Hoap; <*. Sons 3ook Bindery Inc. Spr lngport, Michigan 49 4-9284^ 0^ # F o o T D a n t o D e extinct r - The Chatsworth school board on April IS commencement exercises by publishing a the Chatsworth system six years, is also the discussed the status of football for the 1961-02 20-page program listing the CHS graduates girl’s basketball coach. school year. during the last 100 years. The cost of these Mrs. Kosmach’s future plans are Superintendent James Langan reported handbooks was estimated between $325-350. indecisive, however she is planning to move to that only 21 boys tentatively plan to An interesting note was that three or four Chicago’s western suburbs where her parent s participate in football next year if it is offered. years there weren’t any graduates from reside. Of these 21 boys, six are freshmen, six are Chatsworth. -Agreed to have five varsity and six junior sophomores, and some of the upper classmen Supt. Langan said that donations toward varsity cheerleaders for next year. are totally inexperienced on the field. With the cost of the programs would be accepted if -Maintained their position of not paying for this in mind, Supt. Langan asked each board local organizations wanted to help support the summer school tuitions concerning summer member for his opinion on the status of the project. schedule for special education students. football program. In other proceedings, the board agreed to -Noted that the Special Education Coop for Concern for the boys’ safety seemed to be purchase a sound system for the high school Livingston county has attained full recognition the major focus since so many are stage and gym area from Thompson from the state of Illinois. The probationary inexperienced on the field. Electronics Co. of Peoria at a cost of IS,400. status has been removed. Board member, Jerry Bayston summed up The music boosters will contribute $1,000 -Read a letter from the county supt. Wayne the board's feelings when he said, “If the kids over a two year period, and the band and Blunier, urging the board to complete the want it and we have enough, fine-I don't want chorus activity fund will provide small amount of work to be completed so all to see anyone get hurt though. With the approximately $500. The board will pay the buildings will be in compliance with the declining numbers, we have a problem of remaining part. Health, Safety and Work Code. using freshmen and sophomores at the varsity The school board’s other actions consisted Later, the board went into executive level and they don’t have the sixe or the of approving junior college letters of intent for session to discuss the status of salary training they need," he added. Jill Haberkom, David Thomsen, John negotiations with teachers. Also considered was the cost factor Rebholz, Brian Steidinger and Scott involved in the program. Another board Hoelscher. member, Roger Wilson stated that "We have Also the board granted raises of $2,000 each -Granted an early dismissal for high to start cutting back somewhere, and we don't to Langan and high school principal Leeon school students May 1 for the Vermillion want to cut academics. We have to look at Carrico for the next year. Valley Conference track meet at Ford Central. athletics eventually." -Briefly discussed a working cash bond -Heard Langan announce that pre- On May 21, the board will officially vote on issue for 1902 to dovetail with the present enrollment figures show 26 students in next whether to discontinue with the football issue. year’s kindergarten class. This is an increase program for next fall. In other transactions, the board accepted of six or seven over this year’s class. the resignation of special education teacher, -Appointed Clifford Kesler of Danville as The board also agreed to recognize the Lynn Kosmach, effective at the end of this auditor of the school’s financial records for 100th year of graduation at this year's school year. Mrs. Kosmach, who has taught in 1900-01. Pontiac case... Stanbary heads area State rests in riot trial ambulance association Bob Stanbary, director of Ambulance Ser­ Defense attorneys began their July 22, 1978 were Fairbury native, Lt. vices at Fairbury hospital, has been elected presentations Wednesday morning in the trial William Thomas, 49, of Cullom; guards president of the Central Illinois Ambulance of 10 Pontiac prison inmates charged with Stanley Cole, 47, and Robert Conkle, 22, both of Association. The organization covers Liv­ murder in the deaths of three guards in the Pontiac. Two other guards, Danny Dill of ingston, McLean, lx>gan, DeWitt, Tazewell, bloody July, 1978, riot. The prosecution, in a Colfax and Dale Walker, were injured, with Woodford, Marshall and Ford counties. surprise move just before noon Monday, Dill being left for dead. Membership primarily consists of the rested its case with Ijvingston county Special volunteer ambulance groups in those eight Assistant State’s Attorney Tom Breen counties. addressing the jury. Judge Benjamin Miller of Sangamon Brenda Schlabowski, 609 E. Hickory was enroute to along old US 24 in town. She was not injured, it took county was assigned by the Supremo Court to Ron Williams of Fairbury, a crew member Pontiac Monday afternoon when the passenger door of nearly one hour for Lowery’s towing service to retrieve the The state s decision was a full day earlier the case, which is being held in Co6k county of SELCAS (South East Livinston County Am­ the truck she was driving came open. As she tried to shut truck from the ditch. than planned, and was based on a decision not Circuit Court in Chicago on a change of venue bulance Service) of which Stanbary is the the door, the truck went out of control and into the ditch to call one last witness, whose testimony from Livingston county. operation chief, served as vice-president of the Photo by Julie Davis attorneys determined was redundant and CIAA last year. would not add anything to their evidence. When this case is finished, seven more inmates will be tried in the matter, and then Stanbary last week became a certified Help clean up an 16th defendant who had been paroled and EMT instructor following completion of a two- Bands, choruses, awards on As a result, court was recessed Tuesday, day exam in Champaign. One of the pre- 1 only recently identified, will be tried in a third * ' • - • - .. . * - ■ ■ -•-* -r 1 with the jurors remaining in seclusion. and separate presentation. At present he is requisits is teaching an EMT course, which he Weather permitting, trash pick up along Slain in the North Cellhouse uprising on still at large. recently completed at Fairbury hospital. Chatsworth streets will begin Sunday at 1 p.m. D.S.T. Cans, bottles, papers and various loose trash will be picked up along the street ditches tap for April 27 spring concert and gutters. No household containers will be picked up. Each year, American Legion Post 613 The High school bands and choruses will allow the audience to both hear and see the present their annual spring concert on April 27 sponsors this community service as one of its accomplishments of the music students. at 7 p.m. Also included in the concert will be civic programs. The jr. high and elementary bands and Legionnaires, and any citizens old or the awards ceremony. chbruses will present a similar Springs In the past, the awards banquet and young, wishing to get some exercise and good awards concert on May 11 at 7 p.m. For an concert have been held on separate occasions, fresh air are invited to participate. Kids are entertaining evening, come out and hear our however; they’re being combined this year to invited to help. school music groups. All those helping will meet in front of the Legion hall around 1 p.m. D.S.T Gunny sacks will be furnished but gloves should be used and WEATHER rubbers brought if ditches are wet. Courtesy of Fairbury Treatment Plant Lunch and refreshments will be furnished and Water Works by the Legion after completion of clean up. In L H A case of bad weather, clean up day will be April 15 42 58 50 Sunday, May 3 April 16 47 59 53 April 17 64 81 73 April 18 54 63 59 Heart Association April 19 48 54 52 April 20 40 49 45 April 21 39 60 50 sets public meeting High 81 Average 60 Livingston County Heart association will Low 39 Precip .81 have a special meeting open to the public April 29, 7:30 p.m. at the Bank of Pontiac. Highlights will include a donation by the Chatsworth Lions club of two Resusci-Annies MARKETS for county use in teaching cardio-vascular Livingston Grain Quotes resuscitation techniques. Wednesday, April 22, 1981 ‘Eggs'perts. . . Refreshments will be served. In order to Com $3.38 THE EASTER EGGS didn’t have a chance to hatch collected them. . make seating arrangements, reservations Beans 7.51 Saturday at CAPS, as little folks everywhere quickly Photo by Ju ie Davis should be made by calling 844-7108.

As firm notes 50th date of founding... Anchor Grain woos TP&W to acquire ICG's 'Bloomer'

By Jim Roberts Bob McMillan, TP&W president, said Charlotte Grain and Cullom Co-op bring in a of Gibson City, and won’t have to maintain the What it has said is that it will assess branch increasing their rail shipments when ICG on This is a big week for Anchor Grain Monday in his Peoria offices that “we’re major amount of fertilizer by rail, but most of tracks from Colfax, Anchor and Cropsey to line surcharges of approximately $500 per car. March 2, 1977 started procedures to abandon company. interested in anything that will make money. their outgoing grain is trucked, either to the either Bloomington or Kankakee. Since a “Big John" hopper car carries 3,500 the line serving them. The firm marked the 50th anniversary of its I’m open-minded." river or to Cargill at Gibson City. bushels of grain, that means a penalty of 15< Since then. Anchor Grain has been in the founding, faced a terminal illness as the April But he added “This thing (IOGs proposed Anchor Grain last year handled over five The present cost to ship five million bushels per bushel. forefront of the fight to prevent abandonment, 30 cutoff of rail service by the Illinois abandonment of the “Bloomer" Line) has million bushels of grain, which would bf well of grain from Anchor’s three elevators, to the Smith says that with the present balance and presently, through the Bloomer Centra 1/Gulf railroad, on its “Bloomer" line dragged on so long in the ICC and the courts, over a dozen 100-car unit trains. Cargill terminal 37.5 miles distant in Gibson between rail and truck markets, "a surcharge Shipments association has litigation in place neared, and at the same time will enter that now you can’t expect an overnight But if they lose rail service, the five million City is estimated $500,000. To move it from of only $100 per car (an extra 3 to 4< per to prevent the rails from being removed by discussions tomorrow exploring the possibility decision to solve it.” bushels translate into 6,000 semi-trailer loads, Anchor to New Orleans, 925 miles away, via bushel) would prevent shipping grain by rail." ICG while the patrons seek a potential new that the Toledo, Peoria and Western railroad which means moving 25 truckloads every lOIVcar unit trains, is $2,500,000. That’s 25 Thus the impact of the threatened $500 per operator. might purchase about a 40-mile segment of the The “Bloomer" line runs from Kankakee to working day, and using 90,000 gallons of diesel times as far, for only five times as much car is obvious. If their wooing of the TP&W is successful, threatened line, from Colfax to Cullom. Bloomington, and draws its rail “moniker” fuel if the grain is hauled an average of 37 money. % the junction would be at Chatsworth. And if from the latter terminal. The biggest potential miles one way. In other words, trucks cost 20% of the total In their first 50 years, Anchor Grain that isn’t successful, the Colfax to Cullom Those discussions will be Thursday generators of revenue start with shipments to go 4% of the distance. shipped a total of 03 million bushels of grain, shippers hope that they might interest the morning in Springfield in the office of Frank outgoing from Anchor Grain’s three elevators Leo Smith, Anchor Grain manager, says and Smith says that based on present Norfolk and Western into wedlock, with a That is the distance to the Cargill terminal HarU of IDOTs railroad division. at Colfax, Anchor and Cropsey, plus the that recent studies show trains move a ton- production levels, they will handle another 03 junction at Risk, between Strawn and Sibley. at Gibson City which is oo the ICG’s Gilman- Representing Anchor Grain win be Manager fertilizer shipped in to Cropfax at Cropsey and mile of freight seven times more efficiently million in the next dozen years as their 775 At best, the prospects are loss than rosy far Springflfeld branch. Leo Smith, possibly his vlo*president, Colfax. than trucks, energy-wise. customers steadily improve their production. either marriage, but Anchor Grain, born in tha No one will say, but there is a suspicion that Dwight Stephens and Gary Elliott of Cropfax, Sources say that Livingston of Chatsworth Actually, ICG hasn’t said it will flatly quit Facing that demand, they built the new Great Depression and survivor of a poverty- ICG has little sympathy of Anchor Grain’s aJertilizer firm which has offices in Colfax is not a major rail user, but another serving the Anchor Grain's three elevators silos, which soar more than 100 feet into the stricken childhood. Intends to keep on fighting transportation dilemma because they surmise and Cropsey. Chatsworth firm, Diller tile, dould be. Both after April 30. sky at Colfax and Cropsey, and were steadily as it enters its second half-cantury. they’ll get to haul the same grain anyway, out Little Social News From the Other Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cor ban and Larry were Mr. and Mrs. John Bndaon and family of hosts for an Easter dinner Sunday. Guests Fullerton, Calif, and Mrs. Bridson's mother, were Howard Pearson, Mrs. Theola Roy, Mr. Mrs. Sidone Barber of Rantoul visited with Casino and Mrs. William Fortna, Gerry Groskreutz, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller on Wednesday Diane Maubach, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pearson, and again on Friday afternoon. Doug and Kay. Jim Corban and Sherry Side of the O ffice Nichols Mr. and Mrs Frank Livingston, by Julie Davis Chatsworth, Carla, Bloomington, and Dick, Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Indianapolis visited Jim Livingston in Floyd Sharp were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Geneva, Easter weekend. On Saturday, they Sharp, Donna. Brenda and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. toured Fermi Lab, a U.S. Research b y M a r i a n Richard Long and Penney, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Laboratory and the Chicago Art Institute. Of Froelich and Carl Anderson. special interest at the Art Institute was a “for sale or rent" exhibit of photographs. One of Palm Sunday was the first time in 11 people in a tour bedroom house, I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petree of the photographs was done by Mrs. John f cannot say thanks enough to all fleas. They held meetings protesting over three years that my family had do not exaggerate when I tell you I Indianapolis, Ind. were weekend guests at the Foskett, a former Chatsworth resident, now that the economic system had let home of Mrs. Lewis Farley and George residing in Geneva. of you for your inquiries and acts of been together all at one time. It needed reservations for my own kindness extended to Clarence and them down. Some even threatened to brought back fond memories of us all bedroom. When I was ready to call it a Farley. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Lewis, Frank and me during the last two weeks while he vote fo r the o th e r party. There was talk being together. night, two kids had already taken over Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens and Greg of Kristin of Dwight spent Easter Sunday at the had surgery and after returning home. of suing the old dog for lack of Of course when we sat down rights to my room. I was couch-bound Normal, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Berree, Debbie home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Maxson and The procedures of surgery is so cooperation. Sunday for the noon meal, we didn't that night. But the next night I retired and Jill of Hampton, Mrs. Wayne Metz, Lisa. family. d iffe re n t than 20 years ago w hen I had Many of those panicky parasites all sit down at the same table, some early, just to get a place to sleep. Jeff and Brian of Peoria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert my gallbladder out. The sharing of perished on the spot. Others, bitter In ate in the kitchen and some in the The next morning I awoke all Tinker of Lisle and Albert Wisthuff were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glabe of Lockport your friendship meant so much and as spirit, trudged off Into the cruel world dining room. refreshed, and what do you think is Easter Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Melanie Gillett, my pinch hitter wrote, and died by the roadside, trying to One of my nephews decided he'd the firs t th in g I hear? Sh. sh. sh..., Mrs. Wayne Cording. Thursday, April 16. They were celebrating where would you find such fellowship thumb a ride on another dog. None take a head count to help Grandma you'll wake the baby. Before my feet their 43rd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellinger and Mrs. but in a small town. thought of shifting for himself. out in preparing enough food. He'd ever hit the floor I hear this. So I gently I am so lax myself in sending cards There is no substitute for self- come up with 11 people, his mother tip toed downstairs, waking no one. Francis Ortlepp were Easter Sunday guests at Mrs. Mary Prujman of Chicago flew to the home of their daughter and niece and Bath, Pa., to visit her sister, Mrs. Ema and l can kick myself for being so, I reliance, individual striving, and thrift insisted there were more than that, But I must confess, the "over­ family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harris in Rantoul. Sea rock and family on Monday, April 13 for know now how much a word of cheer to provide for your needs. and there were - 15 to be exact, not population" at our house was a good two weeks. Mrs. Prujman and Mrs. Sea rock can mean. The last sentence is very true. including two brother-in-laws who feeling. It was good to hear laughter are daughters of Margaret Roberts of Do you believe the old saying? APRICOT SALAD were unable to come from those we don't chat with Twenty-eight guests including children and Chatsworth. Rain on Easter Sunday, it will rain 3 boxes peach gelatin Of course when we were done regularly. grandchildren were present from Chicago, Paxton, Cullom, Momence and Hennepin. Mrs. Evelyn Bittner was a dinner guest seven Sundays. Although we don't 4 cups hot water eating, we iust piled the plates in the And when they had all finally want this to happen, let's take a 1 envelope plain gelatin dishwasher I remember when all parted, an empty sound seemed to till Homemade ice cream, cake and cookies were Easter Sunday at the home of her brother and served in the afternoon. family, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Collins in Pontiac. survey and see if it proves correct. Vt cup cold water seven of us lived at home, we used to the house, things were back to Since I am short on writing 1 cup coffee cream bug Dad about getting a dishwasher, norm al. • • • material, I appreciate this fable 1 cup sugar "Why should I?" he declared, "I have brought in by Charles Elliott. 1 tsp. vanilla six dishwashers now, what would I What a great turnout the Easter A Fable 1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese want with another one?" He was egg hunt had!! The JCs. CAPS, and Letter to the editor And it came to pass that two Vi cup chopped nuts always just one step ahead of us it the Jr Women's club deserve a big young fleas fell in love, and after a 1 large can apricot halves seemed like But we finally got a thanks. It was a special day for the short courtship married and settled First layer: Dissolve one box peach dishwasher tor Mom and it sure kids and one they'll always remember. and other senior eye problems need eye gelatin in 2 cups hot water. Pour into 9 earned its keep today. * • * In regard to the town board's refusal to down. They found a large, good- contribute to SHOW bus, I am reminded of the specialists; deafness and hearing aids require And when dusk came that night, natured, and inactive dog for a home. by 12 inch pan and put into Once again, the Legion had a "full words of Marie Antoinette. When told her special treatment; dentures and dental Theirs was truly an ideal life. Food, refrigerator to set. who's sleeping where, seemed to be a h o u s e ” Saturday night at the dance. I people were starving because they had no problems take a dentist’s skill; corns, bunions, popular question. Some of the family shelter, and heat were provided. There Middle layer: Dissolve plain have never seen such an active Legion bread, her hard-hearted reply was, “Let them in-grown toenails need a podiatrist, not Junior was a housing unit in every wrinkle. gelatin in ’/? cup cold water. Heat lives nearby so it reduced the number as the one we have here in eat cake." Of course cake was even more operating a hack saw; and social security Life was sweet and easy. All they did cream and sugar without boiling and of people sleeping over to 11. Chatsworth My hat goes off to you. scarce then bread, which meant let them questions have to be ironed out by experts. Although we managed to squeeze starve. Along with the necessities, these 70 and 80 was eat, sleep, and multiply. Freedom mix into gelatin mixture. Add vanilla, I wonder if Messrs. Ashman, Kane, year olds enjoy getting out and having a from want and fear had been attained, cream cheese and nuts. Let cool and Knittles, Stoller (those who voted ‘Naye’) change of scenery. and they and their offsprings enjoyed pour over first layer and return would be as hard-hearted to their own elderly People in nursing homes are provided the abundant life. refrigerator to set. parents, if they were living? When mother trips-just for fun. But these people who are But the patient old dog, sore and Third layer: Dissolve the other two said, “Son, I have no way to Bloomington” remaining in their homes, supplying their own unappreciated, grew weak and weary. boxes of peach gelatin in 2 cups of would they reply crossly, “Then stay at care are denied this small bit of pleasure, by a Unable any longer to support the hot water, stirring until dissolved. Add home"? parsimonious board. hungry and rapidly multiplying non­ the juice from apricots and enough Then just in case Messrs. Ashman, Kane, productive population, he finally cold water to make 2 cups. Add the The item in the Plaindealer was a bit Knittles and Stoller think they are doing a staggered off Into the woods and died. apricot halves and pour over second misleading. In the same paragraph with good job guarding the people's money, we SHOW bus, it told of a local club who had would like to remind them we senior citizens Consternation reigned among the layer. Refrigerate. offered rides to senior citizens and had onlf * pay taxes too. Many of us own our own homes HAVE A GOOD WEEK! three requests. If read hastily, one might think and any one of us pays nearly enough to cover SHOW bus only had three riders. Not so. Last the bus donation. —————— — — — — — — — — — ————— — — — — ——— year 84 people took advantage of the service What has the town ever done for senior and so far this year more than 30 have gone. citizens? To my knowledge-nothing. GRAND OPENING Sometimes as many as nine Chatsworthians Everytime SHOW bus request comes up, it go at one time. Riders all contribute gets a majority "NO" vote and is placed in something, individuals and organizations have File 13. Chatsworth Furniture & Flowers contributed, but why not the town as a whole? I don't mind telling these gentlemen I am Other towns do. Why shouldn’t Chatsworth most unhappy with their decision ii»d don’t 314 E. Locust, Chatsworth pay its share? I feel ashamed to think my town think they are adequately representing at Friday, April 24 A Saturday, April 25-8-8 p .m A NEW SLATE OF OFFICERS for the Chatsworth Women's club are from left didn't contribute. At $10 per person, we have least one third of their voters (People over 60). to right: treasurer, Connie Rebholz; president, Margaret vice president, already received $1,150 worth of service and The senior citizens are the ones who get out Sunday, April 26-12-5 p.m. Kay Shols and secretary Mary Hoelscher. 3 fl ^ f\’ not paid one red cent. and vote for them (come — or high water) in Red Tag Specials spite of the fact their desires are not If people could get on an I.C. train and ride considered, while the younger ones, who get to Bloomington, as they did in 1900, when the most of the favors stay at home and “let Silk Arrangem ents Made To O rder0 JW C elect officers R.R. ran two trains each way daily, or if they George do it". Remember the old quip ‘put * could board a Greyhound bus at Dennewitz that in your pipe and smoke it'? Think about it, Door Prizes & Refreshments it New officers for the 1961-82 year were Healtn: chairman-Jane Dehm, Merry bus depot, as they once did, we'd say, "Forget is it fair? installed at the Junior Womens' club meeting Diller, and Mary Jane Kessinger. it, town board, we don’t need a SHOW bus. Let A Senior Citizen ALL LAMPS 20% Off Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lee Public and international affairs: them take public transportation,” but the crux Louise Stoutemyer Ijvingston chairman-Connie Rebholz, Vicki Hoelscher, of the matter is, there is NO public —— ————— — —————— ——— Co-presidents, Mrs. Tom Ijvingston and Kay Shols, and Margaret Trost. transportation. If you can’t drive a car you are Mrs. Lee Livingston installed the following Education: chairman-Michelle Diller, stuck in Chatsworth forever. Many senior officers, president-Mrs. Jim Trost, vice- Kathy Kurtenbach, Pat Frye, and Nancee citizens have given up driving, because of president - Mrs Wayne Shols, and treasurer Ijvingston. deafness, failing eyesight or other physical V -Mrs. Jim Rebholz. Home Life arts: Carolyn Riha, Carol Scher, problems. The ways and means committee reported and Lynn Sutcliffe. Committee for the evening Now I believe firmly in “Trade at home," CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT that a teen dance is planned for July 31 at the was Mrs. Lee Livingston, Mrs. Jim Elliott, but there are products and services senior Legion. Mrs. Jim Rebolz. and Mrs. Mark Henrichs. citizens can't get here. Cataracts, glaucoma President elect Mrs. Trost announced the committees for next year. They are: Ways and Means: Vicki Hoelscher-chairman, Carolyn 13.871% 11.75% Riha, Kellie Henrichs, and Margaret Trost. ( Reporter, publicity and press book; PUBLIC AUCTION 6 M onth M aturity 30 M onth M aturity chairman, Lynn Sutcliffe, Kathy Kurtenbach, Real Estate - Antiques - Household Items $10,000 Minimum Located at 313 East Cherry Street (or 4 Blocks North of Hardware $1,000 Minimum Tami Livingston and Mary Jane Kessinger. Simple Interest Membership: chairman-Merry Diller, Store) Chatsworth, HI. Daily Com pounded Interest Rate Quoted Available Apr. 2 1 Rate Q uoted Available Apr. 14 Michele Diller, Lois Rebholz, and Nancee SATURDAY, A P R IL 25, 1981 thru Apr. 27 Livingston. thru Apr. 27 Budget and audit: chairman-Connie 12:00 Noon Rebholz, and Jane Dehm. REAI. ESTATE: Legal Description. The West <2 of Lot 2 & the East *, of I.o< 3 of Klock t in the O riginal Town of Chatsworth. This residence is a sm all one bedroom home, Programs: chairman-Kay Shols. Donna including kitchen, pantry. Dining Room and living room, utility room, full bath, small Combine the earning McGreal, Pat Frye and Carol Scher. g a ra g e . '‘Repurchase Conservation: chairman-Glenna McGreal. Term s of Real Estate')' 10% of sale price down on day of sale, balance to be paid on or power of a savings Lois Ann Rebholz, Tami Livingston and Kellie before May 26. I9HI. Possession to be given upon final settlement. Sellers reserve right to Agreements” Henrichs. reject any or all House may be inspected by contacting Executors; Real Estate to account with the sell at 1:00 P.M.^I \l ANTIQl'ES: Small Oak table w/castors; Oak overstuffed rocker; picture frames; 89 day m aturity Oak library table: 2 - striking mantle clocks; Oak knick-knack shelf: Oak swivel office convenience of checking $3,000 minimum deposit chair; rocker; Oak srw lig table: Walnut overstuffed rocker; Oak buffet; commode; in our THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER m irrors; Iron l.eg organ stool: Gone W ith the Wind lamp funmatching globes); square Secured by U.S. Treasury obligations Thurs., Apr. 23, 1981 china cupboard, (a irload .; coffee grinder; record cabinet: Stoneware: hanging lamp 11% for the period Apr. 21 thru Apr. 27 Page Two wall brackets; nQmCrWX chairs: Oak cabinet; caned bottom chair; treadle sewing N.O.W. ACCOUNT machine; square trunk: Oak chest of drawers: quilts; Cedar chest; Oak flower stand; Walnut overstuffed slretaht back chair; (Germany, Nippon. Bavarian dlshware; Carnival glass; Etched glassware: Pewter tooth pick holder It napking ring; Austria A substantial Interest penalty Is required lor Deer Head pitcher: Fort Vancouver half dollar; 2 ladies diamond rings; Elgin gold early withdrawal from certificate accounts. pocket watch It 4hM0>: Old Mercury Comet car; HOUSEHOLD ITEM S: Davenport It chair; utility tables; table lamps; day bed; Pine SEWER HOOK UP corner cupboard; fttMj^ lamp; ABC wringer type washer; 3 pc. bedroom suite; plus numerous other Items. We Will Close At Noon On Good Friday, April 17, 1981 INSTALLATIONS MAUDE EDWARDS ESTATE Cal LoweN Ressner Jim Edwards A Tom Edwards, Co-Executors Chatsworth, III. Member FDIC - Accounts Insured to $100,000 635-3344 Herr 4 Herr, Attorney for Estate A FIJI l Or Pontiac, III. Terms: Cash or Good Check. SERVIC [ TW b" Edwards Auctioneers: Jim Trunk Freddie Immke Art Feller CITIZENS BANK OF CHATSWORTH 635-3217 Forrest, III. Saunemin, III. Clssna Park, III. BANK 4S7-67M S32-49S7 4J7J17J Chatsworth, III. 60921 Ph. (815) 635-3134

!• r Johnathan Oilier Lestye on Dean's list Births at Rose-Hulman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Birkel of Peoria are the forget 49hf>athan M. Diller, Chatsworth, a junior parents of twin boys, Da iron Phillip and chemical engineering major at Rose-Hulman Dustin Charles, bom Wednesday, April 15 at Institute of Technology at Terre Hate, Ind., St. Francis hospital in Peoria. has earned dean's list recognition for outstan­ Darron weighing 6 lbs. 14 ozs. and Dustin, ding academic achievement during the recent­ 8 lbs. are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Edith Ruppel, a member of the Livingston ly concluded winter term. Henry Branz of Chatsworth and Mr. and Mrs. county board, will be the speaker at a May 1 Diller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Diller, Ray Birkel of Peoria. They have one sister, meeting of the Chatsworth Republican 514 N. 4th St., Chatsworth, is a graduate of Dawn, three and a half years old. Woman's club. Mrs. Ruppel, a former Lynchburg Christian Academy, Lynchburg, The mother is the former Donna Branz. Chatsworth resident is chairman of the Va committee on Livingston Manor and will Dr. Jess R. Lucas, vice president for stu­ speak on its operation and problems. Club dent affairs, announced that 416 of the 1,226 members are welcome to bring guests to the undergraduate students enrolled during the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haskins of 555 E. meeting, which will be at 7 p.m. at the home of winter term earned honors recognition. One Gunderson, Carol Stream, 111. are the parents BRENDA ANN FI.ESSNER Mrs. Allen Diller, 514, N. 4th, Chatsworth. hundred six of the 353 freshmen, 79 of the 325 of their first child bom Sunday, April 12 at 2:01 p.m. Their daughter, Randi Lynn weighed 8 lb. sophomores, 106 of the 276 juniors and 125 of A bus will leave from the Dehm Bus garage the 272 seniors made the dean’s list which re­ 4 oz. and was 20*« inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Flessner of Saturday, April 25 at 4:15 p.m. to attend the quires a 3.3 or better mark for freshmen and Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Audrie Cullom, announce the engagement of senior piano recital given by Dawn Costello at sophomores and 3.1 or better grades for Haskins, Piper City and Mr. and Mrs. Vic their daughter, Brenda Ann, to James Hammond, Plainfield. Great grandparents in­ Illinois Wesleyan university in Bloomington. juniors and seniors during the 1980-81 M Riccolo, of Dwight. He is the son of Anyone wishing to go is asked to make a academic year. clude Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Watson of Chatsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Haskins of Mr. and Mrs. James Riccolo also of reservation at Costello’s Town and Country The all-man's average was a 2.84, down Dwight. A June 6 wedding is planned. Market by Friday, April 24. slightly from the 2.87 for the fall term. Onarga, Mr. and Mrs. James Hammond of Cumulative averages were 2.92 and 2.91 for the Verdon and Mrs. Vivian Buck of Lockport. Royal Neighbors will meet Monday, April respective periods. 27 , 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mema Miller. "Grades oftentimes drop slightly during the winter term," notes Lucas. "There are Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Walker of R.R. 2, K inkade Lions club will meet Monday, April 27,6:45 probably two reasons: the season of the year Chatsworth proudly announce the birth of p.m. at the Bake Shop. and the fact that the freshmen especially are their daughter, Christina Marie. Konstruction coming into contact with a considerable Bom at St. Francis hospital in Peoria on Let us give you an estimate on “Rules of the Road” driving review course, amount of new material...material which is April 17 at 6:16 p.m. she weighed 6 lbs. 134 sponsored by Chatsworth Lions club, will be very demanding." ozs. and was 194 inches long. your remodeling or construction offered on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Rose-Hulman is among the nation’s most Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sumner needs-Residential & Commercial. April 27,28, and 29, in the Town Council room. selective colleges in terms of potential for Walker of Plano, III. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald The time is 9-11 each day—three mornings, a academic success. The middle man entering Mutch of rural Tuscola. Charlie Kinkade six-hour course. The course is a refresher for the freshman class ranks in the top one to two Christina was welcomed home by brother Piper CityPh. 686-9033 Day or Eve. anyone who has an Illinois state driving test percent nationally in mathematical aptitude Matthew David, age 24. Hubly, Cor ban recite vows coming up soon. The teacher this month is Dan and the top six to seven percent in verbal abili­ Kerber. ty as measured by nationally-administered college entrance examinations. Median high Miss Denise Hubly and Barry Corban, both groom, served as flower girl. She w?' attired school class rank is the 93rd percentile. of Chatsworth, exchanged wedding vows in a pink floor length dress with a i .le at the Eastern Star members will meet at the hall Saturday. April 11, at Sts. Peter and Paul neckline and hemline and tied with a pink Saturday, April 25, at 6:15 for transportation S e e d C o r n Catholic church in Chatsworth. satin sash. She carried a basket of pink rose to El Paso for official visit. Thank you The 5 p.m. double ring ceremony was per­ petals. THURSDAY, April 23 Many good num bers still available. formed by Father Charles Karl before an altar Christopher Kerber of Chatsworth, nephew Many thanks to everyone for cards, Baseball with Cornell at CAPS, 4:30 p.m. decorated with white and pink gladioli. of the bride, was ringbearer. flowers, visits, phone Balls and other services 3:30 p.m. - Livingston county track meet, Organist, Fima Trinkle of Chatsworth, ac­ The bridegroom chose his brother. Brad while I was in the hospital, special thanks to LESTER Pontiac. Call Gary Kahle, companied the soloists, Mrs. Donna Adams of Corban of Cullom, to serve as best man. Mike Larry Power who carried me out and Clarence PNSTER Strawn and Don Keigher of Gilman. Music Lidy and Blaise DeMuth, friends of the Pool who saw that I got to both hospitals. Chatsworth, selections were "Without Your love", "I/ird's bridegroom, were groomsmen. Dan Hubly, FRIDAY, April 24 Everything is appreciated. Progress reports to students and parents, HYBRIDS Prayer", “Always and Forever", and brother of the bride from Carbondale and Elaine Sandoval * 217-395-2360. "Prayer of St. Francis." Scott Mogged, brother-in-law of the bride from Vermilion Valley. 4 p.m. - Fresh/soph track meet at Ford Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Chatsworth seated the guests. a*—*****———**——a— l Robert Hubly of Chatsworth and Merle Corban The bride's mother chose for her Central. FRESH LEAN of Cullom and the late Doris Corban. daughter’s wedding a floor length gown of SATURDAY, April 25 GRADE A FAMILY PAC Escorted to the altar by her father, the wonderglo knit in dusty rose, completed with a Talefeathers plant, flower and vegetable, COSTELLO'S CHOICE GROUND BEEF " " bride wore a white wonderglo knit gown matching crochet knit jacket. sale, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Boys track at Gardner, noon. ROUND featuring an empire bodice with an illusion The bridegroom's stepmother wore a floor CHARLIE & MAXINE'S FRYERS 55$ po rk S 2 ? sl,cedslab yoke of point d'esprit, appliqued with Venice length gown of plum polyester with a street STEAK BACON ’ l 1® lace. The long tapered sleeves also featured length overlay and cape. SUNDAY, April 26 point d’esprit appliqued with Venice lace on Both mothers wore a cymbidium orchid Talefeathers plant sale 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MARKET CHOICE BONELESS 1 p.m. • Junior class paper pickup at curb ♦ i s * * 12 9 $ 1 “ R E D R a d i s h e s the fore arm. The watteau train edged in corsage. CHATSWORTH BEEF ROAST Venice lace extended from the shoulder to Immediately following the ceremony, a beginning. I Lb RRFFNGREEN PEPPERS PFPPFF chapel length. A picture hat trimmed in Venice reception was held at the American legion MONDAY, April 27 lace featuring an illusion net pouff and hall in Chatsworth. Assisting at the reception p r a i r i e f a r m s THIGHS . . . : W.. 79*c o u n t r y :s t y l e CUCUMBERS streamers completed her attire. She carried a were Mrs. Cindy Hanauer, Mrs. Beverly Zorn, Band and chorus concert 7 p.m. cascade bouquet of eucharist lillies and pink Mrs. Vicki Haag and Miss Mary Culkin. 4:30 p.m. - Baseball at Mel-Sib. 2% MILK ^ SPLIT BREASTS R I B S GREEN0N|0NS roses. The bride is a graduate of Chatsworth High TUESDAY, April 28 Gallon Matron of honor, Mrs. Diane Kerber sister school and Illinois State university with a bachelors degree in education. She is a first Title IX track meet at Forrest, 4:30 p.m. of the bride of Chatsworth, and bridesmaids. LtHItH LU I grade teacher in Gilman. ' = TICKS " 89-$-j 3 9 4 / $ 1 Mrs. Scott Mogged, sister of the bride, THURSDAY, April 30 The bridegroom graduated from Cullom ONLY Chatsworth, and Miss Mary' Jo Cassidy, friend Baseball with Forrest at CAPS PORK CHOPS - J149 of the bride from Kankakee, wore identical High school and Monmouth college. He is gowns of lusterglo knit in daphne rose featuring employed as a teacher in the Chatsworth 3 DIAMONDS 3 0IAM0N0S 4 0/ schools and an insurance broker. FRIDAY, May 1 HEINZ a skirt with four loose petal panels, matching law day, seniors to Pontiac, A.M. MANDARIN _ races . sums waist length jackets shirred from the shoulder Following a trip to I,as Vegas, Nev. the couple now reside at 513 E. Cherry, Vermilion Valley varsity track meet at Fhrd to the edge of the short sleeves. Combs with Central 1 p.m. oranges 87* MUSHROOMS 57* matching ribbons and flowers were worn in Chatsworth. Pre-nuptial parties were held March 1 by KETCHUP NORTHERN WHITE OR ASSORTED their hair. They carried a colonial bouquet of a THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 32 0Z single pink rose, pink carnations and white aunts of the bride; March 8, friends of the bride; March 21, aunts of the bridegroom; Thurs., Apr. 23, 1981 daisies. March 27. friends at Gilman; and April 5, Page Three BATH TISSUE - 95* Erin Gillette, of Chatsworth, niece of the friends of the bride and bridegroom. C A H IT BROWN OR For S a le POWDERED SUGAR M09 Thank you WHITE OR ASSORTEO Sincere appreciation and many thanks to By Sealed Bid OURKEE FRENCH FRIED _ _ | # | p r i i r y Public Stag z o o c i all who remembered me while I was in the Three bedroom brick home on & S ta g e tte Wagner Street in Cabery, Illi­ hospital and since returning home. PRAIRIE FARMS Martha Close * Saturday. May 2 nois. 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A senior piano recital by Dawn Costello, m e e t i n g \ ' * f.- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Costello, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern 'vO Chatsworth, will be given Saturday, April 25 at Chats worth SATURDAY. May 2 Star, met Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank 6 p m at Wesleyan university in Bloomington Kenneth W. Tyler, Pastor 9:30 a.m. - The United Methodist Women of the church will join with other UM women In Seward serving refreshments following the in the Westbrook Auditorium. 9:00 - Sunday school 10:00 - M orning worship. Sermon theme: the annual Evenglow bazaar In Pontiac. Cars regular session. '> ( The program will include works of will leave the church at 6:00. Mrs. Roy Anderson, Bloomington, was "My Bible and I". Schubert, Beethoven, Chopin and Debussey. WEDNESDAY, guest of honor, and Roy Anderson was guest in V-’ Following the program, a reception will be 7 p.m. - Baptist youth fellowship. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH the East. L.A. Shoemaker was given an Easter held in the Reception hall of Westbrook 12 N. 7th St„ Chatsworth lily by Mrs. Milford Sims, Worthy Matron. Auditorium. Everyone is welcome. Melvin Meister, Pastor The recent death of John Felthouse, Dawn started piano with Mrs. Lee ST PAULS EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH SUNDAY. April 24 hiwhanri of member Catherine Koehler, was Maplethorpe She was then taught by Mrs. Sixth and Walnut streets 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school for all ages. announced. Their residence was Indiana. Elma Trinkle and Mrs. Donald Gibb. Chatsworth 10:45 a.m . W orship, Sermon title Committees were named to plan a Joint At Illinois Wesleyan, she had studied with Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor "Separated Servants." 4:15 p.m. - Christian Education "How to dinner meeting with the Masonic lodge May Dr R Bedford Watkins. Her present teacher THURSDAY, April 23 9 a.m. A.L.C.W. work day. Bring sack Share Our Faith" 16. Mrs. Percy Walker, a 50-year Star, and is I^wrence Campbell. 7 p.m. • Service - Sermon title "The Holy Everett Collins, Decatur, 50-year Mason will lunch. Pastor attends the Seminary Appeal A 1977 graduate of Chatsworth high school, area meeting at Peoria. City" (continued) be honored Dawn will receive her Bachelor of Music SUNDAY, A p ril 2* WEDNESDAY, April 29 June 14 was set as “Go to church Sunday.” Degree at 1WU ceremonies on May 17. 1:45 a.m. - Sunday school and Bible classes 7 p.m. - Prayer fellowship The local officers were in El Paso Monday 10 a.m. - Worship service. Primary Sunday THURSDAY, thru SATURDAY. April 30-May .evening rehearsing for the April 25 joint school sing. 2 official visit of the Worthy Grand Matron, Luther League Spring Rally at St. Work days at Camp Manitoumi. Eileen Cole, and other Grand officers. Matthew's, Lutheran church. Urbana. Chatsworth is cooperating with chapters SUNDAY. April 24 to SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH M H A I rings WEDNESDAY. April 29 located at Lexington and El Paso in this event THE SEARCH CONTINUES . eggs were found in the grass, around trees. 415 North Fourth Street to be held in the chapter rooms at El Paso. The Illinois district of the American covered in the sandbox, even on top of this climbing contraption Mrs. Deloris Wheeler of Chatsworth was Rev. C.E. Karl Pastor Several Chatsworth officers attended a Lutheran church convention at the Springfield Photo by Julie Davis named Mental Health chairperson for the Hilton, Springfield. CONFESSION SCHEDULE memorial service for the late Lilia Wilson, a May, 1981 Bellringer campaign, announced WEDNESDAY, April 29 SATURDAYS 50-year member, at Piper City United James W. Vallance, president of the Mental 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir rehearsal. 3-3:30 p.m. Methodist church, April 20. Health association in Illinois. The Bellringer FIRST FRIDAYS 7:30-0 a.m. drive will be carried on in areas where the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MASS SCHEDULE association is not a United Way participant. Chatsworth Charles E. Hale. Pastor SATURDAY EVENINGS: As chairperson, Mrs. Wheeler will recruit SUNDAY. April 24 5 p.m. volunteers to go house to house in Chatsworth 9 a.m. - Church school SUNDAY Visitors axe during May. Anyone interested in becoming a 10:IS a.m. - Morning worship. The junior 0-11 a.m. Bellringer volunteer may contact Mrs. choir will sing during the service. Day before Holy Day: Wheeler at 1-815435-3658 12.00 The Friendship circle will hold a 5 p.m . The Mental Health association in Illinois is potluck dinner and meeting in the fellowship Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday Birds 8-6 strictly a volunteer association with members hall. Thursday and Friday at 0 a.m. dedicated to informing the public about 2 p.m. - The Pontiac district youth w ill hold WEDNESDAY evening 5:30 p.m. mental illness and mental health while their spring rally at the United Methodist Milford defeated Chatsworth 8 to 6 at CAPS church in Dwight. WEDNESDAYS working on behalf of the mentally ill and their 4 p.m . last Monday evening. families. WEDNESPAY, April 29 The game was moved from Milford to As a citizen advocates, the association 4:30 p.m - Boy Scout meeting 4:45 p.m. High school religion classes 7:30 p.m. - Adult choir rehearsal (Classes held at the Parish hall) Chatsworth because of wet grounds at Milford. works to see that government funds are spent The conference loss lowered the local's record effectively. Members would like to see a to 1 and 2 in conference and 2 and 2 overall. greater emphasis in state mental health Chatsworth banged out 8 hits. Todd dollars go to community mental health Steidinger had 2 doubles, while Mike Carrico services. and Brain Steidinger each had 2 singles.. Ron The MHAI believes that education is a key School Menu ° n the record Rebholz and Jeff Johnson each had a single to factor in dealing with mental health issues. Chatsworth round out the defense. i ' W J The association offers free literature to the MONDAY, April 27 Burglary-Mary Kirkpatrick, 343 East public on alcoholism, children's mental Locust ‘St.; April 10; residence entered Johnson was the starting and losing pit­ Hamburger/bun, cheese, French fries, health, depression and other mental health dessert. between 8-12:30 p.m; $160 of jewlery and cher. He yielded 9 hits, struck out 4 and walked topics. For information, write to the Mental $149.25 of U.S. currency-stolen. 3. Ron Burgett, the winning pitcher, gave up 8 TUESDAY. April 28 Health association in Illinois, 1418 South Taco, lettuce, cheese, fruit. hits, walked 3. and struck out 11. Seventh street, Springfield, IL 627(13. Chatsworth will host Cornell Thrusdav at WEDNESDAY, April 29 CAPS. Hot turkey sandwich, potatoes/gravy, t. r-4' .. vegetable, fruit. BREAKFAST THURSDAY, April 30 Sunday, April 26 1JNE SCORE A NEW TOY WAS RECENTLY GIVEN TO CAPS, it is still unfinished however, THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Goulash, vegetable, garlic bread, cookie. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Chatsworth 000 510 as the Chatsworth Women's club plan to put a fresh coat of paint on it. Thurs., Apr. 23, 1981 Milk, bread, and butter served daily. Menu $2.50 all you can eat Milford 301 04X Photo by Julie Davis Page Four subject to change without notice Chatsworth Sportsman Club Judy Fraser to appear for unit tea

The Charlotte Homemakers' Unit met at Vegetables are rich in nutrition and tor that report-Mrs. Leslie Hanna as secretary and the St. Paul's Lutheran church on April 14 with reason should be served-may be used as Mrs. Lowell Flessner as treasurer. They were 23 members and one guest attending. appetizers and nibble food and should be unanimously elected. It was announced at the meeting that Judy prepared and served attractively. The hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Fraser, a weather reporter for Channel 3 Mrs. Arthur Knipp reported her committee Gerald Miller, Mrs. Harold Homickel and television network will be a guest speaker at is considering several places to go for our tour- Miss Mabel Flessner. A salad was served. c o rn e r Information based the unit's Membership Tea on April 27 at 1:30 -a suggestion was the Conklin Players Dinner p.m. at the First Lutheran church in Pontiac. and play. on questions asked by our customers Marilyn Edwards reminded members of Mrs. Lowell Flessner reported that 233 GARAGE SALE on subjects they feel are of interest the May 7 H.E.A. trip to Galesburg and Bishop people had been served at the Charlotte FAIRBURY, 400 N. Clay St. Friday. Hill. Elevator dinner. April 24. 9-4; Saturday. April 25, 8 and concern to them. Mrs. Arthur Knipp gave an interesting talk Mrs. Anton Weller reported that she was -12:00. Clothing - children - adult; on “Soups and Salads”, and had typed various accepting payment of dues. antique dresser and buffet, mlsc. types and kinds of delicious soups and salads The nominating committee gave their and gave each member a copy. QUESTION: Mrs. Harlan Kahle gave an interesting ANSWER: demonstration on our major lesson "Unusual Vegetable Cookery" and with the help of Mrs. 44 Clair Zorn and Mrs. Anton Weller prepared “ I a m One im portant two delicious vegetables. We all sampled the "Celery Pea Pod Amandine" and the “Oriental Asparagus." She also had made a c o n s e r v i n g reason is the rising "Beet and Pineapple" mold, which we sampled. Mrs. Kahle suggested a "Vegetable energy. So, why Bee" for the group-it was interesting to hear cost of fuel.” the large assortment of vegetables there are. do m y utility Last year we used nearly five million tons of Illinois coal to generate electricity. It Health b i l l s k e e p was the largest single expense item in the operation of our business. We used Insurance - r U g o i n g u p ? ” Illinois coal to generate 91 percent of the Checkup * electricity we sold last year. Its cost Todav medit jl miracles continues to rise, as does the price we are available to everyone pay for the natural gas we purchase from \t a price Thai's whs pipeline suppliers. you owe it to yourself lo be sure sou have coverage Out of every dollar our electric customers against catastrophic illness 8X10 paid us last year, we spent 371 for Which is the kind of coverage our Comprehen­ NATURAL COLOR $ ^ 5 0 Illinois coal. sive Medical fxpense plan PORTRAIT nciud "(j From every dollar our natural gas can provide. At a reason­ H.lrKl'irKj able cost Call me now for customers paid us, we spent 72£ for the details. Insurance lor your gas from pipeline suppliers. N' ( * ' ' ' '\tr ' r V ' u{ fr*rhf health, life. home, auto, But, the price of fuel isnt the only thing farm and business 'iiimhf'r f'if ; fv •' TtHiin htinrtif that makes your service bill higher. • lift * 'If , 7 .1 * ♦ » ' J ‘ r * .Iff) , f'Vf*' , • The cost of everything else it takes to •'1 i , • Hnn* t ri» . .f-d a r r in M • Out1 produce and distribute energy is Pi,in f ' hf - ,u1 vf-r * ' nMpr' constantly being pushed higher by r m * .ir , .) " ( ! f i .ru j t Mf -id r ■ inflation. Altho|igh you may be using fewer Chatsworth, Illinois WARRENQII?ETTI kilowaftftours of electricity and fewer CHATtWOflTH Catholic Parish Hall therms of natural gas, the price of both Offici (H-llil 5fh Street mo** is r - t t 2« is now higher. You’re still benefitting Friday, April 24, 1981 if you're using energy efficiently. Your HRS 1 on P M 9:00 PM. C ountry Companies For more information contact your Agent. nearest Cl PS office. COUNTRY r ' COMPANIES r Insurant r and Invrslmpn! Nervnrs CENTRAL ILLIIMOflr m E H B U p u b l i c m m n v ic e c o m p a n y Girl who loved swastika Obituaries

Irene Hendron A ugust Eiben Mrs. Irene Hendron, 62, of 102 E. Hendron, now loves freedom more St., Clifton, died Saturday, April 18 at 12:30 a m. at the Medical center in Punta Gorda, August M. Eiben44, of 301 S. Seventh SL Hansi, the girl who loved-and left-the Seven years after her arrival here, Hansi backing, Hansi says she's never felt responsibility to uphold American ideals, Fla. Chatsworth, died at 3:15 a.m. W edneeday, swastika spoke in Fairbury Tuesday and became an American citizen: “I’m an impressed by politics. "The moment I go to Hansi says, "I've told my five children that at She is survived by her husband, one April 22, at Fairbury hospital. He had been ill Wednesday, addressing area audiences with American by my free choice, and I'm proud of politics, I shut myself off from half the the end of your life, when you've walked the daughter, Mrs. Boyd (Sandra) Hummel, for three weeks. her message concerning Jesus Christ and the it.” country,” she explains. “ I go by people, not surface of the earth, if the earth is a little Chatsworth; two sons, Alfred, Jr., Mahomet; Funeral services will be at 10:30 s j d . United States. “One thing I've never been able to the party " better because you've walked there, you and Raymond, Sandwich, 111., one brother, Friday, at Wilkin Memorial Home, with Rev. An internationally known speaker and understand,” Hansi told her audience, "Is Her chief concern, Hansi says is that haven't lived in vain. LeRoy Tatro, Chebanse; two sisters, Mrs. Donald Swenson officiating. Burial will be at author, Maria Anne Hircschmann, popularly why, just because we are free, we use the Americans have had freedom for so long that So many people think that unless they do Lucille LaFond, Momence; and Blanche Mount Hope cemetery in Sibley. known as Hansi (Help America to New freedom to point out the negative. We have to they take it for granted to the point that they something really big, it doesn't count, but that Levitt, Kankakee, and five grandchildren. Spiritual Insight) last year spent 11 of 12 see the bright side of America, too." may lose it without knowing that they've let it isn't true. Visitation was held Tuesday, April 21, after Visitation will be from 3-5 and 7-8 Thursday months on the road. "Some of you wonder if America is a good slip by. "You fight darkness when each one lights 4 p.m. at the Knapp Funeral home in Clifton. at the Memorial Home. He was born March 13, The evangelist left her California-based land," she continued. “That’s because you’ve Preaching that it is each individual's only a little candle." The rosary was recited at 8 p.m. 1897 in Missouri, a son of Albert and ministry three weeks ago on a two-month never lived somewhere else. I wish I could Funeral services were held Wednesday, Margaretha Seifken. cross-country tour with her speaking partner, take you to some free countries and show you April 22 at 10 a.m. at St. John's The Baptisd Betty Persching, a noted Bible scholar. even the free world doesn't have what we church at L'Erable. Father John Monohan of­ He married Ida Suggs, April 4, 1906 at The pair were to have met with Forrest- have. We are the elite of the free.” ficiated. Burial was in the Clifton cemetery. Toledo, Ohio. He is survived by his wife of the Strawn-Wing students Tuesday afternoon, but The problem. Hansi says, is that Americans She was preceded in death by her parents, an unplanned school dismissal cancelled the don’t teach their children how freedom works. Greenbrier Lodge, Piper City and several two brothers and one grandchild. nieces and nephews, who include, Mrs. Phyllis appearance. “We tell them ‘If it feels good, do it.’ ” she Instead, Hansi's first engagement in the says. “That’s not freedom, that's anarchy!" Shots and Mrs. Edna Gillett of Chatsworth. area came Tuesday evening as she spoke to an Citing hypnotic hard rock music and List pallbearers Mr. Eiben was preceded in death by two audience of about 1,000 in the Fairbury- spiraling inflation as menacing factors, Hansi brothers and three sisters. He was a machinist with the Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Cropsey High school gymnasium. Wednesday says, “I'm watching devil worship sweep this Pallbearers for the funeral of Marrie Herr, Detroit before retiring in 1963. Hansi was scheduled to speak to FCHS country as it swept the land of the held Thursday, April 16, were John Kelly, students and conduct an interdenominational Reformation under Hitler." Charles Haberkom, Karl Weller, Jr., James workshop at Fairbury’s Trinity Lutheran Earlier in the day Hansi met the committee Elliott, Steve Herr, Jr., and Rob McGlynn. church. which worked to bring her to the area. Battling a cough and sniffles. Hansi told For the first time since 1955, Hansi told T h an k you T h an k you her Tuesday gathering, “I have only two them she is seeing signs of patriotism. “ It A big thank you to the Lions club for causes. The first is the I/Ord Jesus Christ. The started with the hockey team,” she said, Sincere thanks to the Lions club, Masons, remembering me at Easter time. The carna­ second is the United States. For any causes referring to the 1980 U.S victory over Russie. relatives and friends for remembering me at tion was beautiful and I enjoyed its beauty. I other than that, I think I would have stayed in “That was not just a team, that was America Easter. am very grateful for your thoughtfulness. bed!" beating the Russians!” Mrs. Grace Marr c Charles Stevens* Born and orphaned in Czechoslavakia, Hansi believes people had felt patriotic for Hansi grew up with the guidance of a peasant a long time, but were afraid to admit it. woman, who she says raised her for Jesus. Concerning Iran, Hansi says the hostage But during World War II, Hansi was chosen situation was “more than 52 people.” by the Nazis for Youth leadership school, “It was a heathen nation challenging a shattering her foster mother's dreams. Christian nation. They were laughing about Indoctrinated with Nazi values, Hansi says the Lord," she said. she was brainwashed to hate everyone who The hostage release was a turning point, wasn't German. "You have to realize you can Hansi believes. “Never have I heard the be dead sincere and dead wrong both at the American secular media talk so much about same time," she says. “I was both." God," she says. “Wherever you turned, it was After the war, Hansi found herself in a Thank God!’ ” Russian labor camp which she says nearly The recent assassination attempt on destroyed her. She eventually escaped to West President Ronald Reagan was also “a day that Germany and her first brush with freedom. turned Christians back to prayers,” Hansi When she, her husband and family came to says. “Keep praying for the families of the the United States in 1955, the experience was leaders,” she warned, adding that she believes “absolutely overwhelming.” The transition to they will be victims of “Satan’s next attack.” the American way of life was punctuated with Establishing the Hansi Ministries in 1974 in culture shock and homesickness, Hansi says. Orange county, Calif., Hansi says the "I did nothing that first year but cry and organization's purpose is “to serve America pray," she recounts by calling it back to God." Having no concept of the meaning of Professional freedom in a free land is a lonely feeling, In addition to speaking engagements, the Hansi sayf When pressing Americans for ministry is involved in publishing and R e s u lts ! explanations of freedom, she found they "took distributing Hansi's books and tapes and in it for granted, they could not explain it." smuggling Bibles behind the Iron Curtain. For a job well done...try us! Describing hers as a grassroots mission, But Hansi discovered a definition of Get the finest quality and ser - freedom in the works of founding father Hansi says, "I never aspired to go where the vice at rates you can afford! William Penn who said a nation could either be “big shot” (evangelists) go. I go where no one governed by God or ruled by tyrants. She else goes." We're fast! Consult with us! found that philosophy again in the Pledge of She charges no speaker’s fee, just travel Chatsworth Allegiance, what she calls the "foundation to expenses and a free-will ottering. freedom.” Although she’s had offers for political Plaindealer 635-3010 Looking Back J MARIA ANNE HIRSCHMANN, popularly known to her audiences as Hansi, Tuesday evening addressed an area crowd of about 1,000 in Fairbury. PUBLIC NOTICE Wednesday, Hansi and her speaking partner, Bible scholar Betty Persching, CMMlIMTiO IOWT 0» COMOITKM •) CITIZEN^ BANK Of .HAT/*QhT!i ’ __ 50 Years ago of their church Tuesday to a large crowd. They conducted an interdenominational workshop in Fairbury and also spoke with (Account No.) cleared about $80. high school students there. wi -liaUuUi Iilia ji. too tultiouuuit • to eta* « MMi «• M arch U <• tpril H. 1*31 Chatsworth markets, com 43*; oats 29*; Miss Mary Hodgson died at her home in A former Nazi youth leader, Hansi travels the country speaking out on eggs 22*; butter 30*; hens 24*; turkeys 30*; I to Aeipo*M te Cai #• the COMMISSIONER OF BANKS AN0 TRUST COMPANIES et the SUM •' HMne.i Jhatsworth, April 14 of pneumonia. She was ducks 20*; cream 40*; roosters 18*. American and Christian concerns. 1 TM0USAN0S 0« 00UARS iged 63 years, 7 month and 17 days. April is a rather memorable month. It was Hansi and Betty stayed in Lexington, with a friend of theirs, Helen Fairchild. Alters Ronald Shafer departed Sunday for Des the month most of the fruit was frozen on the Staff Photo Cash mo doe ho** banks including S None unposted debiis> ■ ** U S Treaso'y securities M. C: Ntrr.rt Moines, Iowa, where he is playing comet as a trees by a late cold spell and the gardens all Otxxjai'ons ot oihe' u S Government agencies anfancy Phone 657-8611 COCA COLA, TAB OR’ n Federal funds purchased and sat unties so*d under agreements tc repurchase pace 1TXXX n costumes for country seaside wear. 76 Other Iiabrkties tor borrowed money None m XX 76 27 Mortgage indebtedness None m IX 27 2% Acceptances eiecutod by or tor account ot tM bank and outstanding None XKXII 78 Women Aglow meet SPRITE 79 Other katxtitws (item 9 ot othe> lubtfues schedule <59 XXXIX ?9 Lawn Mowing A Trimming FORREST 8 Pk. Bottles 30 TOTAL LIABILITIES including subordinated notes and debentures) XXXIX 30 31 Subordinated notes and debentures 100- XXXXX 31 The Vermilion Women’s Aglow Fellowship Insured, Experienced Plus Deposit ENMITY CAPITAL of Pontiac wil meet at 9:30 a m .. April 29 at the Ark Lawn Care Not Less than 70% Lean 32 Preferred stock t Ho shares Outstanding (par value) (II XI 3? 33 Common stock a No shares authorized qonn Palamar restaurant in Pontiac. A luncheon Robert Ark Fresh Ground 19 Qoon (par value 1 2; 5 111 XX33 will be served. Reservations may be made by Chatsworth Ph. 635-3597 34 Surplus 500 XXXIX 34 calling 815-796-4386 in Flanagan, 815-358-2227 in Beef Lb.i 3S Undivided profits [f» XXI XX33 . C an s 36 Reserve tor contingencies and other capital reserve* ««I M7 Cornell, or 815444-3200 in Pontiac. KRAFT Macaroni 37 total EQUITY CAPITAL (Sum of items 3? thru 36) 1,5! 7" XXXXX J' & Cheese PABST BLUE RIBBON M TOTAL liabilities AMO EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of eemt 30 31 and 37) ------I W 1XXXXX31 I ORVKW MILLER ILLCKLIIC LITE j t r a u b r e a l t Standby Utters et crepe outstanding None CIS. Limner...... 7v4oz. boxO/ I d ___ * W. Rt. 24, Fairbury, III. Phone 81 iiw imil I Beer...... 6Pk.Warm IIW WM I GOLDEN RIPE , Janes E. Rebholz, Cashier of !Re above named bank do sotomnty . What tM report of condition Rt ALTOfi* IN FAIRBURY D ______9QC EISNER CRINKLE HaatCR rancm - an. t car «•*•*• - minati Benenas...... L b Z u o r r e g u l a r it true and correct to the best of my knowledge and be**' carpel. Cvfni u m t-««y £ ramoi unvict statmm • MmoPMorr 4 tr I an . 2 bath. Mead rtfW. On CALIFORNIA x- 1Q POtBtO C M p S ......

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CALIFORNIA HEAD DICK'S Lettuce CALIFORNIA SUPERMARKET 39c Each TIDE Head Avocados, Ad Detergent Prices CHATSWORTH Effective Cucumbers, or 49 Oz. April 23-29 IVORY Peppers Box $ 16 9 CAMPBELLS Mix or Match O T 9 * Liquid SNO-WHITE 22 Oz. WASHINGTON 'J Mushrooms EXTRA FANCY S O z . RED OR GOLDEN 9 9 ° DELICIOUS CLOROX P k g . YES LAUNDRY Bleach GALA Gal. JUMBO Detergent SUNKIST NAVEL 3 9 ° Jug Plus Fabric Softener 64 Oz. Oranges FANCY FLORIDA 6 9 * Tomatoes $ 0 9 9 SPRAY-N-WASH Lb. SOIL N-STAIN BO-PEEP Remover STAR KIST _ . . Ammonia w Bonus Pack Star-K istJ^ 4 4 Q l Tuna f 32 Oz. Trigger Jug CLEARANCE SALEM Spray Oil or Water Pack KENNEBEC SEED 6.5 Oz. US NO. 1 RED Potatoes Potatoes Lb. 1 0 -Lb. Bag 79 While they last Hl-C * 1 Good enough to eat 1 0 * Fruit Drinks JilffffM llllfff ...... * CASCADE 46 Oz. KRAFT DISHWASHING 4-Lim it CHARMIN BATHROOM Mayonnaise Powder 7-Up, Diet 7-Up, Tissue Quart Jumbo R.C. Cola, AErW Root Jar $«|39 65 Oz. 4-Roll Box $ 0 19 Beer, RC 100, Coke, Reg. $2.79 Tab, Crushes, 9 9 * OCEAN SPRAY Pepsi Cola, Mountain, or Dr. Pepper GRAPEFRUIT Nestea Diet Pepsi, Or 8-16 Oz. Bottles GOLDEN GRIDDLE Juice 3 Oz. Sunkist Orange 49 Syrup . Large Jar 24-12 Oz. Cans Plus Deposit* 1 48 Oz. J L b b 29 24 OZ. am Jug Bottle $ 4 4 9 $ 5 " PRAIRIE FARMS $1 Family Pack LIBBY * 2 FOLGERS 9— U b b y > LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Ice Cream Ubby> LIBBY TOMATO Fruit Cocktail Coffee 5 -Flavors Ubbg> _ m lgeps STROH'S m 16 Oz. All Grinds 1/2-Gal. ji Juice 2 -Lb. 19 Can Beer \ 46 Oz. $099 24-12 Oz. • 1 Cans $ 0 5 9 FORREST l««»»*»«*»W»»»M »»>»M»»«**»»»»♦****w **f , *, ***********l LODA'S GRADE A 2% Milk WHOLE USDA CHOICE Cold Case $6.89 LEAN USDA CHOICE CHATEAUX SLOE GIN 69 Chickens Swiss Roast OR PEPPERMINT f ) Lb. Ground Beef Round Steak $1 Lb ^ 7 9 Schnapps MAZOLA 5 9 * Lb ^ 2 9 Lb ^ 7 9 * 1 750 $ 0 49 Oleo RATH GOLDEN * 1 * 1 4-Stick Lb. HARVEST RATH BLACKHAWK RATH RATH BLACKHAWK 14 Pork Loin GOLDEN HARVEST Wieners BEAM'S KENTUCKY 6 9 * COUNTRY STYLE BLENDED LAND O LAKE Bacon Lb. L" $129 Ribs Or 19 Whiskey Oleo Loin Roast 29 u>- $129 * 1 750 A 4 Stick Lb. Lb. * 1 $ 3 9 9 CORN KING SWIFT PREMIUM ECKRICH 5 9 * OSCAR MAYER SMOKED OR POLISH SMOKED PICNIC SKOL Little Friers Turkey Roast IMPERIAL SOFT Sausage Hams Mixed or White Meat Vodka Lb. Oleo Lb. jl 5-8 Lb. Avg. 2 -Lb. 1.75 $]99 Lb. Each Lb. $ 3 9 9 $749 Tub e $1 9 9 ° 7 9 * > ) > -X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-

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1968 TORONADO, professionally GET YOUR CAR cleaned up for DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for KILGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.l, AUTOMOTIVE rebuilt engine, uses regular gas, spring. Will wash, wax and clean appointment call anytime - I>ois’ Fairbury, limestone spreading, full power. Must sell, best offer. cars. Experienced. Ph: Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 815945 excavation, trucking dirt and Ph: 815692-3026. *4-16/4-23 815692-3656. *4-23/4-30 4762. c04-12/tfn rock, stump removal. Days, 815692-2589; evenings 692-3956. CAR-TRUCK-VAN REPAIR 1975 CHEVY Impala, 350, lots of EXPERIENCED wallpapering cll-30/tfn -reasonable rates, experienced, extras. Excellent condition. SERVICES for a reasonable rate. Sandy good references, own garage, by $1600. Ph: 309-744-2330. Mies, Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2253. SIGN PAINTING, truck letter­ appointment. Call after 3 p.m. C4-23/57 (-06-12/tfn ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf Ph. 309-527-6961 - Tom Wessel, El WEBB TREE it ANTENNA and magnetic signs. Don Leister Paso. cll-27/tfn 1950 M International 2 way Service - Tree removal and SHOEMAKER complete saw and Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl2-28/tfn hydraulic. Good condition. $900. stump removal and antenna sales sharpening service. You dull 1973 GMC 5000, $2650, 10 ft. Ph: 815692-2000. *4-23/4-23 and service. Insured. Fifteen them and I'll sharpen. 512 E. CUSTOM MADE antique repro­ insulated box. 90,000 miles, runs years experience. Donovan, 111. Elm, Chatsworth. cl 0-25/tfn ductions and refinishing. Custom well. Ph. 815-657-8390. 1977 FORD RANGER F 250 Ph. 8154857061. Call after 5. made furniture. Marty Travis, c3-19/tfn pickup, air, auto, 460 engine, c0 1-10/tfn VICKY’S BEAUTY BARN - in Ph. 815692-2890 after 5 p.m. camper special. $3,000. Ph: rear of house, 211 N. 5th St., c0502/tfn MODEL 712 A.C. tractor mower 309-527-5541 C4-23/4-23 JOE WILSON CAR CLEAN-UP. Chatsworth. Ph. 8156353157. with 36" mower deck. Also 5000 Washing, waxing and interiors. Complete styling and ear SCULPTURED NAILS, the look watt generator for tractor 1979 tfc-TON Chevrolet 4-wheel RidgeviUe, Ph. 8152654372. piercing. Open Wednesday of elegance, built as easy as mower, belt driven. Ph: drive with automatic, tilt wheel, c06-05/tfn through Saturday. c01-04/tfn applying polish. Flexible, light 815-657-8861 after 6:00. air, Winnebago topper, 15,000 weight and completely natural cS-28/M actual miles, brown and tan DECORATED CAKES for alL PIANO TUNING and repair. looking with or without polish. color. Ph: 309-723-3221. occasions, including Sesame Robert Cummins, 1319 Glenwood, Just for you at The Future MOTORCYCLE 1975 Suxuki; 750 C4-23/4-30 Characters. Will deliver. Ph. 815 Bloomington. Ph. 3096652702. Shoppe, Fairbury, Ph: good condition. Call 309-527-6411. 6853327. c09-14/tfn c09-07/tfn 815692-2388. *4-9/4-30 c4-2/tfn I960 CHEVY Citation, 4-speed, 6-cylinder, 4 door - good mileage; J ft H USED cars, Emington, HI. phone 309-7253191. <4-22/4-23 Call Jack or Judy at 815-994-2101. C4-2/4-23 1976 CHRYSLER New Yorker, T11 IU *ItlS I N i s i r i l excellent condition throughout; i w i n d o w 72 OPEL, GOOD condition, priced to sell. Bill Dennewitz, i h t u uHptele cheap transportation. Best offer. Chats worth Ph: 8156353316 Ph: 815692-3141 after 5. during day, or 8156353048 after c4-9/tfn Cf23/4-23 K eep the H eat O u t . . . a n d

1975 OLDSMOBILE Custom PLYMOUTH 1963 4-door Cruiser station wagon. 9 Belvedere push button, the Cool passenger, full poorer. Runs automatic, 58,500 miles. Very good. Clean inside. $960. Ph: good condition inside and out. 815-657-6361 evenings. c4-16/tfn $850. Ph: 815657-6309. *4-23/4-23 CORNBELT

la AMitiaa Tiny la y rm Tk< CLASSIFIED V«l«« #1 »t«r Naaw • Aa4 Art Available la Aay Site Or Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m. THE THERMAL-GARD Appearing weekly In The El Peso Record The Falrbury Blade The Qrldley News REPLACEMENT WINDOW The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper PATS FOR ITSELF The Chatsworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal a III M/UNTEIUNa SAVINGS Press Run • 17,000 Copies 56,000 Reeders • INSTALLATION LABOR SAVINGS Local Rates • ENfRGV SAVINGS First week - 15c per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received In • TA1 CBtPIT Of 1SS advance or by Friday of each week. Thereafter 12c a word cash in advance ftail AL-SJflS Charge classifieds - .20c per word, 15 word minimum first week - there­ after 18c per word. Blind ads $3 handling merge. IMPORTANT NOW After an ad is ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before publica­ • I5-M3-330* tion without charge There are absolutely no refunds No excsptions. 815-083-3307 REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertisement upon first insertion and pleaae notify us If there Is an error. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an srror can occur. If you notify ua tha first day of an srror, wa’II repeat tha ad w ithout Dick Sandberg Sales ft Service charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility is yours. 25 yrv experience OFFICE HOURS 8 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through Friday Saturdays 8 a m. to noon In Falrbury only 101 W. Locust, Falrbury Telephone 815092-2366 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Telephone 6150959010 AL-8TAR Heme Rettyltag Otv 1 Telephone 815687-8462 IMP! Walnut Si Oglnht II 81149 AbStar 11316 East Krack, Forrest I in MMrmlH la u«M| reenu 127 W. Hack, CuHom Telephone 815609-2664 45xnBn*Ht mm «M«atM« In Iwx 54 W. Peoria, Piper City Telephone 0156052550 101 S. Center, Colfax Telephone 309-7252001 If 217 Qrsen, Chenoa Telephone 0159453221 ■ 229 W. Main, Lexington Telephone 909-9958714 - • 1 1*» EAST WALNUT 321 Center. Qrldley Telephone 909-747-2079 1 •%------—„------1 49 W. Front, El Paso Telephone 909027-4000 OGLESBY. IL 104 W. Lincoln, Onarga Telephone 0152057616 am Turn T. OX _ Chatsworth - 8156353010 Chenoa 815-045-3221 Culkxn ■ 815-6892864 Colfax - 300-723-2881 El PMO 300-527-4800 Falrbury 815802-2388 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest 815-867-8482 Odd lay 300-747-2070 Lexington 3003888714 Onarga - 815-2687816 Piper City - 815888-2980

County Lines - April 22-28, 1981—TWO HAIR CUTS, blow dries, DO YOU NEED help with spring SYLVANIA TVs, stereos, CBs, shampoo & sets, hair colors and cleaning of basements, garages, monitors and accessories. We AT GAMBLES in Fairbury, 15% PHONE PREFIXES TO permanent waves exclusively attics? U-Call, We-Haul! Call for service what we sell and most discount on all wallpaper orders. HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS with Ann Emberton, 30% off at estimates, 815883-2641 or others as well. Drew TV Sales & Do-it-yourself tools in stock. Ph. Benson ...... 309394 The Futura Shoppe, Fairbury. 815683-2310. *4-16/4-23 Service, Ph. 8158923208. 815892-2222. c01-15/tfn Buckley...... 217-394 Phone 815-692-2388. cll-16/tfn Cabery ...... 949 •4-9/430 RAILROAD TIES, large Chatsworth...... 635 ...... 945 selection 3”x5”x8’ new treated RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith KRAFTY KORNER,Chats­ Chenoa...... Colfax...... 723 EYELASHES, the look of beauty. timbers, 6”x6”x8’ treated -Any brand serviced. Ph. 815886- worth. Craft supplies, finished Cooksvills...... 725 Applied individually to your own timbers. Vol. rock-red or black, 9246. c09-29/tfn craft items, fabrics, patterns, Cropsey ...... 377 eyelashes. Look natural - feel boulders-feather rock. Krumholz sewing supplies, silk weddings. Cullom...... 669 great. Just for you at The Futura Trucking Ph: 309-467-2110. MAURICE KOEHL PLUMBING. Register for classes. Hours El Paso...... 527 Shoppe, Fairbury. Ph: 04-23/5-14 New - remodel - repair. Free Monday-Saturday, 98:30. Ph. Eureka...... 487 815892-2388. *4-9/430 estimates. Ph. 8158923213. 8158353065. Fairbury...... 692 DAYTIME babysitting for c06-12/tfn c02-12/tfn Flanagan...... 796 PUMPS - Sales and Service, also mothers needing occasional Forrest...... 657 Gilman...... 815265 trenching. D & R Well It Pump sitter while shopping, SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., BLACK AND DECKER 747 Service. Ph: 8158923334. Gridley ...... appointments, etc., notice Chenoa. Blown cellulose, spray- Workmates, deluxe dual heights, Hudson ...... 726 *38/4-23 preferred $1.25 an hour. Debra on cellulose, Rapco foam, free $69.95, Black and Decker 4 in. Kempton ...... 253 Bagby, Ph: 815-945-7646. estimates. Call 815-945-7030 or drill, $29.95; drill bit sets $6.70; 7 Lexington ...... 365 WE ARE contracting complete *4-23/430 815-945-4762. c0581/tfn inch saw blades $2.25; Melvin...... 388 sewer connections. Melvin Grace combination wrench sets, $9.00; Mlnonk ...... 309-432 and Son. Ph: 309-747-2003 or PAPER HANGING, J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, socket sets, small, medium and Onarga...... 268 309-747-2787. c3-12/tfn experienced. Shirley Meenen, home, and industry. Ph. 815 large; 3/4 inch drive set in metal Piper C ity...... 686 Ph: 815857-8385. Pam Bork, Ph: Pontiac...... 842844 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. box $57.50 - the wrenches are in 923 WOULD LIKE a child or baby to 8158578615. References. c05-22/tfn Roanoke...... metric and standard-16 inch ...... 217-395 care for in my home. Lori Roberts...... *4-23/5-14 Channel lock $10.95 power hack Saunemin...... 832 Hetherington. Ph: 815892-2530. WILL DO BABYSITTING in my saw $249; 5-speed drill press with Secor ...... 744 c3-12/tfn WILL DO housecleaning. Mature home any hours. Ph. 815892-2691. motor, $189; *4 H.P. electric Sibley...... 745 dependable, experienced. Call c06-14/tfn grinder, $79; 1 ton chain hoist Strawn...... 688 LAWN ROLLING with heavy 815892-2893 between 2 and 5 p.m. $79.95; metal tool box, $9.95; Thawville...... 217-387 roller. Also roto tilling. Some C4-23/4-23 APPLIANCES: “Full Service” metal tool cabinets, $50 and up; landscaping. Wilmer Stork, Ph: Dealer for Frigidaire, Coming, Black and Decker and Skill 8158923668. *3-19/5-28 BOBBI’S POODLE shop doing all Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, power tools, have some used FOR SALE OR TRADE: AMF small breeds. Years of T.L.C., Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and anvils and blacksmith tools. 10-speed boys’ bicycle, yellow. BABYSITTING wanted day or experience. No tranquilizers. Kohler. Marlow’s Appliance, Dennewitz Bros. Chatsworth. Ph: Wanted: Girls’ 5-speed. night. Ph: 815892-2530. Sandy Thawville, Ph: 217387-2397. Inc., Chenoa, 111. Ph. 815-945-7224. 8158353316. C4-9/430 Fairbury, phone 8158923852 Hetherington. c3-26/tfn 04-23/4-23 Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; after 5 p.m. Sat. till noon, any evening by 14’xl7’ GOLD SHAG carpet. Ph: nc4-16/tfn REFRIGERATION and air SEPTIC TANK CLEANING, Ph. appointment. cl2-29/tfn 8158353511 after 4 p.m. conditioning service, RCA 309365-7101. Jack Skaggs c4-16/tfn FAIRBANKS-MORSE V« H P. television. Whirlpool appliances. Plumbing & Heating, Lexington. WE WIIJ, DO sewer hookups. -Model H 650, self priming ejector pump. Complete for sistem or Perkins Electric, Chatsworth, c07-20/tfn Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. UNBELIEVABLE offer - Major ph: 8158353604. c3-26/tfn 309-747-2648 or Roger Helbling at Swimming Pool Distributor must shallow well. $50. Frigidaire TREE TRIMMING, topping or 309-747-2253. cfl5-15/tfn sell all brand new left over 1980 15000 BTU/HR window air- McCULLOCH CHAIN saw and removal, also stump removal. big 31 foot family size above conditioner - 220 volts - $75. One grass trimmer sales and service. Free estimates, insured. Perry STEAM CLEANING: Carpet and ground pools. These pools come toilet stool complete with tank The Country Store hours by Price, Onarga. Ph. 815-268-7612. upholstery. Smoke and fire complete with deck, fence, filter -$40. Charles C. Durbin, Rt. 1, chance Ph: 309827-5541. 2 miles c0&-14/tfn damage, clean-up. Free and installation complete price Box 18, Lexington, 111. Ph: south of El Paso on Rt. 51 then 4 estimates. J & S Carpet Cleaners, now only $895. Excellent 3093658389. *4-23/4-23 miles west. c4-2/tfn INSULATE TODAY. Save on El Paso. Ph. 309827-4473. financing available. Call Alton, heating and cooling cost. Call cl2-13/tfn 111., collect 618-463-1120, ask for SAVE GAS! Get your plants in LIGHTNING ROD installation Honegger Insulation. For free Scott. *4-16/4-23 Lexington. Wide variety, and maintenance. Woodbum estimate call collect 8158578512 SONNY’S PAINT & REPAIR & everything from broccoli to Construction, R.R. No. 2, or 8448525. c07-19/tfn Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, HOME MADE ROLLS and other petunias. Look for the big red Pontiac, Ph: 815844-3545. Fairbury, 111. Ph. ^15892-2583. baked goods. Mints for all bam at the comer of lak e Road *4-2/5-28 WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heating. c02-14/tfn occasions. Gloria Drayer, and Meadows blacktop. Daily 98 Call for free estimate, no obliga­ Fairbury. Ph: 8158923746. - Lonnie Benedict residence. Ph: DOG GROOMING - pickup and tion. Ph. 8158923113, Cender C4-16/6-11 309365815?. *4-23/430 delivery services available. Call Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fairbury, 111. Diana at Bow-Wow Salon. Ph: c08-02/tfn MISCELLANEOUS FREE DELIVERY - W. T. 8158448040. *4-2/430 Rawleigh Products, Wayne and TUCKPOINTING, masonry, FOR SALE Gloria Drayer. Ph: 8158923746, BRING NEW life to your plastering, fireplaces, base­ Fairbury. C4-16/5-14 carpeting. Revive the original EGGS - Graded, candled -Streid’s ments, chimneys and founda­ Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad beauty of your rugs. Cleaned in tions. Triple O Construction, your own home by Von Schrader west on Rt. 24, half mile north. George Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. c02-09/tfn OIL FILTER AND lubrication dry-foam method. No muss. No 309827-4240. cll-20/tfn only $10.95 at Roseman's fuss. No odor. Use the same day. Crossroads Amoco, El Paso, II., All work guaranteed. Phone for FURNITURE REPAIR, recon­ COME TO THE NEW Betty’s Ph: 309827-9907. C4-23/5-14 estimate today. Janney’s ditioning. Complete upholstering. Bam in Chatsworth. New and Cleaning Service, Ph: Call Gridley, 309-7473240. Pickup used conglomeration. Open IH CUB CADET, Model 147, 48" 815-796-2780. *4-2/430 and delivery within 20 miles. Thurs., Fri. and Sat., 18 p.m. Ph. mower. Jan Labji. Ph: c01-29/tfn 8158353140. cl2-U/tfn 8158358750. C4-23/430 WE MAKE DOLLS: Bye-los and all other types in porcelain, rag dolls, stuffed animals, cradles, 1TM and doll clothes. Reasonable prices. Call 815857-8542. Jane and Try this for size Connie Rieger. *48/430 8 UM by Reuben Hurber SEWING SERVICE, alterations, It's probably safe to say that if H 1981 Chevrolet the truth was revealed we all dressmaking, repairs, tailoring, m m home fashion and accessories. sHsrasr have something that keeps us Mary Brent, Lexington. Ph: C e r t & Trucks. . . humble. 3093653631. C48/5-14 Alter we take a look at our tax bills we quit calling them NOW ONLY cheap politicians-

OVER The U.S. need never to worry Well Drilling about invasion. We have the DEALERS best armed civilian population & Repair in the world! Rotary or Spudder Plastic or Steel COST “Didn't I tell you to notice Pump Sales On any brand new Chevrolet car or truck purchased when the potatoes boiled Farm - V illage from stock or order by May 31,1981. over?” "I did! I did! It was five minutes ’till twelve!” T a y l o r ’s 844-3186 Need clothes for the prom? W e l l S e r v ic e Shop at Huber’s in Fairbury 32 Years Experience 8 2 5 N. LA D D — P O N T IA C , ILL. 6 1 7 6 4 the store for Men and Boys Anchor, III. 309/723-5521 and Ladies too. Chatsworth 8154393010 Chenoa 8159454221 Cullom - 815-889-2654 Colfax 309723-2661 El Paso 309-527-4600 FalrtMiry 815492-2966 Forrest - 815457-6462 Grid ley 309747 2079 Cornbelt Classifieds. . Lexington - ^09-365-8714 Onarga 815268-7815 Piper City 815486-2550 County Lines - April 22-28, 1981—THREE GARDEN PLANTS, Burpee TAN BOYS SIZE 16, 3-piece suit, BUSINESS SITE, located Main seeds in bulk and packets, potted worn 3 times, $40, shoes size 74, St., Colfax. Could be used for MODERN COUNTRY home, 3 EL PASO: Cottage, ideal for one rose-bushes, lawn seeds, $5. Ph: 309747-2844, Gridley. office or small business. Will bedrooms, bath, carpeted $225, person, $175 per month plus fertilizers, insecticides, weed­ C4-16/4-23 decorate to suit needs. Ph. reference, deposit, ph: electricity. Ph: 309527-2085 killers. Seed-potatoes, onion-sets, 309723-2411 or 3097234391. 815-945-7392 after 6 p.m. 5 miles before 6 p.m. c4-16/tfn perrenial plants. The Green GARDEN AND bedding plants c0911/tfn east, 1 mile south of Chenoa. Thumb Gardens, Chenoa, Ph: are ready Kaisner's Greenhouse. *4-23/4-23 LEXINGTON, beautiful two 815-945-5321. *4-23/4-30 Ph: 815492-2230. *4-16/4-23 bedroom partially furnished COOKSVILLE. 2 bedroom mobile 2 BEDROOM duplex apartment. apartment, stove, refrigerator, home, 12x60. $60 per week. All INVENTORY REDUCTION sale. Ideal for couple or single, extra garbage disposal, carpeted. Sun utilities furnished. Deposit 1 Eljer S white enamel tub - reg., nice with basement. Ph: deck and air conditioned. FOR RENT required. Ph. 815492-3761 or $ 1 7 6 , now $ 1 5 0 . 1 A. O. Smith 3 0 3097234064, Everett Winget. Call 309-4364415 ext. 229 or 309725-3578. cl2-18/tfn gal. electric water heater - table C 4 - 2 3 /5 - 7 309365-7551 Carol. *4-16/4-23 top model - reg. $ 2 4 1 now $ 1 5 0 . 1 SEEPING ROOMS and house­ EL PASO: 3 bedroom house set gas fireplace logs, reg. $ 9 8 .5 0 , 5 ROOM country home, all rooms GRIDLEY: Small home, newly keeping units. Private baths. -large backyard. Ph. 309427-2345. now $ 2 5 . Medicine cabinets $ 1 9 .9 5 redecorated, one mile west of remodeled, ideal for single each. Scott Plumbing and Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph. 815- c01-15/tfn Piper City. Contact Claude King, 6574590. c01-24/tfn person or couple. $155 a month, Heating Inc., Chats worth, Ph: ph: 815486-2629. *4-23/4-23 deposit and references required. 815-635-3035. C4-23/4-30 Ph. 309527-2427 after 5 or 527-2085 12X60 MOBILE HOME. UtiliUes EL PASO, one and two bedroom FAIRBURY ARMS, one bedroom days. c4-16/tfn 3 LONG DRESSES: blue, size 9 furnished. Call 815492-2950. furnished apartments. $125 per furnished apartment. Ph: c02-21/tfn month. Ph. 309527-2550 or -$15, white size 11 • $15, off white 217-745-2313. c4-23/tfn EL PASO: Apartment, upper two with lace size 12 - $20. Only worn 527-3455. c02-05/tfn APARTMENTS in Fairbury and bedroom completely temodeled once. One candy striping 60 ACRES TIMBER pasture. Call from one end to the other. Forrest. Denosit and references EL PASO, 2 bedroom apartment, uniform like new, $3. Ph: Ray Hankes or Bill Fugate. Ph: Carpeted throughout, private required. "qual Housing large living room, dining and 309-527-3141 after 6 p.m. 815492-2978 or 815492-2400. entrance, exceptionally nice. Opportunity. Call Ed, kitchen. Heat, water and garbage c4-23/4-30 C 4 - 2 3 /5 - 7 Ix>wer unit, 2 large bedrooms, 815457-8248. cl2-04/tfn pickup furnished. Need large kitchen, formal dining references. K. Faulk, Ph: 8 TRACK cartridge portable FORREST: Fully furnished room. large unit, with nice stereo tape player, 2 years old. 2 STORY HOUSE in Fairbury, 7 309527-4245. c02-12/tfn apartment, single or couple. All rooms. Well kept, good condition. appointments. These two units $30. Ph: 815435-3306, Patrick utilities paid except electricity. are freshly remodeled, complete Deposit and reference, no pets. EL PASO, located at 400 N Somers. *4-23/4-30 No pets. Ph: 815457-8647 with offstreet parking. Laundry Ph. 815492-2011. cl2-04/tfn Elm 2 bedroom apartment, air *4-9/4-30 facilities and big yard. Days ph: conditioning, private parking, TOPPER for 3 / 4 ton truck. $ 1 0 0 . 3095274050, evenings 2 B.R. downstairs apt. in Forrest. new and single story $210. plus Ph: 815492-3291. C4-23/4-23 EI, PASO, 2 bedroom mobile 309527-2343. C4-23/4-23 Deposit and references required. deposit. Ph: 309527-2199. home. New carpet and paneling. N GAUGE MODEL railroad No pets. Max Moore, Chatsworth. c2-26/tfn In good condition. Ph: Ph. 815435-3201. cl2-18/tfn EL PASO: 1 bedroom carpeted collection. Most items like new. 309467-2872. C4-9/4-30 apartment available May 1, $140 FURNISHED 2 bedroom Also model rocket and other plus deposit. Ph: 309427-2728. EFFICIENCY apartment, fur­ apartment in Chatsworth. Ph: misc. hobby items. Ph: NEW DUPIJ5X catering to c-4-23/tfn 309747-2404. C4-23/4-30 nished. References and deposit 815435-3092. c2-26/tfn retirees. Attached garage, required. Ph. 815492-2011. central air, major appliances, DUPLEX apartment, 2 2 4 N. cl2-25/tfn EL PASO - 2 bedroom apartment, ORDER NOW FOR prom silk single story, one unit with Green St. Piper City. Occupancy corsages or nosegays. Ask to see reasonable. Ph: 309427-2345. finished basement, $295 a month, May 1, Robert Van Antwerp, Ph: at Bricker Drug Store, Fairbury. 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ c34/tfn lease and references required. 815486-2439. C4-23/4-23 C 4 - 2 3 / 4 - 3 0 ment with stove and refrigerator. Ph Fairbury, 815492-3058 after 6 Off street parking, washer and FAIRBURY, large unfurnished 1 p.m. c4-9/tfn 2 BLUE FORMALS, one size 10; dryer in building. No pets or and 2 bedroom apartments. one size 11. Worn once. Ph: children. References, deposit and Carpeted w/stove and MOBIl£ HOME in Gridley. REAL ESTATE 815492-3661. C4-23/4-30 lease required. Ph. 815492-2060 or refrigerator. As low as $160 and Shaded lot. Call 815-796-2944 692-2273 after 6:30 p.m. or $180. Equal housing opportunity. c 4 - 2 3 / 4 - 2 3 IjOWERY ORGAN with Genie. weekends. el2-25/tfn Ph: 815492-3855. c34/tfn GRIDIJCY: New 3 or 4 bedroom Full one keyboard. Excellent for APARTMENT, in Chatsworth, 2 tri-level, beautiful home in new learning. Includes bench and IX)WER FIRST FIjOOR on EL PASO, spacious 3 and 2 bedroom, gas heat and air, Ph: subdivision, $56,900. Call 309747- much music and light. $850. Ph: Locust St., Fairbury. Suitable for bedroom apartments with 815435-3422. c4-16/tfn 2109. c02-07/tfn 815-9491573 or 815-9491758. office space. Water and heat fur­ carpet, stove, refrigerator and C 4 - 2 3 /4 - 2 3 nished. Deposit and reference. large fenced yard. Ph: Ph. 815492-3328. c01-22/tfn 309527-2458. c3-12/tfn RICE’S TV - Zenith sales, any APARTMENT in Gridley, new brand services. Ph. 309365-4261. 2 BEDROOM apartment-heat If no answer phone 309365-8485. two bedroom, reasonable rent. furnished, Chenoa, $240. Ph: c0929/tfn Quiet with privacy. laundry 815-945-7296 or 815-945-2521. facilities in building. Appliances c3-12/tfn optional. Quality workmanship. COIX) BEER, kegs, pizza, snack Must be seen to be appreciated. meats and cheese at Thomie’s GRIDLEY: 1 & 2 bedroom Contact Don King don, 309 Pkg. Liquor, El Paso. Ph. 309 apartments heat, stove, 527-4270. c07-17/tfn 527-3031 or 309527-2679. refrigerator furnished. laundry c08-07/tfn facilities. Grace apartments, ph: 309747-2003. c3-26/tfn SEE MY LINE of records, books IN GRIDIJ5Y: Two bedroom and Bibles. Small Appliance apartment, stove and refrigera­ THREE BEDROOM in Gridley, Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, tor, credit references, no pets. Fairbury. c01-12/tfn no pets, some appliances, space Ph. 309747-2905 after 5 p.m. for garden, lots fruit trees. $275 cl923/tfn VAN'S SALES & SERVICE small per month. Wes Kingdon, Ph: 309747-2019. c4-2/tfn engine repair, McCulloch, Echo LARGE DELUXE apartment, 2 and Stihl chain saws, chains bedroom, full basement, 14 LEXINGTON: 1 bedroom made up and sharpened; log baths, stove, refrigerator, unfurnished apartment; stove, splitter for rent; stand-by carpet, drapes, central air, no refrigerator, all utilities generators. Ph. 815435-3579. pets, deposit, $275 a month. Don furnished. $140 per month. Ph: c06-21/tfn Geiselman, El Paso. Ph. 3093658168. c4-23/tfn 309527-2559. cl916/tfn LIFETIME guaranteed mufflers. GARAGE OVERLOADED? Mini- Air conditioning service, tune- No matter how big or small the job, there’s a Cadet EL PASO: Modem, new 2 bed­ warehouse storage space engineered to do it faster and easier, from 8 to 19.9 hp. ups, brake jobs, custom made room apartment, including available. Snowmobilers, share a exhaust systems. Williams Mobil Eight models in all — pick the one with the specific drapes, carpet and appliances. El bay with friends. Terry Weber, features you want, at a surprisingly low price, considering Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. Paso 309527-2490 or Gridley 309 Fairbury, ph: 815492-3512. Ph. 815492-2832 or 692-3598. 747-2135. cl916/tfn C4-23/4-30 the horsepower you’re getting. c9928/tfn

ELECTROLUX Sales k Service. Super Spring Savings David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, Farm Building Sale on these in-stock models . . . Fairbury. Ph. 815492-2282. 24x24 garage...... $3,975 c01-17/tfn 14,000 bushel grain storage...... $10,475 8 h.p., 36” deck 11 h.p., 38” deck 78x80x15 machine shed...... $20,475 FUEL TANKS, one SOOgal., 2 - 16 sow-farrow-nursery ...... $34,975 *1295 *1995 500-gal. Ph. 815-2684583. W.L. 600 head M-O-F finishing...... 52,975 Cook, Onarga, 111. 250 sow-turnkey-flush...... $442,776 *4-23/4-23 S T 0 L L E R United Agri-Service Inc. CEMETERY decorations!! Box 907 INTERNATIONAL Permanent flowers, wreaths, Gridley, IL 01744 sprays and hanging baskets. The North End of MvMon, Green Thumb Gardens, Chenoa, Call - Squirt Magoe at 309-747*3000 Ph: 8154454321. *4-18/54 Pontiac. IN. 818/8M-61I7 0

Chatsworth ■ 815436-3010 Chenoa 8169463221 Cullom 816889-2864 Colfax 306723-2881 El Paso 309-527-4800 Falrbury - 816892-2368 Cornbelt Classifieds. . Forrest - 816857-8482 Qrldley 306747-2079 Lexington - 309-3668714 Onarga 816288 7815 Piper City 8168862650 County Lines - April 22-28, 1981—FOUR FAIRBURY, for sale by owner. 2 BEDROOM house for sale, in WANTED: SOME guineas and Owner transferred, must sell, 3 Piper City, fully carpeted, full one small building, FAIRBURY: Lioness spring FORREST: Porch sale, Woody bedroom, 14 baths, dishwasher, basement, screened porch. approximately 10 or 12 ft. x 16 ft. garage sale. Friday April 24, at Albert will have over 100 disposal, oven, range, Reasonable. Call 8166869288 Must be in good condition. Call 609 Northview. 8:30a.m. to 7 p.m. handmade pictures on sale. Also refrigerator, fireplace, fully after 5 p.m. c4-9/tfn 8162667247. Lots of clothing and misc. items. paperback books, clothes, misc. carpeted, all draperies, full *4-23/4-30 C4-23/4-23 Saturday, April 25, 88. 220 W. basement, 14 car garage, 2 BEDROOM COUNTRY home John St. *4-23/4-23 central air, lots of storage, w/garage located 4 miles south of YARDS TO MOW in El Paso. Ph: FRIDAY, April 24,64; Saturday, $45,900. Ph: 8158578694. Fairbury. $40,000. Terms and 3065278637 or 306527-2944. April 25, 612:00, clothing, EL PASO: Large yard sale, crib, *4-16/67 details, Ph. Ken, 306454-1835. C4-23/4-30 children, adult; antique dresser toys, TV, books, clothes, dog C4-9/4-30 and buffet, misc. *4-23/4-23 house, etc....where: very end of GRIDLEY - fantastic starter LAWNS TO MOW in Chenoa, S. Commercial, time: 9:365:00, home. 3 bedroom bi-level with Loren Raber, Ph: 8169467397. FORREST: Semi annual group April 23,24, and 25. *4-23/4-23 family room, fenced yard on FOR SALE OR RENT C4-23/4-23 sale, Forrest library basement. large comer lot. Recently- Thursday, April 30,6 p.m. - 9 p.m. EL PASO: Three family porch decorated and ready to move COLFAX, taw ns wanted to mow Friday, May 1, 9-5. Infant sale, Thursday April 23, Friday, into. ERA financing. Home in Colfax. Any size lawn, call through adult clothing, some April 24, 64 at 304 W. Second St. warranty, $44,900. ERA Bielfeldt SECOR: 1 bedroom mobile home larger sizes, electric mixer, toys C4-23/4-23 on large lot. $125/month. Deposit, Randy Towner, 3067238070. Realty, Ph: 309-452-9431. C4-23/4-30 and misc. *4-23/4-30 •4-16/4-23 references required. No pets Ph: EL PASO: Large group sale, 306744-2558. c4-23/tfn 2 DOGS AND retired man will FAIRBURY: 512 W. Pine, guitar and case, record player YOU’LL APPRECIATE this Friday, April 24, 8:365:30, with speakers, luggage, chest of HOUSE IN Minonk - to rent or oversee property and do small energy efficient, spacious 3 Saturday, April 25, 8-4, Infant, drawers, wardrobe, childs drum contract for deed. 3 bedrooms, 2 chores in exchange for living bedroom ranch. Beautifully quarters. Ph: 8166862655. children and adult clothing, other set, toys, games, new hydraulic landscaped, screened-in lots, reasonable. Ph: 306432-2956. baby items and me. .. C4-23/4-23 beauticians chair and sink, *4-23/4-30 *4-23/4-23 recreation area, 2 baths, utility carpet remnants, bar stools, twin room, multi-purpose room. WANTED TO BUY: a set of bunk FAIRBURY: Porch sale, 402 W. beds with box springs and Central air and attached garage. beds. Ph: 816832-5542 or Hickory, April 24 and 25, 8:3612. mattress, kitchen chairs, good The interior of the house must MOBILE HOMES 8158578833. C4-23/4-23 Infant, children and adult used restaurant equipment, be inspected to be fully clothing, child's car seat, golf frames, kitchen wares, lamps, appreciated. "Check this actual ODD JOB TO DO. Need help with clubs, lots of misc. end tables, coffee table, 2 newly natural gas heating bill Sept. 5, EL PASO, nice two bedroom spring cleaning? Will do C4-23/4-23 upholstered living room chairs, 1980 through March 5, 1981; mobile home. New carpeting and windows, wash walls, shampoo sewing machine and cabinet, golf $320.22" paneling. Will sell contract for carpets, painting and lawn work. MAY 1 and 2 - 65 West Parking clubs, drop leaf table, clothing The house for you, upper deed. Ph: 306467-2872. Experienced. Ph: lot of Hi-Neighbor, Gilman. Rain sizes 5, 7, 9, 12,14,16 and 18 and $50's. C4-9/4-30 816692-3656. *4-23/4-30 date is following weekend. A little childrens clothing and much, Tired of paying rent? Then of everything. much more. Friday, April 24, 8 stop to see this ideally located 2 12’ x 52’ 1972 Challenger mobile RELIABLE GIRL to sit with two •4-23/4-30 a.m. • 7 p.m. American Legion in bedroom house. Partially home. 2 bedroom, partially children ages 8 and 5, three or El Paso. *4-23/4-23 carpeted, large kitchen with furnished. Near Cabery. four days a week for summer SAT., APRIL 25, 9a.m. to 2 p.m. dining area, and definitely a wise Excellent condition. Call: months only. Ph: 815892-2238 Bag sale last hour. Marion FAIRBURY: Friday, April 24, choice for the energy conscious. 8169461605. C4-16/4-30 after 4 p.m. Roberts home, 528 East Front, 8:364:30, 400 E. Oak. Childrens Not only low cost heating but C4-23/4-30 Gilman. Sponsored by Dorcas and adults clothing, child’s save on gasoline because Circle, United Methodist church. electronic organ, lots of everything within walking •4-23/4-23 miscellaneous. nc-4-23/4-23 distance. WANTED Make a point to see this one, GARAGE SALES can’t afford not to, $20,000. Power This announcement la neither an offer to sell nor a Agency, Chenoa. James Power, Broker 8169465411; Alieta solicitation of an offer to buy these securities. The offer­ CARPET AND linoleum custom­ CHATSWORTH: moving sale, Tinges, 815-9467122; Marshall ing Is made only by the Prospectus, copies of which may ers to see our new lines. Ph. 110 W. Elm. April 2 thru April 24. and Pat Johnson 816945-4921; be obtained by mailing the coupon below. 8168363239 for in-home showing Lamps, small tables, round oak and Katie Power 8169467142. and free estimate. 20 years coffee table, cherry living room c4-23/tfn experience. Courtesy Carpet, table, mirrors, curtains, bedding, Francis Schade, Chatsworth. tires, rims, freezer, air $75,000,000 TWO BEDROOM brick home • c0610/tfn conditioner, dishes. Home located on large comer lot in Interior decorations, too many Gridley, 1700 square feet. Call CARPETS AND RUGS to be items too numerous to mention, F a r m l a n d 306747-2100 during day and shampooed. Reasonable. Dave all must go. C4-16/4-23 306747-2102 In the evenings. Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815892- (COOP) Industries, *4-23/4-30 2282. c03-25/tfn KAPPA - 2 large group sales on I n c . Old Route 51. April 22.23 and 24 -9 EL PASO, 5 room bungalow - full BUYING GOLD - Silver - all to 5; furniture, clothing, toys, basement - gas heat, close to antiques - Canassay gold - silver. glassware, books and much schools and churches, reasonably Want old wind powered more. c4-23/4-23 priced. Call 306527-4475 days, generator. 404 E. Oak, Fairbury, 1 4 %* 306527-2084 after 6 p.m. for Ph: 815892-4073. **4-2/4-23 GRIDLEY - Big Rock Estates appointment. north edge of Gridley April 24 and Subordinated Capital Investment Certificate* •4-23/4-23 BUYING SCRAP iron, copper, 25,64, baby stroller, clothes, new due 1986 lead, brass, aluminum, smashed CB radio, old buffet, old dresser, INVESTMENT PROPERTY in aluminum cans, silver coins, auto much miscellaneous. c4-23/4-23 ‘ Interest rate as ol April t. 1981 Interest rate subject to Normal 4 blocks west of ISU batteries. Fairbury Scrap Metal. change at any time prior to use stadium, 2 bedroom frame with Ph: 815892-2831. C4-2/4-30 LEXINGTON - Group sale Call Your Local C D Jones Repretentetiv* Today. large detached garage. Mid $40’s. Wednesday, April 29, 69 p.m., Ph: 306747-2404. WORK WANTED. Practical Thursday, April 30,9 a.m. - 9 p.m. E dw ard O. Jo n es Cr Co. Ve-re-t St* > c4-23/4-30 nurse. Private home. Onarga Lexington Jaycees Hall on Main only. Ph: 816268-4550. SL,Mary Lou Janes. c4-23/4-23 EL PASO, open for inspection. 60 C4-9/4-30 East 7th. Newer 4 bedrooms with FAIRBURY - Garage and yard BILL SCHWEIZER and KAREN VOGEL everything. Price reduced...all LOOKING FOR farm home to sale, April 23, 24, 25, 166 p.m.. offers considered...alternative rent near Fairbury - Forrest Corner of N. Webster and W. Phone 815/142-3136 financing, Ph: 309-527-2366. area. Write Dale Puls, 111 E. Cherry. Crafts, magazines, 214 W. Washington, Pontiac, IL 61784 •4-23/4-30 Maple, Fairbury, II, 61739. books, sheet music, flowers, •4-9/4-23 stands, pots, dishes, knick- FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom knacks, some clothes, mans L. Edward D. Jones 8t Co ranch home, 3 baths, 2‘6-car T. STEEL POSTS and barb wire. 4-pc. suit, lap robes, and more. 201 Progress Parkway garage, central air conditioning, Call 8162664239. *4-23/4-23 Maryland Heights. Mo 63043 main floor utility room, full •4-16/4-23 Gentlemen: basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. 306747-2003 or 306747-2787. GENERAL housecleaning, one FAIRBURY: Large group Please send me a prospectus at no obligation on Farmland c03-27/tfn day a week. Rate depends on garage sale Thursday, April 23, Industries, Inc Subordinated Capital Investment Certificates. cleaning to be done. Businesses 67:30 p.m. and Friday, April 24, INVESTMENT PROPERTY -10 welcome. Call Jan Ricketts 94:30 p.m., 511S. 3rd street, lots Nam e acres of farmland on the north 816892-2915. *4-16/4-23 of infant, childreps, women and Street edge of El Paso. In city limits men’s clothes, all sizes; toys, between N. Pine St. and I.C.R.R. PASTURE WANTED to rent. books, dishes, orange swag lamp, C it y ______Phone or write: Don Geiaelman, Wm. Freed & Sons Ph: queen size bedspreads, full size S ta te ______Z'P- 95 E. Seventh St., El Paso, Ph. 815892-2154. *4-23/4-23 sheets and queen size blankets, 1 306527-2559. cll-13/tfn double roll wallpaper, drapes, Business Phone SUMMER JOB. Willing to clean childrens bike basket, knick- H om e P h o n e ___ REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. houses, babysit, and other knacks, 2-14” Ford track rims, My Edward D. Jones 81 Co representative. Call 306683-4371 or Mary Kirkton, miscellaneous jobs. For more wooden medicine cabinet, associate. Ph. 306747-2383. information call 3063662647. Ask portable TV stand and many cll-13/tfn for Joyce. C4-23/4-23 other misc. items. nc4-23/4-23 ) 0 ) ) ) )

Chatsworth ■ $15438-3010 Chenoa $154454221 Cullom - $15480-2664 Colfax - 300-7234001 El Paco - 300427-4000 Fairbury $154024300 Forraat - $154574402 Orkney - 300-747-2070 Cornbelt Classifieds. Lexington - 3004054714 Onarga - $15200-7815 Piper City • $15405-2560 County Lines - April 22-28, 1981—FIVE FAIRBURY: Saturday April 25, OCCASIONAL CHAIR, BE A WINNER! Beat inflation! upholstered wing-back, rust 5? No. 17 Carter Drive infant Work your own hours WOULD LIKE RIDE or share tweed, like new, Ph: 3057256064, thru adult clothing, long dresses demonstrating Mem-Mac toys, drive from El Paso area to Everett Winget. C4-16/440 C AR P O O LS for prom, exercise bike, slide gifts, and home decor items. We Mossville D.D., 2nd shift. Phone projector and screen, misc. need party plan demonstrators in Randy Kleen at 309-527-4632. MAGNAVOX COLOSSAL clear­ •4-23/4-23 this area. High commission. No nc4-16/57 ance sale now in progress. investment, no delivering, no Special price on color TV and READERS MAY ADVERTISE G RIDLEY - Friday, April 24,9-5, collecting. Call toll free now! stereos at Fairbury Appliance, free in this classification. Saturday, April 25, 9-12:30. 1-8055559077, or write. Merri- NOTICES 202 East Locust. c4-16/tfn nc02-05/tfn Walnut sewing machine, 2 TV’s, Mac 801 Jackson St., Dubuque, Bassett coffee table, clothes, Iowa, 52001. *4-9/4-30 CURVED BACK davenport, toys, misc. Harold McKinley, 2 burnt orange, 74 ft. long, in WANT TO FORM or join a car TRY CERAMICS. Happy Kiln, miles north of Rt. 24 on Flanagan excellent condition, $125. Call MATURE WOMAN needed for pool from Eureka to downtown Gridley. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., blacktop. 1* *4 mile east. Fairbury, 8154924561 after 5 full time position as nursing Bloomington. Hours flexible. Ph: 159; Fri. & Sat., 10-4. •4-23/4-23 p.m. nc4-16/tfn secretary at Hawthorne Lodge, 309-467-3416 or 3094257081. c02-07/tfn El Paso, Ph: 305527-2700. nc-4-2/4-23 LEXINGTON: April 25, 56 and C4-16/4-23 GARDEN space available, Ph: April 26, 53. “Priced to sell” Used gold velvet floral sofa 815435-3511 after 4 p.m. mens, womens, and childrens SELL AVON full time. Earn $6.00 TRAVEIJNG to Champaign- c4-16/tfn clothing. Childs matching Matching brown velvet floral or more an hour. Call Urbana any Monday morning? bedspread, curtains. Games, sofa and chair 815832-4661. C4-16/4-16 Will split costs of trip for a ride to GIANT FLEA MARKET, books, toys, small appliances, U of I campus. Fairbury Ph: Sunday, April 26, ISU Ballroom, shoes, purses. 503 £. Main. Two green swivel rockers EXPERIENCED cooks and 315692-3854. Can make University and Locust, Normal, •4-23/4-23 waitresses wanted for morning arrangements to meet you if not Antiques, collectables, misc., 65 Kitchen drop leaf table and four and afternoon shifts. Good pay. in Fairbury. Please call. dealers, John Crouch. LEXINGTON: Saturday, April chairs Shirley's Country Comer. Call nc4-2/4-23 C4-23/4-23 25, 9-5 p.m. Lots of clothing and 815442-3103 between 11 a.m. and 7 household items. 902 W. Main. Used bedroom suite-vanity, p.m. C4-16/4-23 •4-23/4-23 dresser, large chest, headboard and footboard. FUU. TIME nurses aide 11-7 CHENOA: April 24, 54; April 25, shift, training and experience 5noon. Six families, clothes, Harm s preferred, excellent starting furniture, bike, misc. 602 Home Furnishings wage, for interview contact Use fungicide treatment Division. *4-23/4-23 Rte. 24 - Chenoa, 815945-2731 Meadows Mennonite Home. Ph: C4-23/4-23 305747-2702. C4-23/4-23 for early soybean seeds CHENOA: Thursday, April 23,7-9 p.m.; Friday April 24, 9 a.m. - 5 MAN WITH job shop experience The trends toward earlier aren't planting as much seed per p.m.; Saturday, April 25, 9 a.m. FACTORY authorized savings on to build dies, jigs and fixtures. planting of soybeans and the use acre that they used to as recently -12 p.m. bunk beds complete: upholstered furniture. Now until Steady work, overtime and of lower seeding rates suggest as five years ago. A few years baby crib with mattress; bumper May 9. Large selection of in-stock benefits. Call 217464-3371, Mt that Illinois farmers should con­ ago, growers were planting 60 to pool table; children's games; Norwalk furniture to choose Zion, II. C4-23/4-30 sider a fungicide seed treatment 70 pounds of seed per acre, but clothing-boys suits, long dresses; from. Also special savings on for soybeans say Barry now a grower going with a 30-inch misc. 1 mile east of Chenoa on Rt. custom orders placed before May IMMEDIATE opening for Jacobsen, University of Illinois row will plant 35 to 40 pounds of 24,14 miles south, Jim Brown. 9!! Harms Home Furnishings. waitress, apply at Anchor Inn. extension plant pathologist. seed per acre. With these con- •4-23/4-23 Rte. 24, Chenoa, Ph: 8159452731. Ph: 3057256433. C4-23/4-23 The earlier planting of soy­ ditons, Jacobsen says growers C4-23/4-23 beans means seeds could be go­ will need high quality seed and GILMAN: HUGE garage sale: BEAUTY OPERATOR. Hair ing into slightly cool soils. Soy­ they will have to hope that 70 to 80 Elsie Eshleman home , 516 North dressing is more than a job, it's a bean seed won't begin ger­ percent of the seeds will establish Maple. Friday, April 24, 9 to 6 FARM career. Excellent opportunity to minating until temperatures go plants. p.m. Saturday, April 25,8:30 to 5 work with other top over 55 degrees F. In cooler soils, "This is one situation where p.,m. Clothing, children's, men's, EQUIPMENT professionals. Increase your with slower germinating condi­ seed treatment is almost women's; stereo, plants and earnings and build a successful tions, fungi are able to attach the necessary if conditions in the much misc. future! Call The Hair seed and seedlings. Fungicide seedbed aren’t ideal,” Jacobsen C4-23/4-23 WILL DO MOWING, road ways, Proformers, 305452-5399 and ask treatment can be used to protect says. right-of-ways, lots and so forth. for Bev. C4-23/57 the seed and seedlings from seed If you are going to use decay and seedling Blights where FAIRBURY: Moving sale, 306 W. Ph: 815686-2451. *4-9/4-23 fungicide treatment for your soy­ delays in emergence occur, Pine. Thursday, 2:356:30, Friday WE HAVE a position open in bean seeds, Jacobsen cautions Jacobsen says. 56. Lots of girls clothes size 2-6, ROW BANDERS, Stam, 8 Fairbury that requires a mature you not to treat more seed than boys size 1-5, lots of odds and assembled, used on 10 acres. Ph: personable individual who can The current dry conditions you expect to use. He suggests ends. Good prices. C4-23/4-23 8154852457. C4-9/4-23 accept responsibility and over much of the state don't pro­ you buy a certain percentage of complete tasks without direct vide insurance of seed safety, pretreated seed, then use a CHATS WORTH: Jrs, misses and ATTENTION FARMERS: Are supervision. Duties will include since there is enough moisture planter box treatment for the childrens clothing and misc., your hydraulic jacks ready for some bookkeeping and general for seed decay fungi to be active. rest, because once seed is treated Friday, 9-5 and Saturday 94. 405 this year's busy schedule? Do you secretarial work, along with While additional moisture from with a fungicide it can never be N. 6th St. C4-23/4-23 want to waste costly time in the some customer contact. Salary rain may speed germination, it used for food or oil purposes. If middle of a job due to jack will be commensurate with also can increase damping off this procedure is followed, failure? If not, phone C and J experience. Write P.O. Box 91, problems. growers won't have to dispose of Floor Jack Repair. Quality parts Fairbury. C4-23/4-23 Jacobsen notes that growers leftover seed, he adds. LOST & FOUND and service. Complete overhauls. Free estimates. Chris Porzelius, LOSE YOUR JOB? Work for Ph: 3055274238 evenings or yourself. Sell Avon! Good money, weekends. Kappa, 111. *44/440 LOST OR STRAYED, black and benefits. Call 815832-4661. white kitten in area of 5th and C4-23/4-23 Maple, Fairbury. Ph: TWO IHC 450A planters - 4 wide, 815492-2529. nc4-9/tfn field ready. Ph: 8154354684. C4-16/4-23 SHOP CARPENTERS needed for roof and floor truss fabricators. FULL GROWN brown and white Full time openings for inside male St. Bernard wearing brown IHC “ M” TRACTOR with 9 carpenters. Experience helpful collar, no tag. Very friendly, speed, recent overhaul, good but not qpcessary. Good pay, answers to name of “Whiskey”. paint. Ph: 3057234221. C4-23/440 regular hours and excellent Lost in vicinity east of Strawn. If fringe benefits. Apply in person, seen phone 8154804459 at noon or Ha-Marque Fabricators, Inc., after 3 p.m. C4-23/4-23 80 CHICKEN COOPS. Most in excellent condition. One ley Forrest. One mile south of Rt. 24 poultry house double pit scraper. and 47 intersection and V« mile One Hoyt propane incinerator. east. C4-23/4-23 Ph: 217-784-4548. *4-23/440 FU R N IT U R E fr APPLIANCES REE HELP WANTED Mod«l RR-SB 700 Watts of Full Cooking Power HUTCH, pecan, like new. Ph: 2 YEAR OLD, half Brittany Automatic Temperature Control Adds Versatility. 815492-2844 after 5 p.m. PART-TIME LPN POSITION Easy-to-use dial controls plus Amana Automatic Tem­ Spaniel half Schnauzer spayed perature Control System that lets you cook by time or nc4-2/tfn available. Evenings. Friendly female dog. Excellent with temperature, and hold at temperature for as long as atmosphere. Falrview Haven. children, needs to run. Ph: you want, without overcooking, automatically. HERE NOW - Armstrong Spring Ph: 815402-2572, Fairbury. 3053654063. Carpet Spectacular, April 20 • C44/57 *4-23/4-23 May 16. Six carpet styles to MiiW i AfpliMeM, Iim. choose from, including plushes, DENTAL HYGIENIST 3 or 4 F R E E TO GOOD home, poodle- prints, and sculptured Saxony In days a week. Send resume to Box terrier, 5year-old male, real Chenoa, I I 949-7224 a wide range of colors. Harms 4, Fairbury, II., 61739 or call good with children. Ph: OpM tfaiy Satariay* IB m m Home Furnishings, Chenoa. Ph: 815402-2815 for interview. 3053654060. I* l:M B.M. *■» w B i fey O P M M 8 $15445-2731. c4-2/tfn c4-16/tfn *4-23/4-23 « « « < Ford County Livingston County C O U R T N E W S

C O U R T N E W S MARRIAGE LICENSES: Gary Bender; deceptive Steven Douglas Yoder, practices. Strawn A Prudence Ann Steven P. Krucek; theft. Donner, Gibson, 3-9-81. Wiro J. Prapong; Leslie Earl Luhrsen, Phailbool Propong. ASSOCIATE COURT NEWS L.W. A T. ol Agnes Hayes, Cecelia A. Gardner, both ol Buckley A Linda Diane Rebecca Lynn Peden; JUDGE DARRELL H. RENO. dec'd. to James E. Rebhoii A Chatsworth. 4-10-81. W e lle r. P axton. 3-9-81. James Edward Peden. PRESIDING w l. 3-31-81 (R .S . 51.) W . 25' L 2 Gary Jay Bearden and Wm Virgil Henderson, Margaret Jane Nugent; James Cantrell. 16, Streator, B 2 Chatsworth. Beverly LeAnne Lewis, both Sibley A Catherine Elaine James Edward Nugent. speeding, 25.00 (State) James E. Rebhoii, excr. ol ol Fairbury, 4-10-81. Hodler. Sibley, 3-10-81. Peggy L. Colson,- Todd C. Timothy J. Fogarty, 22, Pon­ L. W.AT. ol Agnes Hayes, MARRIAGES: Robert Gene Cory, Gibson Colson. tiac, speeding, 25.00 (State) dec'd. to Barry W. Corban Bonnie Bea Runyon and A Sherrilyn Kay Monical, Lisa M. Atkins; Wayne D. Sally L. Henderson, 31, 3 26 81 (R.S. 526.) L 1 A all L 2. Lewis R. Glover, both ol G ibson. 3 10-81. A tkins. Dwight, speeding, 25.00 (State) exc. W. 25' B 2 Chatsworth. F a irb u ry , 3-27-81. Gary Dean Paul, Sr., Ervin E. Kumm; Carol A. Donald D. Miller Jr., 23, Pon­ Pontiac Natl. Bk., a bank, Dianne Cleary and Hank Monticello A Robert Jowan K u m m . tiac, too last lor cond. 25.00 (For­ corp. ol Pontiac. Excr. ol est. Holub, both of Pontiac, 3-27-81. R eed, M o n ticello , 3-11-81. Deborah Lynn Trigleth; res t) ol Nathalia A. Hathaway, Debra Bassett, Saunemin Gregory Lee Burgess, Harry Eugene Trigleth. Mark A. Larsen, 22, Pontiac, dec'd. etc. to Eric D. A and Denman J. Rich, Pontiac. Fairfield A Melinda Kay DEEDS: no valid reg. 25.00 (Pontiac) Patricia A. Rieger, jt. ten. 4-3-81. Edenlield, Ludlow, 3-11-81. John Maloney to Natl Bk. M ic h a e l D. R yn nin g, 19, O dell. 4 3 81 (R.S. 529.50) Lts. 10 A 11 Karen McWhorter, Pontiac Anthony Steven Sowa, Fairbury; 1-21-81; Ld. 27-25 7. III. trans. ol alco. 25.00 (Dwight) B 4 George C. Krack's 2nd and Clarence K. Houchin, Chicago A Carol Louise Chemical Co Helena to M ary C. Noel, 2B, Pontiac, tail, Add. Forrest. Streator, 4-4-81. Richards, Joliet, 3-13-81. Elmo Meiners; 3-5-81; Ld. to yield, 25.00 (Pontiac) NOTICES OF LIENS: Cynthia Heidenreich and Elda Rasmus Hinton, Jr., 35 25-7. Ronald D. Mattox, 19, Pontiac, J. Thomas Johnson, Dir. of Bill R. Durre, both ol Foosland A Ann Bernice Sophie M Schroder, Exe to no valid reg. 25.00 (Pontiac) Rev. vs. Ray W. M arjie Davis, Flanagan, 4-4-81. Enghausen, Gibson, 3-13-81. Harland Holfman A Delores; R onald D. M a tto x , 19, Pontiac, F a irb u ry R ec. 4-7-81 A m t. of DIVORCES: Jerry Lee Strange, Gibson 3 17-81; Ld 16-28-9. no valid reg. 25.00 (Pontiac) Lien 5150.19 upon all real A Ernest W. Jones and A Carolyn Sue Hawkins. Indust Inc Stelle to The R onald D. M a tto x , 19, P ontiac, per. prop owned or hereafter Sharon K. Jones, both of G ibson, 3-16-81. Stelle Group; 1-31-81; no valid reg., 25.00 (Pontiac) ac q u ired . Manville, 4-3-81. Kenneth John Hanford. 555,753.41; Ld 35-29 9 No. 103. Lyle E. Boyd, 17, Pontiac, loud COURT PROCEEDINGS: Kathy Knauer, Forrest and Onarga A Christine Walters. Indust Inc Stelle to The m ulller noise, 25.00 (Pontiac) Merle Corban dba Corban Richard Knauer, Strawn, Roberts, 3-16-81. Stelle Group; 1-31-81; T a m m y L. Shade, 16, C ullom . Insurance Agency, Cullom vs. 4-3-81. Donald Ray Bushnell, 558,229.04; Ld. 35-29 9 No. 121. imp. turn, 25.00 (State) Gerald A Marlene Loeschen Myrtle B. Brill and John E. Rantoul A Myrna Joanne Lilia M. Wilson, to Thees James P. Donovan, 19, Odell, Small Claim Complaint. Brill, both of Pontiac, 4-6-81. Pilat. Rantoul. 3-24-81. Sterrenberg; 3-18-81; Ld in ill. trans. ol alco., 25.00 (County) 51,185.66 A costs. 4-1 81. BIRTHS: Robert Dale Lee. Paxton A Blk I, OT Piper. Colleen M. Rapp. 2B, Cornell, In Re: Dissolution of To Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bobbie Jean Campbell. Anna S. Brucker to Lyle speeding, 25.00 (State) Marriage ol Betty L. Rosenberger, Chenoa, Paxton, 3-24-81. Albert Brucker; 2-27-81; undiv Robert J. Roach, 47, Streator, Kennedy, Pontiac A Roy M. Daughter, 4-3-81. Casper Suti Cramer, 1/160 int NW U 28-25-8. speeding. 25.00 (State) Kennedy. 4-1-81. To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gibson A Lorene Lois Anna S. Brucker to Robert Harold E. Kennedy. 4B, Pon In Re: Dissolution ol Bittner, Fairbury, son, 4-4-81. B orchers, Gibson, 3-25-81. Elwood Brucker; undiv 1/160 tiac. speeding, 25.00 (State) Marriage ol Nancy Lynne To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ken Manard Cash KKK, A in t S W U 8 27 9. Richard W. Gourley, 30, Yoder A Arnold Joseph Yoder Rodgers, Pontiac, Daughter, Mary Eliiabeth Hiles. KKK, Wm Reiti to Sarah. Mae Flanagan, speeding, 25.00 (State) 4 1 81. 4-5-81. 3-25-81. Reiti Tr; 3-20 80; Ld, ElBOa Ronald D. Davis, 19, Odell, J. L. Hubbard Co., Decatur To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stanley Dean Kiel. Roberts S' j 30 24-9. speeding, 25.00 (State) vs. Howard Arnold A Howard Konetski, Pontiac. Daughter, A Melba Jean Cordell, Sarah Mae Reiti to Wm H erschel E. M e in ts , 17, F a ir Arnold Construction, Inc. At 4 6 81. Roberts. 3 27-81. Reiti Tr; 3-20-80 Ld S' i exc E bury, no valid reg. 25.00 (Fair Law. (Cplt.) 520.000.00 A To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frank Bartell Bruns, ISO a 30-24-9. b u ry ) costs. 4-2-81. VanScoyoc, Fairbury, Paxton A Janette Ruth City Natl Bk KKK Tr to D onald D. M ille r J r., 23, Pon In Re: Dissolution of D au g h ter, ,4-6-81. Arnold. Paxton, 3-30-81. Vernon E Winterroth; 2-25-80; tiac, imp. lane usage, 25.00 (Pon Marriage ol Ernest W. Jones To M r. and Mrs. John Woll, James Russell Dawson, Ld 28-29-9. tia c ) A Sharon K. Jones. 4-2-81. Pontiac. Daughter, 4-9-81. Chebanse A Diane Leigh Paul James McGrew, to James M. Bennett, 22, Cornell, Pontiac Chair Employees To Mr. and Mrs. Richard T w earin g en , C lifton , 4-3-81. Vernon E Winterroth A imp. lane usage, 25.00 (Pontiac) Credit Union vs. Joseph D. Whitmar, Pontiac, Daughter. Steven Keenan, Paxton A Deanna; 8-23-74; E 'i SEU David R. Artman, 29, Forrest, Roberts, Saunemin Small 4-9-81. Debi Dow, Paxton, 4-3-81. 14- 28 9. dis. stop sign, 25.00 (Forrest) Claim Complaint. 51,113.72 A To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice CIRCUIT COURT: Pauline Dorothy Beyer A Jack D. Steele, 33, Streator, costs. 4-3-81. Grafton, Pontiac, Daughter, Kenneth D Seifert; Marvin, et al to Harley Allen speeding, dismissed (State) Elmer Becker, Cullom vs. 4-9-81. unlawful possession controlled Brucker A Mary Jane; Marshall D. Stacy. 28, Dwight, Richard Shepherd, Cullom To Mr. and Mrs. David substance. 12-11-71; SWU SWU 20-25-7. dis. stop sign, not guilty (County) Small Claim Complaint. Gould, Flanagan, Daughter, Harold E Curfman; Bryce F A Janet M Ford to Robert O. Borne, 22, Collax, 51.350.00 A costs. 4-6 81. 4 8 81. indecent liberties with child. Kenneth A Kurtenbach; ill, poss. ol alco., 25.00 ( Fairbury) To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Craig Shedd. burglary. 3-9-81; Part of SEU 10-24-9. Robert K. Oprondek, 18. Fair­ MARRIAGE LICENSES: Johnson, Pontiac, Son, 4-9-81. Robert V. Plus, Jr.; Stephen A Betty Papanek bury, dis. stop sign, 25.00 (Fair James LeRoy Harder and To Mr. and Mrs. Larry criminal damage to property. to City Natl Bk KKK; 3-18 81, b u ry ) Robert Lynne Harder, both of Thorp, Minonk, Son, 4-10-81. Richard D. Burdette; Ld 13-29-9; In Trust. P am ela L. N eu b au er, 16, Pon­ Pontiac, 4-6-81. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth unlawful possession of Real Estate Inc Sandage to tiac. speeding, 25.00 (Pontiac) Dale R. Herti and Lehmann, Forrest. Son, 4-6-81. cannabis. R. W. Hurlock; 3 30 81; Ld M ic h a e l B. S piker, 17, Pon Charlotte R. Gerrich, both ol To Mr. and Mrs. Donald John A. Whitehead; 24-24 7. tiac, speeding, 25.00 (Pontiac) Pontiac, 4-6-81. Denker, Dwight, Son, 4-8-81. unlawful possession alcoholic Paul E A Lois W Cameron Thomas A. Wheat, 20, Gray Paul M. Folk, Pontiac and DEATHS: liquor by minor. to Paul E Cameron Tr; mont, speeding, 25.00 (Pontiac) Diane Sue Thomas, Fairbury, Glenn Iverson, 42, Milbank, Robert D. Enghausen; 3-14-81; E' i SEU 7'-24-8. T e rr y W . R eed, 19, S treato r, 4-6-81. S.D., form er Pontiac, 3-21-81. disorderly conduct et al. Cletus Thackeray to Nancy speeding, 25.00 (State) Denman J. Rich, Pontiac Verna Smith, 91, Chenoa, Ronnie Lee Shadix; J Brucker; 4-3-81; Ld 15-24-8. and Debra Ellen Bassett, 4-5-81. criminal damage to property. Nancy J Brucker A Arnold Saunemin, 4-6-81. WARRANTY DEEDS: Anne Ellis, 90, Pontiac, Richard Medrano; battery. to Greg Pool; 2 26-81; Ld Rex L. Cornell and Debra Anna S. Brucker, a widow 4 6-81. John Wm. Farris; theft. 15- 24-8. Sue Oldfather, both of to D onald D. B ru c k e r 3-18-81 A nnie B ru cke r, 101, Mike Roth; deceptive Cletus Thackeray to Greg Emington, 4-6-81. 51. & Love A Atlection (R.S.--> F a irb u ry , 4-7-81. practices. A Pool; 3-12-81; Ld 15-24-8. Dennis D. Rassi and Diane U nd iv. 1/640th int. in NWU Lola Rhoda, 80, Chenoa, M. Hoffman, both ol Fairbury, Sec. 12 25-6. 4-7-81. 4 6 81. Anna S. Brucker, a widow Lenore H ahn, 75, D w ig h t, Barry W. Corban and to Steven M . B ru c k e r 3-18-81 4 8-81. Rigsby 51. A Love A Allection (R .S .) Denise L. Hubly, both ol Luther Guymon, 84. Undiv. l/640th int. in NW14 Chatsworth, 4-6-81. Dwight, 4-9-81. Bill R. Durre and Cynthia Pharmacy Sec. 12 25-6. William Hare, 70, Chicago, Sue Heidenreich, both of Anna S. Brucker, a widow former Dwight, 4-9-81. Chatsw orth to R oger G. B ru cke r. 3-18-81 Flanagan, 4-4-81. Lester Hubly, 82, Pontiac, Michael L. Meleham and 51. Love A Allection (R.S.--) form er Chatsworth, 4-10-81. Undiv. 1/640th int. in NWU Sec. 12-25-6. New Low Anna S. Brucker, a widow to M a ry Ann S pieckler 3-18-81 ^HARMS HOME 51. A Love A Allection (R .S .-) Everyday Prices Undiv. 1/640th int. in NWU Sec. 12-25-6. Virgil Koehl A w l„ jt. tens, i t ' t n i y f i to Herman W. Perschnick A wt„ jt. ten. 8-20-70 510 etc. (R.S. 556.) SVj SEV« Sec. Maalox 12 O z . i " j i ' i! 28-30-7. Howard G. Meister A wt., LOW Maalox Plus 12 O z . y j j s f c j s j jt. tens, to John O. Ohman A w l., |t. ten. 4-1-76 510 etc. ( R.S. PRICES. . . Ascriptin 100s 520.) N. 65' Lts. 13 A 14 B 35 2 j 1 m Marsh's Cont. Add. to Ascrlptin A.D. 2 F a irb u ry . EVERY DAY - e g g 1 Exco, Inc., a corp., Cullom I'ssva*. to Durwood S. Stewart A wl., OF 1 9 8 0 ! Everyday Low Prices Close To jt. tens. 3-27-81 510 etc. (R.S. DAILY 8:30 to & 30 (Friday ’« 8:30) SS.) WVj L 4 EVj L 5 Hillside FM E DELIVERY Home In Chatsworth Manor S/D Cullom. • ruaMiiuKcMNf • lAM»t LeRoy J. Haag A wl. to •. D8CTVMSMALY BD00*9*0 • 04FT ITEM* • HOUtCWAMt The Drug Store Inc. LeRoy J. Haag 3-18-81 510 etc. |8IS 945-27311 • OtAlSWAMS (R .S .-) SU SWU Sec. 35-28-8. • ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS W.A. Knocke, R.Ph. EXECUTOR'S DEEDS: RT. 24 - CHENOA, ILL. The Best Small Town Drug Store in Central III. James E. Rebhoii, excr. ol DtMMMdMMMWMMMMMdMMMMWPMlfMMMpIPMMM ; >

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M o n d ay, A p ril 13, 1961 merman, Fairbury; A d m itte d William Freed, Fairbury, F rid a y , A p ril 17, 1961 CRIMINAL: April 6, Steve Harrown, no W illiam Sengpiel etal, Charles Surgical; Leonard Hahn, For­ A d m itte d April 9 • Timothy C. Reynolds, valid drivers license. Remmers etal, WD-N20, 4A S7/3 rest, Medical; James Yoder, Eugene Herxog, Fairbury, ct. I burglary: ct. II thelt under April 6, Charles Spencer, of E V i NW>/« Sec 21 T27N IE . Forrest, Medical; Medical; Mrs. Florence SI 50. disobeyed stop sign. Betty J. Remmers Morris, D ism issed Vance. Fairbury, Medical; TRAFFIC. SMALL CLAIMS: Charles Remmers etal, WD- Edgar Klitiing, Fairbury; Dism issed April 4, Rodrick Studen, April 3, Ahlgren, Gary W. vs. U n d iv . V , int. N26. 4A of S2/3 EVi Rev. Charles Friedley, Pon­ Mrs. Pearl Schmidt, Fair­ overweight. Donald Dorwood. NWV« Sec 21 T27N IE . tiac; Roscoe Combes, Fair bury; Howard Haley, Kemp­ April 4, Arlen McLaughlin, April 4, Cooley, Beverly vs A P R IL 7 bury; Willhelm Wallenstein, ton; Dennis Eshleman, Piper overweight. Rodney and Joanne Russtwan. Jeanette Burroughs etal, Gor­ Piper City; City; Mrs. Hatel White, For­ April 4, Ronald Mau, April 4, Martin Bros. Imp. Co. don Eichelberger, WD-Undiv. 5/4 rest; Master Curt Michael overweight. vs James Campbell. in t. NWV« Sec 32, SW< Sec 20 T26N IE . Lewis Smith Pavilion; Mrs. Ella Mrs., Fairbury, Medical; April 4, Lawrence Arndt, no Donald Dorwood, materials and Jeanette Burroughs etal, Ashman, Cassie, Mrs., Elsie Utterback, Pontiac valid registration. Igbor. Robt. Eichelberger, WD-undiv. Chatsworth, Medical; April 4, Rick Ford, ill. poss. of DIVORCE: 5/4 int. in pt NW'< Sec 32 T27N Dism issed Saturday, April 16, 1961 alcohol. April 4, Brown, Jerry F. vs 2W . Brackman, Dorothy Miss, A d m itted April 4, Timothy Grener, ill. Donna M. Brown. Robert Eichelberger etal, Fairbury, Medical; Stimpert, Mrs. Martha Koehl, Fair­ rans. of alcohol. April 4, Hines, Maureen A. vs Jeanette Burroughs, WD-undiv. bury, Medical; Miss Spring Anna Mrs., Anchor; Jones, April 4, Frances Guerra, no Dennis E. Hines. 5/4 int. in NVi NWV« Sec 22 T26N Lisa Miss, Saunemin; Crews, Fairbury, Medical; valid registration. MARRIAGE: IE. Chester McKinley, Fairbury, Walters, Richard, Sibley April 4, JoAnna Klatt, ill. April 7, Jeffrey L. Cochran, 19, In Re: Estate of Helen E. (Transferred to Brokaw. M e d ic a l; trans. of alcohol. Washburn, and Angela A. Guth, Dishinger tax closing letter SE'/« Bloomington) D ism issed April 4, Robert Monser, driv­ 19, W ashburn. SEV4 SE c 16 T26N 2E, pt. lot 14 Mrs. Dennis Janssen, Fair­ ing while intoxicated A p ril 10, H e rb e rt J. A rb u ckle, Blk 11 Org. town now city of bury; Mrs. Ella Morris, Fair­ Wednesday. April 15. 1961 April 4, Ralph Presbray, ill. 74, El Paso and Sheila A. Tevis, M in o n k. bury; James Yoder, Forrest; A d m itted poss. of alcohol. 74, E l Paso In Re: Estate of John McKay, Howard Haley, Kempton, Mrs. Esther Denker, Dwight; April 4, Kenneth Schupp, ill. tax closing letter-W Vi NW '4 Sec 5 William Freed, Fair­ Medical; Mrs. Lois Simpson, poss. of alcohol. A P R IL 3 T27N 2E except. bury; Mrs. Fern Currington, Cropsey, Medical; Mrs. Fern April 4, Dennis Wagner, ill. John Van Scyoc etux Wood­ Lawrence Guard, Ronald D. Currington, Fairbury, Fairbury; Mrs. Lois Simpson, trans. of alcohol. ford Co. Bank, Deed in Trust- Moot, etal, WD-WVi NWU Sec 24 Cropsey; Sigmund Sikorski, Surgical; John Gaston, For­ April 7, David Anderson, ill. SW ’ 4 SW<4 Sec 33 T74N IE . SE>« SE’,4 Sec 22 T27N 2E. F a irb u ry rest, Medical; Mrs. Marcia poss. of alcohol. A P R IL 4 A P R IL 6 Cremeens, Pontiac, Medical; April 7, Steven Carey, ill. poss. W illiam Sengpiel etal, Charles Herman Bomgarden, Grace Dism issed Sunday, A p ril 19, 1961 of alcohol. Remmers etux, WD-S7/3 EVj Bomgarden, QCD-pt lots 1 and 2 Jesse Honegger, Forrest; A d m itted April 7, Joe Wolstenholm, ill. NW<4 E x N70 4A thereof. Sec 71 in NE

WESTG a TE Supper Club & Bowling Rt. 24 West, Fairbury Phone 815-492-2443 El Paso. Illinois County Lines - April 22-28, 1981-E IG H T Livingston Keepin'Healthy 4-H ers by Mary Richards test corn We read a lot about toxic substances in the gram. In the past, the Department has at­ The state health department’s toxicology Twelve Livingston county 4-H air we breathe, the water we drink and the tempted to cope with the effect of pollutants on laboratory, which has received nationwide members will be participating in food we eat. It is a subject that is very much in human beings on a crisis basis. The grant recognition in forensic toxicology, will also growing com variety demonstra­ the news, and yet it is not widely understood. money will allow the Department to attack the play an important role in the program. tion plots this growing season. Diseases caused by tonic substances result problem on a preventive basis. Through the University of Illinois’ School of “The com has been distributed in an estimated 135,000 to 220,000 deaths a year A statewide communication will be Public Health, and the associated medical and now we’re just waiting for in the United States. Of the estimated 70 billion established. The purpose of this network is to center, the Department has access to research the fields to dry out sO we can get dollars spent annually for health services, 10 report to the state health department any scientists and other professionals with inter­ the com in the ground and the percent is spent for the treatment of en­ unusual occurrences or outbreaks of disease. national recognition whose primary interests plots underway,” says Gary vironmental diseases. This information will be coded into a computer are environmental diseases and toxic Varner, Livingston county assis­ Unfortunately, environmental pollution is a and become part of a data-base designed to substances. tant extension adviser, significant problem in Illinois. Our state detect patterns of disease. This information agriculture. presently ranks fifth in industrial production will enable our environmental health team to Since the complex relationship between The primary’ purpose of the and fourth in agricultural production in the identify correlations between disease patterns toxic substances and certain diseases in man plots is for 4-H members to gain United States. In order to keep up this degree and exposure to environmental chemicals. is not presently understood, the information valuable experience and prac­ of productivity, millions of tons of en­ Other factors, such as occupation, socio­ collected will help determine the contribution tical education through the vironmental and industrial chemicals are pro­ economic status and personal health in­ of environmental factors to the incidence of record keeping and cultural prac­ duced and used by Illinois industries. As a dicators will also be incorporated into the data disease. Only then can it be known which tices of growing their own com result, human exposure to these hazardous system. preventive measures are needed. plot. This will aid them, and chemicals is increasing. A portion of the grant money will be used to If you have further questions about en­ hopefully neighboring farmers, The Illinois Department of Public Health purchase needed sampling and analyzing vironmental pollutants, contact the Illinois in corn hybrid variety selection. recently received a federal grant with which equipment which will aid in field investiga­ Department of Public Health, Division of En­ Results of the plots will be to set up a program that will expand the tions, such as gas analyzers for monitoring vironmental Health and Sanitation, 535 West published in November. Department’s environmental toxicology pro­ various gases and air sampling equipment. Jefferson, Springfield, Illinois 62761. A total of 10 plots across the county will have the same eight hybrid varieties, which are as Unusual weather front follows: Pioneer 3780, FS 444, sports action Trojan 1058, PAG SX397, DeKalb 67, Cargill 921, Funks G-4435, and behind wind erosion Asgrow 777. Each hybrid was donated to the 4-H program by a Farmers weren’t entirely at protects soil from both wind and representative of each seed com fault for the excessive wind ero­ water erosion.” company. sion in recent weeks, says Robert Also, he says farmers can take The 4-H members involved in Walker, U of I extension natural preventive measures in the fall. this program are Dave and Pat resources specialist. For example, Walker says Carroll, Pontiac; Robert Though some farmers could farmers should not fall plow soy­ Carstens, Flanagan; Allen Eg- have reduced erosion with con­ bean ground and they could fall- genberger, Saunemin; Aaron servation practices, he says, plant a cover crop such as winter Fox, Emington; John Fox, weather conditions in recent rye. The cover crop shelters soil Saunemin; Jim and Tom Harms, weeks were unusual and couldn’t from winter winds. On sandy Flanagan; Jeff Oelschlager, week have been anticipated. soils, farmers might consider Graymont; Bill Orr, Emington; According to Walker, the windbreaks in addition to reduc­ Diane Rich, Odell; and Nelson SUNDAY average wind speed from March ed tillage or no-till. Zehr, Fair bury. (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 1:00 PM E.D.T. 12:00 NOON C.DT 31 to April 7 was 11.39 miles per Doubleheader Teams and sites to be announced hour, which is well above the nor­ mal average wind speed for that (NBC) SPORTSWORLD: 2:30 PM E.D.T. - 1:30 PM C.D.T time of year-8.6 miles per hour. S&M Shoes' Highlights Coverage of the Charlotte 300 stock car race Irom Charlotte. N C . also, the International Gymnastics Classic from Los ‘‘On several of those days, the Angeles average wind speed was nearly double the normal average." s u n n (ABC) AMERICAN SPORTSMAN 3 30 PM E.D.T 2:30 PM “And on five of those eight days, C.D.T Marlin Sheen will ride and observe the behavior of three unusual, the maximum gusts of wind ex­ trained African elephants as they are reintroduced to their Kenyan ceeded 40 miles per hour," he homeland on today’s show Also, Ethel Kennedy and her son, says. FISTFUL Michael, will |oin youngsters from the New York City Police Athletic These wind speeds were clock­ League (PAL) for a wild raft ride down Maine's Kennebec River ed in Urbana, Walker says, but AT OUR (NBC) LEGENDS OF GOLF: 4 00 PM E.D.T. 3:00 PM C.D.T. winds in other areas of the state NBC Sports will provide live coverage of the final round of this during that period were generally $410,000 tournament, featuring some of the most illustrious within the same range and often­ AFTER-EASTER names in the recent history of golf, from the Onion Creek Country times greater. Club in Austin. Texas Besides the winds, the other (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 4:30 PM E O T. 3:30 PM unusual condition was the lack of C.D.T moisture. According to Walker, Today's show will feature coverage of the National Championship there were 3.64 inches of rainfall Sprint Car Race from Rossburg. Ohio, and the Duke Kahanamoku Surfing Classic from Waimea Bay. Oahu, Hawaii for the first three months of 1981. This is 3.59 inches below the nor­ W ED N ESD AY ______mal precipitation of 7.23 inches. (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 11:30 PM E.D.T. 10:30 PM C.D T “Whether these conditions could repeat next year, we don’t in & SAVE! FRIDAY ______know,” Walker says. "But you (ABC) KENTUCKY DERBY SPECIAL: 11:30 PM E.D.T. 10:30 can take precautions with conser­ PM C.D.T. vation tillage-leaving crop %* O FF This ABC Sports Special, originating live from Churchill Downs. residue on the soil surface. This Louisville. Kentucky the site of the Kentucky Derby previews 1981's Derby contenders, and samples the special excitement sur rounding the annual American tradition Every Item P re v e n t (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 11:30 PM E.D.T. - 10:30 PM C.D.T. In Stock! SATURDAY ______crabgrass (NBC) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL -AN INSIDE LOOK: 1:00 PM E.D.T. 12:00 NOON C O T. Now in effect thru Sat., April 25th Pre-game show e a r l y (NBC) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME^JF THE WEEK: 1:15 PM E O T 12:15 PM C.D.T The best treatment of a Los Angeles Dodgers at Montreal Expos; Minnesota Twins at crabgrass problem is preventing Boston Red Sox; Cincinnati Reds at St Louis Cardinals (Check listings for game in your area ) it from becoming one in the first place, says Tom Fermanian, U of (CBS) UNITED AIRLINES TOURNAMENT OF CHAM­ I extension horticulturist. PIONS-TENNIS: 3:30 PM E.D.T. 2:30 PM C.D.T. And to do that, you should app­ The finals of women's professional tennis tournament, live, from Grenefefe Goff and Tennis Resort, Florida. Martina Navratilova, An­ ly effective chemical controls to drea Jaeger and Hana Mandlikova are expected to enter your lawn before crabgrass ger­ minates in the spring. (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 4:00 PM E.D.T. 3.00 PM Fermanian aays with a C.D.T. Parti. chemical barrier in place, ger­ ■DRUMMMTwi. nmtNMMMm minated crabgrass seedlings will (NBC) HOUSTON OPEN: 400 PM E.D.T. • 300 PM C.D.T. absorb the chemical and die NBC Sports wiH provide live coverage of the semi-final round of this before they em erge from the soil. PGA tournament from the Woodtonds Country Club in Woodlands, Texas It’s important, therefore, to app­ ly the herbicide before crabgrass S&M Shoes, Inc. (ABC) THE KENTUCKY DERBY: 5 0 0 PM E O T. - 4 0 0 PM seed begins to germinate. Apply 107 W. Madison, Pontiac, II. C.D.T. herbicides no later than April 15 ABC Sports wR provide live coverage of the "Run For The Roses" Phone 815/844-5098 from Church* Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. in central Illinois and no later ‘11 County Lines - April 22-28, 1981—NINE (Shelley Long) affec tion-another good looking lass, but not in the same league as Lana Is there a moral to this wacky yarn7 Believe it or not, there is, but it’s all so con trived The performances of Ringo “Caveman," from United Artists Directed by Cart Gottlieb Starr. Shelley Long and John Written by Rudy DeLuca and Carl Gottlieb Starring Rmgo Matuszak (the Oakland Starr. Barbara Bach and John Matuszak Rated R ' Raiders notorious defensive back) were quite convincing Nobody expected "Air da (John Matuszak) Each But I’m a bit disappointed plane" to be a runaway hit time Atouk tries to lure Lana with Barbara Bach's perfor Epic Records has produced Hits, P O Drawer 890, Deortwi, when it debuted last sum away from Tonda's gang of another excellent batch of 'gut Michigan 48121. Write tor p ro s mance She has more talent country' music with Joe mer And despite striking out thugs he is chased away It's than to just wiggle her shape • when the Oscar nominations Stamptey’s newest album I'm’ bad enough Atouk has to con ly derriere for the camera Gonna Love You Back to Loving The television crew of ABC-TVs rolled around, it still con tend with comical hungry crit Hers was the kind of role that “One Life to Live" packed their tmues to bring in big bucks at Me Again has the title song that is ters like the big-horned lizard would have been perfect for also a hit single for Stamptey gear and traded the streets of the box office. “Airplane" or the carnivorous Tyran an unknown actress Ray Baker produced this batch New York for the Smokey Moun­ succeeded because it poked nosaurus Rex "Caveman" will probably of ‘honky tonk heart songs.' tains to shoot a special feature for fun at a particular film and TV Frustrated in his attempts draw crowds because of which features Stampley at what the daytime soap opera-BM genre-airplane disasters to secure Lana. Atouk teams Ringo Starr's and Barbara he does best wringing the emo Anderson at the recent Knoxville, “Caveman," though com up with his friends to try and Bach's off screen antics, tion out of lyrics like a country girl Tennessee Dogwood Festival edically flawed, may pick up devise a plan for the ultimate which will be good enough as wrings water out of a dishrag! Parades and tours were also part where "Airplane" left off This assault on Tonda's strong far as United Artists is con of the festivities the crew cap­ United Artists film tries to hold As time goes on. Atouk cerned For me, the monsters tured on film The segment is set parody all of those Neander for airing later this Spring becomes the obiect of Tala's were the best part of the flick • thallic flicks which pitted the TV COMFUtOO MltnCM. Me caveman against prehistoric RCA Records is releasing a two monsters and the harsh record album of selections from climactic elements the soundtrack of the new motion picture. "This Is Elvis," which is also being released this month REVIEW Produced by David Wofper "This Is Elvis" had the full The difference here is that cooperation of the Presley estate "Caveman" has virtually no and Elvis' longtime manager. dialogue, which means that Cot. Tom Parker The film con sight gags and slapstick have tains footage ot actual public ap Joe Stamptey pearances and performances to keep the moviegoer in stit which highlighted Elvis' career The 10 tracks in this collection ches in order to succeed. Un­ Filmed re creations of events dur feature the piano and steel guitar fortunately, "Caveman" is mg his early life provide continu sounds of David Briggs and more sophomoric than it is ity for this account of one of the Weldon Myrick. respectively, funny. most extraordinary careers in the with background vocals by The "Caveman" is the story of history of American entertain NashviNe Edition. Atouk (Ringo Starr), a men! 90-pound weakling who lusts after Lana (Barbara Bach), a Some label would do well to get curvy cavewoman who “CAVEMAN” the signature of country tun belongs to the nefarious Ton- nyman Archie CamptoeN on the By STEVE K WALZ-FILM CRITIC dotted line Due to the success of "Hee Haw." country fans keep asking for Archie Campbell's older' material One of Archie's original albums is available while edited by Steve K Wal/ supplies last It's titled Good Humor Man and features the back home brand of humor that has kept many country viewers tuned to the tube each week It's . Producer has spanned the globe available on album, eight track with "ABC’s Wide World of Si and cassette from Super Slab EM* Presley From wrist wrestling and cliff div­ ing to the World Championships in figure skating and gymnastics, Den­ nis Lewin has been involved in ap­ proximately 600 shows from every corner of the globe in his role as Coordinating Producer of “ABC’s Wide World of Sports." Lewin, a seven-lime Emmy Award winner, has undertaken a variety of responsibilities since joining ABC Sports in 1966. While he has been a Landscaping & Nursery producer on such successful ven­ Route 117 South beside Middle School tures as ABC’s NFL "Monday Night Jerry Getz, Owner Football" and the network's Maior___ League Baseball coverage, his en- " ' —• • thusiasm for "Wide World," now Coordinating Producer Dermis Lewin is hard pressed to come up with EUREKA celebrating its 20th anniversary *n event he’d like to see on "Wide World" that hasn't already been year,___ is ___unmistakableffW ruH Phone 309/467-2946 "Because of the nature of its con­ cept, working on 'Wide World' is an exciting experience," Lewin com­ Falrbury-Cropsey Marching Tartar Band ARBOR DAY SPECIAL mented. "Every week we are faced with different events which present CONSIGNMENT SALE new challenges and problems to solve--totally different from doing a FAIRBURY CORNER AUCTION football or baseball game It's a Saturday, April 25th • 11:00 A.M. challenging show to do and a great 15% Off deal of fun I'm proud of what we’ve 815-6*2-3482, First ft Locust St. done Dome trunk, mantel clock, kraut cutter, old on AH TREES "We’re always trying to pump new and fresh ideas into the 'Wide brass fixture, old fancy blue swag hanging lamp, World' format We never stop our wide gold wedding rings, 18k. white gold aqua In containers this Fri. ft Sat. quest for unique events. While the ladies ring w /2 side diamonds, 18*4 silver dim e, staples of the show are major very old Indian turquoise neck beads, antique April 24 & 25 ONLY! events such as the World Cham­ Sears pot belly stove, stereo, kitchen cabinet ft pionships in figure skating, gym nasties and boxing, we still have to sink, gas grill, T.V., car jack, gas heater, bed. keep trying as hard as humanly frame, ice cream freezer, wall clock, stuffed toys, possible to add to the variety of the electric lawn mower, over stuffed chairs, chest of series drawers, bassinet, stroller, fish tank, golf clubs, "We also pay particular attention tires, toys, hanging lamp, lawn roller, van seats, Bedding Plants to the makeup of the individual shows. For instance, if we have an gas range, tarp. NOW AVAILABLE auto race which appeals primarily to Proceeds from the above sale will go to the •Annuals •Vegetables a male-oriented audience, we com­ Fairbury Marching Tartar Band for their Phoenix •Perennials •Hanging Baskets bine it with something like figure trip. Items are still being consigned daily, so plan skating, which appeals to the female segment. We mix and match to attend this sale. If you have items you wish to our events to provide the greatest donate for this sale, please call for pick up service enjoyment to the greatest number or bring them in any night between 5:30 p.m. ft 7:00 of people. p.m . “We have to keep in mind that the Lunch stand provided by band members viewers today are far more sophis­ ticated than they were years ago,” Term s: Cash or Good Chock he said. “They used to be content AUCTIONEERS OPEN HOU8E We grow our owri with the action telling the story. Walt Edelman Maurice Steidinger May 2-Watch lor Now, they expect more, such as High Quality Kentucky journalistic insights and per­ There is a Sale Friday night, April 24 1 8 PECIAL SAVHQS1 sonalization of the competitors.’' I! V k County Lines - April 22-28. 1981—TEN 1 I T V T V U p d a t e

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