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SINGLE COPY30' CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921). THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1984 One Hundred Tenth Year Copyright. 106« Cornbtll PrtM . Inc
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Lv e School year starts with more red ink Chataworth srhool superintendent Donald Thus, with the existing debt, no income, He went on to state that unless every penny Walker told the school board Thursday night and current bills to pay. the board approved was carefully watched, the board would have Walker said that even though the district that the district must begin the 1964-85 fiscal issuing $100,000 in the education fund and to cash warrants all year and stay afloat only had a fairly high tax rate, it wasn’t enough to year by issuing anticipation warrants. $25,000 in the building fund by using warrants. by issuing working cash bonds. get the schools out ot the hole With pro|H-rt> The district ended the last year on June 30 Walker told the board that warrants "You can legally borrow up to 85 percent of assessments down and the student population with a deficit of over $300,000. With county probably would have to be used all year, the amount in any fund through anticipation low. income just cannot meet expen.se.s. taxes to be received very late this year. .11 because once the district does receive lax warrants," Walker said. "That is, assuming Valker pointed out Walker said that no income from property money, that money will have to be applied to that a bank or banks will take the warrants. And the amount of state aid you get is a taxes could be expected until October. warrants already issued. But you still may not have enough to finish the ilisgrace-vou only get about $.'i.500 a month." Bus contract renewed by
JIM MOODY, assistant fire chief; Jerry Ashman, fire chief; Joe Baltz, retiring school board chief Chuck Culkin. trustee: and Jim Rebholz, trustee all gathered at the The Chatsworth school board renewed the Chatsworth fire house for presentation of a plaque to Baltz in honor of his 32 bus tran.sporlation contract with Lyle Dehm at years as chief of the department. the regular July meeting, with rates to be the Culkin, an original member of the department when it was formed in 1946, 15 same as la.st year except for the daily routes. said that for Baltz to serve as chief from 1952 to 1984 is quite an achievement. IX'tuii was pre.sent. and slated that the cost of the daily routes should be ini-reased by two [R-rcent. and the iMiaril agreed 10 Regular routes cost the district $2t),098.T5 la.-,t year. .About 130 miles a day are driven on regular routes at a cost of $l .(la per mile. 4-H Ford fair winners listed Reserve grand champion pair of barrows: l hal ter rates will stay the same at $1.’20 by Keith Wilken. reporter I.ara Elliott; IRT mile. The Chatsworth .Junior Farmers won inany Ill other busine.ss. the board: prizes in 4-H classes at the Ford County fair Junior swine showrmanship plaque Mark Elliott; -u.sed .luiie as the date to cancel the last week, with the follow-ing a listing of the :10 Senior swine showmanship plaque: Mike Working cash fund, with the money lot-al awards: transferred to the education fund ■Angus steer: Keith Wilken. A and cham Miller; -decided not to piircha.se a computer for pion; John Wilken. A and reserve champion; Wood: Bart Bayston. A; Dan Weber, A; use in the high schiKil office Purebred guilt; .Mike Miller, A and cham David lindquist, B; ' -joined the Kantoul Computer Consortium pion; (Yaig little. A and reserx-e champion; Town garden: David lindquist. A aiKl state the board liad voted to join the Heartland Purebred Litter: Craig iJtllc. A; fair designate: Lisa Gerdes. A: and Chad Consortium in IK-catur. but when the Hantoul Crossbred gilt . i All A’si Dan Weber, Gerdes, B; opjiortiiinty came, the b*>ard decided to go that champion; Mark Elliott, reser\-e cliampion; Family garden: John Wilken, A; Keith Wilken, A; way Mike EllioU, Doug Miller, Malt Miller, l.ara Five vegetables; John Wilken, A; Keith -heard from Walker that registration for Elliott. .Michelle Miller. Tim .Mriircal, Debbie till- 1984-85 school year will lx- Aug 15-1(> Kessinger. Keith Wilken: Wilken, A; .Sti dents entering kindergarten, fifth, and Crossbred litter Mike F.lliott. A and cham Drawing or sketching: Chad Gerdes, A: ii; ih grades niu.st have physicals and a pion; Doug Miller. A and reserve champion; Small engines: David Lindquist. A and ^ : Tent completed health card Mark Elliott and liira Elliott, both A’s; state fair designate; -acceptiHl bids for milk and bread Single laarkel barrov» .All .A’s i Brian Riolography 1: Michelle Birkenixii'., C, Haren. Lynne Harm Fn< Haren. Ix'slie Tractor operator's contest I'arl Homs- »“ • Haren: tein. second place; .Single market bariew ami pan of market I,atchhook Michelle Birkenbeil. B; harrows All .A .^ in both (las.-,est Mike Stitcher)-: Sarah Weber. A and superior; Gary Aramini runs Michelle Miller. A: I^eslie Haren. B. Ijsa Miller, Craig Little. Hretl Bayston, Debbie IN THE ALMOST ANYTHING GOES contest at Melvin, Brian Haren, Eric Haren, Dale Miller. Mike Miller. Dan Kessinger, l.ara Elliott. Sarah Weber, Carl Gerdes, B; the Chatsworth team won $50 (or the 4-H club Those on Weber, and Irv Wilken, pictured, with Matt Miller and by Chatsworth July 20 Homstein, Dan Welx-r. .Mike FJliott, Doug You I^eam To Bake: Dan Weber. B; the team included Phil Haren, Gaylen Haren. Agga Haren. Doug Miller absent when the picture was taken Miller, Mark KlliiKt fCiil IkiysUxi. Michelle Microwave I: Michelle Birkenbeil. A: Miller. .Matt Miller , Keith Wilken: Yeast Bread; Michelle Miller, B; in cancer fundraiser Poultry; all John Wilken entries, large ■•7 Grand i-hainpion harrow Uira Elliott: Reserve grand ehamjnon barrow Dan breed egg production pen. B; rest all A s, (iar\ Arammi and hi.s Iwu nimjianion.s. hl,^ |2B Welx-r. leghorn egg production pen; pullet; breeding Chatsworth Junior Farmers win contest cousin. Kav. and a friend. Jolm Thompson, Grand rhaminon jiair of harrows .Mark pen; one dozen eggs; rooster pen; ran thi'tiugh Chal>wnrlh on KouU- 24 on Friday For the second year, the Ford L’ounty 4-H F.lliott; Champion chicken exhibit: John Wilken I k the Pondero.sa 4-H club The Ijist Minute Get receiving the lugnest pids were an morniiii, .itlci sjicniling rhiirsd.iy nighl in Federation sponsored an Almost Anything Togethers received third place. Other teams autographed Family Ties sweat shirt which Forrest (iary i> riiimmg to raise moiu-y for Goes Contest at the Ford County 4-H show. Six participating were the Fagle.s 4-H club. Handy sold for $36.00. an autographed Hill Street cancel research teams battled for the first place prize of $50 by Helpers 4-H club and the Gibson City Music- Blues script which sold for $26.00, and an Miclicllc I filler, (’halsworlh librarian, join participation in such events as the greased Club. Judges for the contest were Gayle Inaugural Book from the National Republican ed (iai \ about two miles west of Meadows on balloon race, the ping pong relay, and the Anderson, Elliott- .loe I)t*w-ey. Paxton; and Committee which sold for $21.00. The auction Thursday a- hi- ran ,uid walkei' towards Fair- Chatsworth animals on block Tarzan obstacle course. Dean Undholm. SibU-> brought in a total of $175.00 which will lx- bury .She found she could nol lake the runn First place went to the Chatsworth Jr Also held was a celebrity auction. Guest donated to the Illinois F'our Million for 4 H ing on warm day. so joined him when he Farmers 4-H club with second place going to .1 auctioneer »-as Bill Kruse. Elliott. Items Foundation. walked She said it took about five and a half at Ford fair livestock auction hours to get to F.iirbui y Due to some physical problems, (iary c.innot run all of the time, and .A luimix-r of ChaLsworlh-based animals Bayston, swine, Charlotte Farmers Grain; had Ix'cn runniiu: two lmle^ and walking one were sold at the 4-H bvesUx-k auction dunng Mike Miller, swine, Forrest Bank; Tim Oh, those Alps .. mile the Ford County Fair la.st week McGreal, swme. Deckers Hog Market. Mike The three men keeji a scrapbook and a day FoUowuig IS a iLst of Chatsworth items, with Elliott, swine. Charlotte Farmers Gram; to day account of their activities and to date the name of the entrant, the class, and the Michelle Miller, swine. Forrest Bank, Debbie Livestock team back from Scotland, Europe the biHik IS about tour or five inches thick. name of the buyer: Kessinger, swine. Charlotte Farmers Grain; Gary told Michelle of a man in Colorado John Wilken, poultry . Charlotte Farmers Keith Wilken. swine, Forrest Bank; Carl The national champion Chatsworth FFA structures are maintained for their historical who stoDoed his car and gave flary ten dollars Grain. John Wilken, beef. Russell Lindquist; Homstein. swine. Deckers Hog Market; Brian with lours of towns and chances for shopping Haren, swine, Charlotte Famiers Grain; Eric livestock judging team is back in town and significance After returning to I>ondon for two days of for cancer re.search Ix'cau.se he had just lost Keith Wilken, beef, Charlotte Fanners Gram; Haren. swine. Charlotte Farmers Grain; “out of the clouds" after traveling to Scotland When new buildings are constructed, most tours and shopping, the team left by ferry for his father, a victim of i ancer. and every where liira Elliott, swine, Charlotte Farmers Grain Lynne Haren, swine. Charlotte Farmers for an international match and to Europe for a are made to look in the styles of the old ones. the continent, landing in Amsterdam on June he runs or walks jx-ople stop him and want to and I,aHogue Ag Service: sight-seeing tour. At the judging contest, the team was 26. know where they can give money for this pro Dan Welx-r, swine. Charlotte Farmers Gram; l>eslie Haren. swine, Forrest Ixx-ker; Agga The team of Don Rich, Keith Wilken, Ann divided into pairs, with Wilken and Krones in Amsterdam was found to be old and ject Gram. Bart Bayston. swine. Forrest Bank; Haren. swine. Charlotte Farmers Grain; Krones, and Brett Bayston, plus chaperones one pair and Bayston and Rich in the other. rugged, but most other places were all right To date $175 had been collected in •Mark Elliott, swine, IX-ckers Hog .Market; Sarah Weber, swine. I>aHogue Ag Service Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weber M t June 16 from Four cattle classes were judged, with for the team members to travel around by bu.s Chatsworth Anyone wishing to contribute can Matt Miller, swine. Forrest Bank: Brett Chicago for London, where a tranter was Guirlois, Angus. Herefords and Galloway as or taxi. leave a donation at the library made for the flight to Edinburgh. the breeds. Germany was the next stop on June 29, On June 18, the group went to the Highland Team members had to state reasons on two followed the next day by a train ride to Show to review the layout for the judging of the classes, and Weber thought that Switzerland, where Weber feels the team was Angus registry contest and to see Queen Elizabeth. procedural differences used in Scotland may- actually stunned by the view of the mountain A f o s f student fees stable for new year The foUowlng day, the group visited farms have hurt the local cause somewhat. ranges. in the Edinburgh area and had time for Chatsworth team members are used to Paris was the next stop on July 2-and all names Lloyd The Chatsworth sc hool board set fees and pay $10.50. Coverage for 24 hours is $29. wtule shopping. giving reasons in an orderly, quiet room with too soon, it was time to return home. approved bids for milk and bread at the 24-hour dental insurance is $3 One place viewed on Tuesday was Oatridge no talking, no notes, and no conversing with Kemnetz, Jr. regular July meeting July 19. High school gate admissions stay at $1.50 college, which is an agriculture school set up others about the cattle being judged. Lloyd Kemnetz, Jr of Chatsworth. has Many of the fees remain at the .same level and $1 , while grade school admissions will be somewhat like the junior coUeges here. "I thought we did all right in the judging, been elected to membership in the .American as last year. $1 and 50 cents. Students attend to learn farm operations, and with one class of the Herefords mayte not so Angus As.s(x-iation. reports Dick .Spader, ex One adjustment was made in grade school after 8on» iiMtnictian, go back to become appren- good,” Weber said. "We weren't sure just Rrst Baptist church ecutive vice-president of the national meal prices, with the board using $1.05 per ttoefannerB. what they wanted. We did our reasons from organization with headquarters in St. Joseph. meal through grade five instead of grade One of the courses offered In seminar while memory, while others used notes The area hosts summer concert Missouri. eight. Board members conrunented that junior 35th Kyburz reunion the group was there involved building dry was noisy, and there were some interruptions. The American Angus As.soc-iation, with high students eat enough to warrant charging stone dikes or fences, which are commonly We used a fast style of delivery and maybe the fomier high school student rate of $1.15. On July 29 at 7:00 the First Baptist church some 38,000 active life and junior members, is IS a guessing game used in Scotland. they wanted us to go more slowly.” So, for the next school year, lunch prices will sponsor its second annual summer con the largest beef cattle registry association in The 35th annual Kyburz reunion was held at The main crops seen were wheat*barley, Weber said there wasn’t much difference in will be $1.05 for grades 1-5, $1.15 for all other cert. “The Friends” mixed quartet affiliated the world. Its computerized records include CAPS bam on July 21 with 60 attending. and pasture crops, with many s h ^ and the beef viewed for judging, but the animals students, and $1.50 for adults with The Common Bond from Lexington, will detailed information on nearly 10 million Nathan Fehr received the door prize. Jan- cattle. were much fatter and older. U.S. animals are Book rentals remain the same at $15 for t i l present a program of religious songs. registered Angus. ny Schneider guessed the weight of the can Weber aaid that while many of the farm more refined, according fo Weber, but an kindergarten, $18 for all grades, and for This event will be held downstairs in the The Association records ancestral informa- $20 taloupe, while Mrs. Eli Walters guessed the practices are much the same as in the United animal that is big, thick, and correct is still a high school. church social rooms and will include tloh and keeps records of production of in weight of the watermelon. Rick Ending guess States, no soybeans are raised, and very little good animal. Towel fees were raised to $20 per semester fellowship and refreshments. Everyone is in dividual animals for its members. These per ed the correct number of pennies in a jar. com. Ihe cltanate is moderate at that latitude "The sheep were just the opposite of what for high school students amd $30 per semester vited! manent records help members select and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walters were noniinated because of ocean winds and currents, and we look for here," Weber said. “We want lean mate the best animals in their herds to pro for thW out for high school sports. The in to be in charge of the 1986 reunion, with Mr. barley and pasture crops seem to suit their animals with high muscle content. They look duce high quality, efficient breeding cattle crease was necessary because of towel costs to and Mrs. Wayne Fehr helping. The next reu needs beat. for fat ones and thick ones. But it was a which are then recorded with the American the school, high school principal Leeon Carrico nion was voted to be the third Saturday of July Many old existing buikUngs are maintained ' i pleasure to eat their mutton." MARKETS Angus Association. Most of these registered stated. in Indiana in 1985. for fanning, with nnodero equipment inside. On June 22 and 23 the team stayed with host (Quote of Uvingston Grain) Angus are used by the U.S. farmers and ran Milk prices will remain at 15 cents per car The 1984 committee was Dean and Donna For instance, an anctent stone bam may have families in Bristol, where they were treated Cbm . $3 II chers who raise high quality beef for U.S. con ton, with insurance also the same. Grades K-6 Kyburz and Tom and Nancy Bmling, who brand new dairy setups inside. Most of the old very nicely. Dances were held both nights. Beans $6.39 sumption. pay $5.25 for insurance, while all other grades roasted s hog for the dinner. J. Chatsworth OES has Christmas in July Social News Larry's Lines by Larry Knilands (Tiatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held a diristmas in July observance Mr. Mid Mrs. Join Yoder, Jason, when they met in regular session July 19. and Joe, spent the weekend at July 14 atten true national coverage of conventions coming Again, 1 nave lu iuo k oacK at history for a ding the Iron Horse Festival in downtown Elnough conversation has been generated Because of installation of new officers being in 1952 and the first campaign geared toward partial answer tu that one. around me in the past few days about MO.NDAY, JULY 30 held on a regular meeting night each Ixigansport, Ind. The entertainment featured TV in I960 during the JFK-Nixon match. Some presidential candidates chose their Geraldine Ferraro's selection as the vice- 8:00 p m - Ijvingston County Council of December, the group has not really had a a three-mile train ride powered by a steam One of my assignments at the journalism running mates because they balanced the presidential candidate for the Democrats to American l,egion Auxiliary will meet at the CTiristmas party for several years. locomotive through wild territory where the school at the University cf Illinois was to write ticket on a north-south or east-west prompt me to use ‘his column as a commen Pontiac billet Cornell unit will host the Worthy Matron, Mrs Milford Sims, plann Indians were attacking the white settlers, and a paper about the uses and misuses of TV in geographical standpoint. Some took a VP for tary about her. meeting Memorial serxice for deceased ed this special observance, decorated the through a hobo village. As part of the festival ethnic or religious reasons. there were hot air balloon rides, contests for First of all, I have no feelings one way or national elections. members of the past year Girls Staters will rooms in the spirit of Christmas and hosted the I discovered nothing new or And some chose a person that would offer the other about a woman as a national can be special guests refreshment hour. Under a small decorated the kids, craft shows, booth with international didate. Whoever the person might be, if the earthshattering-but I found plenty of evidence no challenge or obvious contrast to the foods, free entertainment and dancing in the THURSDAY. AUGUST 2 tree she had provided small packages for each that once TV came into the home, any smart presidency . or because the power makers streets. Ixmise Mandrell was one of the person is felt to be q u ^ ie d by the officials in / 00 a. . - The bus for the Peter Cartwright per- on. a party, then the nomination ought to be given. politician began selecting staff members who wanted to kick a guy upstairs and out of state 111 trip leaves the United Methodist parking lot Mrs. Ro\ Anderson. Bloomington, Instruc featured entertainers. But IS Geraldine Ferraro a token? Is she knew about TV and the ways in which TV could politics Mr. and Mrs. (Tarence Dietz and sisters tress for tlie Chapter, was guest of honor. Mrs. representing a minority group? Is she a quota best be used to suit a particular candidate. Generally, we have been lucky whenever a Teresa and I>ena were Sunday callers at the Clarence Bennett, Secretary, was also that the Democrats felt thay had to meet at As an example, the first TV debate between vice-president advanced to the White House. home of their aunt, l^ena Endres. honored as a guest in the East. Mrs. Glenn this particular time? Is she a trick? Kennedy and Nixon in 1960 was the scene for Chester A. Arthur was a complete turnaround Saturday evening Mrs. Eula McNutt hosted W e a t h e r Gibb. Piper City, serveil as organist and From reading about her background, in mv the famous "backdrop” controversary after the death of Garfield, displaying none of a dinner for the six men in the brass ensemble soloist Other out-of-tow n members attending opinion the Demos did not select a dummy for Kennedy selected a dark suit to contrast the selfish qualities he had shown while in the from Bob Jones university who presented a included Roy Anderson, Mrs. Claude Hox- the second slot behind Mondale. The woman with the light blue background on the set. He government of the state of New York. W a n d e r i n g s worth. Mr. and Mrs Ixiwell Dunn, all of concert of gospel music at the Calvary Baptist would seem to have brains and determination dropped in several hours before air time, look Teddy Roosevelt certainly was no slouch church. Other guests were Rev. and Mrs. Bloomington, and Mr and Mrs Justin Mit -and 1 like candidates with those attributes. ed over the backdrop, and asked that the wall after McKinley was shot. Truman showed Melvin Meister, Mr.and Mrs. Lee as observed chell. Pontiac However, from the minute that Mondale be painted again, even lighter than it already abilib when Roosevelt passed away. Some Maplethorpe, Sharon Meister and Joan The Chapter receivetl a letter from the / j announced her as his pick, people around me was. historians grade I.BJ as a decent president, by Jim Rebholtz Johnson. Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Dorothy Shearer, have been fairly unified in stating that she was The studio people agreed. In the mean wmie ouiers aren't so kind to him. And the jury Anna Mae Ellinger and Naomi Wilson appointing Sister Sims as a page to serx-e at chosen not as the strongest veep material, but time, Nixon, who was fighting a cold, cracked is still out on Ford. motored to Mattoon l.ake to visit Mrs. EU- Weather listed is for the period from 7/17 Grand Chapter sessions in Springfield. Oc because of her sex and the appeal she may his knee on a car door just before air time, and How good a president would Ferraro make through 7/Zl. inger’s daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. have to female voters and to those who are came to the set wearing a light suit. if she took over the office? We will never tober 2 and 3 Temperatures ranged from a high of 92 to a A colored picture of the Eastern Star Home F'rank Prahl. Jr. looking for a real change in national politics. On the air, JFK came across as tanned know-unless the fates hand the reins to her. I jllian (?avanagh came home Friday from low of 54. at Macon and received by the Chapter for their Wire stories from all over the nation have athletic, sharply in focus, while Nixon ap the Robert I.awless home at Shorewood. She .A trace of rain tell at the start of the period, donation to the Home, had been framed by hinted the same thing-and this controversy peared to be pale and somewhat faded. and Fallen l.awless had returned on Tuesday with over an inch on Frida\-. Frank Seward and was mounted on the dining will undoubtedly boil right up through Nov. 6. Other examples abound whereby can .As of now. my major interest in her is a from Philadelphia, Pa., where they had spent Winds were light and variable, with a max room wall. when the issue be settled (at least until the didates gear their major campaign thrusts contemplation of what might run through the a week visiting relatives. imum velocity of 6mph. A letter was read from Mrs. Jean lieiser next election, i around the technology of TV, but 1 will leave nunds of voters on Nov. . Certainly before Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rosenboom and Elma 6 Barometric pre.ssure began the week at Scott, a member of Chatsworth Chapter who 4 , 1 have to fall back on my feelings about that topic with this thought: TV is important that time, tons will be written about the good 29.90 and rose to 30.25 by the end of the period. Trinkle returned recently from Indianapolis, candidates and what they should be in as a communications device, but the person and bad qualities of Ferraro, both as a can has recently taken up residency at the Home Relative humiditx reached 90 or better in Macon. She is a 50-year member and a Ind., after spending a week at the National deciding for or against Ferraro, but as of now, who designs a campaign around TV tricks didate and as a woman. ’Theater Organ Convention. every day but one. with a low of 50. former resident of both Piper City and Cullom. I find I am using the same yardsticks I have does not deserve our vote. But no matter what you think about her, Mrs. Martha Teter moved recently to her Skies were clear almost all week. She had made her home in Florida with her applied to all other national candidates before Will Ferraro run a campaign based on you have to admit that she will be a force in the new apartment on Maple Street. issues and hanlhitting ideas? Only time will daughter Mrs. Adrienne Hack of Miami. Her this. election. She may well prompt many to leave Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shafer returned Tuesday We have to watdi tor logical thuiking from tell. But if she does, she will become a factor son. Roger lieiser, is a Decatur resident. the ranks of the undecided quite soon, either from a weekend trip to Antigo.Wis. any candidate for any office on any level. It is to be reckoned with. The next meeting of Chatsworth Chapter because they want her or because they don’t. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herr and sons Ryan and *• easy to lapse into the "boob tube” approach to And if she does, she deserves to be an im Lonnie Singleton dies will be August 16 at 8 p.m. So 1 will ^ interested even more than usual Ixinnie D. Singleton, 45, of Roberts, died Mike of Deerfield, Susan Herr of Pontiac, John national elections, allowmg our choices to be portant factor in our deciding who to vote for. in the Nov. 6 results, because we are faced Herr of Bloomington, and Mrs. Dorothy Dun- governed by Ic "slick” promotional ads con I have heard many say that while she is all Saturday. July 21, 1984 at Cole hospital. THE CHATSWOR1 with a concrete issue that looms as important sheath of Glenview were weekend guests of structed by professionals who are masters in right for the vice-presidency, they will not vote Champaign. Thank you conference tourney Ti| as many others, and stands out more clearly Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Herr. Tom and Doretta at propaganda. for her because she will be only a heartbeat than most . p.m. at the Knapp F'uneral home with Rev. You are aware that the presence of TV in away from the presidency-and maybe a Wc would like to expre.ss our thanks to all tended the ’74 class reunion. On Sunday all the Can a woman be elected to the vice Bob Hoover officiating. Burial was in Lyman Herr family and Dorothy Dunsheath attended presidential elections is relatively new, with woman isn’t equipped for our highest office. presidency’’ our friends, relatives, and neighbors who cemetery . Roberts. remembered us with cards, gifts, and a help the Herr family reunion at CAf’S. Auxiliary coni He was bom April ’29,1939, at McGee. Ark., ing hand since the birth of our son Daniel. A Dorothy Mortimer a son of Oz and Nell Dodson Singleton. He special thanks to the Chatsworth Unit No. 1 married Donna Jean Breeden Dec. 23,1966, at has 64th in teachers, administrators and board members Roberts. She survives. for the lovely planters they sent. Everyone’s Smith reunion The 64th Annual .Aiiu-ru an I>egion Auxilia^ dies in Pontiac Other survivors include his mother. help and' thouKhfulness was very much ap Dorothy Sophia Mortimer, 88, of IJvingston Fairbury; a sister, Ijnda Decker. Fairbury; preciated. linoLs. xvas held in ! attracts 66 Icrnationl at O’Hare on I Manor Nursing home at Pontiac, and formerly and a brother, Bobby, Providence, R.l. Dax-c, Anita. Sarah. Rachel, and Daniel of Chatsworth and the Fairbury area, died at ,Mr Singleton was a member of the Roberts ■ Boomgarden-c There vxcre 784 delegates | 2:54 p m. July 21, 1984, at St James hospital, Community club and the Chatsworth The Smith reunion was held in the Forrest attendanee. Pontiac, where she had been a patient for Sportsmen’s club. park on July 22 with 66 family members and The Department Presi| eight days. He had worked at Nichols Honieshield, guests present. ton. presided over the A graveside serx’icc was held at 2 p.m. Chatsworth. for 23 years and at General Foods Following a potluck dinner the family was Gear, the National Presiti William Poyner dies entertained with a game of "F’amily Feud” visit. The theme th Monday at Chatsworth cemetery. Rev. Harold Corp, Roberts, for two years. He retired four Flessner officiating. years ago. due to a disability. and the "Newlywed Game.” Patrioti.sin Has Soared| She was born May 2. 1896, at Charlotte He attended Roberts United Methodist William Poyner. 71, of 115 West Ixicust st., l^ter in the afternoon everyone enjoyed ('onunander, Edward Township, a daughter of John F. and Elizabeth .^church, to which memorials may be made. died at 8:30 p.m. July 20, 1984, at St. James the music and sing-along provided by i ^ i group Stricken Saathoff. She married Ernest Mor hospital, Pontiac, where he had been a patient Young, Jamie Ricgcr and Bill Ducett. Area auxiliary meifi timer. March 4.1929. at Chicago. He died Dec for eight days liOtters were read from relatives not able to were Irene Shives. Mel| 15. 1969. He was taken to the Culkin Diggle F'uneral attend. and Zelma Pane, Gibso She was preceded in death by a daughter, Lost set of keys Home. Hosts this year were F'rances Doran, Dick ,'ind Miriam Jackson, three brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements were handled by and Roberta Doran, Mick and Georgia Doran Haberkorn and Donna Al Mrs. .Mortimer attended the Methodist not claimed yet Thorton Funeral Home in Carrier Mills. and Tom and Marily Weidner One of the annual hig| church A number of people who have lost their lion is the entertair Culkin-Digglc Funeral home was charge of keys have made inquiry about the se* ,.i keys veterans of West Sidd arrangements. turned in at the Plaindealer office r.oout three lios|)itaLs The theme of] weeks ago. was "A Tribute to These keys appear to be house keys, or volunteers were honore keys other than car keys. The person who lo.st them might live in the yyMEMBERy Fairbury area, be a ’’Gemini” or sell Tupper- Fairbury Federal NEWSPAPER / ware. ’The owner may pick up the keys at the THE CHATSWORTH PLAIHDEAIER Plaindealer office by making proper iden (USPS I0I-2ID) Applicatior tification. EtlablMied 1193 RATE-O-GRAM high schof CHATSWORTH. lUlHOIS system. Publlthed every Thursday JAMES H. ROBERTS. PuMither 1884 skater has both tarry Knilands. Editor Applicatior Joan Johnson. Assistant MR AND MRS GENE SOREY Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office feet in the clouds either schc CURRENT ANNUAL ol Chalsworth. IHInols. under Act ol March 3. IS79 Aug. 3. One Tear SI2.M (From the Plaindealer Feb. 23, 1M4) ACCOUNT RATE YIELD* Single Copies 30c “Yes,” she said to her escort as they glided OUT OE TRI-COUHTT AREA around the rink, "I do love roller skating. Interviews I Robin Briscoe weds Gene Sorey One Tear S15.00 When we are sailing around this way my very Telephone 139-3010 soul seems to be floating away toward heaven, 6 MONTH CERTIFICATE violets and lavender streamers, and wore Robin Mischelle Briscoe of (Thatsworth, the THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER and . . . ” By some mistake in the programme $1000 Minimum. lavender roses in their hair. daughter of Ron Briscoe of Carthage and Thurs . July 26. 1984 at this point both of her soles floated away Johanna Birscoe of Chatsworth, became the Flower girl was Amanda Briscoe of Car toward heaven, while the rest of her smote the Page Two bride of Gene Sorey of Chatsworth at 6 o’clock thage, sister of the bride. She wore a lavender earthly floor with a mighty smite. on June 30 at St. Paul’s Lutheran church in gown overlayed with lavender lace and ac Chatsworth. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. cented with lavender ribbon, an exact 12 MONTH CERTIFICATE and Mrs. Charles (Oem> Sorey of Chatsworth. duplicate of the bride’s gown. $1000 Minimum Rev James Frank performed the double Ronda Briscoe, sister of the bride, was rice Worry Free ring ceremony before an altar decorated with girl. She wore a lavender dress with ruffles Helo Wanted a cross, candles, a Bible and unity candle. A and a lavender rose with baby’s breath in her Preschool teacher for Forrest Bonanza long altar piece full of lavender and white hair Co-op Nursery School. Fall and flowers and two bouquets of flowers set off the Matt Frank was ring bearer. Spring sessions. Minimum qual Buildings. 18 MONTH CERTIFICATE Ted Dunn of Chatsworth served as best altar. ifications: At least 2 years of cpl- CLEAR-SPAN FARM. $1000 Minimum The bride was given in marraige by her man. lege credit from an accredited ^ jr father Organist was Pat Wilken of Groomsmen were Ron T. Briscoe, Mark college or university with 18 COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL Chatsworth and Lana Friedman of Bloom Sutcliffe, Scott Dehm and John Hahn, all of semester hours or equivalent BUILDINGS ington was soloist. Musical selections were Chatsworth. Ushers were Daryll Stiles, Lenny quarter hours in courses related Written Warranty INVESTOR’S GROWTH "Wedding Song,” “Lady,” and “Through the directly to child care and/or Eyes of Love.” Haberkorn and Shane Dawson, all of Charleston. IL $2500 Minimum The bride’s gown featured a deep under Chatsworth. child development. Contact Kay (217) 348 8135 Th« LImItBd ChBCkIng Account flounce skirt and sweeping chapel length The bride’s mother wore a lavender dress Mowery 657-8856 by Aug. 6. Toll Free train. Queen Anne neckline and full billowy overlayed in lavender sheer and carried two 80a252-5735 bishop sleeves with lace overlays, gathering to white carnations with lavender ribbon. The bridegroom’s mother chose a lavender ’Interest is compounded daily. Annual yield is based on Interest left In account to com deep lace trimmed cuffs with snap closing. rr ri r-iTT i ...... ii-r rn i i i i n. pound ior one year The dress was completely overlay^ in lace. gown with V-neckline and lace-like top, and Regulations require a substantial interest penalty lor early withdrawal on all certificates. Her cathedral length veil matched the lace of carried two white carnations with lavender her dress trim. She carried a bouquet of white ribbon. rosM, lily of the valley and violets, accented A reception and dance were held at the For « comploto Hat of our aorvICM, visit ont of our convonlont offICM with lavender streamers. She wore a diamond legion hall at 8 o'clock with music furnished by F a i r b u r y necklace of the bridegroom's mother. Sierra Cruiz. Serving cake were Judy Briscoe, Jennifer Diller of Forrest was maid of Laura Frye, Cindy Flessner and Lynn cl honor. She wore a lavender gown with Sutcliffe. Patty Haberkorn was in charge of halter/spaghetti strapped top luid shear the gifts and Suzzane Davis the guest book. Stock Car Races lavender cape with lavender flowers. She Following the reception the bridal couple wore a floral spray of lavender flowers in her left for the Ramada Inn in Bloomington, and hktm ry Federal hair, and carried a white, long stemmed rose are now at home at 315 East Beech in Saturday - July 28 with leaf backing, violets and white ribbons. Chatsworth. Savings B Loan Association 3 : 1 9 Starlyn Lowery of Carbondale, Kristin Fee- The new Mrs. Sorey is a 19M Chatsworth High school graduate. 115 N. Third. Fairbury • 81Se02-4338 . ,1 ly. Angie McConnell and Ingred Ending, all of Time Trials: /p ih RdcosBp.m. Chatsworth, ware brldesmaida. Their gowns The bridegroom, a liWO graduate of 210 Veto 8t„ CharKM • BISfMS-TTM were identical to that of the maid of honor. Chatsworth High school, is employed at A dm ission S4.00 , Kids 12 and under admi1t(;d iree. 1212 Towanda Plaza, Bloomington • 30gf8284366 They carried a white tong stemmed rose. Nichols-HomeahiekI in Chatsworth. 1 I I ■ 1 ■_! I 1 i I I I ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ I -I I 1 I I I ■ ■ I I ■ I 1 7 .
lews Dick's wins Odell tourney,
lYoder, Jaaon. kefid ot July 14 atten- rt%,. ^esUval in downtown 'aZir- V. • advances to state clash ntertainment featured Dick’s Supermarket team went undefeated will play their first game July 28 at 9 a m powered by a steam in the Stadel Construction Tournament at against the fourth place team from the Id territory where the Odell to take the championship. Jacksonville regional. That tourney lasts from I the white settlers, and En route to the title, Dick's beat the July 27-29 and Aug. 3-5 ■ ^ i t As part of the festival Braidwood Pacers 8-3, Pontiac Bob and In the regional, Dick's beat Station House |oon rides, contests for Ringo’s 10-2, Rentz’s Tap of Odell 11-6, the Pub of KKK 12-6, Performance Sports of KKK I with international South Wilmington Hitmen 4-3, and Ken’s Place 7-1, Remember When Inn of Wilmington 7-6. ^nt and dancing in the of Streator 8-5. and U.S. Tread of KKK 13-3 before losing to ell was one of the The team also got second place in the Rentz's Tap of Odell 16-11. They then won over Kankakee Class A regional, and will advance the Hitmen of South Wilmington 8-1 and bnce Dietz and sisters to the state tournament in Rock Island. Dick’s Rentz's Tap 5-4, before losing to Rentz’s 10-5 ; Sunday callers at the I Endi^. s. Eula McNutt hosted Frien dsh ip C ircle I in the brass ensemble Oehm, Myers luckless |rsity who presented a • - 3 ^ : at the Calvary Baptist at Legion Speedway^ has birthday dinner TP-- . k ’.r were Rev. and Mrs. iMr.and Mrs. Lee Twenty members and friends of the Friend Meister and Joan Pierce, Long return ship fircle of the United Methodist church met DICK S SUPERMARKET slow pitch softball team, shown here in 1983 trim at at the Old Chapel Inn Thursday. July 19. for the state tourney, recently won the Odell tourney, and advances to the state tr and Naomi Wilson The Chatsworth connection liad little luck at F'airbury's .American l^-gion .Speedway Iheir annual birthday dinner finals in Rock Island as a result of winning second place in the Kankakee |.ake to visit Mrs. EU- Rev .Newman gave the blessing for the [)-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday night, w ith Snook Dehm sidelined by regional meet mechanical ills and Tom Myers lapped by IihkI The birthday cake with 12 candles was Tom RienLs in the feature. held by president Alice Kyburz and vice presi ame home Friday from dent Mabel Harms for picture taking as |me at Shore wood. She Dehm had been fourth in points at F'air David’s Grocery bury. so his absence Saturday may cost him. everyone sang "Happy Birthday". As they 1897 Bushway b Co. returned on Tuesday called the roll by months, July had the most The field at F'airbury was larger than I., where they had spent birthdays. moves in 1929 usual, with Joe Williams, Roger Ixing. and les. (From lh« Plaindealai ol Match 1929I treats floors with oil Mrs. Kyburz conducted the business 1 Rosenboom and Elma Bob Pierce making their first appearances of the year meeting. F'rank Albright reported on receiv David’s Economy Grocery i.s being moved (From the Plaindealer ol Feb. M, 1M7) fitly from Indianapolis. ing a petition from ILLCAAP which members Pierce was impre.ssive before he even got into the Herr building fonnerly occupied by Bushway & Co. have had the floor to their week at the National were asked to sign. They had already voted to the Walter Mu-sic Store. The front of the ktion. on the track, showing up with a motor home, a store-room treated with a coat of dusUess oil send a donation there. Alice Albright reported building has been painted yellow in keeping The preparation used is non-combustible, and moved recently to her parts department, a six-wheel trailer for the on a camp meeting in Illinois, as described in with Mr. David's system of identifying his will not soil the most delicate fabric and gives Iple Street. car. 40 tires, spare parLs including a complete engine, and high-intensity floodlighting for the church paper The Reporter. Attention was store. the floor a neat appearance. lhafer returned Tuesday work at night called to women pastors re-enacting the past |o Antigo.Wis. Pierce said that he could notice the wider of circuit riders with their horses. |Herr and sons Ryan and track, but that it felt the same. His normal For soi-ial time, groups played "Word an Herr of Pontiac, John high groove was rough to begin with, but Throw " game, a form of Scrabble. Prize win is now 16-1 after winning the land Mrs. Dorothy Dun- THE CHATSWORTH PONY LEAGUE team began to .smooth out by the end of the feature. ners were Betty Plank. Rev. Newman. Nellie P i t t s b u r g h P a i n t s yere weekend guests of conference tourney Tuesday night. Pierce is in the midst of the United Midwest Ruppel, and F^a Shols. They each received a • O U R Tom and Doretta at- small notebiHik. 'riUJCKUIAII SALE Promoters point race, presently lying third. otmTANMNc vAiun ON ui Houst ruw VBUCIICOW lion. On Sunday all the He said it is up to the car owner as to where he .Arrangements for the dinner were made by the teacher of the cla.ss, Louise .Stouteniyer. Ithy Dunsheath attended races. He skips .Monday and Tuesday, but Fairbury hospital Ion at CAPS. Auxiliary convention may race all the rest of the week-and jast Next meeting will be a potluck dinner in Oc to b e r with Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Albright and about anywhere. F^arlier this year, he got gets Federal aid Mr and Mrs. Rov Harms as hosts. has 64th in Rosemont SlO.nflfl for second place at Hagerstown, Maryland ion The 64th Annual Convention of the for energy audit He didn't know if he would return to F'air .•\iiuTu un liCgion Auxiliary, Department of 11- bury, but thought he would come out for the ImoLs, was held in Roaemont at the Sheraton In- F'airbury hospital has been approved for a THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Plus. . . "double feature" program Aug 11, with twin U-rnationl at O'Hare on July 19, 20, and 21. Technical Assistance Grant to conduct an Thurs . July 26. 1984 There were 784 delegates and 145 alternates in energy audit on the hospital's physical plant, '25-lap finals, each offering a purse and UMF» points The Aug 11 event is iH-iiig promoted by Page Three A FREE SIX I was held in the Forrest attendance. according to Wendell ('oo|K>rider, Director of WJBf radio. 166 family members and rhe Department President, Mrs. Irene Ixif- Maintenance and Plant Operations at the PACK OF PEPSI t*m. presided over the sessions, and Anna hospital Ik dinner the family was Gear, the National President, made a surprise The grant will cover 50 percent of the audit lame of "L'amily Feud" visit The theme this past year was cost of $8,140. Phillips Swager Associates of Double features to play Aug. 11 w ith e ve ry liame.'’ Patriotism Has Soared.” The Department Peoria will conduct the detailed audit. This noon everyone enjoyed Commander, Edward Oaja, addressed the firm assisted with the preparation of the 3 g a l. of paint by I.arry Knilands other UMP challengers show up as they have along provided by Kim group application to the Institutional Conservation ' and Bill Ducett. Program for the Department of Energy and Radio station WJBC is sponsoring a .special indicated. All Paint Area auxiliary members in attendance stock car show Aug. II at F'airbury's Time trials will .start at 6:45, with the first p u rc h a s e d ■from relatives not able to were Irene Shives. Melvin; Dorothy Ruder Natural Resources Brushes marked American l.egion Speedway , with two late- race at 8 p.m. and Zelma Pane, Gibson City; Chris Boma Fairbury hospital was one of 7.1 applicants AN EXTRA 2 0 % O F F model features each paying $500 to win and Aug 11 IS al.so the night chosen for prices! pre Frances Doran, Dick submitting 24.1 building modification requests. and Miriam Jackson, Piper City; I,ucille with United Midwest Promoter poiiiTs F'airbury F'air qualifications, so the lick and Georgia Doran After the architect's work in detailing the llaberkoni and Donna Aberle, Chatsworth. awarded m each race. combination of two late-model features, I Weidner. proposed changes is completed, the hospital One of the annual highlights of the conven Regular admission and pit pass fees will lx- double purses, and double UMP points, along tion is the entertainment put on by the board will decide which of the energy saving charged for the night, which promises to be a with the fair trials, should make this a night to veterans of West Side and l,akeside VA changes will be made. Only those which will dandv if Roger Ixing, Bob Pierce, and several mark on the calendar for area racing f".. • P n iSD U IG H liospitaLs The theme of this year’s program pay for them.selves in energy savings within PAIN gttwior was 'A Tribute to the 40’s." Hospital three years are eligible for consideration in Houm 'Clip and present this ad for a free road atlas with any quote.------volunteers were honored. the second pha.se of the grant program.
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*8 • 7 Lalp* Inlc'ior Semi Gloss M 3 * ' ^ Sal FAIRBURY PAINT STORE "Livingston County's Largest & Oldest » Distributor A Dealer of Pittsburgh Paints" 4 •30M 2M 366 The Drug Store 108 E. Locust, Fairbury, IL. Phone 815-692-3325 Chatsworth 635-3435 John Tollensdort, Owner / AT MELVIN, Mike Elliott had 4-H grand cham pion litter and grand cham pion BRIAN HAREN GOT a first place at the Melvin fair in the 4-H class with his junior barrow lightweight barrow.
ANGUS STEERS BROUGHT the titles of champion and reserve champion for a m Keith Wilken at the Ford County Fair in Melvin.
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* f s Donald Joi silver annh L Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jot Kempton will observe their silvel MIKE MILLER WON two titles at the Melvin fair, taking the senior niversary on Wednesday, Aug. ll showmanship crown and showing the champion purebred gilt. A dance to celebrate the ocj held at their home on Friday,. ingat9p.m. Friends are invite Johnson and the former Pal
-'w ' r SWINE SHOWMANSHIP awards at Melvin went to Mark Elliott in the junior CARL HORNSTEIN WAS second in tractor driving in the 4-H class at the Ford division. Dale Miller in the adult division, and Mike Miller in the senior division. County Fair, $250 firsi t cookout REPLACING YOUR The I Jvingston county Pork I sponsor a pork cookout contest [ Fair on Aug. 24. AIR CONDITIONER The contest will be in two I class: Handover; Youth class! open to any male Livingston i COULD ACTUALLY The first prize in the Adult i this winner will advance to Pork Cookout Contest, held Illinois State Fair. SAVE YOU MONEY. The Youth class first prize! contestants in both classes will| r 110, respectively. The purpose of the pork co to promote the goodness and i DAN WEBER showed the champion cross bred gilt and the reserve champion demonstrate Uk variety of I barrow in the 4-H class at the Ford County Fair available for outdoor cookf JOHN WILKEN HAD the champion planning. Today’s pork is THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs . July 26, 1984 Page Four poultry exhibit in the 4-H show at the nutritious than ever-and it is | Ford County Fair. contest to promote pork and i more popular meat selection. I The contest rules are as fo| Quint’s Drive Inn will ATTENTION! close July 30th, 10:00 p.m. CENTEL Our new address will CENTEL Cable Television Roberta s Beauty Salon is be Ra*Lo’s Snack Shop at Company of Illinois having a get acquainted special Susan Rei with Jan Flessner Oak Forrest Bowl. Oak Winners University Avenue Me| When your old, tired atr conditioner gives out. The add-on heal pump operates entirely on Peoria, was the scene of the Forrest, III, 60452. Fairbury .. .Richard L. Doran of Susan Elizabeth Retzer Stop in and see us if "5®® Off consider replacing it with an economical add-on electricity, and that’s its only operating expense Forrest...... Velma Snow heat pump Reliable and efficient, an add-on heat In the summer it's an efficient air conditioner, Wisthuff. Parents of the couple ai you are in the area. pump will provide you with heat as well as air cooling your home by gathering heat and humidity Chatsworth .... Delia Taylor on permanent waves. Nona M. Retzer, Peoria, Thank you for your from inside your home and "pumping” it out Chenoa — Sandy Anderson conditioning, and it s designed to save you money Wisthuff of LaGrange. patronage for the last 11 Gibson City — Walter Ribbe Good til Aug 4th Rev. Richard Stolp offici years. LeRoy...... Verdon Cox Phone now for appointment ring ceremony before an Ralph & Lola Ouint 692-3693 arrangements of campanula and alstroemei votive candles. The bride's gown feat neckline and bodice of si sleeves of English net tapei adorned with appliques of EXCLUSIVE YEAR-END Juliet headpiece was ei crystals and pearls. R held| and blusher. She carried a SALE PRICES ON ALL white roses and pearls, astilbe, pittosponim Maid of honor NEW 1984 FORD TEMPOS Bridesmaids were Susan Debbie Jenkins and Shari Only on the coldest days will your furnace be .5 in stock. In the winter, the heat the unit "pumps" from wore a gown of comflo^ outside air is put there by the sun. An add-on heat needed. This way, both your add-on heat pump 3 - 4 drs. pump even works together with your present and furnace operate at top efficiency, so you get 1 - 2 d r . furnace helping you heat for even less! the most value from both appliances. 1 - D e m o Bargmans, Bi Stop by your CIPS office for our free Add-on Hoot Pump and Savings Leroy and Georgian While conventional systems use energy booklets, "The Amazing Heat Pump,” Albert and Jean Bryant retti FORD to “create" heat, the add-on heat pump "Pump Up Savings" and "Consider An a two week western trip uses the heat already existing in the air to Add-on Heat Pump.” miles. do its job. The only energy used to operate Places of interest Ui«y| Amana Coloniea In Iowa the heat pump goes to run a fan and D i s c o v e r t f ie Ranch in North PUtt. Neb.| PATERNOSTER MOTOR CO. compressor. That increased efficiency 2nd & Oak Streets, Fairbury • 815/692-2151 were spent in Colorado < means energy savings. h e a t p u m p . ings they visited the Unit Academy, Garden of Gods| m i FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 dr. Before traveling through 1*71 CHEVROLETCNEVETTE 4cyi., sadan, V-t, automatic, powar ttatring 4 spMd. taina, they spent a night InJ and brakas, a ir cond., sptad control. They spe^ five days whUe there saw the r I47S Mercury Marquis 4 dr., V-l, auto CW lW m AL ILLIAfOfm 1 E liB >y7l CMC Van V-t, auto trans . PS. PB trans.. PS. PB. A/C. CNan car, 43,t00 PU B LIC SCTPVICS COIWPAIM V and Solid Gold Dancers Good work van, tt.OOO miles. and traveled out to 1 miles. p^op/e providing people with energy at Old Vegas. Altar laaviag Laa Va Join us for Worship
STS PETER ft PAUL CHURCH VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 4IS N. Fourth Street 407 WMt Vino Stroot Rev C E Kerl, Pastor H you naod a rida, . «a« M M Confession Schedule Pastor: Tad Jansan SATURDAYS SUNDAY 3 3:30 p.m. to a.m. - Worship sorvica FIRST FRIDAYS 6:M p.m. - Evaning sarvica 7:30 • a.rn. WEDNESDAY MASS SCHEDULE 7 p.m. ' Prayar moating SATURDAY EVENINGS: S p.m. ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN SUNDAY 6th a Walnut Sts. B-11 a m . Chats iworth Day before Holy Day: Jamas H. Frank, Pastor 5 p.m. SUNDAY, July 29 Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, S:4S a.m. - Sunday school Thursday and Friday at 8 a m. 10:00 a.m. - Worship WEDNESDAY evening THURSDAY, Aug. 3 5:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - Esther Circle WEDNESDAYS 4 p.m. 6:45 p.m. High school religion classes THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF (Classes held at the Parish hall) CHATSWORTH U.S. 24 at Fourth street, Chatsworth PIPER, CHATSWORTH, ft FORREST Sondra Newman, Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 29 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8:00 a.m. - Worship. Sermon: "A Day to Chatsworth Remember" Harley Curls, pastor 9:00 a.m. Church school MR. AND MRS. DEAN HARMS SUNDAY 10:15 a m. Worship. Sermon: "A Day to Nakamaru Photo 9:00 Sunday school. Vi Augsburger, Remember" Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harms will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Aug superintendent MONDAY, July 30 1. 10:00 Morning worship. Sermon: A Great 7:30 p.m. ■ P astor/Parish committee THURSDAY, AUGUST I They were married at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic church in Chatsworth on New World! 7:00 Concert by "The Friends." 7:00 a.m. UMW Bus Trip to Pleasant Aug. 1. 1959. Their attendants were Charles and Dolores Haberkorn Father Van Plains Raes officiated. 6:00 p.m. ' Return home in the 4-H class at CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH MR. AND MRS. DONALD JOHNSON Mrs. Harms is the former Marlene Haberkorn Nancy Anderson Photo 13 N. 7th $t., Chatsworth CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED The event was celebrated at an earlier date with a family dinner at The Elms Melvin Meister, Pastor METHODIST CHURCHES SUNDAY, JULY 39 in El Paso. Rural Cullom and Fairbury 9:45 a m. Sunday school Harms is an operating engineer with Local 150 and Mrs Harms is a secretary Claire Noblitt, Pastor 10:45 a.m. Worship Donald Johnsons to celebrate at Herzog Dist.. Inc. in Fairbury SUNDAY, JULY 29 7:00 p.m. Family Bible Hour 9:00 a.m. • Morning worship at Charlotte 3:30 p.m. Jail service with special by Larry Haag WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I silver anniversary on Aug. 1 10:00 a.m. Sunday school Personnel matters 7:30 p.m. Bible study and Prayer CAPS farm lease 10:30 a.m. - Morning worship at Emmanuel ^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of rural married Aug. 1,19S9, at the Onarga Methodist meeting Kempton will observe their silver wedding an church. with special by Floyd Kamrath « on board agenda 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school niversary on Wednesday, Aug. 1. They are parents of two sons, Michael, a to be auctioned later The Chatsworth school hoard lured one student at Illinois State university, and Karl, a fuilf-taiie teacher, one half-time tciichcr's A dance to celebrate the occasion will be senior at Tri-Point High school. The CAPS park district board wishes to an aide, two .substitutes, and .iccepted the THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER held at their home on Friday, Aug. 3, beginn Johnson farms in the CuUom and Kempton nounce that the park district farm lease will be Bob Hublys re.signation of Barbara Clark, secretarv at the Thurs., July 26. 1984 ing at 9 p.m. Friends are invited to the dance. offered for cash rent b\ bids at a public auc areas, and Mrs. Johnson is K-S librarian in the high school for the past eiglit \ ears in aetion at Page Five Johnson and the former Pat Skates were tion this fall. Tri-Point School district. the 1 hursday hoard meeting host reunion More details will follow IxTore the auction, Wa>ne Czw. was hireil to teach ph> su al m together with a legal notice of the aui'tion. education and health at the high .st liool m the Mr and Mrs. Robert Hubly hosted the an nual ffubly reunion at their home on Sunday. le 4-H class at the Ford morning, and may In* sliared witli h SW in the .July 15 There were 59 present from Morton, PUBLIC NOTICE afternoon TO: Betty L. Evans; Fairbury Federal .Mf Prospect. Kankakee, Bloomington. Piper $250 first prize in pork producers Carolyn Kiha was hired as a half-time Savings ft Loan Assn., Doc. of Int. 401743, teacher s aide for the grade --ehool building City. Rockford. Champaign. Fairbury and 357251; Illinois Dept, of Revenue, Doc’s of Int. three hours each morning Chatsworth 366988, 378729. 390406; Neil Hardigan. AHorney Diane Kerher was hired to suh m The day was spent visiting, playing games General. Doc. of Inf. 3669S8, 378729, 3S33M, cookout contest at Fairbury’s Fair kindergarten, while Sue Coveiilrs will suh m and cards and a havride. 390406; Livingston County Clerk; Persons in speeial eduiatioii. with the pair temporarily occupancy or actual possession of said The Livingston county Pork Producers will When: Aug. 24, 1964, 4 - 6 p.m. 7. Have a cardtable, tablecloth. po.s,sibly a replacing teachers taking leaves of ah.seiice property; Unknown owners or parties sponsor a pork cookout contest at the Fairbur>’ Where: Fairbury Fair - fairgrounds interested in said land or lot. centerpiece and place serving for each serving IHHMIllHIIMMNIOHtmWtOMMIMIMIMliMNIIMMI Fair on Aug. 24. , . - Contestniles: - • • there will be three judges Tax Deed No. 8VTX-2 (7) filed 7-10-84. The contest will be in two classes - Adult TAKE NO TICE 1. Any male resident of f Jvingston county is Scoring: County of Livingston class: Handover; Youth class: 12 to 17, and is eligible in one of two classes: Adult class - Age The contestanLs will be judged on the Date Premises Sold November 10, 1981 open to any male Livingston county resident. 17 and over; Youth class - Ages 12 to 17. excellence of their total presentation. 35 points Certificate No. 43 The first prize in the Adult class is |2S0 and 2. Previous winrers are not eligible for first - flavor, juiciness, tenderness, and overall Sold for General Taxes of (year) 1980. this winner will advance to the 1965 Illinois price in the adult class. acceptability. 35 points - appetizing FOR SALE Sold for Speical Assessment of Pork Cookout Contest, held annually at the 3. First prize adult class winner advances appearance of the cut or cuts on the serving (Municipality) and special assessment Illinois State Fair. to 1985 Illinois State Fair Pork Cookout platter. Garnishes on the platter which assist number n/a. The Youth class first prize is |50 and ALL contest. in highlighting the pork may be used. 15 points Warrant No. n/a Installment No. n/a THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD contestants in both classes will receive $20 and 4. Each contestant must have his pork - actual "chefing’’ ability of the contestant, To Qualified Buyer — nothing down, no points, a loan for FOR DELINQUENT TAXES $10, respectively. recipe on a poster board and displayed during techniques of preparation, neatness, etc. 15 Property located 506 E. Locust St. The purpose of the pork cookout contest is the contest in his area. Have plenty of extra points - showmanship of the contestant, which the full purchase price of $30,000.00 at 10 per cent Chatsworth, IL. to promote the goodness and versatility and to recipe copies to hand out to the viewing adds color of the event. interest, monthly payments of $276.62, with a 5 year Legal Description or Permanent Index No. demonstrate the variety of pork products audience. Prizes: balloon payment. 25 03 327 002. available for outdoor cooking and menu 5. Recipe must contain pork as the sole Adult class: 1st prize $250 ; 2nd prize $50 This notice is to advise you that the above planning. Today’s pork is more lean and source of meat. Pork may be smoked and/or All contestants receive $20. OR- property has been sold tor delinquent taxes nutritious than ever-and it is the intent of the fresh, any cut or cuts may be used. Youth class: 1st prize $50; 2nd prize $15 All $25,000.00 net cash outright, no loans or terms. and that the period of redemption from the contest to promote pork and make it an even 6. Contestant must furnish his own grill, contestants receive $ . sale will expire on November 9, 1984. 10 This notice is also to advise you that a more popular meat selection. meat, ingredients, fork, knife, and any other Any interested person or entries contact petition has been tiled for a tax deed which will The contest rules are as follows: utensils needed. Dale and Carol Zimmerman, Chatsworth. Ill transfer title and the right to possession of this Phone: 815-635-3770 property if redemption is not made on or before November 9. 1984. This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit Susan Hetzer weds Mark Wisthuff Shagbark ladies play Court of this County in Pontiac, Illinois on In the ladies' play at Shagbark on Tue.sday. Nov. 26, 1984 at 10:00 A.M. University Avenue Methodist church, fabric with cap sleeves, fitted bodice, and wide Dorothy Hubly was low net with a 23. Rita You may be present at this hearing but ly on Peoria, was the scene of the June 16 wedding pleated skirt accented at the waist with a sash. Brandt was low gross; with a 45 and Maxine your right to redeem will already have expired expense of Susan Elizabeth Retzer and Mark Albert Each attendant carried a colonial bouquet of Zorn had low putts with 13. al that time. tioner, Wisthuff. yellow alstroemeria, pale peach miniature Sue Jordan, Dee Rieger. Julie Tilstra, San YOU ARE URGED TO REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT nd humidity Parents of the couple are Eugene F. and carnations, cornflowers and blue statice. dy Hummel. Ruth McNeil and Cecil Frobi.sh Nona M. Retzer, Peoria, and Ronald and Lois Best man was Scott Wisthuff, brother of the LOSS OF PROPERTY it out drove the green on 7. Wisthuff of LaGrange. bridegroom. Groomsmen were Allan Redemption can be made at any time on or Rev. Richard Stolp officiated at the double Swaringen, David Anderson, Frank Pierson before November 9, 1984 by applying to the ring ceremony before an altar enhanced by and Kurt Wisthuff. County Clerk of Livingston County, Illinois at the County Court House in Pontiac, Illinois. arrangements of chyrsanUiemums, Serving as ushers were Michael Retzer and A P r o v e n For further information contact the County campanula and alstroemeria accented by Kurt Wisthuff. Clerk. votive candles. After the ceremony a reception was held at L e a d e r /s/O ean P. Johnson The bride's gown featured a Queen Aime the Country club of Peoria. Purchaser or Assignee neckline and bodice of silk venise lace with i n L i f e sleeves of English net tapered to the wrist and Mrs. Wisthuff, a graduate of Peoria High adorned with appliques of matching lace. Her school, earned a degree in marketing at the I n s u r a n c e PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Juliet headpiece was embellished with University of Illinois. She is employed by V a l u e crystals and pearls. It held a cathedral veil 505 E. Spruce Street, Chatsworth. Illinois ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Progressive Insurance Co. of Oakbrook. C
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When businesses want to effectively advertise in the Ford, Iroquois, Livingston, Over 60,000 Readers McLean and Woodford County In The Combined Total Area . . . area, they look to Cornbelt Press publications for total market coverage. See Our Circulation Mop. Perk up your sales by placing an ad in one or ail of the following newspapers published each week by Cornbelt Press Inc. • FAHmURY BLADE • ORIOLE Y NEWS • FORREST NEWS • PIPER CITY JOURNAL • CHATSWORTH PLAINOEALER • COLFAX PRESS • CULLOM CHRONICLE • EL PASO RECORD • ONARQA LEADER • CNENOA CUPPEfULEXINQTON UNIT JOURNAL •COUNTY LINES F o r M ore D etails Phone SI5/692-2366 Chatsworth 81S-635 3010 Chenoa -■ 815 945 3221 Cullom 815^2654 Coltax 309 723 2661 El Paso - 309-527 4600 Fairbury 815^92 2366 Forrest - 815-657-8462 Gridley 309 747 2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . Lexington 309-365-8714 Onarga 815-268-7815 Cornbi Piper City - 815-686-2550 County Lines - July 25-26, 1984 - TWO FR EEZER , old but works good, 20 cu. ft. FOR SALE: Strawberry Shortcake, twin 88 A C R E S • to MttI* Stovo 21" Eloctromastor, old but works PHONE PREFIXES TO AUTOMOTIVE bedspread, canopy top, two pair of cur loemsMp, Iroquois county. I good, except one burner. $50 each. Ph. HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS tains with valanco, pillow sliam. AH in Buyer rocoivos landlord's 309-527-2*47. *7-24/7-24 good condition, $35 for all. Call aHor 5 p.m. Benson ...... 300-394 crop. Full possession aflor 1-815-2*8-434*. nc7-2*/7-2* 217 304 COMFORTABLE green and golf brocade Buckley...... 10% down, balanc* in *0 Cabery 815-049 FOR SALE: Handyman's Dream - 197* living room chair. $50 or best otter. Ph. MITA DC t*1 plain paper photocopier, Del* MarfcwaMor. AHottm 815B35 Ford Granada. New motor and tires, needs 309-747-2194. nc7-24/tfn 8>/yxll"or 11x17" copies. $1,200 or best of Chatsworth. . . or William Lyon, E; ...... 815-945 some body work. $700 or will consider ot B A B Y CR IB. $20. Ph. 309-747-31*9. fer. Review Atlas Printing Co.. 400 S. Chenoa ...... 815-2«8-44n. ter. Can be seen at 707 West Main, Coltax C7-24/7-2* (Main, Monmouth, III.. 309-734-317*. Colfax ...... 309-723 orcall309-723-«SI0. C7-24/7-2* nc IPA 7-24Z7-2* Cooksville.... 309-726 GRIDLEY; 3
LO CAL READER sds billed at seme per srard rate bs classified. MOTHERS NEED I children this sum m er?! IMPORTANT school age baby sitter < 600,000 CIRCULATION After an ad le ordqred It cqnnol be cancelled or changed before publication without Call 309-527-2701, El Pas charge. Thera era abeolutely no refunda. No excepUone. Central Illinois Classified Network REPORT ERRORS TO U8 A T O NCE Check your advertlaement upon firat Ineertlon and pleeae notify pc If there Is an error. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but atlll an arrar aan occur. If you notify ua the firat day of •HOMEWAT For your Real Estate, Farm Sale, Antique Auction, an error, era'll repeal the ad without oharge. Sorry, If ere are not notified at once, the •ROOf INQ A Sl^ reaponsIbUlty la youra. •FORK U F T to : M achinery, Livestock, Free Catalogs, Com m unity OFFICE HOURS •REMQOEUIW Prom otions, Business Opportunities, Video Equipm ent, 8 ajn. to 12 Noon A 1 pjn. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday Baturdtye 8 ajii. to noon in FaIrtMiry only eaPBIIENCEO Restaurants, Help W anted, etc. 101 W. Loouet, Fakbury Taiapliona 8180822388 S ly s B ra ) ,432 E. Loouet, Chateworth Talqphena 8180380010 • 197 Itowtpapert • 113W Eaet KnMk, Forreet TaiaphenaS180IE7O4B2 127 W. Hack. Cullom Telephone 8180890684 Koemei Your 26 Words 84 W .Feofla, Piper City TMaphona8180IM880 101 8. Oanter, Oolfbx Telaphona a09-7»OI81 Co., only Mas** 217 Qraen, Chenoa Telaphona91804M321 CttUom, II 229 W. Main, Laxington TaMphona 3090880714 Ph. (618) r Phone 815/692-2366 321 Oantar, OrMlay Talaphona 309-7470079 4BW. Front. El Faao Talaphona 30MI7-4900 U 8 Call for details [104 W. Unooln, Onarga TaMphona 918099-7918 h 5-945 3221 Chataworth - 815635-3010 urienee ~ 8t594532;/1 1723 2661 Cullom - 815689-2654 Colfax - 309-7252861 |815«92-2366 El Paso - 309-527-4600 Fairbury - 815692-8366 9 7472079 Forrest - 8156576462 Gridley - 309 747-2079 115 268 7815 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Lexington - 309-3656714 Onarga - 815268-7815 Piper City ~ 815606-2550
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I PREFIXES TO aa ACRES - to settle estate, Artesie WANT A pet sitter? I'll watch your pet if F A I R B U R Y ; 401 W. Margarat Or. Friday, LOST: Siamese male cat in vicinity of ITIFY LOCATIONS township, Iroquois county, S1,fM per ecre. you want to go on vacation er if you |ust July 27, 46 p.m. Shaapakiit seat covers, Fairview Haven. Has tags. Call want someone to watch your pet. Ex TV, baby clofhas and misc...... 309-394 Buyer receives landlord's share of 1404 C7-24/7-24 815642-3331. *7-24/7-24 crop. Full posseuion after crops are out. perienced, reasonable rates. Call 217 394 FAIRBURY: Porch tala. 205 E. Hickory. Michelle, El Paso. Ph. 304-527-2781. 10% down, balance in 40 days. Contact Friday, July 27, 46; Saturday, July 20, 815-949 nc$-31/Hn Dale Marfcwaldor, Attorney, ai5-432-30SS 4-neon. Clothas and misc. ' C7-24/7-3* CENTRAL ILUNOIS ...... 815S35 or William Lyon, Executor. Ph. 11-YEAR-OLD boy wants odd jobs for the ...... 815-945 FORREST: Library basamont. July 27, CLASSIFIED aiS-24a-4477. C7-24/7-2* summer. Call Brad Kaisner, Fairbury 155; and July 20, 0:353. Clothes, stamps, ...... 309-723 615-442-2170. GRIDLEY: 3>/y ACRES CLOSE TO TOWN fishing items, and misc. *7-24/7-24 ADVERTISING NETWORK ...... 309-725 nc4-21/tfn 309-377 with outbuildings plus 4 bedroom remodel GILMAN; 430 E. Second. July 27, Friday, BABYSITTING in my home. State license ...... 815-689 ed aluminium sided house lor 4-5; July 30, Saturday, 4-3. Baseball cards, This classification has 500,000 cir maintenance free care. Eat-in kitchen, and fenced in bach yard. Debbie Artman...... 309-527 weight bench, radios, toys and games, family room and woodburner on furnace. Ph. OIS-4S7-OS5I. *7-14/0-4 culation. Call 815-892-23M for ...... 309-467 tapes, sawing supplies, clothing all sixes, $4S,000. d e ta ils. 815^ 2 MOTHER OF TWO will babysit in her much, much, more. C7-24/7-24 home weekdays. Jane Rohifs. Ph...... 815-796 G R I D L E Y : Saturday, July 20, 4-13 noon. GRIDLEY: LOOKING FOR A PLACE IN 015642-3450. *7-24/7-2* 815657 THE COUNTRY? This 3 bedroom, 2 bath 205 West 7th St. Bar s l^ s (director's chair 815-265 ranch is near Lake Bloomington. 4 car style), wooden fewelry box, lamps, 5track LAWN Er GARDEN ...... 309-747 garage. $$4,400. NOTICES tape players, 14" Chevy hubcaps, good 309^726 quality, clean clothing (womens sixes 5-10, .815-253 FLANAGAN: LOOKING FOR mens, lotsof leans), misc. *7-24/7-24 309-365 EVERYTHING ON ONE FLOOR? Then GRIDLEY. Thursday, 12-0; Friday, HALF PRICE SALE! Shrubs, evergreens, 217-388 this 3 bedroom home is for you. Attached EFFECTIVE Aug. 1 my small engine shop 8:3512. Five families. Clothes, rugs lor shade and fruit trees, bedding plants. FS 309-432 garage. $44,400. will be closed. Thank you for your basement, rinse tub, tuHisehold items, Lawn a Garden, 150* N. Aurora, Pontiac...... 815-268 patronage. Leonard Canull. *7-24/7-2* some antiques, trunks, etc. 107 West oth. c7-l2/tfn HUDSON: W ELL BUILT large 4 bedroom *7-24/7-24 815-686 L bi-level wilh eat-in kitchen, dining room, 815 842 or 844 living room and natural woodwork. Large GARAGE SALES P IP E R CITY : 214 E . Chestnut St. or in FASHION 309 923 yard with garden, grapes, trees and shed. case of rain B Ranch park. Saturday. July ...... 217-395 2-car garage, central air, fireplace, extra 30, 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children's clothing ...... 815632 insulation and low utilities. $48,500. sixes newborn through ST, dressing table, baby swing, baby walker, adult clothes ...... 309-744 CHATSWORTH: Miller's group sale. 7*/» and coats all sixes. c7-34/7-24 ...... 217-745 HUDSON: IF YOU NEED SPACE, here it mile west on Rt. 24. July 27, 28, 46. CB C O M E A L I V E W ITH CO LO R . Do you is. Large 2 story home on large lot with 815688 radios, Avon collectibles, clothes, know what your season is? Spring, sum assumable m ortage. $23,500...... 217-387 cookware, antiques. *7-24/7-24 LOST a FOUND mer, autumn or winter, come let us analyse your season. For more informa Ed IngoM Realtor, Inc. CHATSWORTH: 213 Hickory St. Friday, 2 bedrooms, central air July 27, noon - 8. Drapes, ironstone, teen tion and appointments, must call by Aug. 2313 E. Oakland Ave. 4. Call 304-733-5441 aHer July 34. C7-34/52 Ph. 30f-S27-a7«. Bloomington, III. 41701 boy's clothing, etc. *7-24/7-24 *7-24/7-2* EL PASO: Lost in vicinity of rural Pfister Ph. 304-443-4371 CHATSWORTH: Huge garage sale. Thurs plant. Black male cat, been declawed, Mary Kirkton, Associate day, July 24; Friday, July 27, 55. Carpet, wearing flea collar. Ph. 304-537-3341 Ph. 304-747-2303 detwmidifier, car race set, picnic tables XL ESTATE anytim e or 537-4347 after 4. *7-24/7-34 Well Drilling ______C7-24/7-2* and much more. Rt. 24 East mile. C7-24/7-24 LOST July 4 in Lexington. Male, long & Repair E L PASO: By owner - 2 bedroom house on haired black, white cat, declawed. Call CHENOA: Lots of nice men’s, women's corner lot across from grade school. Full 304-3456752 after 4:30. *7-24/7-24 Rotary or Spudder Iroom brich ranch with basement. I car garage. Assumable 10% and children's clothing, plant light, much Plastic or Steel I one acre. Contact Donald contract. Ph. 304-527-4213. *7-24/0-2 misc. 401 E. Logan, Friday, 4-3; Saturday, LOST: Phone was taken from 120 -723-4471. c4-l»/tfn 4-12. *7-24/7-2* Chestnut. Minonk. Illindis Bell, brown, Pump Sales CHATSWORTH: For sale browner. Three leather backed, cordless, pushbutton. bedroom house with dry CHENOA: 023 E. Warren. LoH of baby and Farm • Village bedroom ranch - family, living and dining Owners would appreciate return. No ques I floor utilities. Form al din- children's clothes and furniture, golf clubs rooms, l
County Lines - July 25-26, 1984 - FOUR CUSTOM MADE antique reproduettom SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Eoco, Inc., MANN'S UPHOLSTERY, I FOR RENT FOR SALE OR RENT and refinishing. Custom made furniture. Cullom, III. Ph. 015-489-2131. c12-24/tfn oatimatoa, pick-up and Marty Travis, Ph. 015-493-2090 after 5 p.m. fabric aaloction and furniti PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Herb c03-03/ttn 309-34S-0IM. BachtoM, 015-493-3711 or 015-493-2997 after FAIRBURY - Modem, 2 bedroom mobile CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, D R A P E R I E S - Shop at home - for appoint ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. 4 p.m. weekdays. cl2-2/Nn HORSEBACK rfdlng, hay | home lor rent, payable weekly or monthly. 2,000 square feet, plus parking. Good minlatura golf, arca^ gan Ph. 015-945-4743. c04-12/tfn INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and Ph. 015-493-4407. c12-22/tfn layout at I to East Ash. Ph. 015-404-3310. paHing too. Fun for evorya cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For c7-13/tfn PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum PatMla. Throe miloo north! PIPER CITY: Corner of Market and free estimate call collect 015-457-0512. Margaret Sts., 2 bedroom apartment, mins, 1319 Glenwood, Bloomington. Ph. a.m . until dark. Ph. 309-S27-I 309-443-3703. c09-07/tln c1-4-03/tfn appliances furnished. Laundry room in PETS PIANO TUNING, complete keyboard ser LIMOUSINE SERVICE basement. Deposit and references TREE TRIMMING, topping or removal, vice and repair. Call 015-435-3434 or weddings and othar occatU WANT A P ET sitter? I'll watch your pet if required. Ph. 015-493-3333. c4-5/tfn also stump removal. Free estimates, in 435-3145. Roger Coventry. c4-31/tfn R R 3, Chanoa. Ph. 015-945-74 you want to go on vacation or if you |ust CHATSWORTH; Commercial building, sured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. want someone to watch your pet. Ex 015-248-7412. c04-l4/tfn PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley CARPET Claaning, Sn 3,000 square feet, plus parhing. Good Meenen Ph. 015-457-0305. Pam Bork Ph. Damage, clean-up, new atf perienced, reasonable rates. Call APPLIANCES: "Full Service" Dealer lor layout at 110 East Ash. Ph. 015-404-3310. 015-404-2345. Reasonable. c9-32/tfn dry foam. J A S Claaning T Michelle, E l Paso, 309-527-2701. nc5-3l/tfn Frigidaire, Corning, Amana. Hardwick, c5-34/tfn Ph. 309-527-4473. Frae E stil WANTED: A good home for mother cat Speed Queen, Roper, Maytag. Kitchenaid EL PASO: 1 bedroom apartment with and live kittens. Ph.309-377-3171. C7-24/0-3 and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance, Inc., stove, refrigerator, water, and garbage Chenoa, III. Ph. 015-945-7334. Open daily DEL'S SMALL Engina Ra FERRETS: Albino male, 1 year old and pick-up furnished. 5170 per month. Call 7:30a.m.toSp.m.; Sat. tillnoon.anyeven of Ollier Tile in Chotaw sable babies - 0 and 10 weeks old. Ph. 309-527-4245 or 309-527-2714. c5-31/tfn ing by appointment. cl3-39/tfn makaa of mowors and 309-527-5443. *7-34/0-3 FORREST: Partially furnished one SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR B Radiator 01S-435-3849,7:30-S:00. bedroom apartment. Deposit and Shop, 312 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. AIR CONDITIONING references required. Call Ed 015-457-0240. SERVICES 015-493-2503. c03-14/Hn availabla at Goodin's Tax c4-14/tfn TUCKPOINTING, masonry, plastering, 015-945-3353. SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win GRIDLEY: Two bedroom apartment, fireplaces, basements, chimneys and foun dows, buildings, gold leaf and magnetic BABYSITTING dona il stove and refrigerator. For appointment dations. Triple O Construction, George signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. Anytime, day or night. Rq call 309-747-2905 after 4 p.m. c4-20/tfn Owcarx Jr., El Paso. Ph. 309-527-4240. Cl2-30/tfn cl1-20/tfn Ph. 492-4032. GRIDLEY: Storage space, snowmobile, SHRUBBERY TRIMMINf campers, boats, etc. Joe King, pruning of ornamenlals. 309-747-2405. c4-30/tfn Service, El Paso. Ph. 309-.'^ F O R R E S T : Modern one bedroom § to 1 1 ^ 1 BRIDGEFORTH Bicycle| furnished apartment. 5I90 per month. 309-723-4470. Utilities included. Ph. 815-457-0452. Reuben M eti. c7-5/tfn WILL BABYSIT in my hoi ed in back yard to play in.r CHENOA - 3 bedroom house, partially m ilk... g r o c e r ie s ...ice 309-527-3072 Or 309-527-2944 furnished, garage and workshop. For -NOTICE- further information call 015-945-7310. BEER *7-5/7-34 WINE LIQUOR We will be W O U LD L IK E to babysit I home, starting first pari CHATSWORTH: 3 bedroom home. No OPEN TUESDAY S Call Sallie Duffy at 309-5271 pets. Deposit and reference required. J- Immediate possession. Gary Dohman. Ph. every week WILL DO FURNITUI 015-435-3543. c7-13/tfn Reasonable. 312 W. Elr *W0 015-492-2144 after 4: -T U E S O A T s p e c ia l - EL PASO: I bedroom partially furnished AT TWO LOCATIONS IN WATSEKA, IL BeckhoH. apartment, newly redecorated and f remodeled; heat and garbage pick up c a t f i s h MOTHER IS offereing furnished; damage deposit required, 5190. I *554 W. RT. 24 home. Has state license . Ph. 309-537-4300. c7-I3/fln •1000 EAST RTS. 1 & 24 yard. Call Judy G a r^ a| i 815-432-6161 815-432-5670 ! $4.50 EL PASO: Efficiency apartment. Kitchen, -WEONESOAT SPECIAL- living room, bedroom and bath. c7-l3/tfn .1 EL PASO: Efficiency cottage - partly . OZ HEIPW/ furnished. 5150 a month plus electric. Ph. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK^6 A.M. T012 MIDNIGHT $ FILET 309-527-3005 for more information.c7-l9/tfn I $4.95 TWO BEDROOM upstairs apartment. I YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND A BI-LO BARGAIN AT THE SCOTCHMONS < ATTENTION HOMEMAlj Central air. Deposit required. Call -TMNISOAT SPECIAl- flexibla hours weekly on i 815-493 3177 after 3 p.m. c7 19/7 34 gram. Can earn 575 to 6 OZ LOBSTER week. For further inforn E L PASO: Nice 3 bedroom apartment with bury, 015-493-2444 after 41 large yard, appliances, air conditioner, no steps. Owner pays for water, yard work, i $7.50 P A R T -T IM E general oHi| student. Must enfoy trash pick-up. Off street parking next to BUDWEISER & ^ -F R ID A T s p e c ia l - unit. 5230. Ph. 309-537-5541. nc7 19/7 24 I variety. Good learning i flexible. Write to Box C O U N TR Y H O M E, 8 miles west of El prime RIB Blade, Fairbury, 41739. Paso, recently remodeled. 5375. Ph. BUD LIGHT 309-744-3333. C7-24/7-34 CERTIFIED nurse's ai 12 OZ. CANS $6.95 available. Apply in pers EL PASO: Modern three bedroom country -SATWIDAT SPKIAL- -4 p.m., Moiiday througf home. Carpeted. Two car garage. Oil heat. ingston Manor, R.R. I, f No pets. Deposit 5200/mo. Available Sept. I. Lawrence Crusius, 309-527-5031. *7-24/0-9 10 OZ^ SIRLOIN W E N E E D a c o o k ,o r son : 2 4 r o n ^ 6 ® « cook, in an air conditio EL PASO: 3-4 bedroom country house, $6.75 train you. From l:30p.r large kitchen, dining room, living room, 309-933-5071 or alter 4:30| closed in front porch, large yard. Deposit required. Call 309-537-3072 or 309-527-3944. •7-34/0-2 LIKE TO EARN extra m| W e s t g a t e ly? Housewives make i EL PASO: Efficiency, great for one, I experience necessary. partially furnished upper with private NATURAL ^ SL1{ > e r c l u b From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. i entrance. References, but no deposit. 5135. > o w l i n g altar 4:30 call Bachtal'l Ph. 309-537-3437. *7-34/7-34 309-923-7309. Rto 24 Weal. Fairbury. IL G R I D L E Y : 3 bedroom house. Lots of LIGHT BEER f T H E V I L L A G E of Socor| Phono 882-2443 living room. Available Sept. I. Call plicationa lor a wata 309-747-3934. *7-34/0-30 Wo now aceapi V«A Hours are from 7 a.i (flENOA: 3 bedroom house, references 8 Mailer Carda weekend rotation, and deposit required, 5300. William Opan; Tuaaday thru Saturday picked up at Villaga I Hoover. Ph. 015-945-7319. *7-24/7-24 5 to to p.m. Box 305, Sacor, III. 4 ll Sunday 11 a m. to 8 p.m. htlphil and applications| TWO BEDROOM duplex. Stove and by Aug. I. refrigerator furnished. Carpeting and central air conditioning. Deposit required. Ill w 111 i.jU LiJ nij i.Jiii W m jii.m n - an Flit Ph. 015-492-2119, alter 5 p.m. 493-3447. C7-24/0-2 FORREST: Fully furnished apartment. Sum m er Is For Sports Air conditioned. Conveniently located. No pets. Deposit and references required. Ph. 015-457-0447. *7-34/0-3 ... and “ SPORT CARS" SCH LEXINGTON: 3 bedroom home, new carpet and vinyl, utility room, one car garage, large lot in quiet neighborhood, H v iA w ind^ air, enclosed front porch. One year lease preferred. 5300 per montA plus utilities. References and deposit required. New 1984 Call Don Meyer, 309-452-3004 evenings. Sec( *7-24/7-24 CORVETTE CHATSWORTH: For sale or rent with Fair! option to buy, nice, spacious two story home in Chatssvorth, one block from and school. Four bedrooms, two baths, stove, refrigeralor, washer, dryer, dishwasher. Has double detached garage, large tVS lot CAMARO’ yard and large garden plot. Call 015-435-3711. *7-19/7-34 IN FAIRBURY: Nice dosvnstairs 2 bedroom apartment. Available Sept. 1 or fri Ph. 8IS-492-24a. c7-24/tfn * UNFURNISHED ONE and two bedroom fLYNIM O < apartments with appliances. Laundry * tocilitiot and off street parhing. I CWEVROLET-BUICK. INC. Convenient location. Roferences and PONTIAC. il , doposit raquirod. Ph. OIS-492-3040 I woobdoys. After 4:30 p.m. and weekends, c7t4/ttn M M II _IUIl.fHLLgl -JtllT.6r o
115-945^1 Ohatsworth - 815-636-3010 Chenoa - 8159453221 »^723-2661 Cullom -- 815-689-2654 > ltax - 309-723-2661 I 815^-2306 £1 Paso - 309-527-4600 Fairtoury - 815692 2366 ► -747-2079 Cornbelt Classifieds Forrest - 815B57-6462 Gridley - 309-747-2079 J15^26fr781S Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga - 815268-7815 Piper City - 815686-2550
25-26, 1904 - FOUR County Linos - July 25-26, 1984 - FIVE
*UMPINO, C hco, Inc., MANN'S UPHOLSTERY, Laaington: Free LA S T C H A N C E this year to earn a 51,000 >-2131. cl2-24/tfn estimates, pkk-up and delivery. Large or more before Christmas. House of Lloyd fabric seloction and furniture repair. Call Toy Party Plan. Work own hours, free kit, and rapair. Call Harb 309-34S-6IM. c2-4/tfn no collecting or delivery. Ph. 015-504-1130. |27ll or •1S-4*3-2t»7 altar IT’S •7-10/7-24 c12-2/tfn HORSEBACK riding, hay rides, fishing, miniature golf, arcade games, picnic area, ^Y. Sava on heating and EASYII petting loo. Fun for everyone at Ben Park, ir Insulation. For FA R M S4 47 MR Dr. Daniel Helmer Panola. Three miles north of El Paso. 10 I collect •1S-4S7-1S12. WE NEED ASSISTANCE in evaluating PODIATRIST a.m . until dark. Ph. 30f-S27-3S}0. cS-24/10-4 cl-4b3/ttn and responding to daily work reports sub Foot Specialist complata keyboard sar- LIMOUSINE SERVICE specialiiing in mitted by our agents throughout the state. Call SI5-435-3434 Or weddings and other occasions. The Limo, No experience necesury; paid to com 303 W. Washington kvantry. c4-21/tln R R 3, Chenoa. Ph. 01S-94S-7410. ‘ S-31/6-2 plete training. Work at home. For informa PONTIAC. IL 617M tion send ulf-addressed, stamped 4G. axpariancad. Shirley CARPET Cleaning, Smoke and Fire envelope 0 2 3. A 52,000 enlistment bonus if you qualify! WILL DO FURNITURE relinishing. 4. Part-time work with adventure! 5. Life Reasonable. 312 W. Elm, Fairbury. Ph. insurance and retirement program! Don't pump gas or flip burgers as a part-time M Y S F E C M L - •15-402-3144 after 4:30 p.m. Helen BeckhoH. C7-24/7-24 job. Call Tony Nevius at 644-7454 for full details about th e u part-time jobs. This is a lTFISH MOTHER IS offereing day care in her wonderful opportunity for high school home, ftas state license and fenced back juniors and uniors who want to go to col >4.50 yard. Call Judy Gerber at •lS-457^863. lege and need a part-time job to help them *7-24/7-24 through! c7-24/*-27 ISOAV SPfCML- HELP WANTED FILET BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES P o n t i a c >4.95 ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS work 7 10 R.V. M Y t P iC M L - flexible hours weekly on a new phone pro gram. Can earn 575 to 5100 or more per , RESTAURANT, Soran's in Pip^ City. Ac LOBSTER week. For further information., call Fair-' tive business. Terms negotiable. Ph. 1403 N. Division Si bury. 015-402-2444 after 4 p.m. C4-2I/7-24 •l5-4a4-2MI. c5-3/tfn >7.50 PART-TIME general office work. Adult or Pontiac, III. 61764 kAY SPfCML- student. Must enjoy responsibility and variety. Good learning opportunity. Hours PERSONAL IME RIB flexible. W rite to Box O, c/o Fairbury Blade, Fairbury, 41730. c7-l2/tfn 1984’s ;6.95 CERTIFIED nurse's aides. Various hours PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright. available. Apply in person between 0 a.m. 30«-452-*023. *1 24/1 17 65 24' Mallard Mini Home - $22,500.00 IV t n C M L - -4 p.m., Monday through Friday at Liv ingston Manor, R.R. 1, Pontiac. c7-IO/S-2 SINGLES P A P Introductions, Bloom 31' Terry - TrvL Trir. - Twin Beds ington, III.41702-1M5. *5-24/7 24 ISIRLOIN W E N E E D a cook, or someone who likes to 28' Terry - Trvl. Trir. - Double Bed cook, in an air conditioned kitchen. We will MAN, 45, wishes to m ut urious minded 28’ Terry - Taurus - 5th Wheel ■ $12,500.00 16.75 train you. From 1 ;30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. call lady. Must be medium site, no 300-023-5071 or after 4:30 call 300-023-7300. overweights, fairly attractive. Pleau call 31' M allard Trvl. Trir. - Rear Double Bed C7-10/7-24 soon, 300-527-3144 El P a u evenings. 23' M allard Trvl. Trir. - Bunk Beds L I K E TO E A R N extra money for the fam i . *7-24/6-2 I s t g a t e ly? Housewives make good waitresses, tio 20' M allard Trvl. Trir. - $7,495.00 experience necesury. Will train on job. 32’ Prairie Schooner • Top of the Line T club From 1 ;30 to 4:30 p.m. Call 300-023-5071 or CAR POOLS >owling alter 4:30 call BKhtel's Family Dining Sunllte - Pop-Up Camper - Lightweight, can be pulled by 300-023-7300. C7-10/7-24 Waal. Fairthiry, IL compact car. ono 882-2443 THE VILLAGE of Secor is now taking ap plications tor a water superintendent. W ANTED TO Share ride to Bloomington •p im A Hours are from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. with Monday through Friday, 7:45 to 2:45. Ph. Caids weekend rotation. Applications may be - •l5-4f2-20t4 after 5 p.m. nc5-24/tfn eoday thru Saturday picked up at the Village Hall and n u l M to USED i to to p.m. Bex 2k5, Secor, III. 41771. A resume is WOULD LIKE to share a ride from '73 Sportscoach - 2 7 ' M otor Home - Loaded, $ 1 1 ,5 0 0 .0 0 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. helpful and applications must be returned Eureka to State Farm Illinois oHice. Call by Aug. 1. C7-10/7-M April at 36f-447-4<62. nc7- 12/Hn '75 Travco - 2 7 ' M otorhom e - $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 '78 Lark • 2 8 ' - Rear Bed '76 Traveleze ■ 35' Park Model '74 Carriage - 2 4 ' - Double Bunk '74 Debco - 2 0 ' - Rear Bath SCHOOL PHYSICALS '72 LoDel ■ 2 2 ’ • Rear Bed ARS" '73 Coachmen Royal ■ 3 2 ' • Loaded at Secoquian-Chen Clinic USED POP UP Fairbury and Chatsworth TENT CAMPERS '7 9 Coleman, '7 8 Vega, '7 6 Coleman, Venlura, Jayco, Offices Hi-Lo, Apache, Starcraft AUGUST 6, 13, 20 <300®® - ®2,400®® from ID a.m. • Noon Hours: OWNERS No appointment needed. M on-Fri...... 9:00-5:30 Ken & Gail Kafer Please bring your health card. S a t...... 0:00-5:00 Cost $11.00 due at time of service S u n ...... 1:00-5dN) Ph. IIS-144-9000 County Lines - July 25-26, 1964 - SIX
SUNDAY. July 22, 1864 AOMITTEO Fairbury Hospital Miss Joyce Frenklln, Chetswerth, Medical; Mrs. Fern Smith, Anchor, Medical. DISMISSED William Schriever, Fairbury; Miss Notes Joyce Franklin, Chatsworth. Judge Charles Frank, presMI TUESDAY, July 17, ItM DISMISSED M ONDAY, July 23, 1984 If you want to continue drinking ■ John. W. Diemer, 44, Ponti ADMITTED Harvey Baer, Chenoa; Rev. James ADMITTED yield, $50., (State). Mrs. L«U "Lucille" Marshall, Frank, Chatsworth; Mrs. Ruth Londrigan, Mrs. Clara Wesseis, Fairbury, that Is YOUR buBinessI John G. Nafcashima, Fairbury, Surgical; Rev. James Frank, Lexington. Medical; Mrs. Wanda Jacobs, Forrest, speeding, $so., (Dwight). Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. Frances Rickey W. Zimmer, Medical; Max Smith, Fairbury, Medical; If you want to stop drinking • Lindsay, Fairbury, Accident. George Thadans, Colfax, ASadical; Mrs. speeding, $S0., (State). FRIDAY, July 20, 1984 DISMISSED Esther Danker, Dwight, Medical; William Micluel D. King, 21, Cori ADMITTED that is OUR buslnoesl Gerald Potter, FairtMiry; R. James Schriever, Fairbury, Surgical. reg., SSO., (County). Mrs. Mabel Rathbun, Fairbury, Rathbun, Fairbury, transferred to Carle DISMISSED Alcoholics Anonymous Robert D. Elkins, 21, Ponti. Medical; J. Russell Perkins, Chenoa, Foundation hospital, Urbana; Miss Amy Varman Ferguson, Fairbury. $70., (State). Palmore, Forrest; Maurice King, Forrest; Medical; Mrs. Imogene Becker, Dwight, Amy Otnsmore, Dwight, Fairbury, IL 61739 Mrs. Lala "Lucille" Marshall, Fairbury; Medical. innoc. dog, dismissed on Si FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS: A Mrs. Patricia Peters, Fairbury. DISMISSED (Complaint). To Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dawson, Telephone Bob 692-3364 Miss Susan RuH, Fairbury; Mrs. Judith 0. Coffoy, 39, Corn* Fairbury, a baby boy born Tuesday, July Sandra Dawson and baby boy, Kyle Telephone John 692-2486 $70., (State). 17,1984, at 12:02 p.m. weighing 7 lbs., 3oi. W E D N E S D A Y , July It, tW4 William, Fairbury. (None S. Shapland, To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Crull of Telephone John 692-3943 ADMITTED improper backing, $50., (Cull Saunemin, a baby girl born July 22,1984 at Miss Susan Ruff, Fairbury. Surgical. SATURDAY, July 21, 1984 Mattonna M. Thompson 10:34 p.m. weighing 4 lbs. 13 ox. DISMISSED ADMITTED speeding, $50., (Pontiac). Mrs. Fern Smith, Anchor. Mrs. Catherine AtcDermott, Piper City, Michael C. Tyler, 32, Dwi( Medical; Mrs. Edith Graves, Onarga, $50., (State). Medical; Wiliam Schriever, Fairbury, PUBLIC SALE Dirk D. Milligan, 21, Ridi THURSDAY, July 1984 Medical; Mrs. Loretta Robinson, HLSP, poss. of cann., $103., (State). ADMITTED Medical; Elmer Smith, Chatsworth, FRED J. SCHULTZ Estate Michael Ray Reed, 23, Po Medical. Miss Ruby Anderson, Piper City, Sale of Real Estate poss. ol cannaibs, $108., 4 m Medical. No dismissals. (Complaint). G. Lee Opperman, Tuesday, August 21, 1984 speeding, $44., (Pontiac). starting at 1:00 P.M , CIRCUIT COURT at Gridley Park, Gridley, Illinois Littio, Gayle L; Mikcl D. On A ugust 21, 1984, th e E x e c u to rs of the Estate of Fred J. Schultz, Craig, Rebecca Joan; ( Woodford County Craig. deceased will hold a public sale at auction of real estate more Reynolds, Oelmar R; bui particularly described below at 1:00 P.M. at the Gridley Park, Gridley. Oorcbo, Ethol W; docopti Illinois. Niomann, Linda K; practices. Court News True, Stwiia Ruth, decept A4ARRIAGES LICENSES GENERAL DOCKET Woodford County Bank, Danny L Doruick, Eric Eugene TRAFFIC Fuller etuK, WD-Pt SWVx SWV« Sect Jamie Lynn Thompson, Rob July 9 T20NRE. Janos, Wm Paul, Gibson Flash M. Isaak, III trans of alcohol. Rex E. Pinkham etux, Rex E Pinkham W illiam s, Gibson; 4-27.M. July 10 etux, W5-NI37' W>/y lot I BIk 14; W 70' E>/y Albert, Jamos Edward, Gregory W. Lyons, disobeyed stop sign. lot 2 BIk 20, ex, OT now city E l Paso. Cindy Jaan Elliott. Loda; 4-: Ronnie J. Embry, Ct I driving un^ r the Rex E Pinkham etux, Rex E Pinkham Zobarth, Robert Lao, influence; Ct. II improper lane usage. etux, WD-lots 1-2-3-4-SAt BIk 27 Lot I A pt W alker, Loda; 4-28-64. Vernon W. Carmack II, III trans of lots 2 BIk 24; BesturABay's Add Pt Wilson, CliHord Way alcohol. vacated Lincoln St. be twee E Central A D sriton Mario Gourioy, Pa Brian S. Forrest, III trans of alcohol. Commercial St Pt Lots 2 A 3 BIk 13 Gibson Bethel, Robert, Onar| Sharon O. Rasty, III trans of alcohol. Ad all to O T now city E l Paso. Blatfcbum, Onarga, 4-29-84 Dennis E. Tornow, III trans of alcohol. Bantz, Robert Doan, July 11 Sandra Kay Pasmus, Cham Norman B. Hoxby, Driving under the Langley, David Wayne. influence. Used JD Joannino Wright, Paxton, 4 Kimberly A. Fenner, III poss of alcohol. Rodaway, Ray Otan, Jeffrey M cDaniel, III poss of alcohol. Lawn & Garden Deborah Lynn Combs, Paxti Steve J. Powell, III poss of alcohol. DEEDS Lavina Ruth Smith, III trans of alcohol. Tracters Dubrot, Lois, Exec to MARRIAGE DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE $ 31-64; $8,000; N42' S108; Ll July II In Stock TRACT I: A tract of land located in the West Half of Section 2, Township 26 North, Add Pip. John Edward Obery, 29, Metamora B Ranxe 3 East of the Third Principal Meridian. County ol Mcl.«an. State o( Illinois, belnx Froolich, Ray to Pip 2 ■ 400 w/60" mower Lisa Annette Finch, 22, Metamora. more spccilkally described as: From n point where West line of Section 2 intersections Dist; S-20-84; N3S' July 12 3-317 w/46" mowor the North right of way line of T P A W Rnilroad (now Santa Fe Railroad) running thence BorCAddnPIpar. James Vernon Belmar, 31, 314 wl4B" mower northerly along said West line of SccUon 2 a distance o( 1285 feet to a point to be known ns Cassidy, Edith A to R Bloomington A Jeanneen Ann Lohr, 31, 316 w/48" mower point of beginning.'lrom the point of beginning running thence northerly along West line 4-25-84; Ld in SW'« SE>/« 23-; Bloomington. 300 w/48" mower said Section 2 a distance of 288 leet to a point thence easterly < Inside angle 88*1 a distance Cassidy, Ralph to Edi July 13 of 353 feet thence southerly and parallel to West line of Section 2 a distan<-e of 288 feet 4 25 84; E*^ SW' 4 23 27 9. thence westerly (inside angle 88*) a distance of 353 feet to point of beginning SaM tract William Patrick Poore, 32, Washington Murphy, David E., Frioi being subject to easements of record and containing 2.32 acres, more or less, improved A Debra Lynn Hopple, 29, Washington. G Murphy; 4-24-84; LI, 2, 3. CHANCERY New Row Cro|t by three bedroom brick residence and set of buildings. Addn Sibley. July 9 T R A l'T 2: The North Half of the .South Half of the .Northwest Quarter, in Section 2, Drilling, Leroy F to Pon{ Horton, Harriet F vs Roger N Vogel, Township 28 North, Range 3 East of the Third Principal Meridian. Gridley Township. Tr; IN T R : 4 21-84; Ld inI 2 tl etal. Cultiretors Mrl.ean County. Illinois, containing to acres, more or less. Maxey. Judith A ate. to SMALL CLAIMS T R A C T 3: The South Half of the South Half of the Northwest Quarter, in Section 2, Maxey; 8-1-83; lul in Robari July II Township 28 North. Range 3 East of the 'fhird Principal Meridian. Gridley Township. Ruack, Beverly etal to McLean County, Illinois, containing 40 acres, more or less. Judy A Perry vs Security SAL Assn. A Deborah J; 5-24-84; Ld in In Stock T R A C T 4: The South 15.5 acres of the North Half of the .Southwest Quarter and 24.5 BIRTHS July 12 INCLUDING acres lying North of T P A W Railroad track in South Half of the Southwest Quarter, all in Rick A Penny Fitipati Harrod Law Firm, PC vs J. David New 85 12 RN Cull . loaded Section 2, Township 28 North. Range 3 East of the Third Principal MerMian, Gridley girl, 4-2A84. Thomas A Sharon Thomas. $7500 WARRANTY DEEDS Township. McLean County, Illinois, containing 48 acres, more or less. Steve A Vicky Appiagate, Now RN 630 w/shleldo, $2700 July 9 T R A C T 5: The North H alf of the Southwest Quarter. E X C E P T the South 15.5 acres 8-29-84. Roducod to $2500, July only. and EX C E P T TRACT I. all in Section 2. TWnship 28 North. Range 3 East of the Third Chesney G. Ewing, Larry W. Harry A Maria Pick, Kilpatrick, WD-N>/^ Sub loH 7AA9 Principal, Gridley Township, McLean County. Illinois, containing 82.88 acres, more or 7-1-84. Gibson's Sub Lots IA2 BIk It City of E l lets. Brad A Branda Hall, Paso. New JD TERMS OF SALE: 7-2-84. July 10 1 . Tract I will be soM as a single nnit to the highest bidder, inspectioo of premises Timothy A Julia Ra available by appoinlnsent only. Contact any persons below. giri, 7-2-84. Planters 2. Tracis 2,3,4 and 5 will be soM to the bigbest bidder on a per acre basis. Ilwae tracts Michaal A Cynthia Fri El Paso Interest free till will be sold separately aad will net be combined and offered in any other manner. boy, 7-3-84. April 1. *15 3. ShonM separate pnrehasers aegnire the tracts being sold, seller will cstabUab the M ichaal A Lauria Wabarl bonndary line between tracts owned by separate parties. Diesel Service New 7000 12 Row & 4 Row 4. The pnrehasers will be regaired to enter into a written contract npan completion of Robari A Charyl Heavy duty trucks and trailer Save Howl repair service and general sale. SaM contract will Incinde the conditions of sale as stated herein. Pnrehaser will be Used JO 7000 6 RN Planter reguired to pay 18% down npon signing the contract with the balance of the fmrehase repair on all makes and Jiihm y A LaSbaina price dne wHbln 88 daya and npan receipt of deed. girl, 7-8-84. models. We also service cars. 5. Pnrehaser will receive Ibe landlord's share of the 1884 crops and will be regnired to Jamas A Kay Moran, PH. 30t-S27-3t31 reimbnrse Ibe seller for 1884 crop expense pnM by seller. Seller will pay 1883 real estate 7-8-84. Used Tractors taxes and pnrehaser will be responsible for 1884 and nil snbscgnent real eetatc laxet. M ark A Staphania Nattoil 8. Pnrehaser will be given possesskm of Ibe real estate upon tail payment of Ibe S a n d y M ie s iis/cf2-?2S3 tM Jnly 1, balance dne for the purchase price subject to the rights of the teuaata now to pooseasion. Leslia A Tarasa CooptrJ JO 4630 Seller will provide title insurance thos^ g merchantable title la seller. 7-7-84. T h e JD 4440, 600 hra. 7. All annanncemenla made at Ibe sale shall lake precedence over any printed matter. G ary A Sagdra Road, JD 0640 1000 hrs. The seller reserves the right to reject any aad all M s . 7-7-84. P a p e r Exdcufors of Fred J. Schultz Estato Thomas A M ary Ra John Simpson, Roy Ehrasman, Wllltam A Jana Frana| f l a n g i n j ^ Stalter RR., GrMlay, IL *1744 girl, 7-P84. Ph. 309-747-2430 Jamas A Kay Rich, Repair, Inc. Aucflonnsr Attamev tar Estale 7-9^. Lynn RInbinbsrgsr Baknr-LeHton Law Office Art Oantsa Runyon, S02 N. Orange A O rid ity , IL81744 37 E . Front St. 7-18-64. CALL AND COMPANK RATES Lexington, IL 61753 Ph. (389) 747-33n E l Paan, IL 5I73S Katth A Kim RVERENCtS AVAAASLE Phone 30W36S-2031 BATliPACTION OUARAMTEED Ph. (389) S37-SS88 Pairhury. hay, 7-18-64. TImatay A Ptnny 1 m m
Jly 25-26, 1964 - SIX County Lines - July 25-26,1964 - SEVEN Livingston County Court News
Judgo Charles Frank, protidino girl. 7-10-04. H-M-N-O Farm Co., Inc., a corp., costs. I continue drinking ■ John. W. Oiemer, 44. Pontiac, failure to Cynthia Hurst. Odell, boy, 7-10-04. Chatsworth to W. Neil Nornickel A wf. Walton's, vs. Kevin Trachsel, Chenoa, yield, 550., (State). Donald A Nancy Dixon, Pontiac, girl, 7-4-34 513 etc. ( R .S .-) Pt. W'/t SWV4 Sec. Small Claim Complaint 542.52 A costs. >UR businessi John G. Nakashima. 27, Dwight, 7-11-04. 3-25-3, etc. Walton's vs. Dennis Trodennick, speeding, 550., (Dwight). Roger A Jill Birch, Cabery, girl, 7-13-04. H-M-N-D Farm Co., Inc., a corp., Fairbury, Small Claim Complaint 5111.35 Rickey W. Zimmer, 31, Pontiac, I to stop drinking - MARRIAGE LICENSES Chatsworth, to Dale Hornickel 7-2-34 510 A costs. speeding, 550., (State). Terry Lee Ragle A Kim Marie etc. (R .S.-) L 2 of NEV4 Sec. 5-25 3. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Susan )UR businessi Michael D. King, 21, Cornell, no valid Voilontine, both of Pontiac. James A. Haag A wf., to Helen L. L. Harder, POntiac A Ricky A. Harder. reg., 550., (County). Michael Wayne Bloxam A Kim Benson 7-444 510 (R.S. 521.50) L 4 B 5 In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Gary ks Anonymous Robert O. Elkins, 21, Pontiac, speeding, Rozanne Stineman, both of Dwight. Cullom. D. Morgan, Chenoa A Lori K. Morgan, 570., (State). Tinsothy J. Kates, Kankakee A Lisa TRUST DEEDS Cornell. Amy Dens more, Dwight, failure to reg. |ry, IL 61739 Marie tmmke, Saunemin. Duane L. Harms A wf., to Robert B. Walwyn M. Trezise, Fairbury, vs. Scott A innoc. dog, dismissed on States Motion, Robert Stanley Ecfchoff A Kelly Alane O'Detl, T r. 4-24-34 513,434.41 due 7-441 W. Wilkem, Oenforth, Small Claim (Complaint). Bob 692-3364 Gschwendtner, both of Pontiac. 44' of L 2 B 1 Peterdorf's Add. Cullom. Complaint, 52,500.00 A costs. Judith B. Coffey, 3f, Cornell, speeding, William Paul Gittinger A Velda Ruth COURT PROCEEDINGS Pontiac Auto Sales, Inc., vs. Bill John 692-2488 570., (State). W illiam s, both of Fairbury. Commercial Insurance Co. of New Schriever, Fairbury, Small Claim John 692-3943 Diane S. Shapland, 34, Cullom, Theodore Donald Steidinger, Forrest A Jersey, as subrogee of Rick A Ronald Complaint 5342.54 A costs. improper backing, 550., (Cullom). Sara Sue Bahler, Cropsey. Harm s, vs. The AAaytag Co., a foreign In Re; Dissolution of M arriage of Susan Madonna M. Thompson. 41, Pontiac, Charles Eugene Boyd, Pontiac A corp., A Rich Sanders, DBA Sanders Yvonne Fonce, Pontiac A Jeffrey James speeding, 550., (Pontiac). Georgia Alberta Bratt, Berwyn. Electric Co. At Law. (Cpit.) 3 Counts of Fence, Niles, Ohio. Michael C. Tyler, 32, Dwight, speeding, Roy Dale McBride, Forrest A Victoria 540,100.00 A costs, each. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of $50., (State). Salinas, Fairbury. In Re: Dissolution of M arriage of George K. French, Pontiac A Matti Louise Dirk D. Milligan, 21, Ridgeway, unlaw Michael Dwain Billington A Candance Deborah Lynn Wade, A Carl Robert Wade, French. poss. of cann., 5103.. (State). ' Marjorie Stephens, both ol Champaign. Pontiac. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Kathy ite Michael Ray Reed, 23, Pontiac, unlaw, Stephen Hay Cunningham A Karla Ann In the Matter of Pet. for an Order A. Polizzi, Campus A Kerry R. Polizzi. poss. of cannaibs, 5100., 4 mos. probation, M yers, both of Marina Del Ray, CA. Directing the Insurance of a Tax Deed In Re; Dissolution of Marriage Joni (Complaint). Blaine Edward McClanahan A Earlene -B.C. Properties, Inc. (Lts. 3 A 4 B 7 I.J. Helen Knight, Dwight A Alfred Junior G. Lee Opperman, 22, Pontiac, 1 9 8 4 Frances Bryant, both of Odell. K rack's 2nd Add. Forrest). Knight, Chicago. speeding, 544., (Pontiac). Michael Victor AAaffett, Bloomington A In Re: Dissolution of M arriage of Lori In Re: Dissolution of Marriage ol CIRCUIT COURT Kelly Jo Short, Fairbury. Jean Milton, Cornell A Howard Eirl Virginia Ann Halliday, Dwight A William IIS Little, Gayle L; Mikcl D. Little. Samuel J. Teegarden, Pontiac A Peggy Milton, Rockford. Halliday. of Fred J. Schultz, Craig, Rebecca Joan; Chalmer Dirk J. Little, Bloomington. Fairbury Hospital, vs. David Craver, In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Craig. MARRIAGES Fairbury, Small Claim Complaint 5313.10 Kathleen Vivian Findley (Wilson) Dwight real estate more RoynoWs, Delmar R; burglary. Dana Lynn Rogers, Manville A Ronald A costs. A David Alan Findley. hidley Park. Gridley, Dorctie, Ethel W; deceptive practices D. Griswold, Pontiac, 4-4-t4. Walton's of Fairbury, Inc. vs. Claudia In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Niemann, Linda K; deceptive Debra A. Doran, Manville A Thomas L. McReynolds, Aurora, Small Claim Constance LaCombe, Pontiac A William practices. Shockley, Jr., Pontiac, 4-14-M. Complaint 5430.34 A costs. La Combe. True. Shelia Ruth, deceptive practices. Kimberly A. Turner, Englewood, Ohio Walton's vs. Claudia AOowery, Gibson In Re; Dissolution of Marriage of MARRIAGES LICENSES A Martin T. Thompson III, Pontiac, City, Small Claim Complaint 5404.52 A Deborah S. Fahn A Arthur L. Griggs. Doruick, Eric Eugene, Sandwich; 4-14-34. Jamie Lynn Thompson, Roberts, 4-25-M. Julie Lynne Soarles, Pontiac A David 9 -Doy LocoIizmI Guide July 24 to Au9* 2, 1984 Jones, Wfm Paul, Gibson A Marsha Gay Arnold Oswald, Three Rivers, Mich., Williams, Gibson; 4-27-04. 4-14-34. Albert, James Edward, Oak Park; Sharon Elizabeth Mauser, Pontiac A Cindy Joan Elliott, Loda; 4-27-04. Donald Robert Burgard, Forrest, 4-23-34. Zobarth, Robert Leo, Loda A Beverly Tracy Lee White A Douglas Brian W alker, Loda; 4-20d4. Drebes, both of Champaign, 4-23-34. Wilson, Clifford Wayne, Paxton A Lisa Jane Jones, Saunemin A Jack Darleen Marie Gourley. Paxton; 4-24-04. Eugene Gourley, Pontiac, 4-24-34. Bethel, Robert, Onarga A Stacy Lori Landrus A Mark Larsen, both of Blatkbum, Onarga, 4-24-04. Pontiac, 7-3-34. U p d a t e Bantz, Robert Dean, Champaign A Lori Ann Wiles A George Daniel Sandra Kay Pasmus, Champaign, 4-24-04. Russell, both ol Pontiac, 4-30-34. Langley, David Wayne. Paxton A Lynn Stephanie Ann Ricketts A Thomas WEEKDAYS 9.00 A.M. C 0 - Lost In Space Jeannine Wright, Paxton, 4-24-04. Eugene Babbs, both of Fairbury, 4-30-34. O - Phil Donahue ID ICBNI - 700 Club Rodaway. Ray Dean, Belleville A Brenda Sue Barnett, Pontiac A Michael O C D - Donahue ID - Electric Company Deborah Lynn Combs, Paxton, 7-3-04. Patrick Collins. Bolingbrook, 7-1-34. 8;30A.M. BiB - Facts of Life lUSAI - Candid Camera Hour DEEDS DIVORCES O - Beverly Hillbillies - A.M. Chicago 9:30 A.M. Oubree, Lois, Exec to Lois Debree; Kelly Jo Hoemer A Dale Richard I D Mr. Rogers' O - Movie O - Sale of the Century 5-31-04; 50,000; N4T SlOO; LS,4,B24, Cross Hoerner, both of Pontiac, 7-4-34. Neighborhood I D - Sesame Street on 2, Townthip 2S North, - XXIII Summer Olympic Add Pip. Pamela Jane Martino A Danny Robert I D - Popeye I D ® - Family Games ■ n. S U tr o( Illinois. bclOK Froelich, Ray to Pip City Fire Prot Martino, both of Pontiac, 7-5-34. I D - Morning Stretch I D - Love Connection I D - One Oay at a Time of Srction 2 intersCclioiiB Dist; 5-20-04; N35' S'/^L17,10,B21, Patrick J. Shields A Luann Shields, Railroodl mnnlng thenrr BorCAddn Piper. both ol Pontiac, 7-4-34. I to a point to bo known 08 Cassidy, Edith A to Ralph Cassidy; Tina Marie Morrison A Allen Jessie CABLEVtSION CONVERSION GUIDE northerly along West line 4-25-04; Ld in SW> 4 SE< « 23-27-4. Morrison, both ol Pontiac, 7-4-34. aside angle M*> a distanee Cassidy, Ralph to Edith A. Cassidy ,- Charles A. Rinn A Cynthia L. Rinn, both Ml 2 a dislaa>'e of 2M fret 4-25-04; E'^2 SW>'4 23-27-4. of Pontiac, 7-11-34. CNAHHEL CENTEl FCC SRIOLET IRO^mS PIPER CITy It of beginning Sold tract Murphy, David E., Friend G to Frieda Ernestine Schrof A Carl G. Schrof, both 2 HBO WBBM HBO CBN WICD a, more or less, improved G M urphy; 4-24-04; L i, 2, 3. B14, H Sib 1st of Forrest, 7-10-34. AddnSibley. Marsha Runyon A Keith Runyon, both 3 WCIA — WRAU WCIA ^ C IA esi Quarter, in Section 2, Drilling, Leroy F to Pontiac Natl Bk., of Chats worth, 7-4-34. 4 WEEK — WEEK WICD — idian, tiridley Township. T r; IN T R ; 4-21-04; Ld in 20 -27-4. Alta E. Wietrzykowski, Pontiac A Maxey, Judith A etc. to Michael Paul Thomas V. Wietrzykowski, 4-27-34. 5 TMC — WMBO WMAQ WMAQ est Quarter, in Section 2, Maxey; 0-1-03; Ld in Roberts. DEATHS 6 WFLD _----- WSNS SHOW WAND -idian. firidiry Township. Rueck, Beverly etal to Donald P. Burns Mildred S. Bielfeldt, 71, Colfax, 7-4-34. 7 ESPN ------WTBS WTBS A Deborah J; 5-34-04; Ld in Roberts. James F. Anderson, 40, Champaign, uthwest Quarter and 24.5 BIRTHS formerly ol Cullom, 7-4-34. 8 WRAU -----_ USA WAND WSNS Southw'est Quarter, a ll in Rick A Penny Fitzpatrick, Pontiac, Clara Melbourne, 34, Gardner, 7-7-34. 9 WGN — WGN WGN WGN incipal Meridian, Gridley girl, 4-20d4. Clarence F. "Cappy" Wolleniien, 41, ______r or less. Steve A Vicky Applegate, Pontiac, boy, Chenoa, 7-7-34. 10 WMBO NICKfARTS ESPN E P T the South 15.5 acres 4-34-04. Helen J. Lutson, 44, Chatsworth, 7-3-34. 11 WMAQ — ESPN WTTW — Kangr 3 Hast of the Third Harry A Maria Pick, Chenoa, boy, Angelene S. Burns, 34, Dwight, 7-A34. 12 WILL — — ining S2.(8 acres, more or 7-1-04. John R. Zimmerman, 42, Dwight, WILL WILL Brad A Brenda Hall, Pontiac, girl, formerly of Forrest, 7-4-34. 13 CNN — CNN WFLD WFLD 7-2-04. (tacdon Henry Lord, 73, Prairie du 15 ___ w iC d __ ___ er. inspection of premises Tinwthy A Julia Rathbun, Fairbury, Chief!, Wis., formerly of Chenoa, 7-10-34. giri. 7-3>04. Mabel Grover, 35, Fairbury, 7-11-34. 17 ___ WAND ______er acre basis. These tracts Michael A Cynthia Frickay, Forrest, Anna E. Eigsti, 34, Flanagan, 7-11-34. 19 ___ WRAU ______in any other manner, boy, 7-3-04. Jesse J. Armstrong, , Cropsey, 100 ______d. seller wUI establish the Michael A Laurie Weber, Pontiac, boy. 7-12-34. 25 WEEK Melvin C. Day, 33, Pontiac, 7-14-34. 31 ___ WMBO __ __ mtract upon completion of Roboii A Choryl Condon, Dwight, girl. Vittorio Fomeris, 34, Dwight, foriherly 32 — WFLD ______herein. Purchaser will be of Campus, 7-14-34. e balance of the purchase Jilfimy A LeSheina Meeks, Forrest, WARRANTY DEEDS 43 — WBLN ______girl, 7-4-04. Herman BacMoM to Terry H. BachtoM 44 ___ WSNS __ ___ -ops and will be required to Jamas A Kay Moran, Pontiac, boy. A wf. 5-14-33 510 etc. (R.S. 557.) Undiv. 1/7 ______er will pay l* n real estate int. in: Pt. SWV4 Sec. 25-24-7. 47 WTVP cqucnt real estate tascs. Atorfc A Stephanie Nation, Chonoa, girl, Ernest Hoffmann, a widower, etc., to upon full payment of the 7-4-04. Scotty L. Long 7-3-34 510 etc. (R.S. 514.) tenants now in possession, Leslie A Teresa Cooper, Pontiac, girl, Com. at a pnt. las' W. A 153* S. of N E cor. WBBM Chicago. IL • e in seller. 7-7-04. of B IS Atkin's Add. Fairbury, etc.; A Com. WCIA Champaign, IL • eeovcr any printed asatter. Gary A Saqdra Reed, Manville, bey, tsr W. ef NE cor. of B 15 in Atkin's Add. WMAQ ChicaBO,1L • CMcago.IL • 7-7-04. Fairbury, etc. WLS m ThonMS A Mary Renner, Ancona, girl, WON ChieiUO. IL Itatd Cambeit Hatcheries of Illinois, Inc., WTTW CMcagu, R. • n. 7-0-04. Spring Green, Wit., a cerp.. So Ralph ARTS Arts lASTSl WILL Ufbana. IL • Willtam A Jana Franoy, Piper City, Keehl 4-2S-34 313 etc. (R.S. 3134.) Pt. WVi (»N ChrisBan Netwrk ICSNJ W tCD Champaign. M. • g h i, 7-4-04. WVk NWVSi Sec. 22-24-7. CNN VDDID fWWD fwlwfH ICNNI W A N D Dacalur.lL • Jam es A Kay Rich, Fairbury, ghri, H-fM-N-O Farm Co.. Inc., a corp., ESPN ppUMD IWfWIwII lesml W R AU PauftaN. • Hama Box OfBca iHaol W EEK Paaita H. • ANomty for Ettaft 7-4-04. O iatiw erfh to Harold Hamicfcel 7-344 313 HBO a. -X---a--- NICK PHQIDIDOODOn INICM) W M S D • Baker-Loikon Law Office Art A Denise Runyon, Fairbury, girt. PaartaS. etc. (R .S .-) Mit. WV5 SWV4 Sec. 3-2S4; A A SHOW DfwwOniV ISMOWl W FLD g d e a y , jL m 37 E . Front St. 7-10-04. r/w 53* In width com. at Intertec. of S. line TMC Idpvia Channil iTsscl W BLN BtoouHnciM l n . m E l FMO, IL5I73I Koith A Kim Schtadenhauffen, of Tract IhoreinA E. linaef r/wof Co. Rd. USA USANatwork lusAl W SN S m Fb. (3W) S27-3343 Fatrbw^, bay, 7-10b4. an W. ef ad. T ract I. A run. in a N. A S. dir. WTBS Atlanta. QA IWTta W TV P 2 2 S 2 V " - m Timothy A Ptimy Magged, Piper Oty, Ids' along A dir. to E . ef td. r/w. County Lines • July 25-26, 1984 - EIGHT AeW9 erne 12:00 P.M. v:\jw r .m . O - News P - MOVtC: 'Forever' (ESPN) - U.S. Pro Tennis - Walk Through the 20th (SHOW) - MOVIE: Dead End' Charttaianships - Final Match P PPP-M ysieryl Century with BiM Moyers from Boston, MA 1:30 P.M. P - Solid Gold - Olympic Arts: A Day (TMC) - MOVIE: The Toy' P P (TMCl - MOVIE: ‘Eddie and in the Country P - Solid Cold Hits (WTBS) - MOVIE: ‘Beau the Cruisers' Jamas' P- Solid Gold 2:00 P.M. (CNN! - Evening News 1:00 P.M. P - Solid Gold Hits (ESPNl - Auto Racing ‘84; (TMC) - MOVIE: Eddie and the Cruisers' P - MOVIE: ‘Steal Cowboy' (CNN) - Evening News NASCAR Like Cola 500 from Pocono. PA (USA) - Don Dryrsdale (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘The (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘Heartaches' Learning Tree' ISHOW) - MOVIE: 'Vigitante' IHBO) - MOVIE: ‘A Dog of 9:30 P.M. Flanders' (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘Real (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Beloved P - Honeymooners Glory' Infidel' 3:00 P.M. P - Independent News 2:00 P.M. 9:15 P.M. P - MOVIE; -Conquest of the (CBN) - My Little Margie Planet of the Apes' (ESPN) - Track and Field: (WTBS) - MOVIE: ‘Man's (USA) - Ready for the Gold 1984 Prafontaine Classic Favorite Sport?' (SHOW) - MOVIE; ‘Peter No IWTBSl - Major League from Eugene, OR 9:30 P.M. TaH- Baseball; Atlanta at Los (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Can-Can' (TMC) - MOVIE. -Oog Day Angeles P - Honeymooners Afternoon' 3:00 P.M. P - Independent News 9:45 P.M. 4:00 P.M. P - MOVIE: ‘Escape from (CBN) - My Uttle Margie (ARTS) - Handmade In iHBOl - MOVIE; 'Uvesick' America the Planet of the ApM' 10:00 P.M. (HBO) - Unforgivable Secret 4 :30 P.M. OOOOPPP 10:00 P.M. iSHOW ) - MOVIE: 'Professor lESPN) - 3rd Annual OOOOPPP p P - News Wagstaff's Time Machine' Legendary Pocket Billiards ^ 9 8 1 - News C D - Twilight Zone Stars 4:00 P.M. C 8 - Twilight Zone P P - Nightly Business ISHOW) - MOVIE: The (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘The Report Horizontal Lieutenant' P P - Nightly Business Adventures of Marco Polo, Jr.' Report P - Dr. Who 5:30 P.M. P - Dr. Who 4:30 P.M. P - M»A*S*H lESPNl - Mazda SportsLook P - M*A*S*H (ESPN) - ESPN's Sports P - Odd Couple Woman (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Strange CD - Odd Couple (CBN) - Another Life Brew' (HBO) - MOVIE: 'Eddie and (CBN) - Another Life (CNN) - Moneybne the Cruisers' 6 :00 P.M. (CNN) - Moneybne (ESPN) - SportsCenter (TMC) - MOVIE; ‘Heaven's e o o p p ® p (ESPNl - SportsCenter Gate' (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock News Hour (HBO) - Glen Campbell :The 5:00 P.M. O - Alice Silver Anniversary [ESPN) - Play Your Best Golf 10:15 P.M. CD C B C D - MacNeil/Lehrer (SHOW) - MOVIE. The Newshour 5:30 P.M. (ESPN) - ESPN's Horse Survivors' Racing Weekly P - NBC News lESPN) - Mazda SportsLook (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock 10:30 P.M. ® - ABC News Hour (SHOW) - MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Bandit III' O P - New Avengers 6 D - Mork & Mindy 10:15 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 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ISHOW) - Paper Chase P - Chicago Tonight C D - Family Feud CD - Thicke of the Night C 9 ( D QD - XXIII Summer S?S - I Dream of Jeannie O - News (USA) - Radio 1990 I B - Latenight America Olympic Games (CBN) - Here Come the P - McLaughlin Group ID - Varied Programs CB ID - Newscope IWTBS) - Sanford anti Son P - Entertainment Tonight (D Mr. Rogers' Brides (CBN) - Best of Groucho 6 0 - Tennessee Tuxedo O - ABC News 6:30 P.M. P - Barney Miller Neighborhood (CNN) - Moneyline (CNN) - Sports Tonight O - Good Times O - PM Magazine P - Baretta € B - Get Smart (CBN) - 700 Club (ESPN) - SportsCenter CD - Reading Rainbow (HBOl - MOVIE; 'The Betsy' CD - Thicke of the Night [USA] - Sonya (CNN) - Afternoon Break (NICK) - You Can't Oo That e - Family Feud P - First 50 Years: U.S./ (SHOW) - Bizarre P - Motorweek (VVTBSl - Gatlins (NICK) - Black Beauty On TV O P - Wheel of Fortune Soviet Relations 10:45 P.M. (CBN) - Best of Groucho (USA) - AHve and WeH! lU SAl - Radio 1990 o - Carol Burnett 10:30 A.M. P - Jeffersons (ESPN) - Unlimited Hydro (CNN) - Sports Tonight (WTBS) - Battle of the IWTBS) - Sanford and Son P - Wheel of Fortune O - Press Your Luck - WKRP m Cincinnati plane Racing Planets CD P P - Three's Company (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Reds' O ID ® - ScrabMe - Card Sharks 6:30 P.M. 2:15 P.M. CD 11:00 P.M. ® - Entertainment Tonight 10:45 P.M. ID - Electric Company - Live at Five O - PM Magazine O IB ID - General Hospital O - Hawaii Five-0 P - Sanford and Son lESPNl Top Rank Boxing €0 - Partridge Family 6 0 - H.O.T. P - Family Feud ^ 8 - Eye on Hollywood 2:30 P.M. CD - Dick Van Dyke from Si. Paul. MN CD (CBN) - Another Life CD - Mayberry RFD P C D - Wheel of Fortune P MOVIE: Dead O - Bugs Bunny (CNN) - Crosshre 11:00 P.M. IWTBS) - Tesas CD - Powerhouse P - Carol Burnett Reckoning' IB - Sesame Street lESPNl - ESPN's Speedweek O - Hawaii Five 0 11:00 A.M. (CBN) - New Treasure Hunt C D - Wheel of Fortune P - Nightline - Spiderman (NICK) - Oangermouse O - Lye on Hollywood 60 (ESPN) - Varied Programs P 6 D - Three's Company P - Twilight Zone ^9 - Body Language P - MOVIE: 'Bananas' (NICK) - Belle & Sebastian Entertainment Tonight (USA) - Dragnet €D - Young and the INICK) - Going Great m - [ARTS) - Victorian Days: (WTBS) - Starcade (WTBSI - All In the Family CD - Nightline Restless (USA) - USA Cartoon Express 6 0 - Sanford and Son Beau Geste P - Twilight Zone ^9 I D - Oiff'rent Strokes 3.00 P.M. IWTBS) - Andy Griffith CD - Dick Van Dyke I (CBN) - Burns & Allen 7:00 P.M. (ARTS) - In Rehearsal With (CNN) - Crossfire (CNN) - Newsnight O O P - Magnum P.l. C B - Family O - Price Is Right 5:30 P.M. Ashley Putnam - Reading Rainbow o - Barnafoy Jones (ESPN) - Inside the PGA Tour (SHOW) - MOVIE: Smokey O P ® - Gimme a Break (D O O 6D - CBS News ICBN) - Burns 8 Allen 6 0 - Munsters o - Eight Is Enough (HBOl - Not Necessarily The and the Bandit III' O P P - Olympic Gala O ® - NBC News (CNN) - Newsnight SM - XXIII Summer News ITMCI - MOVIE; Home Work' O - MOVIE: Blue Water. CD - I Dream of Jeannie IB ID - Wheel of Fortune Olympic Games (NICK) - Oangermouse lUSAl - Radio 1990 White Death* (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘An Officer [CBN] - Movie - Archie Bunker's Place and a Gentleman' C B - Superfriends CB (USA) - Dragnet P - Oil Kingdoms! (CNN! - Take 2 CD - Wild World of Animals 11:30 P.M. lUSA) - Radio 1990 CD - Wild World of Animals IWTBS) - All In the Family P - Illinois Press (ESPN) - Varied Programs - Nightly Business ^8 6D - McCloud ID - Scooby Doo CB CD P - Torch u‘ Champions: 11:30 P.M. (USA) - USA Movie Report 7:00 P.M. 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P - PM Magazine THURSDAY (SHOW) - Faerie Tale (CBN) - Jack Benny Show 3:30 P.M. P - Cannon Theatre: Snow White 8 7 (USA) - USA Hot Spots O O €D - News O P - Scooby Ooo 7 / 2 6 / 8 4 Dwarfs WEDNESDAY [ARTS) - Victorian Days: FRIDAY P ID ® - Days of Our ID IB Mr. Rogers' (TMC) - MOVIE: The Lives 7 / 2 5 / 8 4 Beau Geste 8:30 A.M. Neighborhood Comancheros' 7 / 2 7 / 8 4 C0 - Breakaway (CBN) - Flipper (TMC) - MOVIE: Reds' CD - GiNigan's Island (USA) - PBA on USA CD - Independent News 8:30 A.M. (CNN) - Prime News 9:00 A.M. P - Star Trek (WTBS) - MOVIE: -Cross nf 9:00 A.M. [WTBSI - Movie (ESPN) - Australian Rides (ESPN) - Auto Racing '84; O - MOVIE: -House of 60 - Woody Woodpecker Football ‘84 SCCA Super VeM Women' 7:30 P.M. O - MOVIE; 'Usbon' 12:30 P.M. 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