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Board decides... Sewer rates to apply on May billing i \ \ Board members voted to extend the time employee Jerry Birkenbeil reported to the Development (L.A.D.) program for an s before residents will be charged the new rates baord that the EPA had told him the town additional year at the cost of $300. The <% for water and sewer bills at the Tuesday night must start adding more chlorine to the water program has been going on for m years, with meeting, Nov. 11. to bring the levels up to EPA standards. costs thus far having been absorbed by the Previously the town had planned to Birkenbeil checked into the relative costs county. Now the county ha? asked that f institute the new rates for the January billing, of using chlorine gas as opposed to chlorine participating towns contribute half the cost of which would reflect November/December bleach and discovered that gas would cost the their participation. meter readings. But since the hookup date was town approximately $23 per month, while the Board members Charles Elliott and Ken ( delayed until October, board members felt it current usage rate of chlorine bleach was Sharp have been sitting on the L.A.D. would only be fair to extend the months of free running the town about $355 per month. commission for the past year and a half, a s ' service for the sewer. Engineers calculated the annual savings if the have Town Clerk Virgil Culkin, and local! Hie new rates will be reflected in resident’s town would convert to gas at $3,964. citizens Dave Dibble and Rich Pearson. May bills, covering the months of March and The cost of converting the system is Livingston Area Development plans ways to April. estimated at $4,500, so board members promote the local community and county-wide Mayor Ken Sharp reported that more than estimate it will take about a year and a half to events to the outside public. 100 residents had already hooked up to the realize the full benefits of the savings. The board also tentatively approved a sewer, indicating real cooperation on the part Engineer Neil Finlen submitted an request by Mike Walker to have permission to of townspeople. engineering bill for the firm of Farnsworth run the sewer lines so as to minimize hookup The board also voted to purchase a new and Wylie of $1,233.06, and reported that the costs on seven redivided lots at the east end of chlorinator and the necessary architectural engineers had met with town attorney Harvey Locust and Maple streets. Neil Finlen agreed work to convert from the present chlorine Traub and representatives of Williams Bros, to look at the situation to make sure it posed no bleach system to chlorinated gas. to discuss the overdue Division A contract. problems. In a recent test here in Chats worth, the Finlen reported that nothing had been finally , f Environmental Protection Agency found only resolved. The next regular meeting of the town board a trace of chlorine in one place they tested, In other Action, the board voted to is Tuesdayday, Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the town and no chlorine in another test area. Town participate in the Livingston Area council room. TRUSTEE CHARLES CULKIN, right, congratulates moved out of the district last month, was the only fireman Wayne Sargeant, center, for 34 years of faithful service to to have served the department since its beginning. the Chatsworth Fire Department Fire chief Joe Baltz, left, Trustee Culkin has served as a trustee since the looks on. Sargeant, who retired from service when he department's inception in July 1946. Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix

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Livingston Area Vocational Center will hold its 12th annual open house, Thursday. Nov. 20, from 7-9 p.m. at the Center facilities at 1100 E. Indiana Ave., Pontiac. The faculty and students of the Area Center will be giving demonstrations and will be available to answer questions. The center presently serves approximately JAYCEES AND 9ELCAS workers teamed up Monday .to save time and save lives in emergencies, says SF.LCAf junior and senior students from 13 area night to prepare 3,000 Vial of Life packets to distribute in manager Bob Stanbary, at right, high schools, including Chatsworth High. the area Saturday. The identification system is designed Twelve Chatsworth High students are enrolled in the program, which prepares A n o th e r students to enter the labor market with G roups to distribute 'Vial of Life' beginning occupational skills, or prepares them for advanced occupational training in community colleges and trade schools In an emergency, every second counts. One sheet should be completed for each tu rn -o ff Four students are enrolled in the auto Through a newly-initiated program, area member of the household, then placed in the mechanics classes. Scott Dehm, Auto Jaycees and the South East Livingston County vial, says Bob Stanbary, SELCAS manager. Mechanics I; and John Frye, John Kroll, and Ambulance Service (SELCAS) plan to save In times of emergency, when a patient is a n n o u n c e d John Stadler, Auto Mechanics II. seconds and save lives. unable to communicate, the vial almost talks Taking clerical and secretarial training at for him, says Stanbary, who has worked with Readjust those alarm clocks again this the center are Jill Haberkorn and Donna In a door-to-door canvass Saturday, Jaycee the sytem in other towns. “It tells who I am, Sharp and SELCAS teams will distribute 3,000 what allergies I have, what medications I weekend, courtesy of your local utility company. Richard Haberkorn is enrolled in Drafting packets containing the "Vial of Life,” an take-it’s a real timesaver,” he says. II, while Pat Hoover and Dennis Aberle chose identification system designed to save time in To aid rescue workers, the vials should be Area utilityman Ron Sheppard reports that CHATSWORTH STUDENTS WORK with the diagnostic tester on an engine in C.I.P.S. customers in the Chatsworth- to study Combined Metal trades. emergency situations. Persons residing in secured with tape or a rubber band to the top Three young men are enrolled in electrical the Auto Mechanics class at the Livingston Area Vocational Center. From left to rural areas may pick up packets at area right hand shelf of the refrigerator, says Charlotte and Cullom areas will be without power from approximately 1:30 a.m. to 3.30 classes; Scott Hoelseher in Cons. Electricity right, they are John Frye, John Kroll, Scott Dehm, and John Stadler. These are banks. Stanbary. “Every house has a refrigerator,” a m. this Saturday, Nov. 15, so that the II. and Joe Brand and John lawless in four of the twelve high school students from Chatsworth who are taking Each packet contains a medicine-size he explains, adding that uniform placement of Industrial Electronics 1. advantage of the vocational center offerings this year. plastic vial, three information sheets, and two the vials allow rescue crews to find necessary company can replace some transmission line poles and transfer the wires. stickers. information quickly. G O P w o m e n 'Curtain Going Up' proves big success Library board acknowledges gift p l a n p a r t y A fire extinguisher has been donated to the need for temporary storage space for seasonal * In a real life “adaptation” of the play they Haberkorn and faculty directory Blaise three acts were set in the high school Chatsworth Township library by the Shafer- library equipment, such as fans, and were producing, juniors and seniors at DeMuth did exceptional jobs at memorizing auditorium and required a minimum of The Chatsworth Republican Woman’s club Pearson Agency. The gift was acknowledged Christmas and holiday decorations, while the Chatsworth High school came through with a the parts with one evening’s notice. staging. will hold its annual Christmas party at the at the regular meeting of the library’s board of storage room at the library is being great performance despite the illness of two The play, “Curtain Going Up," which was home of Mrs. Frank Livingston on Friday, directors Saturday morning, Nov. 8. reorganized. Board member Clara Gillette The audience enjoyed a genuinely cast members. produced Saturday, Nov. 8, was the story of Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. Members and guests are asked The board passed a motion to transfer $400 offered the use of space in her home. entertaining evening, with every one of Standing in for cast members who became several misadventures plaguing the director the to bring something of Christmas to share for from the contingency fund to the building A suggestion was made to hold a Christinas cast members delivering a fine performance ill at the last minute, student director Jill of the high school play at Riverview High. The the program. improvement fund to help cover the expense of open house at the library. Board members hooking up to the sewer system. decided instead to have an open house during In other action, the board discussed the National Library Week in April 198i.

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The Chief City Swingers square dance club March was discussed and will be held if of Pontiac held a dance Friday evening, Nov. 7 enough interest is shown. at Lincoln school with Harry Cacy as caller. Couples from the club danced on Monday, Guest couples from Shufflin Shoes, Happy Nov. 3, for the residents of Pontiac Towers. Squares, Circle Eight, Comhuskers and The hospitality committee for November is I otem Twilers attended. Phyllis and Clif Adams of Chenoa, Carol and A business meeting was held after the John Scher of Chatsworth and Edna and John dance. The club was informed of a dance to be Hooper of Pontiac. held on Tuesday, Dec. 16, for new dancers. The next club dance will be the Swingers Another beginners dance will be held in annual Fall Jamboree on November 21 with Wilmington on Sunday, Dec. 14. Plans were Ed Elder as caller. Guest callers are welcome. made for a St. Judes Benefit Dance to be held The Wheel-A-Round apparel shop from at Ijncoln school on January 30. The Edelstein, 111., will set up shop for Jamboree possibility of a Mystery Dance to be held in dancers. Bluebird football finals

LORRY FULLER and Jocko GAMES RUSHING PASSING Guthrie, played by Tammy Bryant and Rushes Net Yds. P.A. P.C. Todd Bryant, all dressed up for the Chats. 0 aridity 6 30 84 19 5 dress rehearsal of the romantic Chats. 6 Flshar 21 102 18 8 southern play being produced by Chats. 18 Ford Central 27 11 16 12 Rivervlew High school. Stage-struck Chats. 0 Oilman 50 31 10 18 9 Lorry Is encouraged In her theatrical MISS BURGES&, played by Kelly Lee (center), copes with her first crisis Chats. Onarga Onarga forfeit ambitions by both Jocko and hia during the production of the Rivervlew High school play aa aha la informed by Chats. 27 Tri-Point 8 41 148 23 obnoxious uncle, Kyle Roberts. members of the cast that the play books have been taken. Chats. 20 Milford 14 40 108 • Chats. 8 Forrest 12 37 . 80 20 Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Chats. 12 Reddick 27 33 53 18 » ■' 1 1 m

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She was married to Phillip Hayes Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. school and University of Illinois graduate. He Oct. 15, 1945, In Chatsworth. He died Feb. 14, John R. Davis, 7404 Hillrose PI., Peoria, and is employed with the Exxon company, U.S.A. 1973. CAPS meeting Thursday, Nov. 13,7:30 p.m. Following a wedding trip to the Bahamas, Visitation was Mid Friday night, Nov. 7 at at the home of Lillian Saxton. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kemnetz, R.R., Strawn. Attendants for the couple were Patricia the couple will reside at 1919 S. Kirkwood, Apt. the Cufldn Memorial home in djatxworth, Masonic Lodge meeting, Thursday, Nov. 170, Houston, Texas. with the rosary recited at 8 p.m. 39, • pan. Davis as maid of honor; Maureen Wunderlich, Peggy Butler, Cindy Oppe, and Diane O’Toole The rehearsal dinner was hosted by the Funeral services were held Saturday, Nov. Town Board meeting, Tuesday, Nov. 18, parents of the bridegroom at Maple Hills in 8 at 10 a.m. at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Tim and Priscilla Agner and 7:30 pjn. served as bridesmaids. Gary Paine re was best man; Mark Kemnetz, Jim Kemnetx, Jack Peoria. The holiday season approaches The dough must be kept moist and church. Rev. Charles Karl officiated. Burial Elliott journeyed to Soldiers F School board meeting Thursday, Nov. 30, 8 and with its approach comes the time used within five hours after It is was in St. Patrick’s cemetery. on Sunday to attend the Chics Mrs. Hayes was a grade school teacher in Washington Redskins footbal United Methodist officers, both current and to start thinking about presents, mixed. And, It should never be eaten, so keep it out of reach of little ones. I the Piper City and Gridley areas for several Bears’ victory was enhanced b; ltU , meet at Fellowship hall Friday morning, decorations, and holiday dinners. years. She was a member of the National weather with warm temperati Nov. 14 at 9:30 a.m. A trend toward homemade gifts plan to try making some soon. Retired Teachers association. skies. U.M.W. district retreat, Cullom church, has reasserted itself over the past few She was a member of the Altar and Rosary Mr. and Mrs. Waylan Jar Saturday, Nov. 22,9:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. Bring years as the younger generation A brief plug for our local stores, Society and of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Christopher and Joshua from G sack lunch and your Bible, also invite friends The O ther Side become interested in crafts that their which carry all kinds of materials for church. weekend guests of her rnothc to attend. grandparents knew so well. making home decorations. In a brief Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Hughes. Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern run through town the other day I Pallbearers were Paul Ben way, George Mrs. Marine Zorn and Star, annual meeting, reports, and election of This week I picked up a book a t the noticed in Higgins Dime Store a large WUkey, James Brady, Richard Ashman, Gillette attended a hairdresse officers, as well as refreshments, Thursday, Chatsworth library, HOLIDAY O f The O ffice Burnell Watson, and James Rebholz, Jr. Nov. 30, 7:30 p.m. DECORATIONS YOU CAN MAKE, one selection of styrofoam forms for Snowmobile club dance Friday, Nov. 14 at of several on display offering Christmas balls and other the Chatsworth Legion hall 9 to 12 p.m. City hundreds of ideas for Christmas decorations. Limits will provide the music. Open to the crafts. The Thread and Thimble Shoppe Lutheran women public. Members admitted free. Others, $3.00 From Marian has a selection of materials for use in per person. The baker's clay ornaments sewn and macrame Christmas crafts. Community choir practice Tuesday even­ caught my fancy since they seemed The Flower Cart carries baskets and hold meeting ing, Nov. 18 at St. Paul’s Lutheran church, easy to make, and my creativity is dried flowers for making holiday 7:30 p.m. Notice change of day, due to concert lim ited . arrangements. by Helen Bayston at Pontiac. Here is a recipe you might try for The dough is made by combining Touch of Country has candles, The ALCW of St. Paul’s Lutheran church For you out-of-state readers, our dried flowers, and various Christmas Junior Women weather is still staying beautiful. The your Thanksgiving Day dinner. four cups of flour, one cup of salt and met Nov. 5 for their general meeting. weekend temperature was in the 60's PUMPKIN PIE SQUARES 1 Vt cups of water. The dough must be knick-knacks that the creative person Mrs. Herman Rieger of Forrest gave a with lots of sunshine. 1 cup sifted flour kneaded for at least five minutes, then could put together for a Christmas review of the book entitled “The Bible.” to sponsor trip Vt cup quick-cooking oats can be rolled out to be cut to any display and The Drug Store carries Hie following items were sent to Lutheran desired shape. The ornaments are small wooden ornaments and candles World Relief; 48 quilts, 59 baby layettes, 14 by Helen Bayston Farmers are running around like Vi cup brown sugar activity kits, and a lot of used clothing. Items The Chatsworth Junior Woman's club will Vi cup margarine then baked on a cookie sheet In a 350 that can be used to fancy up your chickens with their heads cut off, holiday decor. of clothing not needed by Lutheran World meet Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the don’t know what to do with 1 can pumpkin (1 lb. size - 2 cups) degree oven tor 30-45 minutes until Relief were given to the Methodist church home of Mrs. James McGreal. Members are 1 can (13 Vi ozs.) evaporated milk they look the color of light brown themselves. Many are putting on Among the holiday programs I Clothing drive. to bring a favorite dessert recipe and dues anhydrous or other chemicals that are 2 eggs sugar cookies. Workday at the church will be Nov. 13, The should be paid at that time, if they have not The ornaments should cool ten know of already is the joint Thank offering program will be presented NANCEE LIVINGSTC usually put on in the spring. They say V* cup sugar sale in the Country StorJ already been paid. we need about a two-inch rain. Vt tsp. salt minutes on the cookie sheet after they Thanksgiving service on Wednesday, along with the church service on Nov. 23. All The program will be on generic drugs, 1 tsp. cinnamon are removed from the oven. Then they Nov. 26, which will be held at Sts. the Bible study groups will meet Dec. 4 at the Shoppers could browse presented by “Red” Rigsby. Vt tsp ground ginger can be lifted onto wire racks to cool Peter and Paul Catholic church. Our church for a joint Bible study and noon New members are urged to attend as they Sts. Peter and Paul parish are to be community choir will perform "Christ commended on their good suppei and Va tsp. cloves completely. Afterwards they should potiuck. will be installed at the meeting. Is Born" on Sunday, Dec. 7, under the Christmas financial gifts will be sent to the ' ' f t Junior Woman’s club is sponsoring a bazaar Sunday. I understand they fed Vt cup chopped pecans be sprayed with clear varnish or plastic. direction of Diane Gibb, and the national ALCW office; Campus Ministries; ■hopping trip to the Joliet Mall Dec. 13 on a between six and seven hundred. Vi cup brown sugar (firmly packed) Woman's club Is planning a Christmas Theresa, the Indian child the ALCW supports; Dehm bus. Members and their guests will 2 T. margarine Paint them with oil, watercotor, poster paints, food coloring, or house walk tor Wednesday, Dec. 10. the Good Samaritan Home; Prairie View have the first opportunity to reserve a seat. Have you been out Christmas Combine flour, oats, Vt cup brown Nursing home; and the Indian Oakes Mission. sugar and cup margarine in mixing acrylics. After they’re dry, you can Let us know as your group or club shopping yet? One lady told me she finalizes its holiday programs. The committee for the evening included had hers all done already. I would bowl. Mix until crumbly, using electric coat them with a decoupage solution Mrs. Cleates Grieder, Mrs. Raymond Parents visit school rather wait until Thanksgiving is over. mixer on low speed. Press Into if you desire. Billingsley, Mrs. Lyle Wahls, and Mrs. Russell ungreased 13 x 9x2 inch pan. Bake in Lindquist. itary sch Many of our residents are leaving 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. students will have an opportunity to visit the for the sunny south to spend the Combine pumpkin, evaporated Methodists report successful bazaar school and join their children fo r lunch in the winter. I would Imagine the milk, eggs, sugar, salt, cinnamon, cafeteria during next week's observance of temperatures there would be really ginger and cloves. Beat well. Pour by May Bennett serving of refreshments following the NOTICE National Education week. over crust and bake In 350 degree The Nov. 6 breakfast meeting of the Consecration service Sunday afternoon, Nov. Parents of first and second graders will be warm with what we are enjoying here. cfiatsworth United Methodist Women was 16. visiting the school on Tuesday, Nov. 18; oven for 20 minutes. their first in the new church building. Four members having birthdays during the I am now self-employed in parents of third, fourth, and fifth grade Three residents that I know of Combine pecans, Vt cup brown Hostesses serving breakfast at tables week were greeted in song. Eleven officers my own general contracting students on Wednesday, Nov. 19; and parents enjoyed a birthdate in the last week or sugar and 2 tablespoons margarine. decorated in the Thanksgiving theme included had attended the district training school at business. of junior high students on Thursday, Nov. 20. so. Mrs. Hazel Irwin observed her Sprinkle mixture over pumpkin filling. Mrs. B.J. Lackscheide, Mrs. O.O. Oliver, Mrs. Fairbury and two attended the Conference I am experienced In new Parents of kindergarteners will be able to visit 92nd, Charles Dennewltz, his 80th and Return to oven and bake another 15 to Milford Irwin, and Mrs. Leslie Hanna. There annual meeting in Bloomington. construction and small repairs. the school during the regular morning session Louise Stoutemyer, her 75th. We 20 minutes or until filling Is set. Cool. were 42 in attendance. A 9:30 a.m. meeting of current and 1911 Phone 815-886-9033 day or even­ on Tuesday, Nov. 18. extend our congratulations and hope Cut in squares. Top with whipped Miss Florinda Bauerle and Miss Katherine officers is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14 at the ing. Those parents who plan to eat lunch with you have many more. cream or ice cream If desired. Ruppel presented the lesson on Grateful Fellowship hall. Program planning is on the their children in the cafeteria should make HAVE A GOOD WEEK! Hearts, and supervised the annual Thank agenda. reservations with the school office this week. offering which will be sent for use of the A district retreat for all interested K i n k a d e The cost for lunch for an adult is $1.10. national organization as they meet mission members is to be held at the Cullom church needs at home and abroad. Mrs. H.M. Trinkle Saturday, Nov. 22, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ■Construction Auxiliary welcomes Johnson assisted at the organ. Resource leader will be Rev. Dorothy Russell, Scriptures, prayers, and readings pointed pastor of the Colfax church. Installation of Charlie Kinkade out the danger of riches, as well as the local officers will take place at the December HUNDREDS OF Cl by Mary Ann Barnhart veterans at their game parties which are held temptations of poverty, the key to attitudes turkey d inner prepared| The American Legion auxiliary held a joint at the hospital. meeting at 7:30 p.m. Piper City y j MEMBERy lying in humility, gratitude, and imagination. Paul Catholic church meeting with the Cullom and Saunemin units Pam Walker announced the date of the Bazaar reporta revealed a very successful Bazaar Sunday, Nov. 9.| ^ NEWSPAPER Monday evening Nov. 10 at the Legion hall. BloodmobUe has been changed from event financially. Other events since the last reputation for “ putting Thirty-three ladies were present to November to March. Final plans will be meeting included a wedding anniversary were waiting in line wf welcome Geraldine Johnson, the 17th district announced at a later date. reception and supper as well as a wedding president, for this year. Mrs. Johnson then presented the aims and THE CANDY TAP TH£ CHATSWORTH PLA IN D M U R reception. Meeting was called to order by unit goals for the various committees for the new formerly D A Z of Chatsworth ts tib lls h e d 1173 Plans for Christmas decoration In the new president, Julia Stadler. Cecele Sterrenberg, year. She stressed recruiting new members CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS building were discussed, with Mrs. William Published Every Thursday Sgt.-at-arms, and color bearers, Martha Thank you due to the loss of many Legionnaires and Livingston named as chairman; also the Now Serving Lunch JANES H. ROBERTS: P ublisher Vitzthum of Saunemin and Linda Randolph of auxiliary members by death this year. She Sheryl Hendrix. Editor Cullom, presented the flags. also announced the chairman for each from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. A special thank you Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office All members were urged to bring cookies to committee. Unit member, Lucille Haberkorn remembered me during of Chatsworth. Illinois. Under Act of March 3. 1171. Lucille Haberkorn on Monday, Nov. 17. She is chairman for the past president parley. Thank you Join us Monday through Friday 4 p.m. til 6 p.m. for hospital. Your cards, gifts| SUBSCRIPTION RATES - TRI-COUHTY AREA will be taking them to the Danville Veterans Each unit then presented Mrs. Johnson Sts. Peter and Paul parish wishes to say greatly appreciated. One Year SI0.00. Two Years St 7.00 hospital. These cookies are served to the Single Copies 20 cents with a gift of appreciation. thank you to all of you who attended our an­ HAPPY HOUR OUT Of TRI-COUHTY AREA nual bazaar dinner. Also, thank you to all who One Year S I2.00 helped make our day a wonderful success. Telephone S35-3010 BUY. MU.TRADC OH WENT THROUGH THE I c HOUSEHOLD ANTIQUES THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER DIRECTIONS: The following will be sold at public auction Thurs., Nov. 13, 1980 t = \ WYSS located at the residence at 609 E. Elm Street in Page Two Chatsworth, III. Country Store Saturday, November 1 5 , 1 9 8 0 Commancing at 11:00 A.M. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT K g S a u m g ia t HOUSEHOLD: Sears 7Vi cu. ft. upright freezer; matching Speed Queen washer a dryer; dining room tablo A 5 chairs; serving cupboard matches tablo A chairs; 2 - corner cupboards; 24" Zenith console T.V ., color; davenport, so"; matching and table* A coffee table; 2 -matching ewivai chairs; swivel chair; swivel plastic chair; 2 -occasional chairs; matching mirror A console; solid state stereo A tap# player 2 1 3 . 4 8 1 % speakers, tapes; cupboard; footstool w/heating element; 2 - footstools; 1 1 . 7 5 2 - tablo lamps; 2 - magazine racks; Singer sewing machine; candle • 6 Month Maturity • 30 Month Maturity holder; walker; table lamp; floor lamp; 3 bedroom lamps; drop leaf • $10,000 Minimum • $1,000 Minimum Assorted stylos of blue leans table; Cedar chest; alarm clock radio; drop leaf and table; 2 • bedroom • Simple Interest • Daily Compounded Interest - coats. chairs; 2 - 3 pc. bedroom sots; twin bed; end tablo;; 2 sots card table * • Rate Quoted Available Nov. 13 - 19 • Rate Quoted Available Nov. is - 24 Shoes - try boots • insulated chairs; Boll va wall clock, battery; bathroom scales; home sate; shoos. mirror 4T'xH"; Waring blander; high kitchen stool; guardian Member F.D.I.C. Member F.O.I.C. Snowmobile boots • suits - service; 2 sets silverware, Sterling silver - 1 2 service, Stainless Stool, gloves. sendee for •; pots A pans; steak broiler; ice chopper; Sunbeam m ixer; A •ubtUntltl intftrMt | I It rtqulrtd lor Front row: Bar| ctt* tccownN.' "Western clothes" shot rack; desk; ironing board; 5-drawar metal chest; bedspread Adele Smith, He All sizes kids clothes liS * M,flh eh*|r* *h0#*; ,traw bat; chair; sleigh Mary Ellen Nyland Toys - jewelry - watches - balls; doll dishes; vasts; complete sat glass 12 Fostorto; sat of 12 Red All Accounts Now Insured stereos - cam eras Wing glass; sat of China dishes, sat of 4 Cornel dishes. Tools of a|l kinds Auctioneer Not*: This is a large sal*. Com* earlyl See Our Sell ★ Silk Flowers Layaway for Christmas ask Owner: Golda Sterrenberg ★ Beautiful Free To *100,000 By F.D.I.C. for our special discount of $100 409 I, Elm**“ **“Street ** Chatsworth,** * **■ III. For The Holldl o r m ore. AUCTIONEERS a Grave Blanket! Lunch on Grounds Art Foliar Clssna Park, ill. a For The Bridel CITIZENS BANK OF CHATSWORTH W y u C o u n ty Foliar Cashier Service Jim Trunk Forrest, III. The Beauty Of Denforth Terms: Cash or check Freddie Immkt III ★ Many Other < Chatsworth, III. 6 0 9 2 1 Ph. (8 1 5 ) 6 3 5 * 3 1 3 4 —

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8 9 , d/es Junior high at 4:M Greenbrier , where she had been Clippings from. h o n o r r o ll She formerly was Chatsworth junior high released the names of students who qualified for the first quarter l,inChatsworth,a honor roll by attaining all “B’s" or above in Bridged Garrtty academic subjects during the first two months to Phillip Hayea of this school year. He died Feb. 14, Sixteen students made the honor roll. Sixth '/n graders are Margaret Steidinger, Darrin ' night, Nov. 7 at Belousek, Tina Crawford, David lindquist, in Chatsworth, Melanie Stork, and Brian Hoelscher. Seventh I ts p.m. grader Shawn Norman qualified, as did nine held Saturday, Nov. eighth graders. Marie Stork, Helen and Paul Catholic Tim and Priscilla Agner and Jim and Mark the Rama da Inn in Champaign on Monday, Steidinger, Teresa Sheppard, Ann Krones, officiated. Burial Elliott journeyed to Soldiers Field in Chicago Nov. 10. Peggy Augsburger, Judy Haberkorn, Lynn on Sunday to attend the Chicago Bears V.S. Mrs. Evellyn Martin has been moved from Haberkorn, Keith Wilken and Sarah Weber. i school teacher in Washington Redskins football game. The the Fairbury hospital to the Americana Nurs­ areas for several Bears' victory was enhanced by beautiful fall ing home in Champaign. School Calendar of the National weather with warm temperatures and clear The writer of these items desires to make atlon. skies. them of real interest to the community. In THURSDAY, Nov 13 | the Altar and Roeary Mr. and Mrs. Waylan James and sons, order to do that she needs all community news U S. Army representative to speak with in­ and Paul Catholic Christopher and Joshua from Gary, Ind. were add would be glad to hear of any news.This terested students. Volleyball game here with weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Irene column is not kept up for money but for com­ Ford Central. Quarterback club meets bet­ I nieces and nephews, Hughes. munity interests. Anything you can contribute ween games. ■ul Benway, George Mrs. Maxine Zorn and Mrs. Dorothy to the column only adds to the benefit of the MONDAY, Nov. 17 Richard Ashman, Gillette attended a hairdressers seminar at community. Volleyball game at Odell, game time 6:30, i Rebholx, Jr. bus leaves at 5: IS. TUESDAY, Nov. 18 ENORMOUS WHITE CHINESE winter radishes from Illinois Math test - 2nd period. Volleyball THREE-PRONGED CARROT came out of 7-year-old Walt Lee's garden are displayed by his 6-year-old district here. Tina Ashman’s garden. Tina is the daughter of Mr. and grandson Duston Adler. w o m e n WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 Mrs. Harvey Ashman. Volleyball district here. Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix THURSDAY, Nov. 20 sting Volleyball district here. FRIDAY, Nov. 21 NOW Replace 100-125 lbs. of SBOM Volleyball district finals here. School Lunch aul’s Lutheran church per ton of Complete Feed with meeting. I of Forrest gave a Nancy M oser The Bible.” I were sent to Lutheran MONDAY, Nov. 17 I 59 baby layettes, 14 plans wedding Corn dog, french fries, baked beans, cookie used clothing. Items _ ’» s g w V TUESDAY, Nov. 18 I by Lutheran World * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moser of Strawn an­ Pizzaburger, cheese, lettuce salad, fruit, | the Methodist church I nounce the engagement of their daughter, donut WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 I iwill be Nov. 13, The Nancy, to Kevin Friedman. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Friedman of Faribury. THanksgiving dinner, turkey and all the will be presented NANCEE LIVINGSTON TAKES a look at the Christmas crafts which were on The couple plan a Dec. 27 wedding at the trimmings Fight back! Soybean meal is a neces and vitamins to match your hog's I service on Nov. >3. All sale in the Country Store at the Catholic church's Harvest Bazaar.last Sunday. Apostolic Christian Fellowship hall, Fairbury. THURSDAY, Nov. 20 I sary part of every good swme feed need for unrestricted growth and | will meet Dec. 4 at the Shoppers could browse while they waited for the meal lines to shorten. Goulash, applesauce, garlic bread, cookie. but the cost is high enough to scare development. Bible study and noon most hog producers. But you FRIDAY. Nov. 21 If you don't like your present feed Submarine, chips, vegetable, fruit. have an alternative by formulating I costs. fight back with HyLy 100 i gifts will be sent to the Bread, butter, jelly and peanut butter, your hog feed rations with HyLy 100 Campus Ministries; white and chocolate milk (whole or 2% served Swine Premix! I the ALCW supports; Premix, the lysine based product daily.) I from Protein Plus Laboratories. Home; Prairie View All menus subject to change without notice. HYLY r Indian Oakes Mission, I HyLy 100 Swine Premix is designed the evening included to balance the amino acid require Mrs. Raymond ments of growing pigs at lower pro Yahls, and Mrs. Russell Thank you I tein levels. HyLy 100 Swine Premix My sincere thanks to all my friends who I is also fortrfied with ample minerals sent cards and gifts for my 92nd birthdate. I enjoyed bearing from all of you. I PROTEIN PLUS LABS Hazel Irwin Home Ph. 815-657-8550 Forrest Helen I^ewis Smith Pavilion c Office Ph. 309-723-2911 Colfax DICK MERRITT, Area Mgr.

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Finishing at the half ahead, 24-12, the Wildcats ran rings around the taller, but ' Bloomington team. High scorers for the night were Judy with 90 points and Sarah Weber i M points. The Cats shot 49 percent from tbs floor. The “B” team Wildcats took their first vic­ tory of the season, beating the Knights in a dose game, 25-22. The much taller Bloomington team was SAINTS PETER AND HAUl | ahead at the half, but Chatsworth rallied in the 415 North Fourth street Rev. C.E. Karl, Pastor second half, coming back from the locker CONFESSION SCHEDULE room aggressive and looking for a win. SATURDAYS Ball handler Shawn Stein played an excep­ 3-3:30 p.m. tional game for the Wildcats, tieing for high FIRST FRIDAYS * scoring honors with Missy Miller. Both girls * • 7:30-4 a.m. contributed ten points to the Wildcat effort MASS SCHEDULE Tuesday evening, Nov. 11, the Wildcat "A" SATURDAY EVENINGS: squad again swarmed over Pontiac, beating 5 p.m. them 52-12. SUNDAY Judy Haberkom took high scoring honors 8-11 a.m. with 23 points. Lynn Haberkom was outstan­ Day before Holy D ay: 5 p.m. ding rebounder for the night, with 11 rebounds Weekday masses: off the boards, while Judy Haberkom made 8 Thursday and Friday at I a. recoveries and Sarah Weber boosted the team WEDNESDAY evening effort with 7 recoveries and 2 assists 5:30 p.m. The “B” team Cats lost to. Pontiac, 18-12, LYNN HABERKORN, No. 52, gets off a shot for Chatsworth while a bevy of WEDNESDAYS despite playing what Coach Lynn Kosmach Bloomington players and Wildcat await a possible rebound. The Wildcat “A" 4 p.m. • Grade school reli| described as a good “hustling" game. Lucy team beat Bloomington 54-28 in last Friday afternoon's match at the junior high 4:45 p.m. - High school Gardner was high scorer for the evening with 9 school. (Classes held at the PariJ points. The Wildcats meet Kankakee Kennedy at the Chatsworth high school gymnasium this victory of the season, beating the Bloomington squad, PAULA LANGAN, No. 35, awaits a tip off from H A PPY 25th A N N IV ER S AR Y FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Friday, Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m. teammate Missy Miller. The “ B” team Cats took their first 25-22, in a hard fought back and forth game. Thank you Filth and Ash streets A sincere thanks to all friends and relatives M O M f t Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor of Agnes Hayes for the many acts of kindness SUNDAY, Nov. 14 shown during her illness and at the time of her 9 a.m . - Sunday school W eber selected death. a 10 a.m. • Morning worshi| GIRLS VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. James Rebholz 11 a.m. Trustee meetin CHATSWORTH High School Junior offensive end Joe Weber of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benway Noon - Thanksgiving Chatsworth was named to the first string Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Malley basement. Vermilion Valley all-conferencc team this 4 p.m. B .Y.F. at churcti FAIRBURY CROPSEY Mrs. Delphine Rasmussen 7 p.m. Singspiration at | Tuts., Nov. I I - 4:30 week. Weber also received a special mention Roger Schoop c M ONDAY, Nov. 17 TRI-POINT as a defensive end. 7 p.m. - Cluster B.Y.F.| Dave Clark of Chatsworth was given a Pontiac. Thors., Nov. 20 - 4:30 special mention for play in two positions: as W EDNESDAY, Nov. 1* defensive lineman and kicker. Clark is a 7 p.m. - Deacon's meetin senior this year. GUARANTEED REDDICK Senior Darryl Stiles of Chatsworth was 1 Watch Repair * Tues., Nov. It ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERAl CHATSWORTH given an honorable mention for his season’s * UNZICKER S JEWELRY » efforts at linebacker position. Senior Mike Sixth end Walnut streets •a Forrest, III. * Chatsworth Carrico was awarded an honorable mention as Eddie, Tom, Jan, Cindy A Mike '& ***»#*********¥******+ Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pas| Friday, Nov. 21 - 7:30 a defensive back. THURSDAY, Nov. 13 The first string offensive team in its 9 a.m. • A.L.C.W. work 1 entirety is: Eshleman of Ford Central and Joe luncheon at noon. HERSCHER Weber of Chatsworth as ends: Bertram of 1:30 p.m. - Sarah circle 1 Wad., Nov. If 4 30 Forrest-Strawn-Wing and Roberts of Gilman Rigsby Pharmacy Proudly Offers Mable Flessner, hostess. SAUNEMIN at tackle; Copas of Ford Central and Reitz of SATURDAY, Nov. 15 Gilman at guard; Kelly of Milford at center; W. A. Knocke, R. Ph. The New 10 a.m. - Luther league 1 Thors., Nov. 20 Fisher of Gilman at quarterback; and Ph. 635-3435 SUNDAY, Nov. 14 Nickrent of FSW, Thomas of Gilman, and 8:45 a.m . - Sunday sell 10 a.m. - Worship servic Dibble of Reddick at running back. DWIGHT Collectible Following worship sorvl Wed., Nov. It The first string defensive team in its dinner sponsored by the Lul ODELL entirety is; Rieke of Reddick as kicker; Fisher M ONDAY, Nov. 17 of Gilman as punter; Kronas of Gilman and Registry Service 9 a.m. - Christmas Steichen of Reddick as ends: Woodward of Tri- Announcements sent to meeting at parsonage. Point, Rousey of Gilman, and Johnson of Ford TUESDAY, Nov. I t Central as lineman; Eshlemen of Ford registry members for new Prairieview visit. Central, Hardesty of FSW, and Dibble of arrivals starting this 9:30 a.m. - East central 1 and wives meet at ForrestJ Bluebirds win one, lose one Reddick at defensive back; and Pence of winter. Gilman, Copas of Ford Central, and Nickrent WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 MARKETS 4 p.m. - 7th grade confir The Bluebird volleyball varsity team down in defeat to Chenoa 1 jvingston Grain Quotes of Forrest at linebacker. brought its season record to 9-3 Last Thursday The varsity squad, plagued by an off-night, 7:30 p.m. - 0th grade co Wednesday, Nov. 12,1980 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir | night, Nov. (, winning a two-game match lost the match in two games, 7-15,13-15. They Also a large selection Com jr $3.27 THURSDAY, Nov. 20 against Saybrook-Arrowsmith. were making a good comeback in the second Beans 8.23 C u l k i n Loners meet at church a l Trudy Fellers led the Birds to victory with game with Sharon Kessinger adding six of other gifts at the Ranch House. M rs f eight serving points, followed closely by Kelly- serving points, but the effort wasn’t quite hostess. Lee with seven. The Birds won the match, 15-3, enough. M e m o r i a l 7:30 p.m. - Adult memo 154. The junior varsity squad also lost in two The junior varsity Birds lost to Say brook in games, 7-15,12-15. The Drug Store, Inc. CALVARY BAPTIST CHU| three hard fought games, despite playing The Bluebirds finished the regular season THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER H o m e s The Best Smal Town Drug Store In Central 12 N. Seventh street decidedly better ball than the Saybrook squad. this week, meeting Ford Central at home this Thurs., Nov. 13, 1980 Melvin Meister, Pastor The match scores were 18-14, 2-15, and 16-14, Thursday, Nov. 13, and playing away at Odell Page Four THURSDAY, Nov. 13 Forrest 657-8219 7:30 p.m. - Ladies missi| bringing the JV record to 7- 5 for the season on Monday, Nov. 17. Seniors and their parents » 4 will be recognized at the home game this meet to pack bandag High scorer for the evening was Renee hospital. Thursday evening. Chatsworth 635-3189 Lade with ten points. Mary Maxson followed HEDGING SUNDAY, Nov. 14 done behind with nine. The district tournament begins Tuesday, SEWER HOOKUP 9:45 a.m. - Bible dassef Lady fortune was not so kind to the Birds on Nov. 18. Chatsworth meets Reddick for the Clarence E. Culkin 10:45 a.m. • Worship Monday night, Nov. 10 as both squads went second game of the evening. SUTTON TILING R.F.D. & R. E. Power of the Gospel" Dale Sutton IS NOW THE TIME? 3 p.m. • Service at Pavi| David A. Diggle *4:15 p.m. - Christian < Shop Phone 45 7-S745 "Eager Beavers" Home Phone 442-3350 R. F. D. & R. E. —FREE SEMINAR— *7 p.m. • Fam ily Bible | "The Vial Judgments" Thursday, November 20, 7:00 p.m. * (dew time schedule) Fincham's Steak House, Main St„ Colfax WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 OPEN FLORIDA RED 4 p.m. - Thanksgiving s| OR WHITE CO-SPONSORED BY JAMIES DAILY O K w m it ftrfllQ Turkey furnished - otl Grapefruit.. 5u>. Bag*!1 Heinold Commodities, Inc. 7:30 to People's State Bank of Colfax 7:00 p.m. UNITED METHODIST Ct Third and Oak streets Phone 657-8611 a l l p u r p o s e Hour The techniques of successful grain and livestock hedging w ill Charles E. Hale, Pastor be explained by: SUNDAY, Nov. 14 Howard Beermann, Director, Farm Market D iv is io n , 9 a.m . - Church school Heinold Commodities. 10: IS a.m. - Morning service we will honor TOTINO'S SAUSAGE, FIELDCREST aaaa Jim Schoonaert, Farm AAarket Division, Heinold Com­ HAMBURGER, OR CANADIAN modities. the construction of the 1 ★ ★ BACON FROZEN q q £ M ilk ...... * 1 69' Mark Scholl, vice president and farm loan department head, 2 p.m. - Consecration building. The public Is in National Bank of Bloomington. ★ * Pizza ...12Vj-13»/2 0z.elu time will follow the servic ■T. | STA R Q Q C * No reservations necessary, but to assure seating return the MONDAY, Nov. 17 ★ ★ FORREST a m e g I Ketchup.. 32 oz.oSI v coupon or ca ll: Heinold Com m odities 723-2141 or People's 0:30 a.m. • Dwight State Bank of Colfax 723-3771. cluster will meet at the 1 2% M ilk...... * l 5fl breakfast meeting. 7:30 p.m. - Communify| USDA CHOICE BEEF $ 4 8 8 Heinold Commodities, Inc. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 BUDWEISER, PABST, 11 a.m . • Worship Round Steak...... Lb. I OLD STYLE OR MILLER yg B B f r s a s s ?/ s e s s s Nursing home In Piper 1 * t 3:30 p.m. - Junior choij Representative Beer ...... 4P k.W erm I 4:20 p.m. • Boy Scoot 1 □ Please reserve. .seats at your hedging seminar. 7:30 p.m. • Adult choir| NEW CROP Betty Hoxsey SATURDAY, Nov. 22 YELLOW The United Onions...... 3 Lb. BagU«l Pontiac District will church in Cvltefi. 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THE CHAT8W0RTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., Nov. 13, 1980 10 Years ago 100 Ysars ago Page Five Junior high Nov. 24, I f 78 Nov. 27. 1884 W conference All Stars for the Bluebirds Over The Years Mn. I are Mike Monahan, Jerry Kurtenbach, John last 1 Kaiser, Bill Diller and Clive Homstein. permanent injury. boys' teams Employees of the Ponitac Granite Co. were ITEMS OF IN TEREST M r. and Mrs. A .F . Oebom have 1 ^ in Chatsworth last Wednesday and Thursday, TAKES FROM THE FILES OF resetting the stones that had been overturned short tone will be aa “ snug as a bug in a m g." in Chatsworth cemetery the latter part of Oc­ THE ( HATSV (IRTH PL4ISDEALER Mr. and Mrs. Millar, who lira la Pnfla to build tober. township, Ford County, have been boned nMb It looks like a year to build for the future for Junior Hurt and James Franey left Thurs­ grief by the loss of two daughters within a very the Wildcat boy’s basketball teams. day morning from Pontiac for induction into short time, of diptatheria. Mr. and M n . M flkr, Both the A and B teams were beaten twice the.US. Army in Chicago. have also suffered seriously from the mats Miss Theresa Murphy is student teaching 40 Years ago 60 Years ago dreaded disease. this past week in matches against Forrest- Nov. 11. 1420 Strawn-Wing and Saunemin. at Herscher Community schol. Nov. 7. 1440 This city and vicinity is suffering from a The Chatsworth Jr. high class “A” basket­ Tuesday s was the largest vole ever polled The Methodist congregation received quite water famine. Nearly all the cisterns are enp- Thursday, Nov. 6, the Cats played at a surprise Sunday when Rev. W.F. Dudman Strewn, going down to the Jr. Eskimos, 50-34, ball team lost their first game and won their in Chatsworth township according to the belief ty, wells are getting km, and the qnaaban to, second to take home the third place trophy in of officials. There were 1006 votes which 547 announced he would preach his farewell ser­ what are we going to do for water? The cold in the A squad game. mon that evening as he was transferred to the E.I.E.S.C. tournament held at Piper City were straight Republicans and 232 straight weather came on so sudden and darp that Outre bounded by a very tall Forrest squad, Roberts. Rev. Maul ton would be his successor. the Cats could manage to capture only 16 last week. Democratic. rain now, would do , but little good. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fairley of Lyle Kemnetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Christian Hempken died at her home Mrs. J.L . Delong presented her hmbaad rebounds off the board, while Forrest had 45. north of Chatsworth Friday morning. Anna Poor team shooting told the rest of the story, Bloomington, a boy, Todd Leon, Nov. 22. The Kemetz, is in the Fairbury hospital with a very with a bouncing boy on Friday, the 19th and Leonard Fairleys of Chatsworth are paternal badly crushed left hand, received Sunday Catherine Flessner was bom in Germany Oct. J.L. is happy. as Chatsworth managed to fire off 63 shots, but 30,1862. She emigrated to America in 1808. She SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH grandparents. when his car tipped over him. connected on just 11 for 17 percent for the married Christian Hempken April 15,1882. 41S North Fourth street night. Chatsworth shot 42 percent from the Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Close of Joliet are the Albert Hasbargen celebrated his 88th bir- Rev. C.E. Karl, Pastor free throw line. parents of a girl, Nanci Annette, born Nov. 15. thdate last Sunday with a fine chicken dinner CONFESSION SCHEDULE Coach Bob Thomsen was very pleased, Grandparents are Anna Henrichs and Mr. and and all the trimmings. SATURDAYS Mrs. Thomas Close, all of Chatsworth/ The Chatsworth village board decided to 3-1:30 p.m. though, with the boys’ press which forced 31 FIRST FRIDAYS turnovers by Forrest compared to just 18 for purchase a new pump and change the water LIMESTONE 7:30-0 a.m. the Wildcats. system in the village, to safeguard the public. Custom Spreading MASS SCHEDULE Shane Dawson, with 12 points, and Matt 20Years ago Jean Porterfield received a cut on her left SATURDAY EVENINGS: Haberkom, with nine points, were high Nov. 24, 1440 wrist when she attempted to run through a Early stock piling for Fall application S p.m. scorers for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Conibear and Mrs. Grant glass door at school that proved to be latched, Big Wheels and Endloader equipped SUNDAY The B team lost 43-34 to the Jr. Eskimos, Conibear arrived home Sunday night from the glass broke and cut her hand, requiring Early orders guarantee Fall spreading 8-11 a.m. losing the game in what Coach Mike Lidy New York. The Conibears were disappointed several stitches to close. Day before Holy Day: that their son. Grant could not accompany Work on Dennewitz Brothers new garage 5 p.m. called their “inability to handle the Forrest Place your order now press.” them home at this time. Grant is being pro­ and service station is progressing nicely. Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, Workmen expect to have the roof on this week. call... Thursday and Friday at 1 a.m. Leading scorers for the Wildcats were Ron cessed this week and will receive his WEDNESDAY evening Broscoe, with 14 points, and Mike Wilson, with discharge from the Air Force and is expected Henry Kyburz, a sophomore at the In­ 5:30 p.m. nine points. home by Thanksgiving Day. dianapolis college of pharmacy has been Saunemin Ag Service lorth while a bevy of WEDNESDAYS The story was much the same in Monday Mrs. Albert Schafer, 53, died Nov. 21, elected president of his class. Carl Kyburz, lid. The Wildcat “A" 4 p.m. • Grade school religion classes. night’s game against Saunemin. The A team following a lingering illness. Gladys Marie who graduated last year from this college, is Phone 832-4408 Ich at the junior high 4:45 p.m. - High school religion classes. Pearson was born Sept. 7,1907 in Chatsworth now employed at the Indiana University lost 22-51, suffering from a very bad third Trainor Grain, w in g , in . • Phone 832-5512 (Classes held at the Parish hall) quarter during which Saunemin scored 20 township. On Aug. 12,1928, she was united in Medical Center as a registered pharmacist in the drug room. points to Chatsworth’s three points. manage with Albert Schafer in Chatsworth. Forrest Elevator, Forrest, III. - Phone 457-8520 Suffering from a lack of players, with two A Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Taylor, Madison, team members out sick, Coach Thomsen was Wise., are the parents of a son, Todd Shelby, I ANNIVERSARY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fifth and Ash streets forced to start the game with just five players. bom Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Tayler are Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor During the fourth quarter, he had to substitute paternal grandparents. SUNDAY, Nov. 14 a fifth grade player for one of the eighth - 4 a.m. - Sunday school graders because of muscle strain. In recognition of NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK, 10 a.m. Morning worship Again, team shooting hurt the Wildcats as 30 Years ago 11 a.m. Trustee meeting they managed to connect on only eight of 56 Nov. 14, 1450 The Chatsworth Plaindealer Noon - Thanksgiving dinner in church attempts for 14 percent all evening. The Cats Frank Saathoff, 84, retired Charlotte basement. shot 38 percent at the free throw line. 4 p.m. - B.Y.F. at church township fanner, died Nov. 12. He was bom in proudly announces a 7 p.m. - Singspiration at Hudson. Mike Miller and Ron Durre led the Cats in Germany, May 2,1866, son of John and Sadie MONDAY, Nov. 17 rebounding, with 12 and nine rebounds Ijenemann Saathoff. He came to the U.S. at NATIONAL 7 p.m. - Cluster B.Y.F. skating party at respectively out of a team total of 30. the age of 19. He married Gertie Haase, April Pontiac. Chatsworth recovered the ball 13 times, but 3,1903 in Charlotte. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1* suffered from 24 turnovers. They pressed the Mrs. James Hat-erkom was honored at a 7 p.m. - Deacon's meeting. Saunemin team for 20 turnovers. pantry shower last Saturday night at the home Saunemin beat the Chatsworth B team, 39-22, of her aunt, Mrs. F.A. Ortlepp. taking the Wildcats apart in the first half Funeral services for Richard Netherton, ESSAY ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH which they finished 3-30. The Cats fought back 75, a retired Melvin farmer, were held Sunday Sixth and Walnut streets in the second half, adding 19 points while they Chatsworth afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. V Cindy A Mika Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor checked Saunemin at nine points, but the Joe Roth, and in the First Methodist church of THURSDAY, Nov. 13 effort wasn’t enough. Melvin. He was a brother of Arthur Netherton CONTEST t a.m . • A.L.C.W. work day with a pot luck The younger Wildcats suffered from a lack of Chatsworth. luncheon at noon. of ball control, turning over the ball to Chatsworth Bluebirds lost their closing 1:10 p.m. - Sarah circle at the church. Mrs. Saunemin 44 times during the evening. Mike football game of the season to Forrest, 14-0 OPEN TO OUR fer$ Mable Flessner, hostess. Wilson was the leading scorer for Chatsworth, last Friday night in a snowstorm and 20 degree SATURDAY, Nov. IS with eight points. weather. 10 a.m. - Luther league set up for dinner. Both Wildcat squads travel to Piper City on READERS... SUNDAY, Nov. 14 Thursday, Nov. 13 to meet Ford Central. They Our Freedom The contest is sponsored by an 8:45 a.m. - Sunday school and Bible classes. play at home, Monday, Nov. 17 against 10 a.m. - Worship service. MOSQUITO M ARKET (kinda like a Safeguards Your Freedom organization of state Newspaper t ib le Following worship service beef and ham Chenoa. flea market). Forrest Library dinner sponsored by the Lutheran league. Basement Nov. 22, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Association Managers (NAM), M ONDAY, Nov. 17 Crafts of all kinds, macrame, National Newspaper Week, October 12-18 the Illinois Press Association, and 8 a.m. - Christmas party committee ceramics, painting, china painting, this newspaper in conjunction Is sent to meeting at parsonage. snow people, silk arrangements, TUESDAY, Nov. 18 L o v e is Christmas logs, wreaths, brooms, with observance of National Vs for new Prairieview visit. centerpieces, pine cooe wreaths, dolls 4:20 a.m. - East central conference pastors Newspaper Week 1900. this skin-deep. of all kinds, stuffed toys and soft and wives meet at Forrest. In 1,000 Words Or Less... WEDNESDAY, Nov. If sculpture pillow people. Baked goods 4 p.m. - 7th grade confirmation class. Give Blood. too! Spend an hour or so with us; enjoy 7.-10 p.m. - 8th grade confirmation class. free coffee or tea and browse while you Ion 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir rehearsal. the watch us “ crafting.” Helen Witte, Mary THURSDAY, Nov. 30 good Maurer, Joyce Hutchcraft, Connie Loners meet at church at 11:45 a.m . Dinner "A Free Press Rieger, Celia Hanna and Jane at the Ranch House. Mrs. Mae Hornickel is + neighbor. Froidcoer. Door prise, no need to buy, hostess. TWt AMricM IH Cross just sign in and browse. c l 1-06/11-20 7:10 p.m. - Adult membership class. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Safeguards MY 12 N. Seventh street Melvin Meister, Pastor NOTICE THURSDAY, Nov. 11 7.-10 p.m. • Ladies missionary prayer band Beginning November 1st, meet to pock bandages for Bangladesh hospital. Dr. Shaddle DOS of Forrest, Freedom" SUNDAY, Nov. 14 will have office hours as follows: f :45 a.m. - Bible classes. 10:45 a.m. • Worship - Sermon title "The RULES Power of the Gospel" M onday 8 :3 0 - 4:30 p.m . & 6 :3 0 - 9 :0 0 p.m . Tell us in your own words, based on your own ex­ 1 p.m. - Service at Pavilion, Fairbury. Tuesdays - Thursdays 8:3 0 - 4:3 0 p.m . perience, why you believe that a 'free press' is impor *4:15 p.m. • Christian education Closed all day Friday and Saturday tant to your freedom now and in Ihe future NATIONAL PRIZES "Eager Beavers" Contest open to all except to employees of this *7 p.m. - Family Bible hour • Sermon title "The Vial Judgments" newspaper and their families * » * (Hew time schedule) Entries shall be limited to 1,000 words and must be First ilfa x WEDNESDAY, Nov. If clearly written or typed. 4 p.m. - Thanksgiving supper and service. PUBLIC AUCTION Entries cannot be returned. Turkey furnished - other food pot-luck. $ 1 0 0 0 of Piper City residence & household items belonging to the Judges decisions shall be final Prize late D. K. Walrich located at 18 West Vine Street, Piper Entries become the property of NAM and contestants UNITED METHODIST CHURCH City, 111. agree that winning entries may be published with no Third and Oak streets $300 Second Prize edging will extra compensation other than prize money. Charles E. Hale, Pastor SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 0 , 1 9 8 0 at SUNDAY, Nov. 14 Winners will be announced February 27. 1981 Division, f a.m. • Church school 1 1 : 0 0 A.M. All entries must be received by this newspaper prior $200 Third Prize 10:15 a.m . - Morning worship. During the Real Estate to sell at 1:00 P.M. to December 5, 1980. no Id Com­ service we will honor those who helped with the construction of the new church building. Real Estate consists of two story frame dwelling, large kitchen with 2 p.m. • Consecration service for the new ment heed, built-in cupboards, utility room, enclosed sun porch, 2 bedrooms with building. The public is invited. A fellowship closets, 1 Vi baths, dining A living room, down stairs is fully carpeted, Illinois State Prizes tim e w ill follow the service. gas baseboard heat with central air conditioning, large two car garage I return the MONDAY, Nov. 17 Local Prize or People's 0:10 a.m . - Dwight - Pontiac minister's with electric door opener. House has aluminum white siding, $150 First Prize duster will meet at the Charlotte church for a combination storm windows, awnings and is situated on two lots and is breakfast meeting. in axcallant state of repair. $25 First Prize 7:10 p.m. - Community choir rehearsal. Terms: 10% down on date of sale. Balance to be paid on or before for the winner among entries $ 75 Second Prize nmodities, Inc. WEDNESDAY, Nov. If 11 a.m. • Worship service at Greenbrier Dec. 31,1000. Immediate Possession to be given upon final sattlamant. submitted to this newspaper and Center St. Additional terms if eny will be announced sale day. Owners reserves $ 25 Third Prize , 111.41728 Nursing home In Piper City. which will go on to the State contest. 1:10 p.m. • Junior choir rehearsal. the right to ro|ect any and all bids. Announcements on sale day will 4:10 p.m. - Bey Scout meeting. taka pracedenct over printed material. sem in ar. 7:10 p.m. - Adult choir rehearsal. Note: House will be shown by appointment only by contacting SATURDAY, Nov. 23 T h e The United Methodist Women of the executors a t Ph. 404-2358. Pontiac District will held 8 retreat at the church in Cuilem. D. K. WALRICH ESTATE fiSO b.m. • | p.m. • The Pontiac District is June Harre ft Dorothy Gourley, Executors sponsoring a "Skills Workshop ter local A rt B e n t Chatsworth Plaindealer church officers" at the church in Pontiac. Attorney for Estate .. ■> '- i t ? There N a registration tee. Chatsworth - Phone 835-3010 Gibson City, III. Auctioneers: Jim Trunk, Freddie Imrnke A Art Feller Contest Deadline December 5,1980 t *; Y.v: < . 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Preparing your turkey Each year, as the holidays approach, the can cause illness. Illinois Department of Public Haakn receives re­ So, for those of you who mimed them last quests for the proper way to prepare turkey and year, or have forgotten, here are BOOM U * K 4 . -i suggestions from the state health < Turkeys, as well as other poultry and red for preparing the turkey: -< • meat animals, frequently harbor disease- First.... don’t try to thaw a causing bacteria in their intestinal tracts. bird the same way you would a These germs often may accidentally chicken. Complete thawing may take several contaminate the meat during slaughter and days. Thaw your turkey in the refrigerator or processing. If these bacteria are allowed to in a place where the surface temperature of multiply during preparation and cooking, they the bird will remain below 45 degrees F . or IKET seven degrees Centigrade. Be sure the cavity is completely thawed; Fairbury merchants otherwise, sufficient heat to kill germs may IWORTH never penetrate to the center of the bird. Second, when you cook your turkey, the Ad Prices set pre-Christmas thickest part of the meat or dressing should reach degrees to assure that E ffective 165 F all harmful sale for Nov. 20 bacteria have been destroyed. To make sure Nov. 1318 the proper temperature is reached, insert a Fairbury merchants will stage their annual metal-stemmed meat thermometer into the pre-Christmas sale Thursday night, Nov. 20. thickest part on the inside of the thigh, breast Stores in the Fairbury business district will or stuffing. ALTHOUGH THE SUN was brightly shining when our photographer visited be open that night with special bargains and And finally, after the meal, do not leave fS The number of man-hours this combined force will spend clearing our prizes. your turkey in an unheated oven or on a the highway department site north of Forrest, it is reassuring to know that the highways this winter depends upon the severity of the season, of course. But if The pre-Christmas sale has been used by kitchen counter. Even if you don’t feel like snow plows and salt crews are ready for the inevitable assaults of winter. recent winters are any indication, the effort will be substantial.’ Fairbury merchants in the past to kick off moving around, put the leftovers in the Staff Photo their holiday shopping season. refrigerator at once.

■ank'VMRfc*;- Plenty of Sale ends Saturday, November 15. 1 9 8 0 Free Parking 5 !'. 'V--; ' i wwa* * eom* 2 off street lots th i 'V j ' ' 112 A HOURS B i b . , **!■ M 'v ,. .&,* 15 ;-.v.*.. .$ OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 8 .3 0 - 5 30 D a ily Phone w .];• • O p e n u n til 9 00 p m 815-692-2316 m jn F r id a y C a r d T a b l e Better Velour and Loop Knit 4 Chair Set E 5 g & 34" square padded table and 4 Sweaters and Tops sturdy pillow seat chairs with ■ *••• .w .• steel back. Color - Danish Walnut w s s m *?* 20% Off . . ; • ,v • - . • - finish. Many styles to choose from in acrylic Anniversary Special loop knits and poly/cotton velour in O Samsonite solid colors and patterns. V-neck and » 7 4 u Fine casual furniture Cowl neck - Pullover - plus tie belted wrap. Pre-teen - Jr. - Missy - Extra Sizes. Rep. Ewing to address Regular $14 to $24. 25% Off Entire Stock Anniversary Sale Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters - Velour Shirts Taxpayers Federation Crew necks - V-necks - Cardigans - Turtle Necks Many different styles and shades. Acrylics and Blends. Senator George Sangmeister (D-Mokena) Regular $23 and $24 The Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois today MEN’S Size S-M-L-XL Regular $10 to $33. announced the Honorable Thomas W. Ewing is a member of both the revenue and local of Pontiac will participate as a panelist at the government committees of the Illinois State Ladies Long Robes $ 7 5 0 $O A 75 16th Biennial Tax Clinic to be held Monday, Senate. Wide assortment Anniversary Sale ff to *■ ■ Representative Jim Reilly Nov. 17, at the Holiday Inn East, in soft, warm, cuddly fabrics for the cold weather. Springfield. The program will begin at 9:30 (R-Jacksonville), recently elected to his third BOYS’ Size S-M-L-XL and 8 to 18 a.m. and is expected to adjourn at 2 p.m. term in the Illinois House of Representatives, All the fashion shades and styles, Regular $5.50 to $19. has become recognized as the leading wrap front, zippered and slip on. Douglas L. Whitley, Executive Vice spokesman for a proposal to change the Sizes S-M-L. $ < | y g g Anniversary Sale * 4 , 3 , „ * n M President of the Taxpayers’ Federation of method of financing elementary and Illinois said, secondary education from property tax Anniversary Sale "Representative Ewing was selected as a dependence to a local income tax. COURTRAI TABLECLOTH panelist because of his leadership Once a year 25% off sale from Sleater - famous solid responsibilities as minority spokesman on the tablecloths. No iron - soil release finish with Scotchgard-Plus® House Revenue Committee and his close R. Dale Yung, deputy director of legal and Regular 99« to $15 association with the major tax issues which investigative services for the Illinois Regular$12.98 52x52 ...... Sale *97* have confronted the 79th, 80th and 81st Department of Revenue. Women and is General Assemblies." Minard E. Hulse, Jr., an attorney with the Oval and oblong Regular $14.98 52x70 Sale 11 law firm of Keck, Mahen and Cate, is an Children’s m Oval and oblong Regular $20.98 60x90 ...... Sale * 1 5 7* authority on the taxation of personal property. OUTERWEAR Whitley went on to say, "At a time when Richard L. McKain, director of property joval and oblong Regular $24.98 80x104 ...... Sale * 1 8 73 numerous changes have occurred in Illinois taxation state and local finance department tax laws and with many interests seeking for the Illinois Agriculture Association, is 20% Off lOval and oblong Regular $29.98 60x120 ...... Sale * 2 2 * * rapid action, Ewing has demonstrated a knowledgeable about the assessment and Hats - Scarves - Mittens - Gloves. sensitivity for the need to keep tax policies taxation of farm property. Regular $23.98 68 Round...... Sale *1 7 ## reflecting reasonable and rational thinking." Anniversary Sale Napkins available in some colors Regular $1.89...... Sale * 1 * * And added, “In my opinion, Tom Ewing is a The luncheon speaker will be the Terrel E. 79* very responsible legislator who cares about Clarke, chairman of the Local Government Anniversary Special both taxpayers and state tax policy." Finance Study Commission and former member of both the State Senate and House of The Biennial Tax Clinic is a public service Representatives. Chairman Clarke is a noted Think ahead to the holidays for your seminar hosted by the Taxpayers’ Federation S u p e r authority on state revenue and property tax shoe needs with this ANNIVERSARY of Illinois for the purpose of brining people issues. In 1976, Senator Clarke co-chaired the H o o v e r interested in the Illinois property tax system Joint Legislative Subcommittee to Study the SHOE SALE. Very large select group of together with recognized experts to ask Property Tax and as a member of the House of WOMEN S DRESS SHOES. questions and learn about recent property tax Representatives served as Revenue Many styles and colors - Pumps - Sling S a v i n g s law revisions which have occurred through Committee Chairman. The joint Heels - Sandals. Model 2039 QUICK BROOM actions of the general assembly, the courts, or subcommittee's most memorable (2 speed) Cassette Bag Changer administrative rulings by the Illinois recommendation, that of consolidating Convenient Cord Wrap. Department of Revenue. Regular $26.99 and $27.99 township assessment responsibilities which Regular $59.95 $ ^ 7 9 8 The Tax Clinic panelists are not limited in became law earlier this year, will be discussed their answers to recent experiences and during the program. Clarke’s remarks will Anniversary Sale * 2 1 Anniversary Sale f sometimes engage In debate and speculation focus primarily on the legislative charge to Model 4127 UPRIGHT CONVERTIBLE about tax topics which may be only just and the progress of the Local Government Regular $28.99 and $30.99 All steel agitator • full time edge-cleaner. beginning to be revealed. Finance Study Commission. Regular $74.98 The registration fee includes coffee during Anniversary Sale *23 This year it is anticipated the subject area the morning registration, lunch and post Anniversary Sale will include: farmland assessment, recent conference delivery by mail of the Model 3133 CANNISTER WITH POWERMATIC legislative revisions affecting the office of proceedings transcript. NOZZLE. Coupler with attachments - adapts to any November Best Buy from Ace assessor, tax limitation, the annual homestead carpet automatically • replaceable brushes. exemption, local government income Tax Clinic registrations will be accepted at B-Digit LCD taxation, the distribution of corporate the door beginning at 8:30 a.m. However, personal property replacement tax funds, and advance registration is appreciated. CALCULATOR Regular$189.95... .Anniversary Sale *14998 the reclassification of former personal The Biennial Tax Clinic is open to the Rich Brown Vinyl Case with Handy Note Pad Model U3109 SELF-PROPELLED CONCEPT ONE™ property as real estate. public and representatives of the news media Slim and Trim. Quadraflex agitator - Edge cleaning • Plus automatic carpet adjustment The balance of the 1980 Tax Clinic panel of are invited to attend. However, lunch and the A $11.95 Value. 16 qt. disposable bag. $ 1 C A f i B ON NET OR respondents includes: transcripts are limited to registrants. Ace Buy $ 7 8 8 Regular $199.98 ...... Anniversary Sale ■ U w f -LAKE SOFT of the Month PLUS 10% OFF On all other Hoover Cleaners in ?*ock Mlcrowava Ovens at special Low Prices Special Ed parents meet during our Anniversary tale 6 9 * Come In and aae all the new Heajth-tex* microwaves at affordabla prtceal There will be a meeting tonight special education, the vocational aspects of Model JVM57 (Thursday) of the Livingston county Special special education, and what to do when Regular $4.50 to $25 Education Parent group. This is an attending your child’s IEP (Individualized Entire Stock Spacemaker •348“ RESH organisation made up mainly of parents of Educational Program) conference. 25% Off Microwave oven mounts over present You may seldom D children enrolled in special education Members of the organization hope to serve range or in any standard cabinet need servtcd. programs; parents and friends of anyone with as a source of support to one another. They space - Eye-level for easy cooking. but when you do - a handicap, whether In school or not, are also H E A L T H T E X s---*a. .a hope to promote the general welfare of the Micro Touch control panel. It’s nice to know its invitqp. • • handicapped and to foster development of Infanta • Girls sizes 2/14 • Boys sizes 2/7 wo’re nearby. Quest speaker for the evening will be programs in their behalf. Knit Tops • Polo Shirts - Slacks • Jeans - Overalls 1 2 Bains Hoff from Springfield. She is the Meeting time is 7:30 on the second Dresses • Crawlers - Jumpsuits. •591 E. ■ asietant executive director of the Illinois Thursday of each month at the Health and Limited Quantities Association for Retarded Cltixens, and will be Education Building, 310 E. Torrance Avenue, on hand to gnawer questions. She will also Pontiac. New members art most welcome to Use your Walton's Charge 9 9 ° qaak 00 t*»t subjects el laws governing join.

. . 7rv;r.-V—- I ... s'.;."! .j-...... _ __ FUEL OIL & DIESEL EXPERIENCED wall paper­ WE DO WALLPAPERING, customers, no allocation ing for a reasonable rate. Shirley Meenen, 8156576385; TRAVEL problems. Walker Coal & Oil, Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph. Pam Bork 8156576615. *1068/11-20 CORNBELT CLASSIFIEDS F airbury. Ph. 815692-2631. 815692-2253. c06-12/tfn ROSE BOWL 1981 • complete BLACK DOG c i cKMtt/12-25 tour package including tickets Ph. 1156896811 J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, GARDEN PLOWING or tilling for parade and game. Book n cll68/tfn EFFICIENCY upstairs spar PHONE (815)692-2366 BEFORE DEADUNE TUESDAY NOON before winter. Wilmer Stork, hom e and industry. Phone 815- BUYING SCRAP IRON, early. Adventure Tours * ment in Chatsworth. On 8156926668. *10-23/12-11 892-2285, F airb u ry , 111. copper, brass, aluminum Travel, Inc. Pontiac, Ph. NORTH OF FORREST- kitchen and bath. Ph. 81563 c05-22/tfn cans, auto batteries $3.50. 815642-1133. Park free on the dark brown long-haired dog. 3092. c ll-0 6 /t THE CORNBELT CLASSIFIED SMOKE DETECTORS - $9 88, PARAKEETS $10; singing Fairbury Scrap Metal, Ph. WILL DO alterations, Clara Downtowner Motel lot next Owner call 8156676844. battery operated. canary $20; cockatiela $40; Be tike, 113 W. Hickory. LOCKSMITHING SERVICE. I • SUPERMARKET 815692-2631. cl962/ll-27 door. •ll-U/U-18 ONE BEDROOM apartmei Montgomery Ward, Fairbury finches 2/$15; Ph. Roberts, Fairbury. Ph. 8156926742. Keys made, locks re-keyed, Appearing Weekly In c06-28/tfn upstairs. Own kitchen ai cll-13/11-20 217-396-2373 evenings and TO RENT A GARAGE, •10-23/11-13 locks repaired, emergency the FaMiutw ik d a — Chrtw orth Ptelndeeler bath. Ph. 8156356092. weekends. ‘ 11-1V11-13 reasonably near Fairview openings. Terry Adams, cll-06/tl <-Milam q mwMcH-H—BHbRF Ewgwiw ELECTROLUX Sales & Ser­ Haven in Fairbury Ph. 815- Forrest, Ph. 8156576398. FREE ISSUES OF THURSDAY. NOV 1(W0 vice. David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th HUGE BOX OF Christmas 6926575, if no answer phone c07-24/tfn CAR POOLS TAGETWO Street, Fairbury.Phooe 815- KANE Electronic Center, TV decorations. Will sell 692-2572. cll-13/11-20 PUPPIES. Good choice left. 692-2282. c01-17/tfn individually or all together. Sales and Service. Ph. 815- WILL DO BABYSITTING in READERS may advertise Irish Setter and Golden R m w h 8.100 Cogto* >4,000 Ksodsrs Ph. 815688-3429. 689-2622, Cullom. c05-24/tfn my home any hours. Ph. 815- LOCAL CABH RATES CARPET and linoleum cust­ free in this classification. Retriever. Tom Whitfil. Ph. LIFETIME guaranteed muff­ C ll-1 3 /1 1-13 692-2691. cOS-14/tfn Turkeys stron F M T WEEK 1S w a r* 12.10; 1*c each additional won! omers to see our new lines. ncll-08/tfn 815692-2425. cll-06/11-13 lers. Air conditioning service, SHOEMAKER complete saw THEREAFTER 81.78 W n.. 12c each oddWaMl ward Phone 8156356239 for in-home and sharpening service. You RM W I II If 11 II - m ill «t Om Om at mw—i tune-ups, brake jobs, custom MATTRESS and box springs PIANO TUNING. Write Hap UNLIKE MOST OTHE1 showing and free estimate. 20 dull them and I’ll sharpen. 512 RIDE TO University of Illinois OEAOLME: Tuoaday Neon BUNO ADS 83 extra made exhaust systems. $40; refrigerator $75. Ph. 815- D eF ries for apppointm ent. 300 stimers can look forward years experience. Courtesy E. Elm, Chatsworth. campus every Tuesday in MLUNQ CHARGE - 3 Sc Williams Mobil Service, Rt. 24 692-3570. cll-13/11-13 S. 8th, F airb u ry , 111. 61739. prices for turkeys. The situa Carpet, Francis Schade, cl0-25/tfn time for 10 a.m. class Where CtaeeMted liartlasm inti are chsrgad on Open Account a East, Fairbury. Phone 815- cl(W »/tfn FOR RENT way, however, for turkey pi te mode. wMctv.covert ell Inaerttona o4 that Chatsworth. c06-10/tfn throughout fall semester. Ph. 38c 692-2832 or 692-3596. PUPPIES - Doberman will continue to be large, Count the words and tend cash or VICKY’S Beauty Bam - in 8156926654 after 5. Share cost c06-28/tfn Pinscher AKC, 9-weeks-old. BABYSITTING, licensed. SLEEPING ROOMS and rising. “Soft prices and lov ardor te tare M e charge. Numerals In addresses or CARPETS AND rugs to be rear of house, 211 N. 5th St., of drive. nclO-23/11-13 Ph. 815-945-7418. Sandy H etherington. Ph. 815- housekeeping units. Private the result of a very fr,pid shampooed. Reasonable. Chatsworth. Ph. 8156356157. SLOW COOKERS, can *11-13/11-13 692-2530. *10-30/11-20 baths. Colonial Inn, Forrest. production that will take sev CLASMFKD DISPLAY, (2 col. Inch min.) par Inch SS.80 Dave Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815- Complete styling and ear CARO OF THANKS (40 wordo) - 82.00 Sc oach additional word openers, com poppers, special Ph. 8156576590. c01-24/tfn to work off. 692-2282. c325/tfn piercing. Open Wednesday ■SPORT ANT prices, in stock. Montgomery STOCK CAR chassis -Chevelle MOBILE HOME SERVICE, HELP WANTED Turkey production durir Ward, Fairbury. through Saturday. c01-4/tfn Alter an ad Is ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed baledors body - square tube frame. All repairs, remodeling. Ph. 815- 12X00 MOBILE home. U tilities 1980 totaled 963 million poui - - without...... charge. ~There ere ebeoluteiy------no retur‘units.. I No cll-13/11-20 wheels and tires. Extra gears GOOD USED work car. Ph. 692-4490. *10-16/11-13 8156356288. ncll-13/tfn PIANO tuning and repair. START YOUR OWN business furnished. Call 815692-2990. from the 792 million record* and some spare parts, $600. as an independent Avon c02-21/tfn half of 1979. Based on pla REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE FRANKLIN FIREPLACES. Robert Cummins, 1319 Glen- Ph. 217-442-4321 after 4 p.m. KEYS made and locks re- representative. Sell turkeys, we should expect pi Cheek your advertisement upon first Insertion and please notify Extra heavy cast iron. 32” and wood, Bloomington. Ph. 309- keyed. Contact Mr. Timber *11-13/12-04 America's best-selling UNFURNISHED one and two cond half of 1980 to be 1,600 ue M there la an error. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an 37” units. Special pre-season 663-2702. cO9-07/tfn Inc., West Walnut St., error con occur. N you notify us the Ural day oI an error, we'll SERVICES cosmetics, fragrances, bedroom, carpeted and air three percent from the sai prices. Nussbaum Plumbing, 35 MM CAMERA - automatic repeat the ed without charge. Sorry, H we ere not notified at once, Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2321. jewelry. Work for yourself, set conditioned apartments Stocks of turkey meat at Uv Fairbury clO-23/11-13 timer, automatic flash, tripod SEPTIC tank cleaning, phone clO-90/12-04 the responsibility te yours. DECORATED cakes for all your own hours. An opening in w/stove and refrigerator. As 288 million pounds, up frore and carry-case w/accessories. 309665-7101. Jack Skaggs OFFICE HOURS occasions, including Sesame Chatsworth. Call 815632-4661. low as $160 and $180. E qual same time last year. Total VAN’S Sales & Service, Plumbing & Heating, Lexing­ NOW is the time for paneling S a-m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday Ph. 8156926697. *11-13/11-13 Characters. Will deliver. Ph. cll-13/11-13 housing opportunity. Ph. second half are up 134 mil Chatsworth has kerosene ton. c7-20/tfn Saturdays S a m. to neon In Fairbury only 8156886327. c9-14/tfn and ceiling tile. We have 8156926855. c0561/tfn percent, from last year, 101 W. Locust Street Fairbury Telephone (81S) 682-2368 heaters and kerosene on hand. TWIN SHEET Blankets, qualified carpenters looking HA-MARQUE Fabricators large supplies of pork and 432 E. Locust, Chsteworth Telephone (815) 635-3010 Heaters available in sizes TREE TRIMMING, topping, for work. Contact Mr. Timber ribcord spreads, clearance. KILGUS Enterprises, R.R. 1, needs full time carpenters. 1 BEDROOM upstairs V t quarter of 1900 will keep ttSVk EestKrsck. Forrest Telephons(815) 857-6462 from 19,500 B.T.U. to 8,700 or removal, also stump re­ Inc., Ph. 815692-2321. Montgomery Ward, Fairbury. Fairbury, limestone spread­ Previous experience on furnished apartment. Single prices for the next several 127 W. Heck StreoL Cullom Telephons (615) 668-2654 B.T.U. Get them before it moval. Free estimates, clO-30/12-04 cll-13/11-20 ing, excavation, trucking dirt or couple. Reference and During the first half of 84 W. Peoria. Piper CHy Telephone (815)666-2550. turns cold. Call 815-635-3579 insured. Perry Price, Onarga, component saws helpful. and rock, stump removal. Apply Ha-marque Fabrica­ deposit required. Ph. were low, down 6.7 percei cl 1-06/11-13 815-268-7612. c06-14/tfn PART-TIME babysitting, Days, 815692-2589; evenings tors, 1 mile south of Forrest. 815692-2631. quarter and 13.5 percent RADIOS, STEREOS. licensed. Call 815692-2213. CARS 6926956. c!160/tfn Ph. 8156576281. cll-13/11-13 c09-04/tfn quarter. Prices increased WOODEN JEWELRY Boxes INSULATE TODAY. Save on TV s, ETC. REAL ESTATE cll-06/11-13 ing the third quarter as the for men and women, in stock. heating and cooling cost. Call SIGN painting, truck letter­ HOUSE in Chatsworth. Ph. broiler production and porl 1973 PLYMOUTH Satellite. Montgomery Ward, Fairbury. Honegger Insulation. For free WILL DO BABYSITTING 3 OR 4 BEDROOM, 2-story ing, windows, buildings, gold GARAGE SALES 8156356543. cl0-16/tfn ed sharply. Turkey prices Most sell! 318 engine, power cll-13/11-20 house, 1 Ms baths. Large comer estimate call collect 815657- weekdays only. Reasonable. steering, air. Take over TV - 5" DIAGONAL Hitachi, leaf and magnetic signs. Don 8512 or 844-6525. c07-19/tfn above year-eariier levels, AC-DC. Like new, $125. Ph. lot. Extras, good condition, Call 815692-2065. HOUSE TRAILER in Piper quarter of 1979, prices ro payments to qualified buyer. LOG SPLITTER rental, Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. SATURDAY, Nov. 15-9-4 815692-4456. cll-13/11-20 $19,995. Walsh Realty, Ph. 815- *11-06/11-13 City. Ph. 8156356543. (young hens, wholesale N Phone Dave a t 815-886-2258. $4/hour. Bob Nussbaum, c!2-28/tfn WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heat­ p.m.; 110 E. Hickory, 567-2724 or 567-2611. clO-23/tfn $ # Given the large supply g* c09-25/tfn Fairbury. Ph. 8156926672. ing. Call for free estimate, no JANITORIAL SERVICE: Fairbury. Baked goods, lota of c0761/tfn CUSTOM MADE antique re­ quarter, the increase shou clO-23/11-13 obligation, 8156926113, Strip and wax floors, carpet clothes and toys. 1910 REGAL Ltd., 9,000 miles. FURNITURE productions and refinishing. TWO BEDROOM mobile an average price of about HOUSE BY OWNER: 212 E. Cender Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fair­ cleaning, walls, windows. cll-13/11-13 Ph. 015635-3351 or 6356521. Custom made furniture. home on private lot in Prospects for turkey pi & APPLIANCES PURE KEROSENE available Ash, Fairbury. 1 story, 2 bury, 111. c82/tfn Weekly and monthly service. cll-06/tfn Marty Travis, 815692-2890 Fairbury. Adults only. No first half of 1961 are unfavi at Nussbaum Plumbing, Commercial, industrial, resi­ 14 FAMILY basement sale. bedroom, fully insulated and after 5 p.m. c03-2/tfn pets. Ph. 815692-2083. ply side. The hatch of 8.9 G.E. AUTOMATIC washer, Fairbury. clO-23/11-13 fully carpeted. Has been com­ IMPRINTED napkins for that dential. Ph. 309-365-3601. Friday, Nov. 14, 2 - 6; Sat., 1079 PLYMOUTH Duster. cl0 6 0 /tfn during September was up large capacity, 10 years old, pletely remodeled, with new special occasion or a great cll-06/11-27 Nov. 15, 8 - 4; Shirley Loaded with options, $4500. FOR THAT special shower, works good, $65. Also, Norge HOLIDAY STORE HOURS wiring and new plumbing, hostess gift. Bell, Book & Can­ Zimmerman and friends, 706 Phone 015692-4456. rent a beautiful umbrella from FURNISHED efficiency dryer, free with washer. Ph. Open 9 to 5 Monday thru storeroom on back, great dle, Merle Norman Cosmetics, S. Jackson St., Bess Addition cll-13/11-20 Belle, Book and Candle, Merle apartment in Fairbury. 815635-3390 after 5. Friday; Saturday 9 to 4. 204 E. Locust, Fairbury. off S. Clay St., Fairbury. location. Very economical. Norman Cosmetics, Fairbury. Laundry, ground floor, no cll-13/11-13 Starting Nov. 8 - Sears Catalog Want $28,000 but will c33/tfn *11-13/11-13 O # 1974 CHRYSLER Newport; c02-22/tfn pets. Deposit and references. Farmers Merchants, Chatsworth. Ph. negotiate. Call Debbie LOST 1978 Dodge Monaco, only Ph. 8156926690. cll-06/11-13 USED General Electric 8156356121. *11-06/11-27 Tomlison, 815692-2948. BLOCK, brick concrete work. THURSDAY, Nov. 13, Noon - 6 The American farmer 11,000 m iles. Wayne S ergeant, DRAPERIES - Shop at home Murphy & Mills Construction, p.m.; Friday, Nov. 14,9 a.m. - avocado refrigerator - freezer cll-13/tfn REWARD. Dark brown DOWNTOWN store building at taxpayer, as well as a pn Piper City. Ph. 815686-2735. SEED CORN. 187 Lester -for appointment call anytime Chatsworth, 815-6356740 or 6 p.m.; Sat., Nov. 15,9a.m. -1 on top with automatic ice- leather coat lost at 109 W. Locust, Fairbury. U.S. farmers pay aboi •11-13/11-13 Pfister Hybrids. Walter -Lois’ Drapery, Chenoa. .6356329. c05-03/tfn p.m. Collectables, clothes and m aker. Excellent condition. FOR SALE BY OWNER: In McDonald’s Restaurant, Available immediately. Call real estate taxes anni Winterland. Ph. 815692-2000, Phone 815-9454762. c04-12/tfn lots of more! 519 S. 4th, Roscoe Read, Strawn. Ph. 815- beautiful Timber Ridge, Fairbury. Set of keys in 8156926325 or 692-2980. personal property taxes 1972 DUSTER, $400 or best 688-3337. cll-13/11-13 dealer. *1166/11-27 SYLVANIA T.V.’s stereos, pocket. $50 for return. Ph. Fairbury. Dorothy and Debbie Fairbury. Extra nice foyer SEPTIC TANK pumping leach c ll6 8 /tfn and state income taxes,; offer. Ph. 8156576887. C.B.’s, monitors and accessor­ 815692-3914. cll-13/11-13 Tomlison. cll-13/11-13 -fully carpeted -beautiful oak field installation. Exco Inc., in sales taxes. cll-13/11-20 SEARS HUMIDIFIER, holds DELUXE Electrolux vacuum ies. We service what we sell kitchen, utility room main Cullom, 111. c05-15/tfn HOUSE IN Fairbury, 2 story, Annually, farm operatl 10 gallons, 3 speed fan sweeper - new, never used floor, large master and most others as well. Drew ANTIQUES, glassware, spend about $98 billion fo| 1979 DODGE Omni, 28,000 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, well kept, humidistat, four years old, $75 -reasonable price. Also plate bedroom/walk in closet, two T.V. Sales Sc Service, 815692- jewelry, much misc. Thurs., to produce crops and miles. Black and silver, 4-door C-M Insulation. Blown good area. Deposit and or best offer. Ph. 8156356402. glass mirror, size 28x72. Ph. ceramic baths, family 3206. cll-16/tfn NOTICE Fri. and Sat., 10 till 4. 805 E. o • cellulose. Sidewall and attic. references. Ph. 8156926690. available $25.2 billion in lift back, automatic transmis­ cll-13/11-13 8156356483. cll-06/11-13 Locust St., Fairbury. room/fireplace, large red­ Experienced. Call now for free cll-06/11-13 farm sources and $28.8 sion, rear defogger. 30 plus RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith CLAUSS CRAFTS in Melvin - *11-13/11-13 wood deck off family room. estimate. Phone collect Craig sources to spend fol MPG. Excellent condition. Ph. 110,000 BTU FORCED-AIR Andersen windows, central - Any brand serviced. Ph. 815- Christmas Open House - 10% Cropsey, 3096776011 after 7 Rudin 8156356494 or Marvin investments and for the gas furnace. Excellent con­ air, underground utilities, 686-9225, if no answer, 686- discount. Nov. 13, 14, and 15, p.m. cll-13/11-20 Wenger, 815692-3100. people buy. MOBILE HOMES dition, $250. Ph. 815692-2354. double garage. Call 815692- 9246. , c9-29/tfn hours 9-5; Sun., Nov. 16, hours INSTRUCTION c05-15/tfn Central Vac Farmers’ annual pun cll-06/tfn 2514 for appointment. 1-4. Lots of green tag specials. International $11.9 billion for fai MAURICE KOEHL, Plumb­ REGISTER for dance or 1971, 12X60 WITH 10x12 ft. cll-06/11-13 THE FIRE HYDRANT. Selling all of our Christmas motor vehicles, mac USED 20-LB. ELECTRIC ing. New - remodel - repair. acrobatic classes. Call Built-In utility shed. Two bedrooms, Certified Dog Grooming, 126 samples. Come do your About 140,000 employ* dryer. Can be seen at Free estimates. Phone 815692- N atalie, 815632-5585 a fte r 5. stove, refrigerator, washer/ W. Locust, Fairbury. Ph. 815- shopping early. cll66/ll-13 produce this farm equipi Montgomery Ward, 124 W. 3213. c06-12/tfn cll-13/11-13 VACUUM RECREATIONAL dryer, air conditioned. Best of­ WANTED 6926121, 692-4448 for appoint­ $10.8 billion for ful Locust, Fairbury. Ph. 815- fer. Call 815692-2858. ment. clO-23/11-13 maintenance for tna EQUIPMENT, ETC. cll-06/11-13 692:2379. cll-06/tfn SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., SYSTEMS YOUR OLD living room and Chenoa. Blown cellulose, for your home, vehicles used in the fai bedroom suites in trade on BOBBI’S POODLE SHOP spray-on cellulose, Rapco $17.5 billion for feed RCA COLOR console TV, doing all small breeds. Years $8.3 billion for fertili pecan, excellent condition, new ones. See us on carpet foam, free estimates. Call 815- WANTED RAW FUR . . .with lifetime 1970 - 340 SKIDOO. Runs good. of T.L.C. experience. No Will pickup starting Wed., Nov. 19 Products containing $225; also jumping horse, good prices before you buy. 945-7030 or 815-9454762. Ph. 8156356512. clIHK/tfn FOR SALE tranquilizers. Thawville, 217- from 6 to 7 p.m. and Sat., Nov. 22 warranty. rubber. This is about fiv| condition, $10. Call 815692- Haberkom’s, Chatsworth. Ph. c05-01/tfn 387-2397. cll-13/11-13 SOLD. SERVICED used in the United Sta MISCELLANEOUS 2051. ncll-13/tfn 8156356481. c64/tfn from 12 to 1 p.m. at J & J Service TWO ONE-PIECE Kawasaki tires on nearly seven mil snowmobile suits. Children’s Stations, Forrest, III. No frozen a INSTALLED BY: BUYING U.S. silver coins, 33 billion kilowatt medium. Good condition. Sam SEE MY line of records, books RADIOS FOR every budget, fur accepted. J R ELECTRIC also sterling and gold. Call for WM. MASTERS INC. about 2 percent of the Hoffman. Ph. 815692-2932 or and Bibles. Small Appliance some with cassette players, at SEPTIC TANKS highest buy price. 8156926161. INC. more than the annual 8954348. cll-06/11-13 Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, Montgomery Ward, Fairbury. Concrete steps Electrical Contractor cll-13/11-20 cl2-20/tfn Catch Basra Commarcisl-Rasidsntisl EARP FUR CO. Ph. 815r492-2285 * • New England sta Fairbury. c01-12/tfn Cornell, III. - Phone 815-358-2277 Fairbury, II. Kentucky, and W. HONDA - ATC 110.1979. Good Parking Blocks Agricultural Farm T4e 6-*4 million tons of si condition. Ph. 8156926405. VAN’S SALES Sc Service KING SIZE satin water bed WANT TO BUY a child’s car riasling-AIr Conditioning •11-13/11-20 sheets; aluminum storm door. SPECIAL PRICE machinery, trucks, small engine repair, seat. Gloria Drayer, Ph. 815- ON THE EARM TILE building materials. Fa: McCulloch, Echo and Stihl Call 8156926876 anytime. FOR PROMPT DELIVERY 24HOU*„.«, JESS! 6926746. cll-13/11-20 CALL: for 40,000 jobs in the chain saws, chains made up *11-13/12-04 Ak Conditioning and sharpened; log splitter for PETERS CONCRETE Free Estimates No Obligation Money Market CLOTHING, SHOES, rent; stand-by generators. PRODUCTS • 107 N. C s n ta r __ _ ETC. Phone 8156356579. Oilman Hiut» Forrest. III. 457-8145 cOS-21/tfn — FURS WANTED 9 • GENTLEMEN prefer Hanes Certificate Hose - at Bell, Book and REDIMIX We will be buying furs and beef hides at 1 I n s u r a n c e Candle, Merle Norman the Forrest Standard Station, Rt. 24 & 47 ( 2 6 W e e k s ) Coametics, Fairbury. from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Starting Nov. 19 C o r n e r cCa-22/tfn through the season. Get three l| by RICHARD A. PEARSON 8TATR a p p r o v e d p l a n t Todey. Rui GENUINE leather shoes and far delivery within a 2S mile 13.481% boots; ladies shoes, discount call. AESCHLEMAN FUR COMPANY p rices. Boot Shop, 436 Locust, PETBIS CONCRETE TOUGH We'll Qive yc C hatsw orth. *10-23/11-13 PROOUCTS WS4S7S Oilman, II. we give you the | ON DRUNKS CURRENT RATE 34,000 readers. Offer good Rate Available Nov. 13-19 UAS DOES IT AGAIN Although the drunk driver lions of .05, but beyond that PRAIRIE kills soms 25,000 people welch out . . . you automati­ • High Interest •Short Term INDUSTRIES annually on American cally go to Jell. This Is about 403 6 IOCUST3T FAfRBUPY fl «t7J• highways, our penalties srs halt ths allowable rate In this • No Purchase Cost • $10,000 minimum 16 Sow farrow­ 4* extremely mild and convic­ country. Fill out Bi ing plus nursery tions equally low compared Art these stringent lews • id week Maturity l*ntfi nsiomilly l)csif*mul . . . to the havoc sewn. effective? They must bel The 'for only 533,895. This This Is not so In foreign highway death rate In •Bated on an investment for a full year at the h i m raft. This I* an Kitchens-Baths-Cabinetry countries. Finland, for Sweden, for Instance, le half annual rata and subject to change at maturity. Fadaral regulations includes the now exclusive Inetence, Jails a person of that of the United States. prohibit Mia compounding of interest during the term of the deposit. caught driving with any United 10-year warranty, the BACKED BY THE FINEST detectable trace of alcohol In A i toll T‘ Mtml ekrNhr aenell* » reowred tor *»rt» wSS im I «4 tevtoo* certificate*.. □Enel 32-foot 9-inch by 42-foot controlled envi- hit blood. Even with no CUSTOM BUILT WOOD CABINETS. accident Involved, he laces This information hat or m o n i I ronment structure 4 foot pit, slatted floors, up to five months In prison. In been brought to you as a Bulgaria, a driver facet s puMk service fay SHAFFK- \ lull F irst State Bank I farrowing crates, feeders, waterers, and pens MINIMUM of ton years PEARSON AGENCY, INC Contact our Designers- Sf RV|( I Imprisonment H he causes 424 E. Locust, Chatsworth o f Forrest IjniTOD AGRI S e R V O r S JIM TIPTON or GARY NORRIS death with ANY alcohol In hla Phone: 535-3124. Your one liA N K atop answer to complete In­ both a Mow alcohol concert tre- Pit. 81.'>-<>92-2642 surance protection._____ Forrest, Illinois C lassifie d

ocll46/ttn EFFICIENCY upstairs apart­ 5-ROOM FARM HOME - one APARTMENT - unfurnished, ment in Chatsworth. Own mile northwest of Piper City. upstairs in Fairbury. Suitable ' F0BRE9T-B b «I kitchen and bath. Ph. 815435- •11-13/11-13 for couple. Living room with long-haired dog. 3002. cll-06/tfn fireplace, kitchen with 18154674644. 3 BEDROOM upstairs washer/dryer connections. No *11-13/11-13 ONE1 BEDROOM spartment, apartment. Also 3 bedroom pets. Deposit and references upstairs. Own kitchen and house. Must have references. required. Ph. Forrest 815- bath. Ph. 8154353092. Call 615492-4322. 6574526. cll-13/11-13 cll-06/tfn cll-13/tfn AFLATOXIN N( BIG PROBLEM horse reproduction, you’li want to attend the In the new map, each county falls under and/or silicone; while on oil-tanned FREE STATESIDE: fifth annual Equine Conference in Champaign one of four categories. Twenty-nine counties use oil or grease. If your boots get I FDA RAISES INTERSTATE TOLERANCE on Nov. 22-23. are shown as having 75 percent or more of the wet, dry them slowly. Packing loosely Good choice left LEVEL Topics during the two-day program will land area in prime farmland; 39 counties have newspaper or paper towel helps to absorb and Golden More black-light positive corn samples include selection of breeding stock, from 50 to 75 percent in prime farmland; 25 internal moisture. Tom Whitfil. Ph. have come into chemical laboratories the past broodmare and stallion management, counties have 25 to 50 percent in prime Don’t forget to empty any gas stoves and cl 1-08/11-13 Turkeys strong demand and a record supply reproductive evaluations, breeding problems, i week, and all have shown varying levels of farmland; and nine counties have less than 25 lanterns as a safety precaution. Abo, white aflatoxin infection. However, the range and artificial insemination. As a supplement percent in prime farmland gas generally deteriorates somewhat over UNLIKE MOST OTHER THINGS, con­ year before. The heavy breed hatch was up 13 generally is limited to between 10 and 60 parts to the reproduction subjects, nutrition, The counties with the greatest percentage time and you would be better off starting the sumers can look forward to continued low percent and that of the light breeds was up two per billion or 692-2900. personal property taxes $5.1 billion in federal machinery cost 149 percent more, taxes are up McQueen also says that the latest results of was 24 to three cents less per bushel of dried remove dirt and dust, leather uppers must be insulated wall. Be sure the remaining area of cll-08/tfn and state income taxes, and about $525 million 91 percent, and feeder livestock prices are up sampling done at Centralia (as of Oct. 30) corn, based on a cost of six cents per kilowatt- conditioned with wax or oil. Generally glass meets the housing code if you are subject in sales taxes. 113 percent. Overall, the average cost of show 16 samples from mid-southern Illinois hour, notes Peterson. So the extra cost of the speaking, on "dry-tanned" leather use wax to a code. IN Fairbury, 2 story, Annually, farm operators across the nation commodities, interest, taxes, and farm wage ranging from 10 ppb to 30 ppb. All but four shallower bin would be nearly repaid after the 1 bath, well kept, spend about $98 billion for goods and services rates has climbed 124 percent in the last 10 samples were less than 20 ppb, he adds. first year of operation. to produce crops and livestock. They have years. Barry Jacobsen offers a final word of area. Deposit and O 0 SCS COMPLETES PRIME FARM1JV.ND MAP nces. Ph. 815492-3690. available $25.2 billion in personal income from When you consider the tremendous caution. He reminds farmers that mold- The Soil Conservation Service (SCS) has cll-06/11-13 farm sources and $28.8 billion from nonfarm amounts of steel, chemicals, rubber, damaged com doesn’t have the same storage sources to spend for personal taxes, electricity, gasoline, oil tires and the life as regular com. So farmers should watch compiled the first Illinois map designating the investments and for the same things that city thousand-and-one other items farmers buy for signs of heating, crusting and mold odors- percentage of prime farmland, county by county. The only other map of prime farmland PORK N F U N D A Y people buy. each year, it would be difficult to name a more all signs of mold growth. Central Vac Farmers' annual purchases include: important customer for the products and in Illinois shows prime farmland in relation to soil associations. | International $11.9 billion for farm tractors and other services of businessmen than the American REPRODUCTION TOPICS TO BE Prime farmland is land best suited for Built-In motor vehicles, machinery, and equipment. farmer. COVERED AT HORSE CONFERENCE Saturday, November 15 - 1:30 p.m. About 140,000 employees are required to likewise, American urban consumers are Have you ever tried to breed your mare and producing food, feed, forage, fiber and oilseed Westview School, Fairbury, Illinois crops. Livingston, Mciean and Ford counties produce this farm equipment. important customers of American farmers. found there was more to it than finding the VACUUM are all classed as prime farmland. o m $10.8 billion for fuel, lubricants, and Consumers' needs and the changes consumeas right stallion? If you’ve ever had questions on SYSTEMS maintenance for machinery and other make in their food buying decisions determine EVERYONE WELCOME vehicles used in the farm business. to a large extent what and how much fanners for your home, $17.5 billion for feed and seed. will produce. The homemaker’s response to . . .with lifetime $8.3 billion for fertilizer and lime. the needs and likes of her family along with warranty. Products containing 360 million pounds of the manufacturer's and advertiser's skills in ♦Crowning of Pork Queen rubber. This is about five percent of the total processing, packaging and promotion, and the KO. SERVICED used in the United States, or enough to put retailer’s know-how in merchandising and (INSTALLED BY: tires on nearly seven million automobiles. selling-all generate a market for American 33 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity- RELECTRIC farm produce and set the pattern for farm ♦Microwave Demonstrations about 2 percent of the nation's total. That's production McNamara concludes. DAmana 2) Quasar INC. more than the annual residential use of all W e ' r e H e r e |P h. 615,692-2285 New England states plus Maryland, * • SUPPLEMENT TO: The Fairbury Blade, The Kentucky, and Washington, D.C. Fairbury, II. Forrest News, The Chatsworth Plaindealer, T o H e l p ! 6-4 million tons of steel in the form of farm Cullom Chronicle, The Piper City Journal. ♦Craft Display machinery, trucks, cars, fencing, and Page Three building materials. Farm use of steel accounts We all know that rising electric for 40,000 jobs in the steel industry. ISSUES OF THURSDAY, NOV. 13,1980 costs are the result of inflation, ♦Poster Contest not the cause of inflation. But that does not ease the burden of consumers, when high winter ♦Refreshments heating costs fall on top of other bills eating away at the

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TUESDAY, NOVEM BER 4, I9$0 Fairbury; Mr*. Marilyn Dannls, Fairbury; ADMITTED Wasley Woodward, Fairbury; Paul Bannatt, COURTHOUSE Gary Galoway, Chatsworth, Medical; Thawville; Paul Kiigus, Fairbury; Mrs. Jerry Howard, Pontiac, Surgical; Mr*. Stacey M arilyn Todd, Fairbury,- Gary Galloway, Dalton, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Katherine Chatsworth; John Bailay, Fairbury; Mrs. Meister, Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Geneva Sadi* Fairfield. Sibley; Mrs. Ganaiv* Price. NEWS Price, Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. Maria Fairbury; Denise Banwart, Forrest. Green, Fajrbury, Medical. DISMISSED SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, I, 1980 Mrs. Mildred Baize. Gibson City, Medical; ADMITTED City, Small claim Complaint. $875.96 A costs. Miss Gina Runyon, Monticello, Ind., Medical. Miss Victoria Salinas, Fairbury, Medical; JUDGE OARRELL H. RENO. PRESIDING 10-22-80. Mrs. Ruth Pearson, Piper City, Medical. James O. Fornero, 25. Pontiac. Speeding. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of William WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1980 DISMISSED $25, State. H Brackman, Fairbury A Donna Mae ADMITTED Thomas Hetherington, Fairbury; Mrs. Albert M. Hall, 4t, Cornell, Speeding. $25, Brackman, Fairbury. 10-23-80. Christian Schatfer, Forrest, Medical; Paut Bernelda Miller, Cropsey; Mrs. Mari* Green, State. Merle Corban dba Corban's Insurance Kiigus, Fairbury, Medical; Arthur Walters, Fairbury; Mrs. Geneva Price, Chatsworth; James P. Kim ler, 32, Fairbury, Speeding, Agency, Cullom vs. Tom Mills, Kempton, Chatsworth, Medical; Paul Bennett, Mrs. Charles Meuller and Baby Boy.Strawn; $25, Pontiac. Small Claim Complaint. $89.00 A costs. 10-27-80. Thawville, Medical; Denise Bapwart, Forrest, Mrs. Carol Hereford, Colfax; Edward Huber, Ricky H. Thomas, 23, Dwight, No valid Piper City Tri-Ag, Inc., a Del. Corp. vs. Medical; Mrs. Virginia Cor kill, Bloomington, Fairbury. reg., $25, Dwight. John Howell, Melrose Park. At Law. (Cplt.) Surgical; Mrs. Mattie SaathoH, Fairbury, JeHrey L Hahn, 22, Cullom, Speeding. $2,449.58 A costs. 10 28 80. Medical; Mrs. Carol Hereford, ’Colfax, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1980 $100, Cullom. MARRIAGE LICESNES: Medical; Miss Janice Koerner, Fairbury, ADMITTED Timothy G. Reis, 19. Fairbury, III. trans ol Darwin Wallace Stepro and Cindy Irene Surgical. Mrs. Nancy Hammer, Fairbury, Medical. alco, $25, Fairbury. McKinney, both ot Pontiac. 10-28-80. DISMISSED DISMISSED Faith M. Benckendorl, 17, Streator, John D. Kinkade, Long Point and Connie s. Fabiene Little, Fairbury. Mrs. Bethel Armstrong, Fairbury; Ronald Speeding. $25, County. Kinkade. Fairbury, 10-28-80. Ricketts, Fairbury; Miss Theresa Oilman, Douglas J. Call, 30, Dwight, Leaving the Clint T. Jones and Edna S. Vicencio, both of THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1980 Fairbury; Mrs. Mabel Vaughan, Fairbury; scene, $20, Dwight. Pontiac, 10-28-80. ADMITTED Lawrence Simons, Fairbury; Daniel Walter, William A. Wheat, 22, Graymont, Imp 9 Gregory A. Mays and Rhonda J. Miss Dona Harms, Forrest, Medical; Fairbury. starting of vehicle. $25. Pontiac. Groskreutz, both of Pontiac, 10-28-80. Everett Legan, Onarga, Medical; Daniel Lisa M. Crouch, 1A, Emington, III. Poss of Randall M. Steffens and Tina M. Richard­ Walter, Fairbury, Accident,- Raymond M a r­ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1980 alco, $25. Pontiac. son, both of Pontiac, 10-30-80. ti n, Chatsworth, Medical; Lawrence Simons, ADMITTED John F. Durham, 44, Pontiac, Speeding, Paul D. Bartley and Cindy Lou Wynistorf, Fairbury, Medical. Christian Schalfer, Fairbury, Medical; $25, State. both of Saunemin, 10-30-80, DISMISSED Miss Rhonda Kroll, Chatsworth, Medical; Karen K. Kuder, 16, Dwight, Speeding, $25, Darrell E. Kizee, Normal and Connie L. Miss Stacy Dalton, Fairbury; Mrs. Wilma Mrs. Gladys Wessels, Fairbury, Medical; Dwight. Butler, Pontiac, 11-3-80. Knapp, Fairbury; Jerry Howard, Pontiac; Miss Lisa Knittles, Attica, Ind., Surgical; Douglas D. Stephens and Cindy Jo Feller, Mrs. Beth Bork, Forrest; Christian Schaffer, Lawerence Heinrich, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. November 5. 1980 both ol Forrest, 11-3-80. Forrest; Mrs. Mabel Congram. Fairbury; Helen Abts, Fairbury, Medical. WARRANTY DEEDS: MARRIAGES: Miss Jill Bachtold, Fairbury; Mrs. Sheila DISMISSED THE ASPEN SOLOISTS Roberts and Baby Girl, Saunemin; Miss Don­ Stephen F. Herr, Mary Margaret McGlynn, Kim Marie Meredith, Streator and Dennis Miss Ruth Pearson, Piper City; Miss Linda 9 Marie Herr, Dorothy Jean Dunsheath A Jesse Lee Griswold, Pontiac, 10-24-80. Peter Schaaf photo na Harms, Forrest; Miss Janice Koerner, Aupperle, Fairbury; William Munz, Fair­ J. Herr to Jesse J. Herr (E* j SW '. Sec. 34-27 8 Carole Jane Downen, Flanagan and Fairbury; Mrs. Virginia Corkill. Bloom­ bury; Miss Carla Runyon, Fairbury. A W. 44 acs. of SEU Sec 34): 10-8-80 Natl. Howard Jack Claeys, Bloomington, 10-25-80. Violinist Eriko Sato, cellist William Grubb and pianist David Oei, collectively ington; Kristopher Peters, Fairbury. Love A Affection A to effect a partition ol E' i Michelle Sue Weidy and Timothy John Sec. 34 A EVj SW<4 Sec. 34-27-8 (R .s.-). Ulrich, both of Flanagan, 10-25-80. known as the Aspen Soloists, are scheduled to appear in Pontiac, Nov. 17 in the FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1980 BIRTHS Stephen F. Herr, Mary Margaret McGlynn, DIVORCES: Pontiac High school auditorium. The 8 p.m. concert is sponsored by the Pontiac ADMITTED To M r. and Mrs. Charles Mueller, Strawn, M arrie Herr, Dorothy Jean Dunsheath A Jesse Marie L. Grant, And Edward W. Grant, Community association. Mrs. Angela Platz, Cullom, Medical; a baby boy born Tuesday Nov. 4, 1980 at Fair­ J. Herr to Dorothy Jean Dunsheath (All SEU both of Cornell, 10-24-80. Eriko Sato and her husband David Oei, met William Grubb in Aspen, Colo, in Harold Freidman, Faribury, Medical; Daniel bury hospital at 9:08 a.m . weighing 5 lbs. t4 ozs. Sec. 34-27-8, exc. W. 46 acs., together with ad|. Roy Owen Ray and Linda R. Ray, both of the summer of 1976. Their musical and personal compatibility inspired them to Slagel, Fairbury, Medical. 20 ac. rectangular tract off Southerly pt. of Pontiac. 10-29-80. DISMISSED To M r. and Mrs. Dennis Fehr, Fairbury, a NE'/« Sec. 34. etc ); 10-8-80 Natl. Love A Affec Debra J. Ruhlander, Stanville and M ar­ continue professionally. Mrs. Jeanette Folk, Pontiac; Mrs. baby girl, (Beth Norma) born Sunday, Nov. 9, tion A to effect a partition of E' 2 Sec. 34 A E' 2 shall E. Ruhlander, Fairbury, 11-3-80. The tour program features two major works written for violin, cello and piano. Katherine Meister, Forrest, Orville Harper, 1980 at 9:30 p.m. weighing 4 lbs. 10 ozs. SW'/« Sec. 34-27-8 (R .S .-). BIRTHS: They will be played from memory, as will the instrumental solo compositions To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thorndyke, Piper 9 Stephen F. Herr. Mary Margaret McGlynn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thorson, Pontiac, which add variety to the program and reflect the musicians’ versatility. City, a baby girl, born Monday Nov. 10,1980 at M arrie Herr, Dorothy Joan Dunsheath A Jesse Daughter. 10-27-80. Fairbury hospital at 3:24 a.m. weighing 7 lbs. J. Herr to Stephen F. Herr A Mary Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Willis Moulton, Chenoa, Auto theft prevention 6*4 ozs. McGlynn, subj. to life est. in favor of Marrie Daughter, 10-27-80. Replacement Taxes Illinois Secretary’ of State Alan J. Dixon Herr (All N EU Sec. 34-27-8, exc. a 20 ac. rec­ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hendershott, Pon­ Thanksgiving turkey last week announced plans to expand the tiac. Son. 10 29 80. tangular tract off Southerly pt. of N E U . etx.) For those of you who missed them last The fourth quarterly payment under the 13-state Midwest Task Force on Auto Theft Help sonu‘l)o(l> 10-8-80 Nat. Love A Affection A to affect a par­ Mr. and Mrs. David Tarmann, Pontiac, year, or have forgotten, here are some corporate personal property replacement Prevention to all 50 states in the nation and the tition of EVi Sec. 34 A E V j SWU Sec. 34-27 8 Son, to 29-80. back to lift*! suggestions from the Illinois Department of taxes was mailed last week to 6,822 local units Canadian provinces. The Midwest Task Force (R.S.-). Mr. and Mrs. Gene Metz, Forrest, of government, according to J. Thomas Daughter, 10-30-80. Public Health for preparing Thanksgiving is the first of its kind in the nation. The group’s Exco. Inc., a corp., Cullum, III. to Robert P. Johnson, director of the Illinois Department of Van Antwerp A wf. jt. ten. 10-17-80 *10 etc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Saxton, Pontiac, turkey. Thaw your turkey in the refrigerator primary function is to coordinate and Revenue. The final tally for the first full year (R.S. $5.) L 20 Hillside Manor S/D Cullom. Daughter, 11-3-80. or in a place where the surface temperature of streamline law inforcement efforts with the 9 Lyle Honegger A wt. to H-W Systems, Inc., DEATHS: the bird will remain below 45 degrees of the tax showed that local governments goal of reducing auto theft on a broad front, a corp., Fairubry 10 23 80 $10 etc. (R.S. $21.) Joseph Richey, 50, Pontiac, 10-25-80. Fahrenheit or seven degrees Centigrade. received 8552.8 million, or 24 percent more rather than just in one state. States already- Lts. 1 A 2 B 3 Kuenii's Add. Fairbury. Henry Meisenhelder, 87, Fairbury, 10-28-80. When you cook the bird, the thickest part of than the $445.3 million received in the last year participating in the Midwest Task Force are John Gates. 65, Cullom, 10-28-80. EXECUTOR'S DEED: the meat or dressing should reach 165 degrees of the old tax. The tax replaces the former Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Harold Hall. Excr. of L.W. A T. or Roy Wort Edward Leutze, 70, Pontiac, 10-29-80. corporate personal property tax on Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota, zell, dec'd. to Edward Butler 10 24 80 $20,000 00 Norma Lane, 80. Flanagan, 10-30-80. Fahrenheit to assure that all harmful bacteria have been destroyed. After the meal, do not businesses, which was abolished by the new Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio and South (R.S. $20) com. At a pnt. 150' S. of NW cor of B Victor Jones, 75, Pontiac, 10-30-80. state constitution. Re .1 Kt’d ( miss him id (Imtiif 7 C.L. Patton's Add. Fairbury, etc. Katherine Eisele, 92, Peoria, former Pon­ leave your turkey in an unheated oven or on a Dakota. COURT PROCEEDINGS: tiac. 10-31 80. kitchen counter. Refrigerate leftovers at once. Steve L. Metz dba Culkin Agency. Forrest Susie Stried. 84, Chenoa, 11-1-80. vs. Darlene Berges, Fairbury Small Claim Pearl Cunningham, Streator, former Pon­ Complaint. $157.19. 10 22 80. tiac, 11-1-80. Pontiac Leader Publishing Co., Inc. vs. John Abbaduska, 69, Odell, 11-2-80. 9 Nick Ziatsdba Diats Construction Co.. Granite Herbert Pafchett, 83, Dwight, 11-3-80. Refugee public assistance Governor James R. Thompson last week announced that application from about 1,900 Cuban and Haitian entrants in Illinois will now be processed following receipt of federal "W hy w ould notification that public assistance for the refugees will be underwritten totally by federal dollars. The application were delayed a u tility care by the Illiinois Department of Public Aid pending a determination by the federal government of their legal status. how I fool 9 In an effort to help people with hearing and callers reach a recorded announcement or speaking difficulties use the telephone, the have other difficulties making a call. Bell System is providing a 24-hour operator Where can 1 obtaint more information LIVINGSTON CHAPTER about how It service for people who communicate over about TDD operator services? phone lines via special telecommunications TDD users can dial 800/972-9002 for more FULL GOSPEL BUSINESS devices (TDDs). information. Those with normal speech and MEN’S FELLOWSHIP o p e r a t e s ? ” How can use this new operator service? 1 hearing should dial 800/572-5062. INTERNATIONAL By dialing a toll-free number, TDD users Write or call Lt. Governor Dave O’Neal's can phone anywhere in the continental United Senior Action Centers at 160 North LaSalle, States and reach a special operator who will Chicago 60601, or 3 West Old Town Mall, assist with person-to-person, collect, credit Springfield 62701, with questions or comments card and third-party calls. The number is about any state government agency or 9 800/855-1155. program. Call statewide toll free 800/252-6565 How does this operator service work? or metropolitan Chicago 312/793-3333. A TDD is a typewriter-like keyboard unit which is attached to the phone. Responses Invites y>u to the come either on a visual display terminal or on A pertinent question. H ere’s our reply. a printout. When the TDD caller reaches the Monthly Buffet special operator, he or she types the message Dinner Meeting to the operator, who has a similar device. to be held at the AT CIPS, our primary job is to provide you changed to monthly billing and enclosed a Although the expanded operator service is the most dependable energy service possi­ provided by the Bell System, it also is return envelope because you asked for it. Palamar Restaurant ble. And we’re proud of our good service 9 available to callers dialing from non-Bel) City Rte. 66 & 116 When you tell us you feel there’s something System, it also is available to callers dialing record, reliable equipment, operations and from non-Bell telephone company territories. Pontiac, III. maintenance. But, there’s more. We need wrong concerning your service, we try our Can a TDD user receive directory Fri.. Nov. 14,1980 to inform you about such matters as the best to deal with your concern. We also assistance? services we offer, our rates, billing practices provide information you have requested, Yes, the operator will help TDD users Dinner i t 7:00 p.m. Meeting at 8:00 p.m. and need, such as directions on how to read obtain numbers not listed in TDD directories. Men, women & children welcomed and your rights as a utility customer. We your meter; how to conserve energy; how to The special operators will also help when TDD Adults $4.85 Meeting Free also want to know your concerns. insulate your home . . . well even help you Children 12 & under $2.75 SUPPLEMENT TO: The Fairbury Blade, The THAT’S WHY for many years we’ve con­ find a reliable insulation installer. Forrest News, The ChatswOrth Plaindealer, If you cannot make It for tne ducted annual surveys of your opinions. As Cullom Chronicle, The Piper City Journal. dinner come for the meeting a result, we’ve made many changes and WE NEED TO KNOW if you feel we re PAGE FOUR Reservations needed for have gained a greater understanding of you doing our work well and we need to know ISSUES OF THURSDAY, NOV. 13,1980 It seems that a motorist living in Normal is dinner only as our customer. what areas you think need improving. such a consistent speeder that the local police Call Howard Meister FOR EXAMPLE, your bill now is enclosed Doing business is a two-way street. Keeping are prepared to give him a season ticket. 815-692-3738 in an envelope because you let us know you you informed and listening to your opinions CULLOM GUEST5PEAKER: If you will recall - the first movies were black preferred it to a postcard bill. We also enables us to serve you more efficiently. FLEA MARKET and white. Now lots of them are off-color. James T. Jackson SUN., NOV. 16 I presume that there are still a few more Jim's concept in Life as a A t CIPS, we cere how you feel about the Job we’re thing, Cullom Community Bldg. marriages than divorces, suggesting that our businessman was to find and we want you to know how we’re doing it. 9 A.M. to S P.M. ministers can still out-talk our attorneys. fulfillment through the Power (NO OUTSIDE SPACE) Money and Success could offer. Sponsored By: Hopefully the election conveyed the message In 1964, Jim made Jesus the to our legislators to refrain from encouraging Lord of his Life and then Cullom Centennial us to forfeit self-reliance and to re-instate the realized he had True P o w e r and Committee incentive system. True Fulfillment. P.O. BOX 277 Phone B15-M9-2445 He now conducts teaching C EN TRAL ILLUSION Donation-5

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Bob McDiM tune. 'I'm Really Bannon make a successful Joe Stampley is again Me. You're Really You,'.plus commercial team, both on stompin' up the charts, this 'Only The Lonely Know.' stage and even more so on time with one of his own Love Scenes'-and 'I've Given record, and this outing is a tunes; 'There's Another Bout All I Can Take.' good example of their talents. Woman' on Epic Records. These and the other album Mr and Mrs. Bannon co tracks in this collection are wrote one tune on the LP, made even better by the Perfect Match.' although A plus pickings of lead guitar Bannon co-wrote, with other man Bobby Neal and steel writers, 'Breakfast In Bed' guitar wizard Lloyd Green and 'I Can't Get Enough ' Strings and background Bannon is also scoring with vocal overdubs were record an Epic single version ot the ed at Columbia Studios in old Baker Knight tune. CBS Records has two of The McClain LP continues Nashville. 'There'll Never Be Anyone the best current album offer to prove the fact that Charly Buddy Kitten produced the Else But You For Me ' ings on the country music is much more than just Mandrell/Bannon album at market with the introduction another female country Nashville's SoundShop of their recent Who's Cheat.n' singer Larry Rogers produc Studio, using some of Sytvia Who. by Charly McClain, ed Charly's Who's Cheatin' Nashville's premier pickers, The ex Nashville secretary, and Love Won't Let Us Go, by Who at Lyn Lou Studios including Jerry Shook, Son­ Sylvia, is still proving the the husband and wife team Memphis. Tennessee The ny Garrish, Bobby Wood. Cinderella story can still of Louise Mandrell and R.C. tracks include such cuts as Lloyd Green. Tommy come true Sylvia came out of Bannon the title song, along with the Williams and Terry a Nashville publishing office, McMillan into RCA Studios and onto / ------\ the RCA label tor a single titl­ Louise is every bit the ed Tumbleweed' that is now looker that her sister Bar­ onto the country charts bara is. and there is the across the nation. And resemblance in the voice too. despite what the title might it you listen for it Louise Mandrel imply, this is not a song ot the She and her husband R C and R.C. Bannon old West or the Plains

Will the real Kenny Rogers 1 1 l i e i f i t i s i M i s i r i l please stand up ... and sing? the! m H p m 2 window He wore western clothes with the shirt opened to reveal a heavily haired chest and a medallion hanging from his neck Although he was amply shaded by a towering sun-shield of a K e e p th e H e a t O u t • • .and cowboy hat with feathery decorations, his eyes strained into a squint Wisps of grey hair framed the warm, tanned face, ad ding to Mis buckeroo aspect As he ambled confidently towards- the amphitheater, alone, his reverie was suddenly disconnected the Cool by a woman's squeal ot adoration, "It's him '" Then. Larry Anderson braced himself and did what he always does when he's besieged by Kenny Rogers devotees He grated out a line from Rogers' classic repertoire “ You pick­ ed a fine time to le-eeeaaave me. Lucille " And, as usual, that meager offering elicited a chorus of overwtietmmg "Awwwws” and the comment, "You may look like him but you sure don t sing like him!" Anderson, who professes not to look like Kenny Rogers “ that much," was the winner of a Kenny Rogers' Look-alike I to MJIHm Dm( Imprave The Contest at last summer's Veto* M T*«r N*«m . Am4 Art Wisconsin State Fair, where Available to Any Six* »r Rogers -genuine a rticle-w as j filming and taping portions of his two efty visit there for his THE THERMAL-GARD third special The special. Kenny Rogers' REPLACEMENT WINDOW America.' features Rogers per­ forming in concert and his in­ PAYS FOR ITSELF teractions with friends and in­ dividual fans - on and off the a IN MJUNTCNMCf MINKS road and will be broadcast I * INSTJULATHM LUO* MINKS Thursday. November 20 on Kenny Rogers CBS TV Rogers' guest stars are * CNtKT MtflIKS Terry Bradshaw and other membe's of the Pittsburgh Steeters * TAX CftOtT Of »% and Kim Carnes, and his special guests are the popular singing group. The Commodores Rogers later met Anderson and agreed with the |udges about the underground construction worker's resembtarte to him Anderson won over some 85 other candidates who had NOW been told by friends and relatives tha! they alt indeed looked like IIMU-UN the popular smger-composer i i f m m m t Though some contestants were tall and others short, and some had blonde hatr and others brown (most sporting the Rogers trademark, silver fox grey; they had all been admonish ed. back home, not to return (or in the case ot an architect not to return to work) it they didn't at least enter the contest Dick Sandberq Nonetheless, all insisted they entered for the fun of it Mosl Salat A Service felt they didn't look like Rogers at all But one confident soul ex­ IS yrs experience plained. "THEY say I look |us» like him!" And iust who suggested that to the 5 foot 2 inch tall chromeplater? "My girlfriends all three of 'em." Another fellow, a 6 tool 5 inch taH minister, opined. "I think I took tike him But if I had to sir^. I'd be in trouble." AL-dTAR Haaae RntyUaf tfiv Rogers quipped, m his inimitable fashion, after meeting IM C lib i si llflntn II. SIM ^ A b S t a r . Anderson. "With all that grey hair. I must be getting otd. I think I aa iMfmifl toi uilag mr|« I'll send you on the road in my place." How does Rogers tod about so many people thinking they t ic n ie R e look like him? “ I'm flattered." he responds "I think it's . nice. It is m fun, and I take it in the spirit N is intended." “ What's ready uncomfortable tor me," Rogers continued, a ts» EAST WALNUT smile blossoming at tha comers of Na mouth, “is when I'm at a concert and I see a guy in Vie toont row who thinks he looks like .«*- OGLESBY, IL. me, but who also tools rd w ta b lf Arte Johnson." Urn Rm Tmm T* Cal. J 1 S ¥

Update - Nov. 12 -18, I960 - TWO ((daytim e)) TV Update WED THRU TUES 8:00 9 (1C Morning QD(2) Sunrise Semester Conversion Chart 9 Morning Morning (EXC. C.T.C. k09tioli CaH AfBh WEDJ Cabin Letters late Origin 9 0 N l Ctulx-Talk And Cabto FCC Varlaty m (X) WBOM COB Chicago,A. 9 Knowladga (Exc.®ur., m ro WANO ABC Deccetur, M. Tun.) Haalth Fiald (10) m wteo . NBC ChaHtHb^i (TUt.THUR.) ® WMOO CBS PaocU, ft. i NewstaM CD WCtA CM Champaign, | 700 Club __ ea WEEK NBC Peoria, E. 6:02 CD WMAO NBC Chicago, B. 6.-06 Perspectives 0 WFLD MO Chic age, B. 6:16 A.M. Waathnr (Exc. Mon.) Chicago, B. 6:24 I (SD /o u r World, Weather, CD WLS ABC Town And Country • WftAU ABC Peoria, B. 6:25 9 Mown (D WON MO Chicago, B. 6:30 9 9 $ Morning ConUnuee __ f f l W8NS MO Chicago, B. (2) (2) It’a Worth Knowing ® WTTW EDUC Chicago. B. About Ua — WILL EOUC Champaign, 9 Today In Chicago 9 9 Comady Classic* 0 Dating Gama VHIa Alegre 9 BuHwinkla Saaama Straat (16) 9 Vidal Saaaon: Your SUNDAY______12:30 0 3 1(2 )1 1 0 Search For 3:30 0 Toni TennMe Show N#w Day sTomorrowTor (2) Match Game 9 ABC Captlonad Nawa (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE SPECIAL 8:00 PM Days Of Our Uvea Special Treat (Wad.) (Exc. Mon.) 0 Tennessee Tuxedo 'Sunshine's On The Way' E.S.T., P.S.T. -7:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. 6:36 9 Ed Alton Show WEDNESDAY B! Mika Douglas (WED.) Newlywed Gama (EXC NOV. 12, 1980 "Saturday Night Fever" 1977 John Travolta. Donna Pescow A 6:45 9 A.M. Waathnr (Mon.) 0 Leave N To Beaver WED.) Brooklyn youth only finds meaning in his life when dancing at ® Closer To God Today a 6:50 3-2-1 Contact (Closed 0 0 Woody Woodpecker EVENING local disco 6:54 WLS Editorial «Can tinned! 0 9 Aftarschool Special 6:55 a(£ (2 ) WBBM Editorial 12:68 0 ABC Newebrief (Wad.) Stoned' (WEO.).Pel- BOO F3d < 2 ) N (NBC) SUNDAY BIG EVENT 8:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T 7:00 9 9 t Budwinkla 1:00 9 ( £ ( 2 ) 0 0 As Tha World licoat Junction (EXC. WED.) Nawa -7:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. (1)(2) Morning Turns (8) 37) Afterschool Bpoclal D 9 0 M.A.8.H. 9 Captain Kangaroo Captain 0 6)37) Joker's WHd "Mario Puzo's 'The Godfather': The Complete Novel lor Televi­ 0 0 (16) 9 0 Another (Wad.) 'Stoned'. John David­ Kangaroo (EXC WED ) World son Show (EXC. WED.) 0 I BarneyI Miliar sion" Robert DeNiro. Marlon Brando Conclusion ol the lour part 0 0 ( 1 0 ) 3 1 ) 0 Today 0J Mk Rookies nine hour dramatization ot the best seller including the two 11 Love Lucy 0 Scooby Ooo 9 9 r 1 (8 )3 7 )® One Lite To 9 0 M o v la ‘PasalonateThler 06)t) 3© Channel 15 New Academy Award-winning movies. The Godfather (1972) anil The 1(8)99(9) Good Morning MacNaH-Lahrar Rsi Godfather II' (1974) (R) Live (WED.), ‘Latter from an Unk­ S' America 9 0 700Club nown Woman- (THUR.). ‘Day ol 0BDick 1 Cavatt Show 9 Ray Raynar And HI* 9 Over Eaay the Triffida'(FRI.).'WhereLov# 6:30 9 0 Happy Days Ag MONDAY ______Frianda 0 In-School Programming Has Gone' (MON ). 'Subter- 0 M.A.S.H. 9 Ovar Eaay 9 9 (16) 9) 0 F| (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM 1:30 0 Another Worid fuge'JTUE.) 7:30 0 0 Undardog 0 0 Courtship Of Eddie's ( 1 8 ) 9 GiMgan'a Island Faud E.S.T., P.S.T. 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 9 9 Magilla Gorilla Father 9 Mistar Rogers 9 0 9 0 AH ln| "The Diary of Anne Frank" 1980 Maximilian Schell. Moiiss.i 9 Dick Cavatt Show 0 Vidal Sassoon: Your Now 3:55 0 0 TVPOWWWt Family Gilbert The classtc story ol a teenaged girl and the seven people 7:45 9 A.M. Waathnr Day 4:00 (£ (2 ) Jim Rockford: Private 37) TicTac Dough who went into hiding in Amsterdam following the Nazi invasion 8:00 9 (2) (2) 9$ Captain 9 Movie Pure Hell of St. Trin- Investigator a Carol Burnstt Kangaroo ian'a' (W ED.). 'King Solomon's 9 0 GHWgen’aIsland Frianda TUESDAY______9 Jafferaona Minea (THUR ).‘Murder (FRI ). 9 Mary Tyler Moore Show 9 Wild Wild Wc 9 9 BattlaOf ThaPtanata Mother Wore Tights' (MON.). (Exc. wad.) Animals (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.S T., P.S T. - 7:00 9 Bozo ‘ Stairway to Heaven' (TUE.) 0 0 Tom And Jerry 9 MacNaH-Lahrar I PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 9 (96 TV Cottage (Exc. 1:68 _ (8)37)9 FYl 0 That’s Hollywood (Wad.) 6:55 2) (2) WBBM Editorial Mon.) 2:00 0 Guiding 0 9 Andy Griffith Show 9 WLS Editorial "The Trial of Billy Jack" 1974 Delores Taylor. Tom laughlm A 9 Villa Alagra ® («) “ “ halt Indian Vietnam War hero lights establishment ton es to defend (Jght (Exc.wad.) 7.-00 0 (£ (2 )0 0 EnosEl 9 Saaama Straat recruited for a special Ld a reservation and its school 9 ( 1 1 ) 9 0 Texas 0 FNntstones 8:30 B M lie A 9 0 Beverly HMbHNes (16) 9 Brady Bunch geles Police Department | 9 9 Fllntatonaa squad a Mar he single-han WEDNESDAY 0 0 (8) 37) W General 9 Sesame Straat O Miaiar Rogara Hospitalnvi 0 Mister Rogers B:00 9 (2 1 (2 )9 $ Jattaraona Love American Style 4:30 0 Hour Magazine (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T . 9 0 9 ) Phil Donation P.S.T. 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 2:30 Texas 0 Tic Tac Dough Show i 0 Spider man Nawa RSDAY "Homeward Bound" 1980 David Soul Barnard Hughes The 9 (16) OS) 3$ Laa Vagaa 0 Scooby Ooo Brady Bunch X' 13.1000 drama locuses on the strong relationship that develops in the lace Gambit 0 1«~ 0 F Troop _ Hogan's Heroes ot tragedy among a divorced man, his long estranged lather and 9 Laa vagaa Gambit 1 Electric Company (8) 9 Dick Van Dyke Show EVENING his incurably ill teen age son 9 9 Romper Room ( 2 ) 9 0 Nawebraak (Wad.) 9 A.M. Chicago (8 )3 7 )9 FVI 0 GHHgan‘a Island 6:00 0 (t)(2) THURSDAY ______(If) Looking In l Tom And Jerry 8 ) 9 Happy Days Again Mo via 'Captain Carey. USA' )(2) One Day Al A Time “ 3-2-1 Contact 9 0 9 0 M.A.S.H. S 0 3 7 ) Joker's WHd (NBC) THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM (WED ). Palulia' (THUR ). 'Go 0Movta'HarrytnYourPockel' 5:00 (2) News 0 Barney MMer E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8.00 PM C .S .T, M.S.T Weal. YounoMan'(FRI).'Daisy (WED.). 'Cop And Robbara' Mary Tyler Moore Show “Skyward" 1980 Bette Davis 'Suzy Giistrap A touching World Kenyon' (MON ), Dr Kildare's (THUR ), Tha FHe Of The Got The Facta lor Boys (THUR.) 9 0 Rookies Strange Case' (TUE ) den Goose' (FRI.). 'Live ALittle. Joker’s Wild (1 6 )® Channel 161 Premiere drama about a plucky girl who yearns to escape the con 0 MacNaH-Lahrar B fines ot a wheelchair by learning to pilot an airplane and how she is 18 6 700 Chib Love A Little' (MON ). Spinout’ Sesame Straat | ( 0 Dick Cavatt Show helped by a tormer movie stunt pilot and the watchman at a dusty In-School Programming 8)6 6:30 9 0 Happy Days Ag Texas airport 1 0 Captain Jink* Show 9:30 (I) ( 2 ) 0 A Bee Mighty Mouse And 9 Channel 15 Nawa 0 M.A.S.H. 9 (16) 9) 0 0 0 (16) 3 0 0 FRIDAY______.______Frianda 3-2-1 Contact (Closed Blockbusters 9 Afterschool Special Faud 9 0 Ptaaaa Don't Eat Tha (Wad.) Movie (EXC. WED.) 9 0 9 0 AH (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. Dalsias Fm i IIv -8.00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. 'Abominable Dr. Phibaa' 9 Edge Of Night (THUR ). ‘Dr. Phibaa Riaaa 37) Tic Tac Dough Carol Burnett | “Convoy" 1978 Kris Krrstotterson. All MacGtaw CB radios OD Bozo Again' (FRI ). Lord* Ot Flat- a squawk and roar, threats and lists fly like hornets, cop cars and 10:00 ( 0 ( 2 ) 9 9 1 ) Price Is bush' (MON ). Coolay High' Friends SRight • 9 WHd WHd Wo grant trucks smash through anything standing in their way and a (TUE.) truck-drivm' wildman with a beautiful woman at his side roars 9 9 ( 1 6 ) 9 ) 9 Wheel Of 0 ( 1 ) 3 7 ) 9 Edge Of Might 0 6 Animals through the night a I the head ot a long line ol high powered rigs fry Fortune 9 Bugs Bunny And Frianda I Welcome Back, Kotter MacNaH-Lahrar t rng to outrun an equally rowdy army ol cops 9 0 Partridge Family 0 0 Let's Make A Deal 1 0 You Bet Your Ufa 6:65 _ (JJMWBBM Editorial | 9 9 ( 8 ) 3 7 ) 9 Love Boat ( 1 6 ) 9 l Love Lucy i Dick Cavaft Show S Editorial SATURDAY______9 Electric Company 7:00 8 (£ (2 )0 0 Spt 10:30 9 9 ( 1 6 ) 9 ) 0 Password Presentation ‘R ocky] (NBC) DOUBLE FEATURE SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE Phis Stars: SytVestsr Station MOVIES. 8:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T 7:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T 9 0 Groan Acres Shire. The movie tails th "The Car" 1977 James Brolrn Kathleen Lloyd Thriller about a 9 ( 9 6 Mundo Htspano mgstoryoltheeffortsof^ 9 3-2-1 Contact (Closed lime boxer and slraal | killer car which demonically runs people down CtpUOHfd) Philadelphia, Rocky I 10:57 9 (J)(2 )9 (1 $ Nawebraak who battles against I (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:30 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. - 7:30 11:00 9 $ f ) ( t ) 9 ( f $ Voung AndTha whelming odds lo I PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. Raatlaas something ol himself. (2 1 "Same Time, Next Year" 1978 Ellen Burstyn. Alan Alda A 9 0 I Love Lucy m inaj chance encounter between two happily married people turns into a 9 Card Sharks 09(16)90 Th once-a year relationship that spans ttiree decades 9 9 Monkaaa Night At The Movies I 9 9 ( 8 ) 0 7 ) 9 ) FamilyFaud Puzo's Tha Godlalhaq (NBC) DOUBLE FEATURE SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 9 Phil Donahue Show Stars MerlonBrando./ (16) 9 To Tall Tha Truth o The drema probes a II MOVIES. 10.00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. 9.00 PM C.S.T.. 9 0 In-School olcontraslsaatheappr| M.S.T. Programming family, business and r l "The Bermuda Triangle" 1978 Narrated by Brad Crandall This 11:30 9 9 ( 1 6 ) 9 ) 0 Doctors ships with rivals reflq film depicts items from the mountainous tile ot data, including 9 0 Munstara You’re complex nature ol lile in verified incidents, official reports, ships' logs, eyewilness accounts ( 8 ) 9 9 ) Ryan's Hope derworld (Pt. I. of a lo and new evidence about that mysterious area ot ttie sea between 0 Gong Show presentation; 2 hre.) (t| Bermuda and the Caribbean islands 1 Big Bhta Marble One in a Million! Captioned; U.S.A.) 11:67 ( 1 6 ) 9 NBC News Update 11:56 00(8)07)9 FVI I (8) ® < So for your banking convenience, Mindy An Orkan Eldar a _ AFTERNOON we are here to serve you with more rid Mork ot hla earthly« 12.-00 f v t l submitting him to a c (2) NooobfllkNoon! hours, two new walk-ups and three attempt at aggs-orc — — Days Ot Our new drive-ups at our tha Ritual ol tha Sac (16) ® a (Season-Premiere; 601 Uvea New Banking Center A* My — S “ Plva MNBon Vg : 8. w * Route 24 East at 4th Street Earth” 1BB6 Andre CMdrtn Barbara Shelley A I 9 Andy Qrtfftth Show aula unearthed In I tainscluestoaiia DRIVE-UP•UP anand WALK-UP invasion ol Earth. (21 STOLLER & MAURER Mon.Jues.,WsdJ_ 8 A.M. to SP.M. Thursday. ,8A.M. to 12 noon ______Chain'Beginning his at q Construction Company & Friday__ L.8A.M . to 6 P.M. 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situation with beautiful women year-old son attempts to tmd a thalmaycoslBurihisiobandhis new life tor herself. (Repeat) marriage and Jodie's custody 9 9 (1 8 )9 $ 9 Th* Tonight battle for hi*baby comas to a Show Host: Johnny Carson. (60 dramatic conclusion. (Season SOAP Pramiera; 60 mina.) Benny HHI Show 9 9 Survival 'Caribou. Th* (8) ® 9® ABC New* Emotions rise as Jessica Incredible Journey'Narrated by sinks and the laughter goes Michael Landon. this documen­ I Prisoner: C*H Block H tary examines Ihe grueling For Th* Record: Certain on and on when ABC-TVs 2.000 mile annual trek made by Practice* hit comedy series ‘Soap’ approximately 125.000 car­ 9 ABC Captioned News makes its season premiere ibou. ranging from the Yukon 10:50 9 9 (8) 97) 9$ Love with a special one-hour Territory lo an area north of the Boat-Police Woman Love Arctic Circle (60 mins.) Boat- 'Mona Of The Movies’ episode on WEDNESDAY, 8:30 9 9 To Ten Th* Truth The owner ol a chain ol auto NOVEMBER 12 8:5# 9 9 Newscene repair shops taels outclassed Pictured are (left to right) 8:00 9 9 (18) OS 9 Quincy when he meets a movie star. Granville Van Dusen, Quincy's lab technician. Sam Polcie Woman-'Generation Ot Fujiyama, develops a process Evil' When the grandson ol a Katherine Helmond (in by which he proves that a su­ well-known underworld figure is bed), Diana Canova and spected rapist can't be guilty kidnapped. Pepper poses as a Jennifer Salt. because his teeth don't match showgirl to uncover the abduc­ those that left bite markson the chick ujtwcs roe cjuct raw tors. (Repeat; 2 hrs., 15 mins ) rape victims. (Season- 11:00 9 9 Comedy Classics Premiere: 60 mins.) 9 Movie -(Western) •»* 9 9 Don Lane Show "Major Dundee" 1985 WEDNESDAY captura* twoof America'smost Wilderness' 99(8)97)0) VegeSAsDan Chariton Heston, Richard Har­ NOV. 12, 1080 wanted talons. (Premiere; 60 9 Over Easy Guest: Actor Tanna races to apprehend a ris. A cavalry officer leads as­ mina.) Werner Klemperer.Ho*ts:Hugh terrorizing motorcyclist su­ sorted misfits again*! the EVENING 99 (1 0 )0 1 )9 Real People Downs and Frank Blair spected ot critically shooting Apaches. (2hrs., 30mins.) A visit to the world's largest (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A ) Bea and murdering two in­ e*» 9(D(2)99l 9 98 Programming pizza parlor, a look at a Mem­ 7:30 9 Joker'* WHd nocents. his investigation Unannounced phis man who claims he's Irom Superstar Profile becomes complicated by a 11:30 9 9 9$ Streele Of San . _ » ( » « M.A.S.H. the planet Zambodia, and a S beautilul young writer (60 )97) Jo k e r* WHd 7:5# 9 9 Newscene Francisco B e profile of Terry Fox. the heroic 8:00 9(D (2 )9 9 $ CBS Wednes­ mins.) 99(18)9$3® Tomorrow i iBwiwy Muter young Canadian who lost one day Night Movie 'Angel City' 9 New* I M Rook 1*1 Host: Tom Snyder. 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(60 mins ) ished West Virginia family that Soundstage Special This 8:30 9 3 $ Happy Days Again 12:00 9 ABC Captioned News I Magazine tourneys to Ihe South Florida special lollows the popular 12:30 9 9 $ Your World 9 9 (8) (t ® (It) Eight is vegetable and fruit fields to im- Swediah rock group, Abba, on 9 Mary Tyler Moore Show 9 ■ » flO ) m 3® Family their concert lour of theU S and Faod Enough Abby receives her proveits lot as migrant work era. 1:00 CD (2 )9 New* doctorate in education only to and stumbles onto a locked in England (60 mins.) 9 3 ® Evening Meditation O O It 32 AH In Th* be forced to accept a counsel labor camp. (2 hrs.) fl:55 9 9 Newscene Family 9 Toni TannIHe Show mg job al the rowdiest high 9 9 (18) 9® 9 Dltf'rant 10:00 0(D(£)99990(8)97) 1:0# 9 Movi* -(Comedy) •• (ff) Tic TacOough school in Sacramento, where Strokes As Arnold. Willis and 98) (2® (Ml News Carol Bumatt And "She'sGotEverything" 1838 S she is attacked. (60 mins ) Mr Drummond ase about to 0 9 M.A.S.H. Gene Raymond, Ann Sothern Frtanda (Closed-Captioned; U S A ) leave the bank alter making a O Hollywood Squares 9 Wild Wild World Of Penniless society girl's credi­ 9 Movie -(Musical) •••* withdrawal, robbers appear (18) (I® Channel 15 News tors are trying tomarry her off to Animal* "Clambake" 1987 Elvis Pres and they are taken hostage 9 Dr. Who a wealthy man. (6 1 mins ) O MacNall-Lahrar Report ley. Shelly Fabares. Rich play (Season-Premiere. 6 0 mins ) © Twilight Zone 8:55 (f) (2) WBBM Editorial 0 9 $ News boy comes to Miami where, (Closed-Captioned. U S A ) 10:30 9 ( ID Baretta (8) 97) PTL Club-Talk And 9 WLS Editorial wanting to make good on his Tic Tec Dough (2) (2) 9 CBS Late Movie Variety 7:00 t § ( 21(2)930 EnoaEnoa is own. changes identity with a l(8)97)(1® Soap Theworld ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE recruited tor a special I ns 1:15 (i>(2) WBBM Editorial poor water-skiinginstructor (2 finds out it Jessica Tale lives or ANYMORE' 1975 Stars. 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(Repeat) a Barney MMar his new career as a country star 12:40 d)(2) News 9 M Rookie* Captioned; U.S.A.) 9 M.A.S.H. 12:55 (2) (2) WBBM Editorial 7:30 ^ 9 Joker’s WNd and singa live songs from his 00(18)9® 3® The Tonight (18) (I® Channel 15 Nears country album (SOmins ) 1:00 CD (2) Movie -(Western) •• H 9 MecNeH-Lehrer Report 1 Up And Coming' Righteous Show Host: Johnny Carson "Lon* Star" 1052 Clark 9 Dick Cavett Show Rumors' Valerie is accused of 1 Don Lena Show Guest: Tim Conway (60 Gable. Ava Gardner Two bitter wanting to be white when ahe S o1(8) / 07) (I® 20-20 mina.) 8:30 9 0 $ Happy Days Again 9 Nan political rivals fight for the two 9 M.A.S.H. rejects an article by a black i News 9 9 Benny HHI Show things they love moat; Texas 9 9 (18) (I® 9 Family student. (Closed-Captioned; 9 (B Programming 9 9 (8) 97> 9$ ABC Newt and the same girl (2 hrs ) Feud USA.) Unannounced NlghtHne 9 9 (I® 9 AH In The 7:5# 9 9 Newscene 9 Cosmos 'Backbone ot 0 Prisoner. 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U S A ) Angels—Police Woman 9 MacNaH Lahrer Report stayed on a little bit longer (60 mins ) Charlie's Angels- 'Angels In 3+1 8:55 (I)(Z) WBBM Editorial 9 Sneak Preview* 'Changing 9 Against The Wind Springtime' The angels pene­ 9 WLS Editorial Hollywood Sex Roles' #.-30 9 (2) (2) 9 Of) M.A.S.H. trate an exclusive all-female Electric Ranges 7:00 9i2 )(2 )9 'S$ Special Movie 9 National Geographic 'Wild Colonel Potter turns crochiaty health spa to investigate the Presentation 'Rocky' 1076 River' when he catches the mumps, murder ol a famous Broadway Stars: Sylvester Stallone. Taka 8:30 9 9 To TeH The Truth and his condition is worsened actress Police Woman- Cold ^ 9 Made Only By 9 9 (8) (IT) (10 It's A Living whenanotherM.A S.H member Wind' Pepper poses as an art Shire The movie tells the uplift­ gets the same disease and has ing story of the elf ort s ot a amaH- Vicki drives the other wai classmodellofindthemurderer r w m a n a lime boxer and street punk In . tressesbananaswithallthetalk to move in with him (Repeal) 01 two workmen (Repeat. 2 , Philadelphia, Rocky Balboa, about her lather's impending 0:55 9 9 Newscene hrs . 15mins ) who battles against over­ visit but the long-awaited reun 10:00 9!2)(Z)99999(8)(i7) 11:00 9 Streete Of San Francisco whelming odds to make ion is short circuited when she (18) (2® a t News 9 9 Comedy Classics something olhimaeH. (2 hrs. 30 learns that her father is having 9 9 M.A.S.H. 9 Movie -(Drama)...... mine) an affair with Nancy. 9 Hollywood Squares • ing Of Pelham 1 2 3 " 1074 9 9(18)0® 9 Thursday 9 This Old Mouse The kitchen (18) (1® Channel 15 News Walter Matthau. Roberi Shaw Night At The Movie* MariO walls are plastered, the chim 9 Dr. Who Four hijackers take over a New Puzo’s The Qodlalher' 1077 nay gets soma attention, and 9 Twilight Zone York City subway train; their Stars MarionBrando.AIPacin- work starts on the crumbling 10:30 991) Beretta demand: I million dollars or o The drama probes a life style Iron! porch (T> (Z) CBS Late Movie THE death to all the passengers (2 ol contrasts astheapproachto 8:5# 9 9 Newscene JEFFERSO N Lunch With hrs ) tamily. business and relation- •:00 9 9 (IS) (4) 9 Georg* Mama' Stars: Isabel Sanford. 11:30 9 (J$ Straels Of San ahipa with rivals rellect the Burnt In HathvBIt? Sherman Hemsley Two woman Francisco complex nature ol life in the un­ derworld. (Pt. 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SATURDAY Movie ^ omad y-41 ya i ar y) NOV. 16.1N O •• “Bowery Boye Meet Mom- etere" IB M Bowery Boys, iua and LaNa Ward aa Or Lloyd CorrlBen. The Boye ere (3hra . 30mina.) THE GODFATHER Thought For Th» Day trapped In a houee wtth a mad 10:88 • • (I)® ® Dear Ala PART II Sunrise gamester .(90 mins.) TaN 8:B6 I (2 ) 0 ( 8 ) In The Newe Somebody Levee You 9*» I 9ig Blue Marble Part two of 'Mario Puzo's The I TV CoHege Bualnesa G o d fa th e r: The Complete Novel EdHortei for Television' airs on NBC GD (t) It’a Worth Knowing Friday Night at the Movies.' I Us FNntetonee FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 aw Zoo Revue In this part. Don Vito Corleone 1 A Better Way Ropeye (Marlon Brando, illustrated) is the target of assassins after he 0 0 (H )® 0 Daffy Duck refuses to |oin a rival capo in drug trade. But his high- i*jrjn rk principaled son. Michael (Al nlla tluRrWB sBhrilla iw-vinywt HleiAwt Pacino), avenges the attack on • Matinee At The B|o« his father by getting the rival 'Palooka' Jimmie Deraate stare chieftain and his accomplice. as Joe Palooka'e manager In biTha The four-part, nine hour this comedy about boxers and AFTERNOON dramatization continues Sat­ Hour the people who share their urday and Sunday on NBC-TV. 9 Farm Report struggles In the fight game. (00 12:00 chick ujrmu ro» cmct nm 0 Over Easy Hosts: Hugh minaj 'Sunahina'aontha Way'i Downs and Frank Blair, 0:86 aga aaaiatant In a ratir (Closed-Captionitloned; U S A ) 10*X> homa, whp parauada 7:26 • • ( F ) ® ® The Super Ssrss nawait arrival, a jazz tro I ® Movie -(Weetem) iat whom aha idolizaa. I "Charge AlI Feather Rtver" ( ( F r i d a y ) ) 7:26 In The News tha othar muaiclarta thar 7:30 Tom And Jerry 1963 Guy Madison. Vera MHes. prova thair band anougt Show American cavalrymen turn back on 'Tha Tonight Show FRIDAY Washington Week In 1.00 0 0 Evening Meditation Our People i oe tide of Indian uprising, caused mint) NOV. 14, 1980 • Toni TennWe Show by their rescue ol two white 2 Kidding Around 6:30 To Ten The Truth 1:06 Denial Boone women. (2 hrs ® Movia -(Comat EVENING Up And Coming 'Love's 1:36 • Movie -(Adventure) ••• Market Tot o mMark el • • ( « ) ( "Blondia goaa Latin" Penny Singleton, Arthur 6 :0 0 0(F)(2)00000®K E (l)l Lesson Learned' Francine runs "Trail of the Lonesome Pine " 7:56 in The Nows into trouble when she gets the 1936 Henry Fonda, Fred Mac- 6:00 i Buga Bunny- Blondia, Dagwoo, ar Newa azlm Dxut aAZ s Q|| Oithara leave lor a buain< a o i e m .a .s .h . title role in 'Romeo and Juliet', Murray. 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(2) News international acclaim whan ha 0 • (16) ® • Family run Ewing Oil are thwarted by O ® Somebody Lovoe You in The News •scapes, taking a prir J.R . even fromhishospitalbed ® Chicago'BO performed it on London's West chaster rifle. (2 hrs.) Feud (F)(2) WBBM Editorial End. The distinguished caat (60 mins.) • Today In Chicago • • (8) ® ® Scooby • 89 700 Club • O ® • AN In The also includes Claire Bloom as H N )® Capitol Confer Family 0 ® Don Lane Show 2:35 (F) f 2) Common Ground Doo-Rtchio Rich Crir PfWtM Aft PoiOTV (8 1 ® Tic Tac Dough 0 Nows a To Your Her 0 (44 Programming 12:26 0 ® In Tha 0 Carol Burnett And * '* > * Friends Unannounced 12:30 s • Wild WUd World Of 0 0 BIN Moyers’ Journal -(Juvanila-Drama) Animals 9:55 0 ® Newecene For Great Holiday Sound! “Black Beauty” 1940 • MacNeihLehrer Report 10:00 0(3)(21® 0000(8)(17) Freeman. 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Ilia cakewalk through which will Issture a Hying liger, 16 mins.) STEREO SYSTEMS century. (Cioaad-Cap a disappearing 5 Ion elephant, (F)(2) CBS Lata Movie BILLY OS.A.) and a pair ol rare leoparda- JACK' 1971 Stars: Tom Laugh- to o Dift ar ant Drum: jaguars (60 mins.) tin. Delores Taylor. Aha If-Indian Perfect gifts for under the tree. _Hangar • ® PM Magazine loner and the head ol an exper­ 0 Farm Report 0 0 (8) ® ® Ben eon The imental school lor troubled chil­ '-(Horror)* “H governor and hit entire staff dren stand up against-the Ortac" Mai Farrar become involved in a farcical hatred and brutality ol a small tophor Lea A concert treasure hunt town attar they rescue a run­ ALL THESE SYSTEMS FEATURE whose hands are bat) 0Muila-(Advetiture-Orama) away teen-ager who has bean glad in an accident, ra ••• "The Enemy Below'" 1667 mistreated b y . her lather • FM/AM/Stereo FM TUner-AmpHftor tha Iranaplantad Robert Mrtchum. Curl Jurgens. 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The 0 Juka Child And Mora Cottega Psychoiogy comedy duo and two escaped Company 1 ( 1 # ) ® ® Daffy Ouch ® Q.E.D. convicts accidentally touch the 5:20 0 ® News 11:25 ®®^2)®(^lnThaHawa start button ol a rocket ship and PWortd Of Survival 11:20 (t) ® ® Lona land on Venus (90 mins.) llS?1 • (8) ® ® -taraan 0 0 Movie 0 0 Brady Bunch l (18)® ® Drawing -(Buepaneo-Orama) ♦ "Cruci­ 0 Welcome Back, Rotter ■ ttnaa At Tha ble of Horror" 1S70 Michael 0 0 Sneak Previews a' Jtmmi# Durant# atar* Gough, Yvonne Mitchell. Achtil­ ‘Changing Hollywood Sex SUNDAY la s Joa Palooka's managar in 11:1 l( B In Tha Mawa ing tale Inthe diabolical style, as Roles' Ithis comady about boiiara and a husband sets out to drive hit (ABC) COLLEGE FOOTBALL ‘80: 12:30 PM E.S.T 11:30 PM Ithe paopla who ahara tholr AFTERNOON wife to madness. (2 hrs.) EVENING C.S.T. I etmgglee In the flghl game. (90 12.00 I f Treat 0 Cosmos ‘Backbone of 6:00 0 ( 1 8 ) ® ® Hee Haw Guests: Weekly highlights oI key conlesls which are scheduled during the ImlnaJ Sunshine'sontheWay'Ateen Night' Examining the evolution Loretta Lynn. Million Dollar 1980 NCAA tool bail season aga aaaiatanl In a retirement of human thought about the Band. Rodney Lay. Hagara. ISa^^aiu^And homo, whp pereuadee tha heavens, this episode asks tha Jimmy Hanley."(80 mins.) (CBS) THE NFL TODAY: 12:30 PM E.S.T. 11:30 AM C.S.T. I Tha Sugar Savau naaraat arrival, a la u trombon- question: ‘What are tha stars ~)(t)0 0 ® Haws A program preceding each National Football league broadcast ® ® Movie -(Western) iat whom aha Idotizaa, to help and how far away are they?’ ) On a with news and features on the NFL and other sports news ol the “Charga At Fa— tar River" tha other muaiciane there to im­ (Closad-Caplionad; U.8.A.) 1 0 I Love Lucy day 11953 QuyMadiaon. VaraMUaa. prove thaw band enough to gat (OOmins.) ) Off The Record I Amarlcan ca vahyman turn back on ‘The Tonight Show' (00 0 Consultation ) ® Solid Gold Co-hosts 2:30 0 ® Pop Goee Th# (NBC) NFL ‘80: 12:30 PM E.S.T. 11:30 AM C S.T. I tide ol Indian uprising. cauaad mine.) Glen Campbell, Dionne War­ Pre game show with host Bryant Gumbel |by Ihalr rescue of taro white | KMdlng Around wick. Gold record winners per­ n. (2 Me.) (8) ® ® NCAA I B Movie -(Comedy) •• form Iheir hit songs (CBS) THE NFL TODAY 1:00 PM E.S.T. 12:00 NOON C.S.T ‘Blondle goes Latin” 1941 Foots— (8 )® Monte Carlo I Family 0I AknetaAknet Spoafce With: Mart Green Bay Packers al New York Giants. Los Angeles Rams al New Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake. 0 Barney MMer England Patriots. New Orleans Saints al Aflanla Falcons. Blondle, Dagwoo. and Mr. 0 Auction High bidders land IS' e TV Dithers leave lor a business trip 3:00 0 ?2 ?(2 )0 ® Sports Spec­ unusual values and support Philadelphia Eagles al Washington Redskins (Check listings loi >-Astronomy to Latin America. andDagwood tacular l) ‘L.A. Times 500'fea­ public television at the same game in your area > In Tha News almost misses tha boat. (90 turing lha final of fha NASCAR lime. ■Orah Pack ) avanl for 1980.2) 'Battle of the 0 Sports America' i960 Big (NBC) NFL GAMES 1 00 PM E S.T 12:00 NOON C.S.T ® Movie-(Waatarn)** NFLCheerleadera'PartHI ,fea- Eight Women's Volleyball Baltimore Colls al Detroit Lions. Bullalo Bills al Cincinnati Bengals. I Start chaster ‘73" 1950 James luring NFLCheerteadersrepre- Championship' Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Sleelers (Check listings lor game Tha Shakespeare Plays Stewart, Shelley Winters. 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I also includes Claire Bloom aa Field Meat from tha People’s 15)® Capitol Conference Republic of China. 2) Unifad Friends San Erani isi o 49ers al Miami Dolphins Tampa Bay Buccaneers at I crirPiwiarsiPoloii' ___ sT o Your Health 7:00 1 (f)(2 )® ® WKRP In Cin­ Minnesota Vikings (Check listings toi game in your area ) 12:29 (D(t)® ® > In The News States Man's Powerlifting cinnati Herb Tarlek is both ex­ 12:30 I ® . Movie Championship from Wisconsin. cited and proud when his family 3) Pro Skiing-Slalom from Ver (NBC) NFL GAMES 4:00 PM E.S.T 3:00 PM C.S.T. -(Juvenile-Drama) "H is chosen lo appear on a new Houston Oilers at Chicago Bears. Kansas City Chiefs at San Diego "Black Beauty” 1940 Mona monl. 4) Legends of Bowling. television show called ‘Real I! Freeman, Richard Denning. (90 mins.) Families'. Otiaigers. 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(90 mins ) lions of Americans who viewed Oakland Raiders al Seattle Seahawks ite d 0 From Jumpstreet The Rod 0 Nova 'Voyager: Jupiter and it (OOmins) Ridgers Dance Troupe and tap Beyond' On November 12, 0 0 Joker's Wild THURSDAY dancer Honi Coles are featured I960, the spacecraft Voyagerl will make it's long-awaited 'fly­ 0 0 (8)(ITH14) The LoveBoat (ABC) NFL FOOTBALL SPECIAL 8 30 PM E.S.T. 7:30 PM performers In this fast-paced by' of the planet Saturn.yielding A storm ol intrigue and romance C.S.T. show fracing black dance, from brews over the scenic Carib San Diego Chargers al Miami Dolphins the cakewalk through the 20th more information than ever before possible on the majestic bean when a lamed mystery MS century. (Cloeed-Captioned; ringsd planet. NOVA writer bringstogetheragroupol SATURDAY o s .a .) people who knew his missing 1:00 Different Drummera documents Voyager's Journey through the outer solar system nephew, the Captain may sail (ABC) NCAA FOOTBALL 12:00 NOON E S T 11:00 AM to dale and took# to the future. his last voyage, and Julie must C.S.T. tree. come lo terms with a woman Teanis to he announced ’“Handaof osed-Captioned; U SA .) who hasaccussd her of stealing Ortac” Mel Ferrer, Chris­ S From Jumpstreet ‘Jazz her fiance. (2 hrs.) (Closed- topher Lee. A concert pianist, People' Host Oscar Brown. Jr. Captioned; US. 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Canada. 0 Connections ‘The Long USA) NFL Cheerleaders Part IV 3:20 ® America's Top 10 i In Search Of Chain'Beginning his story in the ( Lively Country Vincent Price narrate* this film 10:45 • Movie -(Adventure) ••• H 1600's, narrator James Burke 8:00 i 0 (f)(2 )® ® Special Movie 4.-00 Train about theremarkableRambova ' Deliverance” 1972 Burt Rey­ takes a look at some materials, Presentation ‘High Noon: Tha Collection ol Egyptian antiqui- nolds. Jon Voight Four Atlanta discovered by accident or de­ Outer Limits Magic Of ON Painting RetumolWiMKane' I960Stars lia* and its founder Natasha businessmenarecontrontedby sign. which altered the course Lea Majors, David Carradins. Rambova, wife ol tha movia idol ■ group ol crazed woodsmen in of history. (Cloaed-Capttoned; Matinee At The Blfou 'Palooka' Jimmie Durante stars Approximately one year attar Rudolph Valantino. the back country ol Alabama. 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