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MEMBERS OF Chatsworth High school Class of 1932 Edwards Perkins, Leota Feely Kerber, Dorothy attending their reunion: Rosenboom Culkin, Mildred Stoller Schieber, Evelyn Front row: Fern Shell Shell, Alice Harrington Albright, Dorsey Hoppler, Mabel Bayston Harms. Francis Rebholz, Dorothy Cording, Lowell Flessner, Back row: John Bergan, Clarence Kurtenbach, Lester Mabel Wagner Cresswell, Naomi Adamson Wilson. Brock, Leonard Kerber, Emmett Gray, Francis Culkin, M Middle row: Anna Mae Rosendahl Ellinger, Wilma Floyd Kurtenbach, Ray Huffman, piajndealer Photo CHS Class of 1932 shares 'gold'
Members of Chatsworth High school class Notes were received from six members who the class advisor for four years; John Norton, L' of 1932 celebrated their 50th anniversary on could not be present, and from two former manual arts and physics teachers (1929-1935); *-v« Saturday evening, June 26, with an open house teachers, Mabel Williams Peterson, and Theodore Cavins, Lake Forest, English and dinner at the Old Chapel Inn. Plantation, Fla., and Margaret Tibbetts teacher (1928-1931). On Saturday afternoon Forty-five persons attended, included 18 Zahner, Highland, 111. Mrs. Stoutemyer showed the Little School graduates, four former class members, three Fifteen class members reside in the museum to c l^ members. teachers and 20 spouses or friends. Name tags Chatsworth area. Coming from out of state Local conunittee members who planned ROGER BRAUN, upper left, gives the CAPS lifeguard SELCA S personnel, gave instructions on lifesaving in class colors identified members and friends were Dorothy Cording, Eldorado Springs, the event included Alice Harrington Albright, crew instruction on the proper method of taking an techniques at the CAPS pool Friday. ^ who had not met for so many years, and tables Colo., John Norton, teacher from Seal Beach, I.eonard and Ruth Kerber, Francis and Calif., and Lester Brock, Angola, Ind. injured person out of the pool. Braun and Jim Yoder, Plaindealer Photo^ were decorated with flowers and orange and Geraldine Rebholz, Naomi Adamson Wilson,*v awwSf blue streamers, the school colors. There was a The three teachers present were Louise Fern Shell Shell, Mabel Bayston H a i w , display table for pictures and souvenirs. Plaster Stoutemyer, Chatsworth biology Dorothy Rosenboom Culkin and Leotala Fa^y Eight of the 36 graduates were deceased. teacher. (1928-1955 and 1965-1970), who had been Kerber. CAPS lifeguards given review Telephone petition Park committee meets asks judgment on by SELCAS emergency crew Chatsworth service CAPS lifeguards were given a review on neck are immobilized ts much as possible to has been maintained by CPR, then SELCAS lifesaving techniques by SELCAS personnel avoid further injury. people have a good chance to keep the victim to plan July 10 work Richard Pearson has declared his intention Friday at the CAPS pool. While one person takes charge at the in stabilized on the way to the hospital. to petition the Illinois Commerce Commission Roger Braun, SELX^AS director for the past jured person's head, other CAPS people come Eighteen CAPS lifeguards attended the ses concerning the quality of telephone service three months, and Jim Yoder, volunteer from out with a backboard and place it under the sion. Most of the instruction is a repeat of rendered in Chatsworth by the General Forrest, showed the lifeguards proper victim. Members of the mini-park committee met There are quite a few things left to do, and ily . i techniques that they already have been Telephone Co. methods of dealing with persons who are in the June 23 to discuss plans for the completion of help is needed to finish them. The committee taught. the park. reports the general fund is low, and would The petition will be available in the office of water with neck or back injuries. But the lifeguards are expected to practice Once a person is on a backboard and out of 'The first work day will be on Saturday appreciate any and all contributions from the Shafer-Pearson Agency for signing by all Braun said, “We want the lifeguards to be the water, CPR can be administered. Braun various types of iifesaving. For instance, Chatsworth citizens who wish to indicate their given hands-on experience so they know what morning, July 10. The committee stated they individuals or clubs. Six more lights are reviewed the “ABC” of CPR, where A is for unannounced practice drills are run quite will need manpower help for that day. At that needed. Donations may be made by contacting displeasure with aspects of the telephone to do until we can get here if an emergency airway. often in which a “drowning” person is spotted time, workers plan to put up the fence behind Dan Kerber or Dave Diggle. service. comes UD." A person’s airway should be checked to and rescued by the guards. the park and to clean up and work on the east With help the committee hopes to complete If the petition is successful, the IOC will make sure it is clear. As Braun said, “This course is a review-a comer section of the park. the park by the end of the summer. order the company to bring service up to an Braun emphasized several times that pool B is for breathing; rescuers should check chance to refresh both the pool people and Prior to that day, there will be more dirt acceptable standard, Pearson said. personnel must be capable of removing in for respiration. ourselves.” brought in and leveled to the back area where Donations given: cash by Florinda The petition has nothing directly to do with jured persons and administering CPR. The C is for circulation; rescuers should also The third session of swimming lessons is the fence is to be, and the fence post holes will Bauerle and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Ford. rates, but in some cases utility companies SELCAS ambulance comes from Fairbury, so check for pulse. scheduled for July 12-16 and July 19-23. Some be dug. The following names donated two lights in have not been permitted to raise rates without CAPS people must deal with the problem until Should any of the ABC’s be missing or faint, private lesson time is still left for the week of There are a number of jobs left to be done memory of Lois Ann Rebholz: Homer and Ann improving the quality of service. the emergency crew shows up. CPR must be given. July 5-9. before the park is completed. They include the Diller, Elma Trinkle, Millard Maxsons. The lifeguards were shown how to turn over If an injured person has been taken out of And swimming passes are still on sale at fence, flag pole, work on the fountain, two Donald Lades, Jim McGreals, (Jene Webers, a person floating face down. The head and the water on a backboard, and if the person the CAPS bam. trees to be replaced, eight more lights to be Francis Haberkoms, Dave Fryes, Jim installed, cleaning up the east comer and Kessingers, Wayne Shols, Ruby Haberkom M a rk ets building a railroad tie bed around the existing Rayson, Mrs. Lois Weber, Don Hobarts, Jim stumps (which will be filled with dirt and a few Rebholz family, Katherine Franey, Dr. and (Livingston Grain Quotes) shrubs put in), seed or sod the back, placing Mrs. Dorothy ^hm id, and the Chatsworth Wednesday, June 30,1982 bark chips around the trees and along the Junior Woman’s club. Ckim...... fence, and finally enclosing the park with a Wes and Margaret Johnson gave a set of Beans low concrete wall on the east side. painted ducks. Quilts, crafts draw well Saturday
Exhibitors from Paxton, Thawville, Spr The Chatsworth FFA got 400 pork chops on as he did relief carving on the wood as the first ingfield, Ellsworth, Congerville, Tremont, the grill late Saturday morning, and all the step in creating a picture. Chebanse, Bloomington, Dwight, Kankakee, chops were served in a short time. Rebholz has sold some of his work in Martin ton, Urbana and Chatsworth lined the Other food stands around town reported a Florida, and reported a sale early Saturday downtown area Saturday as the Chatsworth brisk business, too. morning almost as soon as he got set up. Business Association-sponsored Quilt and The Kitchen Cookies Band played at 2 p.m., Craft show drew a good crowd. and got several rounds of applause. Spectators were treated to Norman CBA special days downtown, held the Rockwell collectables; wood crafts; groups fourth Saturday of each month during warm hats, jewelry, and knives; lamps; antiques; weather, are a chance for persons and A fine crowd gathered to various sorts of hand work; macrame; pain organizations from the community to promote enjoy the show and the food . tings; sketches; old dolls; glassware; sewing; the town and to have money-making activities. needlepoint; and a variety of other types of The (^A appreciates all those people from craft work. Chatsworth and elsewhere who helped to make the Saturday show a success. Maplethorpe had many antiques and col lectables to choose from. Including a pair of Rebholz had a drawing of a lamps that had been mounted on the i^ano la the Chatsworth theater back when silent pic 1914 Model T Ford on a tures were shown. board. Mrs. Qlllatt waa busy showing Mrs. Gillett was busy showing her versioa har version of a Miss Piggy of a Mias Piggy doU, which is a new addtttoa doll. this year to her collection of hand work. For the quilt show at the Walters’ She reports that she has sold eight Mias showroom, 37 quilts were registered. A total of Piggys since she began puttiag tlMna togettwr. 149 voted for the prettiest quilt Dorothy Ullti- Among those who participated from When the sun finally came out aboot I I ach owned the winning quilt, and she received Chatsworth, Loretta Barker, Francis Rebholz, o’clock Saturday, a fine crowd gathered to am " ’J ^ FRANCIS REBHOLZ gave a'demonstration of relief He has produced a number of pictures, plaques, and a $28 gift certifleate frdm the (7BA. Lee Maplethorpe, Julia Jor^n, Edna Gillett, Joy the show and the food>wbM waa aaa candng at the Chatsworth Business Assooiatlon- wall-hanglpga since he began carving several years ago. In.the drawing for the full size quilt given and Virginia Lee had tables set up with their what the CBA hoped would happen. itams. ^ nsored Quilt and Craft Show Saturday. Plaindealer Photo away by the CBA, Dawn Ktetnaan was the The CBA will meet July 1 a t 7 :ll p m la > winner. The baby quilt was won by Jennifer Rebhoh had a drawing of a 1914 Model T discuss the July promotion, wlilch wiB faMladi! Diller. Ford on a board, and many stopped to watch a Farmers’ Market
‘ . Gerber Crafts 'sign' of the times
Earl Gerber and his son Alan recently Earl can also make house numbers and began the manufacture of plastic signs. identifications, mailbox identifications, and Working out of his Sears Catalog office, truck nameplates. Earl is able to make magnetic signs up to a He is able to produce Occupational Safety Lestar Baimuasm, Helen Bryant and i Mrs. Edward Schmid vhttod In Charlotte, Larry’s Lines size of 23 by 29 inches. and Health Act siigns, including warnings such Mother Frieda Troppert attended the German North Carolina last week from Monday to Fri Plastic signs are created by heating plastic a caution, danger, be careful, no smoking, and Vokafeat apooaored by tfaa Knigtata of Colum day with her sister and brotlisrMaw. Mr. by Larry Knilands sheets and forming the plastic over molds. exit. bus In Morton Sunday. E^wrially enjoyable and Mrs. James Denice and her mother, Mrs. Letters and numbers up to two inches high Earl also has added an engraving machine, was the German music and ainging by the Carrie McGuire. may be used as characters, together with and can make metal identification cards and ^Kaiser Wilhelm Brum d Band and the Johnny many different t^>es and sizes of logos, which Social Security cards. Stuper P9ia P ah band of SpringBeld idaying Mrs. Julia Stedler and Mrs. Agnes Som an Earl either has or can get. continous all afternoon. of Strawn attended the funeral of a ( I took some tline last week to wander out of we play the game the doctor discovered-we The raised portions of the signs are then- roan Albert in M etamon on 1 the office with no particular destination in pans each other’s cash and credit from hand to colored by using one or more shades of ink. By the same engraving process, he can also Mr. and M n. John Hubly of Rockford were mind-just to go out, soak up some sunshine, hand. Earl has had some volume business in cut out name tags and desk identifications. weekend guests at the home of her parents, Sara Rotrarod and Kriati and play "new hawk”. I imagine most of you are like me-you wish magnetic signs already, and made the signs One type of tag is made from a plastic sand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott. ington Heights spent from The trips were rather interesting, because that some of the cash would stop off for a while for the CuUom, Herscher, and Bonfield centen wich that is the color of your choice on the out at the home of Sara’s most everyone I encountered was willing to and gather interest in your bank account. nials. side and white on the inside. Mrs. Roger Scholten of Boston arrived and Rose Brown. talk about increased sales, business upturns, At any rate, at least most of us are able to He is also experimenting with wall decora When engraved, the letters are recessed in June 16 to visit her mother, Mrs. Eva Shols. On new lines being added, and definite prospects keep our heads above water the majority of tions and plaques, and is working on a framed white. June 18, and Mrs. Richard Black of Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D am of Mason City. for new commercial ventures around town. the time. wall hanging of a school emblem for a couple Earl and his son produce their signs under arrived to spend a long weekend at the SbNs Iowa visited Friday night with their coustm, Maybe I sound like a crazy optimist when I So when I sit around and hear about better of area schools. the title of Gerber Crafts. home. Margery Scholten was taken to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Noble Pearson and Irene Kolder. talk about the healthy economic climate of business, whether it’s a new plant with over a for a reunion with ten of her high school Chatsworth, but I’m not the only person in hundred employees, or it’s a guy who says he’s friends on June 25. town idw thinks that times are looking up. thinking of hiring another person, or it’s a guy For instance, 1 think it’s significant that with a new line, such as ^ r l Gerber and his Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kersten of Albuquer whether I’m in the coffee shop or standing on a signs, I draw thie conclusion that many of you que, New Mexico arrived June 18 in their street comer, lately people are full of have to be doing something right. coach at the home of Seberta Shots to visit reflections on how much better off Chatsworth Allow me to philosophize a little bit right relatives and friends in this area for several is than some neighboring communities. here. I’ll bet all of you have driven through a days. V/MEMBERV And people don’t just make that as a town or city somewhere that has given up on r H E M S F A P E R general statement and walk away. Each itself. You’ve all seen stores boarded up and Mark Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scott, person has one or two specific items that can houses standing vacant. a spring graduate from Illinois State universi TNi CIMTSWMtN PUHW UUII be used as proof that our town is in pretty good Such a condition isn’t necessarily the fault ty, has accepted a position with Professional (Ut9S 111-219) shape—or is on the verge of being back to of the people who tried to live and work there. Management of Dliiiois. They are an invest EstakUshad 1193 Some economic disaster such as the CNATStTMTH. ILllNOIt normal commercially. ment firm with offices at several locations in PabUskad [vary Tbanday Obviously, the Nichols-Homeshield Caterpillar mess can paralyze an area no the state. Mark is presently assigned to the JAMIS N. ROMRTS. PaWUk ir decision to stay in Chatsworth and to build a matter how hard everyone tries. Bloomington office. He received a Bachelor of Larry KaHaadt. fdNor new plant has to be a tremendous shot in the But on the other hand, sometimes towns die Science degree with a double major in Accoun Marlaa Martla. Astlslaal arm for everyone. The potential for that out because the people didn’t pull together. If ting and Business Administration. lalarad as Sacond Class Maltsr al Iks Past OKIcq company with reference to our well-being is you don’t pitch in and promote what you have, ol Ckalsworth. IMaois. aadsr Act af Marck 1.1819. super-important for us. if you don’t beat your own drums and attract Mr. and Mrs. David Kidger and Craig of SUBSCRIPTION M n S - TRI-COUNTT ARfA But you don’t just have to pick out Nichols. the public’s attention, then your town and its Danvers, Maas, arrived on Huirsday to spend Oaa Tear SI 1.99 Don Wheeler’s farm equipment operation business will go unnoticed. WORK CONTINUES on old 24, with part of tfve final coat put down Monday. the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Siafle Capias 29c Be honest with yourself. If you are a Plaindealer Photo Gerdes and attend the wedding of Kathy OUT OF TRI-COUNTT ARU seems to keep on sprouting, and he employes a Oae Tsar 913.79 business owner or employee, how many of you DENNIS TREDENN number of people, too. Ready and Terry Gerdes. Other visitors from TelapkOM 939-3019 Beyond th o ^ two concerns, others around will admit in your own minds that you got out of town to attend the wedding were Mr. and Sunday in a two-cycle town are flexing their muscles a little, too. All through a couple of rough years only because Mrs. M. L. Remund of South Dakota, Allan it takes is for a business person to decide to of an occasional sale? Denise M. Bayston and Judy Bennett and girls of Jasper, Ind., hire one more employee, or add another line of What I mean is, how nuuiy of you recently C osm etics firm Mr. and Mrs. Sid Armstrong and Jeremy of merchandise, or construct a building, or were on the ropes and made it through only receives scholarship Champaign, Mrs. Doris Alexander, also of renuxlel-and the community commercial because you still had some traffic through Champaign and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett wheels move forward. your store? nam es Arm strong of Fairbury. The Kidger family returned to Chatsworth m a y make it through the for special education their home on Monday. Our situation reminds me of an incident recession because much of the community Denise Bayston of rural Chatsworth is one from a novel entitled "Not as a Stranger.” In rallied around itself and kept going. Miss Dorothy Cording of Eldorado Springs, vicegresident of four Livingston county recent high school the book, a young doctor goes out in the What it bolls down to is this: a question of Colo., and Mrs. H. J. Retnmers of Springfield graduates awarded Special Education nximing and buys breakfast with a dollar bill attitude. As ar«xample of what I mean, let me spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Louise Arlene B. Roth, president of R & R Teacher Scholarships. that has an iodine stain on it. use the lifeguards at CAPS. ^outemyer. They attended the 50th class reu Cosmetics and Marketing, announces the Regional Superintendent of Schools Wayne Late that afternoon at the office, a patient t he othOT day, the lifeguards had a class in nion of the class of 1932 of which Dorothy Cor appointment of Jean Armstrong to the post of Blunier made the announcement this week. pays her bill, and part of her cash is the rescue techniques taught by SEIX^AS ding was a member. vice-president. The scholarships are awarded annually to 2S0 stained dollar. personnel. Armstrong has been working with Illinois high school graduates who plan to He asks her where she got it, and she tells One activity involved saving a victim by Mrs. Roth in the company for the past six study to be special education teachers at any him. The doctor gets interested in how the turning the person face up and placing him on years, first as beauty consultant and manager state university. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagenseller celebrated dollar got passed around town, and spends a back board. of two studios, and then as general manager. The scholarships are given on the basis of their 60th wedding anniversary on June 27 at some time tracing just where the dollar had The kids were giggling and having a good As of May 1 Mrs. Armstrong purchased the ACT scores with the top 2S0 applicant scores the Helen Leeds Smith Pavilion, Fairbury, gone during that day. time, but they also got down to work and Merle Norman studio at Country Pair receiving the scholarships. where John is a resident. Their daughters. My point is that the doctor was getting a drill^ as a unit as they practiced saving shopping center in Cham|Mdgn. Other county recipients this year include: ' lesson in economics. He spent a dollar, and the people and rendering them properly from the Mrs. Amatrang |ramiated in 1973 f i^ RoUh ShawbackI rural Chenoa; Jami M o ^ , legal tender gets traded all over uhtil it finally water. MidMate Business college of Peoria and has Streator; and Sherry Oakes, Odell. returns. That sort of "unit” attitude is one many of Here in Chatsworth, we do a great deal of you have displayed-and we have to keep on an Associate degree in fashion merchandising. She is a 1971 graduate of Chatsworth High that. By my last count, we have 89 business with it. school and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. organizations with company names and/or As one of my favorite baseball players used Allen Gerdes. telephone numbers. And we have lots of people to say, “I take that Louisville Slugger in my dealing in many different kinds of products hands and go up to the plate every time PU BLIC AUCTION and services. figuring that I’ll tag one.” THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER of Chatsworth Residence, Antiques and Household goods Most of the time, we don't have to go out of And most of you will agree with me when I Thurs., July 2, 1982 Located at 401 E . Elm St. Chatsworth, III. or DENNIS TREDENN town for what we really need. say that during 1982, Chatsworth has built up a Page Two 1 block South of Hicks gas station of his competition, an When we stay in town and spend in town. pretty good team batting average. surfaces. S A T ., JU L Y 24, 1982 starting at 10:00 a.m . Real Estate (to sell at 1:00 p.m.) Real Elstete consists of 2 story liome with kitchen, living room, dining room, 4-bedrooms, full bath up, Vk bath down, full basement, gas furnace, new sewer hookup, 3 M en's s Happy 19 car garage on approx. 75x150 high comer lot. Terms: 10% down on day of sale. Balance due on or before Aug. 24, 1982. Possession given upon final payment. Legal description given day of sale. Additional terms, if any, given day of sale. Seller reserves right to reject any and all bids. Announcements on sale MEN’S SLOWPITCH LEA( day take precedence over printed material. For showing of real estate, contact Exec. Results of last week’s gam BiU Hoelscher Ph. 635-3567 or Shirley Haberkora Ph. 635-3430. MONDAY, June 21 ESTHER HOELSCHER Est. Azz Izz - 3, Froelichs - 1: GerminviUe club will meet at the home of AUCTIONEERS Stallions -1, Dick’s • 15 Mrs. Clyde Homickel, Thursday, July 8, at 2 Jim Trunk WEDNESDAY, June 23 p.m. Bring scissors to make favors. Freddie Immke Forrest, ni. Saunemin, ni. Dick’s • 8, (?ullom - 3 The third annual Goembel reunion will be Ph. 657-8758 Ph.83M967 C^bery - 9, Froelich’s -1 held at the Strawn Park in Strawn, July 25. Nichols • 0, Diller’s - 8 The Kitchen Band will rehearse Tuesday, THURSDAY, June 24 July 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Azz Izz -10, DlUers -11 The SHOWBUS will not be taking their C^bery -1, Cullom -11 usual trip on Monday, July 5 but will be STANDINGS AFTER THl THE CHATSWORTH CLASS of 1933 put on a play with cast members (front) available again July 12. Anyone wishing to go PLAY that day, call Mrs. Lowell Flessner by Friday, DiUer TUe • 50 Miss Tibbetts, Billie Whittier, Maxine Gingerich and Myrtle Perkins. (Rear) July 9. Burnell Watson, Evelyn Entwistle, Norman Grimsiey, Floyd Kurtenbach and Carl Dick’s Supermarket - 5-1 Kyburz. Performed on May 19, 1933, the comedy also had Nellie Kurtenbach and Emma Klehm as cast members. In Pontiac July 2 & 3 Between the acts of "I Will, I Won’t,” the high school band performed, with special numbers given by Joe Cooney, Donalds Brown, and the trio of Faye Shafer, Helen Kerrins and Dorothy Jean Miller. July Jubilee at The Hub POIVER
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Spectators at the Chatsworth kart track r and Mra. Agnea Som an Dennis Tredennick drove equally well in straights, where the Briggs one-lunger would Sunday afternoon were treated to two both dry and wet conditions. He won the first befnnaralofac different styles of races. croon as it wound up quickly in a Uaat of heat on hardpan and heavy dust in a race settled at the! moraonMo During the first series of heats for juniors power. lasting down to the wire and which saw 11 two- would agree to oonpela fer s eM p 4 and adults, the dirt surface became hard and Dennis T. had lots of fireworks going on cycle powerhouses take the starting flag. winge to eee if he ipmM MIB b t S B I ind Kriati slick. Drivers were using plenty of track as behind hhn, but he drove a cool race which Karts race vary Suaday aBeeam 8B ■§ t fram ' they slid high through the turns. saw most of his advantage come fram hia good Chatiwortfa track, locatad tea attka as8l it ■’a After the first three heats, the water wagon bite off the turns. town on the Chatawactb-PIper CBjr MacMl^ doused the track, and the rest of the day was On the straights, one or another of the field run off with everyone getting better traction would draw close. But Dennis seemed to be Practice begtaie at aoea. 'v Point etamUngi thnogh fiva placai hMMP [red Dann of Maaon Ctty, on a lower groove. able to get back on the gas faster than moat, night with their cousins, Tim Crouch won the first race for junior and he could add a yard or so each time be the ffdlowlng: 1(i Junior fout^cydaa (1) Seott Ckaaoh, St| Pearson and Irene KoUer. four-cycles, coming out on top of a classic The Briggs one-lunger would exited a comer. (2) Tim Crouch, 311 (3) Chrla PraheT. M8 (4) wheel-to-wheel dogfight lasting throughout the IIm fight for places in the two-cycle final croon as it wound up quickly Chad Schieler, III (ft) Ricky Bircli, 3M. contest. was a stiff one from top to botton, and Dennis in a blast of power. took the checker by a consistent run with no Adult four^dea^l) Jeff Paw, W t (3) mistakes. Mike Finnegan. IM (3) BUI ChrMopber, M l (4) Ken Mosier, 110 (ft) Rick Bircli, ME Two-cycle Mac-(1) Deaaia lYadBnnlck,3a (2) David Tredennick, 313 (3) RohUa Hebert, Dennis Tredennick drove Dennis came back after the water break to 294 (4) Jim Tipton, Mi (ft) Jeff Zfanmemian, equally well In both dry and take the two-cycle final against a strong field 176. which included Larry Fox of Champaign, who Drivers were using plenty .of Foreign two-cydea-
Kerber takes third Birthday Winners of the ladies Shagbark league mmeX string ball on Tuesday included first low g n u , Betty Wasmer, 41; second low gross, Mary ^KIOSE Goldsby, 44; third low gross, Theresa Kerber, 44; Sue Jordan won putting with a 10. TIm BariMs FaMtthf Tlw ttovp StMife FmhRv TbP EiMiMlinttW FlHBf THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Tbp Jpp Kppipy FPHrihf 1 Thurs., July 2, 1982 Thp IMgbt FPHttlf Page Th re e Tbp Aptpp FPHMy U-. Tbp Rpbptr FphMv
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CHARLIE b MAXINE'S FRYER MARKET T h ig h s ...... i» .9 9 * CHATSWORTH SOUTHERN ^ ...... P- Peaches u.59^ ‘hold goods SLICED SLAB ^ III. or DENNIS TREDENNICK HAS MORE flaps and spoilers on his kart than most CHAD SCH IELER won two races with this kart Sunday, and lent it to Jeff Faw CALIFORNIA of his competition, and spends some time between heats cleaning the body for the adult four-cycle heats, who also grabbed two checkers. B a c o n l.*!*’ surfaces. Plaindealer Photo Nectarines Lb 69^ :00 a.m. FRESH GROUND Plaindealer Photo R E D R I P E B e e f T o m a t o e s ...... L b . 6 9 ‘ room, dining room, CHOICE ROUND ^ new sewer hookup, 3 GOLDEN RIPE Men's slowpitch statistics F O I Steak u.*r* ;. 24, 1982. Possession I • 'A Bananas Lb35^ IdiUonal terms, if any, HAMBURGER OR JUMuncements on sale MEN’S SLOWPITCH LEAGUE CuUomCullom C oCo-op ^ ■ 4-1 • 4-1 H O T D O G o t e e K ...... L b . * 1 I « estate, contact Elxec. Results of last week’s games Froehch’s Ins. - 4-2 ■u- B«V .SCf. Pkgs. Ea ’ ■ 'SifetfSoNEtESS'*' M *^ ^ **^ ' MONDAY, June 21 Nichols-Homeshield - 2-3 Azz Izz - 3, Froelichs -12 Cabery Bar & Grill -1-4 C O R N K IN G Beef Roast u>.*1** Stallions -1, Dick’s -15 Chatsworth Stallions - 0-5 $*|39 Freddie Inunke WEDNESDAY, June 23 Azz Izz -0-5 W i e n e r s L b . KRAFT HALF MOON Saunemin, DL Dick’s - 8, Cullom - 3 SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK CHEDDAR OR LONGHORN Ph. 832-4887 Cabery - 9, Froelich’s -10 JU LY l PLOCHMAN SquMte Nichols - 0, Diller's - 8 7:30 - Cabery vs. Stallions Mustard ivot. C h e e s e ...... le o z . THURSDAY, June 24 8:30 - Nichols vs. Azz Izz *1« Azx Izz -10, Dillers -11 JULY 5 O A K P A R K PARKAY Cabery -1, Cullom -11 7:30 - Dillers vs. Stallions ECONOMY STANDINGS AFTER THREE WEEKS OF V:30 - Froelichs vs. Nichols C a t s u p 33 0 i j PLAY JULY 8 Take a look at the KRAFT AMERICAN DiUer Tile - SO 7:30 • Cullom vs. Froelichs RICHELIEU STUFFED Dick’s Supermarket - 5-1 tractor that gives you $ ]0 9 CHEESE 8:30 • Dick’s vs. DiUers O K v e s 7 0 x . It long term quality .13 0 1 . PILLSBURY CAKE IT’S A CASE! PRAIRIE FARMS M i x e s ...... I t O l . I $ ]7 9 • A rugged tractor 2 % M 1 ( .O a l. VAN CAMP PORK A built to last — COUNTRY TIM E designed to Beans saoi.’ POWER AGENCY perform Sii L e r n o n e d e ...... « o i . 4 / ^ 1 ! 'l P E T E R P A N • A four season machine that REAL ESTATE keeps going Coffee R ich ...... 33 0 i . 6 9 ^ S O LO P A R T Y NEW on the market; good starter home for a young family; 1-story, 3 BD. 2 • A tough tractor COLES GARLIC bath, nice kitchen w/ceiling fan, garage; owner would sell on contract. C u p s 20 0 . 7 9 ^ 9 9 < that is easy to B r e a d . l l O i . "BRAND NEW” O ld e r 2-story; beautifully redecorated from top to bottom; handle — a CARNIVAL HMvy Duty must see to appreciate! Reasonably priced. pleasure to drive PRAIRIE FARMS CORNER LOT: older -story, 3 BD with nice woodwork; well cafed for, LR & Spoons fr Fortes > 40.39^ "Family Pac" w ■ DR, kitchen, full basement. SNAP FAST ATTACHMENT ■ a*------S | 3 9 C a s e HYORIV ‘ me exclusive Case A e ro so l N s e u r e e m ...... w - o a i. i NICE FAMILY HOME: LR & OR & FR, 2 fgl^bathf. eat In kitchen, 3 BD, nice hydraulic system that powers the SYSTEM Case offers a full line of attachments to mow. till, blow snow $ ] 7 9 back yard and garage. ,r tractor and attachments. Single lever O f f .4 0 1 . SWANSON HUNGRY control ot speed and direction and more The Case system makes NICE NEIGHBORS B NICE LOCATION: Older home with antique character those equipment changes quick MAN CHICKEN OR PEOPLE ENGINEERED Smooth, quiet VIVA SALISBURY STEAK and lots of possibilities, 3 BD - possible 4t|i, .1 Vk bath, LR, DR, FR, eat*ln and easy kitchen, big front porch and deck. ride. Comfortable foam padded seat S9 Easy-to-reach controls. Quick response A TOUGH BUILT TRACTOR Built T o w r o l s ...... Ju m b o v Dinner. .1 7 0 k . NEW BRICK RANCH: 3 BD, LR with flre'^lfcd,' fii|l basement • 2 car garage, steering. Case builds It for operator better to last longer nice location. ^ comfort and convenience. KLEEN EX Colors 7-UF, DIET 7-UP. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITY: popular spot in town; good Income & potential F a c ia l DADS 8 Pac U Oa. EotNoa for more. Qualified buyers only. im n m Tissue .2 M C t.l 4 S o d i...... 0 * * 1 ” Other homes for sale In town and the area - just give us a call. Wheeler Ferni Equipment K L E E N E X BOUTIQUE Bath It Pac U Oi. Eatltaa (815) 635-3784 (Business) ■a------» $ 0 ^ ^ Robert Adams Carol Zimmerman or (815) 635-3658 (Hpme) Tissue...... 4RoiiPkp.' rapM M Hi....Plw O M I. A Res. Broker Realtor Highway 24, Chatsworth, lllinoia 60921 B35-350S-Office , 636-3770 Hoiira • 7:31 - 5:31 Mon. - fat. Check our IN ,SE?K IA LS.‘fi^^ o #
Ctfatsworth PL 64) aftOr conking Cullom I The Chatsworth Pony League remained undefeated, improving their record to M , as they crushed CuUom IM . Mike Moody, pit ching well through four innings, recorded his first win of the season. Shane Dawson came in the fifth with excellent relief help and he earn ed his first save. Elach of the Chatsworth pit chers allowed only one hit and both had more than adequate help from the field especially Darrin Belousek at third base. Belousek also led the Chatsworth cause with a four for four performance at the plate, including his third homer of the year. Dawson and Mike Miller each added two hits to round out the 10 hit attack.
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The Chatsworth Angels still have a perfect record, four wins and no losses. Thev had a game scheduled on Tuesday. June 15 that was rained out with Odell which has been rescheduled for July 9 at 6:30 p.m. EDNA QILLETT SHOWS her version of Mies Piggy, which is a new addition to The Angels traveled to Fairbury on June 16 the types of handcrafts that she produces. and won 26-13. Then, on June 22, they played at She shows pajama bags, pillows, macrame, and Miss Pitigy each month at CAPS and beat IHxitiac 11-7. The Angels played an excellent game that night, making the CBA flea markets downtown. Plaindealer Photo onlv two errors.
THE CHATSWORTH PONY LEAGUE team has remained undefeated through six games.
THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER • f U t F t V m S d y f Thurs., July 2. 1982 ‘ July 6 Page Four You will be old enough to Livestock team join the AARP
takes third place Ml The Chatsworth High school livestock FOR judging team placed third in the state contest held recently at the U. of I. SALE Chatsworth scored 1780 points, just behind Kathy Rea Tri-Point with 1811 and Griggsville with 1799. Among individuals, Karl Gillette scored 233 « in beef, while Brett Bayston had 231 in the Porkburgers The United Methodis > HaffyBM Uiy same division. Extra Thick Vs lb. Patties C:)iatsworth was the setting wedding of Miss Kathy Lynn I Overall, Gillette scored 603 in superior Dale Zimmerman individuals, and Bayston tallied 602. Lee Gerdes, both of R.R. 815-635-3770 Saturday, June 26. Rev. Sondra Newman double ring ceremony b« decorated with a unity candl carnations. Pat Wilken of C^hatsv H ave you recNl cm y accompanied the soloist, 1 f S ) Peoria. Music selections Sunset,” and “Ttie Wedding I new appliances lately? Parents of the couple are Ready of R.R. 1, C^tsw or Peggy Ready, and Allen and (Name of Corporation) Chatsworth. Ret'«eeeiof F rearer ModSKf) AHS03. AHV>4 AMWr The bride, given in marria Cepeoty 23 Cub«c Feet Type pt OelrosI FuH Automatic wore a white gown of dacrt fitted bodide featuring a hii ruffle edged yoke of Schiffli i o** KO« «rg Only moao't ft S *0 U t long bishop sleeves were t a ova'ogo aiaci'>c
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Dorothy Kroeger of Burlington, Iowa, will be featured at the Calvary Baptist Vacation Bible school the week of July 5-11. Held at the Chatsworth Calvary Baptist church from 9 to 11 a.m. daily, the sessions are open to children ch is a new addition to from kindergarten through junior high. Activities will include puppets, i Pidgy each month at treats, stories and crafts. For transportation and Plaindealer Photo registration, call 635-3458. THE KITCHEN COOKIES BAND performed Saturday also did several numbers for the Flag Day program a afternoon at the CBA Quilt and Craft Show. The group couple of weeks ago. Plaindaaier Photo
D eV M S iy f Memorial service Kroll reunion '•V Attention Fanners Attention Farm ers Attention Farm ers! July 6 e old enough to fi) is Friday morning honors oldest the AARP for Mrs. Warner • Custom 2, 4-D MR. AND MRS. TERRY LEE GERDES member, Joe Jankun Studio Memorial services will be held for Mrs. The annual Kroll reunion was held June 27 Spraying Fred (Enuna Glabe) Warner at 10.30 a.m. Ju at the American Legion hall at Chebanse with ly 2, at the Chatsworth cemetery. Rev. Sondra 26 family members and three guests present. • Any Row W idth Newman will officiate. A bountiful dinner was held at 12 o’clock, ? • Many Years Experience r Kathy Ready, Terry Gerdes wed Mrs. Warner, who died in January 1962, after which officers for next year were was a former Chatsworth resident. elected. Jim and Linda Ray for president and vice president, Marie Kroll and Angela Kroll, • Many Satisfied Customers r " ID ^ The United Methodist church of Arrowsmith, was flower girl. She wore a floor secretary and treasurer. HiffyBirtUiy Chatsworth was the setting for the 7 p.m. length blue flowered gown. I • Call Now - Get your name wedding of Miss Kathy Lynn Ready and Terry Joshua Noffsinger, nephew of the bride Joe W. Kroll of Chatsworth was the oldest on the list early Lee Gerdes, both of R.R. 1, Chatsworth, from Arrowsmith, was ringbearer. l,arry Chatsworth firm member present. Debra Cash, the youngest. S, Saturday, June 2S. Ellinger, friend of the bridegroom from Jim and Violet Cash came the farthest. Dewey Rev. Sondra Newman performed the Jacksonville, served as best man. Groomsmen and Minnie Kroll had the most family double ring ceremony before an altar were Ijiry Gerdes, brother of the gets state pact members present. Blanche Kroll received the decorated with a unity candle set in roses and bridegroom, Randy Edwards, friend of the door prize. I Trainor Grain & Supply carnations. bridegroom, both of Chatsworth; and Roger The afternoon was spent playing games ^ Phone 832-5512 or Pat Wilken of Chatsworth, organist, Gerdes, cousin of the bridegroom, from for Cullom bridge and visiting. accompanied the soloist, Tanya Klaas of Saunemin. Seating the wedding guests were 9 Peoria. Music selections were "Sunrise, Raymond Gerdes, brother of the bridegroom g Saunemin Ag Service Sunset," and “The Wedding Song." from Chatsworth; Kevin Flessner, cousin of Watson Bridge and Drainage of Chatsworth Ice cream and cake was served. g 832-4406 Parents of the couple are Johnny and Joy the bridegroom from Fairbury; and Scott has been awarded a $142,217 contract to Members were present from Chebanse, Ready of R.R. 1, Chatsworth and the late Mogged, friend of the bridegroom from Piper construct a bridge over the Vermilion River Chatsworth, Kankakee, Aroma Park, Cabery, Peggy Ready, and Allen and Joyce Gerdes of CHy. 2.75 miles south of Cullom. * Wellington, Piper Gty and Sibley. Attention Farm ers Attention Farm ers Attention Fam w rtl Chatsworth. The bride's stepmother was attired in a The bride, given in nuuriage by her father, navy blue ktrek length dress. The The contract was awarded this week by e L* < wore a white gown of dacron silesta with a bridegroom’s mother wore a floor length Springfield by the fllinois Department of fitted bodice featuring a high neckline and mauve gown. Transportation. In all, the DOT approved ruffle edged yoke of Schiffli embroidery. The Following the ceremony a reception was approidmately $21 million in road long bishop sleeves were made of Schiffli held in the church fellowship hall. improvement pacts across the state. € embroidery on net. The accordion pleated The bride is a 1978 Chatsworth High school skirt which extended into a chapel length train graduate and received a B.S. degree in Pay your was edged at the hemline with a band of lace. elementary education from Illinois State Her bridal picture hat was adorned with university in 1962. pearls and lace and a brim of crystal pleating The bridegroom graduated from PUBLIC NOTICE and streamers of sheer illusion veiling. Her Chatsworth High school in 1974, and received AN ORDINANCE TERM ED THE ANNUAL Real Estate Taxes at Jewelry was a diamond necklace and bracelet, an associates degree in agriculture from APPROPRIATION BILL, APPROPRIATING a gift from the bridegroom. She carried a Parkland Jr. college in 1976. He is engaged in CERTAIN SUMS OF MONEY DEEM ED TO cascade of white roses and blue tipped fanning. BE NEEDED TO DEFRAY THE carnations. When the couple left for a leisure trip NECESSARY CORPORATE EXPENSES Citizens Bank Terry Noffsinger, sister of the bride from through Kentucky and Tennessee, the bride AND LIABILITIES OF THE CULLOM FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT OF was attired in a cream color street length ^ Arrowsmith, was ctiMen by the bride as maid LIVINGSTON, FORD AND IROQUOIS •) V of honor. Kim Bauman, sister of the bride dress. COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, FOR THE FISCAL of Chatsworth, from Iowa Ctty; Jean Armstrong, sister of the The parents of the bridegroom were hosts YEAR BEGINNING MAY I, IVN, AND bridegroom from Champaign; and Sue Prath, for the rehearsal dinner at the Fanher's Pub ENDING APRIL M, 1M3 friend of the bride from Evergreen Park; Friday, June 2S. W HEREAS, the combined Annual Budget Chatsworth, III. 60921 were bridesmaids. All the attendants were Jean Armstrong was hostess for a couples and Appropriation Grdinance was prepared in attired in gowns styled like the bride in colors personal shower on June 5 and a tentative form, duly adopted and made of light and dark blue. They wore baby’s miscellaneous shower was given by the aunts conveniently available to public inspection of the bridegroom on June 19. and, svhereas the puMic hearing was held breath on combs in their hair and each carried thereon prior to final action on the same, a single white long stemmed rose. The couple will reside at R.R. 1, Chatsworth. pursuant to puMicatien and notice of said Megan Noffsinger. niece of the bride from public hearing within the time and manner required by law, NOW TH EREFO RE, THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of * County fair entries Trustees of the aforesaid fire protection Thurs., July 2. 1982 d istrict: Page Five SECTION I: That for the fiscal year ending are due by July 6th A p ril 30, If U , there is hereby appropriated the aggregate sum of SI7,MS.OO for the purpose of All Livingston county 4-Hers are reminded defraying the necessary corporate expenses that fair entries and entry fees are due at the and liabilities of said district, said sums of Uvingston county extension office by 5 p.m. on money to be used for the following specific 1st Installment due July 15,1982 July 6. obiects and purposes, namely, those set forth Entries and entry fees must be on on Exhibit A, attached hereto and made a part hereof. 2nd Installment due Sept. 1,1982 A regulation blanks. o ffice s SECTION II: This ordinance shall be in full Late entries and entry fees may be force and effect ten days after its approval and accepted, if space permits. However, due publication as required by law. praniums are automatically forfeited. w ill be P A SS ED AND A D O P T E D This 34th day of Call Ruth Henson, extension advisor, for Juiw , 1M3. further information. /s/Charlas A. Culkin Prosidant /s/Jamas E. Rtbboli Sacrotary PUBUC NOTICE Exhib it A W e w ill be closed M onday, STATK OP ILLINOIS SALARY FUND: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S ccrtfa ry 300.00 July 5, 1982 in observance of m ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT T ru tftM 1,300.00 ^ LIVINOSTON COUNTY - IN PROBATE F irtC M q f 400.00 Independence D ay. In the Matter at ttw Estate of Asst. Firt Oii«f 400.00 N O .U P-1M FIrsm w i 4,000.00 MARY EDNA PRANEY Maintwianct Man 400.00 Decsa ia d M o n d a y , Attornay 300.00 CLAIM NOTICE Auditor 273.00 Nattos Is fivaa at ttw daath at Msry Edna Boakkaapar 300.00 Franay« at Owtswarth, IIHnals. Letters at July 5, aHias wars Issued an June 14th, IfBI, to John ■ 36,273.00 INSURANCE FUND: Member FDIC - Accounts Insured to $100,000 T. Pranay, Chatsworth, Illinois and Joann Van 4,000.00 MAINTENANCE A EQUIPMENT FUND Antwerp, Chatsworth, whose attamsy Is Harr Oas.eil andgraasa * Harr, Attys., IN N. Main St., Pontiac, II. o b s e rv a n c e 230.00 Rapalrs 300.00 A «I7M. CITIZENS BANK \ Kill ^ , Ctoims atalnsMhs astata may bo Iliad In 600.00 of OviO Rw afflea of tho Osrh at the Court at 200.00 SI l^\!( ( WwtIiiB and publication 100.00 Uvingston County Csurthsuss, Pontiac, II. I nd e p e M u le n ce of CHATSWORTH •I7M, or wHh tho roprooontatlvo, or bath, Purcfwsoof firohosoandneulo SM.M l^ANK Hoat CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS 00921 wHMn 0 months from,lha data at Isouanca at 1400.00 L lf liH Mtors and any claim not filad within that D a y 400.00 period is barrod. Capias at a claim Mod wMh 200.00 tho Ctorh must ha maHad or dellvatad to the L~f (V r M /X 1 240.00 O alM iie ,wpfViM18vlV9 •R0 •• IP# wnemt iw n L irjiJiH fJUHL ic' 1400.00 i^nom - - M 3400.00 WyS VfiVv fv IW ffIMi* h,l n\/ltZL IZUM ru V m v n m I7,««S.00
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Rre claims life of Coffee Clatter Church Services by Larry Knilands Ju ly 1903 On July 16 i t the home of Hden P. Knight 40 Wilaoo Btidi, in U» noitfawgot -A few of the fellows report that their wives CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH STS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH -Some of the guys think that Mother R g f . Chnrieg PttiHenry unttm no longer send them to the grocery store. All |] N. Till St. 4 IS Ho i’IR FowiTh Siroot Tlw fuaenl far Mrs. Helen P. Knight, 40, of Survivors include her husband; one son, Nature is just swell-untll she starts to cause Ifieo Annto Stewart and Sid IBltwi, Ihi., formerly of Strawn was held at 10 Michael, at home; two daughters, Sally and the weeds to grow. thay had to do to get out of the duty was skip a C iM ttw o rU i Rev. C .E. Kart. Pastor M tivin M tlsltr, P«t1or CONFESSION SCHEDULE ceremony waa witneaaed by I •o n . Jane IB at S t James Catholic church in Kristine, both at home; one brother, Tom -If you put off doing something today, meal, go shopping on an empty stomach, and SUNDAY, July 4 S A T U R D A Y S family o ^ and was kept very FOrreat Rev. George Hiland officiated. Burial Aaron of Fairbury; and a sister, Jean Roger of go home with a couple of bags of extras. chances are that you will maintain that pat «:4S a.m.-SuiMtoy school 3-3:30 p.m . Roes SchuUz was taidng a I Chillicothe. “A government survey shows that m e in S t Rose cemetery at Strawn. tern until the problem goes away. I0:4S a.m.-W orship and Communion torvico FIRST FRIDAYS home on Saturday end the muk Her father and one sister preceded her in vegetables are consistently your best buy in Die Cnlkin Funeral home in Forrest -Do square meals make you round? 7 p.m.-W orship 7 :3 9 4 O .m . ing became frightened and in death in addition to her two sisters who also terms of food value for the price. Imnilled the arrangements. -In life, we expect results and get conse Monday-Fridoy, July S-f MASS SCHEDULE them some of the lumber was | died in the fire. -Driving less than 25 mph is as wasteful on f-n a.m.-Vocalion Bible school wilh Hie service was held jointly with that of her quences. SATURDAY EVENINGS: them causing them to run i gas as driving 75. Dorolhy Kroogor of ABW E 5 p .m . hnttier4i>4aw and sister, Harold and Bette -The Illinois Weather and Oops bulletin throsm from the wagon and on Mrs. Knight was bom May 5, 1942, at -According to a recent study, the best W E D N E S D A Y , J u ly 4 S U N D A Y Harms. Mrs. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Harms and calls corn 78 percent good as of June 18. As of passed over his body. another sister, Mrs. Frances Kammermann, Strawn, a daughter of George Raymond and years of professional performance for a 11:15 o.m.-SorvIco al G rtenbrier, Piper City 0-11 a .m . June 20, soybean planting was 95 percent done. Henry Norbits, soivin-law ol died in an early morning fire Thursday at the Izetta (Hickey) Aaron. She married Michael -Temperatures for the third week of June methematician are from 20 to 25 years of age. 7:30 p.m .-Praytr service Day before Holy Day; 1:30 p.m .-Business and reports 5 p .m . of this dty, waa among the nur Harms residence. Knight Jan. 9,1974, at Chicago. averaged six degrees below normal-the third For a computer operator, it’s 21-28. For us THURSDAY, July 7 Weekday massas: Monday, Tuasday, the wreck on the T.P.& W. n straight cool week. After getting a good start over-the-hill” gang, there’s still hope- 7:30 p.m.-Ladies prayer band meet in Thursday and Friday at 8 a.m . philosophers do their best from 40-85. Peoria July 12. He received a in early May, corn hasn't had the warmth it feilowship hali W EDNESDAY, ovaning fracture. He died July 17 at a I -A national survey shows that children who needs to grow well. SUNDAY, July II 5 :3 0 p .m . A very pretty home i Frances Rae Kammermann -The Army is offering an 88,000 bonus to drank flouridated water until age 12 have 60 f :4S a.m .-Vacation Bible school program WEDNESDAYS celebrated at noon July 17 at th percent fewer cavities than children who 4 p .m . recruits who enlist for four years for certain 10:45 a.m.-W orship Ommen, Esquire, when his c didn’t. 7 p.m . - Dorothy Kroeger - her pictures and 4:45 p.m.-High school religion classes critical skills Minnie, was united in marrii work thru ABW E. (Classes held at the Parish hall). dies June 24 in Harms' fire -As the temperature rises, so should the -The Illinois Farmers Union has planned a ander Tronc of Avoca. blade on your lawnmower. (Cutting the grass at free picnic July 11 at the Harold Dodd farm The heavy rain July 17 and Funeral services were held June 26,1962 at Keeley, Fairbury; a son, John Eric, about two and a half inches will give grass a one and one half miles southwest of 1-oami. more damage than all that has | Charlevoix, Mich., her mother, Izetta Aaron, deeper root system. 2 p.m. for Frances Rae Kammermann, 49, -According to the 1982 Corn Annual, of UNITED METHODIST CHURCH season. Hay and oats in man; Pontiac; a brother, Thomas, Fairbury; a -Howard Ruff writes in the April 1982 Ruff ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN almost con^etely ruined. Fairbury, who died in the fire which razed the 12.000 items in the average supermarket, U.S. 24 at Fourth St. 4th and Walnut Sts. sister, Mrs. Jean Rogers, CTiillicothe; and four Times that Russia has outstanding debts to C h a tsw o rth Harold Harms’ home in rural Forrest. about 1,200 have ^ome derivation of corn as an C h a tsw o rth Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Johr grandchildren. America, Western Europe, and Japan of J82.5 Sondra Newman, Pastor reside near Healey, a son, Jul] Mrs. Kammermann was a sister of Mrs. ingredient. James H. Frank, Pastor Harms. She was preceded in death by her father, biliion. He says our government doesn’t want Office Hours: Monday-Friday f-11:30 a.m . the Soviets to default on the loans because -The same bulletin says that the U.S. THURSDAY, July I Fr. George Hiland officiated at the funeral, three sisters and one daughter. THURSDAY, July I y a.m .-Esther Circle, Edna Gillett, hostess The forepart of this week thi some American banks might fail, but at the produced 208.314,000 metric tons of corn in 1:30 p.m.-United Methodist Women will vdiich was held at the Duffy-Pils Memorial S U N D A Y , J u ly 4 state was visited by the heavi: 1981. about half of the world total. During the meet at the church. Mrs. Evelyn Krieg. Mrs. Kammermann was a member of St. same time, it is hard to accept the fact that we 1:45-Sunday school have occurred in many yean home. Burial was at Graceland cemetery. same year we exported 53,975,000 metric tons district membership chairperson w ill be the John’s (Catholic church in Fairbury. She was a loaned the Soviets money so they could build 10 a.m.-Worship service with holy commu were used as rafts in some < Duffy-Pils Memorial home handled the out of the world export total of 75,301.000 tons. s p e a k e r. vice-president of the Fairbury Lioness club weapons to threaten us. nion streets and many cellars wei arrangements. -What some people call conunon sense is SUNDAY, July 4 Mrs. Kammermann was bom July 30,1932, and a member of the Indian Creek Country I level of the ground. - I t’s better for your back of you sit with only temporary awareness of the logic that 9 a.m.-Church school in Strawn, the daughter of George Ray and club. 10:15 a.m.-Worship. Sermon: "The Door" Tom O’Connor and John Wa both feet on the floor. dominates most important systems. Izetta (Hickey) Aaron. She married John Paul A lifetime area resident, she was a sales Dollar for Mission ottering Sunday. Friday from Madelia, Mini Kammermann in Strawn. He preceded her in clerk at The Fashion Shop in Fairbury. MONDAY, July 5 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER former purchased a fine farm death on Oct. 1, 1979. The family suggests memorials to the OFFICE W ILL BE CLOSED. Thurs., July 2, 1982 Chas. E. Brown. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. •'^ndy Fairbury Lioness club. TUESDAY, July 4 Page Six 1882 Ju ly 4 program 7:30 p.m .-Adm inistrative board meeting. J u ly 1912 Miss Mabel Bond, principi high school last year and who WIN'S for next year, tendered her n FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH board of education. Miss Boi m t e l l s o f p a r a d e 500 A sh pointed to a position in the hi Harley Curtis, Pastor REALTY ington, her home town. SUNDAY, July 4 Cullom, III. Anyone who desires to kn< The following is a reprint from the July 1, The following is the line of march: South on 1 a.m.-Sunday school Phone 689-2111 an automobile driver Supervi 1882 Plaindealer article describing the pro Sixth to Elm St., West on Elm to Fifth St., 10 a.m.-Morning worship. A patriotic ser is, can secure the desired infoi vice. Communion. gram for the July 4th celebration of a hundred south on Fifth to Oak St., west on Oak to Third or 689-2645 viewing County treasurer, Lz years ago: St., north on Third to Walnut St., east on Corbet was in Pontiac with a Walnut to Sixth St., north on Sixth to Ixxrust St. from here on Tuesday and ask The procession will form on Sixth St. at 10 west on lxx;ust to Third St., north on Third to ride to Fairbury with them, i OTHER EXPENDITURES a.m., with right resting on Maple, in the Maple St., east on Maple to Sixth St., north on McDowell there is a high spo following order: Sixth to Ash St. west on Ash to Fourth St., Printing and publishing ordinances, PUBLIC NOTICE reports and notices 3,000.00 adjacent there to. Corbet's hi 1st, Marshal of the day; 2d, president of thence south to the park entrance. O R D IN A N C E N U M B E R 130 Stationery and supplies 500.00 both, even at the speed th the day; 3d, speakers; 4th, standard bearers; At the park: Music by the band, prayer, APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR THE Hospitalization insurance - Henderson was bumped agai 5th, True’s Coronet Band, 6th, city council in singing by the Glee club, reading of declara FISCAL YEAR ENDING APRIL 30, Itt3 Town employoes 3,300.00 with sufficient force to short carriages; 7th, representatives of states; 8th, tion, music by the band, oration, singing by the FOR THE TOWN OF CHATSWORTH Cost ol participalion in Foderal Old Ago several inches and blemish hit tableau car; 9th, fire department; 10th, Uncle Glee club, music by the band, adjourn for din LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS and Survivor Insuranco in addition to days. Sam and family; 11th, line of commercial ner. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT Wie limitations otherwise imposod by taw 1400.00 The Smith Dry Goods Co cars; 12th, citizens in carriages; 13th, citizens Afternoon sports: Base ball match at 1 AND THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Miscellaneous 1,500.00 which Jas. A. Smith, Jr on horseback; 14th, rear guard; and last but o’clock, mule race at 2 o’clock, sack race at TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Insurance , CHATSWORTH, SITUATED IN THE Insurance on Town omployoosl,500.00 Chatsworth, is the proprietof not least, arrangements have been made with 2:30 o’clock, climbing greased pole at 2:45, 28 as park benefit day, and d Maj. Hoffendiver, who will be here with his bicycle race at 3 o’clock, tricycle race at 3:15 COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, STATE OF Public liability and ILLINOIS: property damage 2,000.00 cent of the store’s cash sales siege gun, (Silent Monitor) captured at o’clock, wheelbarrow race at 4 o’clock, SECTION I: That tor the purpose of Premium on Town Trtasuror's park commissioners. Vicksburg, now mounted, measuring 9 feet in shooting match from 2 to 5 o’clock, grand defraying all of the necessary expenses and bond 1400.00 Sister M. Una, formerly M length, 24 inches in diameter, weighing 2400, masked parade at 5 o’clock. liabilities ol the Town of Chatsworth, County M unicipal building and contonts 1450.00 of this dfy, has been in ( and drawn by a fine artillery team, and ac Evening; Great display of fireworks and A? of Livingston, State of Illinois, for the fiscal 4450.00 relatives, enroute to St. Ms companied by a full corps of artillerymen, in balloon ascensions, also fine ball at Town Hall. year ending April 30, 1*93, the following sums, TOTAL FOR OTHER Washington, D.C., where she full dress, they will fire 106 rounds. Come one! Come all! Come every^'ody!!! or so much thereof as by law may be EXPENDITURES 15,IS0.00 Twenty-one little folks pi authorized be and the same hereby set aside TOTAL GENERAL CORPORATE and appropriated tor the following purposes, most enjoyable party at th APPROPRIATION l9,St9.00 home on July 2 in celebratior NAeeting notice to -w it: WATER AND SEWAGE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION E le c t r ic p o w er I4,SOO.OO thdate of little Miss Alma Hoi 1.500.00 The death of Jacob Rel Fairbury hospital Auxiliary will hold their Salary ol the President Gas and oil 2,000.00 Salary of Six Trustees 3.500.00 pioneers of this comer of Li quarterly meeting on July 9 at noon for all Hydrant upkeep 2,500.00 TEACHERS AT Class of 1932 reunion: Salary of Town Clerk 1.500.00 New equipment 1,S00.00 and one of the wealthiest m members and friends at Farmer’s Pub in Front row: Mrs. Alice Norton, Mrs. Louise Stoutemyer, and Mrs. Nina Cavins Salary of Town Treasurer 1,000.00 Labor and maintenance of water system23400.00 munity occurred July 1 at hi Back row: John Norton, Theodore Cavins. Chats worth Speaker will be Bob Crane from Salary ol Town Attorney 1.200.00 Chemicals for treatment of water 4,009.00 bom Sept. 6,1830 in Germany the Institute of Human Resources, Pontiac. He Attorneys' fees, miscellaneous legal Labor and supervision of plant operation 21400.00 United States in 1844. He wa: expenses end court costs 1,200.00 will speak on problems of alcohol, drugs and Miscellaneous (postage, water billing riage in ISM with Marie Ar suicide among young people Reserv’ations are Salary of the Board of Health 340.00 and statements) 1,000.00 Peoria. They came to the ( a must Call .Sue Ice, 635-.1544 or IxmLse. Contract police service with Sheriff 24,079.00 Liability and property damage about 1857. 692-2774. by July 5. Come and bring a friend Public buildings and grounds insurance and also insuranco for Mrs. Mary Jane Martin and a special menu will be available Repairs to Town hall, heating and building contents and sawaga tacllittes 750.00 air conditioning 500.00 many years a resident of Chs Fuel for heating public buildings 3,000.00 TOTAL FOR WATER DEPT. 71,750.00 her home in El Paso on July 3 The foregoing expense of maintaining and Rent - Railroad park 175.00 Ohio Sept. 23,1833. She was m M aterials, gas, oil, in maintaining operating tha water plant is haraby appropriated from tho anticipated rovanuo of 18M to Jam es Harvey Martin S a le park 225.00 1892. Water Softener Salt Labor in maintaining park 500.00 the Water Department. Incidentals in repair and maintenance CIVIL DEFENSE Births Listed: A daughter DAN BELL $2.99 for 50-lb. bag of public buildings and grounds 1 JWO.W For Civil defense 309.00 and Mrs. John Kemmer, Jr. GARBAGE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL 4,400.00 A daughter, July 2, to Mr. a S3.59 delivered For collecting and disposing of garhaga, Street and alley lighting Martin. Dan Bell, formerly of Chatsworth, $4.00 put in softener including maintenance ol Street light repairs 4,000.00 graduated from Alvarado High school. dumping grounds 24,000.00 Incidenlals 500.00 May 28 with a class of 72 students. Gary Hitchens The foregoing oxpentt of garbage THE CHATSWORTH PL He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan 4,500.00 colloctions and disposal is appropriatad from Thurs., July 2, Piper City Telephona expense for police Bell of Alvarado, Tex., formerly of a special tax In addition to all otbar town Page Seven 815-686-9253 dept, and public buildings 500.00 t e x t s . Chatsworth. TOTAL FOR GENERAL GRAND TOTAL OF ALL ABOVE ADMINISTRATION FUND 47,739.00 APPROPRIATIONS IS4447.00 STREETS AND ALLEYS SECTION 3: That on lha 25th day Of Repairs on existing drainage systems October, 1974, tha Town of Chatsworth by Materials 3,500.00 sptcial otection autberizod ttw Ittuanca of New Equipment Labor 3490.00 bonds to raise funds tor lha construction ot a Bush Hog Soil Hogs 9 Shanks (Demos) Incidentals 790.00 sewage system , and for tho year 1903 In order R 7,700.00 to rptiro such bonds in accordance with tha Bush Hog 24’ Disc bond repayment schedute, ttw amount of funds Too For additional drain tila pUuuro CORN IS NOW GROWING WELL at the Chatsworth FFA test plot north of the Bush Hog Mowers M a ta ria ls 3409.00 necessary to pay interest and (irincipal on such bends is S40,4M.00. and diM CAPS pool. Varieties are showing different colorations, stalk diameters, and leaf L a b o r 2490.00 a food Case Lawn & Garden Tractors That due to the provlslont of ttw State of 3,000.00 agony a shapes. McCurdy, Ficklin, & Parker Wagons Illinois corporate personal property Plaindealer Photo Repairs on existing sidewalks •kin. E Allied & Westfield Augers roplacamant tax act, ttw required $404SO.OO of a g< Materials 1,000.00 should be reduced by ttw amount rocotvod on the I Allied Front End Loaders Labor 1,699.00 from the Illinois Dopartmont of Ravtnuo from your aui 3,000.00 corporate personal property roptacamont tax. Wat Roplacamant and axtenslons of The oxact amount of ttw raplactnwnt tax Is tun hidd :— CLIP* SAVE ------: Used Equipment Sidawalks and curbs unkno w n. to five MatarUls 1,000.90 Anyone presenting this ad to White 4-150 We Buy/Sell/Trade SECTION 3: That any unexpended balance pair of Case 1070 W/Cab & Air Ubor 1,999.99 of any item ot any appropriation made by this of the t me between now and July 3,1982 3409.00 Ordinance may be expanded In making up any wo w ill We have a full leasing protec tk will be entitled to a. . . IH 560 program available • Rapairt on bridgos insuHictency in any eltwr Item of M a to rta ls appropriation made by Hits Ordinance. IH 4-16 Plow Financing Available "A Kewanee 54’ Wide Elevator L a b o r SECTION 4: This Ordinance thall bo In full w ilh Ih i 1 0 %D is c o u n t Don’t forget!! We have a Full 1400.09 force and aftoci ten days after Its passage, p h a rm a i p r lv ilc f ) IH Grain Truck Rapairs and maintonanca of signing, approval and publication according to , on any m erchandise ‘JMAIU • '»U 4tD SMAIM line of shop repairs fa m ily ] JD Hay Rake i stroato and allays la w . or repair (parts a labor) Take advantage of our SurlacinBiholtrtal 3499.00 PASSED by the Prosldant and Board #f Trustees this 23nd day of June, 1901. WE WANT YOUR BUSINKSSI hydraulic hose service! LaW 1409.00 Otlowdcootofsptoadtngsaiwo 14SS.00 /s/Kamwth R. Sharp 9490.00 Prostdont MUNICIPAL r«0M t Sxopt Trot romdval 1409.99 ED'S TV Wheeler Farm Equipment SEAL 120 W. Krack T O T A L FO R S T R U T S « A L L B Y S 3S,7M.90 /s/Janot A. Hanaggsr w r 3 i (815) 635-3784 (Business) or (815) 635-3658 (Home) IIW IVfvpvfl^ IV YvvIfI iflV Town Cterfc (across from Forrsst MINi) FARM BUILDER, INC. Highway 24, Chatsworth, Illinois 60921 gofloral proporly tax 'tor conwrato pbrpotis APPROVED: FoiTMt, II., Ph. •lS/«57-t9S« Rsailwatoa. M 47877 a t pravKod by ttgtoOoo. aiid (roM nwtor tool Juno 3 3 ,19t3 ( H f l MI-2112167 (eaN caNsci) Hours • 7:10 • 5:30 Mon. - tat. N O U RSi 1-B tfWeebdeys, 9-11 Sat. plus Nm town's slwro of Mw rtid aiNi bridgo PUBLISHED: township tax. July 1,1903 li'in ^ /li.U il» fWil r >• ervices Looking Back Over the Y ears V >r ‘ ■ •.; -V- j i .■ J u ly 1002 J u ly 1022 I:--'' The body of Mrs. EUten Watson, a former On July IS at the home o( Mr. and Mro. Mrs. D. G. Hanshew will have the occasion again. In the 13 years Herr’s sedan has Piper Ctty April 4. 1904 to Jota BRd A n well known and highly esteemed resident of • WUaon Burii, in the northsraet part o t town. to long remember the kindness shown her averaged 38 miles a day and that’s a heap of O’Brien LotsoiL NO PAUL CHURCH Chatsworth arrived In Chatsworth on July 10 Rev. CSiarlea FitiHenry united in marriage, June 13 by farmers who assembled and plowed miles, something like nine times aiDund the ESixabeth Nan Oberg hM boon hired bjr )h S trM t and was taken to the home of the deceased’s M iaa Annie Stewart and Sidney Lee. Hie 280 acres of com and mowed down 12 acres of world and the car is still on the job after mak Chatsworth Unit I to teach math in Um higli , P a s to r nephew, George Watson. Ellen BuUis was bom ceremony was witnessed by the immediate alfalfa hay after having death strike twice ing more than 172,000 miles. school. SCHEDULE in Michigan Nov. 10,1843 and lived there until family o ^ and was kept very quite. with the loss of her husband and son. J u ly 1952 Mias Glenda Roaenboom became the hrids Mrs. HarsU 1857 when she moved with her parents to Mor- Ross SchuUi was taidng a load of lumber Mrs. Emma Bailey died June 13 at the . At a nuptial mass which took place June 28 of John BailUe of El Paso July 1 in 8L J sIbi’s llol i:js. She lived there until she was married to rs home on Saturday and the mulee he was driv home of her son, Everett Boswell in Harvey, in Saints Peter and Paul church in Lutheran church. > ending June M at BBdmit m m m Joseph Watson, May 30, 1866 and came to ing became frightened and in trying to hold Dl. Emma Roth, daughter of Michael and Bar C3iatsworth, Mrs. Mary Francis Howards of EUlen Perkins, infant daughter of Mr. and Technology. ILE them some of the lumber was pushed against Chatsworth to live. bara Roth was bom Aug. 19, 1870 near Emington became the bride of John H. Mrs. James Perkins, has ten grandparents, I f ia s Cheryl T e e p f iO R w a s f B S B l M 1 /ENINGS: ' The sale of the extra lumber at the new tham causing them to run away. He was Madison, Ind. in 1893 she was united in mar Haberkom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mr. and Mrs. LaRoy Bayston, Mr. aiid Mrs. June 19 a$ a mlsoellaaaeai hriiri Mmgbi township building marks the near complejion thrown from the wagon and one of the wheels riage to Elmer James Boswell. He died May Haberkom of Chatsworth. Archie Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard at the home of her pareali, kfr. of the Chatsworth-Charlotte township high passed over his body. 27, 1904. In 1915 she was married to William Bloice Yount and Mias Irene Kellcnberger Bayston, Mrs. Mary Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Tsegarden. kfiae Tsegarden wU school building. y D a y ; Henry Norblts, son-in-law of Ouu-les Price Bailey and moved to C^tsworth shortly after of EdwardsviUe were married June 80 in the Walter Bailey and Mrs. E. T. Perkins. Sgt. Dewia Holt of PsMabo, Wa of this dty, was among the number injured in The Illinois Central handled two trainloads First Baptist church in Eldwardsville. their marriage. He died Jan. 25,1931. Mrs. Lillie Wells has the distinction of 19. nassas: Monday, Tuasday, the vrreck on the T.P.& W. railway at Elast of the John Robinson circus through The body of little Elizabeth Ann Fraher, Misses Gail Hummel and Lucile Homstein Friday at ■ a.m . Peoria July 12. He received a very bad skull Chatsworth Monday. While (wssing through daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fraher, was attended the Leadership Training school of the becoming a great-grandmother for the Utb time. Relatives here received word ot the birth . avo n in g fracture. He died July 17 at a Peoria hospital. town a white bantam rooster fell from one of brought to Cullom for burial from Chicago. American Lutheran church held in Ashton * »a»»»»a»»M »a»aw uiasuiiuuuueuueeuuuuiea of Cynthia Louise, daughter of B4r. and Mrs. A very pretty home wedding was the trains and was picked up by Walter The child died June 10 at the age of 3 years, June 24 to 29. Tom Boyle on June 26 at Hammond, Ind. Cyn celebrated at noon July 17 at the home of John Whitlow. The bird is evidently a trick bird and after being unconscious since Sept. 17, when thia is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Or H a p p y S O th Ommen, Esquire, when his daughter. Miss is doubtless of considerable value to the circus she sustained a skuU fracture in a fall from a The Fairbury Central Theater was the ligh school raligion clastos ville Wells. Minnie, was united in marriage with Alex as it displays unmistakable signs of training. third story apartment window at the home of scene of a serious fire July 26. Miss Vera t the Parish hall). Mr. and Mrs. William Harmon of Osage, Jerome Deany was among the 1713 ander Tronc of Avoca. her parents in CTiicago. Friant, a former Chatsworth girl was working D , J , C f J students who reedved degrees at Arizona The heavy rain July 17 and 18 did probably Iowa, are the parents of a boy bom July 2. His liie Germanville Giants won June 12 from across the street from the theater in the State university, June 5. Deany, son of the V more damage than all that has preceded it this name is Ross Elliott. cashiers office of the Telephone company and the Cavanagh specials 26 to 12. Donald Deany’s, Sr. received a master of season. Hay and oats in nuiny localities are Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith July 12, a A number of C3iatsworth friends of Mr. and had the operator call the fire department. The science degree from the university, located in y. LUTHERAN almost con^etely ruined. 12 pound son. Mrs. James Keeley were guests at a charivari telephone office became a veritable furnace. It S ts . Tempe. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey, who A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Nick party given at their farm home near Fairbury was so hot the oi>erators had to work in 15 reside near Healey, a son, July 15. Nimbler on July 9 and died July 10. The little minute shifts. Ju n e 1972 ik. Pastor June 8. Leanna Moore, daughter of the Max one was buried in St. Patrick’s cemetery. George Saathoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKinley, 27, of Chatsworth, was u ly I Chatsworth still has a few men who should Moore’s, again reigns as queen for this past ir Circle, Edna Glllett, hostess The forepart of this week this section of th^ Frank Saathoff, of Charlotte, was awarded the instantly killed July 2 when the oil truck he week’s lady peanut saleslady. She sold 230 4 state was visited by the heaviest rains'which have been lawyers. Then they could demand Normal school scholarship for that township was driving crashed into and straddled the bags. Randy York, son of the James Yorks’, scho o l have occurred in many years. Plank walks pay for attending to other people’s business. with the score of 186. George is a pupil of the banister of a bridge east of Ashkum on Route won for the boys with the sale of 25 bags. The ;hlp service with holy commu- were used as rafts in some of Piper Q ty’s Our idea of a successful gardner is one who Hubly school, taught by Miss Elizabeth 116. He was born Nov. 1, 1924, near peanuts are sold as a project of Ijw Chatsworth streets and many cellars were filled to the can keep his cantaloupe from tasting like a Kyburz. Chatsworth, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence k level of the ground. pumpkin. McKinley. lions club. Tom O’Connor and John Walsh returned on Ju n e 1432 J u ly 1942 The congregation of the Evangelical United With an exciting ending, the Yanks Friday from Madelia, Minn., where the Henry Game died at his home in the south George Watson was found dead in his bed in Brethren church voted to build a new addition defeated the Sox, 10 to 9 in little League action SWORTH PLAINDEALER former purchased a fine farm of 190 acres of part of the village June 29 following an extend Chatsworth June 30. He was born in on to the church which will enclose both the y jrs., July 2, 1982 Chas. E. Brown. ed illness. He was bom in Chicago, April 17, Chatsworth Aujg. 13,1878, son of Mr. and Mrs. steps leading to the main entrance and the out Page Six 1858 and came to Chatsworth following the John Watson. He was married April 24,1906 to side steps to the basement. J u ly 1*12 Chicago fire at the age of 14 years. For 48 Mary Ellen Kurtenbach. Jack Stadler graduated June 20 from Clark Miss Mabel Bond, principal of Chatsworth years he was foreman of the Walter brick and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Woodward of Fair Typist school with honors at Fort Ord, Calif., high school last year and who was reappointed tile factory. He was married Sept. 26, 1887 to bury announce the marriage of their eldest and was transferred back to Camp Roberts. for next year, tendered her resignation to the Miss Bertha Haack in Chatsworth. daughter, Irene Marie, to Kenny Wilson, only Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stover of Elbum are VIN'S board of education. Miss Bond has been ap- Alice Mae Harrington, daughter of Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Wilson of CTiatsworth the parents of a new daughter, Margaret Ann for the 4«« A pointed to a position in the high school at Ab- Mrs. Earl Harrington, received word from on June 21 at the Methodist parsonage in bom June 24. The mother is the former Rose EALTY * ington, her )»me town. County Superintendent W.H. McCulloch June Wilmington. Johnson. Ladles Leo Beck, 44, a former Chatsworth resi :ullom. III. Anyone who desires to know what kind of 25, that she had won in competition examina J u ly 1942 Summer Shoe Cleerence 96 Ladles Dreeeee an automobile driver Supervisor J. C. Corbet tion, a four year scholarship at the University dent, died June 27 at Mercy hospital in UrI Although only three years old, Lisa Marie size 8-20,14V^-24V^ tone 689-2111 with sleeping sickness. He was bom Nov. is, can secure the desired information by inter of Illinois. Knittles made her thii^ appearance in the up I* 505 O ff $ 1 0 and up or 689-2645 viewing County treasurer, Lewis Henderson. June 26 was the 25th anniversary of the 1989 in Odell. He married Mary Elizabeth Hen ielvin Fair children’s parade, July 4. The lit- 0>rbet was in Pontiac with a party of friends wedding of Ross Baltz and Gladys McMahon. nessey of Chicago May 1,1921 in Chicago. brunette, who took third prize in this year’s Ri Amb^ sot mi wm from here on Tuesday and asked Henderson to In honor of the occasion, 40 guests, including One day last week E.B. Herr of Chatsworth petition was costumed as a bluebird and ride to Fairbury with them, which he did. At relatives and friends assembled at the Baltz pulled into Pontiac with the odometer on his p u ll^ a wagon on which was mounted a king E N D IT U R E S McDowell there is a high spot and a low spot home in Charlotte township. car reading 14 miles. When a friend told the size nest with four blue eggs. Lisa Marie is the Hibtlshing ordinances, adjacent there to. Corbet’s big machine found The Chatsworth Chrdinals, motoring to fellows around the court house that Ed Herr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knittles, Jr. Men’s notices 2,000.00 had a car pirked outside with only 14 miles on — both, even at the speed they were going. Chbery June 26, were forced to play their first Kay Hawthorne, as Miss America 1973, was Munsingwear Shirts nd supplies SOO.OO incomplete game of the season. The game was the odometer, everybody thought Herr had a 9 Hen^rson was bumped against the auto top first prize winner in the decorated wagon ion insurance - new car. Far from it. Herr bought his sedan yees 3,300.00 with sufficient force to shorten his anatomy halted at the end of the fourth inning on account cateory at the Melvin Fair, July 4. She is the R«hie«l pation in Federal Oid Age several inches and blemish his face for several of rain. The Chrds were leading by a score of 5 May 1,1929. When the first odometer reached year old daughter of the Leroy 7 72,230 miles it quit and a new one was install r Insurance in addition to days. to 2. Stebbins and Roberts made up the bat Hawthornes’. Larry Gerdes, son of the Allen ed. As Herr reached the Vermilion river s otherwise imposed by taw 1A00.00 ITie Smith Dry Goods Co. of El Paso of teries, for Chatsworth. Gerdes’s pulled the wagon. He represented a bridge north of Wing the other day the second 1.500.00 which Jas. A. Smith, Jr., formerly of Mr. and Mrs. William Zom are the parents beauty pageant judge. odometer reached 99,999 and that was the limit J.C. Kelly Co. 1 t diatsworth, is,the proprietof, pbseryi^.Jwie of a new 1044 pound son, bom June They R u s ^ “Spud” Lutson, 58, died July 3 at n Townemployees)400.00 now have tNo bo^sf A/Sd tWb girls. ‘ so it jumped back to zero and started over Fairbury hospital. He was bom on a farm near ChetSMforth * ^ lity and 28 as park benefit day, and donat^ five per cent of the store’s cash sales to the El Paso Harold Finefield, aged 10 years, son of Mr. mage 2,000.00 and Mrs. Hiirold Finefield, broke his left arm 1 Town Treasurer's park commissioners. between the wrist and elbow. He, with some 1400.00 Sister M. Una, formerly Miss Nell Garrity, likting and contents 1450.00 1 0 of this cify, has been in (2iicago visiting playmates, was swinging on a tree limb when he fell to the ground. 4450.00 relatives, enroute to St. Mary’s Ind., from 2 O T H E R Washington, D.C., where she is station^. Clarence Klehm took a load of stock to URES 15,150.00 Twenty-one little folks participated in a Chicago market last Thursday. He marketed NERAL CORPORATE nwst enjoyable party at the L. Hollywood 11 head of his own cattle and seven belonging Thanks To A ll ATION •0,500.00 home on July 2 in celebration of the fifth bir- to his father, Henry Klehm. The Klehms SEWAGE SYSTEM struck a good market. Five steers sold at $7.50 r 14,500.00 thdate of little Miss Alma Hollywood. The death of Jacob Rehm, one of the per hundred weight, some heifers sold at $6.65 2,000.00 and four heifers brought $6.50. Oge cow sold at »p 2,500.00 pioneers of this comer of Livingston county of the "2 0 0 0 " who attended and one of the wealthiest men of this com $3.75. nt 1,500.00 Andrew Hanshew, aged 17, youngest son of munity occurred July 1 at his home. He was ntenance ot water system22400.00 Mrs. D. G. Hanshew died in St. James hospital treatment of water 4,000.00 A bom Sept. 6,1830 in (Germany. He came to the June 9 after being kicked over the right eye by irvision ol plant operation 21400.00 ^ United States in 1844. He was united in mar a horse, during the afternoon while plowing our Open House ) (postage, water billing riage in 1854 with Marie Anne Grisbaun in com in a field near his home on the Stoddard ints) 1,000.00 Peoria. They came to the Chatsworth area farm. The boy’s father died suddenly June 6. property damage about 1857. nd also Insurance for Mrs. Mary Jane Martin of El Paso, for lost Sunday! itents and sewage tacilittes 750.00 many years a resident of Chatsworth, died at 2 WATER DEPT. 71,750.00 her home in El Paso on July 3. She was bom in ling expense of nnaintaining and Ohio Sept. 23,1833. She was married on Feb. 8, le water plant is hereby 1854 to Jam es Harvey Martin. He died Jan. 8, Your response w as trem endous and from the anticipated revenue ot Old Chapel Inn p a rtm e n t. 1892. NSE /A Births Listed: A daughter, June 28 to Mr. will be closed g reatly ap preciated . nse 300.00 and Mrs. John Kemmer, Jr. OLLECTION AND DISPOSAL A daughter, July 2, to Mr. and Mrs. William Saturday, July 3; I and disposing of garbage, Martin. Sunday, July 4, laintenance of ounds 24,000.00 and Monday, July 5 W e're hcqppy to announce the fo llo w ing going expense of garbage THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Ruth Davis, Owner iSSHjiPfttsbwgh )d disposal Is appropriated from Thurs., July 2, 1982 door p rize w inners: 1 in addition to all other town Page Seven THIRD PRIZES m u m L A T E X ITAL OF ALL ABOVE FIRST PRIZE lATIONS 104447.00 Tom Glendenning Mrs. Don Lewis 2: That on the 25th day of Forrest Pontiac FLAT HOUSE PAIHT i, the Town of Chatsworth by Ion authoritad the Issuance of BEWARE OF Barb Slagel H «r.'s a lachnoiogical txMktlwough m Max houaa paint that can sava you monay and Uma—if you'ra n s irB e C iiw I funds for the construction of a SECOND PRIZES Fairbury planning to rapaint your houaa. or avan if you'ra m, and for the year 1*02 in order R TOO MUCH SUN Nolan L. Weeks Willis Maurer painting a brand new houaa 1 bonds in accordance with the Colfax Thia new house paint is super llaxibla—il atrelchaa and >nt sc h e d u le , th e a m o u n t o f fu n d s Too much tun can turn an anilolpalcd strewn pifaiurabic vacation Into days of ccaaolcM pain thrinks with lamparatura and humidity changaa aod raaiala cracking and paaling. pay interest and principal on and diMomfort. With Juat a little caution and Marie Wahls Susan Weber 540,450.00. a good auntan product, you can prevent both ‘ Piper City Champaign And. whan appHad over multipia lo the provisions of the State of atony and days of unsiihtly pecllnf of your layars ol old oil or Max baaed rporate personal property skin. Expose yourself to the sun, with plenty Richaiid Haberkom house paint, it Hat flat and com- of a good suntan preparation lightly patted plately rataxad—so thara's lass tax act, the reguired 540450.00 THIRD PRIZES Chatsworth landancy lo crack or peat on the skin, for a short time to start Then as duced by the amount received Mark Rathbun So, whathar you'ra repainting or sis Department of Revenue from your suntan develops take more sun each day. Elda Mae Rieger Fairbury painting new wood lor the Aral sonal property replacemant tax. Watch out for those foggy days with the Forrost time, uae new POtaburgh Ektarior nount of the repiacemant tax is sun hidden. L'ltra-vlolet rays can filter through Diane Smith Joy Allison Laiax Rat Houaa Paint and you'H to give you a burn, rrotect your eyes with a Taylorvilla be using a c'^ating that raprasantt 3: That any unexpended balance pair of sunglasses, creaUd lo flltar out most Pontiac the moat advanced lacbnology In of the harmful ulUa-vlolet rays. Blgp In and Max houaa paint. any appropriation made by this Barb Kilgus f we w ill he glad to help you selset dopcndable Ronald Deany ly be expanded in making up any protoetlon against the sun. Forratt Cullom in any other Item of William Maubach I made by this Ordinance. ••A GREAT .MANY PEOPLE ENTRUST US David Thomas ^ 1 5 ’ ^ s T K i m a M 4: This Ordinance shall bo In full with their prcitcriptlons. health needs and other Odall pharmacy products. We consider this trust a Fairbury fact ton days after its passage, Sale Prices Effective thru M onth of Ju ly privilege and a duty. May we be your personal Carolyn Boundy oval and publication according to Barry Garard family pharmacy?" ' Emington ‘ strewn by the Prosidont and Board ot 22nd day of Juno, 1N2. /s/Konnath R . Sharp P ro s id o nt The Drug Store FAIRBURY PAINT STORE m titm ibieciM . uof. m . Cliattwolllis IL Livingston County's Lorgest & Oldost Distributor & Deoler of Pfttsburgb M m s"
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WHITE CLOUD VLASIC SWEET SKIPPY DICK'S BATHROOM Creamy or Crunchy Relish STA R K IS T SUPERMARKET Tissue Peanut Butter Oil or Water Pack 18 Oz. Chunk Lite CHATSWORTH QQ( Jar Tuna KRAFT 4.5 Oz. CAMPBELL'S y r Miracle Whip R^nolds Wmp heavy PORK-N- READ'S r^ Y J Quarts .c/e< myhip Mayonnaise or German REYNOLD'S $119 Beans H E A V Y D U TY Potato Salad IVORY Can WYLER'S LEMONADE t'- c -i-ij U A t S J 39C 37.5 Liquid Large Sq. Ft. 3 / * l “ 5 9 ^ 48 Oz. Mix Large 45 Oz. DUNCHAN HINES Can KRAFT BARBECUE KRAFT All Except Angel Food VELVEETA WISK Sauce Cake Mixes KRAFT OR WISHBONE 28 Oz. Cheese 19 Oz. Bottle Detergent 2-Lb. Box 64 Oz. Salad Dressing Box 6 9 » Large ♦ 9 7 9 16 Oz. ♦ 119 CENTRELLA STUFFED HELLMAN'S BLUE BONNET CLOROX Olives Mayonnaise , LIPTON Oleo H tlL M A N N S o. g g o Quart 4-Stick Jar ice Tea Mix Lb. ♦ 139 Bl^h I Jug 3 0 X
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County Lines - June 30-July 1,1962—TWO WE STOCK full Him motorcycla MOVED-must sell matching GARAGE SALES partt and accaasoriaa, for moat copper color stove end WALLPAPER at Gambles MOBILE HOMES branda, and wa hava TOMOS mo- refrigerator. Best offer. Inquire Hardware in Fairbury IS \ oH. PHONE PREFIXES 10 podt on aala. Motorcycla 01S-844-3342 after 4 p.m . Phene 015-492-2222. c4-22/tfn HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS Supplioa, aas E . Locust, Fairbury *7-I/7 -4 THER-A'PEDIC mattresses- Bo nao n ...... 3 0 8 8 8 4 CHATSWORTH Ph. S1S-492-374* *4-10/7-4 quality bedding at lew prices, up B u c k le y ...... FOR SALE 1977 Fairmt Bayview at Lexington Hilll 402 E . Hickory. TtMirMlay, July 1; ATC 90. In ( condition. Ph. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE to $50 trade Ins. Wilsen New- C a b e ry ...... 8 1 5 8 4 8 Friday. July 2, «-S; Saturday, OIS-492-2070. c4-17/tfn Used, Chenea. *4-10/7-29 C h a ts w o rth ...... 8 1 5 8 3 6 Park; 14x70 with 7x21 sxpam two bedrooms, two baths, cent July 3, a-noon. c7-l/7-I C h en o a ...... 8 1 5 8 4 5 BICYCLE, girls 20". Good GRAIN STORAGE-Speciel, a ir; largo patio. Ph. 309-345-t5 CHENOA condition, 020. Phone 309-34S-0349. U .A.S. has 100 percent leasing at C o lf a x ...... 3 0 5 7 2 3 EGGS - Graded. cendled-Streid's c4-$/ C7-1/7-1 13.01 percent sim ple interest. 73c C o o k a v ille ...... 3 0 5 7 2 5 214 Camotory (Route 24). Garage Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad par bushel buys your choice of C ro p s e y ...... 3 0 5 3 7 7 FAIRBURY: For rent, A Bake Sale. July 3 A 4, t a.m . to 3 I97S HONDA CB 340; new tires, west on Rt. 24, half m ile north. 50,000 bushel fla t storage e r 25,000 C u llo m ...... 8 1 5 8 8 9 m o d e rn 2 bedroom. U tilil p.m. Antiques, collectables, muffler; electric starter; c02-09/tfn furnished. Ph. •15-492-37*1 o r I bushel round bln storage. United E l P a s o ...... 3 0 5 5 2 7 lurniture, glassware, clothes. excellent condition; 0S7S. Call 2447.- C5-13/ C7-1/7-1 309-345-0772. C7-I/7-29 CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, Agri-Services, Oridley IL. Ph. E u re k a ...... 3 0 5 4 6 7 continual 20 to 30 percent off all 309-747-3000. C4-10/7-1 F a irb u ry ...... 8 1 5 8 9 2 LEXINGTON CLARKSVIL 41S M ello, M cOoitald's, July 1 ,2 A wallcoverings. Ph: 0IS-94S-7S04. AAA DISTRIBUTOR A-l F la rta g a n ...... 8 1 5 7 9 6 Mobil* Home Park: Spa 3 (i‘om t a.m . til 7 Ladies, men's FARM EQUIPMENT cl-2 0 /H n available, $55 monthly, inclu and iunior clothes, toys, tools, swimming pool buy - Amaiing F o rre s t...... 8 1 5 6 5 7 LIFETIM E (pMranteed muHlers. pre-season swimming pool offer water, garba(K pick-up. books, 3 bicycles and much more. OSUPPUES G ilm a n ...... 8 1 5 2 8 5 309-3*5-5471. **-10i •7-1/7-1 Air conditioning service, tune- lim ited supply. Big, new, leftover G rid le y ...... 3 0 5 7 4 7 ups, brake jobs, custom made 1901 fa m ily s it e po o ls • 31 fo o t, H u d s o n ...... 3 0 5 7 2 6 CHENOA: Profitable, cle E L PASO exhaust system s. W illiam s Mobil which includes deck, fence, filter K e m p to n ...... 8 1 5 2 5 3 mobile home park, 9 mol Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. and patio for only $995.00 homes and small house. G 342 West CU y, July 2, f-3. Lots of JOHN DEERE 112 garden ...... 3 0 5 3 6 5 Ph. 015-492-2032 o r 492-3590. complete. Finance arrangements 'L e x in g t o n ...... starter investment or retirem toys, books, some clothes (all tractor with mower. Best offer M e lv in ...... 217-368 sites). Playpen, rocking horse, o v e r $400. P h . 01S-400-3474 a ft e r 4 c04-28/H n can be made on some in stock income owner w ill contact. I M in o n k ...... 3 0 5 4 3 2 infant car seat, cash only, rain p .m . C4-24/7-I ELECTRO LUX Seles A Service. pools. First come, first served. Rose Bittner, Broker-Associ O n a r g a ...... 8 1 5 2 6 8 C21-Baumgart and Sopper, i date, July 14. *7-1/71 David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, Call collect: Alton, III. 410-443- FIC KLIN BOX and gear $475; fan ...... 8 1 5 6 8 6 Fairb u ry. Ph. 015-492-2202. 4021 ask for Bob. *4-24/7-1 P ip e r C i t y ...... 309-028-4381. **-17 400 N. Sycam ore. White bedroom 220 volts for chicken or hog house P o n tia c ...... 815842 or 844 $175. High wheel wa(K>n $135. Ph. C 0 l-I7 /H n GERBER CRAFTS Magnehc R A M A O A 1973, 12 x tO* w ith U suite, toys, chest, lots of R o an o ke ...... 3 0 5 9 2 3 everything. Friday and Saturday 015-492-2040. *7-1/70 Custom engraved signs. 324 E. tIp-out. Partially furnished FREEZER LAMB - custom R o b e rts ...... 217-395 ♦-4. C7-1/7-I slaughtered to your Locush Chatsvmrth. Ph. excellent condition. Ph. 815- S a u n e m ln ...... 6 1 5 8 3 2 specifications, all or part. Ph: 015-435-3444. c7-1/tfn 2281. **-24 FORREST RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT S e c o r ...... 3 0 5 7 4 4 309-S27-3932, evenings. nc-4-4/tfn ONE ROLL top Quality Grass 502 S. Center. Group sale. Good S ib le y ...... 217-745 BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth carpet 4'xr--blue, $37.04 v a lu e fo r selection of clothes, all sites, $15. Kent Lumber A Coal, S tra w n ...... 8 1 5 8 8 8 REAL ESTATE Electrolux sweeper w/beater, has a stupendous spectacular CUSTOM-MADE BOAT (J r id le y , 309-747-2109. C7-1/7-0 T h a w v llle ...... 217-387 bedspread, decorations, fish array of new and used furniture, transportation and storage aquarium, misc. items. appliances, carpeting, clothing COOKS! 15 new cook booksi covers--guaraiiteed to fit. Ellis Thursday, July 1, noon - 7 p.m.,- and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. Check our collection I Harms G R I D L E Y : N ew 3 o r 4 b e d r Canvas, 313 W. Locust, Fairbury. Friday, July 2, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri. A Saturday from l-S p.m. Home Furnishings, Rt. 24, I* SOS. BIROsmooth White Vinyl tri-level, beautiful home in Ph. 0IS-492-3O2S. *4-10/7-1 Ivan Mett, residence. No Home ph: 015-435-3140. c4-11/tfn Chenoa, 015-945-2731. cM/7-1 S id ln g -tM b a c k e r- -new m aterial subdivision, $54,900. $1315.20 value for $700. Kent 309-747-2109. C02-01 advance sales. c7-i/7-l TWO W HEEL TRAILER. Title SEE M Y LIN E of records, books, TV TOW ER, price negotiable, for Lumber A Coal, Gridley. Ph. and lights. Ready to go. Ph. wedding stationery and Bibles. more information call Three FOR SALE: New 3 bedr GILMAN 309-747-2109. C7-1/7-0 415-044-4900. ‘7-1/7-1 Snsall appliance repair. Nick Oaks Nursing Home, Lexington, ranch home, 3 baths, 2Vi 431 N . M a in , S h a ro n W a lte rs . Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, Fairbury. 309-345-0014. C7-1/7-1 garage, central air conditiof Huge Yard sale. Bargains for c9-24/tfn main floor utility room, everyone, July 1 A 2, 9 a.m . - S FURNITURE b APPLIANCES FREEZER* BEEF, corn fed, LIVESTOCK basement. Melvin Grace, p.m. Rain date July IS A 14, 9 SPECIAL PRICES on new and taking orders now, past customer used shop tools, drill bit sets, 309-747-2003 or 309-747-2787. a.m.-5 p.m. c7-l/7-l referral. Dale Hammitt, Colfax C03-2; $3.35 and up. New bench model 309-723-4912. *7-1/7-0 G REEN AND off-white sofa and drill presses $179. Field STEERS, heifers, cows with and REALTY WORLD. Ed ln( love seat. Practically new. Ph. cultivator sweeps. Dennewiti POCKETBOOK mysteries, front having calves, all quality bred. Call 309-4*3-4371 or M ary K iri porch at 404 N. Center Colfax, LOST b FOUND 015-435-3422. *4-24/7-1 B ro s., Chatsworth, 015-435-3314. Dole Hammitt, Colfax, associate. Ph. 309-747-2383. Sunday, July 11. Ph. 309-723-4592. 4 /0 /tfn 309-723-4912. *7-1/7-0 c l l - l FOUR PIECE dresser set for *7-1/7-1 bedroom, two 4-foot, 4-shelved HOMEM ADE rolls, cookies, pies, O RID LEY: II* West 4th, b ONE ROLL 12'xl4' Congoleum glass stands, two twin beds cakes, etc. Mints for all for sale by owner. Immo LOST: Set of keys on ring with No. 4199 $220 value for $100. Kent complete, two corner night occasions. Gloria Drayer, Ph: occupancy $39,588. orange key-tainer. Lost in Lum ber, G ridley, 309-747-2109. stands. Ph. OIS-492-3422. 015-492-3744. cl1-12/tfn WALLPAPER 309-747-2274 or 309-747-2923. Fairbury or Chatsworth. Leave *4-24/7-1 C7-1/7-0 at Blade office or Chatsworth NO CHARGE for looking. Hundreds of Rolls c1 5 2 STAINLESS com cob holders, Plaindealer office. nc4-22/tfn GAS STOVE, Large refrigerator. Wedding invitations and wedding In Stock PIPER CITY: 3 bedroom h Camper top for pickup. Ph. accessories at prices you can unbreakable $1.49. Harms Home Mony Styl«» ond Pnew Rong^b modern, spacious kitchen, LOST IN LEXINGTON: One SIS-24S-4029. C7-1/7-1 Furnishings, Rt. 24, C h en o a, eyed black female cat, long afford. I can save you money. All At Oi8« l«w Prk* ol Only water heat, air conditio( Two big books to choose from. 015-945-2731. C7-1/7-1 fully insulated; steel sidingj haired, declawed. Missing since C(30L OFF this summer-even $ 0 9 9 Earl Rabe, 404 E . Ash, Fairbury. 30x40 garage. For appoint June IS. Call 309-34S-0354. iir conditioning feels better with JUST ARRiVED-Hummel A $i«fl« Roll Reward. *4-24/7-1 one of our 20" fans-Harm s Home Ph. 015-492-2292. c4-0/tfn Serving Trays and Hummel 8I5-484-2451. C5-1 Furnishings. Rt. 24, Chenoa, FARM FRESH beef for sale by Annual Bells (Lim ited Edition). Webb Floor Covering El PASO: House for 01S-945-2731.' C7-1/7-1 quarter or half, 309-923-7510 Also 1902-1903 HumnMl Collection Attractive older home for s. Calendar. Also Hummel & Appliences IS CU. FT. chest freeier, -Dave Knapp. c4-is/tfn El Paso. Nice neighborhood. AUTOMOTIVE Collector Book. Harms Home excellent condition. Too sm all for Phon* (309) 773 4331 10 percent down. Can assum growing fam ily. Ph. 309-S27-44S0. 30 PERCENT SALE on custofp Furnishings, Rt. 24, Chenoa. M3 W. Main CaM ax.ll interest rate ioan. C7-1/7-1 draperies. Lois' Drapery, C7-1/7-1 309-527-4402 and ask for Jim 1977 CH EVETTE, four speed, Chenoa. Call any time c4- radio, 42,S00 m iles, rust-proofed, WHIRLPOOL heavy duty 015-945-4742. *4^10/7-22 buckskin color. One owner. automatic washer, purchased EL PASO: TWO-STORY Roanoke, 309-923-7210, John. March 1, used only S or 4 tim es, COMING SOON Christmas in for sale. Located in a cS-13/tfn warrantee applies. Hotpoint July at the Krafty Komer, CORNBELT residential area, this home electric stove in working Chatsworth, July 30, 31, Aug. 1. be converted Into apartn 197S PINTO Squire Wagon. condition. S-piece chrome dinette Also adult Christmas classes in Priced at $29,900 with 10 p< Autom atic, a ir, new tires, brakes set, yellow . Ph. 309-527-2494. August. Ph. 015-435-3055. down. Low interest on and battery. S0,000 miles. *7-1/7-1 c4-24/H n CLASSIFIED balance. C all 309-527-4403 ai Excellent coiMlition. S10S0. Ph. for Jim. c4- S1S-a4^2340. C7-1/7-1 NEW SUMMER BULLET 1970 CHEVRO LET Caprice. A/C Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m "Illinois CornboH Farm i automatic, very good running Sale" now availaM *. Ov condition, good tires. Needs some Take Walking Out Of Appearing weekly in The El Paso Record units - 5 to 1700 acres each body w ork, SS50. C all 015-404-9030 The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News for your free copy. No oblif after 4 p.m. c7-i/7-i Weeding Soybeans The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper W rite John C. Bradshaw i The Chatsworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal Farm Realtors, Buckle: The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press *0918. c * CYCLES The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal CHATSW ORTH. (3ood star Press Run -17.000 Copies 56.000 Readers retiroment heme. 2 bedr I Local Rates large carpeted living room, GOOD USED bicycles, most First week - 15< per word. 15 word minimum, cash must be received in kitchen with lots of sites, we trade. Repairing used advance or by Friday of each week. cabinets, garage. One bloci parts, tires. Jim Goodin, Chenea, Thereafter • .12c a word - cash In advance Post OHIce and grocery Ph. 015-945-72M. *4-10/7-22 Priced to sell. Ph. 015 *57-1 Charge classifieds - 20c per word. 15 word minimum first week - there c after .18c per word. Blind ads $3 handling charge. ' IMPORTANT TttODavs After an ad is ordered It cannot be cancetled or changed.before publica 7th ARRHal Sat. a Sua. July 3 a 4 tion without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Piper City Lions i ANTIQUE Check your advertisement upon first Insertion and please notify us if there Is an error. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an error can occur. If you notify us the first day ol an error, we'll repeat the ad without FLEA MARKET. charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility is yours. Towanda, III. OFFICE HOURS O n 1-66 N o fthaaat o f N orm al, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ExH 171, m North & South Parka Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon In Fairbury only If 101 W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 815482-2366 ParMto If a .R i. • for any width row and drilled beans • free spot sprayer included 432 E. Locust, Chatsworih Telephone 8154354010 113V9 East Krack, Forrest Telephone 8154574482 Sundiiy, July OMl«r8pac«$8 127 W. Hack, Cullom Telephogq 815488-2854 Branch Paili Pavil Par Day - Bring Tablaa 54 W. Peoria, PIpgr City Telephone 815488-2550 Serving starts 5 p Rafraahmanta Avallabla Authorized Sales & Service 101 S. Center, Colfax Telephone 308-723-2881 Sponaorad by vmaga Board 217 Green, Chenoa Telephone 8158454221 Maaa: Jaley Path and July 4th Cornmltlaa SlM ll*t Chain Saw Salat 228 W. Main, Lexington Telephone 3084858714 wteb.P8laiet8laS,i 321 Center, Qrtdley Telephone 308-747-2078 8 mileo nofthweet of Piper CHy saaea. Oftak 5 Bass Phone 815486-2676 48 W. Front, El Peso Telephone 308827-4800 104 W. Uneoh), Onarga Telephone 8t53857815 Lota of Good Ei M 4 S ^ 1 i-m-Mei Chatsworth - 8154354010 Chanoa 8154454221 Cullom - 8154852864 Colfax - 3057252881 Fairbury - 815892-2306 W-747-207t El Paso 305527-4800 Gridlay - 305747 2079 I52M 7S 15 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forraat - 8154674462 Laxington 3053654714 Onarga - 815-268-7815 Pipar City 815486-2550
»30>luly 1 .1962-TW O County Lines - June 30-July 1,1982—THREE RECREATIONAL acreage in SMALL BROODER house and MOBILE HOMES secluded area. *0 acres with 23 a . hog feeders needeB for 5H MINONK - 2-3 bedroom house, EL PASO - 1 bedroom fumisiwd PHONE PREFIXES 10 of cropland, 33 a. partially 'prelects. Must be in good references and deposit required. apartment. 3133 per month, Ph. .P IDENTIFY LOCATIONS wooded; stocked lake, creek,' condition and cheap. Ph. Prefer older cou|^, retirement 307-327-2330 o r 307-327-3433. CARPET AND linoleum custom EL PASO - targe 2 bOdroom, lVi RABBIT FARM • RR #1. El Paso G R I D L E Y : N ew 3 o r 4 bedroom ers to see our new lines. Ph. bath, with fult basement, carpet, i. BIRO smooth Wtiita Vinyl tri-leval, beautiful home in pew *13-433-323* for in-home showing drapes, . refrigerator, stove, l-no backar-now m atarial subdivision, 334,*00. Call and free estimate. 20 years central air, large yard, 32*3. Ph. Froth Fiyor R*bbih 20 v a lu a fo r S700. K a n t 30*-747-210*. c02-07/tfn experience. Courtesy Carpet, 307-327-2337, Don Geiselm an. ar a Coal, Gridlay. Ph. FOR SALE; New 3 bedroom Francis Schade, Chatsworth. c7 -1 /tfn Phone - Days 527-3067 7-210f. C7-1/7-8 c 0 5 1 0 /tfn ranch home, 3 baths, 2*/t-car NICE BRICK home for rent, After 5 p.m. - 527-66S5 garage, central air conditioning, CARPETS AND RUGS to be G ridley. Ph. 307-747-3772. 527-26N LIVESTOCK main floor utility room, full shampooed. Reasonable. Dave C7-I/7-1 basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. *13-4*2-22*2. 305747-2003 Or 30*-747-27*7. c43-23/tfn COOKSVILLE, Nice 3 bedroom c03-27/ttn house, large yard, 3230 plus :R$, haifars, cowt w ith a n d GOOD USED swing set wanted. deposit, no pets. Ph. 307-723-332*. REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. Must ba in good shape. c 7 - l/ tfn 9 calvas, all quality brad. Call 30*443-4371 or M ary Kirkton, Hammitt, Colfax, Reasonably priced. Call after 3 associata. Ph. 307-747-23*3. p.m . Fairbury *13-4*2-20*2. 3-4*12. *7-1/7-i C l1 -l3 /tfn nc3-27/tfn S a n d y M i e s *is/*t2-22S3 G RID LEY: II* West 4th, house LA W N S T O M O W . L a rg e o r s m a ll for sale by owner. Immediate areas. Ph. 307-327-4433. T h e WALLPAPER occupancy 33*4**. Call *524/7-1 Th* Tim* & Prie* It 307-747-2274 or 305747-2*23. P a p e r Hundrads of Rolls c 1 5 2 2 /tfn COUNTRY CRAFTS and In S to c k antiques for consignment. The PIPER C ITY: 3 bedroom home, Country Hearth (old Lexington AUfAVS RIGHT AT NAony Styles ond Pnc* Rongji a n g in g modern, spacious kitchen, hot Depot) Ph. 307-343-0522. All At Om L«w Prk* ol Only water heat, air conditioning; *7-1/7-* Harms fully insulated; steel siding; new $099 I LOVE CROCKERY rolling pins L a d y A Siaf !• Boll 30x40 garage. For appointment ,Home Furnishings *13-4*52431. cS-20/tfn with advertising on them. I'll pay 330 each. Call collect to sell. Viola NCASOBABII RATES Webb Floor Covering El PASO: House for Sale, M iller 313-3*54*4* (Iow a). REFEREBCES AVAILABLE & Appliances Attractive older heme for sal* in *7-l/7-1 E l Paso. Nice neighborhood. Only SATISEACTIOR 9UARAHTEE0 Phono (309) 723 4331 10 percent down. Can assume lew 12 W. Main CoM oi.tl interest rate loan. Call 307-327-4402 and ask for Jim . N uPrim e W indow s Are c 5 IO / tfn EL PASO: TWO-STORY home THE BEST IN VESTM EN T for sale. Located in a nice lELT residential area, this home could Y o u ’ll Ever M ake . . . be converted into apartments. Priced at $2*,*00 with 10 percent down. Low interest on the the only com pany that can offer you FIED balance. Call 307-327-4403 and ask 9 different m odds to choose from for Jim. c4-10/tfn NEW SUMMER BULLETIN of MAILLET lays, 4 p.m. "Illinois Cornbelt Farms For Sale" now available. Over 2* G lass Co., F^rtiwy. H. ) El Paso Racord u n its - 3 to 170* acres each. Send I G ridlay Naws for your free copy. No obligation. ISAVEtlOO’sofDolUrs t Chanoa Clippar W rite John C. Bradshaw A Son, 'wp lu 101 u«Mi8d Mches ) Laxington Unit-Journal Farm Realtors, Buckley, IL I Colfax Prass 40*1*. C510/7-1 ) Pipar City Journal CHATSWORTH. Good starter or 56,000 Raadars retirement home. 2 bedrooms, IS large carpeted living room, eat-in mum. cash must ba racaivad in kitchen with lots of birch Selection cabinets, garage. One block from NuPnme Vinyl' Post OHice and grocery store. Triple pane Value ord minimum first waak • thara- Priced to sell. Ph. *l3-457-*4*7. C7-1/7-I Quality tg charga. ' IT Service Iliad or ch^ngad.balora publlca- ly no rafunds. No axcaptions. 7th AbrubI /Brand Name Furniture at US AT O N CE Piper City Lions Club a price that you can afford isartion and plaasa notify us if iroofread, but still an error can Tell City - Bassett - Norwalk error, we'll repeal the ad without Sealy Baddlne - Pontiac Choir nca, the responsibility Is yours. URS "Pig through Friday ■t eaetBr'S'Cssi Harms I in Fairbury only • 1 6 2 / s e . laphona 815492-2366 Rssft' 1147 Homo Fum lsliings laphona 8154354010 laphona 815467-8462 Sunday, July 4 Located on Route 24 In Chanoa "Ttwniwkwr'vhth Free Parking laphOQp 815489-2654 Branch Parh Pavilion itMtTiMi br«ak Tnpit p s n t XKkiOcd laphona 815486-2560 n mmamnutanmm h a « l a » Open Friday Eva till 8:30 laphona 309-723-2861 Serving starts 5 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8:30 • 5:30 laphona 8159464221 IM M e rW9m M M r B B B B S tS p . ■se’lk a Ph.(816)946-2731 laphona 3094854714 S ffBBl U ali at laar laphona 309-747-2079 WMMBf VfM W g laphona 309427-4800 sauca. BfiBk 4 ■BBsart. laphona 815300-7815 . Lota of Good Eating M AILLETS:S:wv "'isS h r • • • T - Chatsworth - B1S83S-3010 Chenoa 815845-3221 Cullom 815809-2664 Colfax 308723-2681 El Paso 309-527-4600 Fairbury • 815892 2386 Cornbell Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Fbrrest - 8158578462 Gridiey - 308747 2079 Lexington - 309-3858714 Onarga • 815-2687815 Piper City ■ 815886-2550 Classifii County Lines - June 30-July 1, l982-*-FOUR APARTMENTS avallabl« in IN F A IR B U R Y : 3 room KILGUS EN TERPRISES, R .R .I, REGARDLESS Of where Fairbury and Forrast. Deposit Fairbury, limostono tprtading, P.L. CONSTRUCTION: exper KEVIN YERGLER Grading furnished apartment. Available bought your equipment, w and reference required. Equal now. Deposit. Ph. 815-442-2701. oxcavatkMi, TTveking dirt and ienced in new construction, Service. All types of farm you need It repaired, see: housing opportunity. Call Ed, c4-10/N n rock, stump rtmoval. Days, ramodeling and general drainages. Free estimates. Ph. Wheeler, Wheeler F. •1S-«S7-<24«. c12-3/tfn 815-442-2584; tvonings 442-3454. carpentry. No |ob too sm all. Paul 304-747-2708. c7-l/Hn CHENOA: 3 bedroom furnished, Equipment. Ph: 815-435- c11-30/H n Zimnserman ph. 815-442-2173; FAIRBURY. One bedroom furnace, air conditioning, HAY BALING A Mowing (Business) or 815-435- Ernie Lem an Ph. 815-488-3401. basement apartment. garage. Lease required - no house SIGN PAINTING, truck Nttor- Vermeer Big Round Bales. Larry C4-17/Hn (Home), Highway Appliances, utilities and pets - occupancy. Sept. 1. P h . ing, windows, buildings, goM loaf PraH , Cropsey, 304-377-3441. Chatsworth, II., 7:30- furniture furnished for $140 per 815-445-2485. *4-17/7-8 and magnatic signs. Don Laistar NOW AT FAIRBU RY Appliance, *7 1 /7 -8 Monday-Saturday. c8-f month or $40 per week. Ph. Sign Sh«ip, Fairbury. c12-28/tfn 25% discount on genuine Kodak IN CHENOA, I bedroom D-BAR-D Farm A Kennel PIAND TUNING. Call I 815-442-4043 or 442-3524. apartment, stove, refrigerator CUSTOM MADE antiqua rapro Disc film developing. 202 E. certified dog grooming, dog •7-1/7-8 Locust. C4-I7/Hn Bachtold, 815-442-2711 and utilities furnished. Call ductions and rafinishing. Custom boarding. Horses boarded. 815-442-2447 after 4 | CULLOM . Three bedroom mobile 815-445-7100. c4-)7/Nn mada fumitura. Marty travis, KN ITTIN G or crocheting taught Western riding iessons. Ph. w e e k d a y s . c4-2^ Ph. 815-442-2840 aftar 5 p.m . 015-442-4448. Debbie and Paul home, large living room. $185 per FA IRBU RY, Newly remodeled 3 in my home. Ph. 304-527-4213. month plus security deposit. c03-82/Nn c4-24/tfn Dawson. c7-1/tfn PAPER HANGING, experi bedroom home with fam iiy room, ed. Shirley Meenen, Available June 17. Ph. patio and new siding. Ph. D RA PERIES - Shop at home -for WE W ILL DO sewer hookups. VICKY'S "H air" Quarters, 307 E. 815-484-2121. c7-1/tfn 815-457-8385. Pam Berk, 815-442-3741. c4-17/tfn appointment call anytime -Lois' Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. Spruce, Chatsworth, (west 815-457-8415. Reasonable. Drapery, Chanoa. Ph. 304-747-2448 or Roger Helbling at entrance), complete styling, ear M O BILE HOME in Chatsworth, 2 COUNTRY HOME for rent 7 c lO -l! 815-445-4742. c04-12/tfn 304-747-2253. c05-15/Nn piercing, open Wednesday - Bedroom. Gary Oohman. Ph. miles east of Cullom. Must have Saturday noon. Ph: 815-435-3157. SEPTIC TANK PUMPI 815-435-3543. c7-l/tfn W ILL DO furniture rafinishing. SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A references. Ph. 815-484-2344. cO -27/tfn Exce, Inc., Cullom, III. FAIRBU RY: Two bedroom new C4-I7/7-8 Reasonable. 312 W. Elm, Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, 815-484-2131. C12-2 Fairbury. Ph. 815-442-3144 altar Fairbury, III. Ph. 815-442-2583. apartments for rent. Fairbury HARD TO M AKE ends meet? We 4:30. Helen Backhoff. C02-14/Hn PAPERING - Painting pr Arm s, toe and 111 E. Columbia. can help! 2 bedroom apartments c4-1/tfn sionally don*. All types Call 217-745-2313, E .L. Vetter, in Lexington, appliances TUCKPOINTING, masonry, Sibley, III. cl2-24/tfn LABORATORY wallcoverings: vinyls, I furnished. Fam ily atmosphere. REFRIGERATION and air plastering, fireplaces, base flecks and murals. Fair CO LFAX: 2 bedroom apartment, Call Country Grove Apartments, conditioning service, RCA ments, chimneys and founda SECRETARY Paint Store, ph: 815-442- stove and refrigerator furnished, 304-345-8832. A neighborly place television. Whirlpool appliances. tions. Triple O Construction, We have a New Full Time posi after 4 p.m ., 815-442-2854. to liv e . C4-24/7-I Perkins Electric, Chatsworth. George Owcarx Jr., El Paso. Ph. window air conditioner, TV tion available tor a Laboratory c l- 2 Ph. 815-435-3404. c4-1/tfn 304-527-4240. Cll-20/tfn antenna lead in, no charge, coin IN CHENOA: 3 bedroom home Secretary experienced or will laundry available in building, CALL NOW for your sani with attached garage, iMtio and PIANO TUNING and repair. BABYSITTING wanted Phone ing to attend out of town sewer hookups. Complete only utilities to pay are phone and central air. Deposit and Robert Cum m ins, 1314 Glemwood, 815-442-2530. Sandy Hetherington. e le c t r ic . P h . 304-723-2411 o r course. The individual we are inside and out. Chenoa Buih references. Ph. 815-445-7154. Bloomington. Ph. 304-443-2702. c3-24/tfn seeking must be able to type Ph. 815-445-7374. C3- 304-723-5341. c3-11/tfn C4-24/7 1 c04-07/tfn PAPER HANGING, lady, ex lab transcripts. Dictaphone ex PROFESSIONAL ink IN GRIOLEY: Carpeted 2 EL PASO: Apartment, 2 TREE TRIMMING, topping or perienced, reasonable rate. perience preferred, accurate bedroom apartments with stove painting and decorating, ce bedroom, air conditioned, removai, also stump removal. Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph: typing a must. tiie and paneling. Free estim and refrigerator. Ph. 304-747- carpeting, fairly new. ' Ph. Free estimates, insured. Perry 815-442-2253. c7-2/Hn ^m e of your responsibilities 2405 a ft e r 4 p .m . c 4 - l/ tfn John Horn, Mper City. 304-527-2384. c4-24/tfn Price, Onarga. Ph. 815-248-7412. will be drawing blood and some 815-484-4045. C3-1 c04-14/tfn FAIRBU RY: Stevens Apartment IN FORREST: One bedroom work related driving required. Building. One bedroom unfur YOUR H O RSE Along with excellent working BOOKKEEPER/SECRETA efficiency apartment. Ph. 815- INSULATE TODAY. Save on Must be able to us* dictap nished apartment. Heat and 442-3044. c4-24/tfn heating and cooling cost. Call conditions we offer a com water furnished. Close to down petitive starting salary aruf and should be fam iliar Honegger Insulation. For free double-entry bookkeeping. St town. No pets or children. Refer FAfRBURY: One bedroom benefits package including estim ate call collect 815-457-8512 resume to: Box 115, E l Pose ences, deposit and lease requir unfurnished apartment, no pets, employee hospitalization in deposit and references. Ph. 815- or 844-4525. c07-14/Hn 41738. ' c7- ed. Ph. 815-442-2040or 015-442-2273 surance, 2 weeks vacation after after 4:30 p.m . and weekends. 442-3440. *4-24/7-1 W ILLIAM SON Cooling-Heating. t year and free lunches. NURSING AIDS, full time c4-24/tfn IN FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom Call for free estim ate, no obliga 11-7 s h in a n d 7-3 shift. Pleasi tion. Ph. 815-442-3113, Cender If you are Interested in a career FAIRBU RY: land2bedroom un apartm ent. Oak floors, fireplace, send detailed letter or resume or com* in and apply. Hawtk stove and refrigerator. Deposit Gas, Rt. 24 W ., Fairbury, III. Lodge Nursing Home. furnished apartments with stove cOa-02/tfn to Personnel Department. and refrigerator. Off street park and reference required. Ph. 815- 304-527-2700. C7- ing, washer and dryer in build 457-8447. c4-24/tfn J.R. ELECTRIC. INC. Farm, MOORE ByiLDIHG C 0 \ FAIRBUflY HOSPITAL 519 S. Fifth St. CUSTOM PICTURE fran ing. No pets or children. home, and industry. Ph. V Cbifltsibii. I I •1121 Joe Slagel's Frame Shop, References, deposit and lease 815-442-2285, Fairb ury, III. 12171 Minis •« Fairbury, II. 61729 (IM)I21 77MCat M7 815-442-2587. 407 E. Wa required. Ph. 815-442-2040 or PETS c05-22/tfn F a ir b u r y , I L . *7-1 815-442-2273 after 4:30 p.m . or APPLIANCES: "Full Service" weekends. c4-24/tfn Dealer for Frigidaire, Corning, FORREST: 2 bedroom apart FREE: KiHens and cats, all Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, HELP WANTED ment, aH Olectric. Stove and ages, all housebroken. See at the Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and refrigerator furnished. Ph. JI5- Motorcycle Shop, Fairbury. Ph. Kohler. Marlow's Appliance, P a u l ' s Chimney Sweep 457-8448. c4-24/tfn 815-442-3744. *4-10/7-1 In c., Chenoa, III. Ph. 815-445-7224. Open dally 7:30 a.m . to 5 p.m .; R R 1 FAIRBURY: Upstairs apart PART TIM E evening wail Sat. till noon, any evening by Cropsey, IL 61731 ment. Heat furnished. No pets. Apply at Fincham 's Steakha appointment. c13-34/lln Ph. 815-442-3044. c5-13/tfn SERVICES 309-377-2331 Fincham 's Insurance, Colfa C5-: FAIRBU RY: Large unfurnished MANN'S UPHOLSTERY Evenings or Fridays Service, Lexington, prompt two bedroom apartment. AMBITIOUS PERSONS to service, free estim ates, pick-up Convenient location. Stove and DECORATED CAKES for ail from your hons* part-tim e o( and delivery. Ph. 304-345-81M. Paul D . B ittner refrigerator, $145 per month plus occasions, including Sesame tim e. For interview w rit* B< c4-22/tfn utilities. Deposit required. Call Characters. Will deliver. Ph. c/e Fairbury Blade, Fairbui 815-457-8447. c5-27/tfn 815-488-3327. c04-14/tfn iRip ectiBR $1.00 41734; give name, addess l( N l EL PASO: Cottage, $145 per ALTERATIONS AND some phene number. c4-i month plus electricity. Ph. sewing repairs. Ph. 304-527-4213. EARN GOOD extra men*; 304-527-2085 before 5. c4-24/tfn your own boss. Sell c5-27/tfn i f M t r ' s Openinn in Fairbury, Fa GRfOLEY: New units with Township, Sullivan Towi appliances, separate utilities. OH GRAIN STORAGE Indian Grove and Bell* Pi street parking. Lease and deposit Townships. For required. Ph. 304-527-3031. SPECIAL infornnation call 815-457 c5-27/tfn -T^-7-r 815-484-4017 o r c a ll C UA8 hes tOOH leesing el 18.01 H 217-875^151. C4- FA IRBU RY: 2 bedroom upstairs single IntereeL 784 per bushel H e s, apartment. Stove and refrigera buys your cholee of 80,000 bu. Net E X P E R I E N C E D : St tor furnished. Ph. 815-457-8354. stemge o r,28,000 bu. round bln machine operators. O c4-3/tfn slo re g e . Dress Ce., 244 N. Co FAIRBURY: Furnished two Gilm an, IL . Mr's 7:30 a.m . room apartment with bath, also U n i t e d p .m . c7 furnished efficiency with private s o m ® GEN ERAL Maintenanco, AgrI-ServIcM tim e: Knowledge ef elech entrances, no pets, deposit and TRY THIS FOR SIZE] references. Ph. 815-442-3440. BrWtoy, IL 11744 plumbing, carpentry; pt *4-24/7-1 P k O M IM/747-3IN by Reuben Huber own tools; ideal for retire* < desiring extra hours. O I thiiik aU of uf are too shocked YO U UMH Three Oaks Nursing I and teddened by the tragedy in Lexington, 304-3458014. c l LlYingston County Pork Producers the Hamw-Aaron {amlUes to make any attanfit at humor this CERTIFIED Nurse Aides ANNUAL information contact Three week. Instead, I will a g a in Nursing Home, Lexii borrow from the writings of 304-345-8014. Cl Cook-0«t Coirioit William CuDen Bryant and r e t iT ® ’ dedicate Ms poetry to those who torreU retnentJ;'’ PART-TIME heusekt During Pontiac’s Jubiiee Days position available on the 4:: mourn. At the Court House in Pontiac shift. Please call or com* I Oh deem set they are Messed fill out an applicatien. Hawl F r id iy , J u l y 2 ja< H ai b e g U iB at p.m. aloae one vIbU one o1 out Lodge Nursing Hem*. Whose .lives a peaceful tenor 304-527-2700. C) 1st Prize: Gas G rill keep: Daaatad hy: Wcla ia i of SobertB, CoNom, Pootiae For God, wh* pities nun, hath o H lc e s . . shewn 2nd Prize: |S0 Meat Gift Certificate A blessing for the eyes that weep. C o n t e s t 3rd Prize: $25 Meat Gift Certificate The light of smiles shall fill again GUI ■oth ieaatad by: Uv. Co. P ait Ptoiocera The lids that averflew with tears. Each contestant wiii receive dinner for two at And weary hours of wee and pain TAl Paul’s New Log Cabin. Are premises ef happier years. August 13,19 Eworyono Is Imrttod.. Come w atch and For Ged has marked each O s n s r o u i sam ple the entrees. sarrewlng day. And nnmbered every secret tear. To R tg islBr: M ail Interested contestants call Roger Brown And Heaven’s lang age af bUss talB iit IB N ancy Oi a t 0 8 2 * 3 8 5 3 shaHpay atm or Call (sis) Far an Hb childrea saffer hat*. A ll ofrtiioB m iM t b / ) County Lines - June 30>July 1, 1962—FIVE 44S^3221 Chatsworth 815435-3010 Chenoa 815-945-3221 -723-2661 Cullom 815466-2654 Colfax 309 723-2661 15462 2366 Cornbelt El Paso 30B527 4600 Fairbury 815492-2386 »^747 2079 Forrest 8154574462 O'idley 309 747 2079 5268-7815 Lexington 3093654714 Onarga 615 266 7615 Woo(dfoP(d County Classifieds Piper City 615466 2550 30-July 1, 1982->-FOUR C o u r t N e w s YER6LER Oradlng REGARDLESS Of where you All typM oi term bought your equipment, when ANTIQUES PERSONAL M. Frt« MtlmatM. Ph. you need it repaired, see: Don )706. c7-1/tfii Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Equloment. Ph: 6I5-43S-3764 GENERAL DOCKET Normal A Linda Leigh Pinkham, BALING A Mowing (Business) or 81S-435-34S6 R T . 24 AN TIQ UES, comer of Oak WANT TO LO SE weighfT I lost 21 T ra H ic 34, El Paso. r Big Round Baloi. Lorry (Home), Highway 24, and 6th, Fairbury. Hours 1-3 pounds in 21 days. Ktn von Ju n e 14 Ju n e 10 :roptoy, 366-377-3U1. Chatsworth, II., 7:30-S:30 daily, closed Saturday and B o h ro n , 309-432-2743, 309-432-2427 Haial K. Lovecamp, Cl Daniel Eric Burgard, 21, •7-1/7-6 Monday-Saturday. c6-4/ttn Sunday. Antiques, m isc., used o r 309-432-2303. C4-24/7-I driving while intixicated; Cl I Champaign A Nancy Lynn Scott, book exchange or sale, price D Farm A Konnol improper lane usage. 21, Champaign. PIANO TUNING. Call Herb 20C-33C. c7-^l/tfn I dog grooming, dog BachtoM, 613-493-2711 oT Michael M. McNamara, no Small Claims g. Horsos bMrdod. 613-493-2997 after 4 p.m. OPEN Saturday, and Sunday BUSINESS valid driver's license. Ju n e 14 I riding lotson*. PB. weekdays. c9-24/tfn July 3 and 4, shop Wilson Gary H. Rutledge, Cl driving GriHin, Raymond L. A Ellen |44t. Oobbio and Paul antiques-used furniture, Chenoa. OPPORTUNITIES under influence of drugs; Cl I K. vs. Leonard Dillm an, etal. c7 -l/M n PAPER HANGING, experienc *7-1/7-1 ed. Shirley Meenen, Ph: reckless driving; CUI failure to Sampen Hardware vs. S "H air" Quarters, M7 E. 613-437-6363. Pam Bork, Ph: reduce speed; CIV no valid Michael Lee Hofbauer. Chatiwortb, (wmst 613-437-6413. Reasonable. EQUIPMENT A VEHICLE driver's license. C h a n c e ry o), complote styling, oar TRAVEL c l0 - l3 / t ln loosing agent needed. Become Ju n e IS I, open Wodnosday - self employed in the extremely Ju n e 1$ Banta, Lynn N. etc. vs. ly noon. Pb: I15-03S-31S7. SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, lucrative business of equipment Levi E. Gingerich, Cl driving c i-3 7 / tfn Exco, Inc., Cullom, III. Ph. and vehicle leasing. 3793 total W illard Ahrens, etal. 613-469-2131. c13-24/tfn ONE W EEK in the sun, from 3269 while intoxicated; C ll driving in State Tax Lien including a ir fare and hotel, from investment, includes all wrong lane. Ju n e 14 PAPERING - Painting profes Chicago. Adventure Tours and necessary materials and sionally done. All types of Travel, at the Downtowner training. No additional charges. June 14 John A Linda Huxtable, Jr., JIBORATORY wallcoverings; vinyls, foils. Motel, 100 N. Main, Pontiac, III. Call - Hayes Equipment a Auto Robert C. Adams, ill. trans. oi M in o n k • 140.79 Hocks and murals. Fairbury Ph.613-642-1133. c4-l/tfn L e a s in g , 013-472 0443. a lc o h o l. Ju n e IS SECRETARY Paint Store, ph: 613-493-3323, C4-24/7-0 Dean L. Paternoga, ill. trans. Gerald B. Brower, etux, Mark ive a New Full Time poei- after 4 p.m ., 613-493-2634. of alcohol. Davis, WO-pt outlot20 City of c l- 2 1 / tfn ivallable for a Laboratory Paul D. Rapp, ill. poss. of M in o n k . itary experienced or wlll- CALL NOW for your sanitary INSTRUCTION CAR POOLS a lc o h o l. Mark B. Davis, Woodford :o attend out of town sewer hookups. Complete job Matthew Simmons, no valid County Bank, Mtg-SILOOO Same e. The Individual we are inside and out. Chenoa BuiM ^ . driver's license. a s a b o v e . ng must be able to type Ph. 613-943-7374. c3-4/tfn TUTORING - High school (unior Judy A. Violette, ill. trans. of Ruby R. Robbins, the Public, anscripts. Dictaphone ex READERS MAY ADVERTISE PROFESSIONAL interior w ill tutor third - sixth graders, a lc o h o l. AH. ElOO ft. BIk 23 McClellan's ice preferred, accurate painting and decorating, ceiling free in this classification. S3/hour. Ph. 613-492-4076. ncO2-0S/tln Ju n e 17 Addn. to O .T. now city of El Paso. ] a m ust. tiie and paneling. Free estim ates. •4-24/7-1 I of your responsibilities JeHery A. Blunk, disobeyed Ju n e 16 John Harn, Hper City. Ph. WOULD LIK E to share ride to stop sig n . Citizens SAL Assn. Jerome H. e drawing blood and some 613-464-9043. c3-t1/tfn KIDS KRAFT KLASSES at the summer school at ISU, Monday- W right, etux. Rel. related driving required. Krafty Korner July 4 - decorate a Friday. Monday a W ed n esd ay C rim in a l BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY, I with excellent working can and twinkle podge, July 13 7:30-4:43; Tuesday, Thursday Ju n e 14 Minonk State Bank, Donald R. itions we offer a com- Must be able to use dictaphone -beaded angel; July 20 - bake a and Frid ay, 7:30-11:23. W illing to George Gronewold deceptive Ketchmark, etux. Rel. ve starling salary and and should be fam iliar with bead; July 27 - refrigerator sacrifice an hour either way. Ph. p ra c tic e June 17 fils package including double-entry bookkeeping. Send a magnets; 33 each class; 1 to 3 013-492-3441. nc4-l7/7-22 Ju n e IS Edith L. Jones, Gregory E. resume to: Box 113, El Paso, IL. p.m. Must be 6 years old. Walk- 3yee hospitalization in- James Lingle - Burglary Strauck, etux. WD-Lotl and pt. 41736. cM/7-1 ins • welcome. Krafty Korner, EL PASO - Share ride or pay for ice, 2 weeks vacation after ride back and forth to Normal. (Accountability) SW<4 Seen T20N R1E. NURSING AIDS, full time for Chatsworth. 613-433-3033. t and free lunches. C4-24/7-29 Ph. 309-327-3231. nc7;l/7-22 Jerroll Meinders - Burglary I are interested In a career 11-7 shiH and 7-3 shift. Please call (Accountability) or come in and apply. Hawthorne detailed letter or resume Jason Wilson - Burglary HOUSBNNJI & HEAL ESTATE rsonnel Department. Lodge Nursing Home. Ph. 309-327-2760. c7-1/7-6 Ju n e 17 AUCTION lIRMIflV HOSPITAL Coming off record-breaking Jerroll Meinders - Burglary 519 S. Fifth St. CUSTOM PICTURE framing, (Accountability) SuiHlRy. July 11.1M2 Joe Slagel's Frame Shop, Ph. 1216 Sunset (^urt, Fairbury, II. 61726 D iv o rc e loHi apswoniimwvw 613-492-2367. 407 E. Walnut, year for rabies in Illinois Bayles Lake. Loda, IL Fairbury, IL. *7-1/7-29 Ju n e 14 (6th house, West Entrance) Edwards, Bobbi Jo vs. by Mary Richarda signs of rabies during that 10 12 NCXJN In 1981, a record-breaking days, it should be sent by the W illiam Francis Edwards. M a rria g e Antiques & CoHectora HELP WANTED year for rabies, 567 animals were local Animal Control Officer to Items, HouielioM Items, the state health department Ju n e IS confirmed as rabid in Illinois. John Larry Jenkins, 22, East Recreatlousl EqalpmsBl. But, this in no way implies that laboratory for testing. If those Peoria A Reva Lee Ford, 10, East tests are positive, then you, or the Real Estate to sail at 2p.m. PART TIM E evening waitress. we had a total of 567 rabid P e o ria . 3-bedroom house, on lakelront Apply at FIncham 's Steakhaus or person bitten sltould start the animals in the state. There are Harold Boyd M cCormick, 30, lot Fincham 's Insurance, Colfax. certainly many more rabid rabies shots immediately. The c3 -2 0 /tfn Owners — animals - especially skunks - in state health department urges Jeriy & Bonnie Howland AMBITIOUS PERSONS to work rural areas of the state that die you to have pet d ^ and cats vac from your home part-tim e or fuli- cinated against rabies so that you Haskins Auction Service. Ph. without ever being sent to the 815-686-9094. Piper City. IL. tim e. For interview write Box W, can avoid having to take the c/o Fairbury Blade, Fairbury, IL laboratory. 41739; give-nam e, addess and Rabies is transmitted through series of rabies shots if you are phone number. c4-24/tfn contact with the saliva of a rabid ever bitten. animal. Althoagh it is usually EXTENDED HOURS: EARN GOOD extra money. Be For your convenience. Or. C.J. Cortese has your own boss. Sell Avon. transmitted through a bite, it can Openinm in Fairbury, Fayette also be transmitted in other extended his office hours to 12:45 to 6:00 p.m. Call Township, Sullivan T o w n sh ip , ways, like a scratch, or handling anytime for an appointment. Indian Grove and Belle Prairie the animal in such a way that you Or. C.J. Cortese, Podiatrist, will see disorders of Townships. For more information call 013-437-6419, come in contact with its saliva. the foot at the Madison Street Clinic, 520 West 613-464-9017 or call collect If you come in contact with a Madison, Pontiac, IL.. Phone 815/844-6106. 217-673-4131. c4-17/tfn dog or cat that has been esposed EXPERIENCED: Sowing to a rabid animal - or one you DR. C.J. CO RTESE, DPM machine operators. Central suspect might be rabid - the cat To bettar serve your podlatrfc needs: Dress Co., 249 N. Central, or dog should be captured im •SPORTS MEDICINE vGENERAL PODIATRY Gilnsan, IL . U r's 7:30 a.m . - 3:13 mediately and confined and p .m . C7-1/7-1 •RUNNING INJURIES •SURGERY •SKIN & NAIL GENERAL Maintenance, part- observed for ten days. DISORDERS. tim e: Knowledge of electricity, If the domestic pet shows •15-432*S2t4 plumbing, carpentry; provide own tools; ideal for retiree or one desiring extra hours. Contact W ell D rilling Three Oaks Nursing Home, Lexington, 309-343-6014. & R e p a i r C7-1/7-I Rotary or Spudilor CERTIFIED Nurse Aides, For information contact Three Oaks Plastic or^tool Nursing Home, Lexington, Pump. Salas 309-343-6014. C7-1/7-1 Farm • Villago PART-TIME housekeeping position available on the 4:30 to 3 ^ T a y lo r ’s shift. Please call or come in and fill out an application. Hawthorne W ell Service Lodge Nursing Heme. Ph. 32 Years Experience 309-327-2700. C7-1/7-6 Anchor. III. 3(W/723-S521 CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS f e d e r a l ,„M(OClsUon All*!®® over deoler invoice If You Shop & Compare, You’ll Buy From LYNN Chevrolet 823 U4dSliwt County Lines • June 30-July 1 ,1W2—SIX 0 9 Leave It to Beaw Livingston County 9 :0 0 (2) 7 0 0 Chib d ) PhM Donahue I2) 3 0 0 DonafM 0 0 0(13) 13 a Fairbury Hospital N otes «2 Richard Simmone 0 (10) ESPN S| C o u r t N e w s Cuntuff (7) 7 A .M . Chicago (91 9 Movie TUESDAY, June 22, 1902 Chenoa; William Fugate, boy, Pontiac; Mrs. Helen Harth, Forrest. 0 One Day at a T Judge Charles Frank, Presiding William Allonge, Fairbury Sm. ADMITTED Fairbury; Mrs. Marilyn Todd, 0S (51 5 DHTrent Stra C l. Cm pit. $101.74. 4-11-02. Ronald Denniston, Piper City, Fairbury; Master Chad Rundles, (11) Sesam e Street Victor Trevino, U , Pontiac, Fairbury Hospital Births: battery, dismissed, (Com plaint). In Re: Dissolution of Mar Surgical; Miss~ Dorothy Steffen, Chatsworth; Mrs. Megan 0 (12) 1 2 EM To Mr. and Mrs. David Bates, Company Joel A. Geensburg, Ruskin, riage of Linda S. VanDusen A Fairbury, Medical; Kent Aberle, Ziegenhorn, Fairbury; Kent Forrest, a baby girl born Friday, 0 (a) • Love Boat Fla., thett under, 49.99, (C o m Richard J. VanDusen. 4-14-02. Fairbury, Accident; Miss Gina Aberle, Fairbury. 0 a STV Programmii In Re: for Legal Separation ol Austman, Forrest, Surgical; June 25, 1902 at 1:45 p.m. p la in t ). weighing 7 lbs., 3V^ o i. 0 Villa Alegre Randall L. Walden, 44, Linda Ann Caraker, Pontiac A Mrs. Edna Alexander, Piper SA T U R D A Y , June 24, 1902 9:30 0 0 Joker's Wild Robert E. Caraker, Sr. 4-14-02. City, Medical. ADMITTED To Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Chenoa, speeding, $33.00, Kennedy, Pontiac, a baby boy O 0 (13) 1 3 Couplet (Flanagan). DISMISSED Harry LoeHler, Chenoa, (7) 7 Edge of Night born Friday, J u im 25, 19B2,at4:09 Walton's of Fairbury vs. Aurto Jason Mowery, Fairbury; Medical; Mrs. Megan 0 ® A lice Keith G. Schladenhauffen, 21, p.m. weighing 7 lb s., I5V« o i. Forrest, speeding, SSO.OO bond Ram irei, Fairbury Sm. Cl. Mrs. Virginia Mayhall, Ziegenhorn, Fairbury, Medical; 0 (5) 5 0 (41 2 WtM To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cm pit. $32.27 A costs. 4-15-02. Bloomrngton; Mrs. Cora Elliott, Mrs. Jane Siegmund, Fairbury, Fortune fort. (State). Ziegenhorn, Fairbury, a baby Pamela A. Steimie, 23, Pon Walton's of Fairbury vs. Evan Fairbury, transferred to HLSP. Medical; Mrs. Edna Somers, girl born Sunday, June 27,1902 at tiff) Euflv Beatty, Chatsworth Sm. Cl. Strawn, Medical; Rev. David tiac, speeding, $33.00, (Pontiac). 7:04 p.m. weighing 4 lb. 3 u . 10:00 d ) One Day M a Tim< Andrew J. Thompson, it, Pon Cm pit. $414.05 A costs. W EDNESDAY, June 23, 1902 Deal, Fairbury, Accident. To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas 0 (3) 3 0 ® Pri( tiac, speeding, $33.00, (Pontiac). Walton's of Fairbury vs. Alvie ADMITTED DISMISSED Bumpus, Pontiac, a baby girl, Right Merlin L. Bates, 35, Kempt. Strawn Sm. Cl. Cmpit. Derrick Beaver, Piper City, Alois Nimbler, Fairbury. O 0 0 (6) S 0 bom Monday, June 20, 1902 at Medical; William Fugate, T m m Chatsworth, ill. trans. ol alco., $319.40 A costs. 4-15-02. 5:10 a.m . weighing 4 lbs., 13 oi. $33.00, (County). Fairbury, Surgical; Mrs. Peggy SUNDAY, June 27, 1902 O S < l 3 ) 1 3 7 00 Ch Mike R. Adams, 27, Streator, MARRIAGE LICENSES: Brees, Chatsworth, Medical; ADMITTED l7l 7 O 0 Love Boat no safety equip, $33.00, (County). Miss Janet Holt, Arlington Mrs. Marcellitw Kistler, 111) Mr. Rogers' N Dale Ray Fulk and Nancy borhood Theodore P. Tallano, 24, Pon Evelyn Fraher, both of Dwighf, Heights, Medical; Mrs. Marie Chatsworth, Accident; Mrs. May traffic deaths Sancken, Saunemin, Medical; Penalee Knight, Pontiac, 0 (1 2 ) 12 0 tiac, speeding, $S1.00, (County). 4-14-02. Programs Mrs. Megan Ziegenhorn, Medical; Harvey Leman, James A. Patten, It, Dwight, William Patrick Leonard III dip below 1981 total 0 (81 a John Davi Fairb u ry, AOedical. Fairbury, Medical; Miss Autumn speeding, $33.00, (Dw ight). and Rosemary Margaret Riegle, Illinois recorded 126 traffle Show Lane, Fairbury, Medical; Roger 10:30 (2) Another LHe Juell M. Smith, 29, Fairbury, both of Dwight, 4-14-02. DISMISSED fatalities during the month of no valid rcg., $33.00, (Fairb ury). Herbert Fred Parkes and Mrs. Mary Dearth, Fairbury; AAason, Chenoa, M edical. (X) A lice William E. Mattox, Jr., 2$, Belva E. Essington, both of Mrs. Ann Sctiade, Culloi^ May, 1962, 33 under last year’s (11) Electric Compatr 11 :(M (2) Independent Net Pontiac, no valid reg. $33.00, Dwight, 4-14-02. Ronald Denniston, Piper City; DISMISSED total for the same month. District Six State Police at News (P o n t ia c ). Jimmy Joe Potts and John Corrigan, Odell; Miss Janet ■ Baby girl Mowery, Forrest; d) TaMetaies D a v id N . S p a n io l, 21, AAan- Marianne Fanchi, both of Holt, Arlington Heights. Donald Bracken, Forrest; Mrs. Pontiac, reported that there were 0 (3) 3 0 0 Yourq ville, no valid reg. $33.00, (Coun Chenoa, 4-14-02. Jang Fidler, Kokomo, Ind.; Mrs. three traffic deaths in their the Restless t y ) . T H U R SD A Y , June 24, 1902 LauVeHa SteMe, Chatsworth; District in May, which consists of 0 0 0 (4) 5 0 James W. Morse, 33, Dillon E. Prendergast III and ADMITTED Mrs. Wendy Bates and baby girl, Ford, Iroquois, Kankakee, Liv The Doctors Saunemin, no valid reg., $33.00, Diana Lynn Schuler, both of Fa ir William Adams, Chenoa, Fo rrest. O 0 (131 1 3 N ew sti ingston and McLean counties. 0 (101 Varied P r ^ (S t a t e ). bury, 4-14-02. Medical; Mrs. Grace Marr, Two fatalities occurred in Jay D. Richardson, 21, Pon Lbe Paul Baker Sr. and Clara Chatsworth, Medical; Master M ONDAY, June 20, 1902 (7) 7 O 0 ( S Family Feud tiac, ill. trans. ol alco., $33.00, Mae Whitten, both of Pontiac, Chad Rundles, Chatsworth, Kankakee county and one in Iro ADMITTED 0 (9) 9 Big Valley (P o n t ia c ). 4-14 02. Surgical; Mrs. Eliiaboth Bishop, Mrs. Mary Allen, Chatsworth, quois county. The Iroquois county fatality was handled by Illinois (11) Ufa Around Us Anthony J. Fehr, 17, Fairbury, Rodney Duane (»odbee and Chenoa, Medical; Howard Medical; Walter Hines, 0 Take 2 speeding, $33.00, (Fairb u ry). Sheila Kay Edwards, both of Simmons, Chenoa, Medical; John Fairbury, Surgical; Master State Police personnel. 11:30 (2) Movie Thomas P. Rathbun, 22, Fair Cullom 4-14-02. Hankes, Fairbury, Medical. Travis Kinsella, Towanda, District Six 'Troopers handled d) Young and bury, fail to reduce speed, $33.00, William Blaine Black and DISMISSED M edical. 106 non-fatility accidents during R estless (S t a t e ). Janet Lynn Roberts, both of Pon Harry LoeHler, Chenoa; Miss DISMISSED the month of May. Of these ac 0 0 0 (6) S 0 Search For Tomorrov Darren K. Densmore, 14, tiac. 4-14-02. Gina Austman, Forrest; Mrs. Max Smith, Fairbury, cidents 26 involved personal in Odell, fa il to reduce speed, $33.00, Geraldine Somerville, Fairbury. transferred fo Burnham Ci^ O 0 (13) 1 3 Pa< jury and 79 involv^ property Court MARRIAGES: (C o u n ty ). hospifal. Champaign; Harvey (7) 7 O 0 Ryan'S H Patricia Walsberg, Pontiac F R ID A Y , June 25, 1902 Leman, Fairbury, transferred to damage only. (Xher activity by District Six (11) Electric Compan WARRANTY DEEDS; and Larry Hepperly, Chenoa ADMITTED Carle hospital, Urbana; Roger ______0 (8) • N ew s______John A. Luethy 8. wf. to Neal 5-30 02. Troopers during the month of Max Smith, Fairbury, Mason, Chenoa; Mrs. Peggy AFTERNOON O rtle p p i w f., jt. ten. 4-14-12 $10 Vera B. M iller, Pontiac and M edical. Brees, Chatsworth; Master John May included 2456 citations, 4060 etc. (R .S . $S3.) L 11 A W. 40' of L Joseph E. Culbertson, DISMISSED Hankes, * Fairbury; Mrs. warnings, 4 criminal arrests and 12:00 0 (3) 3 0 0 N ew s 12 B 3 Chatsworth. Homewood, 4-3-02. Darrick Beaver, Piper City; Marcelline Kistler, Chatsworth; 16 arrests for driving under the 0 0 0 (4) 2 Da James Diller to Thomas Loria Ann Lomascolo, Chenoa Mrs. Lori Hodge and teby girl. Mrs. Doris Kennedy and baby influence of alcohol. Our Lives Brand 4-11-03 $10etc. (R .S . ) E and David Charles M elvin, Pon O 0 (13) 13 M onkees L9 B22 Chatsworth. tia c, 4-5-02. (7) 7 o 0 0 (81 Joyce C. Howell Lindelol, be Becky June Ferguson and My CMIdren ing same person as Joyce C. Myron Joseph Burton, both of 9-Doy Locolized Guide June 29-July 9, 1982 0 (9) 9 My Three Sr Howell Lindelhof to Nichols- Pontiac 4-4-02. 0 (6) 5 N ew scenter Homeshield, Incorp. 4-4-02 $10 (11) Sesam e Street etc. (R .S. M7.S0) Pt. E ' l ol Lts. 4 DIVORCES: 1 2 :30 d ) 0 13) 3 0 0 / a S in S/D of SW>4 Sec. 4-24-0. Regina L. Dunlap and Ernest ■ |TV World Turns Dale Zimmerman A w f., etai. D. Dunlap, both of Pontiac, 0 0 (13) 13 Space Coaster to Nichols-Homeshield Incorp., 4 10-42. O (9l 9 INN News Chatsworth 4-11-02 $10 etc. (R .S. Karen L. Ferguson and 0 iBl 5 Days of Our $2S.) Pt. W *'2 of L 4 in S /D o f SW>4 Rodney J. Ferguson, both of Pon 1 :0 0 (2) $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramk Sec. 4-24-0. tiac, 4-10-42. 0 0 0 U l 2 At Henry W. Phillips, bach, to World V illa g e o l S tra w n 11-23-01 e tc . BIRTHS: U p d a t e O 0 (13j 13' Coti (R.S. - ) L 7 BS Strawn. Mr. and M rs. Wayne Folkers, of Eds. Fadier Dwight, son, 4-12-42. (7) 7 O 0 0 18) Ufa to Live MEMORANDUM OF JUDG Mr. and M rs. David Mowery, 0 (9) 9 Dick Van D) MENT; Forrest, daughter, 4-13-42. 6:00 d) Daybreak 6:30 d) 0 13) J 0 Wake (11) French Chef Commercial Natl. Bk. of AAr. and Mrs. Rick Harder, WEEKDAYS O I3> J 0 ® Jimmy with the Captain 0 News/Sports/Wt Peoria vs. Kevin A Ruby Kim- Pontiac, son, 4-13-42. MORNING Swaggert 0 (13) 1 3 Hot Fudge 1 :3 0 (2) Varied Programs mel, Chatsworth Rec. 4-1S-02 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Remeta, O ® Jim Bakker a0 (9) 9 BuMwinkle d ) 0 (3) 3 0 0 Ct Judgmt. rendered 3-29-02 for Long Point, daughter, 4-14-42. 5:00 (21 U.8. A.M. O (13) 13 0 AM-Duy M ovies O 0 if 3) 1 3 Nawstalk 0 15) 5 Today in Chicago $1,231.27 A costs from Peoria Co., Mr. and M rs. Paul Folk, Fair • (10) ESPN Sports (11) (Uqitioned A K A cres • Daybreak 0 19) 9 Derwiii III. bury, son, 4-14-42. ® « Health Field Center New s o a 700 CkJb G i (4) 2 Country Day Menace M r . and M rs. James Tribley, 5:30 C2D Summer Semester O (9) 9 Top/Moming 0 a Jimmy Swaggart 0 IS) 6 AnrMhm Wc CERTIFICATES OF RELEASES Fairbury, son, 4-14-42. O («> 9 FeHh 20 0 (6) S Health Field (11) Over Easy OF FEDERAL TAX LIENS: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc 0 0 It Takes s Thief 5:45 ® <4) 4 Cloeer to God 2 :0 0 (2) 7 0 0 Ckib Carl M. Peterson, Advisor to Clellan, Pontiac, son, 4-14-42. 5:45 • Is) S Meditatians 6:15 (7) 7 Sign On/News Today d) 0 13) 3 0 0 O Simon A. A Kristine L. Simon, Mr. and M rs. David Artman, 99 14) 6 Jim Bakfcar (111 W eather Ught Fairbury, 4-11-02. Reis, lien filed Forrest, son, 4-14-42. 7:00 (2) Romper Room O 0 CHIPS 4-20-01 to r $1,030.30. QD 0 (31 3 O SC CBS O 0 (13) 13 Par DEATHS: Morning News Fam ily 0 0 0 15) 5 G5 (41 2 (7) 7 0 0 0 COURT PROCEEDINGS: Kenneth Porterfield, 42, Sun Today General Hospital Honeggers A Company, Fair City, Aril., former Chatsworth, O 0 113) 1 3 MagHle 0 (9) 9 I Drea bury vs. Raymond D. Bee, Pon 4-12-42. Gorilla Jeannie tiac Sm. a . Cmpit. $1459.9$. Laura Nichols, 79, Graym ent, (7) 7 0 0 ( S I (a) 4 Good (11) Varied Program 4-9-02. 4-12-42 Morning America 0 (4) 2 Merv (M fllr In Re: Dissolution of Mar Lyle Stalter, 54, Flanagan, HBO Home Bex Office 0 (9) 9 Boio's Circus 2 :3 0 0 0 (13) 13 I riage of Barbara Ann Hogan, 4-13-42. CBN Christian Netwrfc (X) (11) B usin ess Report Don't Eat Daisies Pontiac A Steven Michael Hogan, Gloria Brew er, 54, Ottawa, WBBM Chicago. IL (Z) 0 9 T V College ) (•) 9 Family Affai Odell. 4-10-02. former Cornell, 4-13-42. WCIA Champaign. IL 9 U) 1 (5 )5 CHIPS WEEK Peoria. IL 7:30 (2) Gary Randall Show (12) 12 E In Re: Dlssoiutiqn of Mar George Bashore, 43, Seattle, • * TMC Movie Channel _ (13) 1 3 Brady Kids Compeny riage of Deborah A. Petersen, ) 0 ( f : Wash., former Pontiac, 4-14-42. WFLD Chloago, IL o HSI IJ (11) Sesam e Street 3:00 CD Price Is Right Chenoa A Terry Lee Petersen, Lyle Girard, 54, Cornell, SHOW Showtime lei 7:4B 0 (12) 1 2 0 W eather 0 (3) 3 Early Www Orlando, Florida. 4-10-02. 4-14-42. ESPN uporiu iwiwoni • HOI 0 0 Favorita Funr The Water Shop, Humboldt vs. Gladyt Fraher, 45, Pontiac, WLB Chlosga IL (7) 7 3:00 (2) Bomothing Beautiful 0 0 (13) 13 Forrest Dairy Products, Inc. Sm. 4-15-42. WRAU Peoria, IL (9 O 0 (13) I J Woody a . CmpH. $2,194.74. 4-IOB2. M acel Lew is, 74, Pontiac, WON Chloagrx IL (•) « (7) 7 Movie Steidlinor, Inc., Fairbury vs. 4-15-42. WMSD Peoria, IL CD 0HoTwriM l PfOMme 0 0 0 (6) 9 Er • 112) 12 0 toeam o Hater Heinrichs dha Heinrich's S. P. Bradley, l7, Pontiac, WMAO Chloago. IL (SI f WTTW Chieegot IL » (11) ^ ( 9 ) 9 0 (4) 2 I Mointenanco, Saunemin Sm. a . 4 -1 S « . WIU Urbana, IL im I t Nawo/Bporta/Waathar CmpH. 0100.97. 4-II-02. Ooorgo Ferrot« 44, Ohonoa, CNN v0Oi0ao^a-s- f^0W0 fViWTm MbooMb 0 • Oat Smart _ l 0 Hour Magaxh Stoldtator, Inc., Fairbury vs. 4 -1 4 « . W ICO . CTamyl^n. IL (B W t S (111 Eleetric Compel Itm er Moints, Fairbury SnwII Lerotta WanggaaM, 72> WAND 0 HI « B:30 0 (12) 1 2 tie a m e I C M m CmpH. 0007.90. 0-11-01. StiNwator, Ofcla., former Pan- W09«0 ChlaagA IL ♦ 0 • t a s \ 3 :3 0 (2) Movloe: A r, Inc., Fairbury vs. Mac, 4-17-42. WTVP F a o iiA lL O (111 I (IS) 13 I 0 >3(KJuly 1 .1962-SIX County Lines June 3(KJuly n 1962—8EV6N Is up to the Gaiking robot tar, Jossiph Cotton. 19S1. 8 P Leave It to Beaver 8 Andy Griffith Seventlea The final seg (2) AN 004*8 ChBdnn ment of this series looks at to save the world. 9 :0 0 12) 7 0 0 C lu b W P P o p a y o (7) 7 MOVIE: 'Bye, Bye, (Z) 8 (3) 3 8 O MOVIE: QD PhH D o nahue S(9) 5 Bob Newhart the decade of Watergate *Raoe tar Your Uta^ CtwrBe and the Bicentennial. BinMe' Part 2 (3 ) 3 8 8 D o nahue (11) Seeame Street 3:30 (2) MOVIE: 'Atomie Khf A Brown' Charlie Brown and 8 8 8 1 1 3 ) f J 8 U ) 8 M) 2 T o m G J o t r y (a) MOVIE: 'Chu Chu and the entire Peanuts group is lo te s A ^s-s---- a - the PhHIy Flash' A street youn^ man is exposed to «m tVvdlBra OwfwTgOfvS 8 Is) P Rhode atomic radiation and be packed off to summer entertainer and an ex- 8 HO) ESPN Sports 4:00 (Z) Bamaby Jones comes a government camp where they face wild C e n te r I 8 I OrM n of Jeannie basebsll star plan to con- adventures. 1977. fiscats a brisfesse full of charge. Mickey Roonsy, (7) 7 A.M . Chicago 8 (13) 13 FHntstones Robert Strauss, Hal March. 8 8 8 (9 1 « 8 (4) 2 Reel secret government docu People Tonight's show fea Hac; Mr«. HtlM Hartti, 19) P M o vie I 8 Gomer Pyle 1 9 5 4 . 8 One Day at a Time I (9) P M cHala’s Navy ments. Carol Burnett, Alan tures a professional dog Arkin, Ruth Buzzi. 1981. 8 (10) 19S2 World 8 Is) 5 DHTrent Strokes 1 8 Rockford Files Leoroeae Championship walker, a doctor who is R a te d P G . Itt) Sesame Street I IB) 8 Mary Tyier Moore from Baltimore, MD also a stand-up comedian 8 (101 PKA Full Contact Hospital Births: 8 (1 2 ) 12 E le c tric (121 12 8 6m . R o g e rs' 4G0 8 Consumer Reports 'The and a rodeo for senior citi . and M rs. David Batos, C o m p an y N a' ig hborhood h i^ K a ra te Not-For-Kids-Only Show' zens. (R) (BO min.) 11:30(2) MOVIE: 'Royal African s baby girl born Friday, 8 W P Love Boat 8 N e w sviw a t c h This show features topics 8 O (13) f3 P.M. RIflee' Naval lieutenant is , im at l:4S p.m. 8 P 8TV Programming 8 M) 2 Qrizsiy Adams of special interest to an M ag a zin e ordered to gat back valus- 8 VUta Alegre 8 18) P H o u r M a g a zin e yone concerned about (8) B iz a n e 7 lb s ., 3V i o i. bls stolen shipment of tr. and Mrs. Joffory 9:30 8 8 Joker's Wild 4:30 8 8 Brady Bunch spending money wisely, 8 (10) Auto Racing '82: 8 8 It 3) 13 C o u p le s O 8 (13) 13 Tom B guns. Louis Heywsrd. Ve USAC Sprints from Terra < , Pontiac, a baby boy ronica Hurst, Michael Pate. a MOVIE:*'Stripes' A re 17) 7 Edge of Night J e rry cruit has his own ideas as H a u te, IN lay, Juno IS, l«g 2,at«:tf 1 9 5 3 .______8 ST) A H ca (7) 7 Eyewitness Maga to how the 'New Army' (7) 7 a 8 97) (8) • M OVIE: Ihing 7 lb s., ISV4 01. 8 IB) 5 » Ml 2 Wheel of zin e AFTERNOON ______should work. Bill Murrsy, 'Midnight Offerings' A 17- hr. and Mrs. Gary Fo rtu n e O 8 Hogan's Heroes Harold Ramis, Warren year-old witch punishes 12K)0 8 MOVIE: *The Survivor' m, Fairbury, a baby 8 181 P OWigan's Island O a te s. 1981. R a te d R . her school and classmates A pilot is hsunted by the Sunday, Juno 27, ifU at 8 Owdr Easy 8 IB) 5 NevviMenter 4:30 8 Wimbledon: Men's with fiery demonstrations. eerie crash of his plane. w e ig h in g * lb . 3 01. 10:00 (3D One Day at a Time (11) Mr. Rogers' Neigh Querterfinels Melissa Sue Anderson, 8 13) 3 8 8 P ric e Is borhood Robert Powell. 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Lou Brown, ct Six State Police at ments. Carol Burnett. Alan (2) Tattletales MORNING Track' A ten-year-old or David Clendinning. Jenni reported that there were Arkin, Ruth Buzzi. 1981. 8 13) 3 8 8 Young and phan's amazing abilities to fer Cluf. 1980. affic deaths in their the Restless 5:30 8 Jiminy Cricket Presents pick winners at the race R a te d P G . 0 8 (1 3 1 t3 Major League O 92) (1 3 ) I Love Lucy n M ay. which consists of 8 8 8 ( b) p 8 M ) 2 Bongo Jim iny introduces track attracts attention 13 Besebell: Chicago White Bongo, a circus bear who from numerous city offi 8 (10) ESPN Sportaforum oquois, Kankakee. Liv- The Doctors Sox at Minneeots escapes a humdrum life for cials Gary Coleman. Mau (7) 7 Eyewitness News (6) Laff-A-Thon and McLean counties, 8113) 13 Newstalk ( 10) Varied Programs fun and adventure out reen Stapleton. Norman O (9 ) 9 Andy Griffith (11) Numero Uno 'Peter 8 QD CBS News talities occurred in 8(7) 7 0 8 8 (9) P d o o rs. Fell 1981. Rated PG Snell.' 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