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E lection re su lts ( t y a t u w t t A The polls closed their doors Tuesday night Clerk: Clyde Homickel, 35. Park commissioner- SINGLE COPY 25c after a long day and the votes were sent to Assessor: Harold Dassow, 35. Caps park district- 4-year term: Dean Nussbaum, 25. Pontiac to be counted. Highway commissioner: David Homickel, 19; Eugene Sham brook, 22. CHATSWORTH This year's election at Chatsworth found Trustees: Duane Dassow, 40; Harlan Supervisor: Thom as W. Livingston, 240. most incumbents filling their chairs again for Kahle, 37; Raphael McGreal, 37; Albert “P teU ndeaU n. Clerk: William R. Zorn, 100. yet another term in office. Wahls, 37. Assessor : Harlod L. Dassow, 230. Park commissioner- Highway commissioner: John M. CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1981 It was rather a quiet election in town, no Caps park district- ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 28 132; Ivan Stalter, 150. rash criticism of opponents that sometimes 4-year term: Dean Nussbaum, 19. Trustees: Kenneth Rich, 65; 1980 Cornbelt Press. Inc. comes with the election year. Krueger, 42; Donald J. Lowery, 51; Steven J. Listed are the newly elected officers: Krones, 59; Roland Stalter, 57. Park commissi oners- CHARLOTTE Caps park district- 4-year term: Donna Aberle, 252; Barbara Supervisor: Dan Kerber, 31. 4-year term: Dean Nussbaum, 235. Clark. 228; Donald G. Gibb, 248; Jane B. Liv­ Clerk: Ronald Fesssner, 31. Library trustees- ingston, 234. Assessor: Hazel G. Allen, 22. 2-year term: Lucille Haberkom, 241; Ed­ Highway commissioner: Berdell Galloway, CHATSWORTH win Kapper, 235; Pamela K. Walker, 229. 33. President: Kenneth R. Sharp, 104. Trustees: Fred Endres, 31; Francis Clerk: Janet A. Honegger, 204. GFRMANVILLE Feeley, 31; Herbert Knoll, 31; Raymond Trustees: Curtis F. Stoller, 104; CharlesE. Supervisor: Harold Homickel, 34. Wallrick, 30. Elliott, 154; Maurice Nussbaum, 186.

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WINTER WHEAT was reported as 14 percent excellent, 71 percent good, and 15 percent fair. Winter wheat in moat areas was reported to be growing well. Photo by Jim Roberts OATS seeding is about 85 percent com plete, compared with four percent last year and the 5-year average (1978-80) of 25 percent. D ry field conditions and warm weather have From this increased the progress of fieldwork. ALFALFA was reported as six percent excellent, 60 p ercent good, and 34 p ercen t fa ir. THIS VOLKSWAGEN, owned by Charles Costello, was overturned into the PLOWING for 1981 com and soybean acreage is about 92 percent complete, ditch crushing the hood, ripping a side runner among other injuries, by vandals compared with 72 percent last year and the Saturday. Photo by Julie Davis 5-year average of 70 percent.

PASTURES were reported as one percent A phone call Saturday night a little past 11 excellent, 38 percent good, 54 p ercen t fa ir, and p.m. brought more bad news. This time that seven percent poor. Pastures are supplying Bad luck her husband’s car had been a victim of about 25 percent of the livestock roughage vandalism. requirements, compared with 10 percent last strikes town year and a 5-year average of 18 percent SOIL MOISTURE was reported as dm It was a bad weekend all around with the percent adequate and 99 percent shod concern of the top soil being blown away, the FIELDWORK: There were 8.00 DAYS wind gusting up to 60 miles an hour Tom Corcoran sets SUITABLE for FIELDWORK during the week transplanting buildings, but Mrs. Charles ending-April 3. Costello suffered the loss of their family dog, Saturday morning, that had apparently been Tow n M eeting' for MAIN ACTIVITIES were preparing struck by a car on Route 24. “This er Kxi the machinery for spring fieldwork, caring for day, what else could go wrong?" sighed Mrs. livestock, cleaning feedlots, and applying Costello. Fairbury Saturday fertilizer and herbicides. Few fields of com were planted. Photo by Jim Roberts Costello, who works at Caterpillar in Joliet U.S. Congressman Tom Corcoran will hold had taken turns car-pooling with two other a “town meeting” session Saturday morning men for the past 16 years. When it was not his in Fairbury, his office said today. The Ottawa turn to drive, he would often leave the car Republican will be at Westview school’s t o t h i s . . . parked on the Campus blacktop off Route 116. cafeteria on South First street from 10:30 a.m. until noon. W e a t h e r Corcoran will deliver a “Washington Update” on the current scene in the capital, then will answer questions. TEMPERATURES for the period of March 30 - April 5,1961 averaged eight degrees to 15 degrees above normal as a warm trend continued over the state for the second straight week. Several new maximum temperature records were set as readings climbed into the 80’s. PRECIPITATION was scattered as M a r k e t amounts ranged from less than .10 of an inch in the west and northwest sections to .30 of an inch in the central and southern areas. Local Livingston Grain Quotes heavy rainfall fell in the extreme northwest Wednesday, April 8, 1981 and extreme south where more than one inch Com $3.2S was recorded. Beans 7.64 The OUTLOOK for the period of April 7 -14 is for above normal temperatures and above normal precipitation toward the end of the period.

NO TRESPASSINGl!! read the sign but the wind storm whipped through this THE WIND PLAYED havoc Friday Pictured are the remains of a tree- shed anyway leaving only a rubble behind at the Schade farm. night destroying both small and large house at Mary Jane Schade's firm buildings whichever stood in its path. south of town. came this.. Photo by Julie Davis Photo by Julie Davit m

Social News L i t t l e P in c h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston spent Saturday, Mrs. Phyllis Hale was one of six Saturday and Sunday in Indianapolis, Ind. initiates taken into Delta Kappa Gamma, an They attended Parent’s Weekend activities at honorary teachers' sorority, at the Country C a s i n o Butler university with their son, Dick, a Mansion in Dwight. Mrs. Hale was a home student there economics teacher in Oakland before coming h i t t i n g to Chatsworth, and has served as substitute Elaine Sandoval was transferred from St. teacher, taught in Fairbury, and is now by Julie Davis Joseph hospital, Bloomington to Fairbury teaching remedial reading one half days in the hospital, on Tuesday. Chatsworth system. Mrs. Dorothy Pearson was one of the by Melanie Gillett officers assisting in the initiation and Mrs. Johanna Hanson and Jo Wittier spent the Betty Gillette escorted Mrs. Hale in the weekend in Lombard and Wheaton with the ceremony. Paul Hanson family and Cheryl Wittier. Approximately 50 women attended the My co-workers have always could design the most original jack-o- They always say a dog is man's But this adage concerning dogs Cheryl and her mother attended the play luncheon. Following the luncheon Mrs. Patty lantern, when in entered a local being man's best friend could best be "George M” (based on the music of George M. bugged me about writing a column best friend. Scott, first grade teacher in Saunemin, an when I've filled in at the Plaindealer. citizen who was surprised to see us Sunday, I returned a dog to my spelled out by spelling the creature's Cohan) at Glenn Bard West High school. The active figure skater, and owner of the Dwight Well, this week nobody bugged me so working so diligently. I don't think 1 cousins I had kept for them while on name backwards. Dog spells God students of the school presented the play. Art Gallery'. gave a talk on collectables and just for spite I decided to write one, made a very good Impression. vacation. backwards, so it's no wonder then Cheryl taught most of these students in Junior showed examples of Hummel figurines, with a little help from a ghost writer. I've even tried my hand at I enjoy pets and especially Gypsy that one of his own creations would high. Christmas plates and other examples of art I've made my rounds throughout "editoring." My first experience was as she kept me company throughout have these good quantities like the work, explaining who made them, how they Clarence Martin is recovering from were limited in production, and what the the Cornbelt Press area filling in. in Cullom with the Chronicle-Head­ the winter. She was a good watchdog maker himself. surgery at Carle hospital in Urbana. His room numbers meant. My first experience at Chatsworth, light-Enquirer, last summer. While the always "watching over" the farm I stopped by the polls Tuesday at number is 723A. Others attending from Chatsworth were I remember turning the knob and long time editor of that paper, Toby while I was working. 2:30 and 115 voters had been through Miss Florinda Bauerle and Mrs. Louise being locked out, with what seemed Van Alstyne was out of commission, I I had talked to my cousin earlier thus far. I'm glad these citizens Mrs. F. L. Livingston Sr. spent Thursday Stoutemyer. like 40 feet of snow outside, nowhere sat in the chair of the editor, actually that morning and he had even offered remembered that it is not only a and Friday in Eureka where she was narrator to go, I decided to drive home, call Mr. just answering the phone and keeping to give me her since I had grown so privilege but our duty to vote. We are for a program of Stephen Foster music at the Roberts at the Blade and he in turn up with the local news. In all honesty, attached to the dog. I did not feel so fortunate to be able to exercise our Spring luncheon of the Eureka Woman’s club. Over 40 area residents attended the film tried to call "Little Tommy" out of Toby ran the paper from his hospital right keeping her though and rights compared to the many “Preparing for Adolescence - Peer Pressure and Sexuality” last Sunday, the fifth in a bed. My first day on the job and I was bed, but being a kind and sympathetic returned her that afternoon. communist ruled people who have no Mrs. Jean Gerdes Armstrong, daughter of series of films titled the Focus On The Family two hours late. man he gave me more credit than I When I dropped Gypsy off she control over their government. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gerdes of Chatsworth will Film by Dr. James Dobson. Next Sunday's Then next fall I decided to deserved. It's quite an honor to have dashed over to her master greeting I give my hearty congratulations to appear on P.M. Magazine Wednesday, April 15 film will be shown at CAPS at 2 p.m.entitled decorate the Plaindealer office with a the best in the business teach you the him wildly. She was so glad to see him all the newly elected officers. at 6:30 p.m. on WCIA channel 3. Mrs. “What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew • • * smiling jack-o-lantern since "tricks of the trade." again. Armstrong is General Manager of tw° Merle About Women - The Lonely Housewife.” Halloween was only weeks away. I think maybe after I see this in And it's true that dogs are man's Pam Walker called into our office Norman Cosmetic Studios located in Market Admission is free but, donations to cover the "Little Tommy" and I were sitting on print, it won't be as hard to write a best friend, I thought to myself. and reported that a total of 56 full Place and Country Fair Shopping Centers in cost of the film rental, are encouraged. the floor Indian style cutting out our column next time. This one took three She was always excited to see me pints of blood were donated Friday Champaign-U rbana. Delmar Ford is showing the films. pumpkins having a contest to see who days -Jfejoice, I'm done!!! when I returned after work, tail including eight first time donors. Only wagging and all. Gypsy was always five people were deferred and Philip the same, no matter if I was in a good Black was congratulated by receiving or bad mood she was loyal, like a true a pin for making the one gallon mark. M ethodist re-enact Em m aus w alk friend. Funny how they almost have That’s the news for this week, have Bike-A-Thon Thank you human characteristics isn’t it? a good day!!! More than forty members were in for Missions in Latin America as action My sincere thanks and appreciation to all attendance Thursday when the Chatsworth following the recent study class. pedals for C.F. my dear relatives and friends for well wishes, United Methodist Women met. Plans were finalized for the April District cards, phone calls and visits, flowers, food and meeting to be held in the Chatsworth church so forth for my 96th birthday on March 26 and Mrs. Wesley Klehm presented the program with local women as hostesses. The annual Cystic Fibrosis bike-a-thon is especially to Father Walsh for bringing me “A twentieth century Emmaus walk." April 13 will be the final craft day until scheduled for June 6 in Chatsworth with a rain holy communion, his prayers and kindness, Emmaus was a town in Palestine about 12 early fall. date set for June 13. my children and grandchildren for the dinner miles from Jerusalem. After the crucifixion For the May meeting the local unit will Volunteers are again needed to help before they brought in on Sunday the 29th. All my two of the disciples walked to Emmaus when entertain women of local and area churches. and the day of the bike-a-thon, along with children were present. Christ appeared and they didn’t recognize Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. Dan Kyburz, those who can donate refreshments to the It was a very happy and joyful occasion. him. The UMW members joined in pairs Mrs. Wilbur Point, Mrs. Evelyn Bitner, Mrs. bikers. We all enjoyed it very much. My love and symbolizing the walk of the disciples to Esther Schade and Mrs. Harold Clark served When sponsor sheets arrive, they may be prayers to all. May God bless and keep Emmaus. The first portion was presented in the 8:30 breakfast. Tables were decorated in obtained at the high school, grade school or at everyone in his loving care. God Bless you all. the Sanctuary, with Mrs. Carey Dehm and the Easter theme and each one present Scott Plumbing and Heating. Rose Rebholz c Mrs. James Elliott assisting. Mrs. Stalter and received a decorated colored Easter egg. Anyone wanting additional information Piper City Mrs. John Friedman sang a duet, with Mrs. H. may call Jeanne Scott at Scott Plumbing and M. Trinkle as pianist. The entire group Heating, 635-3035, or at her home 635-3009. returned to the Fellowship hall on a modern- day Emmaus walk, where the program was concluded with sharing and witnessing in an JLibrary notes Upper Room setting. During the business meeting reports were Recent memorial gifts to Chatsworth E a s t e r heard from officers. A gift of money was voted Township Library are: "The Great Granny Crochet Book", given by the Chatsworth C y m b i d i u m Republican Woman’s club in memory of Maude Edwards. "I Didn't Do It Alone," by Art 1 inkletter-in O rchid Corsage No, no N anette memory of Wilbur Edwards. In memory of Orlan Wilson "Th . old LEAVING ITS TRAIL BEHIND, left a lot of work for area 1 Bloom $4 - 2 Bloom s $7 farmers. Above photo’s remnants blew across the road House and "Outdoor Structures". cast selected In memory of Fred Homstein "Vegetable Choice of colors onto the field of Robert Sterrenberg. Local farmers finish and Fruit Gardening and "Arts, Crafts, and The cast of this year's CHS musical, “No, picking up the boards and tin that were strewn across the Architecture in Early Illinois". Lilies, Planters, Fresh A rrangem ents field. Photo by Julie Davis No, Nanette” has been selected and the cast has begun practicing. "No, No, Nanette” is a revision of the 1925 musical. Thank you The Flow er Cart Cast members include Tammy Bryant, I appreciate the support in the election. Chatsworth 635-3314 Lana Friedman, Joe Weber, Denise Bayston, John Franey c Randy Fields, Todd Bryant, Carla Lowery, Becky Weber, Stacy Quint and Beth Gillette. Thank you Thank you Also in the cast are Donna Sharp, David It’s good to be home again." But my stay in Sincere thanks to all those who came to Clark, Bruce Seward, Corine Boruff, Debbie the hospital was made much more enjoyable call, sent cards, and in other ways expressed Rich, Scott Aberle, Duane Banett, Ginger It takes a BUNDLE by the many cards, letters and phone calls concern while I was in Mennonite and Fair­ Clark, Renee Lade, Kristin Feeley, Cheri received from friends back home. Words alone bury hospitals. Special thanks to Dr. Chen for Kietzman, Janet Kapper and Bret Bayston. to get a crop in cannot express my appreciation and thanks his prompt response and careful assistance, The student director is Kelly Lee and for the concern you have shown. So again, it is and to Rev. Charles Hale and Rev. Kenneth accompanist is Jill Haberkom. the ground. good to be back home with all of you. Tyler for their visits and prayers. The musical is under the director of Blase Ken Rosenboom Alice H. Albright * DeMuth and vocal director Pam Hass. 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1 1 7 W. Krack St., We can provide many of We’ll be going over basic the necessary ingredients skills and breakfast menus C A P S P a r k to help insure those Saturday, April 18, Super Savings maximum yields. 3:00 p.m. 25% .discount (This ni atom blended bulk fertilizer Preschool thru rogen solutions second grade rter fertilizer hydrous Ammonia Sponsored by the lerblcidee •Insecticides Chatsworth Jaycees •Soil Testing and CAPS Park District •Custom Application •Good, Sound Advice Rain data • Easter Sunday, 3:00 p.m. at PONTIAC • DWIGHT • FAIRBURY • STRAWN CAPS Park. 844-3111 • 584-2733 • 692-2364 • 888-3462 m eeeeeeew ^IMVJtrsckS^^JForres^lL List honors H om em akers serve Easter b r e a k f a s t Lest ye Chatsworth high school third quarter honor When the Chatsworth Homemakers go to Augxburger and Mrs. Robust roll as of 3/20/81 breakfast they often remain for lunch. Mrs. named to the nomlnatii SENIORS John Luethy, Mrs. Kenneth Rich and Mrs. election of officers next month. HIGH HONOR ROLL (ALL A s) Harold Lockner served eighteen members and Miss Katherine Rtgipel Michael Carrico, Randall Fields, Tame La two preschoolers an Easter breakfast at the minor lesson “Getting into forget Homickel, Jeffrey Johnson. Luethy home Tuesday. Later everyone emphasizing duration, REGULAR HONOR ROLL (B average) sampled the many vegetables dishes prepared intensity of exercise. Tammy Bryant, David Clark, Deanna for the lesson. Mrs. Augsburger told of a Dawson, Robert Dohman, Starlyn Dunn, Mrs. Alice Pool and Mrs. Frank Seward woman's recent visit to Poland as I has prepared a variety of foods for information about current conditions in bar THURSDAY, April 9 Brent Feely, John Frye, Pamela Gardner. presentation of the major lesson “cooking with home country. 7 p.m. • Yearbook staff to work Jill Haberkorn, R. Scott Haberkorn, unusual vegetables." Vitamins and minerals, Coming events include the annual 7:90 p m - CAPS meeting at the bam. Patrick Hoover, Sharon Kessinger, Julie Knit- calories, fresh and cooked vegetables, ways of Membership Tea, April 27, 1:90 pan. at the I pm . • Masonic lodge ties, J. Pat Lawless, Kelly Lee, John Rebholz, Bruce Seward, Donna Sharp, John Stadler, preparing and serving attractively-all were Pontiac Ixitheran church, also.the Livingston FRIDAY, April 10 Brian Steidinger, D. Kirk Thomsen. discussed. county tour, May 7 to Galesburg and Bishop Library open house 10 a.m. 12, 1 p.m. - 5 JUNIORS Mrs. Phil Koemer received the hostess gift. Hill areas. Reservations are due for the tour pm ., 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. HIGH HONOR ROLL Mrs. Julia Stadler, Mrs. George by April 20. 4:15 pm . - Boys track at Ford Central with Denise Bayston, Paul Hoescher, Lori Saunemin. I.ambert. SATURDAY, April 11 Thank you REGULAR HONOR ROLL Chorus contest at Gilman, bus leaves at Scott Aberle, Brian Feely, Joletta Gardner, Thanks to everyone who sent cards, INCOME TAX 7:20. Karl Gillette, Jess Hanna, Kenneth Hurt, flowers, candy and for the phone calls and Senior trip leaves 1 p.m. Donita IiOwery, Debra Rich, Tana Steidinger, visits while I was in the hospital, and since PREPARATION SUNDAY, April 12 Joseph Weber. returning home. It was all apreciated. •Short form •Farm 1 p.m. - Junior class paper drive begins at FRESHMEN Ervin Moranville c •Long form •Small curbs in town, group No. 2 works. HIGH HONOR ROLL MONDAY, April 13 business Brett Bayston, Kristin Feely, Beth Gillette, American Legion auxiliary meets. Janet Kapper, Cheri Kietzman, Renee Lade, Thank you Lions club meets. Carol Froefich Anna Steidinger. TUESDAY, April 14 MR. AND MRS. MILO LYONS Thanks to everyone that helped to make it a PIPER CITY FRESHMEN 7:90 pm . - Town board good Bloodmobile visit. 484-2537 REGULAR HONOR ROLL 1 p.m. - Charlotte Homemakers unit meets The children of Mr and Mrs. Milo Lyons of Onarga will host an Open House American Legion Auxilary c Call for appointment Robin Briscoe, Carl Homstein, Ruth Hud­ at St. Paul’s Lutheran church. The major celebration for their 50th wedding anniversary to be held at Trinity Lutheran son, Mark Johnson, Tina Mattingly, Ronald lesson will be given by Mrs. Harlan Kahle on church parlors on April 12 from 3-5 p.m. Beginning at 3 p.m. with the anniversary Rebholz. “Unusual Vegetable Cookery" and Mrs. blessing by Pastor Paul Scheunemann of the Thawville and Onarga churches, Arthur Knipp will be giving a lesson on “Soups SOPHOMORES followed at 3:30-5 p.m the reception. All are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons HIGH HONOR ROLL and Salads” . Hostesses (or the day are Mrs. G. request no gifts, just God s blessings and good wishes from their friends, who Thomas Kapper PU N T PIONEER. HYBRIDS Miller, Mrs. H. Homickel and Miss Mabel HW A N D Flessner. Each member is asked to bring an are all invited to attend. REGULAR HONOR ROLL unusual vegetable dish. Milo (Bud) Lyons, born and reared in Onarga, son of Wm. (Ed) and Maggie Kris Carlock, Maureen Davis, Valerie Your Local Pioneer Salesman: WEDNESDAY, April 15 (Weakley) Lvons and Lorene (Lupke) Lyons, daughter of Henry and Reka (Alberts) Dohman, Ingrid Hurt, Carla Lowery, Marcy Early Dismissal 2:90 pm . Lupke were united in marriage at the Lutheran parsonage at Watseka on April 12, Maxson, Stacy Quint, Wayne Rich, David JIM ELLIOTT, CHATSWORTH 7:90 pm . - J.W.C. will meet at the home of 1931 by the Pastor D C. Hennig. Roberts, Kurt Runyon, Brian Sheppard, Nan­ Mrs. Lee Livingston. Officers for next year Their children are Ronald Lyons of Normal, Robert Lyons of Onarga and Mrs. cy stadler, Kebecca Weber, Lial Zeedyk. will be installed at this meeting. Karen (Lyons) Winters of Brookston, Ind., all married. Dorothy (Burns) Lyons,, THURSDAY, April 16 daughter-in-law and grandson Randy Lyons of Normal and granddaughter Mrs. No school, Maundy Thursday. Becky (Steve) Armstrong of Houston, Texas and Mrs. Robert Lyons (Barbara Seniors return approximately 10 a.m. Graff and three girls, Diane, Cheryl and Carol) and Joseph Winters, son-in-law and Birth PIONEER, Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern grandson David and granddaughter Patty of Brookston, Ind. Star, regular meeting and social hour. PIONEER HI BRED 7:90 p.m. - School board Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lyons have resided in Onarga, the past 50 years with Milo INTERNATIONAL. INC beginning in nursery work at age six at the Onarga Nursery, for several years. Gregg and Julie Aberle Timmons, 1409 ILLINOIS WISCONSIN DIVISION FRIDAY, April 17 Dallas, Bloomington, are the parents of PRINCETON. ILLINOIS No school, Good Friday Then for Ronald Cultra for a number of years until 1948 when Lyons went into Mathew Lloyd Timmons. Bom April 4 at 8:20 » Registered trademark of business for himself which has been and is still known as Lyons Nursery at 322 Pioneer Hi Bred Internationa) me a.m. at Brokaw hospital in Bloomington, he Des Momes towa U S A N. Walnut St., Onarga and Mrs. Lyons being "just a housewife." weighed 5 lbs. 13H ozs. and measured 19V4 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Lloyd and Jr/s inherit V) Carol Aberle, Fairbury. Marlene Rittenhouse of Normal is the paternal grandmother. m j h d hM" Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Martin of paper drive \ }n Chatsworth are maternal great-grandparents w ■ and paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, Glen Ellyn and Mrs. Lucille Timmons, Canton. Now that the seniors have raised enough Mathew’s middle name is for his maternal money to go on their class trip to Washington grandfather. He has a sister, Keahly Danyelle, D.C., it is time for the juniors to take over the 3h. paper drive. Since it is one of the major mo —W projects at the high school, the ju CHOICE SLICED appreciate all the support that the community has shown in previous years. COSTELLO'S T-BONE SLAB The juniors will be divided into two groups i that will alternately pick up papers. CHARLIE & MAXINE'S STEAKS BACON Group 1 consists of Scott Aberle, Denise Bays ton, Corinne Boruff, Kevin Car lock, Jill MARKET $1 2?b Dohman, Trudy Fellers, Joletta Gardner, Jess Hanna, Paul Hoelscher, Brian Feely, Joe CHATSWORTH PRAIRIE FARMS Mianoway, Debbie Rich, Tana Steidinger, and Ullena Houser. FAMILY PAC 2% MILK 69 Group 2 consists of Duane Barrett, Dan 1-Gal. BONELESS Bell, Todd Bryant, Scott Dehm, Lori Lambert, CHATSWORTH WINNERS OF THE FFA livestock judging contest at FRYERS FRESH Witn $5.00 order *1 Lana Friedman, Karl Gillette, John Herr, Prophetstown High school were Brian Steidinger, Karl Gillette, Scott Hoelscher HAMS Cut up - Grade A f GROUND CENTER CUT Kenny Hurt, Donita Lowery, Maureen and Dan Kessinger. The Chatsworth FFAers received first place in beef, first in $ ]2 9 $ p 9 $-|69 Murphy, Chris Sheppard, and Joe Weber. sheep, second overall, second in reasons and fifth in swine. BEEF Lb PORK CHOPS The next paper drive will be April 12, with The Blackhawk East Junior college hosted the judging contest Saturday. group two picking up papers. Please have your GROUND CHOICE BONELESS papers, excluding magazines, in boxes or in Photo by Julie Davis $ ]6 9 59 paper sacks and on the curb by 1:00 p.m. CHUCK Lb BEEF ROAST $1 POTATO TOPMOST Sunday afternoon. 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THE CHATSWORTH J.C.'s met Tuesday night at 8:00 relations chairman, Ken Kurtenbach, ways and means and elected all new officers for the new term. These chairman; and Dave Diggle, ways and means chairman. In sig h t in to th e E M T s include front row left to right: Rusty Barker, secretary; The Jaycee of the month was Ken Kurtenbach, who was Phil Laufer, president; Mark Kerber, vice-president; and chairman of the community sale brat fry. Plans are There's more to being on an ambulance The syllabus for the course has 19 neatly counter, especially in violent emergencies. Jim Trost, treasurer Back row, left to right, includes Jerry underway for an Easter egg hunt April 18 in conjunction crew than turning on the red lights and the numbered topics, ranging from the role and The two units on fractures teach the Birkenbeil. youth chairman; Dick Weller, community with CAPS. Photo by Julie Davis siren, and 16 more people in the area have just responsibility of the EMT, to cardiac arrest, methods of splinting and im-mobilizing any e • completed successfully the 81 hour specialized mechanical aids to breathing, shock, wounds, type “from the head to the toe" Stanbary says. training course which qualifies them for fractures, medical emergencies I and II, and Spinal injuries entail special care and designation as Emergency Medical Techni­ childbirth, up to and including communica­ preparation prior to moving the patient, as do cians {Ambulance). tions and safe driving. injuries to the skull, brain and face, including Taught at Fairbury hospital by Bob Stan­ More specifically, Stanbary points out, the in particular, the eye. bary, the hospital's director of ambulance ser­ course begins with an outline of legal pro­ The various types of chest wounds are iden­ vices, and Dave Kilgus, the training direc­ blems relating to emergency care. Next, they tified, and the students learn the methods for tor for South East Livingston County Am­ learn to work with a choking patient, and are treating each one in the field. • • bulance Service which is based at the hospital, taught pulmonary resuscitation. Next comes Abdominal injuries, the signs, symptoms the course's graduates came from seven com­ CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation i with and the resultant emergency care are covered munities: Fairbury, El Paso, Gridley, material provided by the Illinois Heart in great length, for as Stanbary points out, in Chenoa, Forrest, Chatsworth and Pontiac. association. cases of auto accidents or other trauma-type For three hours per night, two nights per Students learn to use airways, both for the events, several of these injuries may be pre­ week, starting on January 6 and running mouth and the nose, to maintain access to the sent at one time and the EMT must know how through March 31, they digested a 481-page lungs. They learn to use the suction unit, ox­ to deal with them in sequence; a sequence SERVING THE HANDICAPPED textbook, heard lectures by five doctors and a ygen equipment, including the bag, mask and which may vary from case to case. registered nurse-anesthetist, and spent 15 demand valve resuscitator. Poisons, heart attacks, strokes, dyspnea hours in emergency room observation, plus They memorize the eight different types of (breathing difficulties) their signs, and symp­ another night watching Pontiac’s Jim shock, the signs and symptoms, and emergen­ toms and methods of stablizing the patient Roberts, a recognized auto extrication expert, cy response to those conditions, including the before transporting in the ambulance come in demonstrate techniques for releasing victims use of the MAST (military anti-shock for study. All-Risk Fsdsral trapped in crushed cars and trucks. trousers), equipment, which is not only useful Learning to recognize diabetes, acute ab­ Crop Insurancsis • t Then, and only then, did they take the Na­ for major bleeding in the lower extremities, dominal ailments, communicable diseases, now availabls front tional Registry test for EMTs. Passing the test but also for controlling fractures. abnormal behavior, alcohol and drug reac­ Floyd Kurtenbach gives them recognition nationwide as an EMT, Next comes methods for controlling tions, epilepsy, and nervous young patients, Before you spend a and thereafter they must recertify every two bleeding and method of bandaging the various and the methods of handling all these cases fortune planting your years via an inservice training program. wounds which ambulance crews may en- comprises another important lesson. crops this year, think about protecting yourself Handling childbirth cases in the home or with All-Risk Federal Crop the ambulance is another topic with which Insurance Just call EMTs must be conversant and cool under Floyd Kurtenbach • stress. m at 635-3212 The final injury unit covers burns, heat ex­ THIS TOOL SHED with its side on the ground almost posure, frost-bite and freezing, and drowning. reminds one of a pre fab building being put up, this one Find out how the The proper method of lifting and moving benefits of all-risk though was partially taken down after the wind ripped insurance can be tailored patients so as to avoid further injury' draws through the community Fridav night. This shed was to your (arming operation class attention, as does the techniques of auto located at Mrs. Piercy Walke- s farm. All-Risk Federal Crop extrication, radio operations and procedures, Insurance In good years and finally safe driving methods at the wheel and bad .Xi of the ambulance. AGRICULTURE: it pays oft Then comes the written test. IT S YOUR Medical personnel who lectured the class Lawn & Garden included: HEARTBEAT Gert Warsaw, CRNA - Airway Obstruction Fertilizer AMERICA! and Mechanical Aids to Breathing; 13-13-13 Dr. John Wright - Fractures of the Upper m % and Lower Extremities; 50 lb. bag *650 Dr. Steve Eisner, Emergency Room Physi­ (free use of spreader) cian, Medical Emergencies I; Dr. Leo Koenig, Family Practitioner - Spoke on Emergency Childbirth; tii'im h l i m iLrntm u . B* EARN HIGH YIELDS Dr. John Keller, OB/GYN Physician - FAIRBURY STRAWN Spoke on Emergency Childbirth. 692-2364 668-3462 30 89 DAY INVESTMENTS § •

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First place winners for the meet were as ■ follows: 1600 meter-Kapper, 5:22.9; 3200-Bryant, 12:18.8; 110 High Hurdles-Weber I 18.1; Discus-Hoelscher : 105-5; Shot Put-1 Aberle, 42-11; Triple Jump-Weber, 39-2; 800 < Relay-Sheppard, Fields, Aberle, Carrico,, 1:52.1. The following team members assisted ; in accumulating points for the squad. 4> tv - WT, Hoelscher-2nd-S.P. Weber-2nd-L.M. < •“« 1 '/****• i i « ? .* Seward, Bryant, Rebholz, Hoelscher-2nd-3200 A FARMHOUSE BELONGING TO MARDEL LAWLESS suffered damage to its meter relay, Hoelscher-3rd-Discus, Aberle- 4th-Discus, Kapper-2nd-H.J. Sheppard, foundation. Cement bricks seemed to be randomly chosen and pulled out. Fields, Carrico, Weber-2nd-400 meter relay, Sheppard-3rd-100m, Carrico-2nd-800m, Rebholz-4th-300m L.H., Bryant-2nd-400 1600m, r Sheppard-2nd-200m. Fields-2nd-400m, Aberle- m m W : . <> 4th-400m and Carrico, Bryant. Kapper and Ladybirds The C hatsw orth Hoelscher-2nd-1600m relay. Plaindealer

* place third Sports by coach Middleton with a time of 1:14.26 and a third place ranking m The girls’ track team competed in their in the high jump. second conference meet of the season at Ford Trudy Fellers •'gain placed first in the shot Central last Thursday. The Ladybirds finished put with her 32 foot throw. Corinne Bo ruff THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER -M.' 4> third in the quadrangular meet with a team finished second in the 3200 meter run and Thurs., Apr. 9, 1981 score of 33 points behind Ford Central with 96 fourth in the shot put event, while Denise Page Six ;>V\ points and Reddick with SO points. Onarga Bayston added to the team score with third J' finished close behind Chatsworth with 28 place showings in the 800 meter and 200 meter points. events. In addition, Tracey Kirkpatrick placed J All of the team members contributed to the fifth in the 1600 meter run. team score with placings in their individual The individual placings of each of the girls events. Becky Weber placed first in the long are an indication of the strong effort that the r girls showed against the tough competition of 4 jump with a leap of 17 feet, thus breaking her B l u e b i r d s former school record of 1674" set last year. the larger teams at the meet. Their placings Photo by Julie Davis Weber also received a first in the 400 meter also help build team morale and give the girls incentive to improve their individual records. Hometown wins Fight w i n Them All Rabies Clinic Offer energy aid for low-income with 4% innings Heart Attack, Stroke For the convenience of the dog High Blood Pressure owners in complying with the The McLean County Economic Opportunity assistance the program participant must meet Rheumatic Fever state law requiring vaccination Corporation, 116 North Main street, Pontiac, is income guidelines. At the time of application The Chatsworth high school 1981 baseball The Chatsworth high school baseball team of dogs, the following clinics are taking applications for the Low-Income the program participant must provide: team opened their season with a 9 to 5 victory defeated Onarga 8 to 1 at CAPS last Friday scheduled: Energy Assistance Program. Written documentation of all household over Tri-Point at Cullom Thursday. afternoon. The game was called after 44 The Low-Income Energy Assistance members income for the past 90 days. innings because of the weather. Kempton - 4-15 - 3-5 p.m. Program will provide assistance to eligible Social Security numbers of all household Jeff Johnson pitched the distance to record The Bluebirds unleashed a 9 hit attack with Old fire house 4 low-income households in McLean and members. the win. Johnson allowed 6 hits, walked 5, and Mike Carrico getting 3 doubles and one R.B.I. Thank You Cullom - 4-21 - 3-5 p.m. Livingston counties to offset rising costs of Most current main heating source bill. in three trips, Jeff Johnson poled his second struck out 8. He also led the attack with a solo Fire house home energy that are excessive in relation to Residents in Livingston county may home run and a R.B.I. single. home run in two games and added a double for household income. contact the McLean County Economic 2 R.B.I.s while Todd Steidinger, the winning I would like to thank all Chatsworth 4-22 - 3-5 p.m. Applicants will be assisted on a first-come, Opportunity Corporation, Pontiac, or may call Todd Steidinger had a R.B.I. triple and a pitcher, had a double and a single and one of the voters who voted Town garage first-serve basis. To be eligible for energy 815-842-4145. single. R.B.I. Jess Hanna had a 2 run single and Ron 3 year vaccination (or dogs over Rebholz added a single. The locals received 1 for me in Germanville 1 year of age is $7.50. 1 year Other Bluebirds getting singles were Jess walk and struck out 4 times. Onarga was township election. vaccination will be $5.50. Hanna, Kirk Thomsen and Ron Rebholz. The guilty of 3 errors. For all Ford County dogs a $4.00 Weber jumps locals were aided by 6 Tri-Point errors. Todd Steidinger allowed only one hit, a registration fee must be paid at single. He struck out 8 and walked 2 and his Dave Malone was the starting and losing teammates committed one error. Tfank you, time of vaccination. Livingston pitcher. He gave up 1 hit, walked 4, and I jne Score County residents must mail yielded 3 runs in 34 innings. R II E Eugene Shambrook $4.00 registration to Livingston Onarga 000 10 1 f 3 County Animal Control Office, track record Chatsworth 402 2X 8 9 1 Edwards worked 34 relief innings and Pontiac, IL. by Coach Middleton The Bluebirds gave a fine showing in the gave up 4 hits, 3 runs, walked 1 and struck out The lady Bluebirds traveled to Forrest on field events as well. Trudy Fellers shot put a 3. Lawn Mowing & Trimming Monday for a triangular meet against Reddick distance of 31' 4 V to take first in her main Insured, Experienced and Forrest-Strawn-Wing, the meet winner event. Fellers also placed fourth in the discus Ark Lawn Care with 60 points. Chatsworth followed closely throw, while teammates Boruff placed fourth Line Score R H E ^Slashing the REA loan program Robert Ark behind Reddick's 49 points with a total team in the shot put event. Senior Deanna Dawson Chatsworth 9 7 3 would not reduce the federal budget score of 40 points. further contributed to the teams' score with a Tri-Point 5 6 6 Chatsworth Ph. 635-3597 1 Leading team scorer, Becky Weber, added second place finish in the long jump. two more first place honors to her record with Because of the small number of girls the winning jumps of 14' 10'2" in the long jump participating in track, the Bluebirds are I t w o u l d and 4' 10" in the high jump, which breaks the unable to compete in all of the events in a TRAUB REAL ESTATE QLS former school record of 4’ 8". Weber now holds meet, which accounts for the team ranking W. Rt. 24, Fairbury. III. Phone 115-192-4485 W W be Alton- IN FAIRBURY the school records in both the long jump and behind other larger conference teams. The IN FO R R ES T the high jump. 3 an RANCH In tooH nortk location. Owner MCt bwaftow far rwK. U M mo. spur inflation girls are not discouraged by the team scores, anxious. I an - INSUUTEO. otca The girls began to meet with an exciting however. They continue to encourage one PRICE DROPPED on tMa oMar two story. carpal. first place finish in the 400 meter relay. The another and to better their individual Close In. FOMMfR SERVICE STATION - DEVELOPMENT relay team members, Tracey Kirkpatrick, performances at each meet. DUPLEX • E. Maple - food tenants. LAND - avaHabla aa caatract. in Serving rural America isn t easy Becky Weber, Denise Bayston, and Deanna TINIER RIDGE • Executive ranch eery nice. FARM HOMESTEAD aa S acras iatwaaa or cheap It never has been Rural Dawson, finished with the winning time of 59.5 IN S TR A W N electric systems average only 4 6 consumers and $2 887 in revenue per seconds in their first attempt at relay COZY HOME toad far starter or retirement. r u r a l mile of line compared with 35 8 con competition. Very reasonable. sumers and $36 652 per mile for elec WIN'S COUNTRY NOME Insulated Hfcd new I amity NEAR CHATSWORTH or CULLOM Hom estead on 5 A . trie companies in the 800 meter event and third in the 1600 ream with fireplace Priced rifNt. The Purpose ot REA meter run. Also adding third place finish REALTY Call Sandy Schrof. I57-S7II or Elna Nussbaum, 692-2222 or (eve.) 897-9911 A m e r i c a Consumers rural or urban want points to the team total were Corinne Boruff in Cullom, III. reliable electric service at reasonabte White House economic planners costs Rural people didn t have that the 3200 meter event, Weber in the 100 meter Phone 689 2111 low hurdles, and Dawson in the 100 meter are moving 10 cut a program that s years ago It simply wasn t profitable or 689 2645 OPEN vital to a strong rural economy and lor power companies 10 serve all o! dash. « essential to meeting the nation s energy rural America II isn t profitable today Pat Haskins, Piper City, JAMIES DAILY 7-UP needs The plan is being sold in the In other running events, Bayston placed Thai s why REA was created 686-9094 7:30 to 6-12 Oz. Cans name of cutting the federal budget That s why REA is needed today second in the 200 meter dash and fourth in the The truth is that the proposed With the help ot REA loans 100 meter dash, while Kirkpatrick ran second 7:00 p .m . changes in the Rural Electrification people in communities across the Phone 657-8611 $ 1 4 9 Administration loan program would countryside tor med non profit con not reduce the federal budget or curb sumer owned electric utilities - COCA COLA, TAB & inflation the stated goals of the mostly cooperatives which today are White House serving more than 25 million people Sprite .8-16 Oz. Plus Dep They would raise electric rates to m 46 states Public Auction FORREST millions of farmers and other rural It Doesn t Make Sente STROPS' residents A change in the REA loan pro USDA GRADE A The proposals for REA are infla gram m 1973 completely removed il Chatsworth Residence FRESH WHOLE tionary and should be dropped as a budget item Since then all cap Located at 313 East Cherry Street, Chatsworth, III. BEER Their Facts Are Wrong itai funds advanced by REA have con Fryers...... 4 5 * 12-Pack Warm In announcing the proposals on sisted of insured or guaranteed loans February 18 the White House said from sources completely outside the Saturday, April 25,1981 at 12 Noon CORN KING Customers ol REA financed utilities federal budget The loan repayment $ 1 0 9 $ 3 9 8 receive power and telephone serv record is second to none Real Estate LegalDescription: The West 'h of Lot 2 & East Vi of Lot 3 of Hot Dogs...... ices at rates that average 8 12% The administration s economic Block 4 in the original Town of Chatsworth. This residence is a small one below customers ot non REA financed package would eliminate or drastic bedroom home, including kitchen, pantry, dining room & living room, PABST BLUE RIBBON utilities ally revise this system It would force PILLSBURY LAYER £f|A 79 Exactly the opposite is true. •> rural electric cooperatives to pay utility room, full bath, small garage. B e e r... .6-Pack Warm Only $1 Government reports as o( January. ] higher interest rates and raise electric TERMS: 10% of sale price down on day of sale, Balance to be paid on or Cake Mix lav,-i8^ oz. boxOSt 1980 show that electric co op rates bills It would spur inflation and it before May 26, 1981. Possession to be given upon final settlement. NEW BLUE BROOK Amm nationwide average 12% more than would not increase employment or Sellers reserve right to reject any or all bids. House may be inspected by NABISCO NILLA M ilk ...... G .,* 1 79 those ol other electric utilities productivity contacting Executors. twaters...... i i - i ___ 9 5 * Maude Edwards Estate NEW BLUEBROOK ArflCQ Efficient Energy Use IS Conservation! NABISCO 2% Milk Gai” 88 Jim Edwards & Tom Edwards, Co-Executors Nutter-Butter...... $ 1 1 5 EASTERN ILLINOIS POWER COOPERATIVE Herr & Herr, Attorney for Estate PAXTON, ILLINOIS CRISP HEAD C O a Pontiac, III. NABISCO A raoc "Owned and Controlled by Those Served" Auctioneers: Jim Trunk, Freddie knmke, Art Feeler. Fig Newton *125 Lettuce...... HeadDiJ Looking Back Military rites Circle Eight dub given “Bud” Neding dances Sunday Chatsw orth m arkets: white corn, 47*; Lloyd J. “Bud” Nedta* 88. of Modesto, 10 Years ago yellow corn, 48*; oats, 32*; eggs, 14*. Calif., died at 9:21 a m Saturday, April 4, at 50 Years ago 60 Years ago Doctors’ kM fk*!. Modesto. April 1, m i March 31. m i AprW 1, lW l The funeral w ill be Thursday, April 8 at Central school in PiparCIty. Albert O’Neil died at his home northeast of Miss Luella Glabe was united in marriage Eric Cur! Sharp, infant ton of Donald and Reilly Funeral home, Piper city, with Rev. Jim L’EatyW will be tbs Chatsworth March 21. He was bom on a farm to Orville Oliver, March 30 in Oklahoma City, 100 Years ago Eleanor Biarp of Mt. Pulaski died March 25. Wilbur C. Burmeister officiating. Burial will ; from 7 to 18 p jn . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cart north of Chatsw orth Dec. 27, 1868, son of Okla. April 2, 1881 Bora to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bradrtch, on be in Chatsworth cemetery, Chatsworth. Sharp of rural Chatsworth. Bridget and Jeremiah O’Neil. He was married Chicago, Sunday, entered upon a seven Friday, the 25th, a boy. Brad says: There’s no Visitation was from 3 to 4 p m. and 7 to 8 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Costello announce twice, first in Nebraska to Mias Margaret months period daylight saving plan. time to laugh, no time to play, but he must p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Military McAdams about 18M. She died about a year Fred Klehm is confined to his home with a thejr will d o se th e ir Town and Country M arket stitch, stitch and stitch away, while Bradwich, rites will be accorded at graveside by Piper Saturday evening after being in business in the later, leaving a son a few days old. He married light attack of scarlet fever and the home has Jr., he’s at play. city American Legion. e a st block fo r 22 y ears. They a re moving to the Miss Josephine Fruin about 22 years ago in been under quarantine since Saturday. He w as born Dec. 23, 1920, near A baby daughter was bora to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Duff of Darlington, Pa. has taken a west budneas block. Florida. Chatsworth, a son of Henry and Katherine George Scully at Kalamazoo, Mich, on position as salesman in the store of Jno. Raymond Rosenberger says, “Just put Rev. A. E. Kalkwarf confirmed a class of 11 Brans Neding. Tuesday of last week. The mother is a former Young, and Walter Young has gone to SEWER HOOK UP them in and push the dirt up around them and Sunday morning, namely, Mr. and Mrs. Cass Surviving are his mother, Piper City; a Chatsworth girl. Miss Grace Donovan. Kempton, where he will be found behind the w atch them grow l He is talking about 90,000 Cohemour; Mrs. Verna Miller; Mrs. Anna brother, Raymond, Peoria; and three sisters, INSTALLATIONS The weather was not ideal Sunday for new counter in measrs. Young’s employ. onion plants or Hvg crates he started planting Arends; Otis Bergman; Joe Kemnetz; R. K. Alberta Peebles, Rivervlew, Fla.; Bernice Easter bonnets but many were in evidence in Joseph C. Walker removed his family to Cal Lowel Hessner in his garden last week. Citty; Henry Kemnetz; Robert, Richard and Polites, Crave Couer; and Lois Detoree, Piper Chatsworth. Church services were well Decatur on Monday, he having secured a Lettennan of the 1970 track team back for Arnold Ashman. city. 835-3344 attended, but nearly all the worshippers permanent position there in the employ of the this year are Tom Livingston, Clive Homstein, Mrs. J. C. Jensen, formerly Miss Margaret He was preceded in death by his father, two Or Feely of this city, daughter of the late Thomas carried umbrellas. Illinois Midland railway, which company is Gogie Sterrenberg, Mike Monahan, Bill under the efficient management of our former brothers and two sisters. "Pete” Edwards F ish er, BID DUler, and Dick K urtenbach. and Catherine Feely died at St. Joseph's John Rose was able to return home He was an Air Force veteran of World War hospital in Chicago Friday afternoon. She was Saturday night from a Chicago hospital where townsman - H. W. Olson. 635-3217 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bell are the parents of Walter Young was the happy recipient of a a boy born M arch 25. bora in Charlotte township, Feb. 26,1880 and he recently underwent a successful operation spent her life there until her marriage to J. C. for hernia. magnificent gold watch on last Monday Jensen of Chicago. The m em bers of the class taught by George morning, the donors being his uncle and aunt J. Walter were the guests of the Friendly class Mr. and Mrs. John Young. The watch was 20 Years ago A baby boy was born Friday night to Mr. of the Evangelical Sunday school at a social presented to Walter as a substantial A p ril t, m i and Mrs. W. J. Flessner, east of Charlotte. gathering held in the church basement acknowledgement of his valuable services ••• .' Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin will celebrate their Phyllis Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday evening. rendered on the night of the fire. #240 Seal Down 50th wedding anniversary April 9 with an open William Lee of Strawn, celebrated her sixth Miss Nelle Caughey, a former well known Died at the home of her mother, Monday, house. Miss Hazel Westervelt and Will Irwin birthdate, M arch 29. Chatsworth girl, was married in Chicago, the 28th, Maggie McBride, ag* 20. i were married in their newly furnished home Mrs. Joe Wittier sustained painful injuries March 23, to William King, of Chicago. Died at his home, southeast of Chatsworth, SHINGLES near Cropsey March 29, 1911, by Rev. S. P. We’ve rotted back prices during Wednesday morning. Two bones in her right The pessimist sits down and weeps because the 29th, Robert Fruin, age 84. Snedaker. our TRUCKLOAD SALE ON hand were fractured and the hand was badly the hard freeze has killed the peach buds, Three hundred fifty-four votes were cast in SHINGLES. . . Buy NOW and boat lacerated in a power wringer. while the optimist goes out and chops some ice the Chatsworth township election Tuesday. C.O. Miller and family have moved into the from the tank and makes ice cream and Thank you the announced price Inc rasas. John Ruppel was elected supervisor with 332 Minz house in the west part of town. They have invites the neighbors in. We are glad Mrs. Several truckloads In-Stock. votes; William Zorn, township clerk with 323 I would like to thank every one who sent me given up their residence in Chicago. Foreman is an optimist SALE PRICE CASH A CARRY ONLY votes; Carl Milstead, assessor with 331 votes; cards and flowers while I was in the hospital. Board of township auditors include John And thank goodness for friends. Heiken, Allen Diller and Harold Krueger. W. Dorothy Gillette* M. Point won the constable post, defeating James Mackinson. M r , T i m b e r Mrs. Harry Pelt, 64, of Urbana, died April 1 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER n fL Your Complete Home Improvement Center' in Burnham City hospital. Marie Newman Felt Church Services Thurs., Apr. 9, 1981 was born Nov. 29,1896 in Pekin. She married Page Seven P55raYrc;l»7-VH.iai3; ■ Harry Felt of Chatsworth Nov. 27, 1920 in CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH WEDNESDAY, April IS West Walnut Street, FAIRBURY, II. Ph. (81 5) 692 2321 P.0. Bo* 30 G alesburg. 12 N. Till St. Chatsworth 11:00 a.m . - Service at Greenbrier Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fortna announce the Melvin Meister, pastor 2.-20 p .m . • Ju nio r C hoir r e he a rs a l engagement of their daughter Patricia Sue to SUNDAY, April 12 4:20 p.m. - Boy Scout meeting Peter Paul FreehiU, of Chatsworth. f :45 a.m . - Sunday school - Visitors Day 7:20 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal Dennis Costello, 11-year-old son of Charles 10:4S a.m . - Worship - Palm Sunday T H U R S D A Y , A p ril 14 Costello’s received word he was one of 28 boys 2:00 p.m. • Focus on the Family Film at 7:00 p.m. - Maundy Thursday Communion to win a five day vacation trip to the Hidden CAPS "What Wives Wish Their Husbands in the Fellowship hall Valley Ranch, Little Rock, Ark., in June, for Knew About Women: The Lonely Housewife" FRIDAY, April 17 7:20 p.m. - Union Good Friday Service at securing new subscriptions to the Kankakee 0:1S p.m. - Eager Beavers for the kids. Christian Ed - How to Share Our Faith the St. Paul Lutheran church. Next Sunday, Journal. 7:00 p.m. - Rev. Bob Try lick of Hiwatha A p ril 10, 1081. Baptist Missions, Speaker Next Sunday, April 10 ■ i WEDNESDAY, April 15 4:20 a.m . - Union Easter Sunrise service at 30 Years ago 7:00 p.m. - Watch and Pray the First Baptist church 0:00 a.m . -Church school A p ril s, m i 8:00 p.m. - Reports and Business Mr. and Mrs. Stircow Beck of Chatsworth SATURDAY, April IS 10:15 a.m . - Morning worship All types of people, received word from the Secretary of the Army 0:00 p.m. - Teen Youth Conference at Calvary Baptist church. Normal • Dr. Paul stating their son, Pfc. Thomas A. Beck was Tafanll en*n|«er FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH slightly wounded in action in Korea, March 15. ST. PAUL’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH C hatsw o rth # c # e r Central Illinois, He is the first Chatsworth casualty to be Sixth and Walnut Sts. Kenneth W. Tyler, Pastor reported in the Korean fighting. t Chafe worth i_- SUNDAY. April 1 2 ...... Mrs. Catherine Rebholz, who makes her Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor 0:0 0 - Sunday school. Bob Fields Supt. home with her daughter, Mrs. James Franey, THURSDAY, April 0 10:00 - Morning worship. Sermon theme: / , v will celebrate her 90th birthdate, April 6. 0:00 a.m. - Esther Circle at the home of "The Cross and Victorious Living." Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee of Chatsworth Mrs. Evelyn Sutcliffe. WEDNESDAY, April 15 announce the engagement and approaching 7:JO p.m. • A.L.C. Women General meeting. 7:20- B.Y.F. meeting The program will be presented by Debra THURSDAY, April 14 marriage of their daughter, Norma, of 7:00 - Maundy Thursday candlelight Com­ Kankakee, to Sgt. Howard Higley, son of Mr. Preisser on Speech Language Disorder. SATURDAY, April 11 munion service and Mrs. Paul Higley of Silverton, Ore. 0:20 a.m . - Confirmation class pictures and savin g s. Pvt. John Friedman was honored on his reh e ars al SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH birthdate, April 1, at the home of his sister, SUNDAY, April 12 41S North r amlh Street Mrs. Leon Sharp. 8:45 a.m . - Sunday school and Bible classes Rev. C. E. Karl, Paster Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weller, a boy, March 10:88 a.m . • Worship Service with the Rite CONFESSION SCHEDULE 28. of Confirmation for six youth of the congrega­ SATURDAYS Mrs. Eula McNutt was the honored guest at tion. 2-2:18 p.m. a surprise party at her home Friday evening TUESDAY, April 14 FIRST FRIDAYS when 30 friends and neighbors called to help 1:00 p.m. - Charlotte H.E.A. meets at the 7:28-8 a.m . on us, too. celebrate her birthdate. Mrs. Walter Grieder church MASS SCHEDULE 4:00 pm. - 7th grade Confirmation class SATURDAY EVENINOS: and Nola Muller planned the party. WEDNESDAY, April 15 5 p.m. 4:20 p.m. - Luther League Choir rehearsal SUNDAY 7:20 p.m. - Senior Choir rehearsal 8-11 a.m. 40 Years ago T H U R S D A Y , A p ril 14 Dey before Holy Day: April j, m i 7:20 p.m. - Maundy Thursday Communion 5 p.m. Eldon Cohemour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Worship Service Weekday masses: Monday. Tuesday. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH The 30-MONTH CERTIFICATE The READY-RATE CERTIFICATE Harvey Cohemour, died March 29, in a Thursday and Friday at 8 a.m. C hatsw orth WEDNESDAY evening SlOO Minimum 6 -Month Term/$10,000 Minimum Bloomington hospital, at the age of two years. Rev. Charles Hale, Pastor 5:28 p.m. He was bom in Chatsworth August 5,1938. SUNDAY, April 12 WEDNESDAYS Rate fo r A pril 2 -13 Rate Available April 7 - 13 March 5, occurred the marriage of Lee 0:00 a.m . - Church school 4 p.m. Bartley, and Miss Katie Bailey at the home of 10:15 a.m . - Morning worship 4:45 p.m. • High school religion classes. the bride’s sister, Mrs. Ernest Loos at 4:00 p.m. - Youth Fellowship at the church (Classes held at the Perish hall) Jackson, Mo. The couple were attended by Mr. % and Mrs. Archie Perkins, sister and brother- in-law of the bride. 1 2 . 0 0 Eighteen relatives and friends were hosts for a surprise birthday party in honor of 1 4 . 0 3 3 “ W a n n y ” S t e f f e n R e a / t y federal regulations prohibit the compounding of interest Harold Pearson Monday evening at his home, during the term of this deposit northeast of Chatsworth. The election in Germanville township — Monny Stoffan, Broker • Phone 482-4322 Annual Yield attracted only 29 votes. W. J. Lynch was OAK AND SEVENTH STREETS FAIRBURY, ILl. 61739 elected town clerk, Albert Schade, assessor; Frank Hummel and Cletus FreehiU, justices of RENT MONEY NEVER COMES BACK the peace; and Karl Weller and Lester Buy this house for only $26,900.00 and start bldg, equity. Tw o story, two % % Hummel, constables. bedrooms down & two up. No basement. All carpeted. Gas heat. Two Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Runyon and Irene car garage. W . Elm St., in Chatsworth. 1 4 . 9 1 4 Lear have purchased the two story, Schroeder 1 2 . 9 4 residence property in the western part of SURE IT NEEDS PAINT Chatsworth, vacated by Mrs. Irene Schroeder. Annual Yield assumes reinvestment although rale And other repairs, but you can buy it cheap A fix it up like you want it. is subject lo change at maturity The Runyons have moved to their new home from the Grotevant property. Two story, four bedrooms, no basement. Corner lot, in FO R R ES T. What will you give? In te r e s t / • compounded deify. Plus even higher yields with Ready-Rate Mate! NliUNU M8»NI pen«v w TOUuaod *o» NTS a*a> o* c s**t Automatically tranatars monthly interest to regular savings account earning STATUS-FYING HI Ufe —POM »o co***oo«»o lor orm ,uer i 5 vy% daily compounded interest Super nice two story home in P IP ER CITY. Four bedrooms A one A one half baths. Full bdsement. Central air. Lovable carpet A drapes. Nothings missing here. Two car garage. y ! Check with us...for 5V4% interest-earning checking accounts. HERE'S A WISE BUY In P IP ER C ITYI Low forties will get you this seven year old three bedroom ranch. Two baths. No basement. Aft'd. garage, central air. Lots of appliances stay. Downstate Illinois’ largest financial institution with convenient offices to serve you HOBBY SHOP A ICE CREAM STORE Pontiac Federal 110W . W ater 8l.. Pontiac I Fhone M 2-M M I Hours: *-» M on.-Frl., 0 Noon. Sat. I In P IP ER C ITYI All real estate, equipment A inventory - for low teens. Ortvo In: 7-4. M on.-Frl . 7 Neon. Sot. f Forrest Savings SOO 8. Canter St.. Forrest I Phone 497-427* I Hours: S-S. Mon.-Frl.. 9 Neon. S at I TAVERN 0 Divisions o< Bloomington Federal Memo OtWco: Btoorrunglon Federal S aving, and Loan Association l i l t Washington Btoomngion ■ranch Offleee: Eastland Me* Btoommqion I East CoNsgs Avanua CoSege H4a Mas and Along R li: 47. Small town. Elaborate living quarters above. Waal Collage Avenue Normal ' i Morion < Hctory Pomi Mas Oacatur OHiaian O ffices: OUealor Federal / Momenta Federal / F irit Federal ol OgMshy f U rovertity Federal-Champaign Call, our office 482-4)22 anytim e or, our Forrest Saleslady Carol Knapp, 417-1111 or 457-1751 \

THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER "Coca Cola, 7-Up, Thurs., Apr. 9, 1981 Pepsi Cola, Mt. Dew, Page Eight R.C. Cola, Diet Sunkist Orange or ^ 5 * Rto, R.C. 100, Tab, Diet Pepsi A d 24-12 Oz. Cans P r i c e s Crushes, or E ffectiv e Diet 7 Up $ 1 4 9 A pril 9 -1 5 .N V X DICK'S »«S£J

u-____ - ; SOFT N PRETTY SUPERMARKET BATHROOM CHATSWORTH kjkj&ft Tissue FOLGERS IVORY U; 4-Roll fin g e rs All Grinds Liquid SCOTT Coffee 22 Oz. Towels 'J STAR KIST ML Chunk Lite Jumbo Roll CENTRELLA Oil or Water Pack BETTY CROCKER German Chocolate Applesauce 6.5 Oz. Hl-C HELLMAN'S Jumbo Drinks Mayonnaise Brownie Mix 50 Oz. Reg. $1.39 Jar $ 1 0 9 LIBBY 4-Limit 32 Oz. 19 Oz. 46 Oz. Jar $ > |3 9 Box Vegetables LOG CABIN Peas, Corn or Beans Pancake Mix 16 Oz. Ubby> LOG CABIN 2 - Lb. Ubby> Box V Syrup Reg. $2.39 KELLOGG Large 36 Oz. Bottle DELMONTE Pop Tarts 1 Dellflonte 1 1 Oz. MAZOLA Ketchup Box Jumbo MARDI GRASS Corn Oil 44 Oz. 6 9 * Bottle DELMONTE Napkins 48 Oz. Breakfast SMUCKERS 140 Ct. Jug TIDE MAGIC Prunes Grape Detergent

Sugar 2 -Lb. 49 Oz. 0 Bag 18 Oz. Box $ 1 6 9 7-Up, Diet 7-Up, Squirt, Crushes, DAIRY DEPT. Dad's Root Beer, 7 » p i FORREST RATH LODAS GRADE A RATH or Dr. Pepper 2% M ilk GOLDEN HARVEST Whole BLACKHAWK Plus Deposit Boneless 29c Each % Pork Loin Chickens “ • " " 6 9 Lb. Lb. Hams . . PRODUCE SALE! $ < 7 9 $ 1 2 9 US NO. 1 RED GOLDEN RIPE Potatoes Bananas MAZOLA f ) 4-Stick COUNTRY STYLE RATH WHOLE RATH SHANK Lb. RIBS OR LOIN Bone-In Portion Margarine Roast Hams . _ _ A Lb. 19 22 Lb. $ 1 0 9 “ $ 1 2 9 7 9 * BUTT CALIFORNIA HEAD Portion RATH GOLDEN OSCAR M AYER Lettuce PASCAL IM P E R IA L Soft HARVEST CENTER Lb. 39c Head or CUT PORK Wieners Celery Oleo Lb. Stalk Chops 2 - 8 Oz. Tubs r> OSCAR MAYER BEEF GENERIC LOIN CUT PORK Bacon PACKAGE LIQUOR Franks Lb. Beer Lb. Chops CANFIELD 6 - 1 2 M ixes ECKRICH Southern Comfort, Fresh Slice or Gingerale, Club Soda, RATH Bacardi. Rum, Chunk BUDWEISER 50-50, Quine OSCAR MAYER BLACKHAWK Cooked Reg. or Diet Ton High, Walkers Liter Little Friers Ham Bologna Beer C O t Special Canadian Lb. 5 Oz. Lb. 24-12 Oz. Each 3 ® 2 / * 1 1 4 9

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CHEVY BLAZER 4x4 1977 1975-12 ft. SUDE-in pick up camper COLD BEER, kegs, pizza, snack LIFETIME guaranteed mufflers. Cheyenne deluxe package, back - fully self contained, sleeps six, meats and cheese at Thornie’s Air conditioning service, tune- AUTOMOTIVE passenger seat, tilt steering, has intercom system. 81,609. Ph: Pkg. Liquor, El Paso. Ph. 309 ups, brake jobs, custom made cruise control, A/C. Great for 8156356045. C4-9/4-16 527-4270. c07-17/tfn exhaust systems. Williams Mobil camping, excellent condition, Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. 84500 or best offer, original SEE MY LINE of records, books Ph. 815692-2832 or 6926598. CAR-TRUCK-VAN REPAIR owner. P h: 309-747-3233 or and Bibles. Small Appliance c06-28/tfn -reasonable rates, experienced, 309747-2079. nc3-26/tfn MISCELLANEOUS R epair, Nick K aeb, 300 S. 5th, good references, own garage, by Fairbury. c01-12/tfn ELECTROLUX Sales A Service. appointment Call after 3 p.m. 1975 PONTIAC Catalina, good FOR SALE David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, Ph. 309-527-6861 - Tom W essel, E l condition. Ph: 8156356331. EGGS - Graded, candled -Streid’s COME TO THE NEW Betty’s Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2282. Paso. cll-27/tfn 04-2/46 Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad Barn in Chatsworth. New and c01-17/tfn west on Rt. 24, half mile north. used conglomeration. Open 1973 GMC 5000, $2650, 10 ft. MOTORCYCLE 1975 Suzuki; 750 c0269/tfn Thurs., Fri. and Sat., 16 p.m. Ph. GARDEN PLANTS now ready to insulated box. 90,000 miles, runs good condition. Call 309527-6411. 8156353140. clMl/tfn set out. Potted rose-bushes. Seed- well. Ph. 819657-6380. c4-2/tfn RICE’S TV • Zenith sales, any potatoes, onion-sets and plants. c3-19/tfn brand services. Ph. 3096654261. AT GAMBLES In Fairbury, 15% The Green Thumb Gardens, 1978 OLDS Cutlass supreme If no answer phone 3096656485. discount on all wallpaper orders. Chenoa, Ph: 8156455321. 1978 PINTO, 23,000 m iles. $3100 or Brougham - 2-door, V8, c0929/tfn Do-it-yourself tools in stock. Ph. *4-2/4-16 make offer. Ph: 8156925311, ask automatic, air conditioning, tilt 815692-2222. c01-15/tfn for Dennis. c3-19/tfn wheel, AM-FM stereo 8 track VAN’S SALES & SERVICE small EASTER FLOWERS!! lilies and -excellent condition - 85000 or best engine repair, McCulloch, Echo blooming plants, cut-flowers, MODEL 712 A.C. tra c to r m ower offer. Ph: 3096656091 after 4 or and Stihl chain saws, chains KUSTOM SEED CLEANING on corsages, bokays. Early orders with 38” mower deck. Also 5000 weekends. *4-2/4-16 made up and sharpened; log the farm service, certified are a must!! Silk-flowers too!! watt generator for tractor splitter for rent; stand-by soybean seed. K us tom The Green Thumb Gardens, mower, belt driven. Ph: J fc H USED cars, Emington, 111. generators. Ph. 8156356579. Agrinomics, Flanagan. Chenoa. Ph: 8159455321. 8156576861 after 6:00. Call Jack or Judy at 815634-2201. c0921/tfn 815/7954433. *0265/0469 *4-2/4-16 C 3 -2 8 /5 2 C4-2/4-23 % 1977 CAMARO. AM-FM radio, 79 CAPRI 4 SPEED m anual. air, P.S., P.B. 83,000 or best offer. Excellent condition. Must sell. Ph: 8156576743. 84500. Ph: 8156926128. f l titsif i l M i M i a i r i l •3-26/46 •4 6 /4 6 1th e lJ M p W i l w in d ow 1979 KAWASAKI 650 - apple red -42 mpg - excellent shape. Ph: 1966 RAMBLER, 6 cylinder. No 8156456491 (7 to 4 p.m.) or rust. Good interior. Extra tires 815644-7752 (after 4:30 p.m .). 8350. Allan K aisner. Ph: Keep the H eat O ut...and C 3 -2 6 /4 -1 6 8156576132. *46/4-16

CHEVY VEGA 1977. D ark blue, 72 OPEL, GOOD condition, the Cool 4-speed, best offer. Donna Zehr, cheap transportation. Best offer. ph: 300-747-2172 a fte r 5. Any tim e Ph: 8156926141 after 5. weekends. c4-2/tfn c46/tfn

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•" They Impreve The, Vi ' ,-y, , .. CLASSIFIED V«l«n Of Veer Mem. . An* Art Available la aae Slat Or Style . . . Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m, i f T i W: >5* THE THERMAL-GARD - 'V \ Appearing weekly In The El Paso Record Triple GlatiRf 7 v REPLACEMENT WINDOW far The Falrbury Blade The Q rldley News Solar Ceei-Gurtf The Forrest News The Chenoe Clipper PAYS FOR ITSELF Glass The Chatsworth Plalndealer The Lexington Unit-Journal The Culiom Chronicle The Colfax Press • IN MAINTENANCE SAVINGS The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper C ity Journal • INSTALLATION LABOA SAVINGS Press Run • 17,000 Copies 56,000 Readers Local Rates • ENERGY SAVINGS First week - 15s per word, 15 word minimum, cash m ust be received in • TA* CREDIT Of 15% advance or by Friday of each week. Thereafter - ,12s a word - cash In advance. Charge classifieds - .20* per word, 15 word m inim um first week - there­ after .18* per word. Blind ads 83 handling charge. IMPORTANT A fter an ad Is ordered it cannot be cancelled or changed before publica­ •15683-3304 I'MlMiK 08MMI 815683-3307 MORF.ftT M<%* tion w ithout charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions. TMIRMOSYAT REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE CAM lAVf VN AM Check your advertisem ent upon first Insertion and plaaae notify us If AOOtTMMAl there is an errbr. Each ad la carefully proofread, but stHI an error can Dick Sandberg NiM occur. If you notify us the firs t day o f an error, w e'll repeat the ad w ithout Sties A Service charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility Is yours. IS yrs. experience OFFICE HOURS 8 am . to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 1188 VMM! Saturdays 8 am . to noon In Falrbury only 101 W. Locust, Falrbury Telephone 815602-2366 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Telephone 8156356010 AL-STAR Home RntyUag cerv 1 IM F Walnut JM o«lr«h> II 81340 AbStar 11314 East Krack, Forrest Telephone 6156676462 1 am lil»r»ilf< m u n i* rwer*» 127 W. Hack, Culiom Telephone 8156892654 tksehlvli w A N lilln la has 54 W. Peoria Piper City Telephone 8156892560 101 8 . Center, Colfax Telephone 309723-2661 f t Restyling Co. Telephone 8156456221 1 217 Green, Chenoe 1 229 W. Main, Lexington Telephone 3093856714 1 t / \ 321 Center, GrMley Telephone 3097476079 | 48 W. Front, El Paso Telephone 309627-4800 OGLESBY. IL / / \ \ e SflMMfNU e ffMHA Telephone 8156897815 ■ 104 W. Lincoln, Onarga Mmi Tuna T9 C#N _ _ 1/ XX •—M —■

e> Chatsworth • 8150363010 Chenoa 8159453221 Cullom - 615669-2664 Colfax • 300-723-2881 El Pm o • 308-527-4800 Falrtxjry - 815402-2368 Forrest -6154574402 QrMlay - 300-747-2078 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Lexington - 308-365-8714 Onarga - 815-260-7815 Piper City 815488-2550 County Lines - April 8-14,1981—TWO KRAFTY KORNER,Chats­ SPEAKERS - Realistic T-200, 2 BEDROOM house for sale, in worth. Craft supplies, finished 2-10” Woofers, 150 w atts, Radio Piper City, fully carpeted, full craft items, fabrics, patterns, Shack’s best, $259.95 each in basement, screened porch. BUYING SCRAP iron, copper, sewing supplies, silk weddings. catalog. 1 pair a $175 each. Reasonable. Call 8154864288 lead, brass, aluminum, smashed PHONE PREFIXES TO Register for classes. Hours Lindsey Sales and Service, 53 W. after 5 p.m. c44/tfn aluminum cans, silver coins, auto HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS Monday-Saturday, 9-5:30. Ph. F ront, E l Paso. Ph: 309427-4540. batteries. Fairbury Scrap Metal. Benson...... 309394 815-635-3055. *44/44 BY OWNER, beautiful Ph: 815492-2631. C4-2/430 Buckley...... 217394 c02-12/tfn landscaped 3 bedroom home, 2 Cebery...... #4® baths, bi-level, Big Rock Estates, Chatsworth...... 635 Chenoa...... 945 KOZY KOMFORT wood burning Gridley. Assumable 12% WANTED TO RENT: house or house tra ile r in country or edge of Colfax...... 723 stove, quarter inch steel, two m ortgage. Call 309-747-3279. MOBILE HOMES town between Piper City and Cooksvllle...... 725 draft controls, adjustable legs, c44/tfn Cropsey...... 377 Fairbury with space for dog. Call ash guard, heats 2,500 square Cullom...... 689 8154852451. C44/4-16 feet, holds 24 inch logs, brick 2 BEDROOM COUNTRY home El Paso...... 527 lined. Has a screen, could be used EL PASO: Star mobile home, w/garage located 4 miles south of Eureka...... 487 WORK WANTED. Practical as a fireplace. Used three 10'x55' furnished, $2,750. Ph. F airbury. $40,000. T erm s and Fairbury...... 692 details, Ph: Ken, 309454-1835. nurse. Private home. Onarga Flanagan...... 796 m onths. Call G ridley 309-747-2182 3094274064. c01-29/tfn Forrest...... 657 after 4 p.m. nc02-19/tfn C44/4-30 only. Ph: 8152684550. C44/430 Gllmsn...... 815266 TWO FOR SALE, two for ren t, Gridley...... 747 FEW CHOICE riding mowers. Ph: 3094274003. *4-9/4-16 Hudson ...... 726 WANTED WILL DO bicycle repairs. Call Must sell. Ph: 815492-2881 afte r 5 Kempton...... 253 Joe Limbaugh at 8152684567 for p.m . C 3 - 1 9 /3 - 2 6 EL PASO, nice two bedroom Lexington ...... 365 an appointment. c44/44 mobile home. New carpeting and Melvin...... 388 BURPEE GARDEN seeds in paneling. Will sell contract for FULL AND part-time waitresses Mlnonk ...... 309-432 bulk and packets!! Lawn seeds, deed. Ph: 309467-2872. wanted. Apply at Fine ham’s Onarga...... 268 LOOKING FOR farm home to Piper City...... - ...... 686 fertilizers, insecticides and weed C44/4-30 Steakhaus. Ph. 309-7234391 or rent near Fairbury - Forrest 7232411. c01-22/tfn Pontiac...... 842444 killers. Dormant spray and tree area. Write Dale Puls, 111 E. Roanoke...... 923 paint. The Green Thumb Maple, Fairbury, D, 61739. Roberts...... 217395 Gardens, Chenoa. Ph: CARPET AND linoleum custom­ •49/523 Saunemln...... 832 815-945-5321. **4-2/4-16 REAL ESTATE ers to See our new lines. Ph. S ecor...... 744 8154353239 for in-home showing EXPERIENCED FARM hand Sibley...... 745 MUSHROOMS from your and free estim ate. 20 years wants work on farm. Ph: Strawn...... 688 mushroom garden; compact, experience. Courtesy Carpet, 8154353384, before 3 p.m. Thawville...... '...... 217-307 complete and clean; grown in GRIDLEY: New 3 or 4 bedroom Francis Schade, Chatsworth. C44/516 your own home. See them at The tri-level, beautiful home in new c06-10/tfn Green Thumb Gardens, Chenoa. subdivision, $56,900. Call 309-747- Ph: 815-945-5321. *4-2/4-16 2109. c0247/tfn CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. Reasonable. Dave VEGETABLE plants are ready FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815492- RECREATIONAL -Kaisner’s Greenhouse, N. 1st ranch home, 3 baths, 2 Vi-car 2282. c0325/tfn EQUIPMENT stre e t, F airbury. *4-2/4-9 garage, central air conditioning, main floor utility room, full HOUSE KEEPER, full time, TALI., SLIM teen suits, one basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. days 84. Experience preferred. Three Oaks Nursing home, ph: 1970 BLUE 15ft. Crownline boat, 3-piece light blue-gray, $50; one 309-747-2003 or 309-747-2787. 65 hpr, Mercury motor, Gator 3093658016. C2-26/4-2 3-piece navy, $25; one 2-piece c03-27/tfn trailer, excellent condition, copper color with plaid pants, carp et, ex tra gas tank, $1250. EXPERIENCED and reliable $25. Ph: 309-527-3702. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 10 Robert Sterrenberg, Ph: girl to babysit in my home for c4-9/tfn acres of farmland on the north 8154852344. C52/52 edge of El Paso. In city limits newborn and 4-year-old starting in August. Call after 5 p.m. Ph: BLACK AND DECKER between N. Pine St. and I.C.R.R. TANDEM-BIKE, good condition, 3094274081. c326/tfn Workmates, deluxe dual heights, Phone or write: Don Geiselman, $50. P erry B urroughs, F airbury, $ 6 9 .9 5 , Black and Decker Vv in. 95 E. Seventh St., El Paso, Ph. P h: 815492-2054. 44/516 d rill, $ 2 9 .9 5 ; drill bit sets $ 6 .7 0 ; 7 309427-2559. cll-1 3 /tfn FIESTA DISHES, part or inch saw blades $ 2 .2 5 ; complete set. Ph: Lexington Try this for size combination wrench sets, $ 9 .0 0 ; REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. 3093657821. *4-2/44 socket sets, small, medium and Call 3094634371 or Mary Kirkton, AMWILL by Reuben Huber larg e; 3 / 4 inch drive set in metal associate. Ph. 309-747-2383. GOOD USED mini-bike. Soybeans She always feels bad when she box $ 5 7 .5 0 - the wrenches are in cll-13/tfn Reasonable. Ph: 815492-2234. 2 Days Later feels good for fear she’ll fed metric and standard-16 inch nc4-2/tfn Than Corsoy worse when she feels better. Channel lock $ 1 0 .9 5 power hack CHENOA, choice lot in Reiners saw $ 2 4 9 ; 5-speed drill press with addition. Ph: 815445-7055. TYPING OR paste-up in my 59.8 Buthela/Acre Remember the good old days m otor, $ 1 8 9 ; V i H.P. electric home. Ph: 8154923513. *4-2/4-16 when the still small voice within g rinder, $ 7 9 ; 1 ton chain hoist •4-2/44 Limited Supply used to be calk'd conscience $79.96; m etal tool box, $9.95; IN GRIDLEY, 6 room home on Available instead of a transistor radio? metal tool cabinets, $ 5 0 and up; East Third St. with 2 lots. Priced BUYING GOLD • Silver - all From * Black and Decker and Skill reasonable. Call 309-747-2265. antiques - Canassay gold - silver. Premier Soybean If the world is really getting power tools, have some used *4-2/4-16 Want old wind powered G row ers smaller why do they keep raising anvils and blacksmith tools. generator. 404 E. Oak, Fairbury, Of the price of stamps? Dennewitz Bros. Chatsworth. Ph: FOR SALE by owner, 2Vi acres Ph: 8154924073. *4-2/4-23 815435-3316. C 4 - 9 /4 - 3 0 w/septic tank, natural gas and (us TOM Only hens bear dividends by well. Ph: 3094274698. SEED BEANS SHOVEL SPECIAL - only $3.97. sitting around. C4-2/44 Wells II, Pella, \GR/MOM/C$ You get quality and savings at Serving ProtCMianil Fnnnwi Order your taxes from the huge Sampen Hardware, El Paso. Williams 79 CHENOA, 80x120 lot, R einers •13796-4433 selection at Huber’s in Fairbury. *44/4-9 subdivision. Ph: 8154454131. Dale M iller BOX 333 Sperlel dhew ti t o — Ph. 815-835-3247 •4-2/44 Flanagan, II. 41748 and proms. CONSOLE Zenith stereo, 8 speakers. Ph: Forrest, FIVE ROOM SPANISH-style, 815457-8243. *44/44 cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, dining room, large parlor, 2 600 BALES of oat straw , $1.25 a large bedrooms, lots of storage, bale. Ph: 815492-3500. full basement. Contract buy 1 WE DARE YOU!! e-44/4-16 available. Ph: 309432-2065. LI Shop and Compart, got your host deal anywhara on a now IN I car r.,- •4-2/44 or truck, bring it to us and... EVERYTHING Vi price, knicks- knacks • ladies clothes, dishes, PIPER CITY, 2 bedroom home, WE’LL BEAT IT! I games, jewelry, etc. This N That fully carpeted, full basement, CHEVY’S UPAHEAD Shop, 120 W. Howard S t, Pontiac, screened in porch. Reasonable. ances and rock-bottom prices D. April 10,11,12,13. 9 to 5. Call 8154864288 after 5 p.m. *44/44 C4-2/44 on 1111 Chevrolet ears and FOR'8 1 . tracks. s e e u s . COLFAX COMMUNITY SALE 'Where es Friends" Saturday, April 11.1981 11:00 A .M . Items to be placed on Main St. after 6:00 a.m . # )

Chats worth ■ 815-635-3010 Chenoe 815045-3221 Cut lorn - 815880-2854 Colfax • 305723-2681 El Paso 300-527-4800 Fairtoury - 815802-2368 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrast - 8158574482 Qrldley 305747-2070 Lexington - 300-3858714 Onarga - 8152657815 Piper City - 8158852550

County Lines - April 8-14, 1981—THREE INSULATE TODAY. Save on APPLIANCES: “Full Service” SERVICES heating and cooling cost. Call Dealer for Frigidaire, Coming, LAWN ROLLING w ith heavy PAPER HANGING, experienced Honegger Insulation. For free Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, roller. Also roto tilling. Some Shirley Meenen. Ph. 815657-8385. estimate call collect 815657-8512 Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and landscaping. Wtimer Stork, Ph: Pam Bork, Ph. 815657-8615. WEBB TR EE k ANTENNA or 8448525. c07-19/tfn Kohler. Marlow’s Appliance, 8156953668. *519/528 References. *526/516 Service - Tree removal and Inc., Chenoa, III. Ph. 8159457224. stump removal and antenna sales WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heating. Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; IMAGE STYLING by Jenlse REFRIGERATION and air and service. Insured. Fifteen Call for free estimate, no obliga­ Sat. till noon, any evening by Runyon - Saunemin, HI. Open conditioning service, RCA years experience. Donovan, HI. tion. Ph. 8156923113, Cender appointment. cl2-29/tfn Tuesday through Saturday. Ph: television. Whirlpool appliances. Ph. 8154857081. Call after S. Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fairbury, 111. 815632-4010. *519/4-9 Perkins Electric, Chatsworth, c01-10/tfn c0502/tfn TUCKPOINTING, masonry, ph: 8156353604. c526/tfn plastering, fireplaces, base­ SYLVANIA TVs, stereos, CBs, McCULLOCH CHAIN saw and JOE WILSON CAR CLEAN-UP. ments, chimneys and founda­ grass trimmer sales and service. Washing, waxing and interiors. m onitors and accessories. We tions. Triple O Construction, service what we sell and most The Country Store hours by RidgeviUe, Ph. 815-2654372. George Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. chance Ph: 305527-5541. 2 miles FU R N IT U R E c0506/tfn others as well. Drew TV Sales & 309527-4240. cll-20/tfn Service, Ph. 815692-3208. south of EH Paso on Rt. 51 then 4 APPLIANCES miles west. c4-2/tfn b DECORATED CAKES for aU cll-16/tfn occasions, including Sesame ditioning. Complete upholstering. CRIB, MATTRESS, bumper, 56 RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith MADE TO ORDER corsages mo. toys |75. B/W TV 12-in. |60. Characters. Will deliver. Ph. 815 Call Gridley, 3057473240. Pickup -Easter basket bunnies and 6853327. c0514/tfn -Any brand serviced. Ph. 815685 and delivery within 20 miles. W asher/dryer #150. set. Call 9246. c09-29/tfn chicks - silk flower arrangements 305527-4946. c3-26/tfn c01-29/tfn and other gifts. Bricker Drug KILGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.l, store, F airb u ry . Ph: 815692-2068. MAURICE 'EHL PLUMBING. HAIR CUTS, blow dries, COUCH AND CHAIR. One end Fair bury, limestone spreading, C 4 - 2 /4 - 1 6 excavation, trucking dirt and New - remcjel - repair. Free shampoo & sets, hair colors and table and coffee table $150. P h: estimates. Ph. 815692-3213. 305527-6793. *52/59 rock, stump removal. Days, permanent waves exclusively LIGHTNING ROD installation 815692-2580; evenings 6923966. c06-12/tfn w ith Ann E m berton, 30% off a t and maintenance. Wood burr HUTCH, pecan, like new. Ph: cll-30/tfn The Futura Shoppe, Fairbury. C onstruction, R.R. No. 2, SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., Phone 815692-2388. 815692-2644 a fte r 5 p.m . Chenoa. Blown cellulose, spray- Pontiac, Ph: 8158443545. nc52/tfn SIGN PAINTING, truck letter­ •4-9/4-30 *4-2/528 ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf on cellulose, Rapco foam, free and magnetic signs. Don Leister estimates. Call 8159457030 or SCULPTURED NAILS, the look COMING SOON - Armstrong 8159454762. c0501/tfn DOG GROOMING - pickup and Spring Carpet Spectacular. Six Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl2-28/tfn of elegance, built as easy as delivery services available. Call applying polish. Flexible, light carpet styles to choose from, J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, Diana at Bow-Wow Salon. Ph: including plushes, prints, and CUSTOM MADE antique repro­ weight and completely natural 815844-5040. *52/430 ductions and refinishing. Custom home, and industry. Ph. 815 looking with or without polish. sculptured Saxony in a wide made furniture. Marty Travis, 692-2285, F airbury, 111. Just for you at The Futura range of colors. Harms Home c0522/tfn BRING NEW life to your Furnishings, Chenoa. Ph: Ph. 815692-2890 a fte r 6 p.m . Shoppe, Fairbury, Ph: carpeting. Revive the original c03-02/tfn 815-692-2388. *4-9/430 8159452731. c52/tfn LOCKSMITHING Service. Keys beauty of your rugs. Cleaned in your own home by Von Schrader DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for made, locks re-keyed, locks EYELASHES, the look of beauty. EARLY AMERICAN style repaired, emergency openings. dry-foam method. No muss. No rocker love seat, $50; two gold appointment call anytime - Lois’ Applied individually to your own fuss. No odor. Use the same day. Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 816-945 Terry Adams, Forrest, Ph. 815 eyelashes. Look natural - feel swivel chairs, $35 each; all in 6578330. c07-24/tfn All work guaranteed. Phone for excellent condition. Ph: Chenoa 4762. c0512/tfn great. Just for you at The Futura estimate today. Janney's Shoppe, Fairbury. Ph: 8159457354. *4-9/516 WILL DO BABYSITTING in my Cleaning Service, Ph: C-M INSULATION. Blown cellu­ 815692-2388. *4-9/430 8157952780. *4-2/430 lose. Sidewall and attic. home any hours. Ph. 815692-2691. c0514/tfn Experienced. Call now for free PUMPS - Sales and Service, also TYPING OR other office work I Inci-Dentally estimate. Phone collect Craig trenching. D k R Well & Pump by R obert A. Tripke D.M.D. INCOME TAX assistance. Indi­ can do in my home. Experienced Rudin, 8156353494 or Marvin Service. Ph: 8156923334. typist, Cindy Rust, RR, Secor, vidual, farm and small business. Q - 1 need root canal work in Wenger, 8156953100. •3-5/523 111., 61771. Ph: 305744-2569. H. Nash. Ph. 815692-3708. one of my front teeth. Does c0515/tfn * 5 9 / 4 - 9 c01-l 1/04-16 WE ARE contracting complete this require removal of the EXPERIENCED wallpapering sewer connections. Melvin Grace root of my tooth? INCOME TAX Preparation WILL MOW lawns in F airbury. for a reasonable rate. Sandy and Son. Ph: 305747-2003 or Call Reid McDowell, 815692-2079. -Personal - farm - small business. 305747-2787. c512/tfn A - Not at all. This is only a Mies, Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2263. * 4 - 9 / 5 1 6 c0512/tfn Call Carol Froelich, Ph. 815685 common misconception. 2537. C01-29/04-09 Actually, root canal work WOULD LUCE a child or baby to WE MAKE DOLLS: Bye-los and Involves the cleaning out of KANE ELECTRONIC CENTER, care for in my home. Lori all other types in porcelain, rag infected nerve material from TV Sales and Service, Cullom. WE WILL DO sewer hookups. H etherington. Ph: 815-692-2530. dolls, stuffed animals, cradles, a tooth, to save it from Ph. 8156852622. c0524/tfn Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. c512/tfn and doll clothes. Reasonable extraction. This nerve 305747-2648 or Roger Helbling at prices. Call 815-657-8542. Jan e and material lies inside one or SHOEMAKER complete saw and 305747-2253. c0515/tfn DRIVEWAYS, patios, sidewalks, Connie Rieger. *4-9/430 sharpening service. You dull etc...free estimates. Poured more tiny canals which run right thru the center of the them and I’ll sharpen. 512 E. STEAM CLEANING; Carpet and walls. Ron Orrick Concrete. Call SEWING SERVICE, alterations, tooth and down into the root all Elm, Chatsworth. clO-25/tfn upholstery. Smoke and fire collect 3057251416. dressmaking, repairs, tailoring, the way to the tip. Tiny damage, clean-up. Free *3-19/4-9 home fashion and accessories. instruments are used to clean VICKY’S BEAUTY BARN - in estimates. J k S Carpet Cleaners, Mary Brent, Lexington. Ph: out the debris, and the canals rear of house, 211 N. 6th St., E l Paso. Ph. 305527-4473. WHITE ROCK and gravel 3053653631. C59/514 Chatsworth. Ph. 8156353157. cl2-13/tfn hauled. Call collect 3057251410 are filled to prevent future Complete styling and ear or 3057251674. *519/4-9 infection. The tooth remains BOBBI'S POODLE shop doing all intact, root and all. piercing. Open Wednesday SONNY’S PAINT k REPA IR k small breeds. Years of T.L.C. through Saturday. c01-04/tf n Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, BABYSITTING wanted day or experience. No tranquilizers. Q - I'm having root canal work Fairbury, 111. Ph. 815692-2583. night. Ph: 815692-2530. Sandy Thaw ville, Ph: 217387-2397. done on two front teeth after PIANO TUNING and repair. c02-14/tfn Hetherington. c526/tfn C 5 9 / 5 9 Robert Cummins, 1319 Glenwood, they were traumatized in an Bloomington. Ph. 3056652702. accident. Does this mean that c0507/tfn these teeth will turn black?

SEPTIC TANK CLEANING, Ph. Many.. A - By no m eans do all root 3053657101. Jack Skaggs canal teeth turn black. The Plum bing k Heating, Lexington. dark coloration is usually c0?-20/tfn TWO WEEKS ONLY! stain from blood pigments seeping into the tiny tubules of TREE TRIMMING, topping or the tooth, similar to a black removal, also stump BIGELOW NEWSMAKERS and blue mark elsewhere. Free estimates, insured. However in a tooth, there’s not Price, Onarga. Ph. 8152657612. enough circulation to wash it c0514/tfn away. Thorough irrigation and cleansing of the canal CAItreiSAlEl during root canal therapy, and placement of a white filling in Sandy M ies the tooth afterwards will Phone #15/652-2253 S a u d e r s prevent future discoloration. Paper Presented as a service to the 317 N. Main community by Robert A. Hanging Tripke, D.M.D. 180 Veto S t, Roanoke, IL. Chenoa, D. - Call 8159457704 or 9457471 for an appoint- Now till May 1 HOURS: DaNy tM l : N p.m. . $5.50/hr. pint mileage Satanlay tM p.m. Hours: M-T-W -1 5 7 G uaranteed Fii. Evening tM l:M p.m. T H -F r-5 * Satisfaction Sat. • 5 Moan Chatiworth - 815-635-3010 Chsno* 815045-3221 Cullom 815-680-2854 Colfax 300-723-2881 El P u o 300-527-4800 Fairbury - 815802-2386 Forrest 815457-8482 Qrldley - 300-747-2070 Cornbelt Classifieds Lexington - 300-3658714 Onarga - 815-268-7815 Piper City ■ 815886-2550

County Lines - April 8-14, 1981—FOUR BEAT CENTRAL Illinois’ Dust! WOULD YOU Investigate the HOUSEKEEPER and cook, live- We have Hoover and Eureka fastest growing ground floor in preferred. For retired WANT TO FORM or join a car 600 HEAD modified open front replacement bags. We also have opportunity going today? Hiis gentleman. Apply in person at 49 pool from Eureka to downtown finishing unit, erected on your ‘One-Wipe” dust cloths. Harms company is 2Vi years old. Enjoys East 6th, El Paso. *48/48 Bloomington. Hours flexible. Ph: farm, including pit, slats, Home Furnishings. Rt. 2 4 , a $100 million growth. If I can 309-467-3416 or 309829-7081. building and equipment for Chenoa, Ph: 815-945-2731. prove to you that you can earn nc-4-2/4-23 $46,900; good till May 4,1981. C 4 - 9 / 4 - 9 $17.00 to over 20,000 per mo. working part time, would you be BUSINESS TRAVELING to Champa ign- MECO All Steel • straight walls BLUE SOFA and chair, $50. Ph: interested? Operating in 25 states OPPORTUNITIES Urbana any Monday morning? farm storage building for grain 815-635-3356. C4-9/4-9 with others opening soon. Wall Will split costs of trip for a ride to and machinery. Street Journal said that this is the EQUIPMENT & vehicle leasing U of I campus. Fairbury Ph: business to get into now. Please 815892-3854. Can make USED CHEST type deep freeze, agents needed. Become self- CALL FOR SPECIAL PRICES on call 815-692-2832 or 815892-3598. like new. Used portable electric employed in the extremely arrangements to meet you if not “New Product” Round Storage clothes dryer 1 2 0 volt. Perkins * 4 - 2 /4 - 1 6 lucrative business of vehicle & in Fairbury. Please call. and Grain Drying Storage and nc4-2/4-23 Electric, Chats worth. C 4 - 9 /4 - 1 6 equipment leasing. $ 5 9 5 total Grain Drying systems EL PASO PERSON to do various investment includes also 18008228290. yard work this spring and necessary materials & training. United Agri-Setvice summer. About two days per JUST ARRIVED No additional charges. Call week. Must be 15 years or older. Gridley, II. Limited Supply - Big Savings! Hayes Equipment & Auto FARM Ph: 309-527-2396 after 6 p.m. c48/tfn -- Pfaltzgraff dinnerware Leasing, 815872-0445. C 4 - 9 /4 -9 EQUIPMENT Brite-Lite hand painted C 3 - 2 6 /4 - 9 lamps IN LEXINGTON - 1954 ^ Small appliances PART-TIME NURSES aides FOR RENT, soybean drill, International Super H Tractor ^ Silk flowers needed for all shifts. Experience Crustbuster, 20 foot, 3 point. Or TRAVEL -2-way hydraulic - power steering ✓ Baskets preferred or will train. Contact would custom pla* acreages. -goodcondition. Ph: 309865-4631. ^ Pictures personnel office, Fairbury Melvin Schuler, Lexington. hospital. C 4 - 9 /4 - 9 C 4 8 / 4 - 1 6 -- Fenton & Smith glassware ALL WE HAVE to know is: Ph: 309-365-7212. *4-2/48 ^ Blue Danube dinnerware where in the world do you want to WILL DO MOWING, road-ways, Table & Swag lamps PART-TIME POSITION PANNIER hog feeder, never go? Adventure Tours & Travel, right-of-ways, lots and so forth. Decorative wooden lamps available. Evenings. Friendly used, 3-ton $475; also 1966 110 N. Main, Pontiac. Ph. Ph: 815886-2451. *48/4-23 ^ West Bend atmosphere. Fairview Haven. Pontiac. Ph: 8158358348. Ph: 815892-2572, Fairbury. 815842-1133. Park free in the Harms Downtowner Motel parking lot C 4 - 2 / 4 - 9 C 4 - 9 /4 -3 0 ROW BANDERS, Siam, 8 Home Furnishings next door. c2-26/tfn assembled, used on 10 acres. Ph: ATTENTION FARMERS: Are Rt 24, Chenoa 945-2731 NOW TAKING applications for 815886-2457. C48/4-23 BEAT WINTER-cruise the your hydraulic jacks ready for C 4 - 9 / 4 - 9 nursing assistants on 7 / 3 shift. Apply McDaniels Nursing home. Caribbean for 3 to 14 days. Call this year's busy schedule? Do you now. National Travel want to waste costly time in the Ph: 3098278240. C4-9/4-16 8158448171. *3-26/4-16 FOR SALE OR RENT OAK DINING room table, chairs middle of a job due to jack failure? If not, phone C and J & buffet. 4 0 years old. Good ADULT TO WORK in kitchen and CHECK FOR special spring Floor Jack Repair. Quality parts condition. Ph: 815-844-6849. also as waitress, part-time will THREE BEDROOM house in train, apply in person to Stan’s super saver fares to selected and service. Complete overhauls. C 4 - 9 /4 - 1 6 Forrest. References required. Restaurant, Gridley, Ph: cities, and West Coast special Free estimates. Chris Porzelius, reduced fares, Adventure Tours Ph: 309827-5238 evenings or Ph: 8158578811. After 5 p.m. DUST SALE, on all new living 309-747-2920. C4-9/4-16 and Travel, Inc., 110 N. Main, 8158578751. C4-2/4-16 room suits due to recent storms, weekends. Kappa, 111. *48/480 Pontiac, Ph: 815842-1133. Park 4 off two piece sets, Hide-a-beds, WE HAVE A position open in free in the Downtowner Motel bedding by Ther-o-pedic, many Fairbury that requires a mature parking lot next door. nice used bedroom suits, sofas, personable individual who can lots of used furniture, these must accept responsibility and C 4 - 9 /4 -3 0 all go immediately so we can complete tasks without direct ■ £ , ~ - V PLANNING a 1 4 day, 5 country clean up our building. Sale does supervision. Duties will include European tour via KLM Royal not include antique furniture. some bookkeeping and general Dutch Airlines. September 1 9 8 1 . Wilson, New, Used, Antiques, secretarial work, along with some If interested please contact Mr. Chenoa. *4-9/4-9 customer contact. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Wilbert Henkel at 8158448694. For lowest Air Fares reserve GARDEN SEEDS, Bulk and Pkg. Write P.O. Box 91, Fairbury. early. C 4 - 9 /4 - 3 0 lawn seed, fertilizer, tools. C 4 - 9 /4 - 9 Supply your spring needs at Sampen Hardware, El Paso. BE A WINNER! Beat inflation! *4-9/4-9 Work your own hours demonstrating Merri-Mae toys, CAR POOLS gifts, and home decor items. We need party plan demonstrators in i 4 * 0 HELP WANTED this area. High commission. No investment, no delivering, no READERS MAY ADVERTISE collecting. Call toll free now! free in this classification. BABYSITTER wanted in home. 1-806853-9077, or write: Merri- nc02-06/tfn Monday through Friday, 7:30 Mac 801 Jackson St., Dubuque, a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or live-in Iowa, 52001. *4-9/4-30 WOULD LIKE TO RIDE with or babysitter - housekeeper. share driving with person!s) Preferably older lady. Call FULL-TIME SALES from Minonk area to State Farm, 309-432-2333 until 4:30 p.m., opportunity: Avon. Good Bloomington. Hours are 8 a.m. to 1 1 . 0 0 % £To "Maturity evenings, call 309-432-2904. earnings, benefits. Call 4:15 p.m. Call 309-432-2145. “ I like them because they give me c4-2/tfn 815832-4661. 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County Lines - April 8-14, 1981—FIVE THAWVILLE: Comer of South EL PASO, 4 family sale 55 April NOTICES and John streets, multi-family. 9, 10, 11. Two (new) porch 2 STORY HOUSE in Fairbury, 7 APARTMENT in Gridley, new Thursday, April 16, 19; Friday, awnings. Cabinet stereo, baby rooms. Well kept, good condition. two bedroom, reasonable rent. Saturday, April 17,18,56. bed, Pyrex casserole dishes and Deposit and reference, no pets. Quiet with privacy. Laundry C 4 9 / 4 9 misc. Kitchen utensils. Clothes Ph. 815692-2011. cl294/tfn facilities in building. Appliances TRY CERAMICS. Happy Kiln, all ages. 766 E. Second St. optional. Quality workmanship. Gridley. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., GRIDLEY, Friday, April 10 and C 4 9 / 4 9 2 B.R. downstairs apt. in Forrest. Must be seen to be appreciated. 169; Fri. k Sat., 10-4. Saturday, April 11, 55. One mile Deposit and references required. Contact Don Kingdon, 305 c 0 2 - 0 7 / t f n south of Gridley, west one mile, No pets. Max Moore, Chatsworth. 527-3031 or 305527-2679. south four miles. Darwin Punke. MINONK, basement sale - baby Ph. 8156353201. clM 8/tfn c06-07/tfn COME HEAR HANSI speak at * 4 9 / 4 9 items, maternity clothing, Fairbury High school, Tuesday, dishes, misc. April 11-12, 54,1st EFFICIENCY apartment, fur­ BUSINESS SITE, located Main April 21, 7:30 p.m. Everyone CAMPUS, 9 family group sale. house west of D fc W Pontiac on St., Colfax. Could be used for welcome. *3-19/4-9 nished. References and deposit Campus Parish Hall. Friday, Minonk-Washbum blacktop. required. Ph. 815992-2011. office or small business. Will April 10,9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, C 4 9 / 4 9 cl2-25/tfn decorate to suit needs. Ph. HANSI AND BETTY Pershing April 11, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; 10 speed 3057252411 or 3057239391. seminar Wednesday, April 22, bike, porch glider, kitchen c0511/tfn 9-2:30. Lutheran church, 2 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ appliances, books, knick-knacks, Fairbury. Non-denominational! ment with stove and refrigerator. collectables, clothes - mens, IN GRIDLEY: Two bedroom Lunch. *3-19/4-9 FOR RENT Off street parking, washer and boys, womens, teens, infants and dryer in building. No pets or apartment, stove and refrigera­ toddlers. “No early birds”. children. References, deposit and tor, credit references, no pets. CHECK OUR ALTERNATE to • 4 9 / 4 9 Ph. 305747-2906 after 5 p.m. Nu-Sash, Larson Frost Block. lease required. Ph. 815992-2060 or SLEEPING ROOMS and house­ 692-2273 after 6:30 p.m. or cl523/tfn Discount pricing, sold locally. FAIRBURY, 400 Margaret Dr., keeping units. Private baths. weekends. cl2-25/tfn Kent Lumber, Gridley, El Paso, Thursday, April 9, 39; Friday, Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph. 815 LARGE DELUXE apartment, 2 Minonk, and Benson. C 4 - 9 /4 - 1 6 April 10, 99; Saturday April 11, 6579590. c01-24/tfn LOWER FIRST FLOOR on bedroom, full basement, m 5noon. Children and adults, Locust St., Fairbury. Suitable for baths, stove, refrigerator, CLEAN CARPETS last longer. clothing, some furniture, junk. 12X60 MOBILE HOME. Utilities office space. Water and heat fur­ carpet, drapes, central air, no Rent our Carpet Shampoo furnished. Call 815692-2960. C 4 - 9 / 4 9 nished. Deposit and reference. pets, deposit, 3275 a month. Don Machine with free upholstery c02-21/tfn Ph. 815992-3328. c01-22/tfn Geiselman, El Paso. Ph. cleaning attachment, Sampen CHATSWORTH, 10 families, 305527-2559. cl516/tfn Hardware, El Paso. 4-9/4-9 Thursday, April 9, 3-7 p.m. APARTMENTS in Fairbury and Friday, April 10, 99; Saturday, Forrest. Deposit and references SPACIOUS downstairs apart­ EL PASO, one and two bedroom BOOK SALE at Pontiac Public April 11, 53; 114 N. 4th. required. Equal Housing ment • utilities furnished. furnished apartments. $125 per Library. 4 0 1 N. Main St. Pontiac, Chenoa. Ph. 8159457100. * 4 9 / 4 - 9 Opportunity. Call Ed, month. Ph. 305527-2550 or 111. April 1 0 , 1 0 a.m. • 6 p.m. April 8156579248. cl2-04/tfn cOl-29/tfn 527-3455. c02-06/tfn 1 1 , 1 0 a.m .- 6 p.m. C 4 - 9 /4 - 9 FAIRBURY, 310 Wanda Lane, come anytime, clothing, sizes Jr. SAMPENS WANTS to be 1st stop Misses 51512; boys 14-16, suits. on your shopping list. People tell Margaret Claud on. *49/49 us we have “everything." r * 4 - 9 / 4 9 Down to Earth Values FAIRBURY: Garage sale extended. New things added. Thursday, April 9, 1-3 at 538 S. FREE 5th. C 4 - 9 /4 - 9 S A V E $ 8 0 FAIRBURY, yard sale, April 9, 10, 11 at 406 W. Elm, from 9:30 TEARING HOUSE down, anyone until 3. James Stewart. C 4 9 / 4 9 wanting lumber can have for U < 5 ? - ' tearing out. Call 815692-2554, FAIRBURY, group porch sale, t o $ 2 0 0 anytime. C 4 - 9 / 4 - 9 Saturday, April 11, 55. Infant The 108 Lawn Tractor through adult clothing and misc. 8 hp x $10 = $80 OFF. 502 S. 2nd. L. Mack. The 111 Lawn Tractor nc 4-9/49 GARAGE SALES j 11 hp x $10 = $110 OFF. FAIRBURY, yard sale, April 11. 'The 210 Lawn and Garden Tractor and 12,54 at Lot 21 Indian Grove 1 0 hp x $10 = $100 OFF. EL PASO: Saturday, April 11, Estates, East Locust St. 8:30 • 4:30, miscellaneous items. C49/4-9 The 212 Lawn and Garden Tractor David Wagner residence, 301 So. 1 2 hp x $10 = $120 OFF. Elm. *4-9/4-9 FAIRBURY, moving sale, The 214 Lawn and Garden Tractor Coldspot type deep freezer, 30. 14 hp x $10 = $140 OFF. LEXINGTON, April 10-11, 99. upright piano, oak dresser and April 12, 9-2. Twelve families mirror with matching lamp 50 Amp Welder The 216 Lawn and Garden Tractor -clothes, mens coats, bike, old stand, black vinyl chair, red pine complete with 16 hp x $10 = $160 OFF. record player, Easter crafts, welding rods and cabinets (small counter and The 314 Lawn and Garden Tractor items too numerous to mention. face mask. large counter with sink) metal 14 hp x $10 = $140 OFF. 1V« miles west of Lexington on kitchen table, large folding table, Regular $76.75 Lake Road, and 1/8 mile north. humidifier, maple mirror, lamps, The 317 Lawn and Garden Tractor Mike Killian. *49/4-9 2 sewing machines (White and 17 hp x $10 = $170 OFF. Dressmaker), informative books Now $53.73 The 400 Lawn and Garden Tractor FORREST, April 9, 10 and 11. on other countries, amplifiers *0ffer ends April II. 1981 2 0 Karchers, 221E. John. *49/49 and guitar, recipe card hp x $10 = $200 OFF. collection, lots of baby clothes FAIRBURY, Saturday, April 11, and equipment (infant to size 2), 9-4.410 W. Cherry. Karen Denick. canning jars and canner, SAVE *50 C 4 9 / 4 9 ceramic paints and supplies, $50 otf regular retail price misc. One mile north of Kaisner of a new John Deere High- FAIRBURY, Friday, April 10,8-5 Greenhouse&2Vfc miles west. Ph: 65 Electric Pressure Washer - any model and Saturday, April 11, 8-12. 8159952656 or 692-3900 anytime. Trimmer South Clay H mile off 24 West. C 4 9 / 4 9 Men, women and childrens w a s $ 2 9 . 9 5 clothing, Avon bottles, antiques, .Hydraulic Jacks plants, tape deck and speakers, old 78 and 45 records, tapes, misc. Now $26.95 (V items. C 4 9 / 4 9

LEXINGTON, Bazaar and bake BOOK EXCHANGE j _ SAVE 30. sale, April 10, 9-5, April 11, 9-2. 201 N Mill Street Phillip Screwdriver Dee Ann Cole, 506 E. Walnut, Pontiac. Illinois 61764 < Lexington. *49/49 On our main floor 1 v 2 " EL PASO, April 1511, 55, 96 W. we buy, sell A trade 3 " day St. clothing, glassware, paperback books. 4 ” dishes, antiques, appliances. I t o S 6 ” Articles too numerous to list. I days a weak *49/49 1 V4 to 2 ton capacity

G R ID L E Y , 317 E . 4th S t, F rid ay, April 10,54. Women’s clothes, 12 Professional and 14, shoes, purses, men’s tailoring in the rear ! D & W Lawn & Garden clothing, electric appliances, of our store desk, matching stool and Rt. SI North, MhMiik M t/432-2811 i *4 -6/49 County Unas - April 8-14. 1981— SIX

Cornbelt Classifieds ^BajsgttJ created this Golden Opportunity Chatsworth 815-635-3010 Chenoa 8159453221 Cullom 815689-2654 Colfax 309-723-2661 Special design to save you so much! El Paso 309-527-4600 Falrbury - 815692-2366 Forrest - 815-657-6462 Grldley 309-747-2079 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga - 815288-7815 Piper City - 815686-2550

EL PASO: Modem, new 2 bed­ THREE BEDROOM in Gridley, room apartment, including no pets, some appliances, space drapes, carpet and appliances. E) for garden, lots fruit trees. $275 Paso 309-527-2490 or Gridley 309 per month. Wes King don, Pti: 747-2135. clO-16/tfn 309-747-2019. c4-2/tfn

UPPER 2 bedroom apartment, LEXINGTON: 1 bedroom fully carpeted, appliances and apartment, fully furnished with garbage pickup furnished. Air central air. Utilities furnished. conditioned, garage. No pets. Laundry privileges. Ph: Deposit required, $200/month. 309-3658524. *52/52 Ph. 815743-5760. cll-20/tfn THREE BEDROOM in COOKSVILLE. 2 bedroom mobile Chatsworth; 24 car garage, home, 12x60. $60 per week. All heated. Ph: 815635-3018 after 5 utilities furnished. Deposit p.m. C 4 - 2 / 4 - 9 required. Ph. 815-692-3761 or 309-725-3578. cl2-18/tfn LEXINGTON, 1 bedroom apartment, fully furnished with 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ central air. Utilities furnished, ment; stove, refrigerator, all laundry privileges. Ph: utilities except electricity 3093658524. *59/59 furnished - downtown Lexington. Ph. 309-365-8168. c01-08/tfn FREE delivery - W.T. Rawleigh products. Wayne and Gloria EL PASO: 2 bedroom apartment, Drayer. Ph: 8156923746, kitchen, living room. Ph. 2"*9527- Fairbury. C 4 - 9 / 4 - 3 0 4690. c01-08/tfn FULLY FURNISHED bold and beautiful EL PASO: 3 bedroom house apartment, single or couple. All -large backyard. Ph. 305527-2345. utilities paid except electric. No but at affordable prices! c01-15/tfn pets. Ph: 815657-8647. * 4 - 9 /4 - 3 0

EL PASO: Furnished one bed­ EL PASO, 2 bedroom mobile room apartment on lower level. home. New carpet and paneling. Uving room, kitchen and bath. In good condition. Ph: Heat furnished, $175 per month. 309-467-2872. C4-9/430 Ph. 309527-4200. c01-15/tfn IN COLFAX, 3 bedroom, 2 bath EL PASO, 2 bedroom apartment, home, must see to appreciate, large living room, dining and close up town. Everett Winget, kitchen. Heat, water and garbage P h: 309723-6064. c4-9/4-23 pickup furnished. Need references. K. Faulk, Ph: EL PASO efficiency, 2 room 309527-4245. c02-12/tfn apartment, appliances and water furnished, air conditioned, no 'ItooW cfi^ EL PASO, located at 400 N. pets $135. Ph: 309527-5541. Tlx* bold use of oak solids and oak veneris rs expertly (.foiled Elm 2 bedroom apartment, air c4-9/tfn conditioning, private parking, t)y Barnett into one of the handsomest grouping* hjW seen new and single story $210. plus T he qlotting tones of the Discovery Oak f mi*h is accented by rout NEW DUPLEX catering to lines accenting each drawer front The wide pilasters and shaped deposit. Ph: 309527-2199. retirees. Attached garage, cut out base* are balanced by the thick top* with dentil mouldings c2-26/tfn central air, major appliances, for accent single story, one unit with The varety of drawer fronts are typical of country styling Suggested IN FAIRBURY, new 2 bedroom finished basement, $295 a month, and the amque brass finished hardware rs a perfect accent' Retail apt. 4 block from Dave’s lease and references required. We have thn beautiful Bassett bedroom m stock at low Market. Kitchen utilities Ph: Fairbury, 8156923058 after 6 introductory (>nces so shop now and en|oy thi* beauty arxi save1 SI. 125.00 provided. Also coin wash. p.m. c4-9/tfn Harm* Low Price *999.00 Attractive and convenient. Chest. 5 Drawers Includes H.D. Bed Frame Reference and deposit required. No pets. Curtis Weeks. For more LOST ft FOUND information, Ph: 815692-2244 or 815692-3320. c2-26/tfn Melina TMi special creation by j______SIAMESE CAT wearing brown FURNISHED 2 bedroom designed to give you a sfyie you will collar answers to Cat. If found apartment in Chatsworth. Ph: iove at s price you can atlordl please return to lot 17 Pinkham 8156353092. c2-26/tfn •••> Straw. FiMI S * Clttrt I HuOliil trailer court, El Paso. * 5 9 / 4 - 9 Su||tue0 Icin' KltMS g fT Q Q O O EL PASO • 2 bedroom apartment, m IS* riici Otfir reasonable. Ph: 309527-2345. LOST OR STRAYED, black and c3-5/tfn includes Heavy Duty Bed Frame white kitten in area of 5th and Maple, Fairbury. Ph: FAIRBURY, large unfurnished 1 815692-2529. nc4-9/tfn and 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeted w/stove and IN FAIRBURY, at Daves. Please refrigerator. As low as $160 and help me find my Siamese cat, 1 $180. Equal housing opportunity. year old, named Idiot. Please, Ph: 8156923855. c3-5/tfn phone Pontiac, 815-842-1326 or 842-1476. *4-9/59 EL PASO, spacious 3 and 2 The handsome details of hi* luxury jodroom w

County Lines - April 8-14, 1981— SEV ER Fair bury Hospital Livingston C ounty Notes COURT NEWS

MONDAY. MARCH M, 1M1 DISMISSED ADMITTED Mrs. Phyllis Potter, Lydia Nussbaum, Fairbury, Fairbury; Medford Mayhall, ASSOCIATE COURT James L. Allen A Jill A. F. Runyon: Ted A Ruth Doran Medical; James Fisher, Bloomington; Mrs. Gertrude For the Week of March 30 Lacheta, formerly Jill A. Allen to dba R.D.'s Drive Inn, Fairbury; Fairbury, Surgical; Mrs. Lettie Garber, Fairbury; Charles Page, through April 3, 1*01 Stephen R. Hammond A wf., |t. A the City of Fairbury, III., a Gray, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Cullom; Mrs. Lydia Nussbaum, Judge Darrell H. Reno, Presiding ten. 2-12-01 $10 (R.S. $35.) L 10 B Municipal Corp. At Law (Cplt.) 3 Odette Singer, Strewn, Medical; Fairbury; Mrs. Martha Koehl, Clarence L. Sengdiel, 7*, 34 Continuation of Marsh's Add. Counts in excess of $15,000.00 A Eire Miller, Fairbury, Medical. Fairbury; Mrs. Wayne (Jane) Pontiac, improper backing, $25., Fairbury. costs, each. 3-24-01. DISMISSED Stork and baby boy, Fairbury. (Pontiac). Glenn Jones A wf. to James L. MARRIAGE LICENSES: Mrs. Ursual Me Great, Karen S. Miner, 22, Pontiac, Allen A wf., |t. ten. 3-4-01 $10 etc. Walter Edwin Lane and Chats worth; Mrs. Nancy SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1MI fail to reduce speed, $35., (R.S. $2*.) W/i L 2, all L 3 A EVj Patricia Ann Hilden, both of Newkirk, Chenoa; Adolph ADMITTED (Pontiac). L 4 B * Marsh's Add. Fairbury. Fairbury, 3-25-01. Brockman, Fairbury; Mrs. Dennis Eshleman, Piper City, Charles E. Fogarty, 23, OeWayne G. Dodson A wf. to James Frederick Steimle and Vivian Burke, Chats worth; Mrs. Medical; Herman Fearman, Pontiac, too fast for cond., $25., Donald L. Janney A Arsenio G. Susan Kay Dooley, both of Mabel Vaughan, Fairbury; Mrs. Odell, Medical; Wlllhelm (Pontiac). Pica, as equal tens, in com. Pontiac, 3-25-01. Katherine Grace, Fairbury; Mrs. Wallenstein, Piper City, Medical; Steven G. Bressner, 10, 3-20-01 $10 (R.S. $17.50) Starting Gregory Alan Howard and Amelia Hinrichs, Chats worth; Miss Ruby Ramirez, Fairbury, Pontiac, III. poss of alco., $25., at SW cor. of NEW NEW Sec. Sheila Dawn Howarth, both of Arthur Neal, Fairbury; Mrs. Medical; Miss Michelle Clark, (Fairbury). *-24-4, etc. ___ _ Pontiac, 3-27-01. Edith Fosdick, Fairbury; Mrs. Piper City, Medical. Robert G. Wilkey, 11, Odell, III Arsenio G. Pica A wf. tb Hank Edwin Holub and Lucy Jacob, Fairbury. DISMISSED trans. of alco., $25., (County). Arsenio G. Pica A wf., ft. ten. Dianne Edna Cleary, both of Walter King, Forrest; Miss Ricky W. Brewster, 20, 3-20-01 $10 (R.S.-) Undiv. W int. Pontiac, 3-27-01. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1*01 Deborah Bromberek, Fairbury; Dwight, Fail to stop, $25., in: Starting at SW Cor. of NEW John Michael Hornbeck and ADMITTED Mrs. Flora Keiletter, Chenoa; (Dwight). NEW Sec. *-24-4, etc. Deborah Kim Richey, both of Miss Peggy Tipton, Chenoa, Mrs. Alice Albright, Chatsworth, Raymond D. Bee, 21, Pontiac, .NOTICES OF LIENS: Pontiac, 3-27-01. Medical; Mrs. Margaret King, Kyle Berry, Piper City; Ezra No valid reg., $25., (Pontiac). Thomas Winkle, Rev. Officer DIVORCES: Chats worth, Accident; Mrs. Miller, Fairbury. Leonard R. Cullison, 37, vs. Robert A Joan Liming, Judy Ann Hall and David Brenda Schlabowski, Cornell, Speeding, $25., (State). Fairbury 3-1V-01 Amt. of Lien Wayne Hall, both of Pontiac, Chats worth. Medical; Walter SUNDAY, APRILS, 1*01 Marilyn L. Nelson, 37, $1,031.40 on all prop. A rights 3-23-01. King, Forrest, Medical; Medford ADMITTED Pontiac, Speeding, $25., thereto. Phyllis A.Wiechmann and Mayhall, Bloomington, Medical; Wilihelm Wallenstein, Piper (Pontiac). J. Thomas Johnson, Dir. of Robert A. Wiechmann, both of Billy Schrodt, Paxton, Accident; City, Medical; Miss Ruby Michael L. Wenger, 23, Rev. vs. Jennie Mehrings, Flanagan, 3-24-01. Kyle Berry, Piper City, Medical. Ramirez, Fairbury, Medical; Fairbury, Speeding, $35., bond Fairbury Rec. 3-23-01 Amt. oi BIRTHS: DISMISSED Miss Michelle Clark, Piper City, forf., (Fairbury). Lien $135.73 upon all real A per. To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robert Pellouchoud, Medical; Mrs. Hazel White. John J. Shilts, 20, Fairbury, prop. owned or hereafter Jones, Pontiac, Daughter, Bloomington; Mrs. Connie Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Donna Speeding, $25., bond forf., acquired. 3-22-01. Huston, Piper City; Mrs. Brenda Rhoads, Chatsworth, Medical; (Forrest). COURT PROCEEDINGS: To Mr. and Mrs. Michael RuH, Schlabowski, Chatsworth. Mrs. Mary Kuntz, Fairbury. Joni J. St. John, 17, Cornell, Esther Utterback, Pontiac vs. Pontiac, Daughter, 3-24-01. Medical; Lena Hohuiin, Fairbury, Speeding, $25., (State). Daniel Roberts, Saunemin Small To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1*01 Medical; Lillian Zimmerman, Tina A. Mol ton, u , Pontiac, Claim Complaint. $5*4.71. 3-10-01. Burroughs, Pontiac, Daughter, ADMITTED Fairbury, Medical. Speeding, $40., (State). In Re: Dissolution of 3-25-01. Wallace Alpers, Fairbury, Kathy A. Bessen, 23, Dwight, Marriage of Patricia Ann To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medical; Miss Deborah DISMISSED Speeding, $25., (State). Campbell, Pontiac A Kenneth Musgrave, Forrest, Son, 3-27-01. Bromberek, Fairbury, Accident; Mrs. Alice Albright, Tina M. Lee, 24, Cullom, Leroy Campbell. 3-lt-Ol. To Mr. and Mr*. Terry Mrs. Alice Friedman, Colfax, Chatsworth; Kyle Berry, Piper Speeding, $25., (Pontiac). In Re: Dissolution of Dohleman, Pontiac, Son, 3-27-01. Medical; Edgar Klitxing, City; Albert Sohn, Fairbury, Steven L. Cummings, 17, Marriage of Deborah L. To Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. transferred to St. Joseph's Odell, Fail to reduce speed, $25., Chapman, Chenoa A Steven D. BesGrove, Fairbury, Son, 3-22-01. Gertrude Garber, Fairbury, hospital, Bloomington; Master (County). Chapman, Chenoa. 3-20-01. To Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Medical; Mrs. Carol Hilligoss, Kirk Allen Potter, Fairbury; Joey D. Rich, 23, Streator, In Re: Dissolution of Wilma Olson, Pontiac, Son, 3-23-01. Fairbury, Surgical. Mrs. Joyce Schmid and baby girl, Speeding, $25., (State). Mardell Cummings Simonides A To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Coyle, DISMISSED Gilman. Marilyn E. Gernentz, 20, Walter G. Simonides. 3-20-01. Pontiac, Daughter, 3-25-01. Donald Bracken, Forrest; Dwight, Speeding, $25., (State). Weber Plumbing A Heating, To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald James Fisher, Fairbury; Mrs. Fairbury Hospital Births George J. Aschinger, 04, Fairbury vs. Steven Folk, Brandt, Fairbury, Son, 3-24-01. Mildred Klein, Pontiac; Mrs. To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stork, Streator, Speeding, >25., (State). Fairbury Small Claim Cmplt. To Mr. and Mrs. Cary Odelle Singer, Strewn. Fairbury, a baby boy born Robert A. Wells, 23, Pontiac, $25*J l. 3-20-01. Edge ton, Pontiac, Daughter, Monday, March 30, ifdl weighing Speeding, $25., (State). Weber Plumbing A Heating, 3-20-01. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1*01 0 lbs., * ozs. Glenn Seibert, *1, Chenoa, Fairbury vs. Linda Murray Blair, DEATHS: ADMITTED To Mr. and Mrs. Randy Speeding, $25., (State). Cropsey Small Claim Complaint. Eric Fulkerson, infant, Mrs. Irene Rodriquez, Potter, Fairbury, a baby boy William E. Salvator, 3*, $314.93. 3-20-01. Cornell, 3-21-01. Chenoa, Medical; Mrs. Ruby born Tuesday, March 31, 11, Pontiac, Speeding, $25., (State). Shafer-Pearson Agency, Inc., Louise Veff, 42, Pontiac, Bailey, Fairbury, Medical; Miss weighing 4 lbs. 4V« ozs. Arnold G. Martinez, H, Chatsworth vs. Farmers Oil A 3-22-01. Amanda Murray, Fairbury, To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pontiac, Viol, of rest., $25., Supply Co., Colfax Small Claim Harry Redd, 74, Streator, Medical; Mrs. Emily Gilman, Cambridge, Pontiac, a baby boy (Pontiac). Complaint. $474.00. 3>20-01. former Saunemin, 3-23-01. Fairbury, Medical. born Thursday, April 2, 1*01 at Joe A. Chavez, 25, Fairbury, Fellheimer Law Firm, Louise Gossrau, 07, Dwight, DISMISSED 10:14 a.m. weighing t lbs. 14** Fail to dim lights, $25., (County). Pontiac vs. George Hott, Forrest 3-25-01. Mark Welle, Piper City; Mrs. ozs. Everett L. Haag, 70, Cullom, Small Claim Complaint. $15.00 A Edwin Brosnahan, 70, Delie Dehm, Piper City; Mrs. .To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schmid, Fail to yield, $25., (Fairbury). costs. 3-23-01. Dubuque, Iowa, former Pontiac, Carol Hilligoss, Fairbury. Gilman, a baby girl born Friday, Betty J. Wheeler, 37, Fellheimer Law Firm, 3-25-01. April 3, 1M1, at 1:5* a.m. Flanagan, Speeding, $40., Pontiac vs. James Al verson, LaVersa Schickedanz, 7*. FRIDAY, APRIL), Ifll weighing 7 lbs. 10W ozs. (State). Chatsworth Small Claim Cmplt. Pontiac, 3-24-01. ADMITTED To Mr. and Mrs. Roger $211.00 A costs. 3-23-01. Hilda Vogelsinger, *5, Mrs. Genevieve Crum, Rosenberger, Chenoa, a baby girl WARRANTY DEEDS: Frederick C. Gerber vs. Ellen Pontiac, 3-24-01. Fairbury, Medical; August born Friday, April 3, 1*01 at 0:5* Lloyd Moser A wf. to Keith Eiben, Chatsworth, Medical; p.m. weighing * lbs. *Vi ozs. Moser A wf., tens, in com. 3-1-75 Mrs. Dora Thomas, Fairbury, To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bittner, $10etc. (R.S. $32.) WW SWW Sec. Medical; Roscoe Combes, Fairbury, a baby boy born 4-25-7. Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Mabel Saturday, April 4, 1*01, weighing Keith Moser A wf. to Lloyd Vaughan, Fairbury, Medical. libs. Moser A wf., tens, in com. 3-1-75 $10 etc. (R.S.--) EVi SWV« Sec. 4-25-7. Direct Deposit Bernadine Ruth Frederick to K% Is simply the William Warren Frederick A wf. quickest w ay to 3-1-01 $10 (R.S.-) receive your Gov­ NVk SWV« Sec. l*-27-4. to sign up far ernment payments. William Warren Frederick A Because they go wf. to Bernadine Ruth Frederick Reg. 69* apiece directly into your 3-1-01 $10 (R.S.-) WVi NEV« Sec. own account. Tou 20-27-5. can sign up lor Ray Maurer, etal. to Direct Deposit Roeemary Maurer, Lois Nance A 2 . 9 r YouH n e r e i h a v e wherever you have Janet Weakman, tens, in com. Plus coupon for 60* \ 1 to w ait foi your money. •your checking or 2-27-01 >1 etc. (R.S.-) Undiv. V> Refund from Gillette \ % SrwttUnmMTMMI ...... savings account. B * T M M i n i » n C»»w hit. in N. Vacs, of S. 2*4045 acs. of Ask about It. SEW NEW Sec. 13-27-7. P.P.A. Dietade J Capsules

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•Sited by St«v« K. Wait Jim Ed Brown and Opryian hosted a recent reception for th Stuttgart, Arkansas Chamber Commerce at the Roy Act Theatre. The event included by Joey Sasso dress rehearsal and a preview CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: According to Hollywood in­ Stars assault all-tim e records "Country Music USA," one siders, sexy Suzanne Somers of ABC’s “Three's Com­ Opryland's most popular shows pany” is planning to switch channels following secret The Stuttgart. Arkansa talks with CBS. Sne's been offered top spot in a copycat New York- As baseball begins to Chamber ot Commerce stages series that could knock the ABC show out of the ratings. capture more and more attention Duck Calling Contest each yea The leggy blonde's role as Chrissy Snow has been slowly from the fans and the press, 11 and in which Brown serves as a |udg squeezed out of "Three's Company." And a CBS source 74 are two of many magic numbers while enjoying a weekend of due confirmed she's been having long talks with top brass that will be closely watched during hunting there about her own series He said: "CBS would really the campaign. Those are, respec like to call it 'Chrissy' or maybe 'Chrissy's New Life’—but tively, the victories 42-year-old they have to consult their attorneys to see whether ABC has legal right to the character Maybe we could call it Gaylord Perry must have to reach 'Missy' or even 'Sissy'.” Meanwhile, Somers will do her the coveted 300 mark and the hits first CBS show in June when she slips into uniform as a Pete Rose needs to break Stan navy entertainment officer in a song and-dance special Mustal's all time National League aboard a carrier in the Persian Gulf Husband Alan total of 3,630 H am el confirmed the variety role but shot down rumors Also leading the assault on the of marital breakup He said: “Our troubles have brought statistical charts will be 41-year-old us closer together." Hamel would not say if his wife has Carl Yastrzemski, who needs to play managed to get the $150,000 per episode from CBS that in 67 games in order to move into ABC had refused her "Nothing is finally settled," he said Somers' big dollar demands -she wanted nearly $4 second place on the all-time list. million a year salary plus a $20 million a year profit 'Yaz' ranks fifth with 2,967 games slice outraged "Three’s Company" producers and led to played in his 20 major league her freezeout. "All I want is more money- more of the seasons, behind Hank Aaron Jim Ed Brown pie," she said, after refusing ABC’s $850,000 a year (3,298), Ty Cobb (3,033), Musial Emmytou Harris' recent "Mi compromise offer. She then complained that co-stars (3,026) and Willie Mays (2,992). night Special" appearanr John Ritter and Joyce DeWitt shunned her and she was featured some special video And with 162 at bats he will move Emmylou, featuring her curre escorted by guards on the set and "treated like a past Musial into fourth place in that criminal." Now she is so mad she says she is suing ABC single, 'Mr. Sandman' and officials "who won't even talk to me." category. Don't Have to Crawl' from By breaking Musial’s National newest Warner Brothers albi TV BACKSTAGE: James Gamer has won an un­ League record for hits, Rose, who Evangeline. precedented commitment from NBC for his new turns 40 six days after the start of “ Maverick" series beginning in September. The show will the season on April 14, would trail Mickey Giley, who is still be on the whole year regardless of the ratings. But that’s Cobb (4,191) and Aaron (3,771) the top of the country music probably a safe bet for NBC execs who know Garner has and would next draw a head on der, has signed to be one of the best track records among all TV Aaron’s total. Additionally, with Pete Rose scrambles for al-time hit record. spokesman for Schlitz Be actors . . Praise, anger and frustration—that's what sur­ 2,631 singles during his 19-year Gilley recently completed faced when some critics viewed “The American Short career. Rose needs only 10 singles Nashville recording session Story" series of adaptations of classic American short fic­ Carlton (2,969) and Ferguson The spectacle of the World Series to move into a second-place tie with the product. The commerci, tion. The apparent paradox was prompted by the pro­ Jenkins (2,899) should all reach the will climax ABC’s comprehensive will be heard dunng the “ grams' quality—as one critic asserted, not because they Eddie Collins (2,641) behind Cobb baseball package, beginning Tues­ From Gilley's" radio progr (3,052). He could also tie Mays for 3,000 career strikeouts mark, are bad, but because they "are so good. One got an ex­ something only four other pitchers day, October 13. ("Mickey Gilley Presents"), asperated sense of literary riches available to the net fourth place in games played by ap­ ABC's coverage will debut on weekly, one-hour product! pearing in all 162 Phillies games in have ever done featuring prominent country works," he added, “if program executives ever dared to • With four home runs, Willie June 1 with ABC's “ Monday Night film anything but topical best sellers." "American Short 1981; currently he ranks eighth lists. Stargell (No. 15) will pass Musial Baseball" and will continue each Story," initially televised several years ago, is currently with 2,830 He is second all-tim^ in (475); with 22 he would surpass week through August 10, with the being rebroadcast Saturdays nationally on Public Broad at bats with 11,479, trailing Aaron's exception of the Monday (July 13) "Country Comes Home," a tv casting Service stations, funded in part by a grant from Lou Gehrig (493), presently 13th of 12,364 during the All-Star break. hour country TV special, an Xerox Corporation. Henry Fonda hosts the 13-week Early Wynn- in 1963—was the all time. recently on CBS-TV The sh series. ABC’s "Sunday Afternoon was taped at Nashville's Gra last pitcher to reach the 300-victory Baseball" will pick up where "Mon­ TV CLOSEUP: A leading actress on the TV sitcom "Soap" plateau If Perry is able to gain the ABC Sports will present coverage Ole Opry House and featurec day Night Baseball" leaves off. The Hank WMams tribute with Je. says she would be mortified if her husband cheated on 11 wins he needs, he will become of Major League Baseball from June initial telecast will be aired on her. And Katherine Helmond swears she'd feel even through the end of the 1981 regular nie C. Riley. Bobby Bara. I just the 15th hurler to achieve that August 16 and the coverage will Anderson, Faron Young. Hi worse if husband David Christian betrayed her in his milestone. He ranks second in season and will provide exclusive heart “I think it’s worse if a husband is mentally un­ continue through October 4. WMama Jr.. The Oak Rk career strikeouts with 3,276, trailing coverage of the 78th World Series. In its first season with a full slate Boys, The Sutler Brother* faithful," she told me. “ I mean if he’s secretly emotionally The 18-game regular season Walter Johnson (3,508). of late-season games, "Sunday Tammy Wynette singing som< involved with another woman. You know, sex is one telecast schedule will consist of ten thing, very casual for some men, and it doesn't mean a Other possible milestones in Afternoon Baseball" proved to be Williams songs. man is necessarily in I )ve, or that he doesn't love his wife. 1981: prime time Monday night games an exciting attraction in 1980 with and eight consecutive Sunday after­ Of course, I thipk a husband shouldn't cheat, period, but • Nolan Ryan needs only nine ABC covering the red-hot divisional The Kendal* were rece noon contests from mid-August I'd rather have mine cheat physically than mentally, and strikeouts to pass Bob Gibson pennant races right down to the voted as one of the Top Twe through the last day of the regular I'm pretty sure David feels the same way." (3,117) and move into third place. wire. Country Groups of the Year • Tom Seaver (2,988), Steve season t* cowiot semen. me Playboy magazine's readers Jtannie Kendal was also vc one of the top female vocalist the country music category. pr II THE POSTMAN ALWAYS Jerry Ctowor has complete O Q Q O o cm ■»» 5 Q : photo session tor his next N W RINGS TWICE' Records album cover This wil the comic's twelfth album By J.T. YURKO-FILM CRITIC MCA. : o Clower has recorded all is no nice-girl gone wrong. LP"s live and his next one wil Her drives and desires have a taken from his performance decidedly masochistic edge the Alabama Cattlema "The Postman Always Rings Twice," from Paramount Pic­ that are only sharpened by Association in Montgomery tures Directed by Bob Rafelson. Written by David Mamef her teaming with Nicholson’s The Boys Club, in Memp Starring Jack Nicholson, Jessica Lange, John Colicos. Rated similar aberrant desires. 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£ s > w s m w by Doug Davis Woodford County by Slav# K. Wall Jim Ed Brown and Oprytand hosted a recent reception for the Stuttgart, Arkansas Chamber of Commerce at the Roy Acutf Theatre. The event included a dress rehearsal and a preview of COURT NEWS c o r d s "Country Music USA," one of Opryland's most popular shows. The Stuttgart, Arkansas Chamber of Commerce stages a Duck Calling Contest each year, in which Brown serves as a judge while enioytng a weekend of duck GENERAL DOCKET March 23 Dean Dingleding, ill. March 14, Will Carmack, ill. March 4 hunting CRIMINAL trans. of alcohol. trans. of alcohol. D. Madolyn Cunningham, the March 23, Todd Me Hally, March 24 Mary Kearfott, March 14, Timothy Christy, public, affid-pt lot 1 blk 10 possession of cannabis. failure to yield. disobeyed stop sign. Wathens addn. OT now El Paso. March 23, Lyle Pfoffingor, March 24 Mark Norris, failure March 14, Michael Connor, ill. D. Madolyn Cunningham, unlawful possession of cannabis. to yield. trans. of alcohol. Ronald Craig etux, WD-same. March 23, John Sassman, March 24 Dennis Meinhold. March 14, William Crisler, Richard Seagrave etux, Roy unlawful possession of cannabis. driving while intoxicated; disobeyed stop sign. Wiegand etux, WD-pt W ', SE<4 March 23, Bradley Jackson, improper lane usage. March 16, Dirk Lay, ill. trans. S'/, S ', E'/j SEU Sec 2f; pt EV» fugitive from justice. March 25 James Fogle, of alcohol. NE>4 Sec 32 NWV« Sec 33 T27N CHANCERY driving while intoxicated. March 16, Anthony Raineri, IE. March 23, Home Federal S March 25 John Newell, ill. improper lane usage. March f and L vs. Richard Walsh, etal. trans. and poss. of alcohol. March 16, Kent King, driving Dean L. Hill, etux, John D. March 25, 1st Federal Sav. March 24 Louis Maliongas. while license susp; speeding. Knepp, WD pt. lots 10. 11, 12 blk and Loan vs. Washington and driving while license suspended. March 16, Roger Nenne. ill. 10 Englishs addn to El Paso. Assoc. Real Estate. trans. of alcohol. John Uphoff etux. David March 20 March 17, David Springer, Uphoff, WD-pt outlot 44, pt outlot Jim Ed Brown SMALL CLAIMS March 25, Hofstetter, Herman George Jury etux, Dorothy driving too fast for conditions; 43 OT now Minonk. Emmytou Harris' recent "Mid­ E. vs. Aaron McCarty.' Folkerts otal WD-pt NW'« Sec 4 reckless operation. John Uphoff etux, David night Special" appearance T27N IE . March 20, Craig Doerr, Uphoff, WD-pt outlot 44 OT now featured some special video by DIVORCE George Jury etux, Helen Mays disobeyed stop sign. city of Minonk. Emmytou. featuring her current March 23, Mountjoy, Connie March 20, Larry Hull, driving Joe Powell, Louis Vogel, WD- single, 'Mr. Sandman' and T etal, WD-pt EV, SE' « NWU Sec 4 M. vs. Pierre M. Mountjoy. . T2IN 2E. while intoxicated. EV, NW U NE<4 Sec 31 T27N IE . Don't Have to Crawl' from her Joe Powell, Frieda Vogel, newest Warner Brothers album March 24, Smay, Douglas A. March 24 Evangeline. vs. Sandra K. Smay. Wesley Becker etux, Becker SMALL CLAIM: WD-W'/, WV, E'/j NE*4 Sec 31 • March 25, Jones, David S. vs. Commodities, WD-pt Sec 3, 4, t, March II, Litwiller, Dr. R. C. T27N IE . Linda Lou Jones. and 10T25N IE. vs. Raymond Blumenshine. Joe Powell etux. Triple O Mickey GMey, who is still at MARRIAGE Gregory Slayton etux, A. J. March 17, Aetna Casualty and Farms Inc. WD-EV, WV, E'/, the top of the country music lad­ March 17, Terry Bowers, It, Surety Co. vs. Richard Baker. NE<4 Sec 31 EV, EV, NE'/« Sec 31 der, has signed to be a Davis etux, memo of recording E E. Peoria and Donna Farson, It, 50 Ft lots 7,0, f, and W 50 ft lots 4, March if, Zehr, Wayne d/b/a except T27N IE . spokesman for Schlitz Beer. Pekin. Glass Specialty vs. Raymond L. Ellen Reeser, atty. C. Glenn Gilley recently completed a 5, 4 all in blk I English's addn. to March 11, Fred L. Lanti, 20, city of El Paso. Newkirk. Netherton, WD-lots 5 and 4 blk 11 Nashville recording session for OT now village of Secor. acie of the World Series the product The commercials Metamora and Peggy S. Clark, James Talbert etal, Dorothy ABC's comprehensive 23, Metamora. Franke, WDVi int. in WVi NE'/« DIVORCES; Untd. Christ. Missnry Soc. will be heard during the “Live March U, McKnight, Myrna ckage, beginning Tues- From Gilley’s'' radio program March U , John A. Parsons, 24, Sec 23 T27N IE . Curtis P. Hodel, WD-undividod V, 13. ("Mickey Gilley Presents”), a Peoria and Linda S. Matthews, vs. Kenneth R. McKnight. int. in: NW'k NEV» and NE'x weekly, one-hour production 24, Peoria. Helen Kleen etal, Dorothy March If, Hatienbuhler, NE'« Sec 10 T27N R1E. verage will debut on Franke, WDV< Int. in WV, NEV« David vs. Terri A. Hatienbuhler. March 10 ABC's "Monday Night featuring prominent country ar­ March 24, David L. Kitchell, tists. 24, El Paso and Dianna L. Sec 23 T27N IE . MARRIAGES: Trustees Eureka college, Jef­ nd will continue each • Andrews, 23, El Paso. Vorta Duncan otal, Dorothy March 12, Richard Oljace, 24, frey Schierer, WD^pt NW< 4 NE'/4 August 10, with the Franke, WDV« Int. in WVi N E'« Washington and Karen loerger, Sec 10 T27N IE (undiv. V , in­ "Country Comes Home," a two- March 24, Timothy Cook, 22, the Monday (July 13) Washington and Mary B. Sec 23 T27N IE . 22, Metamora. terest) -Star break. hour country TV special, aired recently on CBS-TV The show Johnson, 21, E. Peoria. March 12, Michael A. Salquist, Unit Christ Missry Soc. Jef­ Sunday Afternoon 24, Peoria and Susan E. Lohr, 22, was taped at Nashville's Grand TRAFFIC TRAFFIC frey Schirer, WD-same. pick up where "Mon- Ole Opry House and featured a March 20, Michael Holmes, no March 10, Larry E. Diener, ill. Peoria Unit Christ Miss. Soc. Neil seball" leaves off. The Hank WlMarra tribute with Joatv valid drivers license. trans. of alcohol. March 12, Ralph A. Eckstein, Kelsey etal, WD-V, int. in NW>4 .ast will be aired on nie C. Riley. Bobby Bare, B4I March 20, Bradley Genung, March to, James Hamilton, 17, Washburn and Tane D. Hayes, NW>4 Sec 11 T27N IE . and the coverage will Anderson, Faron Young. Hank reckless driving. driving too fast for conditions. IS, Washburn. Trustees Eureka college, Neil rough October 4. WHRams Jr., The Oak Ridge March 23, John Hawkins, Kelsey etal, WD-same. season with a full slate Boys. The Statier Brothers and disobeyed stop sign. March 11, Lori Lyons, March 12, Robert R. Wells III, March 13 ison games, “ Sunda/ Tammy Wynette singing some of March 23 Earl Paulson, Jr., disobeyed no passing zone. 22, Peoria and Annelle I. David E. Moyer etux, Charles 3aseball" proved to be Williams songs. disobeyed stop sign. March 12, Mark Powell, driv­ Nauman, 22, Metamora. Eldridge, WD-lot 7 Tamarack attraction in 1980 with • March 23 Kevin Mathis, ill. ing while intox; ill. trans. ol March 13, Thomas R. Davis, Acres SEV. Sec 34 T26N IE . 27, Peoria and Jan E. Swigart, 24, the red-hot divisional The KendaMs were recently trans. of alcohol. alcohol. Larry Kraft, Comm. Credit ices right down to the voted as one of the Top Twenty March 23 Arthur Tate, March 13, Donald Crane, Peoria. Corp. UCC2 SEW SW'4 Sec 2f Country Groups of the Year by improper lane usage. disobeyed stop sign. March 14, David L. Meiss, 20, T26N 2E. Playboy magazine's readers poll. March 23 Richard Davidson, March 14, Allison Hines, driv­ Gridley and Deborah S. Diggle, March 17 Jearmie Kendal was also voted ill. poss. of alcohol. ing while intox; improper lane 23, Roanoke. Patricia Wieland etal, Larry one of the top female vocalists in March 23 Larry Fraley, ill. usage. March 14, Curtis A. Eeten, 22, Stoller etal, W D p t SWW Sec 20 the country music category poss. of alcohol. March 14, Steven Carey, ill. Eureka and Patricia L. Witter, T27N 2E; pt EV, SWV4 Sec 20 • March 33 Eddie Lloyd, III. trans.-of alcohol; speeding. It, Eureka. T27N 2E. Jerry Ctowor has completed a poss. of alcohol. photo session for his next MCA Records album cover. This will be the comic's twelfth album for MCA. 1979 DODGE - D50 pick­ Clower has recorded all his up with topper, like new, Money Market IP’s live and his next one will be $4950 taken from his performances at the Alabama Cattleman's 1980 PONTIAC BONNE­ Association in Montgomery and VILLE - 2 dr„ 8,000 miles, (26 Weeks) The Boys Club in Memphis, $6995. Certificate dower's recent Memphis ap­ 1979 CHEV. V«-ton pick­ pearance raised $92,000 to suf> port the six clubs in Memphis. up, A-C, cruise, spare never down, $4425. N u r s e r y 1979 CHEV IMPALA - 2 CURRENT RATE dr. 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County Lines • April 8-14, 1981—TEN Dallas creator takes a look at television

by Lynn VaracaM You give him moments that are worth­ a conclusion and affect change on the David Jacobs was the story editor of while, but I think it’s very wrong to make characters on a regular basis. "Family" when thoughts of writing his him anything more than a bigger than life “By its nature, episodic television can own domestic drama began creeping into epic villain ” seldom be good drama unless you have his head He wanted to write a pilot that those anthology shows like 'Naked City' was like "Family" but had. as David puts where the cops were just kind of it, "a little bit more melodrama, a little bit peripheral or 'The Defenders' where the more staying power than 'Family'." What principal characters each week were the he actually had in mind was "Knots Land­ defendants and not the defenders. There ing " CBS liked the idea but said they lust isn't that on television anymore." On weren't quite ready for it. So David wrote second thought, he remembered "Hill "Dallas," and “Dallas" then begot "Knots Street Blues." "That’s good drama Landing ” because it has a premise to make, it But what is it about "Dallas” that at states its premise clearly by dramatic Patrick Dully Oelt). Larry Hagman (right) and Jim Davis tracts so many7 Its creator has a theory: means and you see the events affected “ For a long time in American television on the characters." star in "Data*." dramas, the characters that were very David feels that "Naked City” and strong were really not very nice people “The Defenders," unlike television today, Starsky and Hutch were a couple of "got you where you hurt and where you thugs, and Kojak, although he had a soul, think." He explains, “I think that once a he was also a little mean. And I think what show gets on and establishes itself as a happened rs that on 'Dallas,' the nerve hit, that occasionally you have to do that was hit with J.R. is that he was sort of something worthwhile, and if it demands led up to by these other heroes in David Jacob* asking your audience to think about American television because there was something, then I don't think there's no pretense of putting him on the right Jacobs enjoys creating J R.'s- anything wrong with that I think, in fact, side It was refreshing to see him on the people “who have flaws, who make you have an obligation to do it. You're wrong side where there were no con mistakes and have blind spots." It’s ob reaching 12, 15, 16, 18 million people stramts on him. So, in a sense, we were vious from the ratings of "Dallas" that each week." rooting for the person that we were people enioy watching these characters Jacobs no longer writes scripts for too rooting against " "Dallas,” but he does for "Knots The actor who was offered the role of What's good drama? Landing," which he feels has the poten J R before Larry Hagman wanted a more But what does a TV scriptwriter like tial to be good, strong drama. In fact, he compassionate character, but Jacobs to watch on television? What does he believes "Knots Landing" is nearing his wouldn't budge Although he had no idea think is good drama? “ It's almost impossi concept of the ideal show that J R would become a phenomenon, ble in episodic television to make really "Dallas" may never become David David did have the foresight not to good drama. I think ‘Dallas' is a good Jacob’s ideal show, but with 50 million tamper with J R.’s ruthlessness He ex show like, I think, 'Hart to Hart’ is a good viewers tuning in each week to catch J.R. plains, "I didn't want to make J R. into a show and 'Lou Grant' is a good show. But in action, does it matter7 nice guy. even a sympathetic character. good drama has to state a premise, reach r» cowixm lumen, me

Don Murray and Michele Lee star in "Knots Landing."

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Hot blooded passion erupts into cold blooded murder in "Therese Raquin,” a three-part dramatization of Emile Zola's powerful tale of adultery, homicide and guilt airing on Master­ piece Theatre on PBS. beginning Sunday, April 12 • Kate Nelligan (left), the leading actress of her generation ac cording to the London Times and Frank Langella's beautiful vic­ tim in the movie "Dracula,” and Brian Cox (right) star as Therese and Laurent, the lovers whose consuming sexual rela­ tionship drives them to murder and then dwindles as the murder haunts them Kenneth Cfanham is Camille Raquin, the sickly husband and victim, and Mona Washbourne (center) por­ trays his ever-fussing mother in the Mobil-funded PBS mini­ series. Denounced as pornographic for its naturalistic and explicit treatment of adultery and passion when it was first published in 1867, "Therese Raquin" was, according to Zola, a physiological study of two people “drawn to each action of their lives by the inexorable laws of their physical nature. Therese and Laurent are human animats, nothing more.” Jonathan Powell, who has to his credit a long line of critical­ ly acclaimed classic serials, including "The Mayor of Caster- bridge,” "Crime and Punishment," “Pride and Prejudice" and “Testament of Youth," all seen on Masterpiece Theatre, produc­ ed the TV adaptation of the Zola classic. Powell also produced "Tinker, Talor, Soldier, Spy," starring Alec Guinness, which aired on PBS this season. "Therese Raquin" was dramatized by Philip Mackie, Inter­ national Emmy award-winner for “The Naked Civil Servant” who also scripted for television Francis lies' "Malice Aforethought” seen on the Mobil-funded “Mystery*" series this season. Simon Langton, whose credits include episodes of “Upstairs, Downstairs," “Love for Lydia,” "The Duchess of Duke Street” and “Danger UXB.” directed. "Therese Raquin," a BBC-TV/London Films co-production, is presented on PBS by WGBH/Boston, where Joan WHson is Masterpiece Theatre producer. Alistair Cooke is host. u n w o * r a t d u c t t m . uuunty Lines • April B-14, 1381— fcLEVHN TV Update Conversion Chart

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