ICS School of Interior Design. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kerber of rural Piper City vrill celebrate their 25th wedding Association. anniversary with a dance at the Chatsworth Legion hall on Saturday, June 23. Penny Beever, Golconda. Their dresses were pink roses and baby’s breath. There was no visitation. A prayer service identical to the maid of honor’s dress. ID They were married June 20, 1959, at St. Rose Catholic church in Strawn. was held at 3:30, Saturday, at Brown-Miller Aurelia Lawless and Robert Lawless were their attendants. Funeral Home with Rev. Wesley Wallace of elegance carnations, pink sweetheart roses The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of '5 T ? Kerbers farm in the Piper City and Chatsworth area. ficiating. Burial was in Brenton Cemetery. Todd Hurt of Chatsworth was best man. and baby’s breath. Fairbury-Cropsey High school and is They have three children, Mathew of Watseka, Paul of Piper City, and Keli at Memorials may be made in her name to the Attendants were Jeff lindenbaum of Forrest employ^ by Knapp Industrial Wood in "I home. Piper City Library for the purchase of and Curtis Friedman of Fairbury, brother of Immediately following the wedding a Forrest. The couple requests no gifts. children's books. the bridegroom. reception was held at the Forrest Legion hall, Ushers were Scott Friedman and Tom with 125 guests attending. Assisting were After a wedding trip to Silver Dollar City in Hartline, both of Fairbury. Jenny Mabrey, June Yoder, Darlene Deglar, the Ozarks, the couple resides in Forrest. Sarah Weber chosen For her stepdaughter’s wedding, Mrs. Josephine Mabrey, Jean Wenger, Debbie A reheusal dinner was hosted by the Beever wore a cream colored suit with a Friedman, Victoria Salinas, Ten Friedman bridegroom’s parents at Charon’s Place in for Region Six team pastel pink blouse. She wore a corsage of white and Susan James. Forrest.
Sarah Weber of Chatsworth has been Thank you selected by Region Six basketball coach Don Pam Walker earns 1904 Buggies going up Gibb as one of the players to compete in the Many thanks for all the assistance given Prairie State Games July 16-22. B.S. Degree in (From the Ptoindeater July 4. 1902) Slim at graduation, to the nurses present, Gibb selected ten team members after Haase and Pearson’s tie barn is already so firemen with oxygen, the ambulance crew, tryouts at Horton fieldhouse at ISU in Normal. popular that naanager Haase has found it and any others who helped in any way. A Others on the team include Lisa Deany of Health Science necessary to arrange for keeping his vehicles special thanks to Pastor Frank. Tlianks also Central Catholic, Lori Gremer of Normal Pamela K. Walker of Chatsworth received in the loft and built an incline to take carriages for the cards, Bowers, gifts, and visits while in Community, Angie Olson of Wapella, Cathe a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Arts at the hospital. and buggies above. Paulson of Champaign Centennial, Kim Har commencement ceremonies from the College Benreice and Slim Billingsley* Imul.ib ris of Decatur Eisenhower, Missy Garretson of of St. Francis in Joliet, lU. recently. Argents, Pam Langellier of Watseka, Katie The graduates are registered nurses who lliful Elstes of Cerro Gordo, and Lori Schrock of Ar completed their college course work at off- eola. campus sites throughout the United States. G e t A n E d g e f
FRESH FROZEN FRUIT FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH THESE 'I a DELICIOUS MICHIGAN FRUITS lilitation Project B /a s t Frozert - Easily Separated for Home Packaging ONTRACTOR Check your choice on the list below and bring in or mail NTS Quantity igua, tba ownar of tba Ordered Illinois, proposos to 5 14 70 30 lbs Apples '1 Q F no sugar 6 30 10 lbs Apples '1 Q F no sugar 32 mHos of rallrosil 29 44 32 lbs Apricots ivilh sugar toSaptambar 1. IMS. 10 80 10 lbs Apricots with sugar julrad sarvicas should 11 90 10 lbs Apricots '1 Q F no sugar for b id documents 29 40 28 lbs Blackberries no sugar icas tha raplacamani 34 50 30 lbs Blackberries '10 F no sugar ling and aligning, tin 13 10 10 lbs Blackberries. *10 F . no sugar 37 80 28 lbs Black Raspberries no sugar I, broken rail and joint 17 64 12 lbs Black Raspberries, no sugar lout rohabllitatlon. and 16 20 10 lbs Black Raspberries. "1 O F . no sugar 23 70 30 lbs - Bluebemec no sugar riba qualifications to 13 80 15 lbs ■Blueberries, no sugar We can be your biggest asset clal Btatamonts. othar MR. AND MRS. JOE BALTZ 16 50 10 lbs ■ Boysenberries. '1 Q F no sugar avManca of avallabla Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baltz will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on June 19 14 22 lbs -Dark Sweel Cherries, no sugar in business. Let us show you liatory of any similar 28. No formal celebration is being planned. 29 70 30 lbs -Dark Sweet Cherries. '1 Q F . no sugar 11 20 10 lbs -Dark Sweel Cherries, '1 O F . no sugar just what a new look to your minority businass 1 Mias Evelyn Entwiatle, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Entwiatle. and Joe 26 40 30 lbs -Red Pie Cherries, with sugar professional printed matter can ■Hway Ratfavalopmant Baltz, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baltz, were married In Chicago on Thurs 14 55 15 lbs Red Pie Cherries, with sugar orantltiaswlio willba day, June 28, 1934. Both are life-long residents of the Chatsworth community. 14 25 15 lbs - Red Pie Cherries, no sugar do. atamants provMaif In They are parents of one son, Alan, of Crystal Lake. They have two grand 27 60 .30 lbs -Red Pie Cherries. '1 0 F . no sugar children and one great-grandchild. 1050 10 lbs -Red Pie Cherries. '1 O F . no sugar llcations. or quastions 980 10 lbs -Mixed Fruit. "I.Q.F . no sugar 18 75 15 lbs -G ooseberries, no sugar 990 10 lbs -Melon Chunks. '1.0 F . no sugar Chatsworth Plaindealer 2304 32 IbS 'Peaches sliced with sugar Joseph Kurtenbach 990 10 lbs -Peaches 'I.Q.F . no sugar 635-3010 We've taken the 35 70 30 lbs -Pineapple. Chunk. 'I.Q F . no sugar worry out of 20 55 15 lbs -Pineapple Chunk. '1.0 F . no sugar dies June 9 at home Disability Income 37.52 28 lbs -Red Raspberries, no sugar Joseph P. Kurtenbach, 76, of 128 Cross St., Insurance. 17 70 ____ 10 lb s—Red Raspberries. 'I.Q.F.. no sugar Piper a ty . died at 5:06 p.m. Saturday, June 9 Guaranteed. 1060 20 lbs.-Rhubarb, no sugar at his home. 23 70 30 lbs -Strawberries, with sugar, sliced He was bom Jan. 30, 1906, in Moorhead, Country Companies 14 85 15 lbs -Strawberries, with sugar, sliced NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Minn., a son of John and Elisabeth Desire introduces a new 2580 30 tbs.-Strawberries, with sugar, whole 12 lbs—Strawberries, with sugar, whole AND REVIEW OF PROPOSED Kurtenbach. He married Mary Ann Hahn July Disability Income policy 12 12 29 10 30 lbs -Strawberries. *1.0 F , no sugar 3,1039, in Piper City. She survives. with built-in cost of living adjustments. And it's 11 10 10 lbs—Strawberries, 'I.O.F . no sugar APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE Also surviving are three daughters, VEGETABLES: Rosemary Jaduon, Piper City; Jeanne guaranteed renewable The Board of Trustaos of tha Town of Chatsworth will moot and noncanceiable, 24.90 _____ Peas. 12 - 2Vj ib pkgs. per case Ocrdes, CuUom and Pat Grimsey, Mahomet; so the policy will always 25 20 ___ Mixed Vegetables. 12 -2'/; lb pkgs. per case on tha 26th day of Juna, 1984, at 7:00 p.m. 27 30 __ . Brussel Sprouts. 12 - 2 Vi lb pkgs per case three sons, Ray, Ashton; John, Piper Uty; be in force without 25.20 ^ _ ___ Baby Lima Beans. 12 - 2’/i lb pkgs per case Tha 1984-1985 Appropriation for tha Town of Chatsworth and Bod Hamilton, Roberts. Also surviving change as long as you are three sisters, Alice Neel and Rose Weber, 24 60 ___ Corn. 12 - 2'> lb pkgs per case will ba raviawad and votad upon. A summary of tha propotad make the premium 4260 Asparagus. 12 2'/? Ib. pkgs per case both of California; and Helen Meyer, of payment budgat for tha Town of Chatsworth is as follows: Florida: two brothers. Miles, Belvidere and 21 84 ____ Cauliflower. 12 2’/i Ib. pkgs per case James, Chicago; 90 grandcMldren and five 22 32 _____ Broccoli Spears 12 - 2V5 Ib pkgs. per case Administration...... $50,786.00 great*craadehildren. 1580 Sliced Mushrooms. *1.0 F . 2 - 5 Ib. bags per case Stroots and A llo y *...... 21,700.00 He was peeoeded in death by a son, a sister 890 ______V egetables lor Stew - 10 Ib. carton - (Potatoes. Carrots. Onions. Celery) Othar Expondtturos...... 15,050.00 and a brother. 21 60 ____ Green Beans. 12 • 2’^ Ib. pkgs. per case WatarWortca...... 71,750.00 Mr. Kurtenbach was a member of St. 14.10 Onion Rings. 2 5 Ib. bags Qarhago Collactlon 4 Disposal...... 24,000.00 Peter's GetboUc church. 10.98 ___ Hash Brown Potatoes. 6 ■ 3 lb bags CMIDafanaa...... 309.00 He was a retired farmer and mechanic. He Ettimatad Ravanua Sharing...... Undalarmlnad lived la the Chatsworth and Piper Ctty areas. Orders mutt ba In by July 2 , AMPHc m Fund for Qanoraf Ropairs of Visitation was from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Monday Pick-up dale approx. 3 araeke later Donna Van Weelden Sub|Mt lo Chans* notify you t o r pick-up data PubUe Thoroughfara at ReiDy-Tledenius Funeral home. The. roeary Chatsworth was redtad at S by the CouncU of Catholic 635-3322 *I.Q.F. - Individually Quick Frozen CItIzans may attand tha haartng and ahall hava tha right to Women. A prayer service was held at I with Ho. 358-2330 Rev. Thomas Sullivan. provMa oral and writtan commanta on poaalbla uaoa of tho FORREST MEATS, INC. Rovonuo Sharing Funds. Faneral services were at 11 am . Tueeday Box 218, Forrsst, IL Phone(S1S)g57-gigo, Ask for Brian aft S t pater’s Catholic church with Rev. BulUvaa olBdatlng. Burial was In Calvary Tha propoaad Appropriation Ordinanco and buftigol Sionod____ documants ara avallabla for public Inapoedon In tho OfBo# of ! Addrnss _ tho Town Clorfc. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINOEALER Thurb., Junq 14,1964
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ASSOC. COURT NEWS BIRTHS Com. at a pnt. IM' of S. of NW Cor. ol B 12, N. 20acs. of S' l NWI/4 Sec. 34-27 $. June 4 thru t, IfM Carol Field, Pontiac. Son, $-24-04 E. 17$', S. M', W. 17$', N. M' to pob, sit. in COURT PROCEEDINGS JudRC Charlts Frank, presiding James A Donna Spray, Dwight, Patton's Add. to the City of Fairbury. In Re: Dissolution of M arriage of TocM J. Titsierc, 21, Odell. Speeding, Daughter, $-27-04 TRUSTEES' DEEDS Cheryl R. Shoop, Pontiac A Rickey Lee SM., (Pontiac) David A Audrey Lowe. Saunemin, 1st State Bk. of Forrest, tr. under prov. Shoop, Pontiac $-24-04 Richard L. Schwahn, Jr., 21, Pontiac, Daughter, $-27-04 of tr. agmt. dated 3-1-71 A kn. as Trust no. Kuperschmid, Inc., Pontiac, vs. Phylis Speeding, S70. (Pontiac) Justin A Kelli Hill, Saunemin, Son, 1S72-2, to Emanuel A. Steffen A wd. $-23-04 Nichols, Piper City, Small Claim Com Judy M. Carlos, 4S, Pontiac, Speeding. $-27-04 $10 etc. (R .S.-) E. 10’ of L 10 A all L II A plaint S30.M, $-24-04 SSO., (Pontiac) Edward A Victoria Jenkins, Pontiac, W. 7' of L 12 B 4 Fairbury exc. etc. Scott Plumbing A Heating, Inc., Kent Alan Kafer, II, Fairtniry, III. Son, S-2td4 Rodney A Loreni Wink A John Goold, Chatsworth, vs. Robert Benson, Sr., South trans. of alco, SM., (Fairbury) Pat -A Laura Murphy, Pontiac, Son, not indiv., but as Trs. under provs. of Tr. Wilmington, Small Claim Complaint, Keith A. Perry, 24, Dwight, III. trans. of $-20-04 Agmt. dated 1-20-7$, kn. as Margaret $124.71, $-24-04 alco., SM., (State) Josephy A Tamara Owen, Odell, Bauman Trust, to Margaret Semmen AKA In Re: Dissolution of M arriage of Don Ronald W. Payton, 21. Odell, III. trans. Daughter, $-20-04 Margaret Semmens, Rosemary Lewis, na Lee Dunn A William Brian Dunn, $-2S-04 of alco., SM., (State) Larry A Lisa Thacker, Pontiac, Patricia Fogarty AKA Patricia Fogerty, In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Ronald F. Kmeti, 43, Ancona, III. trans. Daughter, S-30A4 Lorenx (Larry Wink), A Mark Wink, tens, Janice Rae Fox, Chatssrorth, and Michael of alco., SM bond forf., (County) MARRIAGE LICENSES in com. $-t-04 $1 etc. (R .S .-) N. 40acs.exe. Louis'Fox, Chatsworth, $-2$-04. Jam es A. Brewer, I*. Streator, III., David J. Ferneris A Laura L. Veneris, trans. of alco., SM., (County) both of Reddick Edward L. Konatski, M, Pontiac, No Harm J. Harms, Pontiac A Gertha G. valid fishing license, SM., (Conservation) Mattingly, Sycamore- Richard L. Hinds. 2S, Fairbury, Timothy L. Whitlock, Wapella and Speeding, SM., (Forrest) Leslie D. Hodgemen, Bloomington Woodford County David O. Quick, 21, Cornell. III. trans of Tinwthy D. Collins, Normal A Bonnie alee., SM., (State) M. Freed. Pontiac Andrew L. Souligne. 24, Dwight. MARRIAGES Speeding, SM- bond lorf., (Dwight) Sharon Denise Wessels and Brock Ronald D. Mattox, 22, Pontiac, William Issenberg, both of Pontiac, Court News Speeding, SM., ( Dwight) 4- 20-04 Jeffrey A. Hinshaw, 21, Streator, Mary L. Geschwind, Dwight and David GENERAL DOCKET J.C. Phifer, M.D. vs Donovan (Nveley A Speeding, SM., (County) G. West, Omaha, 4-2004 TRAFFIC Delores Diveley Timothy L. Wheat, 20, Pontiac, Faii to Tamora Voiding, North Aurora and W. May 2f FEDERAL TAX LIENS reduce speed, SM. bend fort., (Pontiac) Richard Curtis, Pontiac, 4-20-04 Michael L. Nixon, Ct. I, Driving under May 30 Timothy L. Wheat, 20, Pontiac, Oaborah Ann Kelso, Odell and Stephen the influence; Ct. II, Improper lane Lloyd Schumacher Chevrolet Buick, In- Speeding, S70. bond lorf., (Pontiac) Thomas Schopp, Chenoa, $-12-04 usuage; Ct. Ill, III. trans. of alcohol corp. Heart ol III. Truck Center, Alex J. Wesson, 2«, Pontiac, Driving DIVORCES Lewis E. Sauder, Driving under the in M etam ora, $30^4$.00 while suspended, S2SS., (Pontiac) Kathy Sue Russell, Fairbury and fluence. Lloyd Schumacher Chevrolet Buick, In- Randy N. Durham, It, Pontiac, Lawrence W. Russell, $-2$-04 May 31 corp. H eart of III. Truck C enter, Speeding. SM., ( Pontiac) Kathleen Sue Hulse, and Marlin Raymond Lee Hacker, Driving while AOetamora, $10,093.00 Delores J. WIechmann, 32, Graymont, Harold Hulse, both of Flanagan, $-23-04 license suspended May 29 Speeding, SM., (County) Janice R. Fox and Michael L. Fox, June 1 Benton L. Nitcher, etux.. Suburban Donaid B. Shane, 24, Pontiac, Speeding, Chateworth, $-2004 Jam all C. Beverly, Ct. I, Driving under Homes, Inc., WDiitTract 1 being pt SM., (State) Diane Louise Ward, and Eddie Lee the influence; Ct. II, Driving while license SEl/4Sec1 T20N RIE Michael F. Murphy. 23, Pontiac, Ward, both of Fairbury, $-11-04 suspended; Ct. Ill, Improper lane usuage; George E. Kletx, Jr., etux, John H. Cle Speeding, SM., (State) DEATHS Ct. IV, III. trans. of alcohol ment, etux., WD-Tract A being pt Dolores J. Manner, St, Dwight, lack Alan Timmons, infant, Pontiac, MARRAIGE NEV4SEV4Sec7 A pt SWV4Sec0 T2$N Speeding. SM.. (State) O2S-04 May 29 RIE Charles W. O'Donnell, S2, Odell No Simon J. Ehrtiardt, 44. Peoria, former Brian Crawford McClung, 22, Kenneth W. Crusius, Kenneth W. valid O.L.. M7.. (State) ly of Saunemin, S-24A4 Metomara A Christine Denise Addison, 24, Crusius, etux., WD-undiv 1/3 int in A to Everett N. Oibbens, 4t, Oridiey. Fail to Richard O. Stahl, 34. Pontiac. $-24-04 Matomora WViSE1/4Sac34 T27N RiE yield. SM. bond lorf, (County) Russell L. Noubauor, 43, Pontiac, May 30 Kenneth W. Crusius, etux, Jane M. Key, Timelhy L. Wheat. 2t, Pantiac, Unlaw 5- 27-04 Babby Lean Stoffard, 19, Carlock A etux., WD-undiv 1/3 int in A to WVSSEl/4 cons el alee by a miner. SM. bend lerf, Alvina M. Crydon M, Palisade, CO. Kristina U Knell, 10. Carlock Sec24 T27N RIE (Pantiac) ferm erty el Orayment, $-2004 Oragary Lynn Nattlas. 20, Washington John A. Masner, etux., Sherman R. Robert E. Orsewy. It, Chenoa, III. trans Rose Long, 102, Orayment, $-3004 A Geneva Gail Halsar, 20. Eureka Hanson, etux., WD-EVilot1Blk3 orig twn of alco, Dh slop sign, Dismlsted on States WARRANTY DEEDS Steven John Wilson, 10, AMnonk A Kelly new city of El Paso Anna K. Ross, surviving widow A jt. Sue AOarshall, 10, Minank Merlyn D. Kalkuwrf, etux., Merlyn D. William L. Hummel, 37, Pontiac, III. ten. of Harry W. Ross, dec'd., to Jerry R. May 31 Kalkwarf, etux., WD-Lot9AS4rLotlO pass of alco, SM., (County) Fellers 3-2004 $10 (R.S.021.) Lts. S A 4 B 10 Brian David Bill, 24, Roanoke A Andrea HenriMaharSub City of Minonk Eric W. Dickman, 17, Streator, III. Keldrldge A Spafferd's Add. Saunemin. Fay Springer. 23. Raonaka May 30 tr'ana. el alco.. SM., (Stale) Wesley E. Bender A wf., to Bobby D. Ronald Louis VonOlahn, 24, BaInMnt, Fabian F. Haas, Power of Atty lor Anna Douglas S. Jones, 17, Fairbury, Dis. Adams A wf., |t. ten. $-24-04 $10 etc. Wl A Tamara Kay White, 22, Balmont, Wl L. Haas, David McBride, etux., WD-Lotl a traffic cent, signal., SM., (Fairbury) (R.S.040.) L It B 30 North Add. to Fair- June I pt NWV4NEV4Sec9 T24NR2E Thomas A. Nelson, it. Dwight, byry« Michael Alan Erickson, 22, Urbana A Howard Robert Baker, Glen L Carls, Speeding, SM.. (Pontiac) Donald R. White A wf., to Richard D. Laslia Ann Tomasion, 2$, Urbana WOHindiv int in A to SI0'lotlANJ9' Thomas D. Fagan, 21, Piper City, Nyce A wf., |t. ten. 3-I4A4 $10 (R.S.$4$.) L Robort Douglas Wsndls, 20. Ntotamora lot2,Lots7A0Blk14 orig twn now city Speeding, S7t., (Chatsworth) 3 B 4 Patton's Add. Fairbury. A Patricia Ann Engels, 29, Matomora Minonk also aasomont Robert D. Reggenberg. at. Cabery, Willard E. Bets A wf.. to Suwtto L. David Doan limmarman II, 10, Wayne W. Voss, Harold Eugene Rarick, Speeding, U t., (Dwight) Marni $-3-M $10 etc. (R.S.012.) L 0 Best Mletomara A Constance JaAnn Fomay, 10, etux., WD-LonBlk4KippA(tovison'sAdd to KeNy M. Cal), 14, Dwlgbl, Leaving Ibe S/0 of SW Add. Pairbery. Mato mora arig twn new city Minank tcene of an a ccident, Dismiesod an Slates Morle W. Kaisnor A wf., |t. ten., to CHANCERY In Ra: Estate of MyrI H. McKoe, Mellon, (OwigM) RonoM P. Bins a wf.. It. ton 4-3004 $10 etc. May 29 TaxCtosingLattor-Let7 in E A Wilcox's 2nd KeNy M. CaU, lA, Pwigbl. P H (ll.i.MS.) Lts. 1 A 2 B 94 Norlh Add. Pair- Manga, John A UIHe Manga vs Mlldrad Add to city af Minonk blip., tail., a mao. euptrvitleii (Owiglil) O. Rarick, atol Juno 1 JoHery ■. DtMoy, aS, Piper aty. Imp, Lm H. OeMliig A wf„ to Kempton Stole smaCl claims Ntorvin Lewis Oarga Kingdon, Erma MOO ol rag.. Band forl.i Nt vaHd Safety Benk A Trust Ce., m ^II. Bank. Carp. May 29 Joanna f'amman, WO- teat. Band farf.i Fatee via plata, SIM. band S-29A4 $1 afc. (R.S. 013.) Cam 44 VV W. af Dannissn L. Bradford vs (Mrs. Barbara EWNEV(iSac3$T37N2E laH. (State) NECar.afSac. i2-3bA,afc. A Bag-atapnt. Waislay/Cat Trail P.W.D. Blssmlnglsn Fad SAI., Martin J. Duf O. Shannon, 43. .Pakbory, 2Sl'$" W. af NE oar. af Sac. I2^30A, afc. J.C. PhHar, OLD. vs Kannath Hanson A fy, etux., WD-Lofs3A4Blk1« orig twn new , SM., (Slate) Jaba C Oaly< * wf„ to Vaughn A Ann H. Hsnssn vil of Sacar. John R. Land, IS, DwlBbt, Speeding, Ifarina A wf.. |t. fan. $-3)A4 Sit (R.S.0U.) J.C. Pbifar, M.O. vs Arthur Wbaalay Jr. Lagan R. Armstrong, atux., Blsam- SM., (Slate) L 91 Marfbvlaw Add. Paltbury ingtan Fad SAL. Special WO- NoN t . O r l t t epber, 13. PanNac, Ola Laab L. Maurar, a wMaw, ale., to J.C PhHar, M.O. vs Louis Dinglay A PtBRtl t h e CHATSWORTH PLA1NDEA..ER Thufs.. June 14, 1984 P a g e Six DICK'S SUPERMARKET CHATSWORTH COOL SUMMER SPECIALS DEL MONTE K e t c h u p ...... » o i . u O SNUGGLE FABRIC $ 1 7 9 S o f t e n e r ...... l i .» o i . I LOG CABIN $ 1 5 9 S y r u p ...... 2< o i, I SKIPPY PREMIUM 1^ 4 Ad D o g F o o d . ...ISVaOl. ■ / I Prices (29c Each) Effective June 12-18 GALA r ~ N j i F y Towels LgRoii7 4 * OCEAN SPRAY Peanut Butter CRANAPPLE OR Reg. or Crunchy Cran-Grape wo. $ 1 2 8 I 18 Oz. CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA OQ6 BORDEN'S P e a c h e s Lb O u t1 4 9 Bing Cherrie Cheese Singles SUGAR SWEET BALLARD Cantaloupe .. E ach ^ w 5w B i s c u i t s • Oi.Tubo e/*i CALIFORNIA Q ftft DEL MONTE CANNED , 8 9 5 Jum bo Apricots Lb U u Cream Corn, Whole Kernel Corn, Cut Green Beans, Green Peas CALIFORNIA PLUMS OR jE T A C or French Style Beans •\ ’ • ' W Nectarines L b U U V e g e t a b l e s 5 / * 2 (54C Each) SUGAR SWEET QQO Honeydew . E a c h S J O KELLOGG R a M e a t S p ecials FATHER'S DAY Corn Flakes itoi. I NORTHERN SPECIAL BATHROOM CHOICE RIB-EYE OLD MILWAUKEE Reg. or Light v C 9 9 B e e r : ...... 24-1201. 3 LODA'S FINEST GRADE A WHOLE MINUTE MAID ^199 C h i G k e n s „ 5 3 * O ran g e J u ic e «4Qi.Ctn. I RATH FORREST R 4 A 8 7 9 * W i e n e r s .12 0 x .P k g .# W 2 % M N ( I OSCAR MAYER $ 1 2 9 o o i o g n a ...... 1201. 1 Livingston County Court News ASSOC. COURT NEWS BIRTHS Com. at a pnt. 150' of S. ol NW Cor. of B 12. N. 30 acs. of S< 1 NW1/4 Sac. 34-27-5. June 4 thru I. ItM Carol Field, Pontiac, Son, S-24-04 E. 175*, S. 50*, W. 175', N. 50' to pob, sit. in COURT PROCEEDINGS JudRC ChariM Frank, pratiding Jamas A Donna Spray, Dwight, Patton's Add. to the City ol Fairbury. In Re: Dissolution ol Marria(K of Todd J. Titsiara, 21, Odatl, Spaading, Daughter, S-27-04 TRUSTEES' DEEDS Cheryl R. Shoop, Pontiac A Rickey Lea (SO., (Fontiac) David A Audrey Lowe, Saunamin, 1st Stata Bk. of Forrast, tr. urtdar prov. Shoop, Pontiac 5-34-04 Richard L. Schwahn, Jr., 21, Pontiac, Daughter, S-27-04 of tr. agmt. dated 3-1-71 A kn. as Trust no. Kuparschmid, Inc., Pontiac, vs. Phylis Spaading, S70. (Pontiac) Justin A Kelli Hill, Saunamin, Son, 1972-3, to Ensanual A. Steffen A wf. 5-23-44 Nichols, Piper City, Small Claim Com Judy M. Carlos, 4S, Pontiac, Spaading, S-27-04 510 etc. (R.S.--) E. 10' of L 10 A all L 11 A plaint $39.50, 5-24-04 550., (Pontiac) Edward A Victoria Jenkins, Pontiac, W. 7' of L 12 B 4 Fairbury axe. etc. Scott Plumbing A Heating, Inc., Kant Alan Kalar, it, Fairbury, III. Son, S-20-04 Rodney A Lorani Wink A John (>oold, Chatsworth, vs. Robert Benson, Sr., South trans. of alco, tSO., (Fairbury) Pat -A Laura Murphy, Pontiac, Son, not indiv., but as Trs. under provs. of Tr. Wilmington, Small Claim Complaint, Kaith A. Parry, 24, Dwight, III. trans. of S-3«-04 Agmt. dated 1-24-75, kn. as Margaret $134.71, 5-34-04 alco., SSO., (Stata) Josaphy A Tamara Owen, Odall, Bauman Trust, to M argaret Sam men AKA In Re: Dissolution of M arriage of Don Ronald W. Payton, 2t, Odall, III. trans. Daughter, 5-29-04 Margaret Sammans, Rosemary Lewis, na Lea Dunn A William Brian Dunn, 5-25-04 of alco., SSO., (Stata) Larry A Lisa Thacker, Ponliac, Patricia Fogarty AKA Patricia Fogarty, In Re; (Nssolution ol Marriage of Ronald F. Kmati, 42, Ancona, III. trans. Daughter, S-30-04 Lorani (Lorry Wink), A Mark Wink, tens, Janice Raa Fox, Chatsworth, and Michael of alco., SSO bond forf., (County) MARRIAGE LICENSES in com. 5-9-04 $1 etc. (R.S.-) N. 40acs.exe. Louis Fox, Chatsworth, 5-25-04. Jam as A. Brawar, 10, Straator, III., David J. Fornaris A Laura L. Veneris, trans. of alco., SSO., (County) both of Reddick Edward L. Konatski, 30, Pontiac, No Harm J. Harms, Pontiac A Gartha G. valid fishing licansa, SSO., (Consarvation) Mattingly, Sycamore- Richard V. Hinds, 2S, Fairbury, Timothy L. WMtIeck, Wapalla and Spaading, SSO., (Forrast) Leslie D. Hodgeman, Bloomington Woodford County David O. Quick, 20, Comall, III. trans of Timothy D. Collins, Normal A Bonnie alee., SSO., (Stata) M. Freed, Pontiac Andraw L. Souligna, 24, Dwight, MARRIAGES Spaading, SSO. bond forf., (Dwight) Sharon Denise Wassals and Brock Ronald D. Mattox, 22, Pontiac, William Issanbarg, both of Pontiac, Court News Spaading, SSO., (Dwight) 4- 30-04 Jaffray A. Hinshaw, 21, Straator, Mary L. Gaschwind, Dwight and David GENERAL DOCKET J.C. PhiNr, M.D. vs Donovan (Nvetey A Spaading, SSO., (County) G. West, Omaha, 4-20-04 TRAFFIC (Niores Diveley Timothy L. Wheat, 20, Pontiac, Fail to Tamora Voiding, North Aurora and W. May 39 FEDERAL TAX LIENS roduca spa ad, SSO. bond forf., (Pontiac) Richard Curtis, Pontiac, 4-20-04 Michael L. Nixon, Ct. I, Driving under May 30 Tim othy L. W heat, 20, Pontiac, Oaborah Ann Kelso, Odall and Stephan the influence; Ct. II, Improper lane Lloyd Schumacher Chevrolet Buick, In- Spaading, S70. bond forf., (Pontiac) Thomas Schopp, Chanoa, 5-12-04 usuaga; Ct. Ill, III. trans. of alcohol corp. Heart ol III. Truck Center, Alax J. Wasson, 24, Pontiac, Driving DIVORCES Lewis E. Saudar, Driving under the in Metamora, $30^.00 while suspended, S20S., (Ponliac) Kathy Sue Russell, Fairbury and fluence. Lloyd Schumacher ChevroNt Buick, In- Randy N. Durham, IS, Pontiac, LawraiKa W. Russell, 5-25-04 A4ay 3) corp. Heart of III. Truck Center, Spaading, SSO., (Pontiac) Kathleen Sue Hulsa, and Marlin Raymond Lea Hacker, Driving while M etam ora, $10,093.04 Delores J. Wiachmann, 32, (Sraymont, Harold Hulsa, both of Flanagan, 5-23-04 license suspended May 39 Spaading, SSO., (County) Janice R. Fox and Michael L. Fox, June 1 Benton L. Nitcher, etux.. Suburban Donald B. Shane, 24, Pontiac, Spaading, Chataworth, 5-29-04 Jam all C.Bavarly, Ct. I, Driving under Homes, Inc., WD-ptTract 1 being pt 550., (Stata) Diana Louisa Ward, and Eddie Lae the influence; Ct. II, Driving while license SEl/4Secl T20N RIE Michael F. Murphy, 23, Pontiac, Ward, both of Fairbury, 5-11-04 suspended; Ct. Ill, Improper lane usuage; George E. Kletx, Jr., etux, John H. Cle Spaading, SSO., (Stata) DEATHS Ct. IV, III. trans. of alcohol ment, etux., WD-Tract A being pt Doloras J. Manner, SO, Dwight, Zack Alan Timmons, infant, Pontiac, MARRAIGE NEV4SEV4Sec7 A pt SWV4Sec0 T2SN Speeding, SSO., (Stata) 5- 25-04 May 39 RIE Charles W. O'Donnell, S3, Odall No Simon J. Ehrhardt, 44, Peoria, former Brian Crawford McClung, 22, Kenneth W. Crusius, Kenneth W. valid D.L., SS7., (Stata) ly of Saunamin, 5-24-04 Metamora A Christine Denise Addison, 24, Crusius, etux., WO-undiv 1/3 int in A te Cvaratt N. Gfbbans. 40, (Sridlay. Fail to Richard O. Stahl, 34, Pontiac. 5-24-04 Metamora WViSE1/4Sec24 T27N RIE yield, SSO. bond forf, (Cmmty) Russell L. Naubauar, 43, Pontiac, May 34 Kenneth W. Crusius, etux, Jane M. Key, Timothy L. Whaat, 20, Pm Noc, Unlaw 5-27-04 Babhy Lean Stafford, 19, Carleck A etux., WDsmdiv 1/3 int in A te WVSSEl/4 cons of alco by a minor, SSO. bond forf, Alvino M. Cryder* 00, Palisodo, CO. Kristina Lu Knell, lA Carleck Sec24 T27N RIE (Pantioc) formerly of Oraymont, 5-29-04 Gregory Lynn Nettles, 34, Washington John A. Meaner, etux., Sherman R. Robert E. Orsowy, 20, Chanea, III. trans Roto Long, 102, Oraymont, 5-30-04 A (Seneva (Sail Heiser, 24, Eureka Hanson, etux., WO-EV^Iot1Blk3 orig twn of alco, DIs stop sign, Dismissad on States WARRANTY DEEDS Steven John Wilsen, 14, Mlnenk A Kelly now city of El Paso Motion Anna K. Rots, surviving widow A |t. Sue Marshall, 10, hUnenk Merlyn D. Kalkwarf, etux., Merlyn D. William L. Hummol, 37, Pontiac, III. tan. of Harry W. Rots, dac'd., to Jerry R. May 31 Kalkwarf, etux., WD-Let9AS4t'Lotl4 pots of alco, SSO., (County) Failars 3-2904 OtO (R.S.021.) Lte. 5 A 4 B 10 Brian David Bill, 34, Roanoke A Andrea HenrilMoharSub a ty of (Minonk Eric W. Dickman, 17, Straator, III. lloldrtdgt A Spafford't Add. Saunomin. Fay Springer, 23, Roanoke May 34 tram , of alco., SM., (Stata) Wotloy E. Bandar A wf., to Bobby D. Ronald Louis VonfMahn, 24, Belmont, Fabian F. Haas, Power of Atty for Anna Douglas S. Jonas, 17, Fairbury, DIs. Adams A wf., |t. ton. 5-24-04 010 etc. Wl A Tamara Kay WhiN, 23, Belmont, Wl L. Haas, David (McBride, etux., WIVLoti a traffic cant, signal., SSO., (Fairbury) (R.S.I44.) L 1) B 34 North Add. to Fair June I pt NWV4NEMiSec9 T24NR2E T hom as A. N alson, 10, Dwight, bury. Michael Aten Erickson, 23, Urbana A Howard Robert Baker, Glen L Carls, Spaading, SSO., (Pontiac) Donald R. WhiN A wf., to Richard 0. Leslie Ann Temaslen, 25, Urbana WO-undiv int in A te SI4'lot1AN39' Thomas D. Fagan, 2), Piper City, Nyco A wf., it. ton. 3-1404 014 (R.S.S4S.) L Robert Douglas Wondle, 20. (Metamora lot2,Lots7A0Blk14 orig twn now city Speeding, S70., (Chatsworth) 3 B 4 Patton's Add. Fairbury. A Patricte Ann EngeN, 39, (Metamora Minonk alse easement Robert D. Roggonborg, 21, Cabary, Willard E. Boss A wf.. to Suntta L. David Dean Zimmerman II, 10, Wayne W. Vees, Harold Eugene Rarick, Spaading, SSO., (Dwight) Mann 5-704 014 etc. (R.S.012.) L 0 Bass Metamora A Constance JeAnn Femey, 10, etux., WD-Lal3BNi4KlppAOavisen'sAdd te KaHy M. Call, 14, Dwight, taaving Iho S/D of SW Add. Fairbury. Metamora orig twn new city (Mlnenk scone of an accidont, Dtomissod on States Morfo W. Kahnor A wf., |t. ton., to CHANCERY In Re: Estate of (MyrI H. (McKee, Motion, (DwigM) RomtM P. BHN« wt.. it. tan 4-3404 014 etc. (May 29 M I isai— OO------oosa-a----a TaxCtesingLetter-Lot7 in E A Wilcex's 2nd KaNy M. CaH, Ik, OodgM, PaN tb Qloo (R.f.044.) LH. I A 2 B 34 North Add. Fair- UlffV vw WMWvvQ Add te city of (Minonk in|o., tti3., I mas. suporutslon (Dwight) O. Rarfck, etal June 1 Jaftory E. Dalloy. 2S, Pipor Oty, Imp. Lae H. Gelding A wf„ to Kompton Stale S(MALL CLAIMS IMarvIn Lewis (Sarge Klngdsn, Erma use of rag.. Bond fort.; No vaHd Safety A Trust C»., an ^11. Bank. Carp. (May 29 Jeanne Tammen, WO- tost. Bond forf.I Falso vin plato, S100. bond 5-13-44 01 etc. (R.S. 013.) Cam 441/3* W. ef Dennison L. Bradford vs Mrs. Barbara EVsNEteSec3ST37N3E forf. (State) NE Car. el Sec. ll-34-g,etc.BBog.atapn(. WaMey/Cat TraU P.W.D. Bteamingten Pod SAL, (Martin J. Duf Rodney O. Shannon. 43, fairbury, SSI'S" W. ef NE car. ef Sac. I2-34A, etc. J.C. PhHer, (M.D. vs Kenneth Hanssn A fy, etux., WD-Lets 3A4Btk19 erig turn new Spaading, SM., (State) John C Daly. Jr., A wf., te Vaughn A Ann H. Henson vllef Secar. John R. Lund, lb, Dwight, Spaading, Harine A wf., |t. tan. s-SI-bO SW (R.S.S5S.) J.C. Phifer, NLD. vs Arthur Wbsslsy Jr. Logan R. Armstrong, etux., Bteem- SM., (State) L 31 NertbiNw Add. Fairbury A Nancy Waas isy ingten Fed SAL, Special WD- NoN %. Chrlitogbir, 17. Pontiac, DIs Leah L. Maurer, a wMm , etc., la J.C. PhHar, (M.O. vs Levis Dingfey A PtBIktfOlbssn'sAdd te orig twn now cHy stop sign, SM., (Stata) Charles O. SIsce, 4-27-44 S14 etc. (R.S.S14.) Gloria Dingley of El Paso Chatsworlh - 815-635-3010 Chenoa - 815-945-3221 Cullom - 615-609-2654 Colfax 309^723^2661 El Paso - 309 527 4600 Fairbury - 815-692-2366 Forrest - 815-657-8462 Gridley 309-747 2079 Coritbi Cornbelt Classifieds. . Lexington -.309-365-8714 Onarga 815 268 7815 Piper City - 815-686-2550 County Lines - June 13-14, 1884 - TWO REGARDLESS of wBara y< GRIDLEY: Thursday and Friday, Juna 14 PHONE PREFIXES TO A IS, A4. From GrMloy, south on Gilmore AUTOMOTIVE HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS moiit. Fb: SIS -435-3764 (B rood to T-road, turn wost to second T-road, ...... 309-394 turn south to first houso on lolt. From Lox- Benson ...... •43S-30M (Hama). » ington, wost on Lako Bloomington Road to Buckley...... 217-394 Chatawerfli, II.. 7:38-5 first crossroads (read sign No. 1925 E) Cabory...... 815-949 Saturday. 1970 MUSTANG. Newly rebuilt angina...... ai8«3S turn north to third houso on right. Follow Needs some body work. RoasonaMo offer. Chatsworth. . signs to Lloyd Dodsons. *AI4/A14 Ph.8lS-492-2470af1erSp.m. nc3-l/tfn Chenoa ...... 815-945 RECREATIONAL EQ GRIDLEY basomcnt sale. Haw tools, pot C o lfa x ...... 309-723 suppiios, clothos, oM walnut garment 1977 CHRYSLER Newport, V-8, 4 Cooksville...... 309-725 good work car, 1947 Owvy 4-cylinder, 4 ...... 309-377 GARAGE drtssar, misc. items. Everyday 18 a.m. - r doer, good work car. I94S Buick Skylark, 2 Cropsay...... IS' PLAMOR travel traB until everything is gone. 118 W. 4th or call door, 47A88 actual milts, V6, good for Cullom ...... 815-689 nrot. Stoapasix. Ph.ais-an- 389-747-2447. *A14/A14 parts. Ph. St A94S-742t after 4. cA7/ffn El P a s o ...... 309-527 i r WINNER fiberglass bo SALES GRIDLEY: 211-212 E. 4th St. Friday. Juna Eureka...... 309-467 128 h.p. Mercury 1.0. Uko 1972 CHEVROLET motor homo, 350 Fairbury ...... 81S692 IS, AS; Saturday. Juna 14. A12. Infant- eutomafle. Power steering, power brakes, wHh full canvas cover and adult clothing, gas stove with double oven, air-conditioning. 28* chassis, sleeps four. Flanagan...... 815-796 Alsa 14' aluminum Jan boi girls lAspead bike and misc. *A14/AI4 S4A08. Ph. 38A527-2174. CA7/A14 Forrest ...... 615657 Ph. 300-713-4191. LEXINGTON community wide garage Gilm an...... 815265 CHATSWORTH: 404 School St. Friday, sale day. 17 or more locations. Pick up 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice Classic, 4door, Gridley ...... 309^747 June IS, «-4; Saturday, June 10, *-4. maps at Country Hearth on A4ain stroot. air. power staaring and brakes, now tiros. H u d so n ...... 309-726 FURNITURE 6 APP *0-14/0-14 Saturday. Juna 14,9 to 3. cAI4/Al4 Good condition. S808. Phone after s p.m. Kem pton...... 815253 38A723-432S. CA7/A21 ...... 309-365 CHENOA: 003 S. Division, Saturday, June LEXINGTON: Juno 14, IS. 14,10 a.m. to S Lexington .... NEW AND USED fumlhHl 10] Sunday, Juno 17,9 to 5. Leftover items. p.m. Couch, color console 25 in. TV, 1974 CORVETTE yellow with tan taitarior, M e lv in ...... 217 388 FumHuro and Flowars, Lots of now ifoms. Christmas decorations, bookcase headboard and frame, sovoral 4-spead. 32,860 mflas. Excellanf condition. M in o n k ...... 309-432 Ph. 015-435-3481. H A R books. New Meal books, goM daven bikes-now and used, bar and stools, men's $7Ae8.Callaffor4,389-4SA2854. *A7/A14 Onarga ...... 615288 port, 12x12 screen house, tools, toys, misc...... 815686 DARK METAL twin bad wl CO-14/0-14 and woman's clothing, all sixes, soma baby INTAKE manifoM, carburetor, now Piper City .... nearly new mattross, tall cl things, loads of misc. One milo nerfh of Rf. gasket for a Ford 466 V-8 truck angina, Pontiac...... ___615842 or 644 3 lamps. Ph. ais-491-2292. CHENOA: Friday, Saturday, 9-4) Sunday, I4S on Loxington-LoRoy blacktop, comer ready to put in. Ph. 3eA74A2S49.ncA14/A14 Roanoke ...... 309-923 1-4. Clothing, furniture, dishes, antigue of 2480E and I908N at John Fisctiar farm. 1977 MALIBU Classic 4 doer, air, power Roberts...... 217-395 STRIPED, rust colarod glass, books, toys, linens, crafts, lights, CA14/A14 gaod conditton. White vinyl staaring and brakes, V-8 automatic cruise Saunemin ...... 815632 toman. Fh. 015-457-8047. . misc. West - 002 Division. *0-14/0-14 LEXINGTON: 364 N. Pino. Hofnor homo. 38S. Extra clean. Fh. 81S-492-2S84. S eco r...... 309^744 CHENOA: Five family yard sale. Tools, Juno 14 A17, AS. Anniversary clock, coffee •AI4/A14 S ib le y ...... 217-745 COMFORTABLE preen ai clothing, antiques, misc. Friday, June IS, maker, stainless silver, new electric Strawn...... 815668 living room chair. Queen 1984 CADILLAC Coupe OaVilta. Leather, Bmt offer. Ph. 309-747-1079 ^S; Saturday, June 10,9-1. 420 AOaple St. skillef. antique sewing machine. Festoria most options. 4A68 mflas. Sacrifico for Thawville...... 217-387 *0-14/0-14 dishes, new roll-away bed and more. •A14/AI4 quick salt. Ph. 814 844 3948. *AIVA14 CHENOA: S03 Grant. Friday, June IS and TIRES AND WHEELS. Fancy white spoke '70 YAMAHA 7S0 special. Black. Shaft WINDOW AIR condifionor Saturday, June 10, 9-s. Nice summer and ONARGA: Blotcky BuiMing. Friday, June wheals I2"xl5"x33" tall. Maximum-trac drive. Good condition. Adako an offer. Ph. 110 volts. Very good cond fall maternity, infants, toddlers, teen girls IS, 9-S and Saturday, June 10, 9-12. tires 4X4. SIS8. Ph. 6IS-4S7-8846. 01S-492-44S4. CA7/A21 815-492-3377. and adult clothing, playpen, swing, high Antiques-collectibles, picture frames, •AI4/A2I chair, walker, dishes, toys, lots ol misc. clothing, bedspreads, drapes, "High Class 1974 HONDA SSO, 4 cylindtr. fairing trunk, *0-14/0-14 Junque". cO-14/0-14 1980 CORVETTE, L82 Black, automatic, sharp, now tiros. 9,000 miles. 1970 KE 100 MiSCELlANEOUS fully laadad. 17,000 miles. Ph. 309-527-4784 COLFAX: Yard sale. 401 N. Center. Small PIPER CITY: Garage sale Friday and Kawasaki, 3,500 miles. Ph. 30A723-4342. appliances, kitchen items, puiiles, knick- Saturday, June IS A 10, AS. 31 W. Walnut, attar 4:30 p.m. *A14/A21 •A14/A14 knacks, clothing and misc. June IS A 10,9 Piper City. Clothes, bake goods, and lots of 1973 PONTIAC Catalina. 400 engine. 4 CHENOA: Wallpaper Noob a.m. ncO-14/0-14 stuff. Russ and Donna Gearhart. cAIO/0-14 door, air, power sfeoring. Low mileage. 30 poroant off all walL Call after 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. Ph. FARM EQUIPMENT b SUPPLIES 015-945-7504. COLFAX; 400 N. IMain. Dishes, furniture, PIPER CITY: Garage sale. Saturday, 30t-S37-S4S0. *A14/A21 BETTY'S BARN in Cha toys, platform scale, antiques. Cabbage June 10,9-4. 32 W. Walnut St. cA14/A14 stupendous spuctacular a Patch "like" dolls. June IS A 10,0:30 a.m. PIPER CITY: Rummage sale. Clothes FOR RENT; JO 2010 Industrial Backhoo. used fumifure. appliai •0-14/0-14 and misc. June IS, 4-0; June 10, 9-3. 22 W. CYCLES By day, weak or month. Front Loader. Call clelhing and miscallai EL PASO: 9t S. Pine St., June 14 A 1s, 9-S; Walnut St. *A14/A14 Dave Roberts 01S-042-3427 altar 4 p.m. or Fri. B Saturday from i-s June 10, A12. Something for everyone, weekends. Great for tiling, ditching, and aiS-435-3148. even exercise equipment. ‘AI4/A14 PONTIAC: Going out of business sale. Will construction sell June 10, 9:30-4. Large assortment of nc/ffn (SOURMET DELIGHT EL PASO: 401 East Sixth St. Friday, June hand tools, bar and C clamps, upholstery FOR SALE: AOotorcycta batteries at steaks, and lags availal Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. SPECIAL PRICES on 20 foot Tiger Jaw IS, 0-S; Saturday, June 10, A12. Clothes, fabrics and supplies, antique oak office cS-IO/tfn package. Try aanna far a < odds and ends, several almost new girls' chair, antique tools, very oM radios, pair conversion package for John Deere and In- the dinner tahta. Ph. 389-52 dresses (tS-SIO, originally S2AS4S) sixes 3 of antique chairs, wringer type washer, ISO KAWASAKI 1901 7SOLTO Windiammer, tarnational combines. Suggested price to Ox. *A14/AI4 lb. anvil, fabric and sows suitable for AM-FM cassatta staroo, 2 halmafs, S,000 $1,277, while present stock lasts, price crafts, 0 ft. 2 man saw, misc. items. miles. Ph. 0IS-492-34S0 after s. ncS-l0/tfn $1,000. Oennewilx Brothers, Chatsworth, RAW HONEY. Elsie Ev« EL PASO: Friday, June IS, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; HI.,I1S-43S-3314. cS-31/tfn Ph. 015-857-8190. Saturday, June 10, 9 a.m.-noon. 293 Love- Duchene and Boudreau, 221 E. South St. WE ARE OPEN for business, dospita ioy. Gene Mool residence. cAIO/0-14 Ifli. 0IS-044-SS0I. CA14/A14 rumors you have heard. Sea us for bat- DEALER DISPLAY buiMings-staei SEE MY LINE af gospel WESTON: Moore's garage, next to tarios, tiros, chains, manuals, parts, ac buiMings for farm or commercial use. wadding invitafians and EL PASO: 202 N. Chestnut. June 14 A IS, township building. Thumday, June 14 and cessories. All yaur cycling needs at Motor Various sixes still available. Must soli Record Shop af Mcfc ' 9-S. Clothes and lots of misc. *AI4/0-14 Friday, June IS, 9-S. Toys, clothing and cycle Supply, OOS East Locust, Fairbury, cheap, while they last. Cantarlina Stael, Fairbury. EL PASO: 403 Lovejoy. Several families. Avon. Lots of misc. *A14/0-l4 01S-492-3749. *S-I7/A21 1-000-03S-2244,ext. 124. C4-7/4-21 Dishes, adult, chiMrens and infants clothes, 3-piece canopy bedroom suit, misc. SaturiSay, June 10. *AI4/AI4 Dr. Daniel Helmer Pillow Cle FAIRBURY: June IS A 10, 9-4. 301 N. PODIATRIST Ninth. Large selection of clothing, sewing 1^ ★ ^ SPEC! ntachine and cabinet, chord organ with Foot Specialist CORNBELT books, games, bicycle, lots morel 303 W. Washington •A14/AI4 BRAND NEW PONTIAC. IL 61764 YOUR PILLOWS FAIRBURY: Patio Sale. S13 S. Second. Phone 815/842-6551 CLASSIFIED AND RETURNED! Thursday, June 14, AO; Friday, June IS, Hours by Apoointmenl AO; and Saturday, June 10, AI2. Large assortment of clothing. CA14/A14 Pontiac office houra; ONE DAY M on .. T u p s , and Thura. A Frt, Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m. FAIRBURY: Porch sale. 2«S E. Hickory. Friday, June IS, 9-0; and Saturday, June Fair^urTnoapHal^xannnation Appearing weakly In The El Paao Record June 10, At. Lots of large sixe womens clothing Clinic - Tuea. morning, The Fairbury Biadb The Qrldioy Newt and lots of misc. CA14/AI4 JO to 12 only. The Forraot News The Chenoa Clippar at FAIRBURY: 483 W. Hickory. Thursday, The (^valaworth Plalndoalar Tho Lexington Unit-Journal 2-0; Friday, 8-4; Saturday, Anoon. Clothes The Cullom Chronlcla ThaOrlfax Praaa PEOPLE’S Cl and misc. Homs. CA14/AI4 Well Drilling The Onarga Laadar-Rovlow The Piper Ctty Journal FAIRBURY: Large group sale at 410 W. & Repair Prase Run - 17,000 Copiaa SS,000 Readers Livingston (one block west of fire station). L(X)AL RATES Thursday, June 14, 4-7; Friday, June IS, RotarY or Spvdder Flrit weak • ISO par word, IS word minimum, cash muat bo racaivod In 9-7; Saturday, June 10,9-noon. Clettiing all Plastic or Steel advance or by Friday of oach wook. sixes, men's and boy's huskie suits, queen Pump Sales Thoraaftor • l2o 8 word - cash In sixe box springs, boohs, baked goods, Charge claoaifloda - 208 par word, IS word minimum firat waok • Iharaaflar 18o par word. flower pots, and sixe 0 ke skates like now, F a rm - V illag e Blind ode 63 handling charge. worn once, misc. In case of rain cancollod until next week. *0-14/0-14 Taylor’s THANK YOU: 10 cants par word, 62.00 minimum. FAIRBURY: S84 W. Chestnut. Saturday, June 10, A4. Clothing, kitcken Hems, bike, Well Service LOCAL READER ada blltad at aama par word rata aa elaaalfiad. colloctible books and glassware, oak com 32 Years Experience mode, oak lowboy, 2 oM trunks and misc. A nchor. III. 30f/723-5S2l IMPORTANT CA14/A14 After an ad Is ordarod It cannot be canoallad or changed before pubUcatlon without charge. Thera are abadutaly no rafunda. No exceptions. REPORT ERRORS TO U8 AT ONCE Check your advartlaamant upon first Inaartlon and plaoaa notify ua II lhara la an anor. Each ad la earafully fnoofrma, but atIH an error can occur. It you noMfy ua the fli»t day of 600,000 READERS an arror, wa'II rapoal the ad without oharga. Sorry, it wo art not notiflod at one#, tho raoponafbHNy la youra. Central Illinois OFFICE HOURS 6 a.m. to 12 Noon 6 1 pjn. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday Classified Balurdaya 6 OJn. to noon In Fairbury only 101 W. Loeuat, Fabbury Tataphona 61SBBBI3M Network 432 E. Loeuat, Chatsworth Tatapitono 81SB3B3010 • 157 Newspapers • 113W Eaal Kraok, Forroot Talaphona 61SB87-B462 127 W. Hack, Cullom Tataphona81»BIB4aB4 Your 25 Words 84 W. Faorla, Flpar City Talaphona 81MIO-28ao tot 8. Cantor, Colfax Talaphona 300-723-2661 only •12S»» 217 Groan, Chanoa Talaphona 81SB4B3221 220 W. Main, Laxington Talaphona 30B30M714 321 Cantor, Qrldioy Talophona 300-747-2079 B25N. Phone 815/692-2366 40 W. Front, El Pdoo Talaphona 309B27-4000 Cali US fo r details 104 W.^ynooln, Onwga Talaphona 81B26B-7818 WfiU 1945-3221 Chatsworth ~ 8156353010 Chenoa 8159453221 123^2661 Cullom - 8156852654 Colfax - 305723-2661 Fairbury - 815692 2366 92-2366 El Paso - 305527-4600 7472079 Cornbelt Classifieds. . Forrest - 815657-8462 Qridley - 305747-2079 Lexington - 3053658714 1268 7815 Onarga - 815-2657815 Piper City - 815686-2550 County Lines - June 13-14,1964 - THREE 113-14. 1984 - TWO REBARDLCSS a( where yea baught yaur SPECIAL PRICES on new and used shap CHATSWORTH: Nice brick ranch. REFIXES TO N repailsired. tools, drill Mt sets, S3.35 and up. Now LIVESTOCK Beautiful kitchen with some appliances, see: Dan IWhaalai, Wheeler Farm Equip bench medal 9 speed drill press, $179.95; 4" huge living room, 3 bedrooms, Hk baths, 2 LOCATIONS ment. Ph: 81S -43517M (Business) er IIS bench grinder, $34; Oates rubber garden ...... 309-394 car detached garage. $50,900. Call Century -436-34S8 (Heme), Highway 24, hose 45c tt. Garden and lawn tools. Oen- RAMS-RogIstered HampsMre. excellent 21, Sancken Farm A Home, Pontiac, ...... 217-394 Chatawerfh, II.. 7:355:30 Manday- newHi Bros., Chatsworth 015-4353314. quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Contact ai5-042-1100or015-032-4450. C51V78 ...... 815-949 Saturday. c54/lfn C512/tfn Bruce Cluver. ph. 305527-3932 evenings...... 815435 CABBAGE PATCH - look alike dolls. Made nc519/ttn ...... 815945 WANT® RB3EATI0NAL HXJIPflllENT to order. Large or small. Adorable and YORKSHIRE and crossbred boars and ...... 309-723 raasanaMe. Make very nice birthday gifts I guts. Good selection. HAM Pork Farm...... 309-725 Ph. 0159453071. c524/tfn Ph. 015892-3830or 015-492-3004. cl1-10/tfn 309-377 IS' PLikMOR travel trailer. 1971. New RADIATOR REPAIRS and racored. YEARLING - Big, nice conformation, CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed...... 815689 tires. Sleeps six. Ph. Ols-492-3041. c57/tfn IMIliams Mobil ServlM, Fairbury. Reasonable. Dave Knob, Fairbury. Ph...... 309-527 gelded, family raised. Ph. 015-435-3453. 8l5892-22t2. c03-2S/tfn i r WINNER fihertlass beat with trailer C510/Nn *514/4-14 309467 120 h.p. Mercury 1.0. Like new. Cemplele LIFE-TIME Guaranteed mufflers install J A J CATERING. Personalixed catering 815692 wHh full canvas caver and all accessaries. ed at Williams Mobil Servira, Fairbury. for all occasions. Cropsey, 305377-2501 815796 Alsa la* aluminum Jon beat. J. N. Webb cS-10/tfn FEAL ESTATE evenings. CMfax, 305723-5151 days. 815657 Ph.305723-419). C514/52I *11-10/tfn LADIES white golf shoes, 7\^M, wore 815265 FASHION CO-ORDINATOR needed to 305747 three times, too small. Call Gridley ED INGOLD. REALTOR. Call 305443-4371 FURNITURE 6 APPUANCES 305747-2079. nc517/Hn or Mary Kirkton associate. Ph. wear and show ladies fashions in your 309-726 309-747-2303. c2-17/Nn area. $5510 per hour possible, plus free ...... 815253 RAILROAD TIES - Large selection from wardrobe. Interview by appointment. Call 309-365 $130 - $930. some like new. lVi-2" COLFAX - 4 bedroom brick ranch with 305345-4521 before noon. C57/514 217-388 NEW AND USED furniture, Chataworth decorative river rock. Picked up or we large garage on one acre. Contact Donald Furniture and Flowers, Chatsworth, III. deliver. Open Saturday Ph. 309-447-2110. L. Wilber, Ph. 305723-4471. c519/tfn WANTED TO BUY: Square or round 309-432 Ph.015-43S-3481. c52/ttn *57/520 wooden kitchen table. Also set of vraoden 8152188 EL PASO; Nearly new 4 bedrooms, 2'/i kitchen chairs. Ph. olS-492-4073. *57/4-14 ...... 815686 DARK METAL twin bed with box springs, TENT - usad. slaeps 4 or 5. Good condition. baths with all most wanted extras. .615842 or 844 nearly new mattress, tall chest of drawers, Ph.015-945-3071. nc57/521 Bargain priced, immediate possession. 40 TOP PRICES paid for high quality, stan 3 lamps. Ph. 01S-492-2292. *57/514 ding white oak and walnut timber. 309-923 BICYCLE for sale. Ph. 305747-2)93. East7thSt.,Ph.305527-23M. *57/514 AOidwest Veneer Company, 1-315754-5002 ...... 217-395 STRIPED, rust colorod lovesoat. very *514/514 LEXINGTON: 3 bedroom home in quiet or 1-314-754-4072, LouisUna, Mo. 815832 good condition. White vinyl recliner and at- area, new carpet and vinyl, utility room, teman.Ph. 015-457-0047. c57/5l4 FULLER BRUSH is back again; Call nclPA514/5l4 ...... 305744 Mildred Pickett, 015-492-2444. *514/521 garage attach^, extra lot, ancles^ front ...... 217-745 COMFORTABLE green and gold brocade porch. Absolute doll house inside-must sec ...... 815688 living room chair. Oussn Anne style sofa. FOR SALE: 240' ef 42" fence. Sears, post to appreciate. Perfect for young er retired WORK WANTED Best offer. Ph. 305747-2079 during the day. and top rails. 3 gates. I doublo gate. You couple. Low 30's. Contact ARMSTRONG ...... 217-387 nc5l4/tfn take down. $250. Ph. 0I5-40523U. C514/514 Realty - Lorraine Begley, 452-0351. WINDOW AIR conditioner. 11,000 BTU's, MAIL ORDER prescription sorvice *57/4-14 MOTHERS - NEED help with your IspKtal. Black. StiaH 110 volts. Very good condition. 5225. Ph. -postage paid. Are you paying more than HOUSE and 2 lots. Will sell as is or children this summer? Experienced high Make an oflar. Pk. 0IS-492-33n. C514/521 $14.43 far 100 AMomet 250 mg. tabtetsT Call remodel to suit. Reasonable. 402 S. Grove, school age baby sitter will babysit for you. ca-7/521 1-005325-3577 - price quotes on ALL your Colfax, III. Ph. 305723-4191. C514/4-21 Call 309-527-2701, El Paso. nc5-31/tfn cylinttor. fairing trunk, prescriptionsi nclPA514/514 FAIRBURY: 4 bedroom house with dry WANT A pet sitter? I'll watch your pet if looo miles. 1976 KE 100 MISCELIANEOUS FOR SALE AIR CONDITIONER. GE Carry-Cool, basement. Main floor utilities. Formal din you want to go on vacation or if you just lies. Ph. 309-723-4342. 4.000 BTU, like new. Phone after 5:30, ing room. Maintenance free. Exterior. In want someone to watch your pet. Ex *4-14/514 015-492-2297. C514/514 sulated, new roof and windows. Gas fur perienced, reasonable rates. Call CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, continual 20 to ONE 3-PIECE walnut bedroom outfifcom nace, central air and softener. Appliances Michelle, El Paso. Ph. 305527-2701. lENT b SUPPUES 30 percent oH all waUcoverlngs. Ph: plete. One Mend 3-piece bedroom ouHit stay. Paneling, carpet and drapes. Con nc5-31/tfn 015-945-7504. Cl-20/tfn complete. Beth full siie. $200 each. One crete patio and fence on pretty landscape, YARDS TO MOW in Gridley. Call Curt and BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth has a Marty-J mower, 2 years old, 50" cut. Three 2 corner lots with garage, garden, and fruit John Meiss, 309-747-2144. *57/4-21 stupendous spoctacular array of new and bucket seats, brand new. Fer truck or van. trees. Ph.015-492-2244. C5t4/tfn (10 Industrial Backlioe. WILL DO LAWN nwwing. Craig and Matt used furniture, appliances, carpeting, $75 each. Ph.015-492-4455. C514/4-14 McNamara. Ph. 305747-2915. *4-7/514 nth. Front Loader. Call clothing and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. FOR SALE: Unimproved 17 acres adfa- 42-3427 after 4 p.m. or Fri. A Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Home ph: 15% to 30% OFF SELECTED merchan cent to Chatsworth. RESPONSIBLE MOTHER will do baby >r tiling, ditchirrg, and 015-435-3140. C511/tfn dise. Good selectien of miscellaneous mer sitting in her home, anytime. References chandise including used furniture, pool 4.2 acres improved 4'/i miles north of tile provided. Call 309-345-5471. *57/514 nc/tfn GOURMET DELIGHT - lamb chops, table, air conditioners and some antiques. factory. Plenty of fruit trees, barn space steaks, and logs available in any sin Articles fer consignment still accepted. and garden area. NEED A SITTER? Will babysit week days on 20 foot Tiger Jaw package. TryaonMferachangeofpaceat Kim's IMIectiMes, Minonk, III. M. or week nights. Call Pat, 015-492-4454. t for John Deere and In- the dinner table. Ph. 305527-3932 evenings. 309-432-2405. Open 55 Monday. Tuesday, Unimproved 40 acres in section 34 of C57/520 . Suggested price nc157-82/ifn Wednesday and Friday; 9 to 12 noon, Cropsey township. McLean County. WOULD LIKE to sit with elderly lady 34 nt stock lasts, price Thursday and Saturday. C514/514 [Brothers, Chatsworth, RAW HONEY. Elsie Evelsiier. Forrest. days a week. Ph. 305723-4514. *4-14/514 cS-3l/tfn Ph.015-457-0190. C54/tfn MAKE AN OFFER excellent location in Chuck Elliott Real Estate Sunrise Addition, in Chenoa, 07 ft. x 142 ft. Chatsworth, III. RETIRED MAN wants part-time work ^LAY buildings-steel SEE MY LINE ef gospel records, boohs, lot. Call Pat Chapman for details 015835-3092 building maintenance, handyman, own or commercial use. wedding invitations and Bibles. The 015-945-7055, Potter Agency, Michael Fer- 015835-3413 toots, n . 309-527-3144, El Paso or write |l available. Must sell Record Shop at Nick Kaeb's, 302 S. FIHh, dyce. Broker, 119 North Mill, Pontiac. Ph. C514/521 P.O. Box 13, El Paso, 41730. *4-14/514 last. Centerline Steel, Fuirhury. c U t m n 015-042-1115. C514/521 124. C57/521 •NOMiWAr HOMiS Pillow Cleaning •ROOFIMB ft SID IM •k -k it SPECIAL W •FOM UFT to 21 ft. •REMQOCLIM ft REMIRS BRAND NEW TICKING •Eiraiiaica Chalaworttt - 015436^10 ChMoa -010M»3221 CullOfn - B15400M 4 Colfex - 300-723-2861 E l Pm o r 3OM27-40OO FairtMiry - 815^-2306 ForiM l - S1MQ7-0462 Qridtey - 3Q0-747-2O7B Cornbi Cornbelt Classifieds Lexington - 3O0-3BS4714 Onarga - 81S-268-7818 Plpof C ity - 01&080-2SSO Chalsworth ■■ 815-635-: Cullom -- 815-669-2654 El Paso 309-527-460C County Lines - June 13-14.1984 - FOUR Forrest - 815-657-8462{ HOUSECLEANINO 4mm H Mrtt yea. FORREST: I bedroem apartment. TREE TRINUMING, tMplag or removal, PAINTING A CARPENTRY, Lawrence 38F-527-l7lf. A|ipltellC9S Electric heat. Ph. also stunw removal. Free estimates, in- repairs. Vinyl sidinp lor your how *4-14/7-$ 81$-4$7-84t8. c47/ttn surod. Parry Price, Onarga. Ph. or partial, extorter and mtorior painting, EXPERIENCED DUPLEX in Uxiagten, 2 0I$-2447412. e04l4/tfn 30 years axpertence, 20 year resident. Pole BUSINESS DPPD lieaiecleaning in Fair0ary. Ph. bath, with garage. Lew utilities. APPLIANCES: “Full Service'' Dealer lar StaM, 11$ E. Elm, Fairbury. Ph. 81S-4n-3484. *4-14/4-21 $2t$/men1h. Ph. 38M4^^42f. *4-7/4-14 Frijidalre, Corning, Amana, Hardwick, 01$d*2-34W. *47/414 Speed Queen, Reper, Maytag, Kitchonaid AIR CONDITIONING service EL PASO: One and 2 bedroom, fumished RESTAURANT, Soran's apartment available. Ph. 30f-$27-2S$8, and tCoMer. Marlow's Appitonce, Inc., available at Goodin's Texaco, Chenoa. Ph. NOTICES Chenoa, III. Ph. 8t$-*4$-7224. Open daily 0I$-M$-32S3. C4l4/tfn five business. Terms Zimmerman Real Estate, M W. Main, El 81$-4842M1. Paso. C4-7/4-28 7:30a.m. toSp.m.; Sat. till neon, any even WILL DO heusecloaning. Electrolux ing by appointmant. cl2-2f/Hn vacuum and shampeeer availaMo. Ph. OPPORTUNiTY in eg EL PASO, Eureka, Apartments: Clean, SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A Radiator i1$-94$-7$1$. *414/431 bines advantages of ieb PILLOWS CLEANED. New Hcking. fa.m. carpeted, appliances furnishad. Air- I or feed manufacturer condltionad. No pets. Deposit. Ph. Sh^, 312 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. - 4 p.m. Ttwreday. June 21. Regular $4.7$. 8l$-402-2$83. c02-14/tfn LIGHTNING RODS-all structures. Com opening. On-lhe-iob tr< Fairview Haven, 44V N. 4t8, Fairbury. 300-$27-$$4l. *47/414 plete installation and repairs. 30 years ser vancement possibiiities. C4-14/4-2I FAIRBURY: Furnished, large one room TUCKPOINTINO, masonry, ptestering, vice. Free estinnales. Ph. 81$ 8M 3940. program. Send resume apartmont. No pets. Quiet area. Deposit. fireplacos, basements, chimneys and foun *41V421 Box R, c/o Fairbury Bto Ph. 0l$-493-34W. *47/414 dations. Triple O Construction, George FREE Owcari Jr., El Paso. Ph. 309-$27-424e. ART'S BUILDING and Remodeling, STORAGE SPACE, snowmobile, campers, cll-20/tfn general carpentry. Senior citiien dis boats, etc. Joe King, GrMiey. Ph. counts. No |ob loo small. Ph. 0t$-489-2349. 304747-290$. c414/tfn SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco, Inc., *414/7$ PERSD^ Cullem, III. Ph. ai$-409-2l3i. ctt-24/tfn THREE C-KITTENS - Cute, cuddly, COLFAX: Two bedrooms, one-car garage, NEED A SITTER? Will babysit on even cheap. These arc special fancy editions. garden space. 107 High St. Ph. 309-723-4344 PIANO TUNING and repair. Cali Herb ings and weekends. Ph. JOO-^SJy-JtlO. Don Hurry while they last, we only have 13. after 4 p.m. C414/420 BachtoM, 01$-492-2711 er 81$-493-2997 after na Lawrence. *414/7-$ PREGNANT? Need tiel Wide range of colors. Ph. 30P-S27-44M days 4 p.m. weekdays. c12-2/tfn or 30f-$27-3f32 evenings. nc4-7/Hn ANCHOR: Nice home near Anchor. Call 309-4S2-9023. evenings, Ph. 015-94$-7749. *414/421 INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For HELP WANTED FORREST: Partially furnished one free estimate call collect 01$-4$7-8$l2. LOST b FOUND bedroom apartment. Deposit and cl-403/tfn referencos required. Call Ed 01$-4S7-0240. Hog prices c414/tfn PIANO TUNING, complete keyboard ser COOK - Seme days, some nights. Apply in by Darrel Good vice and repair. Call 0l$-43$-3434 or person between 10 and 3 daily. Gala LOST: Pink glass candle holder that disap EL PASO: Two bedroom trailer, 434314$. Roger Coventry. c42l/Hn Restaurant, El Paso. c$-l0/tfn Extension Specialist peared May 12 at a wedding dance. Please appliances furnished. Good location, big Prices and Outlook return to $13 S. 2nd St., Fairtwry. No ques yard, water paid, deposit required. No PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley DON'T READ this ad....unlou you are in After the USDA’s Mi peH. Ph. 309-$27-2117. *414/421 Meenen Ph. 81$-«$7-830S. Pam Bark Ph. terested in free college tuitien, droat part- tions asked. c4-7/4-28 014414234$. Roasenable. c9-22/tfn time pay, and a $3,000 bonus. The lllineis report, predictions wer LOST IN CHATSWORTH viltege park a MANN'S UPHOLSTERY. Uxingten. Free Army National Guard needs you to serve higher hog prices for pair of boy's prescription glasses. If found PETS estimates, pick-up and delivery. Large yourself and your slate one weekend a 1984. These prediction phone ll$-832-4m. 4-14/4-14 fabric selectien and furniture repair. Call month. Call Tony Nevlus at sl$-84474$4 for expectations ot significi 309-345-0140. c2-4/tfn information about this opportunity. C417/430 production, modest FORRBfT HORSEBACK riding, hay rides, fishing, production, and only WANT A PET sitter? I'll watrh your pet if miniature goH, arcade games, picnic area, PART-TIME help at Law office. Includes you want to go on vacation or if you fust Saturday mornings. Write Box 48, Fair poultry production, as want someone to watch your pet. Ex petting no. Funforevoryenoat Ben Park. Panola. Three miles north of El Paso. 10 bury, IH. 41738. C414/414 For the second qu perienced, reasonable rates. Call forecast pork productio FAIRBURY - Modem, 2 bedroom mobile Michelle, El Paso, 304$27-270l. nc$-31 /Nn a.nh until dark. Ph. 304$27-38$0. c424/144 TRUCK DRIVERS - $8 now trucks coming home for rent, payable weekly or monthly. in-need drivers nowlli Good pay and 3.4 percent from 1983 Ph. 81$-4t2-4487. c12-22/Hn PARAKEETS: 3 males with cage, $3$] I LIMOUSINE SERVICE spocialUing in benefits, no lay-offs. Must be a minimum higlKr than during the GOOD LIVING for one or two. Two pair with cage, $40. Cockatiels, 2 fehnales weddings and other occasions. The LI mo, of 23 years old, good driving record with 1982. The combined p $7$ and $$0. Dutch and Rex full-bieeded RR 2. ChenM. Ph. 8149447418. *431/42 one year verifiable tractor/trailer ex- bedrooms, living room, oat-in kitchen. bunnies, $3 each. Ph. 814492-3349. c47/414 beef, broUera and Fully carpeted, individual heat, central periance. Call Paula or Becky today. MCI air-conditioning. $17$ month, $17$ security LHASA APSO-AKC wormed, roasonaMo, CARPET Cloaning, Smoke and Fire TRANSPORTERS, JopUn, Me. second quarter of 1984 deposit, plus utilities. Lease, references. excellent disposition. Ph. 300-$27-$432i or Oemage, clean-up, now steam method or l-8IO-44l-7$94. nclPA4l4/4l4 down about one percen Ph. 38»-$27-228t. c3-8/tfn 724-110$. *4-7/4-14 dry team. JlASdoan A S Cleaning Service, El Paso. nearly three percent fn Ph. 389-S37-4473. Free Estimates. *43l/tfn EXPERIENCED carpenter. Call PIPER CITY: Comer of Market and 814492-3788 aNer $ p.m. K Double Z Con averaged over |46 pei struction. c414/tfn Margamt Sts., 2 bedroom apartment, MUSICAL DEL'S SMALL Engine Repair. Just west the second quarter of appliances furnished. Laundry room in of Diller Tile in Owlswo^. Repair all DEPENDABLE STUDENT for yard and the second quarter of basement. Deposit and references makes of mowers and trimmers. M. garden assistance. Ph. 814493-3788. mid-8S0 range were requirod. Ph. ll$-4t2-3322. c4-$/tfn 8l443$-3849,7:34$:80. c431/tfn C4I4/4I4 second quarter of 1984. CHATSWORTH: Modem 3 bedroom farm GRIEG PIANO - apartment siie. Spinet. DRUMMER In late twenties or elder For the third quarte home. Deposit and reference required. Ph. Excellent beginner piano. 10 heyberad. CUSTOM MOWER conditioning. Round wanted for rock/pop band playing mainiy •1$-4f^2«$4. c4-24/tfn $4$0. Ph. 30*-$27-2l74. C4-7/4-14 baling. Ph. 8144$7-83$l or 814484334$. 1 hog inventory figure: '$8s and '48s nsaterial. No country. Cali production will be do: UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment FOR SALE: Alto Sax with case, good con C47/4I4 389-432-214$ after 7 p.m. nc414/414 with appliances. Laundry facilities and off dition bought new in '77. Call 0l$-240-7701 from the third quartei street parking. Convenient location. between i-$ p.m. *4-14/4-14 nearly four percent fro References and deposit required. Ph. of 1982. Production of ■l$-4t2-2040 weekdays. After 4:30 p.m. and SERVICES to be down four percei weekend, phono 8l$-4»2-3373. c$-2/tfn less than one percent fi EL PASO: I bedroom carpeted apartment. JU STl averaged over 961 ; Stove and refrigerator provided. $13$ plus deposit. Ph. 309-$27-272i. c$-10/Hn during the third quarh For the first two SECOR: Small 1 bedroom house, $1$0 per SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win month. Ph. 447-44$3 or 447-4320. *$-t0/4-t4 dows, buildinM, gold leaf and magnetic EASY STEP quarter of 19B4, hog signs. Don Leister Sign Shep, Fairbbry. USE THIS CONVENIEIIT FORM TO PLACE A gilta at Omaha) avc CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, cl2-28/tfn 2,000 square feet, plus parking. Good PREPAY YOUR CLASSIFIED AD hundredweight. That layout at no East Ash. Ph. 0l$-484-2310. CUSTOIM MADE antique reproductions hundredweight above c$-24/tfn and refinishing. Custom made furniture. 1 1 T\ T ri [ r rr n i r i 11 i 11 111 i i i i n - r same two months last Marty Travis, Ph. 0l$-402-28N after $ p.m. per hundredweight MORTON: 3 bedroom tewnbeuse. 1'/^ c03g2/tfn 1 11111 1 baths, central air, garage, park-like m n . i i i i i T n n i i 1 i i 11 r m in 1982. Futures setting. $3$$ per month. Ph. 81$-4$7-04l4. DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for appoint m :n .i i:i i i : m . i 11111 n 1 1111 i 11 r r r quarter have traded al *$-31/414 ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 01$-04$-4742. C0413/tfn very brief periods. EL PASO: Two bedroom, spacious r u n 1111 n 1 11111111111111 111 ftt Why have prices downstairs apartment. Stove, PIANO TUNING and roMir. Robert Cum refrigerator, heat, water, garage pick-up mins, 1310 Olenweod, Bleemingten. Ph. n 1 1.11111 n I j:i m m n i i i i i i i i i i i i of the answer may be| furnishad. Deposit, no pots, references. 300-443-2702. cOO-07/tfn While beef and pouli Ph. 300-$27-424$ er 304$27-4284. C$-31/tfn L U _ L ii 1.11 r:iTTi 111 n 111 I'll i t t t t t t been near the C$-3t/Nn I 111 I I I I I I'l 11111 I r I I 11 I 111 I I I I I production has been EL PASO: 1 bedroom apartment with expected, stove, rofrigorator, water, and garbage I I 11 I I II I n m in i ...... Ill n - T T during April w pick-up furnkthod. $178 per month. Call 300-527-434$ or 300-$27-2714. c431/tfn IITU I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ITT from last April. Part of the NICE, CLEAN, 7 2 Story house on I expected hog prices south side of Ph. 81$-04$-7788. •Ads must be received no later than NOON Mondays, otherwise ads w ill be p la ce d In *47/414 following Issue side. For •TScfllne mlntmum charat) wholesale price EL PASO: 1 bedroam furnished apartment, •NO ABBREVIATIONS. PLEASE four monte of •Use one space lor each letter, comma, period, space and number percent from the remedeled; heat and garbage pick-up •We reserve the right to edit copy fundshodi damage deposit retired. $17$ w hllkperk per month. Ph. 300-S27-4200. c47/tfn NAME ______percent higher Mangy doont tak LARGE 2 STORY home i dbjro. It food AD D R ESS. percent lower than witiioat OByinc. lot In Fairbury. Ph. CITY ____ .STATE pock production wa: 8l$-40^3040. c47/tfn JIPCODE If we want oar Udo to turn oat well, we pn>- PHONE JiD CLASSinCATION. as this year. The bdMy aboaU ^w nl twice m modi timo with tfaem and half aa foodi money. MaR Fann A CSack Paf aSta To: I enjoyed the one Jbn gchnatder from CoraDaM Prast. lac. • Atla: a a n IRaS AOvarUslai taUa aboat grand^ in a Rax 71, FaManr. ILI17H “la n y day, the girig knew bow to blHh." CtAtMnCATItllB Hie g**— i»ggy»ii Muf T 0 M SSZm' Cst4*n Um s VanHylgB'talwayidntBL Sometlniaa r o X 7 i* 1______anMakal NoodagiftforrgtfHr’aOayT Seiactonaait W z a aaaifcNhiewii priea, and gMwragpad tea, wbatbor lt*8 a agoateoad or a d d rt a t 'a l ■ % K ) ) County Lines - June 13-14. 1984 - FIVE I1544M221 >-723-2661 S16-682-2386 >-747-2079 115-268-7619 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Fairbury H ospital Chalsworth -- etS-635-3010 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Colfax 309 723-2661 Cullom -- 815-669-2654 Piper City - 815686 2550 Fairbury 815 692 2366 El Paso 309-527-4600 Chenoa -815-945-3221 Gndley 309 747-2079 13-14.1984 - FOUR Forrest - 815-657 8462 Onarga - 815-268 7815 N o t e s IFCNTRV. T U E S D A Y , Ju n e 2, 1764 DISMISSED I HSwicr ^intiiM , S IN G L E S -PAP Introductions, Bloom ADMITTED Joseph Baitz, Chatsworth; Clayton t, 26y*6r rMMwit. M ii BUSINESS OPPORTUNiTIES ington, III. 61702-1662. *2-24/7-26 Karl Propes, Piper City, Surgical; Albert, Forrest; Mrs. Imogene Becker, Elm. Fairtary. Fh. RonaM Roberts, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. •6-7/6-14 Dwight; Mrs. Janice Fox, Chatsworth; CAR POOLS Ma Kaisner, Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Miss Laura Stadler, Chatsworth; Mrs. UNO strvtoa imw Bertha FieMcamp, Fairbury, Medical; Keri Kohlmeier and baby boy, Saunemin. r' s Taxaca, Chanaa. Ph. RESTAURANT. Soran's in Pipar City. Ac- Miss Kelli Gillett, Forrest, Surgical; tiva businass. Tarms nagotiabla. Pd. c6-14/tfa Russell Duane Cooper. Colfax. Medical. 612-666-2661. cS-VIfn Eiactralax NEED RIDE from ISU to Fairbury at |1 DISMISSED SATURDAY, June 7,1764 impaaar availaMa. Pti. OPPORTUNITY in agri-businass. Com a.m. June 16-21, 22-26. Call Ellen at Stanley Beggs, Forrest; William ADMITTED *6-14/6-21 binas advantagas of |ob and business. Ma- 012-672-2476. nc2-24/tfn Maubach, Odell; Mrs. Helen Hurt, Mrs. Carol Mixen, Dwight, Medical; |or food manufacturer has salas-soWica Mrs. Doris Beggs, Forrest, Medical. lO S-all stnictwras. Cam- WANTED TO share ride to Bloomington F a irb u ry . opening. On-lde-|ob training. Good ad- DISMISSED land rapairs. 26 yaars sar- vancamant possibilities. Excellant banafit Monday through Friday, 7:42 to 2:42. Ph. Ernest Shives, Piper City, Accident; >tas. Fh. 812-644-2646. program. Sand rasumas and inquiries to 812-672-2076 after 2 p.m. nc2-24/tf n *6-14/6-21 W E D N E S D A Y , Ju n e 6, 1764 Arthur Olson, Pontiac, M ^ical; Mrs. Box R, c/o Fairbury Blade. C6-l4/tfn RIDERS WANTED. Going to Champaign ADMITTED Monday through Friday. Leaving Fair Agnes Yonker, Forrest, Medical. |N G Mrs. Janice Fox, Chatsworth, Medical; Sanior citixan dit- bury 6:30 a.m ., leaving Champaign 2 p.m. Contact Gary at 612-672-2476. nc2-31/6-14 Clayton Albert, Forrest, Surgical. ) (m a il. Pd. 81S-66F2246. S U N D A Y , June 10, 1764 *6-14/7-5 DISMISSED PERSONAL WANTED TO share ride to ICC, Monday Raymond Billingsley, Chatsworth ,- ADMITTED and Wednesday morning, 7:30-10:12. Ph. 27 W ill babysit on avon- Mrs. Anna McKeon and baby girl, Mrs. Donna Williams, Fairbury, 307-747-2430. nc6-14/6-l4 ' Ph. 206^227-2716. Don- Fairbury; Miss Kelli G illett, Forrest; Surgical; Mrs. Bernice Perzee, Gilman, *6-14/7-5 PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright, CAR POOL to ISU summer session. Call Verman Ferguson, Fairbury. Medical. 30t-422-?023. *1-26/1-17-62 812-627-0736. nc614/tfn DISMISSED WANTED James Bolin, Springfield; Mrs. Ida T H U R S D A Y , Jun e 7, 1964 Kaisner, Forrest; Mrs. Bertha Fieldcamp, ADMITTED F a irb u ry . Hog prices still expected to move higher Mrs. Oma Goembcl, Fairbury, lys, Santa nights. Apply in by Darrel Good production has declined sharply. On the Medical; Miss Laura Stadler, Chatsworth, M O N D A Y , June I t , 1764 Accident; Robert Wotton, Lexington, ADMITTED 16 and 2 daily. Gala Extension Specialist ■so. c5-10/Hn other hand, the total value of beef M e d ic a l. ^ Mrs. Genevieve Wheaton, Fairbury, Prices and Outlook production so far in 1984 has been above (is ad....unlass you ara in- DISMISSED Medical; George Asay, Thawville, I tuition/jroat part- After the USDA's March hogs and pigs the levels of 1962 and 1983. Mrs. Mary Alice Haag, Cullom; Mrs. Medical; Mrs. Margaret ^n vis, Cropsey, 122,600 bonus. Ilia Illinois report, predictions were made of sharply What about the rest of 1964? Weekly Helen Streib, Fairbury; Miss Ruth Oobrik, Medical; Donald Bracken, Forrest, ird naads you to sarva hifpier hog prices for the remainder of figures in May indicate that pork Bloomington; Master Karl Propes, Piper Medical; Master Jeremy Beal, Forrest, stata ana waaband a 1964. These predictions were based on production levels are beginning to come City; Mrs. Rose Rebhoix, Piper City; Medical; Reuben Fehr, Fairbury, ’ Navius a t 612-644-7624 fa r Russell Cooper, Colfax; Mrs. Helen M e d ic a l. I this opportunity. expectations significant declines in pork down. Production has been about 3.5 C2-17/6-26 production, modest declines in beef percent less than a year ago and is coming Edwards, Forrest; M rs. Susan Schove and DISMISSED production, and only marginal increases in in line with the levels of 1962, as it should baby g irl, Lexington. Ronald Roberts, Fairbury; Robert 1 at Law offica, includas Wotton, Lexington. W rita Box 46, Falr- poultry proiduction, as compared with 1963. based on the March inventoiy report. If C6-I4/6-I4 For the second quarter of 1964, we this pattern continues, pork production F R ID A Y , June 0, 1784 IS - 26 naw trucks coming forecast pork production to be down about will decline to very low levels over the next No admittance. now lll Good pay and 3.4 percent from 1963 and only 1.4 percent three months, just as it did in 1962. Prices H. W. Montgomery Must ba a minimum higher than during the second quarter of will strengthen as supplies decline. jgoad driving racord w ild 1962. Ihe combined production of pork, Sewing Machine Co. ■Ma tractor/traitor ax- beef, broilers and turkeys during the New and Used Machines ■ula or Backy today. MCI All makes repaired - guaranteed tS, JapHn/ Mo. second quarter of 1964 was forecast to be STEAM nclPA6-14/6-14 down alxMit one percent from 1963 and up CARPET CLEANING O n In your home or our shop carpantor. Call nearly three percent from 1962. Hog prices 'ffOAy.. Call Lexington, 30t-3fS-7471 2 p.m . K Daubla Z Can- averaged over |46 per hundredweight in $ 7 9 5 EACH ROOM c 6 -1 4 /tfn the second quarter ot 1963 and over $56 in 3 ROOMS OR MORE STUDENT for yard and the second quarter of 1962. Prices in the Pd. 612-662-2766. mid-ISO range were expected for the ‘ BONDED 8 INSURED PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIANS C6-I4/6-I4 second quarter of 1964. ‘ WE MOVE ALL FURNITURE lata twantias or oMor For the third quarter of 1964, the March ‘ NO MILEAGE CHARGES W ITHIN tOO MILES Used JD |/pop band playing m ainly 1 hog inventory figures suggest that pork CLEANED WITH A TRUCKMOUNTED SYSTEM ila ria l. No country. Call production will be down about 14 percent Lawn & Garden ' 7 p .m . nc6-14/6-14 ■----- ‘ AOOltlONALFREE SERVICES AVAILABLE from the third quarter of 1963 and down ‘ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 ROOM OF I Tractors nearly four percent from the third quarter I ‘ WE ARE THE BEST A WE DO IT FOR LESS of 1962. Production of all meat is expected j SOIL REPELLANT I In Stock to be down four percent from 1963 and up WITH PURCHASE I less than one percent from 1982. Hog prices OF 2 I 400 w/60” mower averaged over $61 per hundredweight KCC 309-829-5787 3-317 w/48" mower during the third quarter of 1982. 314 wi48" mower For the first two months of the second 316 w/48" mower P quarter of 1964, hog prices (barrows aixl LACE A gilts at Omaha) averaged about $46 per hundredweight. That price is only |0JM> per hundredweight above the price for the Nad JO m 111111 same two months last year, and about $7 GOING OUT OF per hundredweight below the same period Ho0 2 in TTI I I I I I I in 1962. Futures prices for the third TT I I I I I I quarter have traded above 160, but only for Stack very brief periods. BUSINESS STARTS Why have prices been so sluggish? Part EARLY of the answer may be on the supply side. Used While beef and poultry production have been near the expected levels, pork SALE Equipment production has been slightly higher than expected. Commercial port production DMI 300 bu. wagon JD 2800 5 btm. plow. 300 diniiig April was down only 2J percent Sewing As a rosiilt of our from last April. All Butterlek, a cre s JO 26(X> 5/8 b tm . p lo w Part of explanatian for knrer-than- McCaNs and Notions, decision to go out eipected hog prices may be on the demand Simplicity of business. riaa ads w ill ba p la ca d In Supplies Used aide. For example, our calculated PATTERNS A Tlireaii Bellot’s Pharmacy wholesale price of port during the first will expand Into Planters four months of 19B4 is down about 13 V t Price JD 7000 8 RN itm bar percent from the same period last year, Va OFF our store spaco. JO 7000 6 RN whilk port producfion has been only four percent hi^ier. The price has been 10 DREETING . . percent lower than two years ago, when All Yam BRACH’S jnp co o e pork production was easntially the same PIC-A-MIX CAROS 7 4 OFF Tractors as tl^ year. The total value of pork CANDY To: 25% t J . t i tflUMvI.'M BATH TOWELS JO 4630 Samfy Mies •1M6BM66 OFF Lh. JO 4440, 600 hrs. JO 8640 1000 hrs. The * 2 ” « JD 2630 w/146 loader, P a p e r FIXTURES FOR SAU loaded, sharp Stalter H in g in g BARTH’SVSf^gi% Sewing machine Repair, Inc. repair DOWNTOWN FAIRBURY 002 N. Orange CALL AND CONFARE RATiO service available Lexington, IL 61753 RiFiRtNCfA AVAAABLI throughout oale. OFEU M0U.-FRI. I a.m. to I p.m. • U T . 1-9 Phone 309/365 2031 6ATIBFACT10N OUARANTmt County Lines • June 13-14,1964- V I r o q u May 31.1tS4 A d m itte d Lucille Allen, MHHord; Tt Ciuna Park} and Rebec Morocco. Ind. Discharged Thomas Moser, Cissna Par LARGE SELECTION pard, Oeerge Fanning, an Milferd; Fern Witt|e aM Long & Short tovelass, Watseka. Sleeve June 1 ,1H4 A d m itte d SPORT & W illiam Clingenpael, Mi ENTIRE STOCK Peters and Bette Maxheime ORESS SHIRTS Discharged SUITS and Judy Edelman and g irl, Oi SPORTCOATS Fahr, Buckley} Thomas 20% off! WestvillO} Vivian Anderson Have it Monogrammedl June 2, ItM Reduced A d m itte d Norman Knapp, Watseka; son, Martinton; Albert Me WE STOCK TALLS 2 0 % Mamie Deardurtt, Morocco Sizes to 52L Discharged Kathy McCann, Stockl. Taylor and Cecil Kingdo Rebecca Scearcy and g irl, A Men’s June 3, ISM ORESS & JEANS FOR ; I A d m itte d L e v I S Thomas Moser and k Jt ANSWt AM FATHER’S DAY! Cissna Park} Wendy Harvey CASUAL SLACKS Sherry Brandenburg, Kentia ■V Men's "Full Cut" Jeans ma Hoteling and Kathryn W a tse ka . 20% O ff! Reg. 20.00 ...... S O I G ^ 1 6 ® ® Discharged Belted or Unbelted in Sz. 32-46 E liubeth Chase and Flori several lightweight Levi’s Movin’ On Jeans Gilman} W illiam Ciingeni Harvey Page, Iroquois. fabrics and sum m er colors. Size 29-42. Reg. 24.00 Sale M 9^” June 4. ISM Sz. 29-38 A d m itte d Basic Levi’s Norma Langellier and D M artinton; AAariorie Baker ty; Bryan Havens, SheM Reg. 18.50 Sale »15” Pitzer, Gilman; Ruby Redi Sz. 28-46 Parker, Leonard GoMsberry tie, Watseka. Discharged DOES HE NEED SHOES? Laura Van Hevein, Gtei Kimberly Regers, M ilfo AAoser, Cissna Park; Emi . . K ^ . N U N IN Leather Casuals BUSH Bette Maxheimer and boy. Reg.39.9S ..Sale*31** Tie or Velcro closure styles Men’s In grey, taupe or navy NOTICl Tennis Shirts Sizes 8V2-12M CLOSE! To Prei Tennis Shorts Swimwear Annual Walk Shorts UlWCNecnO* DRESS SHOES R e g . 4 7 .9 5 Sale ^38*” 20% Off! Tassel Sllp-On in black or brown. Sizes 8-12D. STARTI Save at least 10% on any shoe in stock! Special gifts for Dad . yo English Leather cologne & Men’s Leather Oillfolds gift sets Initial tie tacs 20% off! Collar bars Reg. $6.00 to $25.00 Handkerchiefs Travel kits ^Billfolds Now y^T ies y'Belts Stumped for gift ideas? HUBER’S GIFT CERTIFICATES J h t J k e f A Always the perfect gift. FAMILY CLOTHING CORNER OPEN UNTIL 9:00 FRIDAYS 130 E. Locust, FsMMiry, IL s » Phone 692-3033 f ) m m m |4, 19B4 - SIX County Lines • June 13-14,1964 - SEVEN W a t s e k a Iroquois M em orial May 31,1«t4 Juna 5 ,14M Admitted A d m itte d Lucilla Allan, MIHord; Thomat M oiar, Grant Cirks, Clifton, Jay Jurgason, Cissna Park; and Rabacca Scaarcy, M ilford; M ark Obartoh, Sheldon. Morocco, Ind. D is c h a rg a d C N sdiargad Esta German, M ilford; Diana Caiitaux Thomas Moaar, Cissna Park; Linda La^ and Debra Peterson and baby g irl, M artin pard, Gaorpa Fanning, and VMa H ill, ton; Norman Knapp, Watsaka. .X Milfgrd; Fam Witt|a and Marguarita Lovaiass, Watsaka. Juna a, ifM A d m itte d Prairie FS offers computerized Juna 1, l«M Cecil Potts, Onarga; Karen Watts, A d m itta d M ilford; Carta Barlow., Ralph Jennings, W illiam Clinganpaal, M ilford; Ernast Gertruda Buis, Elisabeth Wiarenga and livestock feeding programs Pofars and Batta Maxhaimar,Watsaka. Otis Thompson, Watsaka. O isch a rg a d O isch a rg a d Computerized livestock feeding counties of Woodford and the western two- Judy Edalman and g irl, Onarga; Vivian Henry RauHar, Cissna Park; Joy Jurgan- programs are more than conversation thirds of Livingston. Fahr, Bucklay; Thomas Ralholford, son and Lucille Allen, M ilford; Mark pieces at Prairie FS Consolidated Feeds in Deliveries to your farm will be made W ostvilla; Vivian Andarson, Fowlar, ind. Oberloh, Sheldon; Kathryn Van Hovein east-central Illinois. out of EYairie's mill in Forrest, Prairie FS and g irl, Watseka; Sherry Brandenburg They are programs that work, offering general manager Tom Salrin notes, Juna 2, IfM and boy and Dorothy K roll, Kentland, Ind. efficient feed alternatives in a matter of “Though we are a new company, we pride A d m iN a d minutes to the livestock producers of ourselves on our ability to serve the Norman Knapp, Watsaka; Oahra Petar- Woodford and Livingston (counties). livestock production needs of our patrons son, M artinton; Albort Means, Sheldon; WATSEKA IROQUIOS Three territory marketing managers quickly and efficiently.” AAamia OoardurH, Morocco, Ind. MEMORIAL BIRTHS: will take the programs and computers on Prairie FS Consolidated Feeds was D is c h a rg e d A daughter to W illiam and Rebecca the road this month. Elach salesman is formed this winter. Its board of directors Kathy McCann, Stockland; Eleanor Scearcy, Morocco, Ind., Thursday, May equipped with a van which houses the includes representatives from each of the Taylor and Cecil Kingdon, Watsaka; 31, IfM . computer units used in running all FS feed following cooperatives; Ford-Iroquois FS, Rehecca Scaarcy and g irl, Morocco, Ind. A son to John and Bette Maxheimer, efficiency programs. Livingston Service Co., McLean County Watseka, Friday, June 1, IfM . Your territory marketing manager is Service Co., Tazewell Service Co. and June 3, IW4 A daughter to Mike and Debra Peter Jim Oump. He will be covering the Woodford FS. A d m itte d son, M artinton, Saturday, June 2, IfM . Thomas Moser and Henry Reutter, A son to Sherry Brandenburg, Cissna Park; Wendy Harvey, Brook, Ind.; Kentland, Ind., Sunday, June 3, IfM . 9-DoyLocolized Guide JUflC 12 tO 22, 1984 Sherry Brandenburg, Kentland, Ind.; Em A daughter to Brian and Kathryn Van ma Hofaling and Kathryn Van Hovein, Hovein, Watseka, Sunday, June 3, IfM . W a ts e k a . I |TV D is c h a rg e d Elisabeth Chase and Fiorence Salomen, 18th tans Giiman; W illiam Ciingenpeii, M iiford; Harvey Page, Iroquois. Anniversary $ ^ 0 2 0 SALE Juna 4, itM A d m itte d June 14*20 Upoote Norma Langeilier and Diane Caiitaux, M artinton; M arioria Baker, Crescent Ci WEEKDAYS ty; Bryan Havens, Sheidoin; Thomas (WTBSI - Catiins O ( B ® - Hot Pouto ^ 1 5 ** Pitxar, Giiman; Ruby Redman, Thomas #10% OFF' 10:00 A.M. - Dream House O ID (B - Family Feud Parker, Leonard GoMsbarry and Rosa L it ^ - Wheel of Fortune 0 (D (D - Loving O - Family tle, Watsaka. 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New ark, DE (ESPN) - Maxda SportaLooh (HBO) - MOVIE: National 0 0 - Nightly Business O - News Televiaion'a Original Geniua .(ESPN) - ESPN-a Sporta R eport (HBOl - Rich Little's Robin 0 - Honeymooners 10:30 P.M. Lampoon's Class Reunion* Hood 5:00 P.M. W om an 0 - Dr. Who O 0 - Hart to Hart (SHOW) - Ernie Kovaca: 0 - INN News HBO] - MOVK: ‘Rocky III* 4:30 P.M. 0 - Odd Couple ' 3:00 P.M. 0 - M *A *S *H Televiaion'a Original Genius (CBN) - My Uttle Margie :t MC) - MOVK: ‘Star Trek II; (USA] - Alfred Hitchcock (ESPN) - Play Your Beat Golf (CBN) - Another Life O - MOVIE: ‘Bikini Beach' (USA) - Seeing Stars O 0 0 - Tonight Show The Wrath of Khan* Hour (HBO) - MOVIE; 'Poltergeist' (CNN) - Moneykne (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Oh! What a [WTBS) - TBS Evening News 0 - Nightline 5:30 P.M. (WTBS) - Major League (ESPN) - SportsCenter Lovely War' O - Cannon 10:00 P.M. (ESPN) - Mazda SportaLook 10:15 P.M. Baseball: San Francisco at (HBO) - MOVIE: 'Between 3:30 P.M. 0 - Nightly Bualneaa Report (ESPN) - Mazda SportaLook A tlanta Friends' O O 0 O 0 0 0 6:00 P.M. (HBO) - MOVIE; 'Misty' 0 - News 0 - Latenight America 10:30 P.M. (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock O O O 0 0 0 0 5:00 P.M. (SHOW) - Huckleberry Finn 0 0 - Nightly Business 0 - EntertainmenI Thia O 0 - Magnum P.l. Hour Week (ESPN) - Fislun' Hole 5:00 P.M. Report O - M *A *S *H 10:15 P.M. 0 - Barney Miller O - Alice (TMC) - MOVIE; 'National (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook 0 - Or. Who O 0 0 - Toiiight Show Lampoon's Vacation' (Closed (ESPN) - ESPN's Horse 0 - B aretta 0 0 0 - MacNek/Lehrer (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘The Hunter' 0 - M*A*S*H Newahour 0 - Nightkne C aptioned) Racing Weekly 0 - Thicke of the Night 5:30 P.M. 0 - Odd Couple 0 - NBC Newa O - Cannon 10:30 P.M. 0 - INinoia Preaa 5:30 P.M. (ESPN) - Numero Uno lARTS] - Handmade In 0 - ABC Newa 0 - Chicago Tonight (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook O 0 - Police Story America (ARTS) - Interior Deaign (SHOW) - MOVIE: 'Time 0 - Tazi 0 - Latenight America O - M *A *S *H (CBNl - Another Life (CBNl - Beal of Qroucho 6:00 P.M. W aAer' 0 - Family Feud 0 - Entertainment Tonight O 0 0 - Tonight Show (CNNl - Moneyline (CNN) - Sporta Tonight O O O 0 0 0 0 (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘The Endless (CBNl - Here Come the 0 - Barney Miller ^ 6 - Nightline Sum m er' (ESPN) - SportsCenter (HBOl - Comody Storo' a Bridea lllh AnniveraaryViow 0 - B are tta O - A lice O - Cannon 6:00 P.M. (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock (CNN) - Moneykne Hour (WTBS) - Catkna 0 - Thicke of the Night 0 0 0 - MacNek/Lehrer 0 - Chicago Tonight O O O O 0 0 0 (ESPN) - SportaCenter 0 - Computer Chronicle* Newahour 0 - Latenight America 10:45 P.M. News 10:15 P.M. (NICK) - You Can't Do That (CBN) - Beat of Groucho 0 - NBC News 0 - Entertainment Tonight O - A lice (ESPN) - FooOm H; (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook usn. On TV - ABC Newa Oklahoma at Michigan or San (CNN) - Sports Tonight 0 0 - Barney Miker 0 0 0 - MacNeil/Lehrer (SHOW) - Faerie Tale 0 - Tazi 0 - Thicke of the Night Newshour 10:30 P.M. Antonio at Houaton Theatre: Thumbelioa (WTBS) - Cabina d ) - Family Feud 0 - McLaughlin Group 0 - NBC News O 0 - Trapper John, M.D. 11:00 P.M. (USA) - Radio 1990 10:45 P.M. (CBN) - Here Come the [CBN] - Beat of Groucho 0 - ABC News O - M*A*S*H O - Hawaii Five-0 (WTBS) - Sanford and Son (ARTS) - Gr. Paintera Bridea - Tazi ^ 9 ( B ^ 9 - Tonight Show 0 - Eye on Hollywood (ESPN) - 7th Annual Rolez (CNN) - Sports Tonight 0 6:30 P.M. (CNNl - Moneykne 0 - Family Feud 0 - Nightkne 0 - Time Out. Invitational Junior Teimia (SHOW) - MOVK: ‘A 0 - P M M agazine Championahipa from Port Midsummer NighTa Sez (CBN) - Here Come the O - Cannon 0 - Nightline (ESPN) - SportaCenter 0 - Family Feud Waahmglon, NY Com edy' B rides 0 - Chicago Tonight 0 - Twilight Zone (NICK) - You Cant Do That 0 0 - Wheel of Fortune 11:00 P.M. On TV (WTBS) - Catkna (CNN) - Moneykne 0 - Latenight America 0 ^ Winoia Preaa 0 - Major Lea«ue BaaebaH: 0 - Hawaii Five-0 (USA) - Radio 1990 10:45 P.M. (ESPN) - SportaCenter 0 - Entertainment Tonight (ARTS] - Nanny Chicago at Pfttaburgh “ KJP on IIOOjwIMMI 6:30 P.M. (ESPN) - ESPN's Sports (NICK) - You Can't Do That 0 - Barney MiBer (CBN) - Buma ft ASen 0 - Wheel of Fortune wom an On TV 0 - Baretta 0 - MOVK:-Second Chorua* 0 - P M M agazine (CNN) - Nowanight 0 0 0 - Three'a (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Doctor (USA) - Radio 1990 0 - Thiche of the Night 0 - FamBy Feud (USA) - Ovation Company D e tro it' (W TB S ) - Sanford and Son 0 - Motorweek 0 -T w B K h t Zone 0 0 - Wheel of Fortune (WTBS) - Catkna * cnisfi0nif0fii lonum 11:00P.M. 6:30 P.M. (CBN) - Beat of Groucho 0 - Okk Van Dyke (ARTS) - BloodNiea Mackert- — td ijo r L#8C^ ffgf itiiN : 11:30 P.M. zie - Hawak RveG 0 - P M Magazine (CNN) - Sports Tonight (CNN) - Croacflre Sdeago at PHtaburgh 0 O - C o lu m b o (CBN) - Buma ft ABen - Eye on HoBywood 0 -;- FamBy Feud (SHOW) - MOVK: ‘Loofcin* to (ESPN) - Auto Racing ‘B4 0 - Wheel of Fortune (CNN) - Newanight MOVIE: -Only Two Can 0 - W heel of Fortune Get Out* (NICK] - Dangermouae 0 0 Three'a David Letterman (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘HaBa of Company 0 ' - Major League BaaebaB: (WTBS) - Cabins (USA) - Dragnet 0 - MOVIE: -Cold NighTa Montezuma* 0 - Entertainment Tonight Chicago at Pittsburgh 10:45 P.M. Death- (WTBS) - Major League (USA] - 19B4 NBA Draft 0 - TwBKhf Zone 0 - GaBery (ESPN) - Top Ranh Bozing BaaebaB: San Frandaco a t 0 - Dick Van Dyke 0 - MOVIE: -Not WRh My (WTBS) - MOVK: ‘Foreign (ARTS) - Victorian Days: from Abanbc Oty, NJ WHO. You Oon-f A tlanta (CNN) - Crooafiro 0 O 0 Three'a b ilrig ue * Fame Is the Spur (TMC) - MOVK; The Huaber* (ESPN) - Inside the PGA Tour Company - GoMon A fo of Toloviaion 7:00 P.M. (CBN) - Bums ft ABen 11:30 P.M. (HBO) - Not Neceaaarky The 0 - H-s a Mirade 11:00P.M. 0 0 0 - MOVK;-Rulea of (CNN) - Newanight • Bwiwy IMtef M a rr& v * 0 - Entertainmant Tonight O - Hawak FiveG (NICK) - Dangermouae [USA] - Marine World Pro 0 - Eye on HoBywood - A Team Watarakiing 0 - Dick Van Dyke O - w t k ^ of ttw MVrt Foid-upa. (USA) - Oragnot (CNN) - Crossfire 0 - MOVK: -Sea ShaB Not 0 - MOVK: -Crawlapaco* (WTBS) - MOVK: -QB VN* Have Them* (CBN) - Jack Bonny Show (ESPN) - ESPN*a Speedweek „ (HBO) - MOVK: -Paycho II' I-Nova - MOyifc ‘Buena Sera, 7:00 P.M. America's Junior 1 1 : 1 5 P .M . (NICK] - Dangermouae (SHOW) - MOVK: The SBng 0 - Twilight Zone * BPEVMy MiBpY ^ ^ g a a n t (USA]-DrwpMt U (ESPN) - Numero Uiw 0-C am on I - Real People (WTBS] - M ^ League (A R TS ) - (TMC) - MOVK: -Ooadhr 1 1 : 3 0 P .M . BaaebBS: San Francisco at Showcase: La Babe Isobel Force* (ARTS). 0 - Thicke ef the Night 0 0 0 - F a B G u y zie 0 0 - MOVK; -Cevort Ailants (CBN) - Bums ft ABen (WTBS) - MOVK: ‘No Way to (CBN] - Jack Benny Shew 0 - Chicago Feedback (CBNl - GonBo Bon Action* (CNN) - Newanight Treat a Lady' 0 0 - Wall Through the 7:00 P.M. (CNNl - Prbno Nowa (HBOl - MOVK; <101*0 Spend (HBOl - Maximum Security the Night Together* iO lh Century vdBi BM M yers David Letterman 0 0 0 - Magpum P.I. (ESPN) - NCAA Championa • 0 0 0 - Gimme a Break [USA] - Radto 1990 Claaaof‘B4 (SHOW ) - MOVK: *Nallonal 0-PMBN«a County Lines • June 13-14,1984 TWELVE I Sale ends Saturday. June 16, 1964 Use Oaltoa’s Charge by L an y K i Leon Fol geologist nM •:s a - S:M DMy 20% off formation of OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 ^ HHHERir one mlUlofi Entire Stock era), and wl nmr Short Sleeve at the Chat changes hav Save June 17. Western Shirts and environ 20% o ff Assorted colors “The sai n - Our Regular Low Price and plaids. visible debt 25®/o Size S-XL flakes, pine Men’s Levi® and Regular 10** to 20** particles,’' I Men’s “We can Dress Regal® Shoes sam ples w Dress - Sport - Casual. Entire stock. microscope Shirts Regular 19** to 47** “ But we determinet by Arrow® Sale 1 5 ” to 38” All livinj Short and long sleeve shirts. Polyester/cotton V* assorted solids and patterns. Sizes 14V2-17 Regular 16*® to 21*® Regular 15** Automatic Massage Pillow Sale S a v e 15% No buttons or cords - just a slight pressure Norelco^ or for a smooth massage action. Use at Men’s Neck Ties Remington^ Razors home, office or car. Corduroy or velour. Uses 2D batteries (not included). R e g u la r 10*® t o 13»® "JSS Ideal gift for Dad on Father's Sale Day. Regular 21” to 72*' h i 6 8 Sale 25% o ff Sale 18®“ ,.61 Men’s Slacks 2 5 7 o o ff kduuuuini Easy Care Polyester and Polyester Blends. Save 7“® Some with belts. Sizes 32-42. Timex Watches Regular 19’' to 28*" Assorted styles. Quartz ■ digitals • automatics - men's Sale U « , o 2 1 * ® women's - children's 4” deep Cast-Iron Fish Fryer Regular 9** to 54*’ Great for a grill or campfire. 19x19x4 Regular 22” 20% o ff Sale 7” ,.4 P ’ Sale 15** Tank Tops CORRA ELECTRONIC Assorted styles and fabrics. Prints • Stripes • Solids. TELEPHONE Jr. - Missy • X Size. Off-hook feature - one button re-dial - 7 ft. 25% off Regular 4*' to 9*“ coiled cord. Large easy to read keys. Uniforms DELI Model ST201. Regular 24” Dresses - Pant Suits - Separates. over soil I Sale 3®*,o7*® Polyester and blends. Leon Foil Sale 1I 9 Q o o Jr. - Missy • Half Sizes done at Regular 8” to 26” Dr. A| Ontario, | 2 0 7 o S a l. o ff Tell City 6*“ ,0 20»“ Four by drillir Ladies Shorts Furniture King| Entire Stock Assorted styles in pullon wants t( Maple and 2 5 7 o o ff "missing ,\ or zip front - some with belts. Polyester/cotton Tan bark Oak Children’s the time blends - Solids and Stripes t . Tables - Chairs • Chinas - Rockers Summer Playwear i n 1 - Jr. and Missy. Stools - and Fashions Regular 7” to 16” Table Floor Lamps Sale 5®*^„ 12®® 25% off Shorts, Short Sets, Tjnk Our Regular Tops, Short Sleeve Knit 20% Off Low Price Tops, Rompers, by Larry I Sunsuits, Shortalls, Leon I Introducing ’’Made for Me” Bra Infant Creepers, Infants the III by Playtex - Boys 2-7 • Girls 2-14 1959 Odd number sized • Computer perfect. /g Chatsv used Size 33 to 41. Seamless soft cups or Regular 3** to 12** of the I seamless underwire. Regular 13” to 15” 0 0 9 QOO Fo s a l. 1 0 * “ to 1 2 * “ S a t a ^ to D terest in| ment( glacial from I A busy th e | cores to! RCA XL-100 13” .you All New Zenith • SS1M9W Mo sen V