Daniel Froelich to receive highest national FFA award
Darnel C. Froelich of Piper City has been FFA members. bean production. Leadership activities coun nominated to receive the American Farmer The American Farmer Degree is much ting toward his nomination included serving in Degree, highest degree presented by the Na sought after because it is only presented to ap offices in the Ford Central FFA, as preaident tional Future Farmers of America 1FFA 1 proximately one member in 700 of the 481,676 of the Section 17 FFA, as a delegate to the Na Organizaton. member organization. It is presented only by tional FFA alumni convention, and aa Froelich was nominated for the degree by the National FFA Organization to members treasurer of the Ford Central “Aggies” Young the Illinois FFA Association. The nomination who have demonstrated exceptional Farmer Association. was approved at a recent meeting of the Na agricultural and leadership achievements. Froelich will be presented a gold key and tional FFA Board of Directors in Alexandria, Froelich is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene certificate by the National FFA Organization Va., virtually assuring the awarding of the Froelich of Piper City and is married to the at the national convention in Kansas City. Ha degree. former Debra Ixmg of Roberts. He and his and other American Fanner Degree reci One of 782 FFA members nominated for the wife are currently farming with his father and pients will be given travel awards to offset American Farmer Degree, Froelich will younger brother. their travel expenses to the convention. receive it in a special ceremony on Thursday. Froelich earned the American Farmer Froelich's high school vocational Nov. 13, pending a final vote of 121 student Degree on the basis of a supervised experience agriculture instructor and FFA advisor is delegates representing nearly half a million program which included swine, corn, and soy Richard Long of Roberts.
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“P teU ndeaU * CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1960 ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 6 1980, Cornbelt Press, inc. Bluebird Park it is!
The Chatsworth mini-park committee met dirt to put a substantial layer of topsoil on the Saturday to choose a winner from among property. Committee members are currently those names submitted to them during the workng on the problem. lwo-week contest held in October. Recent donations to the mini-park include The committee has selected the name numerous trees and shrubs pledged for Is ter “Bluebird Park" which was submitted by planting. Monetary donations have been racetv- Mrs. Margaret lawless Boyle of Fort Worth, ed from Jane Dehm, flO; the Chatsworth BRUCE SEWARD, TAMMY BRYANT, Todd Bryant, Randy Fields and Denise Texas. Mrs. Boyle was born and raised in Jaycees, $150; Vem Murphy, $15; Chetswoith Curtain... Bayston attempt to get their lines straight in a scene from "Curtain Going Up,” Chatsworth. Home Extension, $20; and the American this year's Jr.-Sr. play. The performance is at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8. The current delay in work on the park has legion, $150. The total amount donated to the been caused by a problem securing enough park so far is $1,475. Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix
Ewing, Hoxsey, Breslin JEFF LILIENTHAL retain seats in case Band of hurry up and wait director
Chatsworth voters rallied round the The foul-up was strangely reminiscent of opportunity to select their elected officials Ihe 1976 general election where another type of selected Tuesday as they came out in droves at both electronic voting machine, the Video Voter, precincts throughout the day. lost 360 voles, the entire tally of Fairbury's Members of the Chatsworth school board JERRY JOHNSON Final voter tallies at the 7 p.m. close of the Indian Grove Precinct One. met in special session on Monday, Nov. 3, to voting booths indicated that 280 persons had The machine, supplied as the tally terminal vote on hiring of a new band teacher for the voted in Precinct 1 and an additional 20 In the punch-card voting method developed by Chatsworth school district. persons had voted absentee. Precinct 2 Illinois Office Supply of Ottawa, apparently The board voted to hire*Jeff I ulienthal, who reported 376 voters and 26 absentee ballots to chocked on counting a single, stray ballot began his new position on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Johnson to speak bring the total for the two Chatsworth which had been overlooked in the box from one Ulienthal is a 1980 graduate of Olivet Walter Clemons Post 613 auxiliary will host precincts to 702 voters. of the Pontiac precincts. Nazarene college in Kankakee. He has a a Joint meeting at the Legion hall on Monday Observers in the court house said that when bachelor of science degree in music education. All three incumbent legislators from the the single card was read by the tally device, it lilienthal is married, and he and his wife, Nov. 10. Participating in the program will be 38th district, Republicans Tom Ewing and the units from Saunemin and Cullom. appeared to double the figures for the county Julie, have a 2-year-old daughter, Annie. Betty Hoxsey and Democrat Peg Breslin, totals in the legislative race. "I'm looking forward to some really good Guest speaker for the evening will be 17th apparently won re-election Tuesday but the district president Jerry Johnson. She will The second cloud hanging over the race things happening," said Ulienthal, “possibly results were not exactly cast in bronze. was one that covered the entire state. creating some new groups.” He mentioned a present the three units with the programs for Unofficial figures compiled by newspapers the coming year. Voters overwhelmingly adopted a pep band or stage band as possibilities he had in the district showed Hoxsey, from Ottawa constitutional amendment to cut the size of the in mind. All members are invited to attend and with 80,619 votes; Ewing, from Pontiac, with make the guests welcome. legislature by one-third, in effect eliminating The Ulienthals are currently living in 76,712; Breslin, from Ottawa, with 55,898. the guaranteed minority seat in each district; Bourbonnais, just north of Kankakee, until Apparently losing his bid for the minority and then to cut the area of each district in half, they can find a local residence. ------seat was Tim Hall of Dwight, who unofficially with one, rather than three seats for each Ulienthal comes from a family of teachers. had 51,970 votes. district. His father has served on the faculty at Olivet A leased computer of the office of 1 jvingston In that case, Breslin's seat likely would be Nazarene college, and the family spent a year County Clerk Arnold Natzke, apparently eliminated. in Kaisers I^utern, Germany while his father Chatsworth malfunctioned late in the vote-counting The 38th district normally has had a was president of the European Nazarene Bible process Tuesday night and as a result, they Republican majority. It embraces all or parts college there. declined to release any figures in that race of five counties, Livingston, I^Salle, Kendall, Ulienthal replaces George Kosmach who IDA KURTENBACH, PRECINCT I Election Judge, explains balloting Happenings until "later in the week." The action was taken DeKalb and Kane. resigned from the position as of Oct. 31. procedure to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Neuzel. on the advice of the Illinois Election Board, Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Natzke’s chief deputy said Wednesday morning. SATURDAY, Nov. 8 9:30 ajn. - Library Board meeting at Bulletin library' Just before noon, Natzke called 7:30 p.m. - “Curtain Going Up” jr.-sr. play Hie Blade to announce county totals in at high school the legislative race, based on a man SUNDAY, Nov. 9 ual total of all 46 precincts. 4-7p.m. - Harvest Bazaar and dinner at Sts. “We feel we’re right now," he Peter and Paul church continued, "and the computer firm MONDAY, Nov. 10 is going to rerun all 46 boxes this 6:45 p.m. • lion's club meeting at Bake afternoon for further verification.” Shop PRESIDENT 7:30 p.m. - legion Auxiliary meeting at 2f 11 21 II 19 42 •3 120 13 72 111 122 29 119 IN 4,112 Carter 111 10 legion hall Reagan 73 212 215 114 211 291 40 272 433 441 113 2M 330 11,341 1 3 7 TUESDAY. Nov. 11 Anderson 1 23 I 19 30 3 14 31 M 1 23 12 IM No School UNITED STATES SENATOR 10:30 a.m. - Charlotte Home Extension M 22 Oixon 40 33 135 57 130 130 23 117 204 IN 49 184 134 3,339 meeting at home of Mrs. Dan Kyburz, Cullom Corcoran margin M 74 82 111 247 IN 117 219 33 240 410 391 101 204 281 l,3 N 7:30 p.m. - Town board meeting at town O’Neal meeting room CONGRESSMAN II 7 20 41 15 93 92 N 17 N 3,203 almost 4 to 1 Quillin 72 33 53 110 N WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12 132 18 32 241 308 41 303 922 4M 123 211 343 13,IN 8:30 a.m. • Chatsworth Woman's club Corcoran 133 298 217 meeting at Sts. Peter and Paul rectory STATE REPRESENTATIVE Congressman Tom Corcoran was re 38% 21% 33 33% no 13% 110% 171 32 101% 1N% 134% 47 170% IN 14,030 8:00 p.m. - American legion meeting at Breslin 71% v Legion hall elected to his third term in the U.S. House of Hall 21 33% IN 241% 111 291 322 52% 137% 219 321 N 204 252% ZS,41I Representatives by an emphatic margin 118 301 5M Hoxsey •2% 111 242% 293% 123 IN 211% 31% 417 113% 211 334% 21 .ON Tuesday, handily trouncing Democrat John P. 217 143 121 ITS 413 1S4% 4N% 430% 53 508 I7t% 772% 1H% 440% IN 40,123 Quillin by almost 4 to 1 margin. Ewing i MARKETS AMENDMENT TO REDUCE The Ottawa Republican carried the 10 SIZC OF ILLINOIS HOUSE (Livingston Grain Quotes) IN counties in the llth Congressional district Toe •7 N IN 240 If 211 211 42 2N Ml 428 97 1N N1 M il Wednesday, Nov. 5,1880 M N N N M 2 150,897 to 45,721 for his rival. Livingston No t! 41 71 33 97 N II N S3 N .0M .* , .^k», *...... • >. •.»' ...... $3.50 county sided Corcoran’s effort, 10,722 to 2,702 Beans ...... 8.63 (or Quillin. ► , Lori Friedman wed Now Or Never The Other Side in Saturday ceremony Of The Office by Sheryl Hendrix
Miss Lori Ruth Friedman of Chatsworth Robert Stiles, brother of the bridegroom and Loren Stiles of Hazel Crest exchanged from Charleston, served as best man. From Marian wedding vows Saturday, Nov. 1 at the Groomsmen were David Stiles of Country club Chatsworth United Methodist church. hills, Doug Stiles, Macomb, and Terry Hutson, Pastor Howard Leman of Champaign and Chicago. Seating the guests were Joe Rev. Charles Hale of Chatsworth performed Friedman, brother of the bride from Melvin, the 1 p.m. double ring ceremony before an Charles Carpenter, friend of the bridegroom The election is over, and many of to replace ad d itional tires from am ong altar decorated with white gladiolias, mums, from Wheeling, and Don Ring, friend of the that same group. Those that were pink carnations, and camellia foliage. you today find yourselves exulting in / bridegroom from Hazel Crest. purchased before June 1, 1977 would I don't know about you but I would or contact her personally. d id n 't Organist, Mark York of Earlville, The bride's mother chose for her victory while others are weeping In Ilk a this weather to continue for know Helen was doing this, sounds accompanied the soloist, Heidi Sutton, of daughter's wedding a winter white polyester defeat. Some, like me, are merely be replaced for half-price or on a pro aw hile. like fun. She said she has only been Glenview, who sang, “We Have Come Into His street length dress with lace trim on the collar relieved to have the process over with rated wear basis, while those m ade purchased after that date would be It It nice for the Halloween on once but the response was House,” "Charity,” "Bind Us Together," "He and sleeves. since we never could work up any Junior high band, dire parade Friday afternoon. Everyone tremendous. Has Chosen You For Me," and “I Love You The bridegroom's mother wore a polyester support for any of the m ajor replaced free of charge. "Candy Man." looked ao good In their costumes, The main subject this week is With The Love of the Lord." clear blue street length sleeveless dress with candidates. Nevertheless, I hope most The catch Is that all the serial Including the teacher that we election. Were you loyal and voted? I Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. matching jacket and featuring an accordion you you took the time, effort, and numbers of tires Included In this recognized. hope your candidate got in. John Friedman of rural Chatsworth and Mr. pleated skirt with sash. thought to vote for the candidate agreement Indicate they were We went down to see Illinois play Here's a recipe for all the hungry and Mrs. Roger Stiles of Hazel Crest. Both mothers wore a white Japetta orchid whom you thought promised the most manufactured no later than July 1978 M innesota Saturday afternoon and kids coming from school. corsage. hope for America. and most were manufactured you know I have often wondered what Given in marriage by her father, the bride Immediately following the ceremony, a a a a a sometime during 1976 or 1977. reception was held in the church fellowship would happen If someone started chose a gown of poly'sheen and Chantilly lace, In order to be eligible to receive APPLESAUCE NUGGETS styled with a fitted lace bodice and featuring a hall hosted by the United Methodist Women. Big business slipped one over on telling down the free or half-price replacement those bleachers. Well, l 2 cups flour Queen Anne neckline and long bishop sleeves. Assisting as servers were Bev Schorn, Susan several Chatsworth residents found but Saturday. Illinois was about V* tsp. cinnamon The A-line skirt fell to floor lenth ending vyith McKinley, Annette Coming, and Sue Stiles. recently, not to mention the tires, the customer must still be using toady to make their first touchdown Vt tsp. nutmeg lace ruffles at the hemline which trailed up the The bride is a graduate of Chatsworth high thousands of other persons across the tires. They cannot be worn out. and everyone was standing up. A lady Vt tsp. allspice back in an apron effect and continued into a school and attended Eastern Illinois the country who also found How many people you know are tw o seats behind me was given a V< tsp. cloves (optional) full chapel length train. The Juliet cap of university. themselves "victimized." still using three- and four-year-old shove, she In turn shoved the man In Vt cup corn-oil margarine matching lace released a lace edged waltz The bridegroom is a graduate of Hill Crest A Chatsworth friend showed me a tires, especially If a detect makes front of her and he pushed me down, 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed length veil. She carried a white Bible that her High school and a graduate of Eastern Illinois letter she and her husband received in them wear much faster than usual? with my ankles resting hard against 1 cup applesauce mother carried at her wedding decorated with university with a B.A. in Art and Visual the mail last week from Firestone. She Chances are that this rather late the bleacher In front of me. Clarence 1 tsp. baking soda a white cattleya orchid with a cathedral Communications. He is employed by the Gold said that some other Chatsworth notice will be entirely to Firestone's looked down and said, "what are you 1 egg, well-beaten strand of velvet ribbons and lily of the valley. Market, Inc. families had received the same letter. advantage, and very few of these tire doing?" He just caught a glimpse Maid of honor, Lana Friedman, sister of Following a wedding trip to Florida, the owners will be able to avail 1 pkg. (6 oz.) butterscotch pieces the bride from Charleston, Leslie Langan, couple will reside in rural Champaign. The letter had to do with the behind themselves of the replacement offer. and he said we looked like 1 cup broken walnuts friend of the bride from Kenosha, Wise., and Pre-nuptial parties were given by Bertha defects found back in 1978 in dominoes tailing down. Well, anyway, Measure flour and spices onto Cheri Friedman, sister-in-law of the bride Sharp and Phyllis Ashman for the aunts and Firestone 500 steel-belted radial tires. This situation sparked anger and no one frustration In some local residents. was hurt but scared and waxed paper. Cream margarine and from Melvin wore sleeveless gowns of close friends; Beryl Irwin, Violet Stalter, Certain of those tires were replaced in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH surprised. I do have some bruises to sugar until light and fluffy. Add baking primrose Qiana and matching Brussels lace, Angela Augsburger, Aileen Kemnetz, and accordance with government There isn't much that can be done in Fifth and Ash show It really happened and heck, we soda to applesauce, then add styled with a blouson bodice accented with a Darlene Irwin were hostesses for neighbors directives back in November 1978. this type of consumer situation Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor ! never got to see the first touchdown applesauce and egg to creamed lace yoke. The A-line skirt fell to floor length. and church ladies, and Debbie Porter, In June of this year the National except for persons involved to vote SUNDAY, Nov.* made. shortening and sugar. Add dry They carried a white long stemmed rose and Jennifer Bidner, and Judy Swartzendouber for Highway Traffic Safety Administration with their pocketbook by refusing to 9 a.m. • Sunday school H elen lily of the valley. school friends. purchase more Firestone tires. 10 a.m. - Worship service. Witte was in the office ingredients, stirring to mix evenly. ruled that Firestone would now have 4 p.m. - Baptist youth fell) M onday afternoon and slated she is Add butterscotch pieces and walnuts, W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 on the Pontiac radio station, WPOK, Drop by teaspoonsful about two or ^ p.m. - Women's miss once a month. She said if anyone is three inches apart on greased cookie meets at Elma Dixon's home Interested In making crafts or recipes sheet. Bake at 375 degrees 12 to 15 M illers observe 55 years end - 0 - wants it broadcasted on the radio, minutes. Makes about four dozen ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERA* you can let me know by a call or a cookies. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Chatsworth Katherine Ruppel, Mrs. Grace (Gronewold) Sixth and Walnut streets le tte r and I will see that she receives it HAVE A GOOD WEEK! will observe their 55th wedding anniversary Walker, and Chester Borgman. Chatsworth, Friday, Nov. 14. Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pash Miller and the former Mema Borgman They are the parents of two sons, James of THURSDAY, Nov. 4 were married Nov. 14,1925 at the home of the Minneapolis, and Gene of Chicago. They also 7:30 p.m. ■ A.L.C. Women bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Borgman have three grandsons, Jeff, Mike, and Brad Mrs. Herman Rieger w John Boyles celebrate by Rev. J.C. Krell. Their attendants were Miss Miller. review. SUNDAY, Nov. 9
50th wedding anniversary 4 p.m. - Lutheran festiv County extension bazaar John's Lutheran church, - 4 Champaign, at 4 p.m. Dr. Ci Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boyle, Sr. will com Boyle, of Las Vegas, Nevada, who, with their Lutheran Vespers Radio Br< memorate their 50th wedding anniversary, wives, Kitty and Patricia, will be hosts for the will bring the message. Saturday, Nov. 15 with a reception from 6 to 9 happy occasion. Dean and Donna Kyburz were in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller returned home MONDAY, Nov. 10 Chatsworth this past weekend with their two after spending a week in Hot Springs, Ark., scheduled for Nov. 21 p jn . at the Ridglea Country club in Fort 7:30 p.m. - The Seminary Worth, Texas. Boyle is a retired employee of Montgomery boys, Kevin, 3 and David, 7. They spent Friday visiting their sister-in-law, Mrs. Chester by May Bennett Home Extension units. for the team at Forrest. Boyle and the former Margaret Lawless of Ward in Fort Worth where the couple has and Saturday night with Fred Kyburz and also Borgman and friends. On the way home they Chatsworth unit of Homemakers Extension Mrs. Clarence Bennett shared TUESDAY. Nov. 11 Chataworth were married Nov. 12, 1930 in resided for 45 years. visited Frank and Evelyn Kyburz and Leona visited the conservation area in Union county met for an 8:30 a.m. breakfast Monday, Nov. 3 Homemaker’s magazines, and noted that local 7:30 p.m. - Adult informa 'Chicago. The couple are members of Holy Family and Floral Griffith. Dean and Donna have where the Canadian geese are gathering for at the home of Mrs. l,eonard Kerber. Assistant publicity for the County Homemakers Harvest W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 They are the parents of two sons, John F. Catholic church and reside at 4736 Lafayette, recently moved to Effingham from Carmi. the winter. Hiey also visited the Historical hostesses were Mrs. Frank Seward and Mrs. bazaar is to be coordinated with plans of the t a.m. - A.L.C. Women] Boyle, Jr. of Irving, Texas and Michael P. Fort Worth, Texas, 76107. Komthal church, near Jonesboro, that was Robert Koehler. local craft chairman. potluck lunch at noon. 4 p.m. • 7th grade confir David Diller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James built by German originators who came via The business meeting opened with roll call, The Livingston county Harvest Day is flatboat from New Orleans up the Mississippi. 7:30 p.m. - 0th grade conf| Diller of Chatsworth, was elected president of bringing suggestions for the next year’s scheduled for Nov. 21 at the First Lutheran 4:30 p.m. - Luther Leag the Wildlife club for the college year. David is They report the colors and scenery was program. Twenty members and one pre church in Pontiac. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir r W illiam Braumandies a sophomore at Shawnee college in Ullin, 111. beautiful. schooler were in attendance. p.m. with coffee and rolls served 9:30 to 10:30, THURSDAY. Nov. 13 He lives in Metropolis. Mrs. Phil Koerner led in a memorial for the followed later by a lunch. 9 a.m. - Esther Circle at Denny, Roxie, and Matt Gregory helped late Mrs. Albert Endres who had been a unit Chatsworth members will conduct the Mae Hornickel. their son and brother, Troy celebrate his third 1:30 p.m. - Sarah circle a William Bra liman, Jr. 76, rural Thawville, Visitation will be one hour before the member. Country Store booth, with the Forrest and • • birthdate on Sunday, Nov. 2. Afternoon guests Mable Flessner, hostess. died at 6:30 a .m. Tuesday, Nov. 4, at his home. funeral at the church, Reilly Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nickrent were guests Mrs. George Augsburger made a plea for Union units. Local members may bring their for dinner and cake and ice cream were Troy’s Survivors are his wife, a daughter, Carolyn Piper City, is in charge of arrangements. over the weekend of their grandson, Tom everyone to vote in the Nov. 4 election. Miss contributions for booths to either Mrs. Harold Curtis, Dwight; a sister, Elsie Shear, Gilman, He was bom Dec. 22, 1903, in Brenton, Albert, at Culver Stockton college in Canton, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lament Wasmer Katherine Ruppel gave out "Mr. Yuk" Dassow or Mrs. Leonard Kerber on Nov. 20. and his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Kim UNITED METHODIST CHU| a brother, Ernest, Chatsworth, and two township, a son of William and Louisa Mo. The Nickrents were substitute parents for stickers, poison-warning symbols to be placed Sale prices are to be marked before going to Third and Oak streets grandchildren. Opperman Drauman. He married Gertrude Parents Day activities. They toured the area Wasmer, all of Gilman. Also visiting were Mr. on dangerous household products so that little Pontiac. Chatsworth and Mrs. Mike Wasmer and son of Mendota. Funeral services will be held today, Day Aug. 10,1935 in Onarga. for a sightseeing trip. children who can’t read can recognize these There will be demonstrations on wheat Charles E. Hale, Pastor (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the United Methodist He was preceded in death by two brothers symbols as meaning “ No!" weaving, sewing with pigskin, papers, gift SUNDAY. Nov. * church in Piper City. Rev. Louis McMahon and a sister. The Bud Herr family were Sunday dinner Mrs. Frank Seward read a poem with the wrapping, and others. The usual variety of * a.m. - Church school Mrs. Rose Lockner, Mrs. John Leuthy, will officiate. Burial will be in Brenton He was a retired farmer and a former guests of the Richard Funk family of Bloom Thanksgiving theme. Mrs. Harold Dassow bazaar booths will be set up and donations in 10: IS a.m. • Morning woj Mrs. Norma Burmeister, Mrs. Ruth Kerber cemetery. director of the Piper City Farmers Grain Co. ington in honor of the engagement of Thomas referred to a magazine article concerning foods and crafts may be taken. one great day of singing. Th and Mrs. Heggie McIntosh of Piper City "Good design at crafty prices," offering kits of Mrs. John l-uethy and Mrs. Harold Lockner special numbers and the Herr to Doretta Funk. share in the program. attended the Phil Donohue show on WGN furniture that could be put together in the presented the Wsiorf Ml Personal Beauty Care.v. Tuesday, Nov. 4. MONDAY. Nov. 10 VaRetta James and sons, Richie and Ben- home. The use of the new electric b ruahJet-cutilng/' 7:30 p.m. - Community clj jie of Gary, Ind., spent from Thursday until Mrs. Kenneth Rich presented the need for a hair was demonstrated. Old-time guidelines W EDN ESD AY, Nov. 12 Thank you Mrs. Hazel Irwin celebrated her 92nd bir- Sunday with her mother, Irene Hughes. On 4-H club leader. Miss Weems is not able to on beauty care were listed, as well as modem 3:30 p.m. ■ Junior choir i thdate Monday at the Helen Lewis Pavilion in Saturday D. H. and Andrea James, daughter, continued and Mrs. James Langan is looking care for hair, skin, and teeth. The importance 4:30 p.m.' • Boy Scout me Fairbury, where she resides. Mrs. Dale Irwin Tereva, Jack Collier and Tim and Bobbie for an experienced 4-Her whom she can assist. of proper posture, both when standing and 7:30 p.m. - Adult Choir re| y/MEMBER y Does history repeat it self? Just 20 years to and Mrs. Milford Irwin served cake and ice Verhulst all of Gary, Ind. came to help An Both women have capably led the Four-I^eaf when seated was stressed. SUNDAY. Nov. 14 the day was our anniversary to be in the \ NEWSPAPER/ cream to the residents. They were assisted by drea's mother Irene celebrate her birthdate. 4-H club for girls in this area. The club is The unit’s Christmas party plans for 2 p.m. - The congregate hospital together, and now again we are both granddaughters Mrs. Harold Lindley of Mor On Sunday, Kenny and Dixie I>ewis and sponsored by the Chatsworth and Charlotte December will be announced at a later date. consecration service for [ recuperating at home after our recent hospital building. ton and Mrs. Bruce Otto of Minier. Her niece, daughters, Robin and Stephanie of Gilman stay. Will we be able to tolerate each other, Ruth Leister was also present. were also guests at the Hughes home. TNI CHATSWORTH PLAINDf ALER anyway, thanks to all of you who remembered Established 1173 us while we were hospitalized and a big thank OPEN CALVARY BAPTIST CHURI CHATSWORTH. IUIH0IS you for all the food and help since we returned JAMIES 12 N. 7th St. Published Every Thursday Thank you DAILY Chatsworth JAHKS H. RORERTS: Publisher home. We are grateful and thank you all. M t Dew, Pepsi , Melvin Meister, Pastor Sheryl Hendrix, letter Donald and Shirley Runyon * Thank you * 7:30 to It was so nice to be remembered in so many THURSDAY, Nov. 4 Catered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office 7:00 p.m. 24-12 Ox. Cans 7 p.m. - Ladies social sej ways by my family and friends with cards, el CRatiwerth. HHaeis. Under Act of March 3. 1170 We want to extend our thanks to all those Phone 457-8411 Fairbury. SUMCMPTKM RATES - TRI-COUHTY AREA flowers, prayers, visits and other acts of kind who took the time and effort to submit a name SUNDAY, Nov. 9 Tear S it Two Tears S i7 00 ness during my recent hospitalization. I really in the contest for the mini-park. With your One SO THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 9 :4J a.m. - Bible school S tifle Copies 71 cents appreciate your thoughtfulness. God bless you help, our project and -goal is worth working 10:45 a.m. • Worship OUT Of TRI-COUHTY AREA Thurs., Nov. 6, 1980 all. for. 4:45 p.M. - Christian ed c| Page Two One Year $12.00 Elnora Bayston • The Mini-Park committees DIET RITE COLA •Eager Beavers. Telephone 035-3010 EGG COOP' 7:30 p.m. - Family Bible j RCCob .6-14 Oz. Bottles99* ' LARGE W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 I 7:30 p.m. - Prayer fell<| Enos 69* study. LIMESTONE GENERIC Custom Spreading $ 1 319 9 RUSSET 4<|nQ B eer...... 4-1 2 oz. cansi I Wa Early stock piling for Fall application w*rm Potatoes...... 2o-Lbf l w THANK YOU Big Wheels and Endloader equipped BARTON THE CHATSWORTH I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to everyone who i Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, Thurs., Nov. i Early orders guarantee Fall spreading Fifth♦3" voted to retain me in office as a Circuit Judge in the Vodka Budweiser Beer, Page Thr general election on Tuesday. Place your order now Miller Beer I will endeavor to see that justice is fairly administered call... Old Style Beer throughout the eleventh judicial circuit during my next form. Saunemin Ag Service 7 9 SEWER H 4-Pack • Phone 632-4404 SUTTON Til WILLIAM T.CAISLEY Dale Su Circuit Judge Trainer Grain, w ing, m . - Phone 432-5512 Shoe Phene 447 Motile Forrest Bovstor, Forrest, III. • Phone 457-6320 ::
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tires from among those that ware le 1, 1977 would |nice or on a pro while those date would be if Junior high band, directed by George Kosmach, plays a lively rendition of ig e “ Candy Man." Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix it all the serial icluded In this they were tr than July 1978 manufactured [6 or 1977. HIGH SCHOOL mixed chorus sings "The Hands of Time." Vocal music Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix |Iglble to receive instructor Pamela Hass directs. Ice replacement ^ust still be using if be worn out. /e you know are \nd four-year-old la defect makes Ifer than usual? If this rather late \ly to Firestone's I few of these tire able to avail Iplacement offer. parked anger and focal residents, it can be done In FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Filth a n d Ash Isumer situation Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor | Involved to vote SUNDAY, Nov. 9 ik by refusing to 9 a.m. - Sunday school it one tires. 10 a.m. - Worship service. 4 p.m. - Baptist youth fellowship at church W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 ^ p.m. - Women's mission organization e a r s meets at Elma Dixon's home.
- 0 - ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Grace (Gronewold) Sixth and Walnut streets [•gman. Chats worth, Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor (of two sons, James of THURSDAY, Nov. 4 of Chicago. They also 7:30 p.m. - A.L.C. Women general meeting. SWING CHOIR MEMBER Pam Jeff. Mike, and Brad Mrs. H e rm a n Rieger will give a book review. Budding musicians displayed their talents Bunny" for the second chorus, they and the Gardner demonstrates how to develop SUNDAY, Nov. 9 for the community at the Pops Concert, Nov. 2, audience broke up at the entrance of a 5*^-foot "The Rhythm of Life” to the Pops •:4S a.m. Sunday school and Bible classes, in the high school gymnasium. rabbit at the rear of the gymnasium. Concert audience. POMPON ROUTINE finds Corrine Boruff in a solemn mood. to a.m. - Worship service. The entertaining program featured two The fifth grade band and junior high band Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix 4 p.m. - Lutheran festival service at St. high school choruses: the mixed chorus and each performed a selection that had been done PlaindealerVhoto by Sheryl Hendrix azaar John's Lutheran church, • Mattis at Green, the Swing Choir, and three elementary And at last year’s spring concert, Kosmach Champaign, at 4 p.m. Dr. Conrad Thompson, r~rrrrfr«rrrrrrrfrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-r-—■—*—------high school bands: the fifth grade band, the pointing out to the audience that he had a — ------— — « a rnrfu l r*ki rCUTCD n IT Lutheran Vespers Radio Broadcast preacher junior high band and the high school band. "pushed them harder” this year. P n P T r i 1 F V O GRADE A f r e s h l e a n c e n t e r cut will bring the message. 21 MONDAY, Nov. to The bands were directed by George The boys of the Swing Choir presented Mrs. LU o I E L L U O WHOLE .. GROUND BEEF PORK CHOPS M 51 7:30 p.m. • The Seminary Appeal meeting Kosmach, band director at Chatsworth for the Diane Carrico with a plant in appreciation for lor the team at Forrest. past 6W years. It was Kosmach’s last concert her help in providing them with their choir 1st Cut Only Bennett shared TUESDAY, Nov. It performance, as he had submitted his shirts. CHARLIE & M A XIN E'S l RI l RS , $139 * 1 3 9 bs, and noted that local 7:30 p.m. • Adult information class. resignation to the school as of the end of The high school band presented Kosmach CO UNTRY STYLE RIBS I Homemakers Harvest W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 October. The vocal groups were directed by with a plaque in appreciation for his nearly PORK SAUSAGE ated with plans of the 9 a.m. - A.L.C. Women work day with vocal music teacher Pamela Hass. seven years of instruction in the Chatsworth M a r k e t c h a t s w o r t h ^5 9 * ^ ° R potluck lunch at noon. The mixed chorus set the tone for the light system. The band finished the afternoon's 4 p.m. - 7th grade confirmation class. FRESH OYSTERS $<|29 P0RK LO,N R0AST ity Harvest Day is performance with a spoof on the popular song performance with an unscheduled "encore" 7:30 p.m. - 8th grade confirmation class. “My Buddy.” Changing the words to "My by Count Basie, “Jumping at the Woodside.” REDORWHITE ------$ | 3 9 it the First Lutheran 4:30 p.m. Luther League choir rehearsal. s are 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY Lb. 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir rehearsal. GRAPEFRUIT B A N A N A S RED 4 GOLDEN DELICIOUS |ls served 9:30 to 10:30, THURSDAY, Nov. 13 CHUNK :h. 9 a.m. • Esther Circle at the home of Mrs. ie Irs will conduct the Mae Hornickel. Am erican Legion plans 5/99* B, JJ APPLES 4 9 * BRAUNSCHWEIGER 1:30 p.m. Sarah circle at the church, Mrs. with the Forrest and O Lbs I TIPPER SKIN fibers may bring their Mable Flessner, hostess. 8ETTY CROCKER FAMILY SIZE FUDGE 79* i to either Mrs. Harold TANGERINES 12/89* - 0 - Old Soldiers Night GENERIC I Kerber on Nov. 20. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BROWNIE , _ T0M0ST YELLOW CLING HALVES arked before going to 1 9 OR SLICE 0 FISH STICKS Third and Oak streets MIX 71-47 1'"*!89 Chatsworth M Members of American legion Post 613 are with a parade down Ixicust street sometime BETTY CROCKER COUNTRY STYLE jonstralions on wheat Charles E. Hale, Pastor preparing for their annual "Old Soldiers between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m. SUNDAY, Nov. 9 V>, SLICED SLAB pigskin, papers, gift Night" to be held next Wednesday, Nov. 12. Members planning to attend should contact PIE CRUST „ P E A C H E S 7 9 * The usual variety of 9 a.m. - Church school 10:13 a.m. - Morning worship. This is the Each year this get-together of old service bud Warren Gillett or Noble Pearson by Tuesday, 11-0Z. n S * BACON * 1 39 it up and donations in dies is held in observance of Veterans Day. Nov. 11. MIX taken. one great day of singing. The choirs will have OSCAR MAYER BEEF special numbers and the congregation will Nov. 11. u u GRAPE Mrs. Harold Lockner share in the program. Legionaires and potential members are in |Pereonal Beauty Gare.v. MONDAY, Nov. to vited to attend the occasion. Any member still 701 1807 WIENERS trie bruslkffic-cutllng^ 7:30 p.m. - Community choir rehearsal. Circle Eight 6 9 * Jelly able to get into his old uniform or any part of BUGLES WIPE R-KLEFR Old-time guidelines SCOTTIES-JUMBO-MB CT W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 said uniform should do so. A prize may be won. WINDSHIELD GAL L.* 1 65 I ted, as well as modem 3:30 p.m. - Junior choir rehearsal. POTATO CHIPS Festivities will begin at 6 p.m. with a Circle Eight Square Dance club will have a TWIN PAC teeth. The importance 4:30 p.m.' - Boy Scout meeting cocktail hour, to be followed by a 16-oz. pork dance Nov. 9 at the Ford Central school in FACIAL WASHER CHOICE BONELESS 7:30 p.m. - Adult choir rehearsal. when standing and chop dinner to be served at 7 p.m. The pork Piper City. Dancing will be from 7 to 10 p.m. ed. SUNDAY. Nov. 14 chops will be prepared by Tom Kurtenbach, Harry Cacy will be the caller. TISSUES 99* so lven t 99* beef r o a st $ 1 6 9 party plans for 2 p.m. - The congregation will hold the 5 9 * ONLY Dale Zimmerman, and Warren Gillett. A short Lb. unced at a later date. consecration service for the new church -fftOZEN. -UAIRY- building. business meeting will follow. NABISCO PREMIUM Jess Herr, a long-time member will receive Doe P a rty 0- a 61-year honorary certificate that evening. Thursday, Nov. 6 CRACKERS CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH The Color Guard, Firing Squad, and IJFFET „.<158 MARGARINE - >l'» 12 N. 7th St. Serving starts at 6:30 p.m. * ^ 7 numerous hooligans will end the festivities Sponsored by Chatsworth TOPMOST Chatsworth 1-I,b. BixD.69* w , P e p s i ; Melvin Meister, Pastor Sportsman Club ORANGE AMERICAN THURSDAY, Nov. 4 12 Oz. Cans B-OZ $ | 29 KRAFT 7 p.m. - Ladies social service at Pavilion, JUICE 2 / 8 5 * SINGLES 12-01 Fairbury. rinat c m r ctutr PRAIRIE FARMS SUNDAY, Nov. 9 HAMBURGER SAUSA6E CHEESE MIRACLE 9:43 a.m. - Bible school PEPPEN0NI CANADIAN BACON COTTAGEuuiinut 11 90 10:43 a.m. Worship ...... 24 02 ^ WHIP 4:43 p.m. - Christian ed class. »« $1 09 CHEESE * I •Eager Beavers. PIZZA * 7:30 p.m. - Family Bible hour. BANQUET-CHICKEN TURKEY P R A IR IE FARMS $ 1 1 9 W EDN ESDAY, Nov. 12 SALISBURY MEAT LOAF $ 1 7 9 69* 7:30 p.m. - Prayer fellowship and Bible 2% MILK Gal study. DINNERS -65* VfLVEETA BANQUET FN02EN-TURXEY-CHICKEN-8EEF P R A IR IE F A R M S $ 1 8 9 2-LB. 20-Lb. I POT PIES «... 3/99* ICECREAM Old Recip« ' i Gal $ 2 *9 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER , 0RAN8I OR LEM0N-UME bbon Beer, Thurs., Nov. 6, 1980 er, Page Three CHARMIN GATORADE-55* pi RRflX rq« - WHITE M U T . F0UERS-RE8.-FIM-0RIPTLEC PERC ULUlIU A U9 f. BATH 9 SEWER HOOKUP SPIFEE - «5« OOWNY _ *1» TISSUE 4-Pack SUTTON TILING 4-ROLL Dale Sutton ' \ *0 Shoe Phene 437-8743 $ Phene 492 3330 pie*filling 75* COMET - 55*
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Grade 3 Halloween'ers parade past appreciative moms and dads. ♦ Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix HELEN MURPHY, LEFT, and Mary Lutson, right, sponsored by Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic church. The display some of the crafts and articles that will be on sale dinner will be served on Sunday, Nov. 9 from 4-7 p.m. at in the Country Store at the annual Harvest Bazaar the parish hall. Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix • • Alumni dinner I is November 29 The annual alumni dinner and dance for Chatsworth high school alumni is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 29. The dinner will be held in the high school cafeteria. Cost is $5 per person, and tickets are I I available at Shafer-Pearson Agency on Locust street in Chatsworth. Following the dinner, the Kingsmen will be featured at the alumni dance at the Legion hall. The dance is from 9 p.m. until midnight. Cost is $3 perperson or $6 per couple. Alumni association president Richard Pearson is in charge of the arrangements. PUBLIC NOTICE t • 1479 DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES List of Delinquent Lands and Lots situated in the Townships as indicated. County of Livingston and State of Illinois, upon which taxes lor the year 1979, and forfeited taxes for prior years remain due and unpaid, and are now payable at the County Collector's Office in the Court House of Livingston County, Two macabre judges surround a “ Leapin' leopard” as the three make Pontiac, Illinois. AMOUNTS SHOWN ARE preliminary decisions about the children’s costumes. FOR AMOUNT OF TAX ONLY; AN ADDITIONAL AMOUNT WILL BE ADDED Shades of Sesame Street Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix FOR D ELIN Q U EN T COSTS AND PUBLICATION COSTS. • • Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix CHARLOTTE Sterrenberg, Clifford M, 24-09-200-001, >1062.78 Sterrenberg. Cliff M, 24-09 200 002, 1896.46 Nussbaum, Terry D. 24-09-400-002, 607.82 Sterrenberg, Cliff, 24-10 100-001, 1418.82 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Sterrenberg, Clifford M, 24-10-100-004, 1370.88 Thurs., Nov. 6, 1980 CHATSWORTH Lest ye forget Page Five Love is Kipfer, Verda, 27 02-200 001, >1551.64 Kipfer, Verda. 27-02 400 001, 1723.24 ------) skin-deep. Wheeler, Bitty D, 27 03 104 004, >5.58 Wheeler, B. Donald, 27 03 104 007, 109.79 McConnell, William D & L E, 27-03 153-011, • ) ♦ The Germanville community club will Snowmobile club has scheduled a dance at Give Blood. 343.48 meet at the Ranch House in Forrest Thursday, the Chatsworlh legion hall Friday, Nov. 14, 9 Edwards, James W, 27 03 155 003, 244.70 the Cording, Irene el al, 27-03-160-004, 119.44 Nov. 13 at 12.30 p.m. Each member is asked to to 12 p.m. City I jm its will provide the music. HEDGING Wilson, Irwin AMR, 27 03 176 005, 356.08 bring a prize. Open to public. Members admitted free. good Taylor, Kenneth A M, 27-03-180-011, 544.14 Others $2.00 per person. + neighbor. Fox. Michael H, 77 03 181 008. 83.24 TK* AiMrK«a RH Croat * The Charlotte H.E.A. will meet at the home IS NOW THE TIME? Mattingly, Paul LAMA, 27-03 31! 004, 254.78 of Mrs. Dan Kyburz in Cullom, Tuesday, Nov. legion auxiliary meeting, Monday, Nov. Augsburger, George F, 27-03-355-003, 713.38 11 at 10:30 a.m. Do not bring a sack lunch. The 10. Jerry Johnson, 17th district president, Bargman, Harvey W, 37-03-401-011, 47.42 hostesses, Mrs. William Flessner and Mrs. guest speaker. —FREE SEMINAR— 1st Natl Bank Rantoul, 27 12-200 001, 3619.83 Farmers Oil Supply, 27-03-332-001, 229.88 Charles Culkin, will furnish the lunch. The m a Thursday, November 20, 7:00 p.m. #> • jor lesson will be given by Mrs. Clair Zorn on Chatsworth Masonic ledge, Thursday, Notice is hereby given that I, Sylvia L. “personal beauty care." Mrs. Dale Hanna and Nov. 13. 7:30 p.m. Fincham's Steak House, Main St., Colfax Bashore, Treasurer and Ex-Officio County Mrs. Charles Elliott are chairman of the CO-SPONSORED BY Collector of Livingston County, in the State of Illinois, will apply to the Circuit Court of said •) Christmas craft to be made. Lions club will meet Monday, Nov. 10, 6:45 Big Savings a t Heinold Commodities, Inc. County at 9:30 A.M. on November 18, 1980 for p.m. at the Bake Shop. People's State Bank of Colfax judgment against the lands and lots described Woman's club will meet Wednesday, Nov. in the foregoing list for taxes, interest, and 12 at Sts. Peter and Paul rectory for a con 'wary price Chatsworth Sportsman club will be serving The techniques of successful grain and livestock hedging will costs due and unpaid thereon for the year 1979 tinental breakfast at 8:30 a m. Hostess is Mrs. or any part thereof, and also for forfeitures for breakfast Sunday, Nov. 16 from 8 a m. to 1 Arthur Knipp. Program will be a speaker from be explained by: prior years. Said lands and lots being situated p.m. at their Club House- Pancake, eggs, the Dwight Correctional Center. e v e ry d a y ! Howard Beermann, Director, Farm Market Division, in the Townships of CHARLOTTE, biscuits 4 gravy, sausage, beverage. Heinold Commodities. CHATSWORTH ANO GERMANVILLE,in the Community choir rehearsal Monday even Jim Schoonaert, Farm Market- Division, Heinold Com County of Livingston, in the State of Illinois as ing, Nov. 10, 7:30 p jn . at St. Paul's Lutheran modifies. set forth in the foregoing list. Simultaneously, m • I will apply for an order to sell the taxes on church. r GUSTAFSON MOTORS Assorted styles of blue jeans Mark Scholl, vice president and farcp Ipan department head, - coats. National Bank of Bloomington. * same lands and lots for the satisfaction l We Buy Used Cars | thereof, and for judgment fixing the correct legion Ole Soldiers night, Wednesday, Complete Car Cleanup ; Shoes • fry boots - insulated No reservations necessary, but to assure seating return the amount of any tax paid under protest. Nov. 12, cocktail hour at 6 p.m. Dinner at 7 And Wax $35 ; shoes. coupon or call: Heinold Commodities 723 2141 or People's AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That p.m. You art required to wear your uniform if Wash And Clean $10 Snowmobile boots - suits - State Bank of Colfax 723 3771. on the first (1st) Monday succeeding you can get into it or at least part of it. 686-929$ | gloves. H i .fit: ; . application for judgment, said date being "Western clofhes" November 24, 1980, the taxes on all lands and - hs Heinold Gold modi lies, Inc. lots in the foregoing list against which All sizes kids clothes COMMODITIES judgment shall have been pronounced and for n u r *"*+**—<**%*+*■?/ 110 S. Center Sf. Toys - jewelry - watches - J Colfax; 111.61726 sale of which an order shall have been made NOTICE stereos - cameras will be exposed for public sale et the Office of m • Tools of all kinds ’ the County Collector, Court House, Pontiac, Beginning November 1st, Please reserve seats at your hedging seminar. Illinois. The amount of sala being taxes, Or. Shaddle DOS of Forrest, Layaway for Christmas ask interest and costs thereon. Said sale w ill for our special discount of $100 commence at 10:80 on Novtmbar 24, 19M and will have office hours as follows: Name. will continue until all parcels have bean or more. offered for sale. Monday 8:30 - 4:30 p.fn. & 6:30 ■ 9:00 p.m. A ddress. Dated at Pontiac, this 3)st day of October, 1980. ? sr < ... Tuesdays • Thursdays 8:30 - 4:30 p.m. iVyes Country Store City___ State Sylvia L. Bashore Closed all day Friday and Saturday Danforth County Treasurer and Z'P------P hone. Ex Officio County Collector
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The A-team Wildcat girl’s basketball squad took Parkside Junior High of Normal to teak Boy's Basketball as they beat them 53-21 last Friday night in the Chatsworth high school gym. OPPONENT PLACE DATE An outstanding effort in the rebounding Strawn Strawn Thurs., Nov. 6 department made the difference, according to Coach Lynn Kosmach. The Wildcats had 46 re Saunam ln Chatsworth Mon., Nov. 10 Ford Cantral bounds to 24 for Parkside. Lynn Haberkorn Piper City Thurs., Nov. 13 played an outstanding game, rebounding 21 Chenoa Chetaworth Mon., Nov. 17 times off the board, and leading the scoring Tri-Point Chatsworth Thurs., Nov. 20 with 16 points. Melvln-Siblay Sibley Thurs., Dec. 4 Other high scorers were Judy Haberkorn Roberts Chetaworth Mon., Dec. IS with 13 points, and Teri Saxton with 12 points. Oilman Oilman Mon., Dec. 22 Judy Haberkorn also added to the total Qlbson City Gibson City Thurs., Jan. 8 team effort with 9 rcoveries and 5 assists. Melvin-Sibley Chatsworth Mon., Jan. 12 The Wildcats shot 33 percent from the floor, Conf. Class B Tourney Roberts Jan. 15,18,4.17 and completed three of eight free throw at Conf. Class A Tourney Roberts Jan. 22,23,624 tempts. F.S.W. Chatsworth Mon., Jan. 26 The B-team squad was less fortunate, as Tri-Point Cullom they dropped their second game of the season, Thurs., Jan. 29 51-10, to a team that Coach Kosmach said Class C District TBA Jan. 30 4 31 •outclassed them.” Fab. 2 6 3 Shawn Stein made eight of the ten Class B District TBA Feb. 4,5,8, 4 7 Chatsworth points. Class A District TBA Feb. 9,10,11,612 The Wildcat squads play Bloomington Junior High this Friday, Nov. 7 at 4:30 p.m. in the Chatsworth junior high gym. They travel All games begin at 6:30 p.m. with the exception of tourn to Pontiac on Tuesday, Nov. 11 for a 6 p.m. ament and district play. contest.
Bluebirds tie for second in Conference
The Bluebirds final game of the football Scott Sendra on a 13-yard pass from pass from quarterback Brian Feely for the season, last Friday night, left the Vermilion quarterback Kurt Fritz. The kick by John touchdown. Again, the two-point conversion Valley Conference in a three-way tie for first Rieke was good, putting the Bulldogs ahead attempt was no good. and second place, with Tri-Point bringing up 7-0. Reddick broke loose in the fourth quarter, THE WILDCAT BOY’S basketball teams begin their team, coached by Bob Thomsen, are (front row, L-R) the rear in third place. But Chatsworth came back on a thrilling though, to add 14 points, the first touchdown on seasons this coming Thursday night Nov. 6 with games Shane Dawson, Doug Dehm, Keith Wilken and (rear, L-R) The Birds lost to Reddick, 27-12, which put set-up play. The 33-yard pass from Brian a 31-yard run by Ron Dibble, and the second on a three-yard pass from Kurt Fritz to Dan against Strawn at Strawn. Members of the Wildcat "A ” Mike Miller, Ron Durre, Matt Haberkorn and Gary Dunn. Reddick, Gilman and Ford Central in a tie for Feely to Mike Carrico left just 12 seconds on first place in the WC. Chatsworth, Forrest the clock in the half, and with 9 seconds left in Steichen. The extra two points were gained on Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix and Milford, with 3-4 conference records, tied the half, Mike Carrico put the ball over on a a two-point conversion after the first for second place. All the first place teams had one-yard plunge. The attempt at a two-point touchdown. 6-1 conference records. conversion failed. Through the end of the third quarter, the Coach Dwight Unzicker cited five players Bluebirds paced themselves well against the Again in the third quarter, Reddick scored for outstanding defensive play during the Bulldogs, finishing the third quarter just one first on an impressive 53-yard run by Ron game: Darryl Stiles, Dave Clark, Scott point behind the Reddick team at 13-12. Dibble. The kick attempt was no good, leaving Hoelscher, Kirk Thomsen and Joe Weber. Both teams were scoreless in the first the score 13-6- Secondary receiver Bob Dohman caught five quarter. Reddick was first to put itself on the The Bluebirds came back with 1:43 left on passes to add 68 yards to the Birds air game, board with a second quarter touchdown by the board as Bob Dohman caught a 39-yard and Brian Feely passed for 119 yards total. Birds beat Mel-Sib, lose to Milford Both the JV and varsity Birds walked off game. match in two games, 11-15 and 9-15. The junior- with their matches against Melvin-Sibley last The varsity Birds won the match by varsity squad won their match in three games, Thursday night in the Howard Diller beating Melvin-Sibley 15-10 and 15-4 in the first 10-15,15-10 and 15-11. gymnasium. and third games. They lost a squeaker, 14-16, Cheri Kietzman in the first game, and The junior varsity volleyball squad in the second game of the night. Janet Kapper in the second and third games dropped their first game 6-15, but came back Becky Weber was high scorer in the two were high scorers for the night for the JV to successfully challenge Melvin-Sibley, winning games, tallying six and eight points, Birds. Cheri had seven points, including six in winning the second and third games, 15-7 and respectively. a row in the first game. Janet had seven points 15-8. Pam Gardner contributed 11 of the 14 in a row to win the second game. Mary Maxson contributed seven points to Bluebird points in the second game. This week, the Bluebirds travel to the second game effort; Cheri Kietzman The varsity Birds didn't fare so well on Say brook on Thursday, Nov. 6 and to Chepoa followed close behind with five points. Tuesday, Nov. 4, against Milford, losing the on Monday, Nov. 10. Janet Kapper added seven points, including the last four points in the third Write Checks and receive current School Lunch
«*»— MONDAY, Nov. 10 Hot dog, tater tots, chilled fruit, cookie. TUESDAY, Nov. 11 Veterans day-no school. PLAY|f4G FOR THE “ B” team Wildcats this season are Lindquist, Mike Wilson, Ron Briscoe and Shawn Norman. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12 (front row, L-R) Loren Haberkorn, Bart Bayston, Scott Missing from the photo are Denis Labij and Frank Bednar. Chicken/biscuits, mashed potatoes, corn, Koets, Lance Dehm, Dean Schlabowski, Shane Norman; The "B ” team is coached by Mike Lidy. fruit. (rear, L-R) Brian Hoelscher, Paul Augsburger, Dave Plaindealer Photo by Sheryl Hendrix THURSDAY, Nov. 13 ASSETS EXCEED 77 MILLION. Soup, sandwich, celery/carrot sticks, VVe conform to the Fexfcref Res*rv* Requirement* dessert. FRIDAY, Nov. 14 Cats to build Smokies, macaroni/cheese, peas, applesauce cake. by Bob Thomsen and Mike Lidy Y ield 10.93% Bread/butter, jelly or peanut butter, white The Chatsworth Grade school "Class A" enjoy a and chocolate milk (whole or 2 percent) IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL basketball team journeys to Strawn Thursday served daily. evening, Nov. 6 to open the 1980-81 season WITHOUT All menus subject to change without notice. against the Jr. Eskimos of FSW Class B Pancake Sausage & Egg Day INTEREST PENALTY Wildcats also open their season against the Jr. Piper City Fire Department Open your Edward D. Jones & Co. Daily Passport Eskimos on Thursday. (at Fire House) The Class A Wildcats will be small this H ealth Cash Trust Account today and take advantage of the year, with seven boys making up the squad, Sun., Nov. 9 - 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. following features: four small enough to play Class B ball The Insurance tallest Wildcat stands 5 ft. 7 h inches C hecku p • Daily dividends. The Wildcats will have to battle against the • No interest penalty for early withdrawal. odds, facing teams that will be larger, older, Today, medical miracles and more experienced. Only Matt Haberkorn are available toeveryone. • Money immediately available by simply writing SOLD Roger Bochtold 692 4402 lettered as a Class A player last year. Four At a price. That’s why a free check. squad members are seventh graders and one Carol Zimmerman 635 3 7 70 you owe il to yourself to of the eighth grade players is out for basket Heart*America Herb Wiser 692 3358 be sure you have coverage • Acconnta opened with as little aa $5,000. ball for the first year. REALTORS Sandy Schrol 66/8/88 against catastrophic illness. -7-day ane waltzed ytakl aadtay Oct. 11. IN I was 16.11%. Ararat* Despite the handicaps, Coach Bob Sue McDonald 692 3721 Which is the kind of portfolio maturity was 17. This paid w it vary as Wort torn kntorost B e tte r coverage our Comprehen Thomsen expects a hustling squad that will Etna Nusstiaum 66 7-8319 rata* chant*. f t l R l H o i k ' s sive Medical Expense plan improve as the season progresses. Ron Walkins 692 221 3 Dady Cash Research Cocp . the I rivet fmerit Advaer to the Truat hat waived rtt advwory fee end can provide. At a reason aeeumed the Trust’* normal operating expense* through July 16. 1960 The Class B squad faces similar disadvan Alma Eide 692-3885 F airbui v able cost. Call me now for tages. Small, young, and inexperienced, there Pal Barnes 692 288/ detai|s. Insurance for your are two seventh graders, five sixth graders, Randall Kipei 692 2294 health, life, home, auto, Edward D. Janas E Co. and seven fifth graders making up the 14-man farm and business. WsmSsn DM r t n Sloe* (jctung,. mc roster for the Wildcats. Sixth grader Mike Utmbw Stam m invettt AWcWi Corporaw " Wilson is the only returning letterman. 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tory over Gardner. grade school Wednesday afternoon and frac Frederick Skinner, well known farmer of The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Con A freight train jumped the track 8unday 10 Years ago Neighbors solved one of John Rebholz's tured her left arm breaking two bones. the Cullom vicinity, died Sunday morning in Carney fell down the stairs in the Herr building morning, near Sibley, dumping ten c a n into Nov. It, WO problems by gathering in his 62 acre com crop Com husking is pretty well advanced in this Pontiac. The remains were taken to the home Saturday and was badly dazed and injured one the ditch, seven of which were slock c a n load Funeral services for Mrs. Sussie Roberts, Saturday. Rehbolz, who farms southwest of locality. The yield is below the average runn of lus daughter, Mrs. Will Heninger, near eye quite badly. ed with hogs. About 100 porkers were 83, of Winston, Oregon, were held Nov. 14. She Piper City, is recovering from a month’s il ing from 10 to 50 bushels an acre with a Cullom, where funeral services were held on Henry Day departed Monday noon for New massacred by the accident. Messrs. Wm Meg- died Nov. U. She was born at Chatsworth, lness and hospitalizaton. general average of about 30 bushels. Wednesday afternoon. Mexico where he planned to remain for some quier and Henry Balnger were aboard tike daughter of Benjamin and Harriet Norman Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret P.J. Lawless and sons sale of registered time in hopes of receiving relief for an ag train coming to this city to spend Sunday, and Wince. Rozella Powell, 74, Gibson City, sister of Mrs. Hereford cattle was well attended. Fifty head gravated attack of asthma. narrowly escaped injury by jtsnpkig from the Adolph (Sonny) Ha berk om, 47, Chatsworth Peter Kurtenbach of Chatsworth, were held 60 Years ago averaged a little better than $125 each. top of a freight car to the embankment. native, died Nov. 12. He was born Oct. 9,1923, Monday in Melvin. * Nov. 4, 1*20 A new voter arrived election day at the About 7 a m. Sunday morning the residence a son of Adolph J. and Elizabeth Donovan Frank Kuntz had a bulldozer in his front Richard Spurgin, who published the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trunk. No, you of James Speer, nerthwtat of Chatsworth, Haberkorn at Chatsworth. He married Bessie yard last week, excavating some unwanted Plaindealer about 40 years ago and later are wrong, it is a girl. 100 Years ago was discovered to be on fire. Moat of the Reecer, Nov. 11,1966, in Indiana. trees and shrubs. Instead of a mixture of disposed of the business to the late James A. Word has been received of the marriage of Nov. 30, I MO household effects were saved. Speer had no in Richard Weller, long time Chatsworth resi mulberry bushes, elm trees and a variety of Smith, died Monday at a Bloomington hospital John Wurnmest of Lowell, Iowa on Sept. 28. Rev. J.G. Evans of Pontiac will preach the surance upon the premises and his loss quite a dent, was the celebrity of the day Nov. 12 in seedlings, he plans to plant evergreens. at the age of 74 years. Wu/mnest is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geroge dedication sermon of the new M.E. church, at severe one. Pontiac Livingston county convalescent Mrs. LaRoy Bayston resigned her position Henry Free, for many years a resident of Wurmnest of this city. Strawn, Nov. 21. Rev. W.F. Wilson, o f;his city, A daring burglary was committed in this ci center, where he now resides. He was as cook at the high school cafeteria. The Chatsworth, died in Pontiac Tuesday morning. Robert Rosenboom and family moved into will be present and take part in the xercises. ty Nov. 14 between 1 and 2 a.m. The store of celebrating his 95th birthdate. vacancy was filled by Mrs. Irvin Teter, who He was 85 years old. their Fine new stucco bungalow Monday. Died-Jane Entwistle, wife of James Ent- John Walter was entered and from $75 to $168 Donie Teter, 61, died Nov. 11 at Riverside began work Monday. The Black Hawk Camp Fire Girls, 20 in John Bergan died at his home in Kankakee wistle, at her residence Nov. 18, aged 76 years. worth of clothing stolen. The same night the hospital in Kankakee. He was bom Nov. 7, in number gave a mask party Monday evening at Friday morning. He was 70 years old, born in Funeral to take place at the Presbyterian shop of Messrs. A. VanAlstyne and L.C. Kansas. He married Mabel Bargmann at Pon the home of Mrs. A. Wallrich. Ireland in 1650. church, Nov. 20. Speicher were broken into. tiac, April 10, 1942. Friends and neighbors pitched in and 40 Years ago harvested the com crop of Gene Gillette who Oct. 11, 1*40 BUY. SELL. TRADE OR RENT THROUGH THE THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER has been ill for several weeks. Simon Sokol passed his 85th birthdate Oct. Thyrs., Nov. 6, 1980 The Chatsworth lightweight Wildcats were 28. He has been a tailor in Chatsworth since eliminated from the conference tournament Aug. 10,1897. Bom in Bohemia, he came first Page Seven Monday night by Saunemin with a heart to Chicago in 1881 and 16 years later came to breaking score of 31 to 30. Chatsworth. The engagement of Miss Pamela Kay Vem Netherton of Melvin and Doris Jones, Crews to Robert Moore is being announced. third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones of She is the daughter of Mrs. Boyd Crews of Gib Chatsworth were married Oct. 14 in Marble son City. Hill, Mo. At the same time Everett Stamm of A Special Invitation from Harms Home Furnishings Roberts and Norma Jones, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones were also married. 20 Years ago Saunemin put a fearful crimp in Nov. 17, 1740 Chatsworth title hopes Wednesday afternoon John Beriet, 82, of Homewood, Canada, by trimming them 6-0. died Tuesday night at his home at Boca Raton, Rev. William Kettelkamp, 76, a former You're Cordially Invited To Our Fla. He was bom May 4,1878 in Germanville pastor of the Chatsworth Methodist church, township. He married Veta Froebe of died Friday at the Methodist hospital in Homewood, Canada, about 15 years ago. Peoria. He was married to Anna Marie Glatz Rev. Melvin Mattox, of Seneca, has ac in Decatur Sept. 18,1890. cepted the call as pastor of the Calvary Baptist The Walter Fieldings have purchased the ANNIVERSARY church. property where they have resided for several The newly formed Brownie Troop No. 117, years belonging to Mrs. Fannie Ellingwood. held an investiture ceremony No. 10 in the Joe Ribordy dislocated his left elbow in the Methodist Educational Bldg. Thirteen girls football game Wednesday afternoon between CELEBRATION received their Brownie pins and membership Chatsworth and Saunemin teams. The injury cards: Julie Rosendahl, Julie Conibear, Sue took pretty much all the pep out of the Hill, Pam Hummel], Kathy Keca, Connie Lee, Chatsworth team and helped contribute to its Throughout The Whole Month Ellen Milstead, Kay Milstead, Joyce Mullens, defeat. Joan Parker, Ellen Rebholz, Kyle Shafer, Sharon Zorn. Sue Kyburz and Mary Collins, due to illness, will be invested later. This is the of November P first troop to be formed in Chatsworth. 50 Years ago * Hobart Piercy, age 63, died Nov. 13 at Oct. 30, 1*30 Logansport, Ind. Tl)e former Chatsworth resi Mr. and Mrs. T.J. O'Connor of Chatsworth ..Thousands of gifts. dent, was a brother of the late Mrs. Stircrow were honored last Sunday at the home of Mr. Register Every Titne Beck. and Mrs. J.M. Schiffgens in Ottawa in obser Come In & Browse Around Tackle Dale Miller, guard, Gerald Martin, vance of their 43rd wedding anniversary. you're in the store during center, Claude Branz, halfback, Otto Albrecht Mrs. Harriett Linn entertained Tuesday and fullback, Francis Boruff, of the afternoon in honor of Mrs. Fitzhenry, who was the month of November Chatsworth Bluebirds rated spots on the all visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Cording. t > star football team. She is very alert at the age of 94 years. Undefeated Bluebirds finished a perfect Mrs. Sarah Rumbold is nearing the century season at Forrest Thursday when they picked mark, as her 100th birthdate is to occurr Nov. up their ninth win of the season, 14-7. NOWTHFlELO-Ono of the b m v k m w • qualify bedroom we have soon A door dr cast' cfeugn «*
HARMS Suggested Retail OO # 650° ° LOW PRICE #599 THURSDAY, Nov. 6 MONDAY, Nov. 10 Includes Heavy 6:30 p.m. - Volleyball at Saybrook. Bus 6:30 p.m. • Volleyball at Chenoa. Bus at leaves at 5 p.m. 5:30. Duty Bed Frame Includes Heavy Duty Bed Frame FRIDAY. Nov. 7 Grades issued to students; honor roll TUESDAY, Nov. 11 figured 9th period. Veterans Day - no school. Dress rehearsal for grade school.
SATURDAY, Nov. 8 THURSDAY, Nov. 13 7:30 p.m. - Jr./sr. play “Curtain Going 6:30 p.m. - Volleyball with Ford Central at Melina Up." home. U.S. Army representative to speak to SUNDAY, Nov. 9 interested students during the morning. 1 p.m. - Senior class paper drive begins for papers in grocery sacks at curb. Group 1 to work.
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With $10.00 Order Lb- $ |4 9 Cans $1.69 Without 1 ■, St Louis Encephafitis State Police provide ------, |P — Grain, soybean supplies tighten as in SI Clair County have been confirmed by tht Il winter road reports linois Department of Pubic Health, bringing Hat county's total this year to three, and (lie M n Mi The Illinois State Police will provide total to five. In addition, four smutted ca m «f weather and road condition reports on special the disease have occurred in SL C U r County M l carryovers total less than expected phone lines between now and April 15 of next are currently under investigation. year. The service, operated each year, offers by Darrel Good on recent revisions in corn-feeding estimates tories are expected to be down by nearly six rent rules, the United States cannot export motorists regularly updated information Extension Specialist for 1979-80, the USDA’s estimate for 1980-81 of percent. Wheat inventories outside the United soybeans or soybean products to Russia about highway conditions throughout Illinois The picture on grain and soybean supplies 4.2 billion bushels seems low. Even at 600 States Bre projected to decline by 13 percent. However, U.S. exports would benefit from an with special attention given to local winter has tightened considerably over the past two million bushels, carryover stocks would be ex However, the coarse grains will be scarcer increased demand by the Russians. driving problems. weeks. The USDA's Grain Stocks report as of tremely small, representing a supply for only than wheat. Captain C. G. McCarthy, the Pontiac Monthly clinic Oct. 1 revealed that carryover stocks of old- 4.2 weeks. Implications. The United States has moved 1-ookin’g to the year ahead, grain prices will District Commander, advises the public in this crop com are now only 1.6 billion bushels, The soybean supply-demand picture is from a situation of surplus grain inventories be influenced by the prospective size of the area to call 615/842-1111 in Pontiac, changes site compared to the 1.7 billion bushels estimated similar to the one for com. Supplies are 13 per into one of minimum inventories, at least for 1981 crops in the United States. Because of the 815/698-2112 in Ashkum for the report. “We KET before the report was issued. A carryover of cent smaller than a year ago. Inventories at corn and soybeans. Prices have adjusted tightening inventory situation, though, large encourage motorists to use the weather phone A free immunization clinic is scheduled for 1.6 billion means that the feed disappearance the end of the 1980-81 crop year are expected to rapidly. Compared to just seven months ago, crops will be needed next year. Nevertheless, line, especially during severe weather 1 to 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 12, at the health Depart of com during the 1979-80 crop year totaled be at minimum levels. corn prices are 75 cents per bushel higher; there may be little possibility of increasing the conditions," McCarthy said. ment, Pontiac. The site has been changed to WORTH 4.425 billion bushels, 100 million bushels more Because of a record wheat crop this year, soybean prices are up $2.30 per bushel; and total grain acreage significantly. Seedings of The slate-wide listing of State Police the T.B. Clinic area in the Health & Education than expected. supplies are more abundant than for corn and wheat prices have increased by nearly 70 winter wheat reportedly have already been in weather phone numbers is Sterling building on Torrance avenue at the Weston Com supplies for the 1980-81 crop year < car soybeans. The domestic use of wheat is ex cents per bushel. creased over last year. At current prices, cot 815/625-6015, Peru 815/224-3030, Elgin blacktop. Vision and hearing teats will be ryover plus production) are now estimated at pected to increase about six percent. Exports Further price increases in the near term ton may compete with soybeans for more 312/742-7642, Chicago 312/283-6204, Pontiac available at the same time. No appointment is v 6.065 billion bushels, 11 percent less than a are projected at 11 percent above those of the will depend on the strength of demand. The acreage in the South. Seemingly, it would be 815/842-1111, Ashkum 815/698-2112, Rock necessary to attend the clinic. The hours are year ago. The USDA’s estimates on disap 1979-80 crop year. Even so, the projected car USDA's projected feed demand for corn seems difficult to increase the acreage of both com Island 309/788-0856. Metamora 309/383-4334, extended in an effort to accomodate working pearance show com use as up slightly, with ryover stocks of wheat by the end of the 1980-81 conservative in light of the recent revisions in and soybeans in 1981. With acreage unchang Peoria 309/676-8245, Springfield 217/782-5730, parents. projected carryover stocks reduced to 600 crop year would represent only a 20-week sup last year's disappearance figures. A projected ed, the 1981 corn yield would have to average Champaign 217/352-6705, Collinsville This service is available to all children in million bushels by next Oct. 1. Corn exports as ply. decline of eight percent in soybean protein ex 106 bushels per acre for the crop to be as large 618/345-1330, DuQuion 618/3488432, Effingham Livingston county in need of immunization. well as domestic food and industrial uses of Grain production outside of the United ports may be too severe. Deteriorating grain as projected use this year. For soybeans, the 217/536-5215 or 536-5314, Oakbrook 312/323-111, At the October clinic a total of 120 children com are expected to be up next year. The use States is expected to be five percent higher crops in Russia may result in larger imports national average yield would have to be 29 Pecatomca 815/692-7051, and Carmi were immunized. of com for feed is likely to be reduced. Based this year than during 1979-80. However, inven- by the USSR of soybean protein. Under cur bushels per acre. 618/382-4606. Plenty of Sale ends Saturday, November 8 Use your Walton's Charge ! Free Parking 2 off street lots HOURS 8:30 • 5 30 Daily OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 Open until 9 00 p m Friday Wrangler Sale! SWEATERS 20 % Off Men’s Shirts and Jeans By Wrangler Pullover styles of acrylic and wool blends and 100% cotton. Solids and stripes - Fashion MEN’S Long Sleeved Woven and Western SHIRTS looks. Bulky Cable Stitch - Ass’t. Plaids in several colors - Size S-M-L-XL. Call forty-six to Boucle Knits. Teen • Jr. - Missy. Regular $17 to $21 ^ 3 * ® M 6 ^ county circuit court Sale Regular $10 and $11 I MEN’S Basic and Fashion JEANS Forty-six defendants have been called to speeding; Ivan Secoquian, deceptive Sale Boot flare with ass’t. pocket treatments. Size 29-42. appear in the associate division of Iivingston practices; Jerdme Mirza, speeding; Michael Regular$12 and $13 County Circuit Court as a new trial calendar Christensen, speeding; Carl J. Meyer, illegal Regular $14.99 to $22 $ J J 9 9 $ J ^ 6 0 opens Monday, Dec. 1. transportation, speeding; Terrance Jozens, Sale LARGE For the most part, the pending charges improper display of registration; Lawrence tale center on traffic offenses. Claypool, speeding. The complete calendar reads: James Feuerstein, speeding; Norman BOYS’ Wrangler Basic and Fashion JEANS, several fashionable styles. K Dennis Burroughs, possession of key to Wetzel, deceptive practices; Joseph Vakili, Size 8-18 - Slim - Reg. Husky. Regular $11 to $16. A JCaaaw a ^ M SBA 8 coin-operated machine, theft from coin- D.W.I. illegal transportation, speeding; operated machine; Gregory S. Knauer, George Phillips, reckless driving; Timothy i Sale to Doz. disobeyed stop sign; John D. Adams, Nudo, speeding; Lynn Blankenbeckler, 3 O 1 2 possession of cannabis; Roger J. Connor, charges decetive practices; Larry Ha 11am, 2 speeding; l^ rry Liming, battery; David charges battery; Robert Rasmussen, •v Beale, 2 cts. fail to report leaving the scene of speeding, improper passing; William accident; Unda Hart, fail to report accident, Campbell, illegal consumption of liquor as a Brushed Sleepwear 20% Off leaving the scene; Stephen D. Anderson, minor, u-turn; Don Groll, disorderly conduct, 20 % O ff SOFT speeding; Gary E. Fellers, too fast for criminal damage to property; Charles Fayne, Long gown or Pajama. Size S-M-L-XL. Regular $11 to $14. Select Group of Women’s and Children’s conditions; Mark Nanninga, battery; Kelly J. speeding; Edward Carstens, speeding; Bryan Kinate, disobeyed stop sign; Phillip Reynero, L. Kelsey, speeding, fail to signal; Larry WATERPROOF BOOTS criminal damage to property, battery; Dennis Maynard, unlawful use of weapon. Sale $8 , o , „ * i r ° Select from many fleece lined Slushmold styles - P. Cleary, deceptive practices. Richard 1-eonard, speeding; Ethel Randell Wittenberg, speeding; Mike Timmons, speeding; Walter Berleson, Pull-on and zipper types. Chiappetti, speeding; Robert E. Gillespie, speeding; Dionisio Brozan, speeding; Thomas Regular 69« Sheer Knee HI WOMEN’S Sizes 5-10-M and W width. speeding; Raymond Clasper, 2 charges Janeteas. illegal possession; Joseph G. Choice of Sandal foot or demi-toe. Size 9-11. Regular $12.99 to $17.99. ^ ^ Q 3 9 $ J ^ 3 9 deceptive practices; Scott B. Dyrby, driving Berner, criminal trespass to land; and Larry while license revoked; John W. Bell, K. Fierge, speeding. Sale 58* i CHILDREN’S Size Infants 5 thru Boys 6. Regular $5.99 to $14.99. Economists expect Sale BELTS 20% Off i | All belts-including gold and silver further decline in GNP § stretch - The prep look - western look - SAVE *30 | dressy look. Hoover’ by Hal Everett business tax relief is meant not only to help Regular $1.50 to $10 ...... Sale $12V8 Self-Propelled Concept One™ Extension Economist end the recession, but also ultimately to As most people are aware, the U.S. may be increase productivity and slow inflation as Cleaning System moving into one of the worst recessions since well. Model 3109. Edge cleaning - automatic carpet adjustment World War Two. In the second quarter of this Can such proposals speed-up the recovery 16 qt. disposable bag. Regular $199.98 £ . .... year, real gross nation*., product (GNP) fell at of the economy? The answer depends on two Purses an annual rate of 9.1 per ent. This was slightly things: (1) when one of the proposals is set in Sale I U 9 larger than the worst quarterly decline of the action; and (2) when the results actually show 20% Off 1974-75 recession. Economists are now up in the economy. The first opportunity for Nice selection of vinyl and canvas in expecting a further decline in GNP during the action would be this fall, before the elections. shoulder bags - handbags - clutches. )KED third quarter, ending Sept. 30. Two consecutive Congress would have to receive the Regular $13 to $15. quarters of declining real GNP form a President's proposal, consider it, modify it if recession as defined by economists. they thought that was necessary, vote on it, G.E. ,.,.$10M ,„$12 The picture is not likely to change quickly and send it to the President for his signature. No Frost enough to prevent a true recession from Thus, relief is only remotely possible this fall. 19 cu. ft. occurring or to prevent it from lasting longer The earliest actions beyond this fall could than just two quarters. U.S. made automobile come late next spring. Refrigerator sales have remained well below y^ar-ago The second consideration is that although a Regular $4.50 Sleep ’IT Play I 19 levels through July and August. The new- plan might be set in action, several months are model cars aren’t expected to go on sale until likely to pass before any effect on the economy Stretch Terry. Birth to 24 lbs. Sale Reversible Door - Ice Service Shelf • 1 he end cr this m^-th. Even then, onlv limited becomes apparent. This is particularly true of holds trays up out of the way. 8 numbers will be available. actions taken to encourage business Ice ’N Easy ice cube trays. Adjustable ;ij: Interest rates are rising again in order tu investment. Therefore, it may be July or half-width cantilever shelves. Sealed $ slow down the demand for money. Finally, August of 1981 before any plan could help the Snack Pack. Model TBF19DB. $ consumers have returned to their more typical economy recover. savings and borrowing rates as a result of the Tile usual length of a recession during the rise in interest rates during the spring. The post-World War Two period has been about a Regular $6 and $6.50 question remains, when will the recession year. In view of that, are the candidate's Brushed and Flannel Gowns end? *599m proposals necessary? After all, the current No one knows with any certainty; but all recession could be over as early as the end of 0 , 9 4 1 4 $ 4 8 8 three major candidates (Anderson, Carter, 1980. The answer is an unequivocal "y e s” for Sale and Reagan) have announced their intention at least two reasons: (1) a proposal of to bring the recession to a speedy end. Their economic relief may itself help spur consumer proposals are designed to attack recession and business confidence, that is it may start from a direction that is different from the helping the economy indirectly even before past. A large proportion (at least half) of any being implemented because of the expectation Regular $9 Boys’ Joans tax reduction is to be in the form of of tax relief; (2) If the economy does not You may seldom accelerated depredation allowances and recover quickly on its own, the proposal will be 100% Cotton. Boys - Size 4-7. need service, Increased tax credits (or new investments. ready for action to keep the recession from but when you do - Phone The remainder la to be in the form of personal becoming a depression. The fact that the it's nice to know 815-692-2316 Q W to fk t tax relief, some of which will offset other types 1989-70 and 1974-78 recessions lasted six we re nearby. of tax Increases such as social security. quarters tells us that such actions are OF FAIRBURY Since 1UI This shift, in emphasis from personal to necessary and still can be timely. —T- C'X’JWC’.'WXvICK 3 OR 4 BEDROOM, 2-story K1LGUS Enterprises, h It. 1, NOW is the time for paneling VICKY’S Beauty Barn * In MONDAY. NOV. 18. S i B u s . house, 1H baths. Large comer Fairbury, limestone spread and ceiling tile. We have rear of hoaaa, XU N. 5th St., to 8 p.m. lot Extras, good condition, ing, excavation, trucking dirt qualified carpenters looking Chatsworth. Ph. 8 154 *3157. $19,996. Walsh Realty. Ph. $ 15 and rock, stump removal. for work. Contact Mr. Timber Complete styling and ear mlac. 88$ E. Walnut, F9lr» C l CORNBELT CLASSIFIEDS 587-2724 or 567-2611 Days, 115492-2589; evenings Inc., Ph. 8150933221. piercing. Open Wednesday bury. •1148/1148 c0731/tfn 6923956 cll30/tfn C1030/12-04 through Saturday c91-4/tfn m O NE (815)692-2366 BEFORE DEADLINE TUESDAY NOON | FRIDAY, Nov. 7; 3 BEDROOM HOME In Chati SIGN painting, truck letter PART-TIME babysitting, PIANO timing and repair Nov. 8; M; 118 E. worth. Good reference Chatsworth. All kinds of • *::->»SSaiS$fl£ 2 STORY HOUSE, 4 bed ing, windows, buildings, gold licensed. Call 8154833213. Robert Cummins, 1319 Glen- required. Call anytime 811 wood. Bloomington. Ph. 308- items. *11-98/114$ 6393X71 C103Q/11-0 THE CORNBELT CLASSIFIED FRANKLIN FIREPLACES GRASS AND LEAF bags; rooms For information phone leaf and magnetic signs. Don cll-06/11-13 665X7S1 c0047/tfn Extra heavy cast iron. 32" and wood, coal and kerosene 8156923847 ask for Jose Leister Sign Shop. Fairbury. SUPERMARKET *10-16/11-06 APARTMENTS In Fairbur 37" units. Special pre-season heating stoves; we also have cl2-28/tfn WILL DO BABYSITTING ft ppMring Weekly In and Forrest. Deposit an prices. Nussbaum Plumbing. kerosene; axes and wood weekday’s only Reasonable. SEPTIC tank cleaning, phone FOUND reference required. Equi The Ffkbury Mode - Chats worth Piaindealer splitting tools, drill bit sets. HOUSE BY OWNER at 223 CUSTOM MADE antique re Call 815492-3065. 309385-7101. Jack Skaggs Fairbury clO-23/11-13 Housing Opportunity. Ph. 81! C*Uom ttw »id*-Hiia i| M Emuiw $6 70 ; 7 inch saw blade. $2 25; North Beech St.. Forrest Two productions and refinishing. *1146/11-13 Plumbing 4 Heating, Lexing BLACK DOG chain. 657-8348. clMO/ll-f ISSUES OF THURSDAY, NOV. 6,1980 VAN’S Sales & Service, 6 inch channel locks. $10.95; sto ry home, aluminum siding, Custom made furniture ton c7-J0/tfn Ph. 8154033811 PAGE TWO Chatsworth has kerosene Black A Decker bench top fully insulated, hardwood Marty Travis, 815492-2890 JANITORIAL SERVICE: ncll-06/tfn HOUSE in Chatsworth, $1501 beaters and kerosene on hand workmates. $46 80; Bor end floors, garbage disposal, after 5 p.m c03-2/tfn Strip and wax floors, carpet TREE TRIMMING, topping, month plus deposit. •'too Coptea 34,000 R M tfei Heaters available in sues socket wrench sets - standard water softener. 2 or 3 cleaning, walls, windows or removal, also' stump re 8154353157. LOCAL CASH NATES from 19,500 B.T.U to $.700 and metric Dennewitz Bros., bedrooms, office. t beautiful FOR THAT special shower, Weekly and monthly service moval. Free estimates, FREE I t wards « 10; 10c each additional word C103O/1M B.T.U Get them before it Chatsworth Ph 815-635-3316. kitchen cabinets - total 64 rent a beautiful umbrella from Commercial, industrial, resi insured. Perry Price, Onarga, $1.7# Mm.. 12c Met! additional word rooms car garage, $15368-7611 c06-14/tfn turns cold Call 8156353579 cll-06/11-27 1 Belle, Book and Candle. Merle dential Ph 3093653001 PUPPIES. Good choice left- FURNISHED efficient! •LINO AOS #3 aatra cll-06/11-13 workshop, ideal location. Norman Cosmetics, Fairbury. cll-06/1137 Irish Setter and Golden HONEY - liquid, not heated, Serious inquirers only For INSULATE TODAY Save on apartment in Fs ML UNO CHANGE - 3 Sc c02-22/tfn Retriever. Tom WhltfU. Ph. raw Prime quality. $1 per lb appointment call Roy Deputy Laundry, ground floor, ditrHaamanK ora charged on Open Account • PURE KEROSENE available LOCKSMITHING SERVICE heating and cooling cost. Call 815492-2425. C1146/11-13 Elsie Evelsizer, Forrest. Ph 8154574364 anytime. pets. Deposit and refe Stc la made, which.core™ all Maortions of that at Nussbaum Plumbing. DRAPERIES - Shop at home Keys made, locks re-keyed, Honegger Insulation. For free Count tha words and aand cash or 8154574196 clO-16/tfn cll-06/11-06 -for appointment call anytime locks repaired, emergency’ estimate call collect 815457- ( Ph. 8154923890. cll-06/11- Fairburv clO-23/11-13 KITTENS: 3 males and 1 ’ to aaoo this charge. Numerals In addresses or 8512 or 8444525 c07-19/tfn -Lois’ Drapery. Chenoa openings. Terry’ Adams. female. Dennis Hebners, rd JUNQUE SHOP, antiques, DOWNTOWN store building | HOLIDAY STORE HOURS Phpne 815945-4762 c04-12/tfn Forrest, Ph 815457-8330. Cropsey 309377-2891. CLASMFED DISPLAY, (2 col. Inch min i per inch SS M collectibles and curios. Lay-a- 109 W.- Locust, F* -Open 9 to 5 Monday thru c07-24/tfn RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith cll-06/11-06 CANO Of THANKS (40 words) - $2-00 Sc each additional word wav for Xmas. Open 11-5, Available immediately. MPONTANT Fnday; Saturday 9 to 4 WANTED SEPTIC TANK pumping leach - Any brand serviced. Ph. 815 Tues . Thurs & Sat . 304 S 4th. field installation. Exco Inc., 8154923325 or 692-2900. After an ad la ordered It cannot bo cancelled or changed before Starting Nov. 8 - Sears Catalog WILL DO BABYSITTING in 6864225. if no answer. 686- Fairbury *1030/11-13 cll-06/tl i without charge. There are absolutely no rotunda Me Merchants. Chatsworth Ph YOUR OLD living room and Cullom, 111. c06-15/tfn my home any hours. Ph. 815 9246. c9-29/tfn 8154353121 *11-06/11-27 bedroom suites in trade on 692-2691. c08-14/tfn « ANTIQUE BATHTUB on legs HOUSE IN Fairbury, 2 storj REPORT ENRONS TO US AT ONCE new ones. See us on carpet C-M Insulation. Blown MAURICE KOEHL, Plumb FOR RENT Best offer Ph Gridley 309- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, well ke aartia truant upon Ural insertion and please notify USED 4 - G78-14 tues. regular prices before you buy. cellulose. Sidewall and attic. PIANO TUNING. Write Hap ing. New - remodel - repair •a M there la an error. Each ad Is cerefuHy proofread, but still an 747-2182 after 5 p.m good area. Deposit tread. $8 each; 2 - 14" snow Haberkom’s, Chatsworth. Ph. Experienced. Call now for free DeFries for apppointment. 303 Free estimates. Phone 815492- SLEEPING ROOMS and can occur. * you notify us the first day of an error we'l1 ncl030/tfn references. Ph. 815692-36901 8156353481. c64/tfn estimate. Phone collect Craig S. 8th, Fairbury, 111. 61739. 3213. cOfr-12/tfn housekeeping units. Private the ed without charge Sorry. It we ere not notified at once tires. $25 pair Ph. 815-692- cll-06/ll-f 2958 after 5 p.m *11-06/11-06 Rudin 8156353494 or M ar in cl0-09/tfn baths. Colonial Inn, Forrest. raeponelbMtty le yours EIGHTY ACRES good BUYING U.S. silver coins, Wenger, 8156923100. Ph. 815457-8580. c01-24/tfn OFFICE HOURS producing farm land. South EFFICIENCY upstairs apa| SEED CORN: 187 Lester also sterling and gold. Call for c0515/tfn SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., t am. to S p m Monday through Friday Half of Southeast Quarter GARAGE SALES ment in Chatsworth. Saturdays t a m. to noon in Fairbury only Pfister Hybrids. Walter highest buy price. 8154923161. Chenoa. Blown cellulose, 12X60 MOBILE home. Utilities Section Thirty Five, Chats kitchen and bath. Ph. 815 101 W . Locust StrooL Fairbury Telophone (815) 692 2 366 Winterland. Ph 815492-2000. cl2-20/tfn EXPERIENCED wall paper spray-on cellulose, Rapco furnished. Call 8158952950. worth Township, one and one 3092. cll-06/i 422 E. Locust Chatsworth Telephone <115) 635-3010 dealer *11-06/11-27 ing for a reasonable rate. foam, free estimates. Call 815 c02-21/tfn half miles east and five miles 1 1 9 * East Krecfc. Forrest Telephone ($1 5) 657-44«2 CARPET and linoleum cust Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph. 9457030 or 815-945-4762. NOV. 7.9-5; Nov. 8,94. Men’s • • Heck Street. CuHom Telephone (St 5|S8B-2654 south of Chatsworth, to be sold ONE BEDROOM ap 127 W DELUXE Electrolux vacuum omers to see our new lines. 815692-2253. c06-12/tfn c0501/tfn suits, work clothes, teens, UNFURNISHED one and two saw City Telephone <815) 6*6-2550 on contract, good price, upstairs. Own kitchen sweeper - new, never used - Phone 8156353239 for in-home misc. Dolores Ha berk om and bedroom, carpeted and air terms, low interest rate. bath. Ph. 8154353092. 1 LARGE BROWN over- reasonable price. Also plate showing and free estimate. 20 Ga r d e n p l o w in g or tilling WE DO WALLPAPERING, friends. 408 E. So. Court, conditioned apartments Possession March 1, 1961. cll-06/fl stuffed chair; 3 chests of four glass mirror, size 28x72. Ph. years experience. Courtesy before winter. Wilmer Stork, Shirley Meenen, 8154574385; Chatsworth. *11-06/11-06 w/stove and refrigerator. As CARS Double crib, steel bin for 8156923668. *10-23/12-11 Pam Bork 8156574615. drawers; 1 triple mirror 8156353483 cll-06/11-13 Carpet, Francis Schade, low as 8136 and $158. Equal LARGE 2 bedroom unfi] storage. Call or write Kay K *1030/11-20 vanity with stool; 1 - 38-year- Chatsworth. c051U/tfn housing opportunity. Ph. nished apartment. First flo PLYMOUTH Satellite, Sauls care of C.E. Kohler, 111 WILL DO alterations, Clara GROUP SALE: Craft items, 1973 old cabinet radio. Call after 6 110.000 BTU FORCED-AIR 8154923856. c06~01/tfn carport, screened pat] sell! 318 engine, power E Illinois Ave., New Port Beilke, 113 W. Hickory. J.R. ELECTRIC. INC. Farm, silk and dried flower p.m. Ph. 815-635-3710. All in gas furnace. Excellent con CARPETS AND rugs to be arrangements, toys and reference and steering, air Take over good condition. Will sell Richey. Florida 33552. Phone Fairbury . Ph. 815692-3742. home and industry. Phone 815 1 BEDROOM upstairs apart dition, $250 Ph. 815692-2354 shampooed. Reasonable. games. Excellent Christinas Available Nov. 1. Ph. 815 payments to qualified buyer reasonable. cl0-09/ll-06 ell-06/tfn 813449-5039 after six Dave Kaeb, Fairbury Ph. 815 *10-23/11-13 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. ment. Single or couple. *10-30/114 gifts. Clothing, wood cafe 3895. clO-23/l Phone Dave at 81506-2258 692-2282. c325/tfn c0522/tfn Reference and deposit cW-25/tfn ONE IRON BED. Other pieces THE FIRE HYDRANT. doors, knick-knacks, misc. required. Ph. 815692-3631. USED 20-LB. ELECTRIC items. Friday, Nov. 7,10 3:30, of furniture. Call after 4:30 dryer. Can be seen at AT GAMBLES in Fairbury’, FUEL OIL & DIESEL Certified Dog Grooming, 126 WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heat c00-04/tfn 15% discount on all wallpaper Oak Grove Road, from Rt. 24, 1810 REGAL Ltd.. 9,000 miles p.m. Ph. 815492-2629 Montgomery Ward, 124 W. customers, no allocation W. Locust, Fairbury. Ph. 815 ing. Call for free estimate, no orders. Do-it-yourself tools in 2*-4 blocks south on 6th St., Ph. 115435-3351 or 6353521 cll-06/11-06 Locust, Fairbury Ph. 815 problems. Walker Coal 4 Oil, 6923121, 692-4448 for appoint obligation, 815-6923113, HOUSE in Chatsworth. Ph. SEPTIC TANKS cll-06/tfn stock. Use our lay-a-way now ment. clO-23/11-13 Cender Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fair Fairbury, (behind hospital). 8154353543. clO-16/tfn Concrete steps 692-2379 cll-06/tfn Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2631 Bellot, Bricker and Goembel. MOVED; Extra wood-grain for best selection of toys. Ph clO-02/12-25 bury, 111. c82/tfn Catch Basra 1965 FORD FAIRLANE 500 815492-2222 cl0-30/tfn KANE Electronic Center, TV cll-06/11-06 Parking Blocks dinette table and four APPROXIMATELY 70 yards Forder 289 V4, 46,000 actual upholstered chairs. Sales and Service. Ph. 815 IMPRINTED napkins for that I Farm Ike of carpet plus pad. Ph BUYING SCRAP IRON, WM. MASTERS INC. SPECIAL PHRK miles. Automatic trans.. new Reasonable. Kenneth Somers, COUNTER FLOW oil furnace, 689-2822, Cullom. c0524/tfn special occasion or a great 815692-3435 after 5 copper, brass, aluminum REDIMIX Etectrical Contractor ON Tilt; FARM TILE battery, like new tires. Chatsworth. Ph. 815435-3306. 85,000 BTU, 135; oil tanks, $30; cans, auto batteries $3.50. hostess gift. Bell, Book & Can FOR PROMPT OELIVER V | cll-06/11-06 R e w d m te 1 Commarciat-Rasidantlal CALL: Excellent condition. No nut, *11-06/11-06 roll-a-way chicken nests and Fairbury Scrap Metal, Ph. SHOEMAKER complete saw dle, Merle Norman Cosmetics. garaged. Best offer Ph. automatic chicken feeder; 42 and sharpening service. You 204 E. Locust, Fairbury. F an e Agricultural PETERS CONCRETE MOSQUITO MARKET ikinda 815692-2631. cl502/ll-27 $15492-2047. 2 TWIN MAPLE beds with ft. elevator. Ph. 815692-2000. dull them and I’ll sharpen. 512 C s s s s tn c ti Hasting Air Conditioning PRODUCTS < like a flea market i. Forrest ncll-06/tfn bookcase headboards, *11-06/11-20 E. Elm, Chatsworth. STATE APPHOX EO PLANT Oilman 2(3 4470 Library Basement Nov. 22. 9 PEOPLE TO ATTEND Pork lor Ariitro »illi«a a te mile excellent condition, $10 each cl0-25/tfn 24M0U*m.*c * ^ J S s S f a.m. to 7 p.m. Crafts of all ’N Fun Day Nov. 15,1:30 p.m., BLOCK, brick concrete work. radius call ., Also 4$ size Jenny Lind bed, ft Air Con#HonM« kinds, macrame. ceramics, Westview school in Fairbury. Murphy Mills Construction, . PETERS CONCRETE dark. Ph. Fairbury 815-692- Vro* Eatimataa No Obligation | .... si/t'dO ••lF:"'ti FARM EQUIPMENT painting, china painting, snow Micro-wave demonstrations, BABYSITTING, licensed. Chatsworth, 8156353740 or PRODUCTS 2051 ncll-06/tfn REAL ESTATE 6353329 c0503/tfn 107 N. Cantor _ _ _ people, silk arrangements. free door prizes. Sponsored by Sandy Hetherington. Ph. 815 j 143 447* Oilman. II. ETC. Livingston Countv Porkettes. Forraal. III. $ 5 7 4 1 4 3 20% Christmas logs, wreaths, 692-2530. *1030/11-20' cll-06/11-06 SYLVANIA T V ’s stereos, brooms, centerpieces, pine UTILITY TRACTOR 35 to 40 IN BEAUTIFUL Timber C.B.’s, monitors and accessor DISCOUNT cone wreaths, dolls of all H.P., Ford, good condition. MOBILE HOMES Ridge. Fairbury. Extra nice MOBILE HOME SERVICE, On All kinds, stuffed toys and soft ies. We service what we sell One flat top trailer, 6x16 with foyer - fully carpeted - repairs, remodeling. Ph. 815 In-Stock Units sculpture pillow people. and most others as well. Drew INSU1ATE • • winch. Ford 4,000 w/loader beautiful oak kitchen, utility SERVICES 692-4490. *10-16/11-13 1971, 12X60 WITH 10x12 ft. Baked goods too! Spend an T.V. Sales L __ f •____ . j . ■t «• NOV. 1 8 , 1 :1 1 E. Wi 1 1 4 1 / 1 1 4 $ Classified | N o t . 7 ; 3 BEDROOM HOME in Chats- HOUSE TRAILER in 111 E. E ta , worth. Good references City. Ph. 115436-3643. CAR POOLS All Undo of • required. Call anytime 815- clO-23/tfn •1146/1146 636-3371 cl 0-30/11-06 READERS may advertise TWO BEDROOM mobile # free In this classification. 6 APARTMENTS in Falrbury home on private lot in ncll-06/tfn FOUNO and Forrest. Deposit and Falrbury. Adults only. No reference required. Equal pets. Ph. 815492-3063. Housing Opportunity. Ph. 815- RIDE TO University of Illinois FARROWING ATTENDANTS' SCHOOL In addition to concurient workshop respiration of pigs and the decomposition of of Illinois Extension housing specialist, wearing chain. cl(XM/tfn 667-6348. clMO/U-06 campus every Tuesday in OFFERED sessions, the Symposium will feature manure. Most of the bubbles in stored manure and potential leaks can be difficult to locate. 111. time for am. class 10 Farrowing is one of the most critical commercial exhibits, which will open at 9 a.m. or lagoons contain carbon dioxide. If you have access to the underside o f the ncll-06/tfn throughout fall semester. Ph. HOUSE In Chatsworth, $150 s phases of hog production. The number of pigs Friday, Jan. 9. Program registration also will Ammonia is an irritant to the eyes and the roof, you may be able to find trouble qwte by 7' FOR SALE OR RENT 815492-3654 after 5. Share cost month plus deposit. Ph. that survive the first few days of life can mean open at that time. respiratory tract, is colorless and has a pungent checking for water steins and damp areas. of drive. ncl0-23/ll-13 815435-3157. the difference between profit or loss. This Experts from Purdue university, Ohio odor. It is lighter than air, highly soluble in FREE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in She recommends using a sturdy ladder that clO-30/11-06 places great importance on the farrowing State university, the University of Wisconsin water and is released from fresh manure or Chatsworth. Ph. 8154354788. is high enough to reach the top of the house to house in the management scheme of a swine *nd the U of I, as well as producers from during manure decomposition. Storage areas gain access to your roof and advises having Good choice left. •11-06/11-06 FURNISHED efficiency LOST operation, and is why Livingston county Indiana and Illinois and representatives of the with slotted floors normally have fewer someone hold the ladder while you climb up or and Golden apartment in Falrbury. Cooperative Extension Service is offering a American Sheep Producers council and the ammonia problems because they are used to down. "Take your tools with you, too, to avoid Tom Whitfil. Ph. Laundry, ground floor, no SMALL CALICO CAT on two day "Farrowing Attendants' School." Illinois Lamb and Wool producers, Inc.,~wiii store manure in more of a liquid form. The unnecessary trips,” she says. cll-08/11-13 pets. Deposit and references. HELP WANTED Halloween eve. Helen Allen, announces Gary Varner, Livingston county lead the educational sessions. The workshops liquid absorbs the ammonia. The first thing to do once you’re on the roof Ph. 815492-3690. cll-06/11-13 Fairbury. Ph. 815492-3303. extension adviser, agriculture. will begin Friday afternoon, Jan. 9. The hazards posed by these gases should is trim tree branches that can rub against the 3 males and 1 r cll-06/11-06 The school is scheduled for Nov. 24 and 25 in A registration fee for the two-day event is make clear the need to enter a manure pit only roof and cause damage. Then, clean out leaves Dennis Helmets, R.N. IMMEDIATE opening on DOWNTOWN store building at the First United Methodist church in Pontiac. required for participants who are high-school when it is absolutely necessary. If you must and other debris from gutters and downspouts. - M l. day shift to serve as Assistant 109 W.» Locust, Falrbury. A registration fee is required and will cover all aged and older. The cost is less per person if enter a pit, ventilate it first and use a self- She says blocked gutters and downspouts are a cll-06/11-06 Director of Nursing. We need Available immediately. Call materials, handouts, and two lunches. The mailed by Dec. 15. contained breathing apparatus. Also, never someone to work 4 days a major cause of paint problems and the decay 815492-3325 or 692-2960. NOTICE school is limited to the firft 40 participants Advance registrations, including name enter unless you are wearing a safety harness week and share duties with of the fascia and soffit. cll-06/tfn who register by Nov. 20. address, phone number and registration fee, and attached rope with two men standing by. Director of Nurses and other When gutters or downspouts become CLAUSS CRAFTS in Melvin - The Farrowing Attendants' School is 3hould be spent to: Dean Cullison, treasurer, -by sure your ventilation system is Assistant Director. Salary clogged, the overflowing water will inevitably HOUSE IN Falrbury, 2 story, Christmas Open House - 10% geared for the novice or less experienced properly designed because a poor design can OR RENT negotiable. We offer paid life Illinois lam b and Wool Producers, INC., 307 find its way into joints and in the fasdas and 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, well kept, swine producer. It has been found to be Division, Knoxville, II., 61448. sometimes increase gas concentrations. insurance, disability, double discount. Nov. 13, 14, and 15, soffits, causing flooding and, sometimes, good area. Deposit and hours 9-5; Sun., Nov. 16, hours especially helpful to swine producer’s wives, -build railings along all walkways or piers ROOMS and pay on holidays and paid sick For more information about the 1981 leakage. And, an accumulation of leaves can references. Ph. 815492-3690. 1-4. Lots of green tag specials. daughters, and sons; or for the person just beside open manure-storage structures, units. Private days. If interested, contact Sheepman's Holiday and Symposium, call the act like a wick and draw water out of the cll-06/11-13 Selling all of our Christmas getting started in the business. -construct lids for manure pits or tanks, if Inn, Forrest Janice Conrad, Adm. Livingston countv Extension office at 844-3622. gutters and into the roof sheathing and fascia. samples. Come do your The first day, and half of the second day, possible, and keep access covers in place. If 57-8590 c01-34/tfn Hawthorne Lodge, Watseka. CONTROL WEEDS IN HAY AND PASTURE She also recommends painting gutters or EFFICIENCY upstairs apart shopping early, cll-06/11-13 will feature discussion of topics such as, types you need an open, ground level pit or tank, put Ph. 815-432-5476. Equal Farmers can control weeds in hay and parts of gutters that carry heavy loads of rain ment in Chatsworth. Own of farrowing facilities, baby pig management, fields this fall, early winter or early spring. a fence around it and post "keep out” signs. ) home. Utilities Opportunity Employer. every year. kitchen and bath. Ph. 815435- GIANT FLEA MARKET, preparing sows for farrowing, feeding and -construct permanent ladders on the inside Call 815493-3960. clO-30/11-06 One winter activity can be removing large You also should check for damaged or loose cOMl/tfn 3092. cll-06/tfn Sunday, Nov. 9,1SU Ballroom, nutrition, herd health, records, diseases of brush by mechanically rooting out the plants. wall of all pits and tanks, using non-corrosive shingles and replace any that might result in University & Locust, Normal, newborn pigs, and reproductive management. material. € • R.N. OR L.P.N. Immediate For effective control with foliar sprays, the leaks if left as is. In addition, the flashing ONE BEDROOM apartment, 75c admission, 9-5. Antiques, The last half of the second day will be spent -in confined, poorly ventilated areas SD one and two opening on 11-7 shift. Two or plants need to be actively growing. Use Banvel around the chimney at the junction of its base upstairs. Own kitchen and collectables, misc. 65 dealers. on a swine operation with the school and 2, 4-D on brush. You may need to repeat. where methane can accumulate, do not carpeted and air three nights per week. Salary and the roof should be inspected as well as bath. Ph. 6154354092. •11-06/11-06 participants getting actual “hands-on” smoke, weld qr use an open flame. Gases can apartments negotiable plus benefits. Problem weeds such as chiekweed, henbit, chimney vents and flues. The mortar caps and cll-06/tfn experience in caring for baby pigs and ignite. | and refrigerator. As Contact Janice Conrad, Adm. quackgrass, mustards, and dandelion in hay joints or masonry chimneys also should be conducting farrowing house activities. fields of alfalta, clovers or birdsfoot trefoil -if possible, move animals out of the examined for signs of damage. 1136 and $156. Equal LARGE 2 bedroom unfur Hawthorne Lodge, Watseka. For more information and registration for should be controlled this fall before the soil confinement building when agitating manure Check any roof-mounted articles, like opportunity. Ph. nished apartment. First floor, 615-432-5476. Equal TRAVEL the "Farrowing Attendants' School".contact freezes. Some herbicides used in late fall to stored in a pit beneath the building. If this is television antennas or air conditioners, to see cOMl/tfn carport, screened patio, Opportunity Employer. Gary Varner, at the Ijvingston county control weeds that become a problem in early not possible, turn ventilating fans to full power if they have damaged the roof surface. reference and deposit. clO-30/11-06 tOOM upstairs apart- ROSE BOWL 1981 - complete Extension office, 844-3622. spring also may be effective for summer when agitating the manure. If the building is Antenna guywires should be tested for Available Nov. 1. Ph. 815492- tour package including tickets Single or couple. AVON. We have an opening in PROCEED WITH CAUTION ON CASH annual grasses. naturally ventilated, agitate manure only tautness and tightness, if necessary. i(7;: 3695. clO-23/tfn for parade and game. Book and deposit Chatsworth. Call 815432-4661. RENTS FOR 1981 Kerb, Princep, Sencor, laxone and Sinbar, when a brisk breeze is blowing. Keep an eye on • # early. Adventure Tours & Ph. 815493-3631. cll-06/11-06 Adjustments for changes in both price and when applied in late fall, can control the animals and at the first sign of trouble, FIFTH ANNUAL EQUINE CONFERENCE cOO-Oi/tfn Travel, Inc. Pontiac, Ph. production are needed if cash is to be an mustards, yellow rocket, dandelion and turn off the pump. IN CHAMPAIGN-URBANA IN NOVEMBER 815442-1133. Park free on the equitable method for tenant and landlord. shepherds purse, all broadleaved winter -if an animal collapses, do not try to rescue Horse owners from throughout Illinois and in Chatsworth. Ph. SEPTIC TANKS Downtowner Motel lot next Many tenants in the heat and drought annuals or biennials. For greater it because you may become a victim yourself. neighboring states will go to Champaign- clO-16/tfn Concrete st«ps INSTRUCTION door. sticken areas learned an expensive lesson this effectiveness you may want to apply Sencor, Turn off the pump, leave and do not re-enter Urbana on Nov. 22-23 to learn more about Catch Bums c06-26/tfn season about the added risk of fixed cash Iaxone and Sinbar, in early spring, before the the building until it has been well ventilated, horse reproduction during the fifth annual Parking Blocks FIGHT INFLATION: Sew rents. At cash rents of $120 to $140 per tillable legumes break dormancy, rather than late more Equine Conference. I Farm Tie your own Christmas gifts. acre and prices of $3 corn and $7 soybeans, fall. USE IJCAVES FOR COMPOSTING The program features veterinarians and MASTERS INC. SPKt'IAI. HHIt t: Lingerie class starting Nov. some farmers had yields that took most or all Downy brome and other annual grasses large amounts of leaves create a problem other horse industry personnel who specialise ctrtcal Contractor UN TllftC KAH.M Tll.K FOR PROMPT OELIVERY 10. T-Shirts for everyone class of their crop to pay the rent. may be controlled by applying Furloe Chloro for homeowners. Burning them is an in various aspects of equine reproduction. For nmorcial-HoaMontlal CALL: starting Nov. 18. Pre-registra Ironically, those who had adopted cash PIC. Kerb, Princep, Sencor or I^xone in the economical as well as an environmental example, Dr. Tom Merritt, who coordinates • • Agricultural PETERS CONCRETE tion required. Contact Donna rental arrangements calling for rent late fall. Kerb may control or suppress waste. Leaves are free organic material that the horse program and is coach of the horse |ting-Air Conditioning PRODUCTS • at Sew-A-Stitch, Falrbury. Ph. adjustments in line with crop price changes, perennial grasses such as quackgrass. may be used in several ways. judging team at Pennsylvania State university, Oilman Ms 4*70 8154924312. clO-23/11-06 may have found themselves in double Herbicides may vary in effectiveness Shredded leaves can be spaded into flower will outline the important points of selecting a • trouble. Not only were their yields low, but depending on rate and time of application, or vegetable gardens this fall to improve the mare 05 a stallion. Breeding problems will be rent adjustments are needed for changes in coverage and weed species. Also, to reduce soil for next year. I .eaves also make good covered in detail by Dr. Wendall Cooper, the Mima tea No Obligation I .... ■ both price and production. injury to the crop in the hay field, he says to mulch for over-wintering perennials and resident veterinarian for Almahorst Brm ta ig GET IN ON Frank Reiss, University of Illinois apply the herbicides when the legumes are roses. Farm in Kentucky. .f r 657-8143 20% THANKSGIVING extension land economics specialist advises dormant. Another use of leaves is to add them to a The Equine Conference is an opportunity that a simple way to make these adjustments Furloe Chloro I PC and Kerb may be used on compost pile. To build a compost pile, select for the horse breeder to discover what DISCOUNT SPECIAL from is to multiply the contract cash rent by each of stands of legumes that are less than one year an area of the yard that is in a corner or out-of- methods are being used elsewhere and to gain the-way place. A compost pile should be at knowledge in the field. The large breeding On A ll Velvet Soft two fractions or ratios. These ratios measure old. The other herbicides require the stands be INSULATE In-Stock Units change in crop prices and crop yields from the well established, meaning a year of age or least four feet high. A smaller pile will dry out farm operator will find an abundance of Industries.. . base values at the beginning of the lease. The older. too fast. The pile can be enclosed in a wire information that will help him fine-tune his formula calls for the contract rent to be DON'T BECOME A CONFINEMENT cage, cinder blocks, lath fencing, or anything management procedures. HOM WINCO send multiplied by a ratio of the current year's crop BUILDING CASUALTY that will contain the mixture. Place a one-foot A registration fee covers lectures, Generators Rent or Buy your price per bushel compared to the price when As manure decomposes, four mam gases layer of leaves, grass or other garden debris in handouts, and two lunches. Advance U SAVE MONEY Electric Power own softener. UNICEF the rent was set and a ratio of the current yield are produced. They are: ammnia, carbon the bin and cover with two or three inches of registration is required. Contact Dr. R. D. Plants compared to the average yif Id. For example, dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and methane. These soil. Fertilizer such as fresh manure, Scoggins, university of Illinois Equine ★ SAVE ENERGY Tractor Driven PTO Cards if the contract rent was set at $130 per tillable can become heavily concentrated in ammonium nitrate or 10-10-10 fertilizer or one- Extension Veterinarian, 256 large Animal JR Electric Fora FREE water this holiday acre when corn was $2.50 per bushel and confinement buildings. third pound of ammonium nitrate for each Clinic, Urbana, II., 61801 < Ph. 217/333-2907) for illulose Insu- analysis and demon typical com yields on the property were 140 Hydrogen sulfide is the most dangerous of cubic yard or compost. further information. bushels per acre, then in a year such as 1980, the four. It smells like rotten eggs, is colorless, Add lime to keep the pH of the pile high Inc. stration call attics. Fairbury, III. when yields dropped to 70 bushels but the price soluble in water and somewhat heavier than enough for microbial activity. Use one pound 815-692-2285 815/657-8636 went to $3.25, the rent would be adjusted to air. Dangerous concentrations can be released of ground limestone for every two cubic yards imercial $84.50 per tillable acre. by vigorous agitation of stored manure. of compost. illation The arithmetic would be as follows: Although hydrogen sulfide has a As you build the pile, add a shovelful of ITES 70 $3.25 characteristic order, it does not give adequate garden soil. The microbes necessary for CLASSIFIEDS 130 x 140 x $2.50 - $84.50 warning because the gas can rapidly fatigue decomposition will be living in the soil. |E you buy! FURS WANTED for us the sense of smell. Also, high concentrations The pile should be turned about four weeks For All $130 x .5 x 1.3 - $84.50 do not give out a proportionately stronger after you begin it and again three or four helps thl V AUCTIONEERS C t (V Tf-J A L Walt Edalman ti i ir jo ir , p u b l ic A Public Sarvica el Thla Naaapaetr S i n\SICL CLDMP/Xrj Y C TIM Atfuartialng Council L" 1 y; # • » ; . . . - w — I Shift to small towns * The characteristics we like about small While the atmosphere and lifestyle of towns in north central Illinois are the qualities small-town living is sometimes difficult to ex Livingston County that are gaining favor with a growing number press, the tranquility, the simplicity, the sense of Americans. From 1970 to 1978, in fact, the of roots," the level of individual control over population of metropolitan counties went 141 only institutions and government and a lower level half as much as growth in non-metropolitan or ab sen ce of big-city problems are some of those COURTHOUSE Miss Jayne "Leann" Jupin, Forrest, Eugene Ruther, Fairbury, Medical; areas. reasons. There will be challenges that will accom Medical; Mrs. Marilyn Dennis, Fairbury. Donald Lee per, Forrest, Medical; John This will likely be confirmed in the 1980 Medical; Magnus "Rudy" Koltveit. Pontiac, Barber, Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Evelyn pany this trend toward small-town living, hut census figures. Already, the Department ol Medical. Martin, Chatsworth, Medical. NEWS ' Agriculture has found that non-farm jobs are the spirit that underlies most communities DISMISSED DISMISSED being created at as rapid a pace 1 which is not should provide the ability to dial with them. Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Fairbury. Miss Ruby Ramirez, Fairbury, Miss NCW NCCW CW M W S SfX-WJMOCW- so rapid in this recession! in rural as in urban Some 'big-city" problems, such as drug Teresa Bingham, Fairbury, Mrs. Sandra areas. abuse and rising crime rates, have been pre WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1980 Bromberek, Fairbury, Mrs. Perseda Moser, Exco, Inc., an III. Corp., Cullom vs. LeRoy COURT NEWS, FOR THE WEEK OF OCT. 27 Part of this important shift - which would sent in smaller towns for some time, and many ADMITTED Fairbury; Magnus Koltveit, Pontiac; Mrs. thru 31. 1980 Webb, Campus, Small Claim Complaint. innovative approaches to dealing with those Wesley Woodward, Fairbury, Medical; Helen Swanson, Gibson. $40.75. 10-14 80 make us a “nation of small towns" again by JUDGE DARRELL H. RENO, PRESIDING the end of this century if it continues apace - is problems have come from those in small Glen Bailey, Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. Mary Brian 6. Gerdes, 22, Chenoa, III. Irani ol In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Judy Tjardes, Colfax, Surgical; Miss Ruby SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1980 Elaine Beatty, Forrest A Ronald Patrick Beat due to technological progress. Though that towns. The national sentiment that levels of alco, SIS, Fairbury. government closest to the people are the best Ramirez, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Hazel ADMITTED Todd W. Weichman, 14, Flanagan, Too fast ty, Chenoa. 10-20-80. seems somewhat ironic, it is true that ad White, Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Helen Swanson, Mrs. Marilyn Todd, Fairbury, Medical; lor cond., $25, Flanagan. Merle Jehle, Cullom vs. Ralph Edgars, vances in communications have made seems to have proven its value in case after Gilson, Medical; Mrs. Mildred Zimmerman, Mrs. Fabiene Little, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Paggy A. Barnardini, 27, Pontiac, III. tram Barrington, Small Claim Complaint. $520.42. geographically remote areas just as accessi case. Fair bury. Medical; Mrs. Sadie Fairfield, Bernal da Miler, Cropsey, Surgical; Mrs. of alco, SIS, Pontiac. 10-20-80. ble in many ways as the densest city block. Those 1980 census figures will give us a bet Sibley, Medical. Mildred Baize, Gibson City, Medical; Mrs. Stevan A. McWhorter, 17, Pontiac, II. poss MARRIAGE LICENSES: Those of us who grew up in or already live ter idea of what the future holds. On the basis DISMISSED Jeannette Folk, Fairbury, Surgical; Harry Tracy Scott Thomsen, Fairbury and Lisa of alco, S2S, Pontiac. in smaller cities and towns know the reasons of the shift toward small towns, the future Paul Fehr, Jr., Fairbury; Oelmar Wells. Dwight, Medical. Jody L. Runyon, 21, Pontiac, III. poss of Mae Beal, Forrest, 10-21-80. looks a little brighter. Schleeter, Anchor; Ezra Miller, Fairbury; DISMISSED William A. Harris and Juanita E. Jones, why they are increasingly popular, beyond the alco, S2S, Pontiac. technological changes. Wayne Newnam, FAirbury; Mrs. Geraldine Mrs. Ettia Brackman, Fairbury; Mrs. Charles M. Delanbaugh, 57, Manville, both of Pontiac, 10-21 80. McGuire, Chatsworth; John Steinlecht, Gene Metz, and baby girl, Forrest;1 Adam Timothy J. Ulrich and Michelle S. Weldy, Speeding, S2S, Dwight. Colfax; Donald Hancock, Forrest; Harold Cerda, Fairbury. Victor Johns, Jr. 40, Saunemin, Speeding, both of Flanagan, 10-21-80. Todd. Fairbury; Mrs. Mildred Davisson, SIS, State. Lieuen M. Jennings and Jacqueline L. Eml- Foster Homes Caulking prevents Cullom; Debold Householder, Fairbury. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1980 Ernest Kurth, 89, Fairbury, Imp. turn at in ing, both of Dwight, 10-22-80. There is a critical shortage of foster homes in ADMITTED ter, S2S, State. Mark A. Rathbun and Joy L. Aberle, both of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1980 Miss Linda Aupperle, Fairbury, Medical; Fairbury, 10-23-80. southern Illinois, according to Gene Ruehmkorff, Stanley C. Shoop, it, Pontiac, No valid reg., winter heat loss ADMITTED William Munz, Fairbury. Medical; Mrs. Ellen S2S, Pontiac. Keith E.Erschen and Nancy Jo Smith, both Manon regional administrator for the state Dennis Winterland, Cooksville, Medical; Hall, Fairbury, Surgical; Miss Carla Runyon, Shannon K. Renken, 20, Graymont, of Chenoa. 10-23 80. Department of Children and Family Services. Mrs. Lilia Wilson, Piper City, Medical; Mrs. Fairbury, Medical; Thomas Hetherington, Speeding, $40, County. MARRIAGES. A region-wide campaign to recruit new foster Did you know that when the wind blows at Beth Bork, Forrest, Surgical; Mrs. Sandra Fairbury, Surgical; Orville Harper, Fairbury, Thomas B. Tibbs, 20, Streator, Speeding, Marcia K. Hansen and Daniel Glick, both ol parents ui the 27 counties comprising the Marion 10 to 15 miles per hour, the air in your house is Bromberek, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Eunice Surgical; Ronald Ricketts, Fairbury, S2S, County. Dwight, 10-10 80. service area is now ui effect. DCFS pays a mon completely replaced up to one-and-a-half Netherton, Fairbury, Medical; Edward Bach, Accident; Mrs. Sarah Hume, Fairbury, Juanita Jones and William A. Harris, both Timothy M. Reed, 24, Pontiac, Speeding, thly board rate to cover the cost of a foster child's times every hour? The wind comes in cracks Fairbury, Medical; Adam Cerda, Fairbury, Medical; Miss Randy Kay, Odell, Forrest, SIS, State. ol Pontiac, 10-17-80. and through doors when you open them-and Medical. Medical; Miss Theresa Ohman, Fairbury, Linda Crull, Pontiac and Mark Melvin, Cor food, clothing and spending money. The rate is Dean Ralph Hoerner, 18, Chenoa, Speeding, DISMISSED Medical; Kristopher Peters, Fairbury, nell, 10 18 80. based on the age of the child and ranges from $171 that air must be continously reheated. S2S, Pontiac. Sealing cracks with caulking compound is Miss Tina Trost, Fairbury; Michael Jerrell Medical. Terry Lee, Barnett, it, Odell, III. poss of Lisa Beal, Forrest and Scott Thomsen, to $212. Medical and dental expenses are also paid. one way to reduce the rate of air exchanges, Purvis, Mississippi trans to Carle Clinic, DISMISSED alco, S2S. County, Fairbury, 10-18-80. Additional fees may be paid for youngsters Champaign; Mrs. Linda Drew, Piper City; Miss Jennifer Heinrich, Fairbury; Mrs. Jeanne Kamrath and Scott Rieger, both ol which lessens the amount of heat you need to Steven D. Rapp, 20, Pontiac, Too fast for who require intense supervision or highly Mrs. Hazel White, Forrest; Mrs. Pat VanLeer, Patricia Perkinson and baby girl, cond, S2S, Pontiac. Forrest, 10-18-80. specialized care. Persons interested in learning warm your home, according to Ruth Hensen, Fairbury; Miss Spring Crews, Fairbury; Ada Chatsworth; Mrs. Viola Hanshew, Forrest; Julie E. Ping and Robert S. Brooks, Jr., Danny Grinderslev, 19, Odell, Unsafe tires, more about becoming foster parents should con home energy specialist for Livingston County. Simmons, Forrest. Mrs. Catherine Atkins, Chenoa. SIS, County. both of Pontiac, 10-18-80. tact the DCFS office nearest them or the Marion We suggest you apply caulk where siding Golbert L. Nielsen, 42, Dwight, Speeding, DIVORCES. Regional Office, 2209 West Main street, Marion meets door or window frames; around the FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1980 FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS: S2S, Dwight. Sandra Weder, Faribury and Robert A. 62959. frames of aluminum storm windows, except at ADMITTED To M r. and Mrs. Gene Metz, Forrest, a Dennis L. Weber, 34, Pontiac, Speeding, Weder, Highland, 10-17,-80. the bottom; and where wood structure meets Mrs. Ruth Hanshew, Forrest, Medical. baby girl born Thursday, Oct. 30, 1980 at 7:22 S2S, Dwight. Arlene Schook, Pontiac and Terrence foundation. Other areas that require caulking DISMISSED a.m . weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. Harold Hall, Jr., 41, Streator, Speeding, Shcook, Odell, 10 17 80. are where siding meets a chimney or other Mrs. Mary Branstetter, Fairbury; Gary To Mrs. Patricia Perkinson, Chatsworth, a S2S, County. Moser, Fairbury; Lawrence Heinrich, Shirley A. May, Forrest and Josseph L. masonry parts, around outside water faucets baby girl born Saturday, November 1, 1980 at M ark F. Beal, 24, Forrest- Speeding, *25, Reception honors Fairbury; Dennis Winterland, Cooksville; 12:50 a.m . weighing 7 lbs. IS'/i ozs. May, Fairbury, 10 17-80. and dryer vents, and where gas, electric and State. Kenneth E. Lahr, and Jacqueline L. Lahr, Miss Jayne "Leann" Jupin, Forrest; Mrs. To Dale and Sheila Roberts, Saunemin, a telephone lines enter the house. Peter L. Starks, 20, Pontiac, Speeding, $2S, both ol Pontiac, 10-15-80. Mildred Zimmerman, Fairbury; Glen Bailey, baby girl born Monday, November 3, 1980 at Pontiac. Wanda McDonald and Walter McDonald, Bill McNamara Several types of caulking compounds are Chatsworth. 4:21 a.m . weighing 9 lbs. 2Vj ozs. Jerry L. Mills, 31, Dwight, Speeding, $2S, both of Pontiac, 10-20-80. available. Latex or acrylie-laytex are good County. Iona Justus and Alva Justus, both of The Livingston county Pork Producers, choices for most applications around a home Edward W. Hansen, 47, Streator, Speeding, Chenoa, 10-15-80. Livingston county program councils, says Hensen, although butyl caulk is good for $25, County. Debra Flint, Dwight and Elmer G. Flint, metal-to-masonry bonds. Read the labels for Mining Report Gary L. Doran, 22, Fairbury, Speeding, $25, Uvingston county fair association, and High Blood Pressure Braidwood, 10-22-80. Uvingston county Country Couples are co special applications. Some caulks are State. Dawn Salfzman and Thomas Satl/man, It is estimated that 60 million American^ may Illinois mines produced 5,372,200 tons of coal sponsoring a reception for William T. available in a variety of colors and most of the Donald E. McKinsey, Jr., 27, Pontiac, Fail both ol Dwight, 10-22-80. have high blood pressure (HBP). The Illinois during September, according to Brad Evilsizer, to reduce speed, $25, Pontiac. McNamara. McNamara is leaving his position white caulks can be painted. Department on Aging urges all senior citizens to director of the Illinois Department of Mines and July L. Oilman, 24, Pontiac, Speeding, $25, BIRTHS. as Extension Adviser in Agriculture here in Minerals. There were 2^64,786 tons mined in 24 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harmon, Fairbury, have a blood pressure test several times a year. Pontiac. Uvingston county Nov. 14 to assume a similar surface mines and 3,007,434 tons mined in 29 Eugene R. Johnson, Jr., 54, Pontiac, daughter. 10-17-80. position in Champaign county. HBP can be controlled by medication and often by Mr. and Mrs. Brian Defenbaugh, SUPPLEMENT TO. The Fairbury Blade, The underground mines. Speeding, $25, State. The sponsors would like to invite one and changes in diet and daily habits. Mast doctors Wanda L. Schlueter, 45, Cornell, Speeding, Blackstone, daughter, 10-17-80. Forrest News, The Chatsworth Plaindealer, recommend losing weight, eating less salt and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Droenberg, Odell, all to stop in and extend your congratulations :-i„ The Piper City Journal. $25, State. and farewells to Bill. getting more exercise. For more information on Franklin E. May, 18, Pontiac, Speeding, daughter, 10-20-80. PAGE FOUR The reception will be Saturday evening, HBP, write: High Blood Pressure Information $40, State. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mashburn, Fairbury, Center, 120/80 National Institute of Health, son, 10-21-80. Nov. 8,7-9 p.m at the First Lutheran church in ISSU E S OF THURSDAY, NOV. 6,1980 Raymond L. Schultheis, 77, Pontiac, Fail to Bethesda. Md. 20205. DONT | 5 | START THEM yield R.O.W., $25, Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Antiono Salinas, Fairbury, Pontiac. son, 10 21 80. WARRANTY DEEDS: Mr. and Mrs. David Abry, Odell,daughter, Willis L. A Glenna D. Harris to Keith D. 10-23 80. Huber 10 18 80 $10 etc, (R.S. $22.50) L 14 B 2 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slagel. Fairbury, son, Patton's Add. Fairbury. 10 23 80. Fern Wharton, widow since death of hsb. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kirkton, Flanagan, son, Clean windows make Shelby A. Wharton to Merle W.Kaisner A wf., 10 23-80. it. tens. 9-17 80 *10 etc. (R.S. $10.) N. 42 ft. L 1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petropoul, Pontiac, A 2 B 33 North Add. Fairbury. daughter, 10-25-80. winter driving safer COURT PROCEEDINGS: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Edwards, Pontiac, Bloomington Federal Savings A Loan son, 10-24-80. Assn., a corp. vs. DeWayne G. Dodson, Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starker, Pontiac, Winter is fast approaching and a common Dodson, Bruce V. Lee, Loiuse M. Lee, unkn. daughter, 10-24-80. mistake made by many motorists is failure to owners A non rec. claimants. 10-14-80 Cmplt. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Starks, Pontiac, take time out to clear the frost from their to Forclose Mtg. TRACT I: Pt. L5 NW'« Sec. daughter, 10-24-80. , windows before driving. It is essential that 31-28-4; TRACT II: Pt. NE'« NE'*Sec. 9-24 4. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gambling Cornell, drivers have clear vision of what is ahead and Fairbury Medical Associated, Fairbury vs. daughter, 10-18-80. behind and this can only be done by taking the Sue Abel, Bloomington, Small Claim Com Mr. and Mrs. John Ciulla, Pontiac, son, time to clear all windows before starting. 10 23 80. plaint. $247.10 A costs. 10 15-80. Section 12-503, Paragraph F, of the Illinois Exco, Inc., and III. Corp., Cullom vs. Larry / Crouch, Emington. At Law. (Cplt.)$l,034.00 A DEATHS: Vehicle Code states, “ No person shall drive costs. 10 14-80. Michael Parks, infant, Fairbury, 10-19 80. any motor vehicle when snow or ice on the In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Lonnie A. Dale Walsh, 78, Campus, 10-20-80. windshield or rear view mirror materially We’d like to answer Sorensen, Campus A Melinda K. Sorensen. Melba Lyons, 53, Chenoa, 10-21-80. obstructs, obscures, or impairs the drivers 10-14 80. Danniel Ness, 2 mos., Pontiac, 10-23-80. clear view of the highway.” Waltons' of Fairbury, Inc., vs. Everette Herman Krug, 82. Dwight, 10-24-80. Captain Charles G. McCarthy, commander your questions about rising Morgan, Chatsworth, Small claim Complaint. Donald Nelson, 71, Huntsvile, Ala., former District 6, Illinois State Police reminds you to $112.29. 10 14 80. Dwight, 10 25 80. wait until the frost that covers a windshield electric and natural has been cleared by a defroster before starting to drive. “Frequently, a windshield does not start to frost until the driver has gone a short gas rates distance," McCarthy said, in this case, you should pull over to the side of the road and wait for it to clear.” CIPS has asked the Illinois Commerce This winter, drive safely in Illinois - clear Commission to authorize new rates for electric and your windows so you always have a clear view The concerns of senior citizens were lives of the elderly was a big worry. What wor of the road ahead and behind. natural gas service, to become effective when the / revealed recently after a series of “think ried many was not only that today’s prices are Commission decides on the request next March. tanks" were held at elderly congregate meal eating total income, but that it is also nibbling sites in Rock Island County. The “think tanks” at savings. There was also anger expressed We think you need and deserve to know the were inaugurated last fall by Elderly Services over soaring utility rates and the shortage of reasons why we’re again asking for increases in of Rock Island County as an outlet for expres oil. Job discrimination on account of age and rates. sion for seniors, who are sometimes overlook the need for part-time employment for older ed when public policy is being made. The sites Americans were matters of concern also. Par If your group or organization ia concerned were Rode Island, Moline, Edgington, Milan, ticipants agreed involvement in the political about the rising coat of utility services, call on a East Moline, Silvis and Port Byron. process was necessary to correct these pro member of the CIPS speakers bureau. Ask for the What was the main worry of the elderly blems. presentation on why CIPS has proposed higher who participated? I'd like my local senior citizen organization Overwhelmingly, the main concern involv to sponsor a "think tank." What do I need to electric and natural gas rates. Our speaker will ed medical matters. Seniors were distressed do’ answer your questions, too! with Medicare, noting its inadequate Any group of people with a room to meet in Arrange a program for your,dub, school or coverage, lack of physician cooperation and can benefit. The idea, however, is not to let it slowness of the bureaucratic process. Other turn into a gripe session. Rather, the sessions organization by calling your nearest CIPS office. Ask medical worries included high hospital rates, should be moderated so that legitimate pro for a member of the price of medicine and health insurance and blems are uncovered. Once expressed, the the need for home health care. sponsoring group can then work to make the What else resulted from these sessions? concerns known to government and other The Predictably, inflation and its effect on the public policy groups. President's After the election tomorrow the news media will have to find another topic - much to the relief of us all! The biggest drawback to budding love these days is the bloomin' expense. Hie exercise that exhausts lots of us is run ning out of cash. A bureaucrat is a person who thinks nothing is worth doing if there isn’t at least 16 copies. Need work clothes? Shop (or OSHKOSH B’GOSH, the real workingmen’s clothes at Huber’s in Fairbury. . , ' , ’ '.T 1 ' V . J* * ’ ! 1 1 , , - V- 7/ ' McLEAN | § £ S WOODFORD $ AK FORD •i County Linas—Publlahad as a supplamant to tha Falrtoury Blada, El Paso Racord, | | Qrldlay Haws, Chanoa CHppar Tlmas-Laxlngton Unit Journal, Colfax Praaa, Forraat f :jj Nows, Chatsworth Ptalndaalar, Cullom Chronicla-Haadllght-Enquirsr, Plpar City f | Journal, Onarga Laadar Ravtaw. Photo by Paut Kyburz 7 7 Update - Nov. 5 -11.1900 - TWO Towering mansion piques I curiosity of motorists For more than a century it has Duncan, died in a drowning home. His second wife had the The front side of the house, stood as an object of curiosity to mishap as he swam with a friend graves of his first wife and son which faces west, consists of two the countless number of travelers in a pond near the Duncan reopened and the bodies taken towers each three stories in who have passed it by. It towers residence. The boy was buried back to Kentucky. height. Situated between these above a cornfield between Towan- beside his mother who was laid to The three-story mansion is towers are two massive doors, no da and Bloomington, just east of rest under the trees to the right of designed like an “H.” Each of the longer in use, which open to an im Interstate 55. This tall brick man the front doors of the home. four corners is marked by a tower mense spiral staircase which sion, unique in architecture to all Soon afterw ards, in 1876, Dun resembling buildings of the winds up to the third floor. other buildings in the area, is also can himself became seriously ill Italian Renaissance. It is built en There are many interesting unique in its history. while attending a fair in Decatur. tirely of brick, with enough bricks features in this house. Some can The impressive house was He rushed home but the to build four modern houses. Be not be explained. One feature is built in the early 1870’s by William seriousness of his illness forced tween the towers at the rear of the R. Duncan, a wealthy farmer and him to stop in Normal where he house are “galleries” suggestive stock-raiser, who left his home in died only a few miles from his of mansions in the south. (Ptoaa* turn to 11) Kentucky to farm the rich lands of central Illinois. After he found a suitable location for his new home he set out to make it the most im pressive one for miles, far outdo ing any other country home in the area. It is said he wanted it to be noticed by travelers on the Alton railway between Chicago and Springfield. He wanted it to be a showplace. Duncan did indeed achieve his goal. But he enjoyed it only for a short while. Tragedy struck soon after the house was completed. Duncan’s wife died and he soon discovered that the fortune he had acquired over the years had been greatly depleted by the thousands of dollars it cost to build his home. A few years later, Henry Dun can, the 15-year-old son of William Spacious V> tty A spacious spiral staircase made of solid walnut winds upward to the third floor. The curved walls surrounding it contain niches which at one time probably held flowers or statues. The second-floor balcony (center) overlooks the rich farmland of the area. This hole (lower right) is all that remains of what might have been an underground tunnel that ran from the hpuse to the barn. 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WEDNESDAY. most horrifying threat to world street war and an uniustly ac NOVEMBER S peacetoemergetromthisarea. cused gang must tight otf at With the help of his faithful manser This documentary reveals how tacks from rivals in order to get vant Renfield (Arte Johnson), the the Pakistanis ware able to back to their own turf (2 hrs.) Count (Hamilton) heads to Manhattan develops the bomb, and theor B S ong Of The Canary This in pursuit of romance The Count izes on its possible use. (60 powerful documentary becomes an instant celebrity in the ci mins.) examines the occupational ty’s nightlife circuit as lie woos top 8:30 a 32 To Ten The Truth hazards ol the petrochemical fashion model Cindy Sondheim (Miss B A4 Movie -(C o m e d y )*** and textile industries. The last h a lf-h o u r o f th e p re s e n ta tio n St James), in elegant candlelit "Main Event" 1979 Barbra features a discussion ol issues restaurants and flashy, frenetic discos. Streisand, Ryan O'Neal. (Paid Subscription Television)The raised by 'Song of the Canary'. But Dracula's plan to win Cindy's eter s head ot a perfume company (90 mins ) nal affection runs into a snag loses her business and finds 8 ABC Captioned News CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT Time she must rely on her only asset 10:50 8 B (8) ® 9# Love lo become solvent again. She Boat-Police Woman 'Love must turn s non-lighting Boat -message lor Maureen' A prizefighter into a winner (2 famoua woman tannia pro, con- WEDNESDAY plained corpses, poisoned lish hrs.) lined to a wheelchair alter a ser NOV. 5. 1980 B S (1 0 )(K )3 S Real People and the trail ol a monster tor- 8:59 3 9 2 Newscene ious accident, gets involved A woman voted the best bode danger. (90 m ins) 9:00 9 2 Don Lane Show with a sportawriter who was ______EVENING waitress in America by over B America News onceher severastcritic. 'Police 7.000 truckers, a m idget M i 8 Over Easy Guest: Actress *B Passing Judgament Woman-Nothing Lett to Lose' «:00 8(31(2)88888$® chelangelo. a chimpanzee that Gloria Swanson. Hosts Hugh O Song Of The Canary This When Ihe crime world learns La acts like a human, and a lady Downs and Frank Blair powerful documentary Rue Collins is a police snitch, 8 8 (1 1 )9 2 M.A.8.H. who dresses birds in costumes (C losed-C aptioned. U S A ) examines the occupational gunmen are hired to kill her, but S flD Joker's Wild and trains them to sing (60 7:30 B 92 Joker's Wild hazards of the petrochemical Pepper goes on a frantic hunt to Barnsy MHIsr mins.) ® Superstar Profile and textile industries The last tindthegirllirsl (Repeat;2hrs.. 84 Rook lot 8 9 2 PM Magazine 7:59 8 8 2 Newscene half-hour ol the presentation I5m ins ) (10)(TS) Channel 15 News B B (8) (tf) (I® Eight Is 8:00 8 (2 )(2 )8 ® CBSWednes- features a discussion ol issues 11:00 8 9 2 Comedy Classics B MacNatt-Lehrar Report Enough The teenage son ot day Night Movie Love at First raised by Song ol Ihe Canary' f 1:30 S B (31) Streets 01 San f i Dick Cavett Show Guest: Abby's late sister-in-law Bite' t978Stars GeorgeHamil (90 mins ) Francisco Science liction author Ray causes trouble lor everyone ton. Susan Saint James 9 :3 0 B Stan Fraabarg Federal (21(2} News Bradbury. Parti when he visits the 8radtords. Dracula falls in love w ith a New Budget Revue B 8(10) *15) <28 Tomorrow 6:30 8 (SO Happy Days Again Joanme becomes Sacramen York model and the Big Ap 9:55 8(32) Newscene Host Tom Snyder Guest M.A S H to s first woman sportscaster pie' s' nightlife may never be the 10:00 8 l 2 )(2)8BBBO (8)(17) George Wallace, former O 8 (10) (1$) OS Family and Nicholas turns Mary^s same (2 hrs ) (181(25) (311 News Alabama governor (90 mins ) Feud medical books into a money O ® (10) 15 25: Movie Of The 8 9 2 M.A.S.H. 8 <32 Newstalk B S (If) 32 All In The making scheme (60 mins ) Week 'Alcatraz The Whole O Movie Heller Skelter' Part 11:45 121(2) WBBM Editorial Family (Closed Captioned. U S A ) Shocking Story' I960 Stars II 1976 Steve Railsback. 11:50 (2) (2) Movie -(Adventure) flT) Tic Tac Dough O Movie G reat R ace' Part II Michael Beck. Telly Savalas A George DiCenzo The story ot ••••* "Hatari" 1062 John S Carol Burnett And 1965 Tony Curtis. 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Elsa Martinelli A learn Friends mon The story ol an auto race ClarenceCarnes. the youngest and the subsequent arrest and ofprolessionalhunterscapture B Wild Wild World Ol from N Y to Paris between a manever sentenced lobe impri Inal ol the Manson Family (2 wild animals lor a game farm in Animals stalwart hero and a zany, evil sonedatlhe lederaljailonAIca hrs ) Tanganyika losendtolhe zoos B MacNeli-Lehrer Report professor (2hrs ) traz Island (PI I ol a two part (10) « ' Channel 15 News (2 hrs . 10mins ) 8:55 ((thursdayj) THURSDAY CD144 Movie -(Comedy) *** cover in an effort to help an hon Woman BlazeolGlory'Peppef O O (10)(IS) (251 Tomorrow NOV. 6. 1980 "Dearlnspector" AnmeGiar est cop and almost loses his is taken hostage by a Ino ol Host Tom Snyder Guest Gail dot.PhillipeNoiret (PaidSubs life (60 mins ) bankrobbers with visions ol a Parent, comedy writerandaulh EVENING cription Television) She's love fW Don Lane Show wildBonmeandClydetypeexis or (90 mins ) 0 ( 8 ) (17X19) 20-20 6:00 0 (*)(2) 8 0 8 8 <2SK*i ) ly. she's available and she's a § lenceandend (Repeal. 2 hrs . 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Janet Leigh A mild O Nows Dick Cavatl Show Guesl a tim e when a d ra m a tic a lly a grpd student living inhisapart mannered husband tear s tor the 12:40 (21(2) Nows 8 hie ol his promiscuous wile (2 Ray Bradbury Part II colder climate prevailed over ment track down who and why 12:55 21(2) WBBM Editorial 6:30 (3D Happy Days Again much ol Ihe world, and shor somebody wants him dead (2 hrs . 15 mins ) 1:00 ' 2 (2) Movie -(Comedy) *•** tages in wood forced man to hrs ) ® 144 Montlsth And Rand “Judge And Jak a Wyler" I 8 00) (ID 89 Family consider alternate means ol 8 Cosmos 'Travelers' Tales' lid Subscription) 1972 Feud providing warmth (Closed Or Carl Sagan lakes the S (31) Streets Of Ssn 8 8 (ID 92 All In Ttw, Captioned; U S A ) (6 0 mins ) viewers on a cruise among Ihe Francisco Family 8 Over Easy 'Second Mar planets on an imaginary space (17) Tic Tac Dough riage'Hosts Hugh Downs and cralt. and then shills the scene Carot Burnett And Frank Blair (Closed to NASA’s Jel Propulsion SFriends Captioned. 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Who ol juvenile criminal offenders save Mr Shut!on from the two- 8 Twilight Zona juat at the time whan a small bit punk Mr*. Shulton haa hired 10:30 8 ® Baratta group ol other criminals, sullen, to kill him. (3) (2) CBS Lata Movi* THE You’re prison-weary 'hard-timera' at 8 Sneak Preview* C o-hosts JEFFERSONS George’s Alibi' Scully State Prison, have con- Gsna Siskel and Roger Ebert Stars: Isabel Sanford, Sherman ceivedaprbjecttostop juvenile review th* lateat lilms Hemsley. Lionel Is alrald to 1*11 One in a Million! delinquency.12 hra) 8 National Geographic his father that he bashed in the 8 8 ( 1 9 ) ® ® Thursday REPTILES' lender of Ihe new delivery van So. . for your banking convenience, Night At The Mo visa'Ale a traz 8:30 To TaNTho Truth and his cover- up results in a liv The Whole Shocking Story' K 8)97)91) It'sA U vtng The ing nightmare tor George. we are here to serve you with more 1980 Stars: Michael Beck. 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Placid, this personal drama 1 Thundarr providing warmth. (Closed1 mins.) disasterous battle at the bridge Gold record winners psrform revolves around a man who ha s Captioned; U .S .A .)(60 mins.) i America's Top 10 in Arnhem in the Netherlands. their hit song*. made it big but finds himself 1:30 (11(2) Mario And The Magic a s ---- x— » « - - a- »---- I Skm Cuisine (Repeal. 3 hrs.) (18) (ft) Channel 15 News struggling with a mid-tile crisis profit M K nm i 4:00 © Soul Train 198 Joker's WUd B Image Union Stars: Wayne Rogers. Elke |©®(2J0(jB) In Tha Nawt O (28 Stan HKchcock Show 1(44 Outer Limits t , 1(8)87)(W) The Love Boat 10:15 f8)(47) ABC News Sommer. |© (1) (2) • OT Fat Albert • 98 Movie -(Mystery) * • W 1 Magic Of OH Painting Julie teaches a Japanese wife 10:30 0 98 Movie (8197) Big Valley "Man Who Cried WoH” 1937 Matin** At The Bijou some western lessons about -(Musical-Comedy) ” V, • 96 Movie -(Thriller) •• » Lewis Stone. Tom Brown. A 'Winds of the Wastelands' John keeping herman, aaarmy major, "Thoroughly Modern MIIHs" "Magic” 1978 Anthony Hop hammy actor confesses to var Wayne stars in this action- whenagorgeouawomanmakea 1967 Julie Andrews. Mary Tyler tuns. Ann-Margret (Paid Subs ious murders, and convinces packed tale ol the stagecoach too many advances A groom Moore hi the 1920's two young criptioa Television) A ven the cops that he's crazy, plan days out west Also shown will who lilted his bride shares the girls encounter a white slavery trioqw st's frightening love af- ning Ihe perfect alibi tor a real beanewsreel.acartoonandlhe honeymoon with his best man ring. (2 hrs.) la k .(2 h rs) killing. (90 mins.) continuationotIhe serial' Junior Guest stars: Robert Culp. Oavid (21(2) Movie -(Suspense) ” • KepsShow 0 ® Dimensions G-Men’. (90mins ) Cassidy. PalHarnngton, Dallas "FareweNMyLovety" Robert 10:45 © Movie -(Drama) • •• H 2.-00 (D ( l) Incredible Kid* And 4:30 0 9 8 WUd Kingdom Cowboys Cheerleaders (90 Milchum.CharlolteRampling. A “Lest Detail" 1974 Jack Ni O t Lone Company © That Good 01* Nashville mins ) (Closed Captioned. private detective. Philip Mar cholson. Randy Quaid Two • Country 90 Music USA) lowe. is hired to help the police. shore patrol men show a shy I (l« ) (floss Drawing 0 3 8 Wrestling © 9 8 Beverly MflMBee Q Wild Kingdom There have been seven un I Power sailor the fact s ol life on his way © Movie -(Comedy) • • “Ab (18) (10 I Dream Of Jeenni* © (44 Movie -(Drama) ••• solved murders and the police to a Navy prison. (2 hrs . i t © Chartando bott And Costello Meet The © Victory Garden “Sam* Tim*. Next Veer" need a tall guy Marlowe tries to mms ) • (*)(2 )© < 5 t In The New* Killer” 1949 BorisKarloff. Alan 5:00 © 9 0 TV Topic 1978 Ellen Burslyn. Alan Alda solve the murders in this clas 11:00 9 9 8 Honeymooners Mowbray. Lou is accused ol (2) (2) Channel 2: The (Paid Subscription T elevision) sic (2 hrs ) Movie -(Mystery) AFTERNOON 0 *** murder while Bud tries to solve People A chance encounter becomes O Movie -(Science-Fiction) “Legend Of H*M House" 1973 OSS Farm Report the case. (9 0 mins ) 0 On The Move an annual glimpse into the lives "Andromeda Strain" Roddy McDowell. Pamela O Kidding Around ® (44 Movie-(Horror)’ "Caul 0 9 $ Pink Panther ol a man and a woman who 1971 Arthur Hill, James Olson Franklm Horrowing story of oc - O $8 Moyle -(Comedy) •• dron of Blood” 1968 Boris © News laugh, love and mature through Adaptation ol Michael Crich cult phenomena as lour re "Blondie Bring* up Baby" Karloll.VivecaLindlors Ablind © 98 Partridge Family three turbulent decades (2 ton snovelaboul a satellite that searchers agree to spend one 1940 Arthur Lake. Penny Sing sculptor models his sculptures © Good Times hrs ) lands in New Mexico and con week in house known to be in leton When Baby DumpHng on skeletons which are provid © (44 Movie -(Comedy) •• 4 © Great Performances lammatesawholetown.andthe habited by spirits (2 hrs) playshookey Iron) school. Dag ed lor him by his murdering wife “Frisco Kid" 1979 Gene Tinker. Tailor. Soldier. Spy’ team ol loui top scientists sent 11:30 0(32) Comedy Classics woodgoeslookinglorhim and and her lover (2 hrs ) Wilder (Paid Subscription Part IV In this linal episode. in to discovei a solution (2 18) (17) Six Million Dollar Man gels arrested lor kidnapping © Cosmos 'Travelers' Tales' Television) Oil-beat western George Smiley reveals the hrs ) © Oavid Susskind Show (90 mins ) Dr Carl Sagan takes the about a naive Polish rabbi sent identity ol Ihe mole', and Mrs 0 0 (1 0 ) 151 £5 Saturday 12:00 0(2SMovie-(Fantasy)* "The ©Movie -(Comedy)** “Fran- viewers on a cruise among the toSanFranaiscotolakecharge Smiley finally makesanappear Night UveHost George Carlin Magus" 1968 Anthony Quinn. cia" 1950 Donald O’Connor. planets on an imaginary space 01 a congregation When he ance (Closed Captioned. U Guests JamsIan.BillyPreston Michart Came Patricia Medina The lirst in a craft, and then shifts the scene misses his boat, he is forced to " S A ) (60 mins ) (Repeat. 90 mins ) 0 Second City TV series ol comedies about a talk to NASA's Jet Propulsion set out across Ihe Americanwil © Lively Country Q <32 After Benny (10) 1151 S haN sN a mg mule (2 hrs ) Laboraloryin July. 1979.where derness on horseback in the 7:30 ©l2)(2)0(3D The Tim Con O ABC News © 144 700 Club improtanl new knowledge company ol a young bank rob way Show Tim Conway is sur (I# ) (15> Capitol Conference about Jupiter arrived almost ber (2 hrs.) prised with an appearance by © Here'* To Tour Health hourly Iron) Ihe Voyager 2 (10) (1$ Fight Back old Inend Harvey Korman. who (J) (2) © (H ) In The News spacecraft. (Closed- O Julia Child And More attempts to take over the sports action 8(M Movie -(Suspense) • h Captioned. U S A ) (60 mins ) Company show "High Commissioner" 1968 © Consultation 5:30 ©l3«'News ©132) Tic Tec Dough Rod Taylor. Christopher Plum 2 :3 0 © (JD Pop G oes The ( ? ) (2 ) 0 CBS News 0 In Search Of mer. A diplomat becomes in Country ©©(10)(15)88 NBC News © Lively Country 12) (2) Opportunity Line for the week volved in murder at theheight ol 0 9 8 Brady Bunch 8:00 © (2 > (2 )0 <3i> Special Movie cold war negotiations. (2 hrs ) • 0 (8) (17) (ft) NCAA © Welcome Back. Hotter Presentation Georgia Football ( * ) ( ? ) • 30 Minutes © © Sneak Preview* Peaches' I960 Stars Tanya SUNDAY ___ P Emergency One 0 Almeta Speaks With: Or. Co-hosts Gene Siskel and Tucker. Terri Nunn A trio of © Pop Goes The Country Waiter E. Washington Roger Ebert review the latest triendslmdthemselvesworking (ABC) COLLEGE FOOTBALL '80: 12:30 PM E.D.T. - 11:30 (16)8® Assignment 18 3:00 © (H ) The Facts For Boys The films. as undercover agents lor the experience of changing Irom AM C.D.T. I © From Jumpetreet 'Early government, fracking down a Weekly highlights ol key contests which are scheduled Ja zt' Jazz pioneers Alvin Al boyhoodtomanhoodandallthe EVENING______. dangerous criminal in order to new strange, new physical and during the 1980 NCAA football season corn and Roy Eldridge perform 6:00 ©(10)(15)OD He* Haw Guests save their own skins (2 hrs ) emotional feelings that accom and talk with hostOscarBrown. Statler Brothers. Jimmi Can © 98 Movie -(Horror) • • W pany this ages-otd and alway *- (CBS) NFL TODAY: 12:30 PM E.D.T. - 11:30 AM C.O.T. Jr. about the origins ol their mu non, Ralph Case Dancers. "Son of Dracule" 1942 Lon new process so dramatically Chaney. Jr , Evelyn Ankers In A program preceding each National Football League sic. Also seen will be film clips Nashville Edition. (60 mins.) apparent with the awakening ol broadcast with news and features on the NFL and other and early photos telling the ( 2 ) ( 2 ) © © 3 $ News Louisiana. Count Dracula lakes sexuality at puberty, is ex sports news ot the day story ol ragtime, the art lorm © OnO over a large mansion and finds a that grew from the music ol the plored on this special program bride (2 hrs ) lor boys. O 92 I Love Lucy (NBC) NFL '80: 12:30 PM E.D.T. - 11:30 AM C.D.T. slave*. (Closed-Captioned) • Off The Record 9 People To People (21 (2) BM Cosby Show © Movie -(Adventure) •* Pre game show hosted by Bryant Gumbet (J)(t) Different Drummers 0 0 8 ) Solid Gold Co hosts: © Lon* Ranger © • ( 16) (« ) (28 “ Kidnapped" 1971 M ichael Sports world Glen Campbell. Oionne War (CBS) NFL TODAY: 1:00 PM E.D.T. - 12:00 NOON © Movie-(Drama) * * * * "L a wick. Gold record winners per Came. Trevor Howard. Story ol Strada" 1986 Anthony Quinn. © © Movie -'(Comedy) • • Ihegallant outlaw whoknewbut C.D.T. "Ma and Pa Kettle at Home" form their hit songs Atlanta Falc ons <■ St l ouis Cardinals. Dallas Cowboys Hr Giuletla Masina. A brutish (8) (12) Mont* Carlo one love hiscountry untilatiery 1984 Marjorie Main. Percy Kil New York Giants. Detroit lions Minnesota Vikings. San strongman takes a simple 0 Barney Miller girl and a valiant boy enter his bride. The Kettle's try to make Francisco 49ors u Green Bay Packers. Washington mindedwadwithhimashe tours © This Old House This week life (2 hrs ) an old homestead into a model tromtowntotown. encountering host Bob Vila talks with a heat © Great Parformances: Llva Redskins AND CHEESE SHOP Diesel 11,000 miles. SATURDAY ______7N W. Howard Pontiac, IN. (ABC) NCAA FOOTBALL: 12:00 NOON E.D.T. - 11:00 AM mam i i m » 1980 DELTA 88 Brougham C.D.T. Prices Effective 4-dr., demonstrator. M PONTIAC (ABC) NCAA FOOTBALL. 3 * 5 PM E.D.T 2:45 PM Bgv.9tkniNgv.il SPORTS CANADA HOUSE 9 1977 CHEVROLET Monte Team distributors Carlo jCBSj SPORTS SPECTACULAR: 4:00 PM E.D.T. • 3:00 PM C a n a d ia n A ^^Jo r... ATHLETIC "CLOTHING & LA Times 500.' featuring the final of the NASCAR event 1979 CHEVROLET pick up lor 1980. from Ontario Motor Speedway. 'Battle of the NFL Equipment W h isk e y J m Silverado heavy duty Cheerleaders.' Pari III 1.78 Uter Va-ton. "TROPHIES & w Engraving (NBC) SPORTSWORLD: 4:00 PM E.D.T. • 3:00 PM $ 7 * 8 C.D.T. •CONVERSE World Invitational Track and Field Meet from the People's 1979 CHEVETTE, 4-dr., 4 Republic of China; pro skiing-slalom from Stowe. Vt.; seW ov / / cyl., a /c . Basketball Shoes United States Men's Powerlifting championship from Ph. 815-844-6544__ . Madison. Wise.; Legends of Bowling from McAfee. N.J. V o d k a l / 1978 CHEVROLET Malibu 2-dr., coupe, 1977 FORD • Thunderbird IMJB MILW AUKEE STOLLER & MAURER 1978 CHEVROLET 4k ton 4 Construction Company & B a e r wheel drive. 12/12 Bz. C«m - C*M tael Design/Build Group Falrbury, III. 815-692-4311 • 2 " ______NUSSBAUM O P E N : 9 -1 2 M o n . • Thura. Designers & Builders Of Commercial, 9 - 1 2 :3 0 F r l. & S a t. Route 24 East, Chats worth i Sunday M O p.m. Industrial & Institutional Projects ** — ■fTWHII I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l l fm Update - Nov. 5 -11,1980 - EIGHT ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN problem but becomes an impor • George claims he's loo busy to lent part ol a Texas ranch fami lake time off. (Pi. I of a tour-part Robert Redford and Dustin ly Stars Dorothy McGuire. episode) Hoffman (pictured), star in All the FessParket (Pt I of a two part 9:00 9(D (2)9(H ) Danes As J R President's Men.' the gripping episode. 60 mins.) (Closed- undergoes bit second opera dramatization about the investiga Captioned. USA) lion. Bobby takeaoverEwing Oil tive reporting of two Washington 9 99 PM Magazine Special with Jock's blessing (60 Post writers who uncovered one of 9 9 9# Those Amazing mins) Animals Vampire beta, drink the most pervasive scandals in the 9 New6 nation s history blood, a species ol giant squid 9 (44 Programming The drama, in its network is discovered, and a fourth Unannounced television debut on NBC's Sunday generation sheep herder trains 9 Masterpiece Theatre Big Event NOVEMBER 9. features a mongrel to herd his Hock (60 Pride and Prejudice’ Episode Jason Robards. in his Oscar- mins ) III Mi Bingley's abrupt depar winmng performance 9 Soundstage ‘Gordon Light- ture to London hat hurt Jane Redford and Hoffman star as loot’ (Closed-Captioned. U - deeply and Elizabeth is con Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, S A ) (60 mins ) vinced the disagreeable Mr. respectively, two reporters who 9 Japan: The Changing Darcy wastoblameaasurelyas search for background information Tradition hewaalorthemisfortuneaolMr about the men who are charged 6:30 9 Basketball Boston Celtics Wickham (Cloaed-Captioned. with a break-in at the Democratic vs Chicago Bulls U SA .) (60 mine.) National Headquarters in the 9 Tomorrow's Famines 9 All Creatures Groat And Watergate complex in Washington. 7:00 9 (D (2) 9 (SD Archie Small ‘Golden Lads and Girls' DC Bunker's Place The cost of James' luck changes in his CH€C« lISTWGS fO» [MCT TMK maintaining the house by him romance with Helen (60 self and the painful memories mins.) are driving Archie out of hit 9:40 9 9 (8 )9 7 1 (9 ) Good Homing home and info a co-op apart America The program will pin mantoaidtheU.S anda govern Lively Arts For Young People ment. bul Stephanie has other point changes over the last five SUNDAY ment agent (2 hrs ) Make'EmLaugh: AYoungPeo ideas NOV. 9. 1980 years aa reflected in Good 9 College Football '80 pie's Comedy Concert' A light 9 9 ( 19) THE CHAMP F o o lb .il ABC Sport* will 11:18 i (i) iff) ( » provide live coverage ot the A down-and-out boxer strug game between the New Eng 11:30 B 9D Streets O f gles to resume his career when land Patriots and the Houston Francisco his estranged wife challenges him Oilers ■ 8 (1 1 )8 )8 Tomorrow for custody of their young son. in B Monte Carlo B B Newstaik 'The Champ,' drama starring Jon O ® The Shakespeare Ptaye B MM l.rpl.ce Theatre Voight and Faye Dunaway (pic Hamlet’ Derek Jacobi atari at 'Pride and Prejudice Epieode tured). to be broadcast for the Hamlet, a role which won him III Mr Bingley'a abrupt depar first time on network television, international acclaim when he ture to London hae hurt Jana performed if on London's West deeply and Elizabeth is con as a special movie presentation. End The distinguished cast vinced the disagreeable Mr. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10 on also includes Claire Bloom as Darcy wasloblameaeaurelyaa CBS-TV Gertrude. Eric Porter as Poton hewasforthe misfortune* of Mr. In this poignant tale, the happy ius and Latte Ward at Ophelia Wickham. (Closed-Captioned: relationship between a one-time (3hra.. 30 mins.) OS.A.) (60 mins ) boxing champ named Bill (Voight) I B To Ten The Truth 11:35 and his 8-year-old son T.J. (Ricky 19 t Newscene • (If) Viewpoint Schroder) is threatened when B O B Don Lena Show (ID Six Million Dollar Man Billy’s former wife Annie (Miss B News 1 2 :0 0 Mary Tyler Moore Show Dunaway) reappears in their life B (44) Programming 12:05 SB Movie -(Crime) ** H "Por Annie had left the boy with Billy Unannounced trait of a Mobster" 1981 Vic seven years earlier, but now she 9:30 (2!(2)B During a sold out Saturday Barbara Mandrell has night show at the Palomino become the third female Club. Johnny Lee was |oined country artist to win the on stage by David Allen Entertainer . ot the Year w a n t ™ Coe Award Loretta Lynn first In addition to appearing at broke the female barrier with the Palomino. Johnny per the award in 1972. and it was formed at Disneyland during not awarded to a lemale INARM ALL OVER the day that weekend He again until Dolly Parton also taped an appearance on received the nod in 1978 the 'Toni Tennille Show ' Last year's winner was Willie David Allen Coe was in Nelson FEELING NEXT Hollywood . to work on the Miss Mandrell was last- film. Take This Job and year's Female Vocalist of the Shove It.' Year' an award that went to Crystal Gayle in both 1977 EHRSIMA5? T.O. Sheppard sings the and 1978 Other Female title song to the Robert Vocalists ot the Year' who Blake. Dyan Cannon Par have won more than once amount Picture. Coast to are Loretta Lynn (1967. 1972 JON THE Coast.' T.G recently went and 1973). Tammy Wynette coast to coast to appear on (1968. 1969 and 1970) and The Merv Griffin Show' to Dolly Parton (1975 and sing the song and his recent 1976) CURL You’re Invltod To Tho VormilHonairM Mon’* Barbershop Chorus . . . The I'uirhury Federal Christmas Club, tliul is. And. jusi for opening u new Christ mas Club “SING-A-LONG” Aeeimni Ibrul least XI per week, you'll receive one Next Monday Evening of ihe handsome mill's shown here. Knell mug is blue and features some of your favorite rustic winter scenes. 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IL. 61726 CHORUS (815) 945-7764 ( 5 3) TUESDAY NOV. 11, 1980 EVENING 6:00 0 (1 ) (2) I ia®(jD 0 0 9 9 ) 0 1 MASH (8)9?) Joker's Wild 0 Barney Miller 8 9 M Rookies fc1]towttdto Refttoimumi (10)9$) Channel 15 News O MacNell-Lehrer Report O Dick Cavetl Show 1 H (lockUut Jbuuqe 6:30 0 ($ D Happy Days Again O M.A.S.H. e Q (10) 9$) (2$) Family PRIVATE PARTIES ■ BANQUETS ■ MEETINGS X Saturday Feud ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR S - 125 PEOPLI/Evening Specials1 O O ( It 01 All In The Family WITH COMPLETE COCKTAIL / pR|ME R|Q (81 (IF) Tic Tac Dough O Carol Burnett And FACILITIES AVAILABLE w/Soup A Friends (D Wild Wild World Ot SMORGASBORD EVERY SUNDAY \ Salad Bar Animals ( 9 MacNeil-Lehrer Report OPEN 7 DAYS 5:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M. \$5.95 & $6.95 6:55 121(2) WBBM Editorial 512 E. OAK FAIRBURY 115/692-2216 O WLS Editorial 7:00 O ($D ?>»l« A?S'.???WCBS 2 ( 2 ) 0 Gnomes A family ol Woodland Gnomes preparing when the girls, in Ihe pursuit of Schneider. Tony Lo Bianco An for the wedding of the eldest freedom, move away from 9»ite group of New York City de !Hl Monday Night son.whoat 101 is just about old home, but only fo the apartment tectives hunt down criminals ' FARMERS RUB Pub Night - Chicken enough to marry, are observed below (Premiere) who are engaged in felonies by the treacherous, tiresome, 8:59 © 0 $ Nowscene punishable by seven or more Family Style S3 tricky Trolls The Trolls are out 9:00 0 0 ( 10)(15-3S) The Dick And years injail. (2 hrs . 30 mins.) a ll you can eat Tom Smothers Brothers © 44 Programming to seek revenge on the Gnomes CwngNt* Diimr Mu for healing an injured owl and Special Unannounced !»»• releasing a bear from a Troll © 32 Don Lane Show 11:30 0 (tf) Streets Of Sen DINNER SPECIALS Saturday hunting trap (60 mins) 0© (8)(1 ?)ftt) Herl To Her! A Francisco O © (10) I15M25J Tuesday bridegroom's abrupt departure © 0 ( 1 0 ) (15) (25) Tomorrow it Fecilitiet BBQ Ribs $6** Night At The Movies Pigs vs leaves theconfused bride in the Guest Dr Christian Barnard, Accemmedat* IM Freaks' 1980 Stars Tony Ran arms of Jonathan and Jennifer heart transplant pioneer (90 Choice of potato dall. Grant Goodeve When the Hart, whose efforts to find the mins ) tension between the police and missing groom entangles them ©<3$ Newstalk Includes salad bar hippies in a small town reach a m a surprising murder inveshga © Good Neighbors near lever pilch, both parties lion (Season Premiere. 60 12:00 O Mery Tyler Moore Show Carry outs available decide to settle their differ mins ) © ABC Captioned Newt ences on the football field (2 subjected to suspicions of the hrs ) police In trying lo cover up the 0 3 2 PM Magazine accidental killing ol an ad o o (19) Happy Days Joanie vanced pupil (2 hrs . 7 mins ) and Chachi spend an ou 1:36 0 9 6 ) Somebody Loves You trageous night to remember in a PROMISE OF LOVE 1:40 < D (l) News motel honeymoon suite when their car breaks down after the 1:55 < 3)(2) WBBMEditorial V.ilerte Berlinelli (pictured) , 2:00 (4) (2) Movie young lovers sneak off to a con stars as a young bride named cert in Chicago -(Mystery-Drama)* "Murdar Kathy whose Marine husband is on tha 13th Floor" 1974 (Season Premiere) killed in Ihe Vietnam War. in O Movie -(Adventure) • •• James Stewart. Teresa Wrighl “Dirty Mary. Crazy Larry" The Promise ol Love.' a new A lawyer defends a young man accused ol murder because 1974 Peter Fonda. Susan motion picture for television to he'sthesonolan old flame (90 George Two stock car racers be broadcast on The CBS mins ) extort $150,000 from super Tuesday Night Movies.' TUES market in order to buy first O Today In Chicago DAY. NOVEMBER 11 (8) (IT1 Nows class racing car. and then race The story is set in 1967 in the through a series of escapades 2:28 0 Raftactions southern California community 2:30 0 Meditation in rural California (2 h rs) of Oceanside and the nearby ( 9 44) Programming 3:30 (t)(2)Movla- (Continued tram Pago 2) the trapdoors on the second floor. These open into hidden compart ments located in the closets of the floorbelow. It is the belief of a few local residents that these com partments were used to hide runaway slaves as part of the famous Underground Railroad. Another curious feature of the house is the unique design of its dungeon-lik? basement. It is divided into seven rooms with a room in the center which is very dark and has no windows. All of the windows are heavily barred and strong steel rings aye embed ded into the walls as if they were used to chain something or some one to them. In one corner of the basement there is a depres sion where it is believed a tunnel once was connected with the barn. Many of the windows in the mansion still have the original glass in them. There also are original inside shutters on them, some of which have been taken down. Niches can be found in the walls running alongside the spiral staircase which at one tim e prob ably held statues or flowers. (Ptaaaa turn to Pago 12) Architecture THE ARCHED WINDOWS (top right), still contain the glass which was installed in them over 100 years ago. The shutters on many of the windows in the mansion are also believed to be original. The immense front doors of the house (lower right), are surrounded by beautiful stained glass windows. These doors have been sealed shut and the rear doors to the house are now used as the main entrance. ______.1 \ ■ Update - Nov. 5 -11,1960 - TWELVE m * Tow ering (ConttniMd from P»fl* 11) To prevent heat loss a partition has been erected around the base of the staircase and the six fireplaces, with black marble mantels, have been bricked up. In 1978 it cost $300 a week to heat the mansion using fuel oil. The present renter of the house plans to use solar energy collected by solar panels located on the south side of the house this w inter to aid the heating system. Mystery The bars which cover all of the basement windows have raised many questions about their purpose. Some people believe that the basement was used as a prison. 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