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In a fast-paced meeting Thursday night, Board members accepted Dec. 18, the Chatsworth school board of Kathryn Hoeger as c approved and signed the resolution calling for cafeteria, and agreed to a tax levy of $693,000 for the coming year, replacement for three down $5,000 from last year's levy of $698,000. Applications for the 15-hour Supt. James Langan explained to the board be taken by Supt. Langan that the levy is less this year because of a Mrs. Hoeger resigned for health reasons. surplus in the Illinois Municipal Retirement The board authorized Leeon Carrico Fund. langan has received notification that as have the flag removed from the flagpole, of Jan. 1, the district’s contribution to the where it has been wrapped for the pari several 1MRF will be reduced, as well. months. An additional $10,000 will be levied in the The next meeting of the school board will educational fund this year, but the increase is be Thursday, Jan. 15. more than made up for with the reduction in 1MRF. The levy calls for $50,000 in the ( ------transportation fund, $510,000 in the educational fund, $115,000 in the building fund, $12,000 in the prior prevention and safety fund, C hatsw orth and $6,000 in the liability and insurance fund. In other business, the board approved and signed forms requesting that the district continue to be eligible to purchase government Happenings surplus property. Supt. I-angan and Principal I eeon Carrico were named as the units N------—/ authorized representatives to inspect and sign for any government surplus purchases. TUESDAY, Dec. 23 The board approved payment of the 7:30 p.m. - Town board meeting Working cash bond and interest due on Jan. 1 FRIDAY, Dec. 26 The bond was taken out for seven years and is 6 p.m. - Chatsworth Holiday Tournament at now in its fourth year. Principal is $25,000, high school interest is $2,531.25, and there are $46.25 in fees SATURDAY, Dec. 27 payable on the first. 6.30 p.m. - Chatsworth Holiday Tourna The board also approved junior college ment at high school letters of intent for Tracy Hubly, Joann Van MONDAY, Dec. 29 Antwerp, and Carol Flessner. 6 p.m. - Chatsworth Holiday Tournament at high school TUESDAY. Dec. 30 6 p.m. - Chatsworth Holiday Tournament at Markets high school
THIRD GRADER MICHELLE ULITZSCH practices her swing for Tuesday’s Each year Mrs. Carrico has her Spanish students construct and decorate the 11 ivingston Grain Quotes) Library closes early Friday, Dec. 19, 1980 grade school Christmas party while her classmates look on. Mrs. Jeannie papier-mache pinatas, a traditional holiday custom for families in Mexico at Christmas time and birthdays. They are idled with candy and small surprises, C o m ...... $3.41 The Chatsworth Township library will close Weber’s third graders, along with the rest of the elementary school children will Beans ...... 7.44 get to break two Mexican pinatas filled with candy on Tuesday. The pinatas were and the youngest child in a family is blindfolded and given a stick to swing at the early on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, and an New made by Mrs. Diane Carrico's Spanish I and II classes. Spanish student Robin pinata. Spanish club members will break their two pinatas at the annual Spanish Year’s Eve, Dec. 31. On both Wednesdays the Briscoe holds the pinata. club Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 22. library will close at 4 p.m. Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Sale meeting Dale Zimmerman, chairman of the Chatsworth Commun'ty Sale, has announced that there will be a meeting of all interested Single copy 25* residents to plan for the upcoming February sale on Monday, Jan. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Chatsworth’s Legion hall. Any person who is interested in serving on a committee, or who would like to make “P le U ttiL e a le * suggestions about how the sale should be Conducted is invited to attend this open ___ CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS (60921), THjUBSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1980 fleeting. ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 13 The American Legion Post No. 613 will be ______1980, Cornbelt Press, Inc. conducting the sale this year. Community sale date is Saturday, Feb. 21.
B luebirds d o w n O dell for 6-0 season record
Despite a slow start at Odell Friday night, The Birds weren’t shooting their best on VARSITY BLUEBIROS VS. ODELL JV BLUEBIROS VS. ODELL the Chatsworth Bluebirds' varsity basketball Friday, bucketing just 43 percent of their at Name FG FT F TP Name FG FT r team pulled ahead to win the game, 77-64, and tempts from the field which was their worst Feely, Brent 7 4 4 It Sheppard 5 1 4 bring their season record to 6-0. record thus far this year. They did have a Aberle * 1 4 13 Kapper 3 1 2 First quarter play saw Odell pull ahead slight rebounding advantage over Odell, Weber • 0 1 H Roberts 2 1 1 16-9, but during the second quarter the Birds though, capturing 30 rebounds off the boards Carrico 1 0 2 4 Rich 6 5 5 closed that gap and moved ahead by one point, to Odell’s 23. Feely, Brian 5 4 1 14 Rebhol z 4 1 3 2 2 2 * Kessinger 1 finishing the half, 29-28. “We're really pleased to be sitting at 6-6 Frye 5 3 Dohman 3 0 0 * Bayston 0 1 2 right now,” says Corban. “We still have areas Then in the third and fourth quarters, the Thomsen 0 0 0 0 Runyon 0 1 0 Bluebird defense enabled the Chatsworth of that need improvement, but we hope to be Dehm 0 0 0 0 Hornstein 0 0 0 fensive players to get off many more shots playing our best ball at the end of the season Hoelscher 0 0 1 0 Dohman 0 0 0 than the Odell team, which proved to be the and so far we’re right on schedule as to where Herr 0 0 0 0 Langan 0 1 0 difference in the ball game. we want to be with our goals.” 33 11 IS 77 25 13 20 "It was probably our best defensive ball The varsity Birds look forward to the game of the year," said coach Barry Corban. challenge of the Chatsworth Holiday Tourna behind" victory over Odell Friday night. The Coach Dwight Unzicker cited Wayne Rich’s "We forced 90 turnovers, and we were able to ment, which begins Friday, Dec. 26. JV Birds were behind in the second and third offensive play as one of the game highlights, get off 27 more shots from the field than they Chatsworth's JV Birds evened their record quarters, but exploded for 28 points in the noting that Rich came off the bench to score 17 did because of that." at 3-3 for the year with a good “come from fourth quarter to pull off the win. points for the Birds. Tourney called 'tough'
Holiday Tournam ent begins Friday
Chatsworth coach Barry Corban looks to Chatsworth, Crescent, Iroquois, Odell, Fair- are at .000 against Interstate Eight competi ference title. this year’s Chatsworth Holiday Tournament bury. Coal City, Wilmington, and Chenoa. tion." Chatsworth is seeded second behind I>ex- to be one of the toughest in the past six or Corban points out there are only two ball Corban says Fairbury Is off to its best start ington, which as of mid-December had a 60 seven years. The tournament will be held Fri clubs, Wilmington and Chenoa, that have los in years, and is expecting a fine season. Odell record. Lexington returns four starters and day, Dec. 26, Saturday, Dec. 27, Monday, Dec. ing records a week before the tournament was seeded fourth in the tournament on the the sixth man off of last year's tournament 29, and Tuesday, Dec. 90. There is a cost for begins, and'both those teams were missing strength of its early season victory over Fair championship team. Coach Eiker expects a admission. The first game begins at 6 p.m. two of last year’s starters for their first four bury. very good season and has high goals for his each night except Saturday when the first ball games* Both are expected to be at full As of mid-December the third seeded team, team this year. game begins at 6:90 p.m. strength by tournament time. Crescent Iroquois, has a 6-0 record, and accor Corban hopes to see a large turnout for "Wilmington is off to a much better start ding to Corban it appears that they and Cissna what he says will be some very fine basket Teams playing this year are Lexington, than was anticipated,” says Corban, “as they park will battle it out for the Iroquois con ball.
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Game 1 - Dec. 26,6 p.m.
Game 4 - Dec. 27 Chenoa Game 7 - Dec. 29 6:30 p.m. 7:90 p.m. Odell
Game 2 - Dec. 26, 7:30 p.m. Plaindealer photos by Sheryl Hendrix Coal City MRS. DONNA DeMUTH never suspected what she was In for when she Game 9 - Dec. 30 Game 11 - Dec. 30 suggested to her fourth grade class that they plan a puppet show for the 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Chatsworth Christmas holidays. The class took her idea, made some innovations, and camp up with several TV sketches, commercials, and even commercial jingles to Game 3 - Dec. 26,9 p.m. produce their own TV puppet show. The two performances for kindergarten through fifth graders will be held Wilmington Tuesday, Dec. 23 In Mrs. DeMuth's room. The kids performing are (top photo) Game • • Dec. 29 Game 8 - Dec. 29 Kim...... Williams, Mark- Stork,— Mary Beth Steidlnger, Terri Praney, and -Tim --McQi lp*j 6 p.m. Crescent Iroquois 1 p.m. in "Rudolph;" (middle photo) Doug Miller, Danny Weber, Lisa Gardes, John Wilken, and Tanya Wheeler In “Scrooge;” and (bottom photo) Amy Bednar, Lori Game 6 • Dec. 27, 8 p.m. Game 10 - Dec. 30 Emling, Billy Sharp, Tammy Wilson, and Cheri Walker In "The Christmas That 7:30 p.m. Almost Wasn’t." Fairbury The children wrote the scripts, designed the scenery, made the puppets, end wrote the commercials and the commercial jingles on their own.
______‘ A ii % ■ > ■ f ' * *f T- yvins microwave Mrs William Sterrenberg of Chatsworth the 125 savings bond for children under 17. -a Now O r Never won the microwave oven on Saturday In addition to the merchants drawing, two afternoon at the last week’s drawing for this other Chatsworth organizations donated gifts The Other Side year's Merchants Drawing which were given away on Saturday. Mike Kessinger of Chatsworth won t25 donated by by Sheryl Hendrix Other winners were Annetta Galloway of the Driftepli tier's club. L.A. Shoemaker and Chatsworth and Kmest Brauman of Forrest Ray Martin, both of Chatsworth, each won a Of The Office who both won S25 box of groceries donated by the Chatsworth V Donald Allen Fdwards of Chatsworth won Junior Woman's club Five tie for top math score From Marian I This Christmas. I have a new A friend, who has two children of by Duane KoeLs appreciation tor the difficulties that her own, agreed She would have f ive Chatsworth students tied lor high team in the contests sponsored by the Illinois must have attended that first preferred to walk the whole way, she score loyally in tin- third match contest of the l/eague of Mathematics. The big day is fast approaching Don't forget to give us your Christmas In Bethlehem. said Let Joseph have the donkey Illinois league of Mathematics Scott A boric, The Chatsworth composite leaders for the and according to the weatherman, Christmas news, whether you have, I had never given much thought to Put into this perspective for me, it Duane Barrett, Corinne Boruff. Brent Feel), three contests held this year are Paul there is a slim chance of a white guests or go traveling. the problems that Joseph and Mary makes me appreciate more the and Paul lloelseher each had four of six lloelseher with 11 correct; Kandy Fields with Christmas, which is all right with me. Happy holidays and a prosperous surety encountered in making a wonder of that first Christmas Day problems correct 10 correct; and lied with 'J correct are Scott We did not experience the hustle New Year and may we remember our 100-mile trip by foot and pack animal when God invaded earth in the form of The team score for the third contest was Aberle, Mike Carrico, Brent Feel) and Tami and bustle of buying and wrapping hostages and hope they will be • wont) iho bcdiost score for any Chatsworth Nornickel. through the rough Judean wilderness a man How amazing it is that the gifts this year. We let each family do released soon. from Nazareth to Bethlehem. creator of the universe should ~ \ their own with a gift of money. The Mary, nine months' pregnant and condescend to visit us, taking on the parents know what the kids want and The Paxton Record had a lot of ready to deliver at any time, must have form of a baby, born to a human can please them far better than us. good recipes and this Is one of them. been less than thrilled at the prospect mother /ust as any other infant is O ver The Y ears Lots and lots of our area people of leaving home and family. born are spending the holidays in Florida, CAULIFLOWER SALAD Had she been under the care of a And how wonderful it must have A large head of cauliflower broken \ \ I I t: MS OF IM FR FST Arizona and Texas. modern day obstetrician. the been lor Mary, recognizing that this I am pleased with all the renewals I into small flowerets physician would have had a fit over birth was in some ways miraculous I iKE\ FROM THE FILES OF have received but still have a long list 1 cup thinly sliced radishes their planned journey. While not realizing everything that THE I II H S U OR III I'E tl\D E A L E R to complete. I would appreciate It if '/* cup snipped parsley Nowadays, some airlines won't would take place later, she could you intend to renew, you would do it ’/< cup thinly sliced green onions even allow extremely pregnant nonetheless sense the expectation before the end of December. Toss together and add dressing: 1 women to travel tor fear they'll have that permeated that event. cup sour cream, 1 cup mayonnaise, 1 their babies at 40,000 feet God had in some unique way 30 Years ago Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerbracht passed pkg. Good Season Mix. What brought this poor couple's broken through the barrier and spoken their 62nd wedding anniversary Dec. 26 at Former resident Mix together and combine with situation starkly into perspective for to men in a form they had never before Dec 18. I9S0 their Chatsworth home. vegetables. Delicious. (Miracle Whip me was my own difficulty at not experienced Services for Austin Fansler, til, were held Mr and Mrs. Clarence Kurtenbach, a boy, may be used instead of mayonnaise - quite eight months - in sitting through Christmas has new meaning for Dec. 26 at the Forrest Church of God. He was born Tuesday in a Bloomington hospital. Mrs. Kiley diesif makes It a bit more salty. me this year as I await the birth of my owner and editor of the Forrest paper for an hour-long choir practice after our Mrs. M. I.ucile Kiley, 88, a former area HAVE A GOOD WEEK! first child I wish for you a similar many years. morning worship service. Mr and Mrs William Zorn announce the 40 Years ago resident, died at 7:35 a m. Wednesday, Dec. How, I thought, could poor Mary awakening or reawakening to the engagement of their daughter, Helen, of 17, at the Pleasant View Luther Home in special significance of God's earth Dec 19, 1940 have stood up under a couple day's Bloomington, toCorp. Alex Casey of Jersey Ci Mr. and Mrs. Carl Milstead will observe Ottawa, where she had resided the past 24 years. ' journey riding on top of a donkey9 It visit ty, N.a. their 25th anniversary Dec. 20. C.G. Milstead must have been agony. Merry Christmas and Elsie Adams were married Dec. 20,1915 at Mrs. Kiley was bom April 2, 1892, in \NEWSPAPER the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chatsworth, a daughter of Thomas J. and J.Q. Adams. Julia (Murphy) O'Connor. She married • T Dec. 14, Miss Vivian Alexa, daughter of Mr. William Kiley in Chatsworth on April 23,1923. He died in 1946. THE CHATSWORTH PIAIHOEAIER and Mrs. K. Alexa of Chatsworth, became the Established 1173 bride of James Lytte, Jr. of Highland Park. She was a lifetime Cullom and Chatsworth CHATSWORTH. tUlHOIS area resident. Fourteen ladies from Chatsworth were Published Every Thursday somewhat suspicious when they received in Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. JAMES H. RORERTS: Publisher vitations from Mary Harvey to a dinner at the Friday, Dec. 19 at St. John’s Catholic church Sheryl Hendrix. Editor home of Miss Margaret Borgman. When they in Cullom. Rev. Charles Karl officiated. Burial Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Otlice was in St. John’s cemetery. of Chatsworth. IMnots. Under Act ol March 3. 1171. emptied the nut cups at the dinner they found a Visitation was held after 4 p.m. Friday at SURSCHIPTION RATES - TRI-COOHTY AREA little double paper heart with information, One year Sit.98 "Jim and Mary, Bedford, Kentucky, Sept. 14. the Stewart Funeral Home in Cullom, where the rosary was recited at 8 p.m. Shf lo Copies M cents The hostess blushing, informed the guests she OUT OE TRI-COUNTY AREA She was a member of St. John’s Catholic was married last fall to J. Elmer Marshall of One Year S1S.78 Minonk. church, the Altar and Rosary Society of the Telephone (35-3010 church, and was a director of the First National Bank of Cullom, retiring two years ago. 50 Years ago r \ Dec. U, 1930 Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Julia Mrs. Jesse Powers, wife of the Chatsworth Schiffgens of Ottawa, and several nieces ai^l A s WE qA lhE R ii j w 14 nephews. Baptist minister, graduates today from the to U q k i The "a Moody Bible Institute music department in She was preceded in death by a brother and Chicago. She has been attending the Institute one sister. ChltiSTM AS TREE, two and a half years and has specialized in WE w is h OUR evangelistic song leading. * An even dozen Chatsworth folks par I fR iE N ds ticipated in a hard times Christmas party FARMtPS PUB given by and for the members of Bloom I Consistory and immediate families i> Scottish A 'S iq Jlt m l EACH YEAR AT CHRISTMAS and Easter the Chatsworth. Above (l-r) Lion’s club members Frank Kite Temple, Bloomington. “Hard times" was holiday Chatsworth Lion’s club delivers flowers to shut-ins and Seward, Frank Albright, Dan Kerber, Dr O D. Willstead, the slogan for dress. From the band to the wee residents of local retirement homes who are originally Bill Zorn, Floyd Kurtenbach, Jerry Ortman, and Vernon kiddies most of the audience of more than 1500 from Chatsworth This Christmas the Lions delivered 63 Hummel prepare the flowers lor delivery on Thursday people were garbed in tramp outfits. Arthur G. carnations to eight homes, two hospitals, and shut-ins in morning, Dec. 18. Walter played with the "hobo” band. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Thurs., Dec. 25, 1980 Page Two Stodlers honored John Slndlcr and I aura Sladlcr, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sladlcr of ChaLsworlh, Dunk You And A Marry CHrittmt In M emoriam were named ill tltc 14th edition of Who's Who Among American High srliool students for the Your generous contributions to the gifts to hospitalized In memory of Paul Cabbage who passed 1)179-80 school year John is currently a senior veterans, and orphans Christmas gift program are greatly away Dec. 22,1975. at Clialsworth High school, and I .aura is a appreciated. It will make Christmas for these veterans and * A * freshman at Eastern Illinois university. I .aura He wished no one a last farewell nor even children a merrier one. said goodbye. was named for the second consecutive year. He was gone before we even knew it and Walter dem on’s Post 613 appreciates your cooperation Lawrence and Monica only God knows why for these worthy causes. His death was a heartache that no one caii Thank you Ronna heal. A lug tliank you to tlui.se ixirruLs who MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR God gave us strength to face it and courage contributed refreshments, time, ami effort to William Durante, Commander A-, to bear the blow make tlic Music Booster's “refreshment hour” following the Christmas concert a Gerry Haberkorn, Chairman But what it meant to lose him ihi one will success. Edward D. Janas Er Co. ever know. I jnda KocLs The family* Mnwio Uiuw(09> DwoviHortl • New York Stock Exchenfe, Inc. f Securities Inverioc helectlee Corporelion* Join Us At From AH Of Us At...
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Office PLAIN VIEW MAY BE THE NAME of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barker's farm just south of Chatsworth, but each Christmas the Barkers transform their home into a holiday fairyland inside and out. Beginning the day after Thanksgiving, the Barkers bring out their Christmas collection and start filling every nook and cranny with holiday 'om Marian treasures collected over the years. Completing the indoor and outdoor display takes about two weeks. Among the special lighting treats each year is an outdoor tree bedecked with more than 2,000 lights. je t to give us your Plaindealer photos by Sheryl Hendrix [ws, whether you have, traveling. |days and a prosperous may we remember our hope they will be
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• . B l u e b i r d s SELCAS gets another THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., Dec. 25, 1960 anonymous donation Page Four 1 w i n b i g Another anonymous donation has been received by the South East Livingston County lie Chateworth Bluebirds’ girls’ SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Ambulance Service, directors were told expects an exciting 415 North Fourth street Sixth and Walnut straafs during their monthly luncheon meeting at Rev. C.E. Karl, Pastor Wilbert C. Burmeisfer, pastor r Saturday, Dec. 20 at 8 Fairbury hospital Tuesday. pm. as they meet Ford Central for the CONFESSION SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, Oec. 24 This latest one is in the amount of $1,000, of the Ford Central SATURDAYS 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve candlelight 1-3:30 p.m. according to Bob Stanbary, the hospital’s service. director of Ambulance services. Results of that game FIRST FRIDAYS am net available at press time. 7:30-6 a m . SUNDAY. Oec. 38 Hie Bluebirds won the first two games in MASS SCHEDULE 6:45 a.m. Sunday school. Bible classes the three-game round robin tournament, on SATURDAY EVENINGS: 10.00 a.m. Worship service. Installation oi Monday night against Clifton Central, 67-19, S p.m. Council oHicers. and oo Thursday night against Crescent- SUNDAY Iroquois, 69-32. l - l l a.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Shooting was the story of Thursday night's Day before Holy Day: 12 N. 7th St.. Chatsworth Melvin Meister, Pastor win, according to Chatsworth coach Don Gibb. 5 p.m. b e s t Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, “ We were able to get the ball inside, despite W EDNESDAY. Dec. 34 Thursday and Friday at I a.m. 7 p.m. - Carols and Christ ol Christmas some unusual defensive tactics," he said. W EDNESDAY evening Eve, subject. "Only Begotten Son." W i s h e s Chatsworth shot 56 percent from the floor 5:30 p.m. compared to a poor 22 percent average for the WEDNESDAYS SUNDAY. Dec. 36 Grescent-lroquois team. 4 p.m. - Grade school religion classes. , 9:45 a.m. - Bible classes, all ages t ^ i s Gibb also credited his girls with playing a 4:45 p.m. • High school religion classes. 10:45 a.m. - Worship Sermon title. good defensive game, with starter Kelly Lee (Classes held at the Parish hall) "Reviewing. Rejoicing, Rebounding" 6:15 p.m. - Adult Christian Education ( ^ r i s t m a s making seven defensive recoveries, and UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF 7:00 p.m. - Family Bible Hour G reetings! reserve Mary Maxson playing excellent CHATSWORTH W EDNESDAY. Oec. 31 defensive ball with five recoveries to her Rt. 24 and Fourth street 7.00 p.m. - Watch-night service Wishing you the credit. Charles E. Hale. Pastor SUNDAY, Jan. 3 M a y t h e The Bluebirds outre bounded Crescent- TUESDAY. Dec. 23 9:45 a.m. - Bible classes joy of a real ANN OATH Iroquois 29-25. Gibb cited sophomore Becky 4 p.m. - A supper will be served for the post- 10:45 a.m. - Holy communion service s w e e t old-fashioned Family Lhrta* Weber for a fine second half offensively. She high school young adults at the parsonage. 6:15 p.m. - Christian Education, "Eager bucketed 16 of her 24 points during the second W EDNESDAY. Oec. 24 Beavers" for the kids m em ories of I family holiday. 7 p.m. - Christmas Eve candlelight 4 half of the game. 7:00 p.m. - Family Bible Hour ~ Communion service. A fellowship time will 4 The Birds begin regular season play at follow the service. The public is invited. C h r i s t m a s 4 home against Cornell on Monday, Jan. 5. The SUNDAY, Dec. 2B FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4 game begins at 6:30 p.m. 10:15 a.m. - Student recognition will be Fifth and Ash streets enhance your 4 Robert Hendrix, Pastor 4 CHATSWORTH vs CRESCENT-IROQUOIS observed during the worship service. 4 SATURDAY. Dec. 37 holidays now Name FG FT TP 10 p.m. - BYF lock-in at church Bryant 0 1 A uxiliary m eets 1 SUNDAY, Oec. 28 , 4 Kessinger 5 10 9 a.m. - Sunday school and forever. The American legion auxiliary. Junior 4 Lee 9 23 10 a.m. - Morning worship auxiliary, and guests met Tuesday, Dec. 16 for 4 Golda Sterrenberg Sharp MONDAY, Dec. 29 1 2 their annual Christmas potluck dinner and 4 Weber 7-9:30 p.m. - Cluster roller skating party at 12 24 party. ( 4 Gardner 1 3 Pontiac. Following the dinner, President Julia Maxson 2 6 Stadler conducted a brief business meeting. It Lambert 0 0 Lowery was announced the auxiliary will be serving 0 0 two social functions in January. Boruff 0 0 Social time followed with games being E4ftor. Ottarya I Rich 0 0 played and gifts exchanged. 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'. v ' v-Nsr.: ' ?- 1//'/? Kfl Agronomy Day I, ottered by the r :; county cooperative extension a provide farmers and agribusiix ■ J5>iKwi^p^ r ? ^ opportunity to get their many answered. The answers will come from U Illinois specialists who are tui problems associated with the pr food, the problems of farmers suppliers, and the current sta -cJS" industry. They know what’s goi '• M ? :i; 7: “A &W V\ w\ \ Gary Varner, Livingston count ,'''" " : ■ ■ i at...V Y!\V'UVYv\. >\ \ * \* extension adviser, agriculture. Agronomy Day I will be held l u t e Home in Pontiac on Jan. 5 and :"'k^ 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Coffee an will be provided in the morning; lunch; and U of I 1961-82 Handbooks to be handed out afternoon, courtesy of the Living agribusiness interests. Tom Melton, Plant Pathologist such questions as: What varieties root rot resistant? Is it ecoi W m M fungicide? When do I look for stalk rot? What disease do I face I i u c W«tt® George P. Handel
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flij f >-fla faulty And heav’n and na - ture sing, mil to Kdivifi>»m Anil »nt • turntor® ■ fell Re - peat the sound - ing joy, Re peat the sound • ing An explosion hazard has Far as the curse is found, Far as the curse is more than 600,000 liquid water heaters which cont And won - ders of His love, And won - ders of His manufactured by a St. (1.) And heav’n and na - ture sing, And water heaters were sold by at l distributors in Illinois, has widespread repair program i 4 a civil penalty settlement (I m m m history of the U.S. Consumer Commission. According to William L. tor of the Illinois Department < r , ■ P 1 1 jfri japai the repair program involves I heaters which contain a therml *>ng, And heav’n,heavn, and heav’n and na na - • ture lured by the White-Rodgers Dij joy, Re - p e a t, the sound - ing son Electric Company of St. T found, Far as, the curse is LP gas water heaters love, And won-ders, won ders of His Rodgers thermostats If heav’n and na - t sii and 1976 have been Involved 3E which killed five persons and i & 16 others. The first of these ac m in 1968; the latest during 1960.| r P r T . a i = The water heaters involv ween 1961 and 1968, homeowners, by the A. O. This m essage of Christm as and of Kankakee,by Sears, 1 of Chicago, and by other i the wish for a Happy Holiday retailers. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Kempiners said that, I Thurs., Dec. 25,1960 that, after a few years of use, t Season is brought to you by the trol knob of the thermostat I Page Six so that the safety valve follow ing Chatsw orth M erchants “open” position, allowing gasl “Liquid propane is heavier I and Professional People:
Country Companies Nussbaum-Chevrolet-Olds The Drug Store P o l i c e a l Feller Real Estate Nichols-Homeshield Betty’s Bargain Barn Vicky’s Beauty Barn Scott Plumbing and Heating Dr. Mary Chambers c o o p e n Van’s Sales & Service Livingston’s of Chatsworth Dennewitz Bros. Touch of Country Connie’s Beauty Shoppe Dohman Auto Sales w i n t e r The seasonal problem Tom’s Hicksatomic close a state highway to f Haberkorn Hardware Watson Bridge and Drainage winter weather and the ei between the Division of Tim’s Shell Service Chatsworth Plaindealer Dehm Bus Service State Police is being Charles G. McCarthy, f Thread and Thimble Citizens Bank of Chatsworth Quints Drive In State Police District 6. “It is the intention of Highways and the State] Terry’s Barber Shop Brunton Motor Freight, Inc. Baldauf’s Five and Ten everything in our power to I even under the most ad Shafer-Pearson Agency Chatsworth Furniture & Flowers Culkin Memorial Home stated McCarthy, “but the for closing them, in most < Dr. Edward Schmid with the Division of 1 Baltz Sales & Service The Candy Tap The Division of responsibility for Peoples Cleaners Dehm’s Welding Service Higgins’ Five and Ten highway should be reasons based on the keep the road open > available. If the 8tata t highway 4______reasons such as
______— 9 Agronomy Day I , > \/ ' From A ll of Us at to Answer Questions k * u .
Agronomy Day I, offered by the Livingston "How do I handle the European com borer county cooperative extension service will or the com rootworm?" will be the questions provide fanners and agribusinessmen the handled by Don Kuhlman, Entomologist. Don opportunity to get their many questions will review the control recommendations for 20% Off Entire Stock Jewelry Boxes answered. 1981 and offer the farmers tips on the control of Choose from Earring Cases - Travel Cases - Velvet Cases 25% OFF The answers will come from University of those insects expected to be a problem in the and Musical Boxes. £ 4 A s £ Illinois specialists who are tuned to the year ahead. He’ll cover com and soybean Regular $2.29 to $22. Christmas Sale I problems associated with the production of insect control as well as answer questions on 1780 Co-ordinates Choose from slacks, skirts, food, the problems of farmers and their other crop insect problems. 2 0 % O f f All Boxed Jewelry blazsrs, vests, tops and suppliers, and the current status of the Marshal McGlamery, Weed Control Earrings, necklaces and matching sets. 20 , . * 2 0 b lo u s e s in a fin e a s s o rtm e n t industry. They know what’s going on says Specialist, will review the new chemicals of coordinating 8ollds and I Gary Varner, Livingston county assistant offered the farmer and provide his opinion, Regular $1,50 to $25. Christmas gala Prints. Polyastar knits In extension adviser, agriculture. based on research, on what extent of control beautiful holiday colors • can be expected. H e'll identify those materials Christmas Sleepwear Missy Sizes. that do a good job and suggest alternatives for Pretty Nylon Waltz Gowns • Long Gowns or Regular 88.50 to 834. those that are inconsistent in their control. Pajamas In delicate pastels. * 6 37 He’ll offer suggestions on combinations Regular $10 to $15. farmers may use if they are working with to * 2 5 reduced tillage systems and have problem S A V E 2 0 % Christmas Sale $8 , o * 1 2 f / f weeds to control. Warm, cozy, brushed long gowns. "How do I develop a good fertility Sizes S-M-L-XL. Regular $6.50 to $16 Regular $11 to $18 program?", will be the type of question Bob Agronomy Day I will be held at the Moose Hoeft, Soil Fertility Specialist, will handle. 2 0 % O f f 20% OFF Home in Pontiac on Jan. 5 and will run from Bob will help the farmer decide what his farm Christmas Sale *5 *® to * 1 2 * ° 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Coffee and doughnuts needs to produce optimum yields, while SUCKS will be provided in the morning; with a free building fertility. 25% Off Robes and Dusters lunch; and U of I 1981-02 Agronomy Big assortment o, fashion styles, some with Handbooks to be handed out later in the Regular $12 to $35 Large selection styles and belts. 100% Cotton corduroy end 100% afternoon, courtesy of the Livingston county fabrics - long or short ROBES and LOUNGEWEAR. Polyester knits In Solid Colors. agribusiness interests. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Chrt8fmas Sa(e $ g |q Junior and Missy. S Q 8 0 $■ $ 2 £ 2 * * 8 M ,o * 1 4 M Tran Melton, Plant Pathologist will answer such questions as: What varieties are the most Regular $8 to $12. DUSTERS in a wide assortment root rot resistant? Is it economical to use of fabrics and styles sc sn 2 0 % O F F fungicide? When do I look for problems with ___ Christmas Sale 0 to 9 stalk rot? What disease do I face in 1981? Entire Stock Ladies Purses SAVE 20% HEALTH TEX Choose from Canvas and Vinyl - Handbags - Shoulder Bags and Infants - Girls sizes 2/14 • Clutch styles. Regular $11 to $15. Boys sizes 2/7 - Slack aats - Dresses • Knit Tops - Christmas Sale * 8 , 0 , o *1 ‘ 2 > Polo Shirts - Vasts • Slacks - Jasns - Crawlers • ve 20% Stuffed Toys Jump Suits. Lots of The perfect gift for children of all ages! fashions for the Holidays. Regular $3.49 to $14. $ Regular 84.50 to 830. Christmas Sale to 11 *3*° ,o *24 20% Off Knee Hi’s One size fits 9/11 - selection of styles. Issue warning on Regular $1.85 to $2. *1 *7 . $1«0 Children's Sleepwear Christmas Sale I to I Girls' sizss 2/14 and Boys' 2/7 Regular $22 to $25 Select Group Brushed • Flannel - Knit - In 2 place pa|amas, Men’s Haggar Slacks with or without feat and gowns. ,_ ifi Original $6-87.50 ...... Sale J Solids and Prints in several colors. *4 « a 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 possibly O rig in a l 8 8 ...... Sizes 32/42. S 1 0 8 8 seas Original 89.50-810 . Christmas Sale I 0 sges Original 810.50-812 20% Off faulty heaters Men’s and Boys’ JEANS Denim and Corduroy - piners explained, "therefore, in the event of a Choose from many styles Raped, at An explosion hazard has been found in MEN S sizes 29/42 Regular $14 99 to $26 a leak, LP gas can accumulate near the floor more than 600,000 liquid propane (LP) gas Stadium water heaters which contain thermostats rather thnn escaping up through pipe vents, ..r.*11,,,o‘20,° and explode from a variety of ignition sources, Blankets manufactured by a St. Louis firm. These BOYS' sizes 8/18 - Slim and Regular ham fartpo water heaters were sold by at least two major including an electrical spark." Regular $9 to $16 distributors in Illinois, has resulted in a White-Rodgers has agreed to pay the *7*°,. *12“ widespread repair program and in the largest 8420,000 in settlem ent of its alleged failure to civil penalty settlement (8420,000) in the report the explosions promptly to the Commis Underoos for Boys history of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety sion, as required by law. The company has Choose your favorite Super Hero or Movie Star. Comfort Casuals in 3 different plaid Commission. stated, however, that it does not admit any patterns. 50x60 - Fringed - in its own Regular $4 99 Sizes S-M-L-XL According to William L. Kempiners, direc violation of the Consumer Product Safety Act, carry case. Regular $12.98. Including reporting requirements. tor of the Illinois Department of Public Health, THERMALS Regular $8 99 Sale * 6 #® the repair program Involves LP gas water White-Rodgers has also agreed to mail Christmas Sale * 1 0 22 heaters which contain a thermostat manufac safety alert notices to all the identifiable users A Gift For Dad! tured by the White-Rodgers Division of Emer of LP gas in the United States—an estimated IS million households. Each notice will Better Quality son E lectric Company of St. Louis. SAVE 3 0 % on a large group ot describe the White-Rodgers thermostat that is Table Linens LP gas water heaters containing White- eligible for replacement. Men’s Hush Puppies Shoes Rodgers thermostats produced between 1984 Any consumer who believes that his water “Pot Pourri” and 1976 have been involved in 23 explosions heater contains one of the potentially hazar Comfortable, casual shoes in several SAVE Vs Off which killed five persons and seriously injured dous thermostats should telephone a toll-free colors. Regular $28.99 to $38.99. 18 others. The first of these accidents occurred “hotline" as White-Rodgers (80M2M689) to in 1968; the latest during 1980. arrange for replacement with a new, modified Christmas Sale *20*® to *2 7 29 Table Cloths - Place Mata and The water heaters involved were sold bet thermostat free-of-charge to the consumer. Napkins. Lace - Damask • Linen-look. ween 1961 and 1988, predom inantly to ru ral (Residents of Missouri, Alaska and Hawaii Italian Cut Work and Hand woven. homeowners, by the A. O. Smith Corporation should call the company collect at NEW! Children’s Sesame Street Slippers Table cloths In sizes 52x70 to 60x120 • of Kankakee,by Sears, Roebuck and Company 314-631-9321). The new thermostats w ill be in Including some rounds. of Chicago, and by other manufacturers and stalled by qualified service representatives “Muppet Pals" - Molded vinyl heads of Sesame Street regulars - 'Regular $2.98 to $33.99. retailers. working under an arrangement with White- Big Bird - Cookie Monster - Oscar - Grover - Bert and Ernie. $ 5 » 9 Kempiners said that, typically it appeared Rodgers. Regular $68.27 Just in time for Christmas. Christmas Sale s2 ,.* 2 2 77 that, after a few years of use, the pilot gas con Kempiners pointed out that this replace trol knob of the thermostat became damaged ment program does not cover any gas water Shop Vac Regular $1.98 so that the safety valve became stuck in the heaters which are fueled with natural gas, 10 gallon • Wet/Dry Vac. Christmas Towels "open" position, allowing gas to escape. since natural gas water heaters are not believ Model 700. Printed Kitchen Terry. “Liquid propane is heavier than air", Kem ed to represent an explosion hazard. Last minute gif, idea. 9 5 Sale *54 Ckrtetmaa Sale 2 /‘ 2 ” •i it P o lic e a s k m o to r is t 25% Off 10 pc. Socket Set All Keywound Ace Buy of the Month for December Special Saving and Electric a 823.99 value lor *9®* New 1M1 Zenith cooperation in Alarm Clocks by Westclox - Console Stereo Sunbeam • Timex. 25% Off The Quality Sound with the elegant w inter w eather driving Regular $6.29 to $39.88. All Corning Ware look. See our large collection. Prices Cookware as low as The seasonal problem concerning when to poor visibility, they will make Sale *472,0 *2991 for Model M900 shown close a state highway to traffic due to severe recommendations to the Division of Choose from a wide selection of »269M winter weather and the existing policy on such Highways. Massage Pillow pieces. Cornflower - Splce-of-Life - between the Division of Highways and the The State Police do have the authority to An unusual Gift tram • Plush cover Wildflower patterns. In Baiga Brown Putt Gold All Wood State Police is being clarified by Captain Card Table and halt traffic and implement temporary road Usa in any chair ideal tor car Regular $1.95 to $23.47. Charles G. McCarthy, Commanding Officer of closures in matters relating to public safety; 13"* 13 Battanas included Children’s Rocker Chair Sat 1 2 State Police District 6. for example, to allow for emergency services I * 8 banish Walnut *74 14®® "It is the intention of the Division of following a major accident or series of Sale to T 7 ,# Sele *39M Highways and the State Police to do accidents. everything in our power to keep the roads open G.E. M icrow ave Ovens Close Christmas Eve even under the most adverse conditions”, The State Police and the Division of 5 p.m. stated McCarthy, "but the ultimate decision Highways request the motoring public’s Touch Controls plus time or temperature cooking! Say Merry Christmas with a fo r closing them , in most circum stances, rests cooperatipn In observing and obeying any Micro-Thermometer™ temperature Qlft for the Home! with the Division of Highways." traffic control devices or barricades control shuts oven off when food The Division of Highways M s the prime forbidding entry onto a particular section of reaches pre-selected temperature. Desks - Rocker* - Plant Stands responsibility for determining when a highway. Motorists are cautioned that, in Magazine Racks - End TaMas O f f a t f o K i highway should be dosed for operational many Instances, after a highway has been Medal JIT,88V *429” Pictures - Hampers - TV Trays reasons baaed on the aasissminf of ability to dosed, there may well be no further patrol or OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 keep the road open with the equipment maintenance of that area for several hours. Ten Power levels • Automatic Oven Timing to 99 min. 99 sec. l:S I a.m. * l:N p.m. ( ; available. If the State Police feel that a Motorists who drive around barricades and 20% Off Vvr highway atMMldJKjtfoaad for operational become stranded may not be discovered or reasons such as drifting mow or extremely receive any assistance for some time. jg g u m ei $468,# odel JET106
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__ ... . __ i_-• __...... ______C-M Insulation. Blown I-OCKSMITHING SERVICE. 2 B.R. downstairs apt. In LIVESTOCK cellulose. Sidewall and attic. Keys made, locks re-keyed, Forrest. Deposit and refer CAR POOLS Experienced. C all now for free locks repaired, emergency ences required. No pets. Max C O R N B E L T C LA S S IFIED S estimate. Phone collect Craig openings. Terry Adams, Moore, Chatsworth. Ph. 818- SUFFOLK BRED READERS may advertise Rudin 818638-3494 or Marvin Forrest, Ph. 818657-8330. 6383201. cl2-18/tfn Registered, 21 head m ostly 1-4 free In this classification. alrbtM Wenger, 818692-3100. c07-J4/tfn years old. Bred to lamb mid- PHONE (815)692-2366 BEFORE DEADLINE TUESDAY NOON f ncll-06/tfn c06-15/tfn 2 BEDROOM home in Cropsey January. Will sell individuals lSSNS5^^%ss\sss>:\\ssNS&'i m LIVESTOCK WWWOOOWWM&Mfl* HOSPITAL B R E D . Several factors trigger-, ? , 21 head m ostly 1-4 air bury NOTES old. Bred to lamb mid- Ford County |)«muary. W ill sell individuala groups. Ph. 309-527-3632 grain price decline veilings end weekends, 309- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1*99 Deputy, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Kathryn 7-4600 days. n c ll-2 7 /tfn ADMITTED Schaefer, Fairbury, Medical; Clyde Parker, year on the same date. In the soybean market, COURTHOUSE Lexington, Medical; Mrs. Connie Golladay, by D a rre ll Good Elsie Mowery, Pontiac, Medical; Mrs. Extension Specialist open interest for the reporting short hedgers Grace Runyon, Chats worth. Medical; John Fairbury, Surgical. totaled 456 million bushels, up from about 206 Stoller, Forrest, Medical, Ruby Ramirei, DISMISSED The drop in grain prices from Nov. 28 Mrs. Debra Parks, Fairbury; Mrs. Grace through Dec. 11 was one of the sharpest million last year. Reporting hedgers were net Fairbury, Medical. short 214 million bushels, compared to only 5 NEWS PETS DISMISSED Clark, Chatsworth; Mrs. Jerusha Rexroad, declines on record. The break followed a Cornell. period of about five months in which prices million a year ago. Mrs. Kathleen Hale, Fairbury; Mrs. •w W ’X yl W ' I RED DOBERMAN puppies. Ronald Hammond and baby girl, Fairbury; BIRTH rose steadily. During that period, soybean As a result of the net short position among To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Power, Cullom, a hedgers, speculators were net long on Nov. I Ready in a couple weeks. Miss Diane Smith and baby boy, Pontiac; prices advanced about $3 per bushel. Com MARRIAGE LICENSES: Roxanne Haskins, deceptive practices. I Many champions in pedigree. Gayland Young, Forrest; Connie Hack, Fair baby girl born Thursday, Dec. 10,1*00 at Fair prices climbed by nearly fille r bushel. 30. Reporting speculators in com were net Robt Lee Zebarth, Lode A Genie Yvonne Las Aibott Inc., Village at Kempten at at. lA K C registered, $150 each. bury; Gladys Wes sals, Fairbury. bury hospital at 3:04 a.m. weighing 4 lbs. lOVi long by 147 million bushels; in soybeans, by 68 Lehrman, Gibson. Jennifer B. Winkler, Ronald F. Winkler. ozs. A combination of factors triggered the |Ph. 815-692-2217. BIRTH decline. Unrest in Eastern Europe threatened million bushels. A year ago, the reporting Jeffery Lynn Lee, Paxton A Lisa Ann Stifle, Loretta A. Con vis; Randall W. Cenvis. To Shirlay McCarty, Forrest, a baby girl C12-04/12-25 shipments of U.S. grain to that area. The cost speculators were net long only 16 million Paxton, 11-24-40. Del mar D. Brucker; Elynor J. born Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1*0 0 at Fairbury FRIDAY, OECEMBER 1«, 1*00 Virginia Ann Wilkinson of storing grain accelerated along with in bushels in the com market and were net short Frederick Barm Simmons, Jr., Rantoul A hospital at 4:04 p.m. weighing 0 lbs. 4 ozs. ADMITTED Patricia Sue Davis, Rantoul, 12-3-40. Eugene Guinn. Mrs. Vada Cox, Fairbury, Accident. terest rates. The higher interest rate also 19 million bushels in soybeans. Nonreporting traders were also net long in soybeans by wide Dan Wesley Jones, Champaign A Carla Helen M. Shoulder; James F. WEDNESDAY, OECEMBER 17, 1*00 DISMISSED made the financing of futures accounts much margins compared to last year. Jean Hill, Champaign, 12-5-40. DEEDS. ADMITTED Mrs. Helen Huston, Fairbury; Martin more expensive. Disappointingly low soybean Eugene Jeanne Barwicki to Roman Loza; The large open interest of short hedgers im Marcus Dean Adkins, Rankin A Penny Jo Leo Gourley, Piper City, Medical. Travis. Fairbury; Miss Ruby Ramirez, Fair exports to date also contributed to the Burnett, Paxton, 12-4-40. 1112-40; L *4 OT Kempton. DISMISSED bury; Mrs. Bernice Lindenbaum, Forrest; negative sentiment about the market. plies that farmers have sold big quantities of CIRCUIT COURT Paul M Gray A Phyllis L to PAP Gray William Runyon, Fairbury; Walwyn Miss Shirley McCarty and baby girl, Forrest; com and soybeans, which is reflected in the Julie Lynn Falck, theft over 4150. Farms Inc.; *-15-40; N'A SEV« y4-24-*. Mrs. Karen Gregory, Pontiac; John Roth, The decline was much more rapid and Trezise III, Fairbury; Mrs. Sandra Clausal, prices dropped to lower levels than generally current congestion of grain at the export James Doyle Ingersoll, theft over 4IS0. Harriet R Montelius to St Bk Piper; Odell; Mrs. Sharon Cameron, Cropsey. Fairbury; Leon Sharp, Chatsworth; Mrs. markets. Heavy sales by farmers were hedg Allen J Birkey, unlawful possession of 10- 30-40; EVi SWV« 34-24-* In Trust. Evelyn Bitner, Chatsworth; Mrs. Barbara expected. Before stabilizing on Deo 12 soy bean futures dropped about $2.30 per bushel, ed, placing a burden on speculators to take the cannabis Rita Fitzpatrick to Edmund Behrewsfci; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1*00 Orr, Pontiac; John Stoller, Forrest; William Wesley E Curtis, deceptive practices. 11- 21*0; L7, 4, B7, Kemp 3rd Add n Kempten. Emberton, Cropsey, Mrs. Connie Golladay, com nearly 60 cents, and wheat approximate long side of the market. Once the price decline ADMITTED started, long speculators became willing Robert G. Bradshaw, criminal trespass to Trs., Dickhut Inv Tr to Heinrich B Dick hut pan give you a lot Ryan Abbey. Cropsey, Medical; Mrs. Edith Fairbury. ly 80 cents per bushel. sellers. The short hedgers already in the land. A Karen J; 12-3-40; Ld 17-2*-*. luses of inflation and One possible reason for the large and raoid Woolsoncroft, Howard L to David E market were not buyers, implying that new Donald Graves, criminal trespass to land. kip stop it. Send for price drop is revealed in the Nov. 30 Committ Ronald Kimber, criminal trespass to Woolsoncroft; 11-20-40; SE'/j SEY« 14-2J-*. speculators had to be attracted. New buyers rrite now! ment of Traders Report. The report showed land. Woolsoncroft, David E. to Howard L the total open interest ( unsettled contracts) by were scarce. So the sell-off intensified as long Gregory Myers, criminal trespass to land. Woolsoncroft; 11 14-40; SEV« NEV« A NEV« type of trader and by commodity at the major speculators ran out of margin money and in Russell Haskins, deceptive practices. SEW 14-25-9 futures exchanges. Traders whose positions terest rates accelerated. Price declines ceas Ronald B Cook, Exec to Blanche E exceeded 5000,000 bushels had to file a report. ed when forced liquidation slowed down and La Dolce; 10-24-40; 7/12 inf SEW SWW 33-27-* MISCELLANEOUS: For those traders, open interest is reported as prices became low enough to attract new buyers. Mech. Lien; Vill Clk, Kempton; Michael hedging or speculation with the amount that is McCormick A Gloria; 11-21-44; 449.4S; L1A2, long, short, or spread. For other traders, open Prices seem to have stabilized now. Since The following questions about Medicare A. A person who fails to enroll in Medicare Bf K. interest is reported only as a total for long and the basic fundamentals have not changed, EPA questions and Medicaid were provided by the Social insurance during the initial enrollment period Mech. Lilen: Vill Clk, Kempton; Richard D short positions. prices should begin to climb again. Complete Stewart; 11-21-40; 574; Ld B2, Kempton. Security Administration. at age 65 may enroll during the first three The Nov. 30 report revealed that in both the price recovery in the near term will require a chlorine/cancer Q. What is the difference between Medicaremonths of any year. However, the monthly com and soybean markets, reporting hedgers reduction in grain sales by farmers, a stabiliz- and Medicaid? premium will be ten per cent higher for each were net short by a wide margin. Open in tion or decline in interest rates, and most im A. Medicare is a federal health program to12-month period the person could have been headlines terest for the reporting hedgers who were portant a rapid use rate of com and soybeans. help pay hospital and medical expenses for enrolled but was not. The manager of the Illinois Environmental short in the com market totaled a little over 1 Soybean use is shown in the weekly crush and eligible individuals who are age 65 or older, or Q. Will Medicare pay for ambulance Protection Agency’s Public Water Supplies billion bushels, double the amount a year ago. export reports. How much com is being fed who have received disability checks for 24 service? Division questioned recent headlines linking Reporting hedgers were net short 292 million will be revealed in the Grain Stocks report, to months, or who suffer from permanent kidney A. As long as the ambulance, equipment chlorine in drinking water to cancer. bushels, compared to 5 million bushels last be released on Jan. 26. l i f t s * disease. Medicaid is an assistance program and personnel meet Medicare requirements, According to Ira Markwood, “From what I funded by federal, state, and local taxes, and medical insurance can help pay for medically have read in some newspapers, the coverage may vary from state to state. necessary ambulance service if preliminary report released by the Council on Medicaid is available to low income people transportation in any other vehicle could Safety hints for winter drivers Environmental Quality linking chlorinated who are 65 or older, or blind, or disabled, and endanger the patient's health. drinking water and certain kinds of cancer is to members of families with dependent Although weather conditions may not very slowly. Test your brakes gently after the premature. Among other things, factors such children. Medicare is administered by social indicate it, the winter season officially begins car is in motion, to find out how much traction as smoking, type of diet, and occupation of Write or call Lt. Governor Dave O’.Neal’s security, while Medicaid is administered by Dec. 21. Here are a few safe driving practices you will have. those afflicted with cancer were not taken into Senior Action Centers at 160 North LaSalle, any agency of the state. In Illinois the to help you offset the hazards of driving in 5. Always keep a safe distance. Many rear account. These other factors need to be ( A copy of the Rules of the Road w ill be sent Chicago 60601, or 3 West Old Town M a ll, administering agency is the Department of w inter; end collisions occur on icy streets because studied to fully determine if any health risk ex to you upon request. Write to Alan J. Dixon, Springfield 62701, w ith questions or comments Public Aid. drivers are following too closely. ists from drinking chlorinated water. Secretary of State, Springfield, II., 627S6.) about any state government agency or Q. Is it possible to enroll for Medicare 1. Reduce your speed according to 6. Watch for danger spots ahead. Bridges “It would be better at the present time to program. Call statewide toll free 800/252-6565 medial insurance at any age or must conditions. There is no such thing as a and shaded spots on the roadway may be icy continue chlorination since it is chlorination, or metropolitan Chicago 312/793-3333. “completely safe” driving speed on snow or when the other portions of the pavement may and almost exclusively chlorination, that has mdverhsing Council ■ _ enrollment be made at age 65? multure Commerce j ice. be dry. stopped the epidemics of typhoid which swept |Py this newspaper 2. Use snow tires and/or chains on your 7. Take a shovel, a heavy woolen blanket this nation during the early part of this cen SUPPLEMENT TO; Tbe Fairbury Blade, The drive wheels. and a few candy bars with you, just in case tury. A great deal bf research is being con Forrest News, The Chatsworth Plaihdtiilw, 3. Keep your windows clear. Don't start you're caught in blizzard conditions. If you are ducted to determine an equally effective Cullom Chronicle, The Piper City Journal. 1(C)-2 COL. U se W ant Ads driving until the windshield is defrosted and stranded, your chances for survival are better disinfectant for drinking water, but to date an P B f lB iT ^ B e dead. if you stay inside your car and wait for equally effective disinfectant has not been to sell item s Cor C ash! 4. Get the feel of the roadway. Start out someone to find you, or until the storm is over. found.” ISSUES OF THURSDAY. 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Makes those letters to home easier Enterprise II to type it up on. The full-power to write. ' V >■* Stop In and pick out your student's Enterprise II at I I o f U S . ink T h e Fairbury Blade 101 W. Locust, Fairbury, IL ■ V - ___ .______i______.__ .______j__ •S%vsWvC$wX JWCWWWWWWWOlMWW^vXvWiW^WXW.'JNWXXWWV 1s Governor's Keepin'Healthy I Livingston County Christmas ^ Mary Richards offices 1 1 "Gesundheit!” "God Bless You.” I guess can do that might help prevents colds, and that COURTHOUSE message you've beer hearing those words a lot lately. will help you avoid complications when colds w ill be § s (Winter chills are in the air, and so are the do occur. ¥ a Governor Thompson sent the following holi sneezes, coughs and runny noses. First, keep up your natural resistance : $ Yet, as "common" as the common cold is, through a nutritious diet, plenty of sleep and i f § NEWS day message Friday to the residents of Il i s linois: there is still no specific treatment for it. There exercise. "Some thoughts to ponder as we enter this are many viruses that cause a cold, and It also helps to keep the humidity up in your holiday season: although research is being conducted to try to home. Use humidifiers, if necessary, to keep JUDGE DARRELL H. RENO. PRESIDING Thelma E. Kennedy, a widow to Martha E. in a world that still sends as many as half find vaccines effective against some of these the relative humidity at 20 to 45 percent. Brian J. Billcrbeck. 17, Cullom. spinning Stoller 11-21-80 $10 (R.S. $10.50) L 3 A 14' 4" off its populaUon to bed hunry, we still enjoy one viruses, it will probably be many years before And keep your thermostat down. tiros, $25.. (Cullom). E. side of L 4 B 14 Forrest. of the highest standards of living in the world. any major breakthroughs are made. Overheating your home dries out the air. Robert W. Roll, 24, Fairbury, ill. trap, Ben J. Gragerf A wf. to Linda L. Minar "On a planet that seems to be coming more Americans average three colds a year per Finally, try to keep away from others who 423. , (Conservation). 12-2 80 $10. etc. (R.S. $3.50) Pt. SE'« NW 't person. Although we spend an enormous have colds. Avoid crowds as much as possible Gary P. Sheperd, It, Odell, ill. poss. of Sec. 10-24-4. repressive, less tolerant and more hostile, we have more personal freedom in the United amount of money on over-the-counter cough during cold outbreaks. alco., US., (Dwight). CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE and cold remedies, the old saying—“A cold Even with these precautions, chances are Oscar J. Williams, 44, Fairbury, speeding, OF TAX LIEN: States than any other country on earth. Wed nesday, lasts a week if it is treated, and seven days if you will catch a cold anyway. If it happens to US., (State). Louise C. Henley. Supervisor, Lien Unit, “ At a time when inflation and unemploy December 31, Mickey A. Griffith, 25, Pontiac, speeding. III. Dept, ol Rev.. Springlield to Robert A ment continue to gnaw at our economy, we you let it run its course"—is still very much you: (U get plenty of rest; (2) eat and drink US., (State). JoAnn Liming, Fairbury 11-4-80 Reis, lien tiled still live in an economic climate that allows us true. sensibly (no need to "starve a cold"), with em and Thursday, Rita M. Sancken. 14, Pontiac, too fast for 3-4-78 for $504.20 against real A per. prop. to grow and prosper. Cold symptoms generally begin one to phasis on fruit juices and hot liquids (yes, cond., $40.. (State). COURT PROCEEDINGS: "And at a time when our country’s leader three days after the virus gets into your body. Mom’s chicken soup does help); (3) use only January 1, 1981 Richard W. Patterson, 21, Campus, ill. In Re: Dissolution ol Marriage of Oeborah ship is being questioned in the international The six symptoms usually associated with a mild medication, such as aspirin and tram, of alco., S2S., (Dwight). K. Matsko, Pontiac A David J. Matsko, community, we live in a democracy that is still cold are: sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes, saltwater gargle; and (4) observe good Scott E. Hoot, 10, Streator. ill. poss. of alco., Pontiac, 12-4-80. Happy viewed as being the fairest, most compas aches and pains, nasal congestion and hygiene—keep your drinking glasses and 515., (County). In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Becky coughing. The symptoms frequently occur in towels separate. James J. McMenamen. 23, Ancona, no Harlan A Robin Harlan. 12-4-80. sionate and the freest country our civilization New Year! that order, but not always. Watch out for complications. A cold’s infec valid safety fest, $25., (State). In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Jon M. has ever produced. C E N T R A L Joe E. Kilgus, 10, Forrest, imp. lane usage, McAllister, Pontiac A Lori M. McAllister, "1980 has perhaps not been the greatest Although you cannot be immunized against tion can spread to ears and sinuses. Take ex US., (Forrest). Cornell, 12-8-80. year in our nation’s history, but it leaves us the common cold, the Illinois Department of tra precautions with the very young and very ILLirJO/S PUBLIC Jeffery A. Lindenbaum, IS, Forrest, no In Re: Dissolution of 7Aarriage of Candy L. with some valuable lessons learned and a Public Health says there are some things you old. Their disease-fighting ability is low. SERVICE COMDANV safety sticker, S2S., (Fairbury). Davis, Flanagan A Wm. T. Davis, Pontiac. sense of optimism for the future. •XvWvXvXwX'XvXvIvXvX-:^^ Marilyn E. Gernentz, 27. Dwight, speeding, 12-4 80. "The Christmas season rejuvenates us and 525., (Pontiac). In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Walter provides us with the emotional sustanence we Thomas W. Armour, IS, Pontiac, too last E. Lane, Fairbury A Janice M. Lane, all need as we enter the new year. ft: for cond., $25., (Pontiac). Bloomington, 12-4-80. M r. M erchant, here are Susan R. Schuler, 20, Chenoa, speeding. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of James R. "Jayne, Samantha and myself wish you a US., (State). Kirkpatrick, Chatsworth A Mary M. very Merry Christmas and a Happy New R. Scott McDonald, 20, Fairbury, speeding, Kirkpatrick, Chatsworth, 12-4-80. Year, and our joyous best wishes for a bright $2S., (State). Eugene Miller, Fairbury, vs. Richard future for all the people of Illinois." Paul E. Boddington. IS, Pontiac, speeding. Ingold, Flanagan, Small Claim Complaint. $2S., (County). $482.13 A costs. 12-4 80. Dale E. Harms, 24, Forrest, speeding, $25., Kafer Mobile Homes, Fairbury vs. Tom (Chats worth). Rexroad, Pontiac Small Claim Complaint. 10 Reasons w hy you Jay Allen Zimmerman, 24, Fairbury, $355.25. speeding, $2S., (Fairbury). Whitaker Farmers Co-op, an III. Corp. vs. Christmas cheer Brian M. Fitzpatrick, )0, Dwight, speeding, Corn Belt Hatcheries, Inc., an lll.s Corp.. 525., (Dwight). Forrest At Law. (Cplt.) $30,832.42 A cost. Richard W. Patterson, 21, Campus, imp. 12-4-80. isn't always lane usage, $2S„ (Dwight). MARRIAGE LICENSES: Daniel D. Streid. 20, Chenoa, discharging Timothy Jon Finkenbinder, Odell and firearm OfTroadway, $25., (Cons.); ill. use of Diana Lynn Steffens, Pontiac, 12-4-80. One of the problems associated with the should increase your light, S2S., (Cons.),- uncased gun, S2S., (Cons.). Keith Bentley, Chenoa and Shirley Ann holiday season is the stress that often results Orville M. Farner, SO, Streator. speeding, Price, Fairbury, 12-4-80. from the physical and emotional strains of $25., (Dwight). Allen Lee Pezdol and Sheila Ann Bowden, preparing for Christmas. Daniel J. Oester, 24, Flanagan, speeding, both of Dwight, 12-4-80. According to William L. Kempiners, direc $25., (Flanagan;. Frank Joseph Ememan and Nancy Lou tors of the Illinois Dept, of Public Health, last- Keith J. Edelman. IS, Fairbury, speeding, Shepherd, both of Pontiac, 12-4-80. minute holiday activities, such as shopping, $25., (Cons); ill. use of light. $25., (Cons.). Danny Kay Kandelberger, Pontiac and baking, socializing, increased consumption of advertising... Kenneth J. Edelman, 14, Fairbury, ill. use Myrtle Ann Pennington, Saunemin, 12-4-80. of light, $2S., (Cons.); loaded gun in veh., $25., food and alcohol, and decreased amounts of sleep and relaxation, cause stress in many (Cons.). BIRTHS: Edward W. Hansen, 47, Streator, ill. use of To Mr. and Mrs. Monte Sheffler, Pontiac, people. gun, $2S.. (Cons.). Son, 12-5 80. In addition, those who cannot be with In times of uncertainty, consumers You can’t do much about most factors Ralph W. Hansen, SO, Streator, ill. use of To Mr and Mrs. Dennis Helmers. families or loved ones, or who suffer from are careful and a little reluctant to spend. in the marketplace - rent, labor costs, gun, $25., (Cons.). Fairbury, Son, 12-5-80. loneliness during the holidays, can experience They want to be sure before they buy; price of merchandise, what the George R. Speedon, 24, Fairbury, ill. use of To Mr. and Mrs. William Spray, Fairbury, severe stress. Worry about finances or com they want information. One of the main competition will do. But one thing you do light. S2S., (Cons ); uncased gun, $2S., (Cons); 1 Daughter, 12-5-80. pleting all the prepreations in time for ways they get information about control is your own promotion. Remember hunting along road. $25., (Cons.). To Mr. and Mrs. Terry Long, Pontiac, Son, Christmas can also add to the stress build-up. Kevin R. Friedman, 20, Fairbury, ill. use ol products, services, prices and values is that advertising is not just a cost of doing 12-10 80. Kempiners said that stress can cause many light. $25.. bond fori.. (Cons.). from advertising. Your’s or somebody business. It's a proven sales tool that To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carter, Forrest, health problems, such as reduced resistance Stephanie E. Smith, 10, Pontiac, imp. Son. 12-11-80. returns many times your investment in to disease. Stress can aggravate existing else’s. starting of veh., $25., (Pontiac). To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hammond. store traffic and sales. Amy F. Call, 15. Dwight, fail to yield, $25., Fairbury, Daughter, 12-13-80. chronic illness, can raise blood pressure and (Dwight). DEATHS: cause gastro-intestinal upsets. Stress can also Marvin L. Miller, 21, Chenoa, uncased gun, Frances Barber, 55, Pontiac, 12-4-80. result in increased conflicts with family $25., (Cons); ill. use of light, $25., (Cons); Anna Roth, 42, Fairbury, 12 5 80. members or friends, which in turn, can create Maybe you figure other retailers in hunting along road, $2S., (Cons). Harry Thompson, 40, Marseilles former more stress. your line are going to cut back their Remember how long it took you to get Dwight, 12 4-80. "To help avoid the problems that can be started? Once you build up a business, WARRANTY DEEDS: Leora Lee. 75, Kempton, 12 4-80. advertising, so it's safe for you, too. caused by stress," Kempiners advised, “find Right? Wrong \o u 're in competition for you can keep it going with a moderate, Carter's Addition, Inc. to Vernon J. Anna Yordy, 75. Graymont, 12-4-80. some time each day to be alone—even if it’s 2 consistent advertising program. But if Hartman A wf., jt. tens. 12-4-80 $1 etc. (R.S. Rose Sailer, 47, Dwight, 12-7 80. just a few minutes-and recharge your bat the consumer’s dollar with every other Frederick Killus, 44, Tucson, Ariz. former you cut your advertising and lose your $17.50) L 4 Carter's Add. Fairbury. teries'. retailer in town, no m atter what he sells. Roland M. Kinate A Arthur L. Huette to Pontiac, 12-7-80. People have only so many dollars to hold on the public, you’ll find it’s much Forrest Milk Products Co., Inc., a corp. 4 30 80 Frances Mears. 43, Chenoa, 12-8-80. Try to put things in perspective, reminding yourself that this is supposed to be a season of spend and if they don’t spend them for harder to build it up again. It's sort of like $10 etc. (R.S.--) Leasehold Estate created by Daisy Phillips, 84, Pontiac, 12-8 80. starting all over. Lease made by TPAW RR Co. to Arthur L. Etta Haag, 85, Cullom, 12-8-80. joy, not stress and strain. Whenever possible, what you sell, they’ll spend them for Huette A Roland M. Kinate dated 4-1-77 Clyde Schneeman, 80, Pontiac, 12 4 80. avoid activities that may add to your stress; something else. demising A leasing for 5 yrs. - a parcel of rr Charles Monahan. 47, Bradley, former try to relax; know your limitations and don’t prop. ly. in SE'/« Sec 4-24-7. etc. Chatsworth, 12-4-80. try to do too much. Avoiding as much stress as James E. A Paula J. Spitzner to The Otto Rients, 82, Minonk. 12 11 80. possible will add to your enjoyment of the holi I Here's a hard fact to chew on. Over Admin, of Veteran Affairs 10-17-80 $10 (R.S. --> Louise Zimmerman, 87, Forrest, 12 12-80. day season.” any given period, a company that N. 45' L "D " A S'/z S'/, L "E " Babcock's S/D Elmer Cashmer. 84, Cornell, 12-13-80. advertises below the industry average Lts. .3 A 4 NE<« Sec. 22-28-5. John Armstrong, 44, Dwight, 12-13 80. Whether business is good or bad, you have to get your share of whatever has sales that are below the industry business is around. Cutting back your average. 3 advertising puts you at a disadvantage at the very moment when you need an edge. Increasing your advertising gives you the edge. Advertising is “news” about products Survey o f farm ers and services. Most shoppers look for this kind of news in the pages of the newspaper in plush times, retailers often experiment with other media. But when Your advertising is part of your sales the going gets tough, they concentrate reveals tillage practices SUPPIJSMENT TO: The Fairbury Blade, The Forrest News, The Chatsworth Plaindeaier, force. Ads help to presell the customer their efforts in the newspaper because it Cullom Chronicle, The Piper City Journal. and help you close the sale faster. That provides an immediate payoff at the cash Only 5% of the soybean acreage has been How is the com ground being treated in the PAGE FOUR saves you time and saves you money. register. fall? moldboard plowed and a little more than 35% 4 . How much tillage is occuring on soybean of the soybean ground has been chisel plowed ISSUES OF THURSDAY, DEC. 25,1980 ground? only. Respondents to the survey indicate that These questions have been asked and 34% of the harvested soybean ground has been Slow time ahead? No. There are more discussed for many years, but only limited left untilled. You say your customers know you and for a while at least they’ll keep coming in Americans working now than ever input has been provided by the farmer, who The figures indicate that farmers are before. More women working, too, adding really knows the answer to the question. continually becoming more aware of the even if you don’t promote? That’s partly to family income. People still need and Farmers were asked these questions in the erosion potential which occurs when soybean 5 true, but shortsighted. Remember, one of 1900 Crop and Production Problem Survey ground is moldboard plowed in the fall. Their five Americans moves every year. So want goods and services and will spend conducted by the Livingston county interest in trapping moisture and preventing there's a steady flow of your customers for them. There is plenty of business out Cooperative Extension Service, says Gary run-off is apparent when almost 70% have left out of your market and a corresponding there. Your competitors will be bidding Varner, Livingston county Assistant the ground untilled or chiseled only. Discing influx of new folks who don’t know you at for their share and yours. Extension Adviser, Agriculture. the soybean ground, however, is a practice Try This all. Tell them about yourself. Farmers were asked four questions dealing which will continue to promote wind and water with how the com and soybean ground has erosion. been treated in the fall. About 6% of the For Siz harvest com ground has been disced with no According to the information received on btber tillage thereafter. Sixty-nine percent of the survey, the farmers continue to do Corn belt Press Inc. the harvested com ground has been considerable tillage on the harvested com moldboard plowed. ground for a number of reasons. Heavy com Fanners indicated that 21% of the grounds bore populations and large amounts of stalk Fairbury Blade Grldley News have been chisel plowed only and that a little residue provide sufficient incentive for many Phone 309-747-2078 mote than 4% of the harvested ground has farmers to plow their stalks under. Phone 815-692-2366 Piper City Journal been left untilled. These same farmers, however, have During the holiday season I’m sure we all Forrest News Phone 815-686-2550 H u situation with the soybean ground is indicated that they recognize the cost of such take time to reflect • to evaluate our Phone 815-657-8462 somewhat different. Twenty-six percent of the Ullage operations and are asking for data and accomplishments with our goals. We are all Colfax Press harvested soybean ground has been disced suggesUons to reduce tillage operations, but captives of our own experiences. Retailing is Chatsworth Plaindeaier Phone 309-723-2661 with no other tillage thereafter. yet maintain yields. confining however we meet lots and lots of Phone 815-635-3010 Chenoa Clipper Timas- wonderful people that is certainly Cullom Chronicle compensating. Phone 815-689-2654 Lexington Unit Journal As we again observe the birth of Christ may Phone 815-945-3221 each one of you know and enjoy the inner Onarga Leader peace that He has made available to us. May Phone 815-268-7815 El Paso Record its GoodForming to Form Sofeh 1981 be a year of fulfillment and satisfaction to Phone 309-527-4600 ' X. us all. Dec. 24-31, 1980 ► * f A m 0 County Llnoo—Publlshod u a supplement to the Falrbury Blada, El Paao Record, Qrldloy News, Chanoa Cllppor Tlmes-Lexlngton Unit Journal, Colfax Praaa, Forraat Nawa, Chat*worth Plalndaalar, Cullom Chronlcle-Heedllght-Enquirer, Pipar City Journal, Onarga Laadar Review. Remembered—Nashville to Hollywood ' The show would air February 8. with such country names as Carl Perkins. Jerry Lee Lewis. Pottle West, Roy Orbison, Merle Haggard and Charlie Rich Seen on NBC TV. the program garnered a major portion ot the TV viewing au dience Hank WiMiams Original Drifting Cowboys were nursing their tired but happy buns from a sue cesstul 79 European tour and Looking back at 1980 in qoun Since Cash's Hall of Fame indue were already mapping plans tor try music: Johnny Cash Charley Pride lion, the race has been on to the several ups and downs in his per an '80 summer tour of The Charley Pride has recorded Johnny Cash was readying lor record counters for Johnny’s sonal life and his career. Cash is United Kingdom They were soon his 25th Anniversary Special older recordings, some of which firmly planted as one of the to appear in a two-hour TV the voice track of his new album which would feature him and have become collector's items. down home legends in country documentary about the events for the third time The LP. titled June Carter Cash along with Cash’s original Sun albums, music. and happenings of their famous There’s A Little B it o f H ank In Me. Carl Perkins, Way ton Jennings. titled, Johnny Cash's Original bossman. Hank Wiliams, Sr. was to become one of Pride's Kris KristoHerson, Larry Gatlin Golden Hits. Volumes One. Two most p o pular LP’s And a single and others The show was aired a n d Three are available on LP, Gail Davies was in the charts pulled from the album, 'Honkey Barbara Mandrel Larry in the Spring on CBS-TV. eight track and cassette to r and with her Blue Heartache' single, Tonk Blues.' was about to Gatlin In October. John R. Cash $17 50 tro w Avenue South Pro were readying for the plus a Warner Bros LP. The become c o u n try music's hottest would become a member of The ductions, 642 labrook Drive, television taping ot 'Elvis Gam e single record' Country Music Hall o( Fame Richmond. Virginia 23225 After i n t h e s p o t l i g h t ‘The Mill on the Floss’ begins Jan. 3 on PBS Terry Bradshaw (right) and Mel Tillis laugh it up in ‘Cannonball Run.' George Eliot’s Victorian classic, 'The Mill on the Floss,' will air in seven hall-hour episodes on public N e w York—So what if Terry Bradshaw is having an off year with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In a year or two the television’s award-winning family drama series, ONCE strong-armed quarterback can pursue he. fledgling film career. Burt Reynolds recently cast Terry in his 'Cannon UPON A CLASSIC, beginning January 3 on PBS.* ball Run’ flick along with New York Jets tackle Joe Klecko. Terry and country singer Mel Tillis are part of a zany 'The Mill on the Floss,’ a tale about women, morals cross country auto racing duo who meet some shady characters along the way, with Klecko amongst them. The and society, follows the tragic life of a fiercely indepen film is set to be released next summer dent English girl, Maggie (Pippa Guard), daughter of • * Jeremy (Ray Smith) an d Bessie Tulliver (Judy Cornwell) of Dorlcote Mill. The way the Islanders are play In the opening episode, Mr. Tulliver longs to see his ing one has to wonder if they are son Tom succeed in life, so he borrows money from his going to peak too early. It happened wife’s sisters to send him to a better school He chooses to the Flyers and Canadiens last Mr. Stellmg’s Boarding School, which is the same school year and both got beaten in the that Philip Wakem (Anton Lesser, pictured), the son of playoffs. The biggest threat to the his sworn enemy, attends. Isles Stanley Cup chances this year Aunt Glegg, the richest of all the sisters, holds a note may come from St. Louis. Los on the Tulliver property, and when she and Tulliver quar Angeles and Minnesota. Finally, the rel at the family conference, Tulliver decides to borrow Blues, Kings and North Stars have money tb repay the note. the kind of players that can propel Cousin Lucy Deane (Julie Cole) comes to spend a them along in the playoffs. Those few days with Tom and h j sister, Maggie Dreamy and three franchises have been suffer indifferent to her elders, the tomboyish Maggie runs ing long enough. In trouble, though, away to live with gypsies, but is returned home to her are the Pittsburgh Pens who might father by one of the gypsy women First published under the pen-name of George Eliot be headed for the Meadowlands or in 1860, ’The Mill on the Floss' was written by Mary Ann worse—extinction. Mediocre play and so-so fan support has caused Evans. She also authored Silas Mamer, Middlemarch Have the L.A. Rams solved their quarterback problems? If you check and Daniel Deronda. the Pens owner to re-evaluate the out the Movie Channel this week, you’ll find handsome movie star Warren team. 'The Mill on the Floss,’ a BBC-TV production for Beatty wearing the gold and blue uniform in ‘Heaven Can Wait.’ The way ONCE UPON A CLASSIC, is presented on PBS by Vince Ferragamo has been treated in his contract negotiations perhaps WQED/Pittsburgh. The series is made possible by a they should make a sequel entitled, 'Until Hell Freezes Over.' Ah, what the grant from McDonald's Local Restaurants Association heck, Vince is reeling in more dough off the gridiron anyway. He’s doing and features Bill Bixby as host. those Ooo La La Sasson commercials with $1,000 a day fashion models, 'CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME which Is a lot safer then facing the likes of a Joe Klecko coming at him. V. Update - Dec. 24-31,1960 - TWO ■((d a y tim e )) WED THRU TUES 0 00 1 1iLovoLucy ‘Tammy Tell Ms True' (MON.), 'Tammy And The Doctor' MooiitH 5:45 0 Five Minutes To Live By (8 )® 9# Family Feud Captain Jinks Show 5:50 (S) (TO PTL Club-Talk And m a Donahue SI Variety ( It ) ® To Ted The Truth ^ M#W9 0 South By Northwest (Esc. 0 Movie ‘Jason And Tha 5:52 (0(8) Somebody Loves You Mon., Tue.) DIAL Argonauts’ (WED ). Visit To A 5:55 (D (2) Thought For The Day A'L’C'O'H'O'L (MON.. Small Plsnsl' (THUR.), 'Son Of 0 American TraM TUEJ Sinbad' (FRI.), Those Mag 0 Meditation 11:30 00(11)®®f l t u s ) ® ® iDoctors nificent Men In Their Flying Ma 0 Top O'The Morning ® Monsters chines' Part I. (MON.), ‘Those 5:57 0 Reflections 8 ) ® ® Ryan's Hope Magnificent Men In Thek Flying 5:58 • ( 9 ) Editorial i B Oong Show (Esc. Mon., Machines' Part N. (TUE ) 5:00 00® Morning Tuo.) Hazel (MON., TUE.) 0(8)®® Edge Of Night (T)(2) Sunrise Semester 0 Slim Cuisine (Esc. Thur.) 0 Bugs Bunny And Frionde SUNDAY • 0 PTL Club-Talk And The Messiah (THUR.) 0® Lei's Make A Deal Variety t1:S7 f i l l ® NBC News Update 18)® I Love Lucy (ABC) ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T., 0 Knowledge (Esc. Thur., 11:68 00(8)®® FVI 1 Various Programming P.D.T. -8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. Tue.) Health Field (THUR.. l 8sasms Street "The Shadow B oi" 1980 Joanne Woodward, Christopher Plum TUEJ AFTERNOON JO I® ToniTennMe Show mer Film adaptation ot Michael Christofer's Tony Award and 0® News talk 12.-00 10(8) Nows 3(2) Match Game Pulitzer Prize-winning play about three families who face life's 0 ( 8 ) 700Club s (2) Noonbreek I Newlywed Gems ultimate challenge with anger, wit. compassion and great courage 6:02 0 News ( I t ) ® ® Days Of Our I Woody Woodpecker e og 0 Perspectives I Petticoat Junction 6:15 0 A.M. Weather (Esc. Mon.) )0 Underdog (81® John Davidson Show MONDAY ^ M#W0 0 0 (8) ® ® AH My 0 Scooby Doo (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES:9:00 PM E OT.. 6:30 (I) (2) It's Worth Knowing ChMdfn 049 Movie'Mad Monster Par P.D.T. a:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T About Us 0 Andy Griffith Show ty’ (WED ). Joseph And His "Flamingo Road" 1980 Howard Duff. Kevin McCarthy 0 Today In Chicago 0 0 Doling Game (Esc. Brethren' (THUR ). 'Our Town' Tempestuous tale of the treachery of the sheriff in a small southern 0 Comedy Classics Mon., Tuo.) Addams Family (FRI ), ‘Caper Of The Bull' BuMwinkle ON . TUE ) (MON), Nevada Smith' city and its effect on the lives of the town’s most powerful family and 8 (TUE1 many less prominent people, as well (It) 91) Vidal Sasson: Your French Chef (Esc. Thur.) New Day 12:30 (X) (2) 0 ® Search For ^jtjo GHNgan'e Island 0 ABC Captioned News STomorrow Water Rogers (Exc. TUESDAY (Esc. Mon.) 0 Days Of Our Lives wad.) 3:55 TV POWWW1 (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM EOT.. 6:36 0 Ed Allen Show 0 0 Tennessee Tuxedo 6:45 ^9 A.M.i Weather (Mon.) 0 Mike Douglas 4:00 (I) (2) Jim Rockford: Private P.D.T. - 8.00 PM C.D.T.. M.D.T. 6:50 ® Closer To Qod Today 0(44 Leave It To Beaver Invssligator "The Mating Season" 1980 Lucie Arnaz. Diane Stilwell Romantic 6:54 WLS Editorial 0 Over Eaey (Exc. Thur.) ® GIlMgan's Mend comedy of a lawyer who finds love and aggravation at of all 6:55 S(2) (2) WBBM Edit oriel 12:58 0 ABC Newsbrief Mery Tyler Moore Show places—a birdwatching retreat 7:00 O Ijt) BuMwinkle 1:00 0(21(2)0(31 At The Work! S0 0 Tom And Jerry (f)(2) Morning Tume 0® Andy Griffith Show (NBC) TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM 0 Captain Kangaroo 0(18)® 0 Another World 0 FHntstones E.D.T., P.D.T. 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 00(18)®® Today O 0 I Love Lucy Of)® Brady Bunch Off Casper 00(8)®® One Life To 0 Sesame Sheet (E xc. wed.) *The Boys In Company C' 1978 Stan Shaw. Andrew 0 0 ( 8 ) ® ® Good Morning Uve 'Christmas Eva ON Sesame Stevens. A group of young men arrive at a Marine America 0(44 700Club Street' corps training center where they are assigned to the O Ray Raynor And 0 Various Programming 0 Mister Rogers same company, and then sent to fight in Vietnam. Friends 1:30 0 Another World 4:30 • ® Hour Magazine O Over Easy 0 0 Courtship Of Eddie's 10 Tic Tec Dough WEDNESDAY______7:30 0 (St Underdog Father Nows 0® MsgUisGorilla 0 Vidal Sassoon: Vow Now Brady Bunch (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. - 7:00 0 Sesame Street Day Hogan's Heroes PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 7:45 0 A.M. Weather 0 Movie 'It's A Wonderful OMNgan's Island "Orphan Train" 1979 Jill Eikenberry. Kevin Dobson The story 8.-00 0 (X) (2) (SO Captain jfe' 18)® Happy Days Again concerns a group of slum orphans who. in 1854, are transported Kangaroo 1:68 0(8)®® FVI 1 3-2-1 Contact from New York City to the Midwest, where they are able to find new 0 Jefferson* 2.-00 &) (2) 0 ® GukNng 5:00 1(1)(2)® News families and new lives (R) 0® Battle Of The Planets I Mary Tyler Moore Show 0 Soso ))®0 Texas 10 Joker's Wild FRIDAY______0 Sesame Street Beveriy HMbMBee I® Happy Days Again 8:30 ANcs I (8) ® ® General 1(8)®® ABC News (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. 0 FNntstones Hospital ' Good Time* -8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. Sing Ws Noel (Fri.) Love American Style ® Channel 15 News ■The Birth Of The Beatles' 1979 Stephen Mackenna. •Meter Rogers Taxes 3-2-1 Contact (Closed POO 2) (SO Jefferson* 0 Spkferman Captioned) Rod Culbertson. A dramatization of the early days of ® PhM Donahus Scooby Doo r Seseme Street John. Paul. George and Ringo. and the fifth Beatle, Show » F Troop 5:25 I Close-Up (Thor., Tue.) Pete Best. (R) 00(11)®® Las Vsgas Electric Company 5:30 id)(2)0® CSS News Gambit ~ 2)0(30 New 10(18)®® NBC News SATURDAY ______0 0 Romper Room 8) ro w fvi )0 Sanford And Son ® A.M. Chicago Tom And Jerry Toni Ten I ABC Nows (NBC) SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM (8)® Looking In nille Show (FRI) lf f i® I E.D.T., P.D.T. 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 0 Movie 'Christmas in Con (21(2) One Day At A Time Bstcom* Back, K otter ‘Burnt Offerings' 1976 Dan Curtis. Karen Black. A necticul' (WED ). ‘Lassie. 0 Movie Drecula' (WED >. 144 You Bet Yow Ufa college professor and his wife find their summer Peacels Our Profession' (FRI), 'The Mummy's Curse' (FRI.), I Over Easy Private War of Ma)or Benson' vacation plans backfiring when they rent an isolated, (MON(M l ). Shepherd of the Hills' sinister mansion. Bette Davis also stars. 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(Repeat; 60 mins.) ■fltiivMHI 0MiMf 0 ® Don Lane Show 1 ( 8 ) ® ® ABC News [Mimy Tell Me True' (MON.), Mikhail Baryshnikov’s critically ac 22 m#ws Jimmy And The Doctor’ claimed production ol 'The Nut 0 0 Movie -(Drama) ••• Ik 08) ® University Ot IMnoie cracker,' danced by Baryshnikov and “Lion In Winter” 1988 Christmas Eve Captain Jink (Show Gelsey Kirkland (pictured), with Katharine Hepburn. Peter O ' 0 Movie -(Comedy-Fantasy) members of the American Ballet Toole. (Paid Subscription •**H "It's a Wonderful Ufa" Theatre, will be rebroadcast Christmas Television) In Old England. 1946 James Stewart. Donna Movia ’Jaaon And Tha Eve, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24 Henry N deliberates over a suc Reed. A guardian angel shows a .rgonauta' (WED ), Visit To A on CBS-TV cessor on a fateful Christmas potentialeuicide victim howler- all Plana!' (THUR). 'Son CM The Nutcracker’ marked the initial Eve (2hrs.. 16mins.) rible life would be in his small ad' (FRI.), T h o u Mag- choreographic effort of Baryshnikov 0 Christmas Songs Mel town without him (2 hrs.. 5 cant Man In Thalr Flying Ma- and was lauded by critics and public Tonne leads an aU- star cast in a mins) naa' Part I. (MON ), 'Those when it premiered at the Kennedy warm and sentimental tribute to 10:50 0 0 (8) ® ® Lova agnlficant Man In Thalr Flying Center Opera House in Washington, the holidays featuring popular Boat-Police Woman Lova ■chinaa' Part It (TUE.) D.C. Under Baryshnikov’s inventive carols and traditional songs. Boat- 'Silent Night' A couple 1(8)® ® Edge Of Night imtns.) seek to redirect their lives after direction, the traditionally lighthearted A Lady Named Baytoie This I Buga Bunny And Friends story ot a small girl's dreams on S the husband served threeyeers 1 ® Let's Make A Deal documentary otters a glimpse in prison for a crime he did not Christmas Eve is transformed into a al the imagination and creativi |_B) (iS) I LovaLucy more complex theatrical experience. commit. Police Women-'Merry 1 Various Programming ty ol Reverend Baybie Hoover Christmas. Waldo' Pepper I Sesame Street The magical aspects will delight and Virginia Brown, two blind tracks a remarkable old man ► ® Ton!Tenn is Show children, while adults should find the •riends and street singing who. dressed as Santa, sleala )(t) Match Game work substantially more dramatic, with partners lor titty years. They huge sums of money to buy I Newlywed Qame significantly more dance to enjoy. contradict and Often outrage holiday cheer for poverty- ‘ Woody Woodpecker CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME virtually every traditiional con stricken senior citizens. ___) Petticoat Junction vention ol social work and (Repeal; 2 hrs.. 15mins.) ) ® John Davidson Show societal attitude toward the 11:00 D (2) CBS Chriatmaa Eva ( Scooby Ooo ((W ednesday)) Christmas Carol" 1938 blind. (60 mine ) Raligioue Spacial 'Lessons ~ lM o v ta ‘MadMonsterPar- WEDNESDAY 9:55 0 ® Newscene and Carols ol Christmas' The DEC. 24. 19BO Reginald Owen. Gene Lock y' (WED.). 'Joseph And His .special sadness. hart. Dickens' famous clasaic Christmas service ot the brethren' (THUR ). 'Our Town' 0 0 (1 9 )® ® Real People ol a miserly old man and how he 10:00 lll)® $ )® ® s • * (8)® Plymouth Congregational ERI.). 'Caper Ol The Bull' EVENING The nation's 'official' Santa is brought to change on Christ O ® M.A.S.H. Church in Lincoln. Nebraska, 1.). 'Nevada Smith' 6:00 1(f)(2) Claus, a school tor Santas, a mas Eve. (90 mins.) 0 Movie -(Drama) **H features the traditional biblical New* look at a factory where Santas 7:59 0 3 2 Newscene ‘-Christmas Eve" 1947 passages prefiguring end nar l* )f i OMUgan s Island 0 O i « M.A.S.H. are made in a variety ot sizes, 8:00 0 0 ( 1 9 ) ® ® Dlff'rent George Rett. Ann Harding. rating the Nativity's story and Rogers (Esc. ® Joker'* WHd and a profile ol the Christian Strokes Believing that Mr Three foster sons ol a wealthy, alternating with coral, orches SStar Trek Continue* From Fliers Association, whichtakee Drummond is lonely for female aged spinster, called home for tra and congrelional songe I TVPOWWW1 Daytime Christmas gilts to children in company.ArnotdandWilliscon- the holidays, discover her ne celebrating the birth of Jesus ) (2) Jim Rockford: Private 0 8 4 Rookie* Beta California (60 mins.) tact dial-a-mate and lix their phew is attempting lo victimize (60 mins ) fives tigator (18)® Channel 15New* 0 3 2 PM Magazine steptather up with a black her. and ifo whal they can to 0 0 ( 1 9 ) ® ® Christmas QUMgen's Island 0 MacNeH-Lehrer Report 0 0 (8) ® ® Eight Is woman (Repeat) (Closed- cover up. (2 hrs ) Rome 1980TheChristmasEve I Mary Tyler Moore Show I Dick Cavett Show Enough A present hidden by Captioned; U S A.) (18)® Channel 15 News Midnight Mass inSt. Peter'sBa- 132 Tom And Jerry 6:30 1 ® Happy Day* Again Joan before her death restores 0 3 2 Tic Tec Dough 10:30 0 ® Programming silicain Vatican City celebrated I ® Andy Griffith Show '' M.A.S.H. the Bradfords' spirit after a Joan Baez: A Holiday Unannouncad by Pope John Paul It will be I FHntstonss i (IS) ® ® Family Christmas burglar Steele their Concert D (2) CBS Christmas Eva telecast via satellite from | l 0 ) ® Brady Bunch Feud presents. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) 8:30 0 0 ( 1 9 ) ® ® The Facts Of Religious Special Mary Full ol Rome. (90 mins.) ISesame8treet(Exc. wed.) O • (if) 32 AH In The 0 '1 9 Movie -(No information Ufa Blair is upset and embar Grace images in Art' A varied O ® Comedy Classics hristmas Eve ON Sesame Family availabte) “Prince And The rassed when her cousin Jeri. a representation ol the Virgin 11:15 0(44 Movie-(Comedy)*** Street' ® Tic Tec Dough Peuper” (Paid Subscription comedienne who is confined to Mary is celebrated through the "One Flew Over Tha Cuck I Mister Rogers S Movie -(Drama) •••(* Television) No Other Informa a wheelchair, comes lovisit her comparable flowering ot artis oo’s Nest" 1975 Jack Nichol l(S) Hour Magazina “Bell* Of St. Mery V 1946 tion Available (2 hrs ) at school tic interpretations and devo son. Louise Fletcher (Paid I ® Tic Tec Dough Bing Crosby. Ingrid Bergman. A 0 America 0 ® To Tall Tha Truth tional images ot Mary Irom the Subscription Television) Free 1 0 News priest and • nun rebuild • tailing 0 Over Easy Guest* Singer 8:50 0 ® Newscene I2lh through 15th centuries spirited driller feigns mental ill 1 0 Brady Bunch parochial school by enticing a Hildegard and Barbara Hotl- 9:00 0 ( D ( 2 ) 0 ® Tha Magic Of The featured art work is on ex ness to be transferred Irom a I Hogan's Heroes skin flint to donate land and a man. health care financing David Copperfield Masterful hibit al the Cloisters. New York prison (arm Struggling against _) DHgan'sIsland new building. (2 hrs , 30 mins.) specialiet. Hosts: Hugh Downs young magician David Copper- City's museum of the Middle the waid's oppressive system IS )® Happy Days Again ® WHd WHd World Ot and Frank Blaiir. (Closed- field and his celebrity guests Ages he lends his fellow inmates a T 3-2-1 Contact Animal* Captioned; U.S.AJ will cast a spell on viewers and 0 Movie (Musical) *** sense ol hope (2 hrs ) KD(2)(S> News O MacNeH-Lehrer Report 7:30 0 D (2) 0 ® The Nut guide them into a world of illu "Holiday Inn" 1942 Bing 11:30 0 3 2 ) Newstalk I Mary Tyler Moors Show 6:55 D (2) WBBM Editorial cracker Mikhail Baryshnikov' a sion in a musical comedy lor Ciosby. Fred Astaire A song 12:00 2 (2) Newt I® Joker'sWHd 0 WLS Editorial production ol the ballet danced mat Guest stars Bill Bixby. and dance man decides toturn a O Midnight Mass From Holy I ® Happy Days Again 7:00 ® ( f ) ( 2 ) ® ® Fat Albert by Baryshnikov and Gelsey Lorn Anderson. Valerie Berlin- Connecticut laim into an Inn Name Cathedral 1 ( 8 ) ® ® ABC News Christmas Special Fat Albert Kirkland, with members ot the elli. and Robert Stack (60 open only on Holidays (2 hrs.) 12:15 ' 2 > (2) WBBM Editorial I Good Timas and the Cosby Kids make this American Ballet Theatre, willbe mins) O O 8® The Sounds Of 12:20 2 >(Z) Movie (Comedy)*** IS )® Channel IS News Christmas a special one when presented The ballet tells the O 0 (19) (t* ® Quincy ChristmasEveDoc Sever insen "Breakfast At Tiffany's" “ 3-2-1 Contact (Closed they rescue a family in distress, lighthearted story ol a small Quincy helps a small city hosts a program of original and 1961 GeorgePeppard. Audrey phoned) welcome a new life into the girl'sdfeamsonChnstmasEve medical examiner stand up lo traditional Yuletide music and Hepburn Bored young woman 1 Sesame Street world and learn that what ap (Mattes) pressure Irom a local indus readings He is mined by Henry visits Tittany's thinking it will I Close-Up (Thur., Tue.) pears to be cruelty is some 32 Joker's WHd tnalist and a politician who want Mancini. Victor Buono and the liven her pace Based on ID (2)0® ) CBS News times iust a disguise lor a Movie -tClaeelc) ••• "A lo cover up the truth about a cgu- Choir of St Charles Borromeo Truman Capote's novel 1 0 (1 9 )® ® NBC News 13 2 Sanford And Son i ABC News I ) ® ® News {(thursday ))■ Velcome Back, hotter THURSDAY 4:30 O Roberto Clemente High lady to win a bet (2 hrs . 45 10:50 0 (8) (17) Charlie's • 81 You Bet Your Ufa DEC. 25. 1980 School Choir and waterfall, marshmallow mins ) Angels-PoHce W o m a n 1 Over Easy slutted mushrooms and con MORNING 6:00 O ® U Of I Christmas 8:59 0 (32 Ntwtctne Charlie’s Angels Teen Angel' Concert slant surprises (105 mins ) 9:00 0 < 21(2)0(31) Knots Landing Kris g', rs undercover as a 17- 5:00 0 Navy Choir U S Navy Chou 0 Tie The Season To Be (19) ® Lite And Times Ot m v n n Karen's announcement that year old in a fashionable girls Annapolis OUie Grizzly Adams she is pregnant is a joyous sur school to find out which of the MGS 5:30 0 Navy Choir U S. Navy Band 0 Deerfield High School O Do-lt-Yourselt Messiah prise loSid. but it sparksacrisis wealthy student sis causing ter and Chok Choir © Over Easy 'Voiunteerism' bet ween them over themeaning ror on campus Police 6:30 O A Christmas Child A lost Guest: Jazz singer Maxine Sul ol marriage, career and par Woman Farewell. Mary Jane' six-year-old boy and a __ EVE N IN G ____ livan Hosts Hugh Downs and enthood (Repeat, 60 mins ) Pepper isattractedtoaracecar stewardees. who's stranded in 6:00 0 ® Christmas World Frank Blair (Closed- 0 3 2 Don Lane Show driver who is her partner when a strange city on ChristmaaEve. T) ( 2 ) 0 0 0 ® News Captioned. US.A.) O Newe she goes undercover to catch a discover the Chriatmaa exper Look And Listen 7:30 0 3 2 Joker's WHd 0 Cosmos Who Speaks tor pilot tlyingdrugs mlrom Mexico ience together. ) 32 M.A.S.H. 0 Up And Coming Cheating Earth?' Host Carl Sagan (Repeat. 2hrs . I5mins.)- 7:00 0 ® A Christmas ChHd A lost Cals' Valerie is invited lo cheat reviews the maior themes 11:00 Streets Ol Sen Francisco (81® Joker's WHd in a competition lor a writers six-year-old boy and a 0 Dick Van Dyke Show covered in Cosmos' and ends 8 3 1 Comedy Classics stewardess, who's stranded in 0 8 9 Rookies workshop scholarship with some cautionary warnings 11:30 0 0 ( 1 0 ) ® ) ® Tomorrow astrangecHyon ChristmaaEve. (1 9 )® Channel 15 News (Closed-Captioned.U S A ) about the future ol mankind Guests Stevie Wonder. David discover the Christmas exper 0 MacNeH-Lehrer Report 7:69 0 ® Newscene (Closed-Captioned. U S A ) Bienner (90mins) ience together. 0 Dick Cavett Show 8:00 0 ID ( 2 ) 0 3D Magnum, P.l. (60 mins ) O ® Newstalk 7:30 0 ® City That Forgot About 9:30 0 M.A.S.H. Five little schoolgirls, their I Again*nst the Wind 0 (44 Movie -(Comedy) *** Christmas Animated special 0 0 (19) ® ® Family missingteacherandapriceless 9:55 1 ® Newscene "The In-Laws" 1979 Peter which tells the story of a town Feud painting cause Christmas 10:00 ID <2)(2)« 0 ( 8 ) ® Falk. Alan Arkm (Paid Subs that lost its love ol the Christ 0 0 ® ® AH In The holiday complications lor Mag (It)®® News cription Television) A blissfully mas spirit. Family num. (60 mine.) 0 ® M.A.S.H. content dental surgeon is 9:00 0 0 ( 1 9 ) ® ® Christmas At (8 )® Tic Tec Dough 0 0 ( 1 9 ) ® ® Dick Clark'* O Movie thrown together with a C IA Washington Cathedral 0 College Of Lake County Good Old Day* Dick Clark -(Musical-Biographical) ** agent when their children 0 A ChristmasWorld Alookat g o k salutes the biggest stars ol the "Night and Day" 1946 Cary decide to marry The fun and Christmas customs from WHd WHd World Of years 1955-66. toasts the city Grant. AlexisSmith. The story ol laughter begin with their bullet- around tha world. 01 Philadelphia-home of songwriter Cole Porter (2 hrs.. riddled chase Irom Manhattan 10:00 | TBdan High School Choir 0 MacNeH-Lehrer Report 'American Bandetand'- and is 30 mins ) to a South American banana 10:30 University Of ' 6:55 CD (^WBBMEdtt oriel roasted by his own gueet atars. ( It ) ® Channel 15Newe republic (2 hrs ) M ob including Frankie Avalon, An 0 Dick Cavett Show 11:50 0 It* Charlie's 11:00 ® 700 2 (D ( 2 * 0 ® ™ * Waltons nette Funicello, Chuck Berry, 0 Twilight Zona Angets-PoHce Woman UHinnowrid Cindy Istrlghtened by* series of Jerry Lee Lewie, Brenda Lee, 10:30 0 ® Movia -(Comedy) •*• Charlie's Angels-'Teen Angel' CD (2) imagine That nightmare premonitions about Bobby Rydell, Jan and Dean, "Yours, Min* end Ours” 1968 Kris goes undercover as a 17- 0 Chriatmaa Concert Ben. who i* serving with tha Little Anthony and the Imper Lucille Ball. Henry Fonda. A year-old in a fashionable girts 0 Lutheran Church Seabees in the South Pacific. ials. Chubby Checker. Fabian, story about the logletical prob school to find out which of the 11:30 0 CD( 2 ) 0 ® NBA (60 mine.) and many mors. (Partll; 2 hrs.) lems ol raising eighteen chil wealthy studenteia causingter- baH Boston Cett >ct veNew York 0 0 0 Games People Play 0 ® TicTacDough dren in one middle-claee ror on campus. Police K nicks Tonight's segment* include 0 0 ( 8 ) ® ® ABC Movia modern family, as a widower Woman--'FareweH, Mary Jane' Bandragging, the Omsk Horse Special ‘An American Christ with ten children and a widow Pepper iaattractedtoarace car AFTERNOON Race and Widowmaker Mo mas Carol' 1979 Star*: Henry wit h eight get married and adopt driver who is her partner when 12:00 i Days Of Our Uvea torcycle Climb, betlybuckkig, Winkler. David Wayne An up each other's offspring. (116 she goes undercover to catch a bellyflopping and pHlow fight dated version of the classic mins.) pilot Dying drugs in trpm Mexico ing. juggling and frog-jumping, ChariesDickenataie.setinNew (D(8) CBS Lata Movia THE (Repeat; 2 hre., 15mine.) 12:30 §B°Mother McCauley High and a aegment on a tootball England during the Depression, JEFFERSONS: Lionel's Prob 12:00 0 Mary Tyter Moor# Show School Choir coach allllctad with multipla about a mean old miser who lem' Stars: Isabel Sanlord. 0 Christmas Lacs Sat In 1:00 0 Another World acleroti*.oats. (60i min*.) brings even greater misfortune Sherman Hemsley. It’s Lionel's Quebec inthe tSBO'e.thiaitthe 0 Movie -(Musical) on Christmas Eva to a hard graduation day and he'e (lying story of a young girl. Celine, and "Hans Christian Andersen" •S (i mI ) ® ® Santa Claus le working fargiar. an orphanage, high. Louise. Jenny and Mother her giD to Jeaus on Christmas 1SS2 Danny Kaye, Farley Cornin’ To Town An animated and a kindly book seller (2 Jett arson have tha frantic task Eve. Granger. Cobbler who loves to musical tala which delve* Into hrs.) 01 trying to keep George Irom 12:25 0 ® Your World tail fairy islet ia asked by a bal tha my alert** and myth* of Kria 0 Sneak Prevtewa Co-hosts seeing howhigh Lionel realty is. 12:30 0 News lerina to fix her shoes, and ha Krtngie. aNa* 8anta Claus. Nar Gena Siskal and Roger Ebert (Repeat) McMILLAN AND 0 Movia -(Drama-Musicat) (alia in love with her. (2 tvs . 30 rator: Fred Astaire. (60 mine.) review tha new movies ‘Raging WIFE : Cross and Double Cross' **• "Young at Heart" 1SS4 m inr) 0 Movia -(Musical) ••• Stars: Rock Hudson, Susan Frank Sinatra. Doria Day. An ar 2:00 0 CD (2) 0 ® Blue-Gray “Holiday Inn" 1942 Bing Saint Jamea. (Repeat) ranger elope* with a com Football Gama Croaby, Fred Astaire. 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(90mins.) is marked lor death by Ihe 8:30 9 2 Chicago 'BO 2 ( 2 )0 The Incredible Hulk © Movie -(Western) * * * •* • (8) (17) Of) Richie Rich- 0 9 4 Dimensions A private detective, investigat criminal organization "Once Upon A Time In the Scooby And Scrappy Doo 2:00 • Movie -(Comedy) ing a blackm ailing attem pt. SPECTRE Thebait is a Russian West" 1969 Henry Fonda. Show "Here Come The Coeds" decoding machine and a beau Charles Bronson Gunslingers picksDavidBannerastheprime 0 BuHwinkle < 1945 Abbott and Coatello. suspect (60 mins ) lilul Russian delector (2 h rs ) light lo acquire possession of a Peggy Ryan Two wacky care (Closed-Caplioned. 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O ® Movl* -(Myetery) ** itory ot a wacky Pox hunt (90 This program follows the work (Repeal: 60 mins,) "Mummy’s Tomb" 1942 Lon nine.) 01 a group ol scientists as they ( 2 ) ( 2 ) 0 0 ® Haw* Chaney. Dick Foran Ar • Movie -(Adventure) •• study the lives ot th* deer ol 0 OnO chaeologists encounter a Rhum. an ialand off th* western I Love Lucy 'Tripoli" 1950 Maureen O ® deadly mummy that hascometo SUNDAY O'Hara. John Payne United coast ol Scotland. (Cloaad- O Off Th* Record life and murders them one by State* Marina* battle barbary Captioned. U S A.) (60 mine.) O ® Solid Gold Co-hosts: on#_(2 hraj (CBS) THE NFL TODAY: TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED pirates in 1805 (2 hra.) O From Jump*tr**t ‘Rhythm Glen Campbell. Dionne War 0 0 ( 8 )9 7 )® Th# Love Boat A program preceding each National Football League broadcast 0 5 4 700 Chib and Bluas' Host Oscar Brown. wick. 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