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Fairview Haven residents visit CAPS school museum by Louise Stoutemyer Thursday, Aug. 23, Mary Hoelscher made about the little school and how it got started as arrangements for 12 residents from Fairview a museum, being moved in from the country Haven, Fairbury to visit the School Museum. April 14,1971. Many of the group had attended They came in a bus with a lift to accommodate country schools and some had taught in them. the wheel chairs and walkers and a car. They They reminisced about their school days. were accompanied by Mary Merritt, activity They made a donation to the school fund for director, Carolyn Zimmerman, assistant upkeep and each one was given the director, Jeanette Bahler, secretary and bus opportunity to pull the rope and ring the school driver Byron Nussbaum. bell, which pleased them a great deal. Then Mary and Delmar Hoelscher, care takers they loaded up and went over to the CAPS barn of CAPS, met them and Jeff, Brian, Stephanie to enjoy a sack lunch the cooks had prepared Hoelscher and Terri Franey helped get the for them. chairs in and guide the people to seats. This made a nice outing for the group while Mrs. Louise Stoutemyer talked to them the weather is still nice. Driving classes offered for older motorists at CAPS 55 Alive/Mature Driving, an innovative, The course material covers the effects of classroom driver retraining program aging and m«4»ca Lions on driving, basic designed to help older persons improve their driving rules, license renewal, local traffic driving skills, is being offered on Sept. 19 and hazards, adverse road condttkms, energy 20 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at Chatsowrth CAPS, saving and accident prevention measures. and is sponsored by Chatsworth Woman’s club This course entitles you by law in the state of and AARP. Illinois to an auto insurance discount for three years. Developed by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), 55 Alive/Mature A course fee is to be charged. Interested THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE at CAPS has been Driving is the first comprehensive driver persons should contact either Mrs. Fred called that for some time - but after the new paint job is Kyburz, phone 635-3364 or Mrs. William retraining course geared to the specific needs finished, it will really be red. of older motorists. Livingston, phone 635-3027. Little red school house really is Senior Citizens meeting attracts 68 by Louise Stoutemyer went to school, but since schools were often Sixty-eight members attended the C. E. Van Dusen reviewed tne various If you have driven past CAPS lately, you spoked of as "red”, this one is going to be red, Chatsworth Senior Citizens meeting on Aug. 23 senior programs such as home energy may have noticed something different. The trimmed in white. at the American Legion hall. Mrs. Francis assistance, free cheese and butter, food little “red” school house is taking on a new Someone said that red was a common color Dohman conducted the meeting. Rev. C. E. stamps and peace meals. coat of paint and it is really red. Karl, pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic of paint in early days. Often they had same left Mrs. Fred Kyburz spoke on the 56-Alive We have long joked about the "little red over from painting the bam, so they used it on IRV MORANVILLE is replacing sidewalk on Ash St. this week. The church, led the table prayer and later gave a Program which is being sponsored locally by schoolbouse painted white.” People had a short talk on "Support.” A delicious meal was the schoolbouse. Some thought it might have Chatsworth town board pays half the expense, while the adjoining property the Women's club. A fee will be charged for a chance to vote on the color when it was first been cheaper than white or other color paint. owner pays the other half. thoroughly enjoyed. two-day session at CAPS on September 19-20 painted. Linda Sheeley, who attended this The Russell Hammonds, from Anchorage, For whatever reason, schools particularly in While the board has only a limited amount of money to use for such from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Register ahead with school, said it was a mustard yellow when she the East, were painted red. projects, any property owner wishing to investigate the possibility of walk Alaska, relatives of Martha Teters. were Mrs. Kyburz or Mrs. Wm. Livingston. recognized along with five people having For entertainment, games were played, repairs or replacement should attend a board meeting. birthdays during the mouth of August. cqpnd most of the prises were donated by The door prize, s |S gift certificate donated Maurice Baidauf by Dick's Super Market, was won by Rita The next meeting will be held at the Legion Soil moisture Chamber of Commerce Kurtenbach. hall on Sept. 27. is way short meets Sept. 19 at Pub Special meeting New school year An organizational meeting of the Chatsworth Chamber of Commerce will be at CAPS Sept 4 sees 264 attending The latest Illinois Weather and Crops held Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bulletin reflects dry conditions around the Farmers’ Pub. for senior citizens The Chatsworth school district has a total state, stating that 85 percent of Illinois is short Even though the August meeting date ap­ of 264 students enrolled as of Tuesday, accor­ on moisture. peared twice on the front page of the The Area Agency on Aging will chair a ding to figures released by the Only 15 percent of farmers contacted called Plaindealer, confusion seemed to reign as to special meeting at CAPS on Sept. 4th at 1 30 superintendent’s office. soil moisture adequate as of Aug. 24. when and where tfie meeting was to take p.m. In the high school, 72 registered, with 20 as Still, those reporting called com 67 percent place. This agency feels that it is urgent for as freshmen, 14 as sophomores, 13 as juniors, and good, while beans were tabbed 62 percent The September; meeting is designed to many senior citizens as possible attend. 25 as seniors good. allow those business people and farmers who Ministers and representatives of organiza­ In the grade school, 72 are registered, 192 About 82 percent of com was in the dough might be interested in some sort of a business tions in the area are invited to attend even are registered in grades K-eight. stage as of Aug. 24, below the five-yckr organization to come and express their though they may not be senior citizens. Kindergarten has 28, first grade 22, second 20, average of 89 percent. thoughts on the matter. This meeting will involve some future plan­ third 24, fourth 17, fifth 17, sixth 26, seventh 16, Beans were 96 percent in setting pods, Please mark the date on your calendar- ning for the Chatsworth senior citizens. and eighth 22. above the average. Sepk. 19-and make plans to attend The figures are not the official final atten­ dance figures reported to the state after several days of school, but will be close to the actual enrollment.

Vanity plate drawing

more than soup-to-nuts ONE OF THE TRADITIONS around the Chatsworth school is the repainting of With so much interest shown in the past few this shed by the incoming seniors each year. days over the results of the drawing held in For 1984, the class got the jump on things by initialing the structure before Springfield for vanity license plates applied to school even started, thus being "early birds leaving their mark.” light trucks and vans, the local paper has pick­ ed out a list of plates with five or more letters as a sample of what people paid extra money for in order to have a “custom" plate. We leave it to our readers to figure out what Chatsworth Showbus available on Mondays these individuals had in mind when they plac­ Chatsworth area citizens are reminded that Service must be requested in advance, ed their requests for the drawing. Showbus offers transportation to people who listing appointment times and locations in Following is a group of the more interesting are handicapped or age 60 and over. order of importance. Requests are granted by ones of five or more letters, with each plate Residents of Livingston and McLean coun­ priority of need. followed by a hyphen (-). ties are eligible for transportation services to Showbus runs from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ALOHA-BEAST -BONES--BOSOX- doctor or dental appointments, social service In Chatsworth, the service is offered on Moo- BUMPS-CAMEO-CANOE-CHINO-CLEAN- agencies, legal services, shopping, or social days. -CRAZY; events regardless of income or access to a per­ DOORS--DRAIN—DUCKY—ELVIS— sonally owned vehicle. People are picked up and returned to cen­ FENCE-FI.ASH-FREON-FURRY-GRAIN- No fee is charged for the services, but dona­ tral locations, with the bus visiting most com­ -GRASS; tions are appreciated. Escorts may also ride, munities at least once per week. HOHUM—HOTS Y—IBOWL—I PUSH- but those under age 80 must pay a fee. If you wish to know more about Showbus, MACHO—OI.PUP-PECK S-PIZZA-QUACK- To sign tg> for Showbus, a registration form contact Flessner in the Chatsworth area or REBEL—; must be completed at the local dispatcher's of­ LJtta Kinsella, Administrative Coordinator, RUSTY-SCUBA-SHARK-SILOS- fice. For the Chatsworth community, Meadows, Mennonite Home, Rt. 1, Chenoa, DL SMURF-SOCKO-THINK-TIRES-TONTO- Catharine Flessner is the dispatcher. 81728 or call (909>-747-2702. TOOCH; ZORRO-ANIMAL-ARFARF-BANZAI- BEAVER-BIGMAC—BLONDS-BOOBOO- COOUT-CRABB Y-DONKE Y; FLYROD-GUNGHO-HITMAN-INDEBT- CAPS to dose -JOGGER-LOVEYA-MUDDER-OLGOAT- Lost your keys? QUIKEE-REDHOT; after Labor Day SLUDGE-TWEETY-CORNCOB- ECOLOGY--FARMNUT-GETAJOB-- The CAPS pool will be open from 4-7 p.m. WORKER8 ON THE BLOOMER LINE gav« (he tracks Repairs have been mede to crossings about two miles ICFISH Y--JUMPB A K--PERFECT- the remainder of this week through Friday. through Conual a "haircut" in the past faw days In northeast of Rlak, with the Chatsworth territory just RETIRED. Regular pool hours will be used through The keys are GM an a Batts holder. preparation for moving rail restoration equipment closer Altogether, about 3,800 plates were award­ Labor Day Monday, with the facility closing If you are missing your i ahead In the project to reopen the old Illinois Central-Gulf for the season at 7 p.m. on Labor Day. to Chatsworth. line by late fall. ed on the day of the drawing. f k x and claim them. w ■■ ■ .. . ------L e st y e Larry's Lines by Larry Knilands Social News f o r g e t Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kahk arrived borne Jim and Sally Moritz of Piper City. I had w n w o t ask me recently if I ever I know I have forgotten some essentia Is, right-wing group buys an ad promoting a Aug. 18 following 6,000 mile trip on Amtrak. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brown of Sun Ctty, work during the day. but you get the picture - 1 did not think I was speech on "The International Zionist-Btack- THURSDAY, Aug. 30 They traveled first to New Orleans for a short Arts, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. I couldn’t quite decide if the question was in loafing. Communist Conspiracy." Do you run the ad? Chatsworth United Methodist Women stay at the World’s Fair and then to Los Adams of Chataworth, Donald Stout of Fair­ )•*. or if I had really gotten slammed. At any rate, it is better not to throw rocks at 4. Right after you get the ad in *3, you get entertain at the Greenbrier Lodge in Piper Angeles and San Francisco. They visited the bury, and Mrs. Martin Brown, formerly of But. now that I’m older. I have a tendency what someone seems to be doing on a Job until another one, paid in advance, for a ‘swingers' City. Meet for transportation at the church at valley where all the vegetables are grown, Chatsworth and Kankakee, and now of the to atop and th^R about remarks that people you have either done it yourself or walked in magazine advocating spouse-swapping. Do 1:15 p.m. took a ride on the cable car, which proved Helen Lewis Pavtllon in Fairbury. make, rather than Just to fly off the handle as I the person’s moccasins for a while to know you run it? TUESDAY, Sept. 4 hilarious, a tour of Alcatraz, and a boat under Dr. and Mrs. Lehenfaauer of Chicago and did a few yean ago. what the path is like. 5. You find out that the area’s largest single 11:30 am . - Chatsworth Homemaker’s unit the Golden Gate Bridge and a ride over it. In Mrs. Fern Trougott of New Orleans were Soqnewhat the same sort of query would be I imagine the same thing has to do with industry, employing 200 persons, will go under picnic in Chatsworth park. Hostesses: Mrs. Salt Lake City they visited the Kenneth Hum­ weekend gueets of Mrs. Marie Kuhhnan directed at me when I was teaching. About editing a newspaper. Certainly I have “down” in six months. The president tells you that if Frank Seward and Mrs. Fred Kyburz, mels. H»en a very scenic trip back to Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hammond from An­ every June 1, at least one person each year times, when during a day I shoot the breeze or you run the story, you take away any chance furnishing meat, beverage and table service. They were met by their grandson, Douglas Ed­ chorage, Alaska, are visiting with Ms stater, would say, “Well, now that the school term is take a. nap. he has of selling the business. Do you print the Home Adviser lesson, "What Matters Most?" ward, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mrs. Martha Teter, and other relatives and over, you’ve got three whole months to loaf." And I'll bet that about now, you readers are story? THURSDAY, Sept. 6 Kahle. friends In the area. People who say such things to teachers going to say, “Aha - he's about to bring up the 7 p.m. • CAPS farm lease auction Ken and Dee Somers helped their grand­ must do so either as a Joke or because they are amount of time he spends on ball games and 6. You find out that your local supermarket 1:30 p.m. - Chatsworth United Methodist daughter, Michele Somers, celebrate her third Wont has been received by the C.O. Millers innocent of knowledge of what it means to be a meetings in the evenings.” has been charging almost 200 percent the Women in fellowship hall. Program leader, birthday on Sunday, Aug. 19, at the home of that their youngest grandson, Bradley Miller teacher. True - but the roughest part of what I do is normal in other stores for certain items. The Mrs. Frank Albright. Hostess committee her grandparents, Chuck and Teresa Stark in from Minneapolis, Minn., has graduated from As an example, I will recount in short order not the time spent - day or night - on covering store is by far your largest advertiser. The chairman, Mrs. Frank Seward. Ashkum. A dinner was served followed by boot training at Great Lakes Naval Training what a typical summer was like for me as an events and writing them up. owner says that if you print the story, he will cake, ice cream and gifts. Michele was three Station and is now stationed in Connecticut English instructor. What is the hardest part? Simply put, take his ads and put them in a competing on Aug. 13. Her big sister, Sarah, and parents, taking submarine training. He is the son of First, I would reread every textbook that 1 making decisions about how to handle stories. newspaper. If you lose his account, you are in Mike and Nancy Somers of Naperville Joined James A. Miller of Minneapolis. used the previous year. That included four To show my point , let me present a trouble. Do you print the story? in the celebration, along with aunts, uncles Mr. and Mrs. James Hetwig of Markin, literature anthologies of about 500 pages each. modified version of a quiz given in the Aug. 13 7. The chief of police tells you, “We have Weather and cousins, Greg and Terri Stark, Brian and Ohio, and daughter Carol of Columbus, Ohio, Then I would check over all my major tests Publsihers’ Auxiliary by Garrett Ray. caught the three kids who have been Andrea, Mark and Pat McDermott, Mark Jr., were weekend visitors at the Vernon Hummel for the anthologies usually changing each test To take the quiz, you must pretend that you vandalizing the high school. I want you to print Elizabeth, Ronald and Adam, of Ashkum, and home. enough that it had to be retyped. are the editor of a newspaper. For each of the their names, and their parents' names, too.” Wanderings At that point, I would turn to the novels that following situations, you must decide what you Do you run the names? Library news 8. The school board meets in executive I used in my upper-level classes and read each will do in writing a story. as observed by Michele Diller session to pick the site for a new school. You one of them again. That involved about 400 1. You have a firm policy of printing every The Library will return to regular hours Senior Citizen find out the location of the proposed building. by Jim Rebholz pages for each of a dozen books. Same deal name that appears in the weekly court Sept. 3: Monday and Tuesday- 1-8 p.m., The board president tells you that if you print with the tests and project sheets - do them records. Your minister is convicted of DWI. Wednesday, 1-6:30 p.m., Friday, 10-12 and 1-5 the story, the price on the site will go up. What free passes are over. The minister says that if you print the story, Weather listed is for the period from 8/21 p.m., and Saturday, 9-11 a.m. For grammar work, I would review each of his career will be ruined. Do you make an do you do? through 8/27. Alter Sept. 1, all library users will be re­ the four grammar texts, checking to be sure exception to your policy and not print his Temperatures ranged from a high of 90 to a quired to have a library card and use their now available that I had all the rules and lists memorized. name? I hope you see by now what I am driving at. For many weeks, I have no such considera­ low of 46. card number. Residents of Chatsworth I usually had at least five sheets of exercise 2. A local citizen is caught shoplifting. He is Eight-tenths of an inch of rain fell on 8/22, Township or * nonresidents paying taxes in Senior citizens of Chatsworth are reminded tions to make. pages for each major division in the grammar convicted. He comes to your office in a real fit, with clear skies until Monday, when we receiv­ Chatsworth Township may register for a card that free athletic passes are available again But many people speak to me in confidence work, and every year 1 would find some parts stating that if his family finds out, he can’t ed a trace. free of charge. this year for home games. about important matters concerning the of an exercise that needed revision. So I would face them. You suspect that if you do print the Winds were mostly from the southeast the Library users residing outside of the community and the people in it. They are available at both the grade school do that. story, he will physically harm you. Do you last part of the week, with a maximum veloci­ Township who do not own property in I the high school. Likewise with the theme assignment print his name? Figuring out what to do - and what not to do ty of 8mph. Chatsworth Township will be required to pay a sheets, and also for the term paper guides. 3. You run political ads from all sides of the - about items like these can be a real editorial Barometric pressure stayed over 30.00 until fee. headache. On top of that, I was usually going to philosophical spectrum. You have a policy Monday, when a low of 29.90 was recorded. summer school, taking eight semester hours. that all points of view should be presented. A And it is work, even if it doesn't show. Relative humidity was 90 or better every Jean Kuhring, day, with a low of 48. Daily highs and lows : 8/21-90 to 54 ; 8/22-90 T h a n k you to 55; 8/23- 80 to 50; 8/24-80 to 46; 8/25-84 to Brent Butler U ; | The family of Elsie Elliott wish to express 50; 8/26-88 to 58; 8/27-90 to 60. their thanks and appreciation for the many Markets Rebecca Weber to wed Oct. 6 expressions of sympathy shown at the time of TNf CtUTSWMTN PUMKAUA (Quote of Livingston Grain) Jean Ixiuise Kuhring and Brent Lee Butler, (VSM 101-MO) the loss of our mother. C om ...... |3.10 both of Charleston, announce their istaSNsfeed IM Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott. Beans ...... |6.46 a new Tri-Delta engagement. CtUTSWOSTN. HAMMS Annabel Brucker,' School calendar The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and PaMMwd every 1 Rebecca Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Allbritton, Mrs. Robert Kuhring of Montrose and Mr. and JAMES H. MMERTS, Gene Weber, of Chatsworth, has recently been THURSDAY, Sept. 6 Betty Sommer c Mrs. Thomas Coyne of Fairbury. The Larry initiated into the Beta Omicron Chapter of VB - Mel-Sib, here prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and toaa J Delta Delta Delta, social sorority at Illinois SUNDAY, Sept. 9 i Sacaad Mass Matter et Me Peel Office Mrs. Robert Butler of Charleston. State University. Weber attended Chatsworth Jr. Class Dinner Is. seder Act ef M erest, tin An Oct. 6, 1964, wedding is planned for 2 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER SCHOOL'S IN High school and is currently enrolled as a TUESDAY, Sept. 11 > Tear 812.11 VB at Mazon p.m. at the Ashmore Baptist church, la Capias Me Thurs., A uq. 30, 1984 sophomore in elementary education. Ashmore. dOT OF TNKOiMTT AJKA Page Two The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of Oes Tear Stl.M Chatsworth High school. Tstepasss 038-MI8 » .v. • ILllMi FANS 7~ — Bumper Stickers Mugs Shoe Strings CAPS Farm Lease 1 T-Shirts Sweaters Football Jerseys Sweat Shirts Out lie Bag Sleeveless Sweats By Public Auction, 3 yr. cash rent lease, to be Flags Jackets (4 styles) Shorts held Sept. 6. 19M at 7:00 at CAPS Pavilion: Jim Buttons Hals Pants SHOES A Trunk, Auctioneer. Pony - Puma - Converse - Reebok ■ Spot Bill Saucony - Etonlc Copy of lease will be available for perusal at te* *9 ** Citizens Bank of Chatsworth, or the home of Leotard* and Aerobic Shooa Sportswear. Army Surplus Lillian Saxton, Secretary. Qeneral Sporting Goods "to k Denny’s Sporting Goods k For further information, contact Albert Bryant, •1V2IS-4S5I President.

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TUESDAY, Sept. 4 reasonably piaaaed with tha tin t g ■uer of Chicago and There were some good defenalvo of New Orleans were Hamburger on bun, cheese slices, french fries, pears, monster cookie some good work at the plate. Marie Kuhhnan. Todd Ashman with two singh I Hammond from An- WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5 Turkey slice, potatoes and gravy, com, R B I. and Doug Miller with one visiting with hi* slater, throe R.B.I paced the offene. land other relatives and candied sweet potatoes, applesauce THURSDAY, Sept. 6 Others getting hits, each with a Taco in shell, lettuce, cheese, fruit or BUI Sharp. Oaig little and Brie pudding Wildcats also received 16 free lived by the C.O. Millers FRIDAY, Sept. 7 offensive weaknesses were U Bradley Miller leaving 12 runners stranded on I i., has graduated from Macaroni and cheese, tuna sandwich, peas, THE CHATSWORTH FFA livestock judging team saw many breathtaking peaches, cupcake Chris PioU (0-1) was the start Lakes Naval Trainli^ hurter. He worked four Innings, | stationed in Connecticut landscapes in Switzerland, with this photo just a small sample of that country. runs (4 earned), gave upsix Mta, He is the son of and struck out one. Doug Miller County Farm Bureau innings in relief. He yielded Helwig of Marion, only one was earned), gave | Carol of Columbus, Ohio, walked four and struck out five. i at the Vernon Hummel women slate annual Lin* Score R Chenoa 15 salad luncheon Sept 5 Chat* worth f The Livingston County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee will bold their annual Citizen Fall Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, Sept.5, 1964, at the Livingston County Farm Bureau Wildcats drop sses are Building in Pontiac. Lunch will be served at 11:30 am . Following the luncheon, Ellen Hankes of Iroquois W. 'ailable * # rural Fairbury will present the program r f “Weddings From My Family Album”. Her The Chatsworth grade school bwsfeaD t Chatsworth are reminded program is centered around four generations team opened their conference schedule w bha are available again of wedding dresses. The dresses were worn by 14-13 victory over Iroquois West at C JLPA | games. her great-grandmother, Anna Sommer who Tuesday, Aug. 24. s at both the grade school married Peter Garber in 1866; her grand­ Doug Miller and Chris Pioli parad 0R mother, Anna Garber who married William Wildcat offense. Pioli had a double aud a Fugate in 1911; and her mother, Helen single in four at-bats while Miller hud two Hedrick who married Howard Fugate in 1940. singles in three at-bats. The gown she wore for her 1970 marriage to Other Wildcats getting hits (all abiglas) husband, Ray, completes the cycle. were Bill Sharp, Todd Ashman, Eric Garth The gowns vary in color from Mrs. Hankes' and Matt Miller, Chatsworth scored M r 14 * 4 PLAINDEALER READERS can easily guess from this photo taken on the white gown with a light blue sash, to her 1M2 runs with eight hits and 17 bases-oo-balls. livestock team’s tour of Europe as to one city they visited. mother’s ivory gown, to the dark beige gown Chris Pioli (1-1) was the winning pitcher hi T of her grandmother, to the dark brown of her relief. He pitched 2Vi innings, wafted two, great-grandmother’s gown. strode out one, yielded four earned runs, and IT« HJUOSfAlfS Good food lures them and keeps them happy The 1866 gown came from France long til-tit) gave up eight hits. (From the June S, 1S7S Plaindealer) knowledge of cookery is indispensable to the before the wedding. It was a six week journey Miller was the starting pitcher. Be wortrtd tm ONE PERSON THOUGHT this was a five-legged pudgy squirrel carrying a bag IUIMMS A married gentleman of our acquaintance maintenance of a happy household and a con­ across the ocean to New York. From there it 4Vi innings, walked six, struck Odt Sue, takes pleasure in announcing that “the highest tented husband. went to the Ontario, Canada, area and then to of walnuts -- but it is really a freak potato from the garden of Delena Gelmers. yielded five, earned runs and gave up six M s. ambition of a female mind should be to cook a Old wives will tell young ones that the way McLean County where they settled. LINE SCORE R M S good dinner." to a man’s heart is through his mouth, and this Her program includes slides of Iroquois West 13 M * ’ Without agreeing with this gentleman to fact, however painful to romantic young photographs and other memorabilia from the Chatsworth 14 g $ ' |Class Matter at Ma Paal Offtct • i the extent of such a sweeping assertion, every ladies, becomes more apparent at each suc­ past. First airmail letter reaches Chatsworth aearAciaf Marefel, 117$ sensible woman will admit that a certain ceeding year of married life. Mrs. Hankes has a Bachelor of Science and (From the July 17, Ifl4 Plaindealer) From Chicago to Chatsworth it came by i Tear $12.$$ Master of Education Degrees from the Univer­ The first letter to reach Chatsworth by train and reached here at 11:45 a.m. or about THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER sity of Illinois. This summer she completed a airplane mail arrived Tuesday noon. 19 hours after being mailed. Thurs., Aug. 30, 1984 | TW-CMMTY AREA course “Women Writing Women’s Lives" at Il­ It was postmarked at Cheyenne, Wyo., at 5 The letter bore an eight cent stamp and was Page Three »Taw $11. M pm. Monday, July 14, and came to Chicago i tM-MII linois State University. She has taught home addressed to Howard Hart, foreman of The economics and is currently teaching music in that night. Plaindealer office. fCHOOt IS her home as well as being a farm wife and mother. Jim ALL 1984 FORD RANGER PICKUPS AT YEAR END CLEARANCE PRICES.

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■ Wheeler CITIZENS BANK of CHATSWORTH Accounts Insured to $166,666 Auction Center CHATSWORTN. ILLINOIS 60621 Division of Whsolor Firm Equipment Member F.D I.C. IP RL 24, Chatsworth M2 East Locust Street y, IL, 81739 815-635*3764 Ph. I1MM-S1M Cssh buysrs of usod farm equipment V'. ** vl I Myers ends sixth Margaret Bargmann, Democrats active New Arrivals Haberkom reunion brings 78 to Cullom The Haberkom reunion was held Aug. M at leans Iran Wolcott,] in stock standings Mary Lutson return in 1884 parade Kathryn Ann, weighing 71bs. and 12 ocs., St. Jo in ’s Catholic Pariah hall In Cullom. and LaFayetta, Ind. and from Cullom, (F ran the Aug. 15,1884 Plaindealer was bom Sunday, Aug. 26, to Robert and Bar­ Chatsworth, Aahkum, Fairbury, Watseka, by Chris Maticfa from Minnesota The Democratic demonstration Thursday bara Honegger of Sterling, 111. Roanoke, Piper City, Clifton, Kempton, Loa- night was an interesting affair. The torchlight Paternal grandparents are Albert and 'The Wayne Haberkom family, from The 19M racing campaign came to a close Mrs Margaret Bargmann of Pontiac and tant. Ml. Prospect, Rolling Meadows, and procession, headed by True’s Cornet Band, Janet Honegger and maternal grandparents Mundelein, came the farthest. Dorothy Goal City. last Friday and Saturday nights at Fairbury’s Mary Lutson returned home Monday after a are Glenn and Rita Schroen, all of Chatsworth. Haberkom o i Chatsworth was the oldest The next reunion will be held the last Sun­ Legion Speedway. very enjoyable two weeks vacation at the formed in front of the Plaindealer office and marched through the principal streets, and member end was presented with a floral ar­ day in July of im . When it was all said and done, Tom Myers home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks of Anoka, rangement from Russell Emonds of Wolcott, i t took home sixth place in the final point stan­ Minn. Kay Hicks is the tour guide for Senior numbered about 125 torches. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Homstein, rural route 1, Ind. The youngest member was Lewis THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER dings. Citizens of Anoka and surrounding areas. In the line were carried several Melvin, are parents of their first child, a girl, transparencies with pictures of the presiden­ Haberkom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thurs., Aug. 30, 1964 In Friday night action, Myers from his last lindey Lee, bom Aug. 22 at Burnham hospital, Haberkom of Lostant. row starting position, finished ahead of Jack tial candidates and mottoes, such as Champaign. She weighed 8 lbs. 6 ozs. Page Four Places of interest visited in Iowa and “Cleveland is the working man’s friend,’’ “ Dowers in the first heat. Minnesota were, The Grotto at West Bend; She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Then in the third heat Myers held off Pon­ Cleveland is the young man’s candidate,’’ Leo Homstein and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kess- The Little Brown Church at Mashua where 16 “Rah for our Carter!’’, etc. tiac’s Don Chandler. wedding were to take place that Saturday; inger of Chatsworth. In the feature Myers finished in the eighth The Clock Factory of Spillville where two During the march roman candles and different Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ slot despite starting in row five. colored lights were burned, making a very ford McGreal, Chatsworth, and Mr. and Mrs. f f k brothers had worked for years on beautiful pleasing show. Saturday night, Myers could not finish the Carman Kessinger, Bloomington. v W hand carved clocks, one of which Henry Ford Marching to the park, and after singing by i i first heat race. had offered a million dollars for years ago, but The Aug. 22 arrival was the birth date of the the glee club, of which the club may well be baby’s late great-great-grandfather, P.H. they turned down the offer. Many had proud, the assembled crowd listened to a In the third heat, Myers started from the moveable figures in them. The Bily Brothers McGreal. Early Copy speech by Dr. Hunt o f Chatsworth, who spoke second row and took the lead after a yellow made them all. Boat rides down the St. Croix for a little over an hour in a very pleasing and took care of the first and second place cars. He River and on Lake Superior were really nice. interesting way. He was followed with music by ran in the first postion until he spun. Myers They traveled by Amtrack to Duluth and ate the glee club, when Mr. Gill, of Chicago, was then settled for the fourth position. dinner atop the Radisson Hotel Carousel introduced and gave a rambling speech of a Myers ran strong in the feature until a spin where you could see the city of Minneapolis. few minutes. CLASSlFlEP sent him back in the field. Myers finished the Deadline After more music and cheers for the dif­ feature as lapped traffic, as just about the A beautiful historical County Estate ferent candidates, speakers, and glee club, ADSVvORKj whole field was lapped by Denny Carpenter, Mansion of Glenshun was toured also. All hand and a promise of Carter Harrison in the future i i who was the only one who could get a bite on a carved woodwork and leaded glass windows, for a speech, the meeting dispersed. super dry slick track. antique furniture and a large stable where Overall, Myers ran strong at Fairbury all their horses and buggies had been kept near season long. Snook Dehm while he was aide to by. Next Week!! run, did very well also. Dehm looks to be a The weary travelers also had a ride over Worry Free very strong competitor next year in his new the last Cobblestone street in the city, a mite Get your wagons Due to the Labor Day weekend, we “Dominator" car 1984 was a trial year at rough too. The large Hubert Humphrey Bonanza ready early Fairbury, with a new track surface and join­ Metrodome was something to see, too. ing the UMP ranks nobody knew how the Kay is really tops, looking after her older Buildings. Wheel bearings packed request that all classified ad copy be season would turn out. groups. She has a sister and brother living in $4.75 a wheel, plus parts 1 1 It turned out for the better. Very com­ Normal, Mrs. Gertevieve Perns berg and CLEAR-SPAN FARM. if needed. petitive racing was present every weekend. Eugene Doran. As you might guess, the two COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL The drivers had to of liked the track as Denny Poor Souls, had to come home to rest! Dave’s Tire submitted no later than Carpenter returned, Gary Webb came from BUILDINGS Iowa the last half of the season, Darrel Mar­ Written W arran ty & Alignment iner and “Little" John Provozanno came Charleston IL down from Santa Fe just to name a few of the (217) 348 8135 Chatsworth best UMP drivers in the midwest that raced at Ton F re e 4 p.m. Friday, Fairbury. Ten of the top 50 drivers were at BONANZA 800 252 5735 How do we BUILDINGS Fairbury. settle your auto claims Aug. 31 » i so quickly? Discover Home Deadlines for news, correspondence Bridget M Country Companies has more claims (enters Satellite TV... 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SEE IT AT Fairbury Appliance Tha Onarga Leader-Review The Chanoa Clipper/Lexington Sunday in the Chatsv CENTRAL ! tewkw The Cullom Chronicle Unit Journal tendance. ILLINOIS PUBLIC A»aim Bureau %•*»•* • Fairbury A picnic dinner was en ] SERVICE COMPANY Tha El Paso Record The afternoon was spe badminton, cards and vi Family members Addison, Bloominf Carpentersville, Chat Back to School Decatur, Fairbury, Fo Bargains Galore! man Estates, Norridge| Piper City, Roselle, Strei Final 3 Days of HURRY IN! and Wataeka. Out of sUt Savings Zone! • i ADULT El Summer Clearance n o w t h r u S a t u r d a y Climb aboard for FA K e lly ’s C o rn er Back to School savings! 60 - 70 - 80% Off Buy 2 pairs of jeans or pants and 1 Cornar of 4th A FAIR! Locust, top AND receive a second top of G.E.O. Tuesdays! Chatsworth Starting Sept. on children's clothing, Hours: 8:30-5 equal or less value^ i i School. Teacher^ lon.-Sat. and Margaret Gre PON| men's & women's clothing G.E.J. 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’. 4 .- liom Star honors Mrs. Percy Walker (ran Wolcott, I At a meeting Aug. 16 of Chatsworth Commander of the Fairbury Commandery. Ind. and from CuUom, Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, hosts for Five members of Chatsworth Chapter had Fairbury, Watooks, the social hour included Mrs. Clarence recently attended an Official Visit of the aty , Clifton, Hampton, Los- Bennett, Mrs. Thomas McGuire and Curtis Grand family at Rantoul at which time Mrs. Rolling Meadow*, and Stoller. Milford Sims and StoUer presented to the Mrs. Percy Walker was guest of honor at Worthy Grand Matron, Mr* Dorothy Shearer, CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH F irst Bap tist church i will be held the last Sun- the meeting. She was recognized as treasurer and Worthy Grand Patron, Richard 11 N. mi St. Chatsworth Chats worth, IM the past many years, a 50-year member, and Eisenman, certificates noting their Melvin Mels ter, pester Harley Curtis, Pastor observing her birth date as of Aug 16. Mrs. acceptance as Honorary Members in SUNDAY, Sept. 2 l/ORTH PLAINDEALER John Barnhart played a special piano solo in Chatsworth Chapter. 9:49 a.m. - Sunday school SUNDAY 19:49 a.m. - Worship* 9:90 - VI ... Aug. 30, 19B4 her honor. The chapter room and the dining Plans were made for the Sept. 20 7.-SS p.m. Worship* •upsrinfen I Page Four room were both decorated in the colors and observance of friends’ Night. Current officers ‘Sermon by John D ailty 19:90 - Cm theme of the 1964 Worthy Grand Matron. are asked to notify Mrs. Sims by Sept. 10 the M O N D A Y , Sept. I These D ry LtveT A special collection taken was donated to name of their guest officers, IS a .m ., Camp Menitoumi Reunion picnic Com m union. the Knights Templar Eye Foundation. It was Mrs. Virgil Hiner, Piper City, was given a WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5 FRIDAY noted that Curtis Stoller is the new Eminent gift as winner of a guessing contest. 11: IS a.m. - Greenbrier Nursing Homo, Visitation committee Piper City. SEPTEMBER 9 7: JO p.m. - Prayer mooting $: JO PsttUCfc dil praise-sing at Univer I > SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY, siiy Baptist Church, Kathryn Smith dies Irene Kohler dies SEPTEMBER 9-12 SEPTEMBER 14 I wild-Flower Fest The funeral of Kathryn Smith, 93, who died Irene Kohler, 83, died at 1:05 p.m. Friday, Annual Missionary Conference SEPTEMBER 27 's Rally at Decatur Thursday, Aug. 23, 1964, was held Sunday at Aug.24,1964, at Fairbury hospital. Her funeral 7 p.m. - Nightly and 19:45 a.m. Sunday py 1:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran church in ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN service was held Monday at Culkin-Diggle CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL 4th and Walnut sts. Chatsworth with Rev. James Frank of­ Funeral Home with Rev. Sondra Newman of­ ficiating. Burial was in Chatsworth cemetery. UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES Chatsworth ficiating. Burial was in Chatsworth cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill Dennewitz, Ray SUNDAY, Sept. 2 James H. Frank, Pastor Wallrich, Hubert Gerth, Lowell Flessner, Dale PaUbearers were George Augsburger, Tom 9 a.m. - Morning worship at Emmanuel SUNDAY, Sept. 2 Fee'y, Glen Schrof, Walter Flessner, Herbert with special by Mary Tronc 0:45 a.m. • Sunday school e Scott and Boyd Hummel. 10:40 a.m. - Worship with Holy Communion Flessner and Francis Dohman. 10 a.m. - Sunday school She was bom Sept. 26,1890, at Charlotte, a She was bom May 2,1901, at Chatsworth, a 10: JO a.m. - Morning worship at Charlotte TUESDAY, Sept 4 daughter of George and Thalina Jacobs Ster- daughter of Dick and Sadie Dann Hitch. She with .special by Alice Haren 9:00 a.m. - Martha circle, E. Kettle, hostess renberg. She married Paul Smith on Aug. 25, married Herbert Kohler on Jan. 20, 1951 at 9:10 a.m. - Sunday school WEDNESDAY, Sopt S 1925, at Charlotte. He died in 1962. THURSDAY, Sept, 4 4: JO p.m. - 7th grad* confirmation Chatsworth. He died Aug. 10,1972. 9a.m. - Emmanuel U.M.W. meet at church. 4:J0 p.m. • 0th grade confirmatfen Survivors include two sisters, Christine Survivors include a sister, Florence Porter­ ek!! Ashman, Chatsworth, and Seena Hoppe, Leader: Mary Ann Attlg; Hostesses: Cheryl, 7: JO p.m. - choir field, Sun Gty, Ariz., a niece, Mary Ann Genoa; and several nieces and nephews. Marietta, Mary and Doris (kend, we Boruff, Chatsworth; two nephews, Steve STS. PETER A PAUL CHURCH She was preceded in death by six brothers Hitch, Chatworth, and Dick Hitch, Goodlett- and four sisters. THE UNITED METHODIST 415 N. Fourth Street sviUe, Tenn. CHURCH OF CHATSWORTH Rev. C. E. Karl. Pastor Mrs. Smith was a member of St. Paul’s One brother preceded her in death. U.S. 24 at 4th St. Confession Schedule Lutheran church, American Lutheran Church Mrs. Kohler was a member of Chatsworth Sondra Newman, Pastor SATURDAYS ad copy be Women and The Loners Club. i United Methodist church and a 60-year SUNDAY, Sept. 2 3-3:30 p.m. t Memorials may be made to the church. member of the Order of the Eastern Star. 9 a.m. - Church school FIRST FRIDAYS Culkin-Diggle Funeral Home was in charge Memorials may be made to a charity of the 10:15 a.m. - Worship. Sermon: "On 7:30-0 a.m. of arrangements. Founding a Family" SDay tor Missions/Labor MASS SCHEDULE donor's choice. Sunday. No UMYF. SATURDAY EVENINGS: MONDAY, Sept. 3 S p.m. Office Closed SUNDAY TUESDAY, Sept. 4 • it a.m. Edwin R. Brucker. dies 7:30 p.m. - Council on Ministries Day before Holy Day: day, Edwin R. Brucker, 27, Urbana, formerly ot Earl Clark dies WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5 5 p.m. Piper City, died at 1 -.15 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7:30 p.m. - Choir practice Weekday masses: Monday. esday, 29, 1964 in an automobile accident near THURSDAY, Sept. 4 Thursday and Friday at 0 a.m. Champaign. Earl Clark, 94, of Saint Anthony, Iowa, died 1:30 p.m. UMW WEDNESDAY evening MR. AND MRS. ERIC VIRKLER Aug. 19, 1964, at the Villa del Sol Nursing 5:30 p.m. 1 » I Visitation will be Thursday from 3 - 9 p.m. VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH at the Reilly-Redenius Funeral home in Piper Home. WEDNESDAYS He was bom Nov. 29,1889, in Chatsworth, 407 West Vine Street 4 p.m. City. If you need a ride, phone: M4-2S0* ispondence the son of David F. and Emma Bayston Clark. 4:45 p.m. High school religion classes Bridget Morris marries Eric Virkler Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday Pastor: Ted Jensen (Classes held at the Parish hall) at St. John’s Lutheran church, CuUom, with In 1917 he moved to Saint Anthony where he SUNDAY fanned until 1949. Bridget Morris of Denver, Colo, and Eric Rev. Marvin Ackerman officiating. 10 a.m. - Worship service Lori Virkler of Owatonna, Patricia On July 13,1911, at Paxton, 111., he married lust be in by Virkler, also of Denver, were united in Burial wiU be in Westlawn cemetery, 4:30 p.m. - Evening service Demopollos of San Diego, Calif., and Toni and Minnie Thomas. They resided for 67 years in WEDNESDAY Culkin reunion marriage on June 23 at 11 a.m. at Shepherd of Tina Musgrave of Denver were bridesmaids, CuUom. 7 p.m. - Prayer meeting Mr. Brucker was bom Sept. 19, 1956 at Marshall county. the Hills Presbyterian church in Lakewood, and wore gowns identical to the maid of honor. Surviving are two sons, Harold Earl Clark Colo. Elizabeth Moyle of Evergreen, Colo., was Fairbury to Robert and Arlene Onken enjoyed by 51 Brucker. of Chatsworth, and D. Wayne Clark, Saint An­ She is the daughter of Gerald Morris of flower girl, while Karl Merritts of Lakewood thony; two daughters, Thelma (Mrs. Claude) The 15th annual Culkin family reunion was • » Denver and Sandi Merritt* of Lakewood. He is was ring bearer. He graduated from Ford Central high Vivian Burg dies held Sunday at CAPS with a basket dinner en­ school in 1975. He attended Kankakee Smith of Gemons, and Lois (Mrs. Forrest) |apers will be the son of former Chatsworth residents Perry Robert Moullette of Rice Lake, Wis., was Rasmusson, Nevada; 18 grandchildren; Vivian (Maxson) Burg, 68, a former joyed by 51 family members. and Carol Virkler of Owatonna, Minn. best man, while groomsmen were Dan Community college. Saunemin native, died Friday, Aug. 15,1984 in Guests were present from Indiana, He participated in sports in high school and several great-grandchildren; and several Rev. Patrick Jordan officiated at the Paradise of San Diego, David Morris of great-great-grandchildren. Klamath Falls, Ore. Downers Grove, Herscher, Champaign, Ran­ ceremony. lakewood, and Tom Henry, Randy Schullo, at KCC. She was bom in Saunemin to Harry and toul, Bloomington, Milford, Piper Gty, CuUom He worked for East Central IUinois Grain Funeral services were held Wednesday at Wishing day. The bride wore a silk gown with sweetheart and Jeffrey Taylor, all of Rice Lake. 1:30 p.m. at the Estel-Perrin-Avey Chapel Hazel Fdimer Maxson on April 15,1916. and Chatsworth. neckline, beaded with reembroidered lace and A buffet brunch was served at Jonathan’s Company. Survivors include three sons, Larry, Jerry Receiving the adult prizes were Clarence Surviving are his parents, rural Piper Gty; with Rev. Harry Lake officiating. Burial featuring a cathedral train. The cathedral Restaurant following the ceremony. was in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. and Tom Maxson, all of Oregon; one daughter, Culkin and Tim Wulf. The children’s prizes M onday, length veil WM'enufeblitoiaiJBlIotfci^vilf Q Aftet AAnptoTtong Kong and Hawaii, the a daughter, HoUy of Holder; a brother, Gary Mrs. Paul (Shirley) Crouse, of Springfield, went to Ruth Murphy. Adam Allie, Kristy AlUe of Danforth; and grandfather Herman Onken Those attending the funeral from reembroidered lace. She carried white roses couple plans to live in Denver. Ore.; three brothers, Millard Maxson of and Karrie Ham. of Piper Gty. Chatsworth were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark, with stephanotis. She is a graduate ot the University of and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards Chatsworth, Morris Maxson of Dwight, and Officers elected for next year are Mr. and Monica Sheldrake of Denver was maid of Northern Colorado and is a special education He was preceded in death by his paternal Wayne Maxson of Jacksonville, Ore.; and two Mrs. Clarence Culkin, Hudson, Virgil Culkin, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brucker and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ed­ honor, wearing a white taffeta gown with a full teacher for the Weld county schools wards of Piper Gty. granddaughters. Chatsworth, and Dorothy Evans, Cullom. skirt with red bottom ruffle and red and white He is an acocuntlng student at the and maternal grandmother Ethyl Onken. Her husband John and a brother Clinton Plans were made to hold the reunion at the !, INC. ruffled neckline. She carried a bouquet of red University of Northern Colorado, where he Memorials may be made to St. John's preceded her in death. same time next year. miniature carnations and white daisies. will be a senior this fall. Lutheran church. (•worth Plaindealer Ho I f Beck- CHICKEN MANIU |fax Proto Dohman reunion attracts 95 In honor of Azz Izz's Ith Annual Bar-B-Que Chicken Special, toy Nows The 19th annual Dohman reunion was held Denmark, LaBelle, Mo., and New Jersey. the world renowned expert of “chicks" has cooked up not Clippor/Loxington Sunday in the Chatsworth park with 95 in at­ Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carolla Olsen tendance. from Sonderborg, Denmark, for coming the another great menu. I Journal • ► A picnic dinner was enjoyed at one o'clock. greatest distance, to Bernard Edwards for be­ The afternoon was spent playing baseball, ing the oldest, and Justin Dohman, the son of •V2 BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN badminton, cards and visiting. Phil and linda Dohman of Fairbury, for being •Salad Bar Family members and guests came from the youngest. ' i>' Addison, Bloomington, Campus, Carpentersville, Chatsworth, Chenoa, GtPxn, FREE DRAFT BEER i Decatur, Fairbury, Forrest, GlenviewJPoff- JfHE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 1 pt. with dinner orders • refills 50c man Estates, Norridge, Onarga, Pay son, Thurs., Aug. 30, 1984 Carry-outs welcome Piper City, Roselle, Streamwood. WarrenviUe Page Five and Watseka. Out of state visitors came from II i.n. t* ?T? tie! • t ADULT EDUCATION - LIVINGSTON COUNTY AREA labor Day FALL CLASSES 1984 SfMkl *4.99 H** I4 to m en it *1 Schedule and Locations FREE TUITION AZZIZZ G.E.D. (General Piper City FAIRBURY Education Development) G.E.D. Tuesdays - 6:30 • 9:30 P.M. This course is designed for those Starting Sept. 4 at Westvlew who are 16 years old or older and School. Teachers: Wilma Slayton have not obtained a high school and Margaret Green. diploma. The purpose Is to help PONTIAC adults obtain a certificate which is Hutton L ife seminar. Today’s changing G.E.J. Monday - 6:30 - 9:30 P.M. accepted by employers as being economy makes it especially difficult to save Starting Sept. 24 at Livingston equal to a high school diploma. money That’s where we can help. Apartments, 920 West Madison. The course covers review of Math, We can show you a dynamic concept in Teacher: Ruth Vertrees. Science, Social Studies and life insurance that will English. This will prepare students •Provide lifetime protection A.B.E. Tuesday - 6:00 • 9:00 P.M. for the G.E.D. which is given at the •Save you money Starting Sept. 4 at Alternative Regional Superintendent's office in •Pay attractive current interest rates School, 210 N. Ladd St. Teacher: Pontiac, or your own County office. •Give you access to your policy cash value Janice Williams. This revolutionary life insurance concept E.S.L. (English as a —developed by E.F. Hutton Life Insurance E.S.L. Wednesday - 7:00 • 10:00 Second Language) Company—is called universal life. P.M. Starting Sept. 5 at Central This class is designed for all To learn more about universal life and Grade School. Teacher: Maria foreign language speakers who how you can take advantage of these money­ Brunskill. need to improve their English skills saving benefits, plan to attend a free seminar, TO REGISTER: In writing, reading and speaking. or call for a review of your personal needs h®ctR bWr: Tint 3 bedroom bUnvnt homo it tint nnaMy, hotfe to materials and workmanship. Motatononco-froo. Central air, Attend the flrat class meeting, or A.B.E. 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ASSOC. COURT NEWS Kevin Paul Erschen, Streator and COURT PROCEEDINGS Complaint $117.21 A costs. Judge Charles Frank, presiding Calenda Renee McMeen, South Streator. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Joyce In Re: Dissolution of Marriaqe of Timothy H. Holt. 20, Cornell, poss of Nathaniel Croom and Anne Bell Ann Morris, Dwight A Larry Dale Morris. Donald J. Post, Jr., Pontiac A Nancy L. alco by a minor, SI20., (County). Williams, both of Chicago. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Post. Fletcher M. Barnes, Milwaukee, poss of Diane Walker and Frannice Diane Bonnie J. Steimle. Pontiac A Greg W. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Beth cannabis, S2S., bond forf., (Dwight). Swayie. both of Ptoria. Steimle. S. Bowen, Chicago A John R. Bowen. Daniel D. Maubach, 14, Odell, poss of Michael David Jones A Fredella Rose In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Lee In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of alco by a minor. Ml., * mos supervision, Mackie, both of Chicago. H. Golding, Dwight A Lisa A. Golding. Bernadine Haiel Tash, Pontiac A Harold (Odell). Todd Joseph Tissiere and Rita Jane Debbie Zebell, Pontiac, vs. Donald and Elvin Tash, Wilmington Charles L. Cashmer, 20, Cornell, Hendren, both of Pontiac. Sharon Lush, Lexington, Small Claim Associated Dentists, Inc., Pontiac, vs. speeding, SSO., (County). Clarence John Fraher. Pontiac and Juli Complaint. $2,000.00. Thomas Hays. Kempton. Small Claim Kenneth R. Fendrick, M, Fairbury, Ann Green. Pontiac. Complaint $141.00 A cots. imp. lane usage, SSO.; failure to reduce Richard L. Cooper. Birmingham, Al A In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Gerald Duffy dba Duffy Ambulance speed, MO., (Forrest). " Dru A. Funk, Pontiac. Connie R. Bello!, Odell A Daniel E. Bellot. Service. Pontiac vs. Zelma and Albert Rodney K. Shawback, 17, Chenoa. too MARRIAGES Livingston Service Co., Pontiac, vs. Todd. Chenoa, Small Claim Complaint fast for cond.. MO., (County). Christine Ellen Lund, Dwight, A Leroy Meister, Fairbury. Small Claim 5220.07. Kevin F. Harms. It. Blackstone. William David Andersen. Kent, Ohio, speeding, MO., (County). 7-21*4. Jeffery B. Cook, 2S, Fairbury, Kathryn Marie Flurer, Gridley A David squealing tires, MO., (Forrest). Todd Froelich, Minonk, 0-11 04. St. James Hospital Notes Shannon K. Renken, 24. Dwight, fail to OIVORCES yield, MO.. (Dwight). Alvin Ray Friedman, Forrest A Alice Darrell W. Graham, 24, Dwight, III. Elisabeth Friedman, Fairbury. i-M4. FRIDAY. Aug. 17. 1404 DISMISSED poss of alco., MO., (Dwight). Gerald P. Carlos. Pontiac A Judy M. ADMITTED Mrs. Thelma Falter, Cullom; John James D. Mehrkens, IS, Fairbury. no Carlos. Pontiac. I IO-M. George Rewerts, Pontiac; Mrs Opal Bolen. Odell; Harrie Fairchild, Pontiac valid O.L., 120.. 24 hours Public Work; (ail Beth S. Bowen, Chicago A John R. Griffith. Odell. Lyle Chapman. Chenoa. transferred to St. to reduce speed, SIS., 24 hours Public Bowen, Chicago, 0-13-04. DISMISSED John's. Springfield; Mrs. Hannah Decker. Work; III trans of alco.. SIS., 24 hours Deborah Lynn Wade. Pontiac A Carl Galen Haren, Cullom, Thomas Flanagan; Mrs. Era Mitchell, Pontiac; Public Work, (County). Robert Wade. Pontiac. 0-14-04. Goldasich. Pontiac; Mrs. Linda Bohm and Mrs. Linda Leggett. Chenoa; Larry Blai-, Michael E. Vulk, 23. Minonk. loud DEATHS daughter, Lindsey June. Pontiac; Mrs Jr., Pontiac; Mrs. Maude Folk, Pontiac, muffler noise. SSO.. (County). Bruce Hitch Sr., 45. Bloomington. Marguerite Jacobs, Pontiac; Harlan King, Mrs. Gladys Holschuch, Pontiac. Gerald L. Zeller, 33, Campus, driving • •-•4. Pontiac; Mrs. Irene Gierke, Pontiac. under the influence, M10., 2 years William H. Beutel. M. Morton, formerly WEDNESDAY, Aug 77. 1404 supervision, 40 hours Public Work, of Tremont. i-t lf. SATURDAY. Aug. 10, 1W4 ADMITTED speeding. SSO., (Dwight). Rolla "Pete" Christianson. 44. ADMITTED Mrs. Noreine Smith, Odell; Mrs Michael C. Steele, Fairbury, battery, Lexington, l-f-M. Mrs. Nellie Kelly, Pontiac; Walter Priscilla Lewin. Cullom; Mrs. M. Louise 5202.. 1 year supervision, (Complaint). Raymond P. Rathbun. 74, Nokomis, Morlan. Pontiac; Master Ty Clasper, French, Ponliac; Miss Megan Randy L. Shoop, 21, Fairbury, unlaw FL., formerly of Colfax, 0-10-04. Pontiac. Finkenbinder, Graymont, Miss Kristine del. of alco to minors. S132., (Complaint). Irene Kunkel, *3. Pontiac. S-10-A4. DISMISSED Hallock, Pontiac; Miss Jennifer Repyak. Mark M. Trainor, 21, Pontiac, no valid Arlene E. Oakes, H, Emington, 0-10-04. Wayne Booker, Pontiac. Pontiac; Robert Romig. Sr., Pontiac; reg., dismissed on Stales Motion. William F. Hannie, 74, Normal, I-10-S4. Robert Romig, Jr., Pontiac; Robert (Pontiac). Magdalen Bucker. 4S, Cissna Park, SUNDAY. Aug. 14. 1404 Jensen, Pontiac; Harold Gernenti. Eric S. Krople, 22, Dwight, speeding. 0-10-04. ADMITTED Dwight. 550., (Dwight). Edna L. Follett. 44, Redlands. CA. Miss Julie Hodge. Pontiac; Mrs. Eloise DISMISSED Ronald Wongler, 31, Fairbury, crim. formerly of Pontiac. t-11-*4. Campbell, Graymont. Master Jon Lautenschlaeger. Pontiac; trespass to land, SOS., (Complain!). Nettle E. Lewandowski, •!, Pontiac, DISMISSED Mrs. Paula Rich, Saunemin; Mrs Jewell Anthony L. Castro, 10, Dwight, imp. All-14. Mrs. Marla Horrie. Pontiac; Mrs. Hoegger, Pontiac; Mrs. Edna Rients, passing, SSO., bond forf., (Dwight). Lester E. Jackson, S2, Chenoa, 4 11*4 Blanche Brown, Odell; Mrs. Marilyn Flanagan; Miss Marna Hummel, Pontiac Lawrence D. Hershe, 47, Fairbury. Bert C. Stone. 70. Ottawa. 0-12-04. McCullough, Pontiac; Miss Mari Ribordy. speeding, S70., bond forf., (County). Emma E. Rients, 74. Flanagan. 0-12-04. Odell; Master Shane Kiser, Pontiac; Mrs. THURSDAY. Aug. 23. 1404 James D. Girard, 23, Cornell, dis stop Henry R. Griffin, 40, Flanagan, *12 *4. Kim Schladenhauffen, Fairbury; Mrs. ADMITTED sign. SSO., (County). Clarence W. Perry. *1, Leoti. KA, Isabelle Smith, Pontiac. Mrs. Rozita Menk, Stillwell, Kan.; Leon Fischer, 22, Chicago, disorderly formerly of Blackstone, 0-12-04. Russell Roe, Pontiac; Birdsell Myers, conduct, SSO.. 1 day fail, (Complaint). Henrietta K. Elder, (7, Chenoa, 0-12-04. Pontiac; Ernest Crego. Pontiac; Miss Roberta S. Parker, 22, Chicago, unlaw Kyle Aaron Grieff, stillborn. Dwight, MONOAY, Aug. 20. 1404 Florence Conely. Pontiac; Master Robert poss of cannabis, found not guilty, (State). 0-12-04. ADMITTED Fleming, Pontiac. Toni J. Varboncoeur, 25, Chats worth, Minna Zorn, M, Pontiac, 0-13-04. Joe Ping. Pontiac; Mrs. Opal DISMISSED battery, $100., (Complaint). Harry E. Barth, 71, Chenoa. • 15 *4. Wooldridge, Pontiac; Mrs. Julie Moroney. Miss Megan Finkenbinder, Graymont, BIRTHS Glenn S. Wilson, 72, Springfield, Chenoa; Mrs. Ida Klein, Flanagan; Mrs. Miss Marcia Crawford, Colfax; Robert Joseph and Diane Niffen, Pontiac, boy, formerly of Pontiac, t-IS-04. Zelma Todd. Chatsworth; Mrs. Maude Romig. Sr., Pontiac; Robert Romig, Jr., •-10-04. Nettie Saltxman, 4*. Pontiac. *15 *4 Folk, Pontiac; Mrs. Betty Ragle, Pontiac; Pontiac; Mrs. Ellen Wiltshire. Flanagan; David and Pamela Stork, Forrest, boy, Willbert W. Asper, 74. Pontiac, *14 *4. Mrs. Carmelitia R obi sky, Cullom; Mrs. Miss Kristine Hallock. Pontiac; Miss Julie • 12-04. WARRANTY DEEDS Flossie Burton, Pontiac; Thurman Hodge, Pontiac; Master Robert Jensen, Glen and Linda Bohm, Pontiac, girl, Robert Nussbaum A wf., to John D. Rogers, Fairbury; Mrs. Linda Bohm, Pontiac; Mrs. Eloise Campbell, •-I2-04. Kafer A wf., |t. ten. 0-10-04 $10 etc. (R.S. Pontiac. Graymont; Mrs. Sandra Hinds. Pontiac; Roberta Harder, Pontiac, girl, 0-15-04. *27.) E. 330* of NVj NVj SEW Sec. * 27-0. DISMISSED William Uphoff. Minonk. Mrs. Sandra Paul and Penny Peck, Cornell, girl. Cornbelt Hatcheries of III., Inc., Spring Miss. Shawna Galloway, Chatsworth; Erickson, Odell; Mrs. Roberta Harder and • IS 04. Green Wise., a corp., to Cornbelt Chicks. Mrs. Nora Cuttill, Pontiac; Mrs. Penny daughter, Kristina Lynne, Pontiac. MARRIAGE LICENSE Inc., a copr., Forrest, III. 4-2S-04 $10 etc. Oldtather and daughter, Ashley Jo, Robert Carl Shaver Sr. A Jean Arlene (R.S. $410.50) Beg. at SE cor. of SEW Sec. Fairbury; Mrs. Penny Peck and daughter, ST. JAMES BIRTHS. Frost, both of Braidwood. 21-24-7, etc.; 2.44 acs. in SWW Sec. 22-24-7. Ashley Lynn, Cornell; Mrs. Louise To Mark and Penny Oldfather, Neil Marshall Slown A Camilla Dianne etc. Beg. at NW cor. of SWW Sec 22 24 7. Gardner. Pontiac; Raymon Canaday, Fairbury, a baby girl born Friday. Aug. 17. Zupansic, both of Pontiac. etc.; A Pt. EV, NWW Sec. 22 24 7. Pontiac; Jack Woodall, Wilmington; 1404. Ronald Alan Horine, Forrest and Candy MEMORANDUM OF JUDGMENT Walter Morlan, Pontiac, transferred to St. To John and Julie Mehlberg of Pontiac, Ann Grieff, Fairbury. Citixens State Bank of Cropsey, vs. John's hospital in Springfield; Miss a baby girl born Monday, Aug. 20, 1404. James Patrick Jackson A Leslie Helen Witte, c/o Mom's Meadow Muffin, Florence Conely. Pontiac; Mrs. Helen To James and Sandra Erickson, Odell, Renae Long, both of Indianapolis, Ind. Strawn Rec. 0-10-04 Judgmt. rendered Ketenbrink, Pontiac. a baby boy bom Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1404. John Duane Rich, Sauneminand Sharri $2,212.03 A costs. To Gailen and Rebecca Barnes of Ann Wilson. Dwight. James Paternoster, dba Paternoster TUESDAY, Aug. 21. 1404 Pontiac, a baby girl, born Tuesday. Aug. Curtis Jay Friedman and Deborah Jo Motor CO., Fairbury. vs. Melvin E. A ADMITTED 21, 1404. Bachtold. both of Fairbury. Grace Lewis, Salem, Oregon Rec. 0-10-04 Mrs. Verna VanDusen, Pontiac; Roger To Mark and Sandra Lewis of Clayton Harold Walker Jr. A Kristy Judgmt. rendered 7-20-04 for $1,400.00 Winded, Pontiac; Mrs. Sandra Hinds. Lexington, a baby girl born Thursday. Ann Sutherland, both of Pontiac. Judgmt., $42. Ct. Costs Total $1,442.00 Less Pontiac; Joseph Hahn, Pontiac; Phillip Aug. 23. 1404. David Leslie DeLong and Susan Marie pymt. received 4-22-04 $742.00 Bal. on Rots, Minonk; Miss Sheila Howard, To Mrs. Louisa Lockhart of Blackstone. Krischei, both of Dwight. Judgmt. $700.00. Pontiac; Mrs. Ellen Wiltshire, Flanagan. a baby boy born Thursday, Aug. 23, 1404. Chatsworth 8156353010 C h e n o » 815-945 3221 Cullom 8156892654 C o tta * 309 723 2661 El Paso 309 527 4600 Fairtjgry 815 692 2366 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest 815 657 8462 Gridley - 309-747 2079 Lexington 309-365 8714 Onarga - 815 268 7815 Pipei City 815 686 2550

County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 -- TWO SOFA - 2 cushion (loveseat) floral design, AMWAY PRODUCTS delivered to your AUTOMOTIVE beige, green and gold. Willa Hartman, door. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. PHONE PREFIXES TO Chenoa. Ph. *15-945-73*0. ‘0-30/0-30 309-3*5-01*0. c*-l*/tfn HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS Benson 309-394 CHATSWORTH. Gas dryer, 40" gas stove, 2500 YARDS - Black dirt from Mackinaw 217 394 and apt. size gas stove. Call 015 *35-35*3 or Buckley River bottom. $25 per single axle 815-949 MUD AND SNOW tires. 9.S0 * 14.50, *35-3*93. *0-30/0-30 truckload. Ph. 309-3*5-2131 after * p.m. Cabery mounted and balanced on Ford rims, half Lexington. Chatsworth . 815-635 of tread left. Pti. 309-744-25*9. nc»-30/tfn cO-23/9-4 Chenoa ...... 815 945 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Collax 309 723 FOR SALE: 1902 Ford Escort station REFRIGERATORS $75 and up. Gas and wagon, manual transmission, very good electric ranges, bunk beds, single and dou­ Cooksville 309 725 condition, gets excellent gas mileage, Cropsey 309 377 . CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, continual 20to ble beds. Nice bedroom sets. Two 54,000 or best offer. Pti. 309 '723 *492 after S buildings loaded with nice furniture and Cullom...... 815 689 p.rn. Ct-30/0-30 30 percent off all wallcoverings. Ph: 015-945-750*. cl-M/ffn antiques. Wilson's, Chenoa. *0-23/0-30 El Paso 309 527 1935 CHEVY Coupe. Chevy V I, 4 speed. Eureka 309-467 DIP INTO summer fun at Betty's Barn in SIX FOOT LONG, 3V>foot wide, ! inch Body in real good condition. 52.000 or best thick laminated maple top table, * Fairbury...... 815892 offer. Ph. 015 042 4114. cl-30/0-30 Chatsworth. One stop shopping for all new Flanagan 815 796 and used clothing, furniture and family drawers. 1/0 h.p. air compressor, like 1977 FORD Pinto. See at lllVj E. Walnut. needs, with super savings. Open Thursday, new. Propane space heater, thermostat Forrest 815 657 *0-30/0-30 Friday A Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Home ph. controlled fan, 70,000 BTU. Older 13.5 cu. Gilman 815-265 015 *35-3140. c0-23/tfn ft. refrigerator, runs good. Call Gridley 309 747 015*92-2935 after* p.m. ‘0-23/0-30 Hudson 309-726 CYCLES GOURMET DELIGHT lamb chops, Kempton 818253 steaks, and legs available in any size FREEZER BEEF, corn-fed Angus steers -the best) One-quarter or one-half $1.10 per Lexington 309 365 package. Try some for a change of pace at Melvin the dinner table. Ph. 309-527-3932 evenings. lb. plus processing. Hubert Gerth. Ph. 217 388 ncl0-7-*2/tfn *15 *35-3529. cO-23/0-30 Mmonk 309 432 BATTERIES, plugs, points, condensers, Onarga 815 268 service manuals, chains, sprockets, tires, THREE-PIECE new soft luggage set. RAW HONEY. Elsie Evelsizer, Forrest. Piper City 815 686 ; tubes, levers, cables, and all other cycling Ph. 815 *57-019*. c0-4/tfn Never used. Large piece on wheels. Ph. supplies. Motorcycle Supply, 00$ East 015-492-2539 evenings. cO-23/0-30 Pontiac 815 842 or 844 Locust, Fairbury, 015-492-37*9. ** 20/tfn SEE MY LINE of gospel records, books, Roanoke 309 923 wedding invitations and Bibles. The WHY PAY RENT??? $54.50 month. 4'x*' Roberts 217 395 1970 YAMAHA 00 cc. street bike. Ph. Record Shop at Nick Kaeb's, 302 S. Fifth, flashing arrow sign. COMPLETE! Big 015 *92-379* after 5 p.m. nc7-5/tfn cash discount. Master Card/Visa accepted. Saunemin 815 832 Fairbury. 309 744 cll-3/tfn Ph. 1-000-551-3070. nc I PA 0-30/0-30 Secor 1974 400 KAWASAKI must sell. Call after Sibley 217 745 5:30p.m. Ph. 309-527 5425. *0-30/1-30 SPECIAL PRICES on new and used shop GOOD USED lockdown rooting. Usable tools, drill bit sets, $3.35 and up. New S lra w n 815 688 wood siding. Make offer. Ph. 309-527-452* 217 387 FOR SALE: 1902 CM450 Honda matic with bench model 9 speed drill press, $179.95; *" El Paso. *0 30/0-30 T h a w v ille Quick Silver faring, KG luggage rack and bench grinder, $34; Gates rubber garden box. 1,050 miles - like new. $1,595. Call hose 45c ft. Garden and lawn tools. Den­ JEANS SIZE $14 husky, like new, and 50 SPOTTED BOARS and gilts. Open or 309 527 2*51 after ip.m . ‘8 30/8 30 newitz Bros., Chatsworth 815 *35-331*. other items. Call 015 *92 2*29. c0-30/0 30 bred, healthy and guaranteed. "Shertz FORREST: For sale 1981 Kawasaki LTD. c4 12/tfn JUST IN! Precious Moments 3-piece Spots since '39". Metamora, call Gene or 4.000 miles. $1,800. Ph. 815 A57 8317 after 5 CABBAGE PATCH look alike dolls. Made porcelain breakfast set! Perfect for you Larry, 309 3*7 2244or 3*7 2844. *8 30/10 11 p.m. c8 30/B 30 to order. Large or small. Adorable and little diners. Harms Home Furnishings, reasonable. Make very nice birthday gifts! Rt. 24, Chenoa. Ph. 815-945-2731. C8-30/8-30 Ph.815 94$ 3071. c4-2*/tfn MOBILE HOMES FARM EQUIPMENT b SUPPLIES FOR SALE: Custom made bookshelves, RADIATOR REPAIRS and recored. wall unit, entertainment center, knick- Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. knack shelves. From either oak, pine or cS-10/tfn maple. Harms Home FurnishHuis, Rt. 24, LAKE SHANNON. Essex: 10x45 mobile Chenoa. Ph. 015-945-2731. C0 30/I30 home. Furnished, 2 bedrooms, tip-out liv­ FOR RENT; JD 2010 Industrial Backhoe. LIFE-TIME Guaranteed mufflers install­ ed at Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. WATKINS DEALER. Jerry and Shelly ing room, screen porch plus outside sun By day, week or month. Front Loader. Call deck. Priced to sell. Ph. 015-409-2222 after S Dave Roberts 815-842-3*27 after * p.m. or cS-10/tfn Kerrins, Fairbury *15-492-2017. Satisfac­ tion guaranteed. *8-30/9* p.m. nc7-!2/tfn weekends. Great for tiling, ditching, and LADIES white golf shoes. 7> jM, wore construction three times, too small. Call Gridley CONCORD GRAPES. $5 a bushel. You FOR SALE: 14 x *5 Coachman, 2 bedroom nc/tfn 309-747-2079. ncS-17/tfn pick. Call 015 *92-2404. c*-30/0-30 mobile home. Excellent condition. Must be moved. Call 1-015-2*5 4102. *0-30/9-4 CABBAGE PATCH doll clothes. Designer REGARDLESS of where you bought your GRIDLEY: Mobile home for rent. Almost equipment, when you need it repaired, outfits. Many adorable new styles. Very LIVESTOCK *8 reasonable. Ph. *15-945 3071 after 5 or new. No pets. Deposit. Reuben Stoller see: Don Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Equip 309-747-27*0. cO-30/9-13 ment. Ph: 015 *35-3704 (Business) or 015 945-710* anytime. nc*-2l/tfn *35 3*5* (Home), Highway 24, KODAK EKTAFLEX color print pro YORKSHIRE and crossbred boars and Chatsworth, II., 7.-30-5:30 Monday cessor. Develop color prints of slides in REAL ESTATE Saturday. c*-*/tfn gilts. Good selection. H A M Pork Farm. your own home from a black and white Ph.*l$-«92-3*3*or *15 *92-300*. cll-10/tfn CLOSE-OUT PRICES on John Deere, enlarger! Call Paul today at: Fairbury Hart-Carter and Love combine sickles. Blade Ph. 015 *92 23*«. nc 7-S/tfn FOR SALE: Corn-fed beef by the side. 50 Dennewitz Brothers, Chatsworth, cents a pound cheaper than bologna I Call COLFAX: 4 bedroom brick ranch with XEROX 550 plain paper copier, 3 years after 7 p.m. Mark Henrichs, *15 *09 731$. 015 *35-331*. cO-9/tfn old, 5*00. Contact McDaniel's Nursing large garage. $75,000. Contact Donald cO-14/4* Wilber 309-723-4*71. c*-2/tfn GOOSENECK TRAILER. Three axles, Home, Ph. 309-527 *240. c7-12/tfn 10,000 lbs. each. 10' Midwest bed. Hoist and MAMIYA M*4$ medium format camera brakes. Hauls 500 bushels. 53,000. Ph. with metered PD prism finder and 00mm. 217-307-245*. *0-14/4-* f/2.0 Mamiya-Sekor lens. Three - 220 roll MIX MILL FEED factory. Good condi film inserts, focusing screens, aluminum tion. Ph. 309-923-7292. *0-23/0-30 case, and accessories. $525. Ph. 015-492-23** during business hours, ask for CORNBELT Paul. After * p.m. phone 015 *92-2055. FURNITURE b APPLIANCES nc7-2*/tfn ATTENTION BEER CAN collectors! Ap CLASSIFIED proximately 135 can collection for sale. In­ cludes 1954 Schlitz, and numerous other NEW AND USED furniture. Chatsworth hard to find cans. Best offer. Ph. Furniture and Flowers, Chatsworth, III. 015-492-257* between 5 p.m. and * p.m. Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m. Ph. 015-435-3401. c9-2/tfn nc7-2«/*-30 COMFORTABLE green and gold brocade FURNITURE - Consignors wanted. Buy or Appearing weekly in The El Paso Record living room chair. 550 or best offer. Ph. sell your own furnishings with us. The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News 309-747-2144. nc7-2*/tfn Treasure Island, 1103 So. Main, Normal, The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper 309-452-0242. *0-2/0-30 The Chatsworlh Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal A VERY NICE white, laminated top, dou­ ble dresser and bookcase, full site bed. TOMATOES AND green peppers. Elsie The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press R.G. Pierce, Ph. 309-527-4009. *0-23/0-30 Evelsizer, Forrest, 015-457-0190. c*-2/Hn The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal LAWN BOY mowers - new - for sale at cost Press Run - 17,000 Copies 56.000 Readers MOVING SALE: Refrigerator, electric LOCAL CASH RATES stove, stereo, sofa bed, dining room table plus 15%. Will show invoice. Wide selection with four chairs, inside trash incinerator. of models includes electric start - until sup­ First week - 15< per word. 15 word minimum, cash must be received In Ph. 309-723 *492 after 5 p.m. cO-30/9-4 plies depleted. Will take trades. Beckley advance or by Friday of each week. Service, Fairbury, III. c0-l*/9-13 Thereafter - 12* a word - cash In advance. SOFA - 3 cushion 5125 and chair 550, shades Charge classifieds - 200 per word, 15 word minimum first week - thereafter 184 per word. of red and gold. Recliner - black vinyl 5100. WIGS: Over 17$ different styles on display All with wood trim.Very good condition. (including Eva Gabor line) The Wig Salon, Blind ads $3 handling charge. Kling brand of Ethan Allen. Forrest, 1500 E. Empire, Colonial Plaza, Bloom­ 015-457-0777. *0-30/0-30 ington (|ust west Of K-Mart), 309-4*2-4023. THANK YOU: 10 cents per word, $2.00 minimum. ______CQ-4/0-30 LOCAL READER ads billed at same per word rate as classified.

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County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 - THREE FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom bowse, main floor GRIDLEY: LARGE family room with FUND RAISING GROUPS - Do you need utilities, maintenance tree exterior. 2 car woodbwming stove. 3 bedrooms and utility money lor your church, youth, or social LOST & FOUND garage. Corner let. 127,500. PH. room all on ana Hoor. 431,900. group 7 Try selling World's Finest BIS-492 3097. c8-2/tfn Chocolate bars, boxes, Christmas Santas GRIDLEY: MAINTENANCE FREE EX­ at 54% profit. Call 217-424,1171 attar 4 p.m. FOR SALE: 7i comer let tor information only. *530/513 in Onarga. Pt». 1-815-240-4237. *514/530 TERIOR on remodeled 4 bedroom house LOST: Two year old black and white with oat-in kitchen and family room Alaskan Malamute in Chatsworth area. If EL PASO: A nice hue apartment house on located on 3* acres close to town. Out­ found please phone 015-435-345*. *530/530 tare comer lets in excellent location. Live buildings. 442,500. GARAGE SALES in one and rent one or rent both ter invest­ FOUND SET of keys on SIU key chain. ment. A bargain at 429,900. A BUILDING HUDSON: NATURAL WOODWORK, bet Owner can claim by paying for tfiis ad. LOT FOR SALE, close to schools, 44,995. ter than new, well built large 4 bedroom bi­ nc530/530 Possible contract on both of above. R.G. level on large lot on the edge of town in CHATSWORTH: Porch sale. 404 East Pierce Real Estate, 303 W. 1st, El Paso. Unit S. Eat-in kitchen and formal dining. Hickory. Thursday 8 Friday, * a.m. to 4 FOR RENT PH. 305527-400*. *523/530 Central air, fireplace, extra insulation, 2 p.m. *8-30/0-30 45ACRE unimproved farm located in car garage and garden with grapes, trees CHENOA: City-wide Harvest Days. Lawndale Township. Contact Loren and shod. Only 3 years old. $45,900. Garage sale weekend. Sept. 0 8 * . Maps at FAIRBURY - Modern, 2 bedroom mobile Powell, 305723-3221. cO-23/0-30 23 city park. *8-30/9-4 home for rent, payable weekly or monthly. HUDSON: SMALL TOWN LIVING in Unit Ph. 015-492-4407. c!2-22/tfn EL PASO: 397 E. First. Aug. 31, 9-4; Sept. 5 school district. Large 2 story home with PIPER CITY: Corner of Market and up to 4 bedrooms on large lot and 3 car 1,9-1:30. Clothes, dishes, curtains, bed, sw­ THREE BEDROOM, well maintained ing, dresser, desk, misc. *0-30/0-30 Margaret Sts., 2 bedroom apartment, older home, energy efficient, good loca­ garage. Assumable mortgage. 423,500. appliances furnished. Laundry room in tion. Mid 30's. EL PASO: 1*7 W. 4th St. Thursday 8 Fri­ basement. Deposit and references Ed Ingold Realtor, Inc. day, 9-5; Saturday, 9-12. Old walnut cup­ required. Ph. 015-492-3322. c4-S/tfn 2- 3 bedroom home, new kitchen, close to 2313 E. Oakland Ave. board, antique clocks, child to adult school, lots of nice shade. Mid 30's. Bloomington, III. 41701 clothing, much misc. *8-30/0-30 CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, Ph. 309-443-4371 2,000 square feet, plus parking. Good Mary Kirkton, Associate FAIRBURY: Three-family sale, Thurs­ layout at 110 East Ash. Ph. 015-4052310. Income to pay mortgage duplex plus 2 day, Aug. 30, 4-7 p.m. Winter maternity mobile home, hook-ups on large corner lot. Ph. 309 747-2303 cS-24/tfn c4 30/4-30 clothes, baby, children and women's Upper 50's. clothing. 405 No. Second. c4-30/0-30 FORREST: Partially furnished one bedroom apartment. Deposit and Spacious country living close to town, 2-3 ON THE WATERFRONT, Lake FAIRBURY: Yard sale, Aug. 31, 4a.m . - 4 references required. Call Ed 015-457-0244. bedroom house on 3-5 acres. Mid 40's. Bloomington, year around "hideaway", p.m. 511 W. Hickory. cO-30/8-30 c514/tfn will sell contract for deed with moderate FAIRBURY: Lawn or basement sale at GRIDLEY: Two bedroom apartment, 3- 4 bedroom house on 4 lots for the price of interest rate. For details call Marguerite Kaeb's. 300 S. Fifth St. Friday, Aug. 31. the lot, great handyman's special. Mid stove and refrigerator. For appointment Irvin, 309-747-2520 or Ed Ingold Realty, 9-5; Saturday, Sept. 1, 9-1. Set of call 309-747 2905 after 4p.m. c*-20/tfn teens. 309-443-4371. c4 30/9 6 bookshelves, twin headboards, baby crib, bicycle parts, toys, clothing, misc. GRIDLEY: Storage space, snowmobile, COOKSVILLE: 3 bedroom home in the c* 30/4 30 campers, boats, etc. Joe King, country with village advantages. Upper WANTED 309 747-2905. c4-28/tfn 20's. ONARGA: 3 family sale. 310 W. Walnut. Saturday, Sept. 1; Sunday, Sept. 2 8 Mon­ FORREST: Modern one bedroom ANCHOR: 4 bedroom, 2 story home. day, Sept. 3, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Clothing, furnished apartment. 4190 per month. CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. dishes, antiques and misc. *4-30/4-30 Utilities included. Ph. 415-457-4452. Reuben Lower floor completely remodeled recent­ Reasonable. Dave Kaeb. Fairbury. Ph. Metz. c7-5/tfn ly, nice location on large corner lot. Upper 415-4*2-2202. c03-25/tfn PIPER CITY: All size clothes and lots of teens. misc. Sept. 1, 9 to 5 at 304 E. Walnut. Ron CHATSWORTH: 3 bedroom home. No OLD SCRAP IRON and funk farm McCoy residence. *4-30/4-30 pets. Deposit and reference required. ANCHOR: Real starter, 1 bedroom, large machinery. Will pay 410a ton. Will pick up. Immediate possession. Gary Dohman. Ph. lot. 48,500. Call after 8 p.m. Ph.015-435-3303. c*-l4/tfn PIPER CITY: Half price basement sale, 415-435-3543. c7-12/tfn Saturday, Sept. 1, 10 to 2 at Richard ADULTS - Earn your High School Diploma EL PASO: Efficiency cottage partly 50 acres of bottom land 40 more or less Weston's, V i mile east and lV s mile north. Equivalency Certificate. Free G.E.D. C4-30/4 30 furnished. 4150 a month plus electric. Ph. tillable. Upper teens. classes. Enroll Tuesday Sept. 4 at 4:30 309-527-2005 for more information. c7-19/tfn Orendorff Realty p.m. Westview school in Fairbury. 50* N. Center C4-30/4-30 GRIDLEY: 209 E. 2nd St. Thursday. Aug. GRIDLEY: 2 bedroom house. Lots of Colfax, III. 41724 30. 4-12 ONLY. Jr. sizes 7-9 leans and size living room. Available Sept. 1. Call Ph. 309-723-4001 WANTED TO BUY Teeter Babe baby medium shirts, some misc. ncl-30/0-30 309-747-2934. *7-24/8 30 •4-23/9-13 chair and also a used Vita-Mix. Ph. 415-945-7319. ‘530/4-30 00 ACRES, WVi SW>/«, Sec. 19, Pleasant Ridge Twp. March 1 possession. Call John WORK WANTED Dargan, Dargan Realty, 210 W. Water, Pontiac. Ph. 015-842-2022. *530/9-4 Let Us Show E L PASO: 237 W. Front. Moving must sell I MOTHER OF one would like to babysit in 3 bedroom house, fireplace, central air. my home. Ph. 015-492-4040 after 5:30. aluminum siding, garage, 10% assumable *530/9-4 You A Little mortgage, priced in the 50's. Open House NEED AN EXPERIENCED reliable Sept. 2, 2-4. Ph. 309-527-4797 after 5 p.m. babysitter for your children? Call Donna C 4-30/0-30 at 015-400-3324, Strawn. C530/9-4 Magic! MINI FARM: 4 bedroom house on three WILL DO babysitting in my home. Call acres. Large bam, 3 outbuildings, trees, 015-435-2277. *530/9-4 nice setting. Four mile south of Colfax. You can benefit from the magic of our Call Joe Bartolo, 309-452-4351. Armstrong Cornbelt Classified ads. Quick as a Realty. 434,950. C530/9-4 NOTICES EL PASO: 3 bedroom house. large garage, bunny, you’ll reach the people you need, 1 block from school. 429,500. Ph. without cutting into your profits. Call 309-744-2347. *530/530 COVERED STORAGE for boats, small any of the offices listed on our campers, motorcycles and misc. JA W Classified pages. GRIDLEY: AT THE EDGE OF TOWN on Storage, Kappa. Ph. 309-5274454. *523/9 13 a large comer lot you will find a 3 bedroom ADULTS - Earn your High School Diploma ranch with lower level family room, Equivalency Certificate. Free G.E.D. The Cornbelt beautiful stone fireplace, built-in woodbox, classes. Enroll Tuesday Sept. 4 at 4:30 room for pool table and fully carpeted. p.m. Westview school in Fairbury. 479,000. cO-30/8-30 Classifieds

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Chatsworth 815^35-3010 Chenoa 815-945-3221 Cullom 815-689 2654 Colfax 309-723-2661 El Paso 309 527 4600 Falrbury 815692 2366 Forrest - 815-657-8462 Gridley 309 747 2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga 815 268-7815 Piper City 815-686 2550

County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 - FOUR UNFURNISHED ONE and two bedroom FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom nicely decorated DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for appoint­ CUSTOM COMBINING with new New apartments with appliances. Laundry upstairs apartment. Water, refrigerator ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. Holland combine; John Deere 4-row, 30 facilities and oft street parking. and stove furnished. Carport. Near high Ph. (15-945-47*2. c(4-12/tfn inch row crop bean head. Corn or beans. Convenient location. References and school. Ph. (15-4*2-34*5 after 5:30 p.m. Ph. (15-4*2-30*4. c(-*/tfn deposit required. Ptv (15-442-2040 c(-30/tfn PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum weekdays. After 4:30 p.m. and weekends, mins, 131* Glen wood, Bloomington. Ph. PROFESSIONAL painting, hand brushed LEXINGTON: Spacious two bedroom 309-4*3-2702. cO* 07/tfn homes, airless sprayer on farm buildings. phone 115-4*2-2273. c7-2*/tfn apartment. Available Sept. 1, (245/month, TREE TRIMMING, topping or removal, Top quality workmanship. John Horn, LEXINGTON: Completely furnished one utilities paid. Call Dave Gremaud at also stump removal. Free estimates, in­ Piper City. Ph. (I5 *(*-*0*S. c( 23/tfn bedroom apartment. Call 30* 345 425) 309-345 (771 Or 309 (24-7411. *4-30/9-4 evenings and weekend. c(-2/tln sured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. MOTHER IS OFFERing day care in her FAIRBURY: House trailer on private lot. •15-244-7412. c0*-14/tfn home. Has state license and fenced back EL PASO: One bedroom partially Call (15-4*2-3700 after * p.m. cS-30/tfn APPLIANCES: "Full Service" Dealer for yard. Call Judy Gerber at (15-457-M43. furnished apartment, newly redecorated *•-21/*-13 and remodeled, heat and garbage pick-up PIPER CITY: Two or three bedroom Frigidaire, Corning, Amana. Hardwick, furnished, damage deposit required. Ptv home available after Sept. 1. No pets. Ph. Speed Queen, Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE in masonry, 30* 527-4200. c(-2/tfn 217-1(8-2(53 after * p.m. c(-30/tfn and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance, Inc., paiting, landscape and I do odd jobs. Call ONARGA: For rent 2 bedroom apartment Chenoa, III. Ph. (15-945-7224. Open daily Joe 115-4*2-37*4 for free estimates. FOR RENT in Cullom. Two apartments, 7:30a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat. till noon, any even­ *(-23/*-27 unfurnished. Upstairs apartment - (125 per and utilities, (125. Call 1-( 15-2*5-4147. ing by appointment. cl2-29/tfn month. Downstairs apartment (175 per C (-3 0 /(-3 0 CUSTOM COMBINING. Below Custom month. Call Exco. Inc. ( 1S-4(*-2131.c(-*/tln CHATSWORTH: Two bedroom house. Call SONNY'S PAINT & REPAIR A Radiator Rates. Corn (22 A. Beans (1( A. Will supply (15-435-1543. c(-30/tfn Shop, 312 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. grain truck. Roger Stoller 30* 747 322*. TWO BEDROOM duplex. Stove and •15-4*2-25(3. c02-14/tfn c(-30/*-20 refrigerator furnished. Carpeting and CHATSWORTH: House trailer. Call central air conditioning. Deposit required. 815 435 3543 c(-30/tfn TUCKPOINTING, masonry, plastering, LIMOUSINE Service specialiiing in wed Ph. (15-4*2-211*, after 5 p.m. 4*2-3447. fireplaces, basements, chimneys and foun­ dings and other occasions. The Li mo, R.R. c(-*/tfn FAIRBURY: Downstairs 2 bedroom dations. Triple O Construction, George 2, Chenoa. Ph. (1S-94S-74K. *4-30/10-1* apartment. Convenient location. Owcan Jr., El Paso. Ph. 309-527-4240. EL PASO: Two bedroom house on corner Reference and deposit required. Ph. cll-20/tln WILL DO FURNITURE refinishing. lot across from grade school, full (15-4*2-3044. c(-30/tfn Reasonable. 3)2 W. Elm, Fairbury. Ph. basement, washer/dryer. one-car garage, SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco. Inc., •15-4*2-3144 after 4:30 p.m. Helen (250. Ph. 30* 427-4244 or 217-244-4777. Cullom, III. Ph. 05-449-2)31. c)2-24/tfn Beckhoff. c* 30/4-30 *(-14/(10 FOR SALE OR RENT PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Herb EL PASO: Three bedroom home, corner Bactltotd, (15-492-2711 or OS-492 2997 after lot, garage. Available Sept. 1. (300. Call * p.m. weekdays. c12-2/tfn Charles Cox, 30* 527-4144. *(-14/(-30 CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and PROFESSIONAL OFFICE, ready for 2,000 square feet, plus parking. Good cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For occupancy, for rent in downtown Piper layout at 110 East Ash. Ph. (15-444-2310. free estimate call collect (15-4S7-(S12. City, III. Current tenants are an insurance c7-12/tfn Cl-443/tfn agency and a law firm. Two offices PIANO TUNING, compleN^Sfirboard ser­ available. OHices have central air FAIRBURY: Commercial building. 450 square feet. Good location. Annual lease. vice and repair. Call OS-435-3434 or conditioning and a common reception *35-3145. Roger Coventry. c4-21/tfn area. Contact: James R. Blunk, P.O. Box Ph. (15-4*2-34*0. *(-23/4-30 PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley 300, Watseka. III. 40*70. Ph. (15-432-49(7. CHATSWORTH: For rent with option to TRY THIS FDR SIZE i C (-21/0-30 buy, well maintained two story home, Meenen Ph. (15 *57-4345. Pam Bork Ph. 05-4(4-2145. Reasonable. c*-22/tfn By Reuben Huber CHENOA: 3 bedroom house, partially north side, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, dining furnished, garage and workshop. For room, living room, family room, extra MANN'S UPHOLSTERY, Lexington. Free The visitors from the city had picked the further information call (15-*4S-73*(. large and modern kitchen, dishwasher, estimates, pick-up and delivery. Large fanner’s fruit and his flowers, and their *(-21/*-13 refrigerator, stove and garbage disposal to fabric selection and furniture repair. Call car was loaded with loot and plunder. GRIOLEY: 2 bedroom home, air stay, enclosed and heated front porch, lage 309-345-044. c2-4/tfn dry basement, lots of trees, detached one- Pointing to an unexplored road they conditioned, no pets, stove and HORSEBACK riding, hay rides, fishing, inquired: “Shall we take that road back to refrigerator, deposit required. Ph. car garage with carport. Call Jim Rebholi miniature golf, arcade games, picnic area, 30*-747-1031. c(-23/tfn at Citiiens Bank (15-435-3134. (No pets) petting Fun for everyone at Ben Park, the city?” c(-23/(-30 too. CHENOA: 2 bedroom house. Big yard, lots Panola. Three miles north of El Paso. 10 “Why not?” snapped the fanner. “You’ve of shade trees. (175 per month. Ph. a.m. until dark. Ph. J09-S27-MS0. cS 24/10-4 got everything else!” (15-4*2-4043, Elmer Meints or Dianne PETS CARPET Cleaning, Smoke and Fire Rients. *(-23/(10 Damage, clean-op, new steam method or Poise: being ill at ease inconspicuously. FAIRBURY: Upstairs 2 bedroom dry foam. J A S Cleaning Service, El Paso. apartment. Convenient location. AUSTRALIAN Blue (50 Ph. 309-527-4473. Free Estimates. Call 309-747-3307. C(-21/(-30 *5-31/12-27 Good judgment comes from experience. Reference and deposit required. Ph. Experience comes from bad judgment. (15-4*2-3044. c(23/tln FREE TO GOOD home. Medium site dog, DEL'S SMALL Engine Repair. Just west collie/cross. Ph. 309-177-12(1. *4-30/*-* of Diller Tile in Chats worth. Repair all FAIRBURY: 2 rooms and bath, furnished Don’t worry about what other people think apartment, ground level, quiet area. BORDER COLLIES. Registered. Ex makes of mowers and trimmers. Ph. Deposit. Available Sept. I. Ph. cellent farm dog. Work cattle, hogs or •15-435-304*, 7:30-5:00. CS-31/tfn of you. Most of them don’t. (15 492-14*0. *(-23/4-30 sneep. Ray Henkes, Fairbury. Ph. FORREST: Fully furnished apartment. (15**22*74. c(-30/4-30 AIR CONDITIONING service now Week-end back-in-school specials: Levi's Air conditioned. Conveniently located. No availableat Goodin's Texaco, Chenoa. Ph. straight leg and boot jeans $14.99 at •15 *45-3253. c4-)4/tfn pets. Deposit and references required. Ph. Huber's in Fairbury. (15 *57-4447. *(-23/9-13 SERVICES FORREST: 2 bedroom mobile home. Air conditioned. Ph. (15-457 (514 or 457-4(20. SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win­ *4-23/4-30 dows, buildings, gold leaf and magnetic FAIRBURY: Two bedroom apartment. signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. Patio, second-floor, near uptown, heat, c12-2(/tfn water and appliances furnished. Ph. (15 4*2-3512. c(-30/4-30 CUSTOM MADE antique reproductions GRAND OPENING and refinishing. Custom made furniture. EL PASO: House for rent with Mg yard, 2 Marty Travis, Ph. (IS-4*2-2(*0 after 5 p.m. bedrooms, utility shed, inexpensive c01-02/tfn utilities. Ph. 309-427 4473. *(-30/*-4

& ELIMINATE THE GUESSWORK. Harness Shop Gallery CONSULT OUR & Workshop (Bridal I itiW i> September 2nd, 1984 Sharri Wilson Cheryl Butler Mary Hensen 2:00*4:00 p.m. lohn Rich Ed Palen Alan Schultze Sept 1 O ct. 6 O ct 20 30 West Main St. Piper City, IL 1 Robin Scholz Diane Bunting Shelah Fox Tom Roberts Kevin Heiden Jim Gaston Sept. 2 O ct. 6 Nov. 3 Come Meet the Artists • Peggy Schahrei Shannon farney Charlotte Fehr Vince Kocher Tom Bushman Phil Leman Donna Forrest Read...... Stained Glass 1 Sept. 8 O ct. 6 Nov. 10 if: John Read...... Waavar Susan Winterland Debbie Holland Dee Ann Shane Dana Coldren Mike Oelschlager Denny Foor Amy Read (17 yrs. old)...... Black S White Drawings Sept. 15 O ct. 20 Nov. 24 Brian Montelius Read (U'/t yrs. old)...... Color Ink Drawings

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County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 - FIVE Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Fairbury Hospital Chatsworth 815 635 3010 Lexington 309-365-8714 Collax 309 7232661 Cullom 815 689 2654 Piper City 815 686 2550 Fairbury 815 692 2366 El Paso 309 527 4600 Chenoa 815-945-3221 Gndley 309 747 2079 Forrest 815 657 8462 Onarga 815 268 7815 N o te s

WILL DO BABYSITTING afternoons and ELDERLY COUPLE desires a person to TUESDAY, Aug. 21, 1904 DISMISSED evenings, 3:30 - 12:30, Monday through live in and to care for elderly lady. In at ADMITTED Mrs. Helen Bachtold, Chenoa; Mrs. Friday. Experienced and two small tractive farm home. Send replies to Box Thomas Verdun, Pontiac, Medical; Janet Schunke, Onarga; Lloyd children of my own. Ph. 115-0*2-3003. 134, c/o Clipper-Times, Chenoa, 41724. Mrs. Clara Wessels, Fairbury, Medical. Zimmerman, Fairbury; Mrs. Roberta c0-30/f-* cO-30/9-4 DISMISSED Brown, Thawville; Mrs. Anna Schmidgall MALE OR FEMALE, part-time could go Mrs. Lillie Wagner, Fairbury; Miss and baby girl, Fairbury. HELP W ANTED *34 to full. Must be familiar with farm equip Marjorie Shilts, Fairbury; Mrs. Ruth ment and parts. Light bookkeeping, etc. Lawless, Fairbury; Patrick Kaskavage, SATURDAY, Aug. 25, 1*04 Some experience preferred or will train Fairbury; Mrs. Helen Harth, Forrest; ADMITTED right person. Gridley Farm Supply. Mrs. Vivian Broadhead, Fairbury. Mrs. Vivian Broadhead, Fairbury, ATTENTION VETS) The Illinois Army 309-747-2200. *0-30/9-4 Medical; Miss Lola Goslin, Piper City, National Guard is looking for prior service AVON - DO YOU want a part-time job? Be WEDNESDAY, Aug. 22, 1904 Medical; William Roy, Fairbury Medical. E-4's to fill the ranks. Why should you con­ your own boss, name your hours. Only ADMITTED DISMISSED sider the Guard? By serving in the Guard, three territories left. Call 015-492-3070. Mrs. Hazel Wagler, Fairbury, Medical; Ottis Jackson, Chatsworth; Mrs. Luella you can earn an additional 51,000a year for C0-30/0-30 Miss Jennica Ortega, Chatsworth, Sohn, Fairbury; Miss Jenica Ortega, only 3* days of work) Plus, you can build toward a retirement check in your later SCRAP AND COAL Yard: Must have Medical; Lloyd Zimmerman, Fairbury, Chatsworth. years for added financial security. There's Class C truck driver’s license. Fairbury Surgical; Mrs. Janet Schunke, Onarga, also the low cost life insurance you Scrap Metal. Walker Coal A Oil. Ph. Medical; Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, Piper City, SUNDAY, Aug. 26, 1904 remember and PX privileges. On top of all 015-492-2431. c*-30/tfn Medical; Virgil Sinnett, Strawn, Medical; ADMITTED this, the Guard will pay your college tui­ MATURE FEMALE person to work on David Hetherington, Chenoa, Medical. Mrs. Luella Tribley, . Fairbury, tion freel You owe it to you self to come part-time basis nights and Saturday in DISMISSED Medical. back in and serve your state and country small restaurant in Fairbury. May be used Mrs. Cora Brown, Forrest,- Mrs. Mary DISMISSED AT HOME. For full details call Tony to help supervise at night. Could become Enfield, Chatsworth; Mrs. Glenna Klepp Reuben Fehr, Fairbury,- Mrs. Hazel Nevius at 044-7454. P.S. Get your uniform full time at a later date on days. Write Box and baby girl, Saunemin,- Miss Michelle Wagler, Fairbury. out of the closet and get ready. c7-24/*-27 A, c/o Fairbury Blade, Fairbury, III. 41739. Fox, Glenellyn. PART-TIME WORK now available here in C0-34/9-4 Pontiac! The Illinois National Guard THURSDAY. Aug. 23, 1*04 needs IS men right now to serve here in BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ADMITTED MONDAY, Aug. 27. 1*04 Pontiac. If you are 17 years old you can en- joy these benefits: I. Part-time pay total­ Mrs. Irene Kohler, Chatsworth, ADMITTED Medical; Mrs. Evellyn Martin, Samuel Zimmerman, Fairbury, ing at least 51,200 a year for one weekend a RESTAURANT, Soran's in Piper City. Ac­ month and two weeks a year. 2. Free col­ Chatsworth, Medical; Ottis Jackson, Medical; Cleo Bunting, Fairbury, lege tuition to any state supported school I tive business. Terms negotiable. Ph. Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. Luella Sohn, Medical; J. Stanley Hoffman, Sr., 3. A 52,000 enlistment bonus if you qualify I 015-404-2401. cS-3/tfn Fairbury, Medical. Fairbury, Medical. 4. Part-time work with adventure I 5. Life NATIONAL COMPANY looking for DISMISSED DISMISSED insurance and retirement program I Don't Satellite Antenna Dealers. No experience David Hetherington, Chenoa. Harry Wells, Dwight; Mrs. Clara pump gas or flip burgers as a part-time required. Complete unit prices 5434 and Wessels, Fairbury; Miss Lillian fob. Call Tony Nevius at 044-7454 for full up. Retail 51,295. Phones Open 24 Hours FRIDAY, Aug. 24, 1*04 Zimmerman, Fairbury; William Roy, details about these part-time fobs. This is a 343-574-7044. *0 30/9 4 wonderful opportunity for high school No admittance. Fairbury; Samuel Zimmerman, Fairbury luntors and seniors who want to go to col­ lege and need a part-time |ob to help them PERSONAL through! C7-24/9-27 ATTENTION homemakers - work 7-10 flexible hours weekly on a new phone pro PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright, gram. Can earn 575 to 5100 or more per 309-452-9023. *1 24/1 17 05 week. For further information call Fair MAN. 45, divorced, wishes lady to help Reeves Satellite Systems bury, 015-492-2444 after 4 p.m. Ci-9/0-30 share household expenses. Please call El Paso Corn Festival Specials . .. R.N. NEEDED, 7 3 shift. Apply in person. 309-527-3144. El Paso, or write P.O. Box 13, 10 ft. All Aluminum Mesh Or 9Vi ft. Spun Aluminum Greenbrier Lodge, 400 S. Maple, Piper Ci­ 41730. *0-23/0-30 ty. c« 14/tfn Only PART-TIME, days, evenings, weekends, CAR POOLS $2,395.00. Systems complete with remote motor drive. no experience necessary. Apply in person See us at our Booth Sept. 6, 7, S or Call El Paso 527-2900 Dairy Queen/Braxier, El Paso, Rt. 51 S. Prices good thru Sept. 15, 19*4. C0-23/0-30 WOULD LIKE to share a ride from CHILD CARE for developmentally disabl­ Eureka to State Farm Illinois office. Call ed child in El Paso foster home. Varied April at 309-447-4042. nc7 12/tfn hours, up to 15 hours per week. Apply by SHARE RIOES to ICC in East Peoria star 9/10/04 at MARC Center, 104 E. Market, ting Aug. 20. Ph. 015-945-7053 after 5:30 Bloomington, III. Equal Opportunity p.m. nc*-9/tfn 'Employer. c i 23/4 30 WANT TO SHARE ride to ISU. Leave MOTHER'S HELPER wanted to live in Fairbury at 4:40, return at 4:00. Ph. our suburban Chicago home to help care 015 492-3137. ncO */tfn for two young children and house beginn ing September. Must be high school WANT TO SHARE ride to ISU for Wednes graduate, non-smoker, responsible, day night class, 5:30-4:30 (first semester). honest, and caring person. Room with TV, Ph. 015-492-3244. nc*-14/tfn salary, and time-oH. Write Mrs. Raymond WANT RIDERS to Parkland in Cham Mink us, 1792 McCraren Road, Highland paign Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Park, III. 44035. Include picture and three Friday. Call Del mar Smith 015-492-3011. references. *0-23/0-30 ncO-14/tfn WOMAN WANTED to clean half day a NEED RIDE to Champaign Tuesday AT TWO LOCATIONS IN WATSEKA, IL week. Call 309-345^741. *0-30/0-30 through Saturday, hours in Champaign 0-4. WOMEN NEEDED for sorting corn for Call 015-440-3372. ncO-23/tfn fall processing. Paymaster Seeds, Lex­ •554 W. RT. 24 •1000 EAST RTS. 1 & 24# ington. Call 309-345-2271. cO-30/9-13 LOSE WEIGHT 815-432-6161 815-432-5670 ATTENTION OWNER operators Dia mond Transportation System, Inc. now ------NOW ------hiring owner operators. We offer: two Men k Women check payroll program; first in/first out; OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — s any paid permits; company paid Lose 10 to 29 pounds in 1 month I liability/cargo Insurance; company pays •Mo Hunger Paine •No Meeting to Attend 6 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT half of Social Security (over 51,500/year in •Eat Regular Mae la *No Exerdeee your pocket); mileage rate in top 10% of •No Druga »Mo Monthly Duee industry; company paid Workman's Com­ LL ALWAYS FIND A BI-LO BARGAIN AT THE SCOTCHMONS f pensation; no company owned trucks; NATURAL HERB paid weekly. You provide: reliable three axle tractor, one year over-the road ex­ HEALTH PROGRAM t perience; a sincere desire to succeed. For LOSE CELLULITE details, call 217-720-0710. ncIPA 0-30/0-30 PLUS INCHES EXCELLENT INCOME for part time 1M % Guaranteed home assembly work. For information call CALL DISTRIBUTOR BUDWEISER & ( 504-441-0003, Ext. 7154. *0-30/0-30 MATT EVELYN 309/02*2200 309/305-7341 BUD LIGHT DISTRIBUTORSHiPS AVAILABLE 12 OZ. C A N S i % 2 4 ™ *6** * Paul Hakes, M.D. H ^ h t t Ph. 309-527-4900 * 47 W. Front St., El Paso i Family Practice Including Obstetrics NATURAL i HOURS: LIGHT BEER % Mon.. Tues. A Fri. S a.m. • 5 p.m. i m W M W M m 12 OZ. CANS | Wed. 1 p.m. • I p.m. Natural ug> r: m u . Thurs. I a.m. - noon Sal. 10 a.m. - noon 2 4 ™ * 5 " ' I i County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 - SIX W a tse k a Packing safe brown bag lunches W oe Now that school is back in session, a vacuum bottle, a freezer gel (Blue ice few tips on safe brown bag lunches will type), or a clean margarine tub filled with help prevent an accidental food poisoning. water and frozen will work. Iroquois Memorial The key to packing a safe brown bag Sometimes a sandwich can be frozen lunch is rather simple; good sensible and while it is thawing before lunch, it also C THURSDAY, Aug. 14. 1*84 MONDAY, Aug. 20, 1t84 sanitation , personal hygiene and sound helps to keep the rest of the lunch cool. ADMITTED TRAFFIC ADMITTED food care practices. First, cook food Please note with some sandwiches there August 13 James Johnson, Cissna Park; Marylen Williamson, Iroquois; Emil thoroughly. If it is meant to be cold, keep it may be some loss of quality. Gregory Eugene Chiotti Catherine Parvin, Iroquois; Grace Stam. Hinrichs. Martinton; Helen Wagner, cold. Bacteria grow rapidly between 45* F The best meats to use are the dry meats the influence. Sheldon; Lisa Estes, Milford; Wayne Gayle Fletcher and Elsie Hembree, and 140* F. (sausages) or fully cooked products like Thomas G. Gendron, Ct Bishop, Thawville,- Florence Lytle, Dustin Watseka. Second, keep utensils and countertops the influence. Ct. II. Ill tra Styck, Aaron Bruniga, Francis Ahrens and DISMISSED bologna and franks. Stews, soups and chili Isabel Hixson, Watseka; Douglas Holley, used in preparing lunches clean. Also, should be poured into a sterile vacuum Kevin W. Couchenour Catherine Parvin, Iroquois; Alma alcohol. Kentland. Ind. wash your hands thoroughly with soap and bottle when the products are piping hot. Mejia and boy, Onarga; Geraldine Barber, Lois M. Hudson, dlsobe) DISMISSED Walter Bruens and Leona Pew, Watseka. hot water. If you have cuts or sores, wear Vegetables and fruits just need to be Julie Walder and girl, Cissna Park; rubber gloves. When vacuum bottles are cleaned. Gary j. Johnson, III trai Kyle R. Lottinville, III ti Marlys Ritima. Dan forth; Barry TUESDAY, Aug. 21. 1884 used, wash them completely and rinse Perry L. Swan. Ill Irons Anderson and Katherine Asay and girl, ADMITTED them with boiling water. The final advice is if you use a brown Gary A. Turner, drivim Gilman; Maxine White, Pauline Ziegler Becky Bohn, Martinton; Lynn Henady There are several ways to keep food bag, use it only once or use an insulated revoked. and Effie Krueger, Milford; Rachel and Roy England, Milford; Cindy cold if a refrigerator is not available, a type lunch box which is easily cleaned. August 14 Flee ner, Watseka; Blanche Baker, Gillenwater and Jonathon Kuhlman, Stanley D. Ash, no Iroquois; Derek Smith, Waukesha, Wise. Watseka; Kim Williamson, Sheldon. license. DISMISSED Stephen O. Howland, i Lisa Estes and baby girl and Lester State offers nursing home hotline Lbs. FRIDAY, Aug. 17, 1884 Gilbert, Milford; Forrest Torbet and Doris Thomas J Klu Kaciynsk ADMITTED Beaver, Watseka. Governor James R. Thompson held a is funded by a $125,000 grant from the license suspended. Betty Sennett, Sheldon; Ruth Prater, ribbon cutting ceremony recently to in­ Department of Aging to the Illinois Con­ Thomas W Kruger, Stockland; Johanna Kraft, Gilman; Alma augurate the 24-hour, toll-free Nursing ference on Churches. Mejia, Onarga; Arthur Bultman, Forrest WEDNESDAY, Aug. 22, 1884 usage. Home Hotline, designed to give residents, In addition, the budget for the Depart­ Terry J Moore, drivi Trobet and Teresa Keith, Watseka. ADMITTED their families and interested citizens a ment of Public Health includes a $2.7 influence. DISMISSED Michelle Mathews, Buckley; Eva central location for complaints or ques­ August IS Justin Longest, Milford; Jacquelin Humes and Petronila Garcia, Onarga; million increase for an additional 104 staff tions about nursing homes. J. Phillip Sc hertz, disob Ferry, Watseka. Joseph Harris. Milford; Albert Means, members to improve nursing home regula­ Sheldon; Joyce Brown, Martinton; Percy “The Hotline will give us 24-hour-a-day tions through more frequent and timely in­ Lisa K. Haines, III Iran: August 17 SATURDAY, Aug. It, 1*84 Page and Ralph Jennings, Watseka. presence everywhere in the State," the spections. Floyd C. Coburn, Ct. I dr AOMITTEO DISMISSED Governor said. “Our operators will be I/Ocated at the Department of Public Rosemary Drake, Watseka; Rosie Johanna Kraft, Gilman; Arthur influence; Ct. II, III trans available to handle emergencies, hear Health in Springfield, the Hotline is staffed III, improper lane usage. Bolen, Wellington; Harry Rasmussen, Brutlag and Lynn Henady, Milford; complaints, or answer questions for any by nine social workers who will connect a Danforth. Norman Knapp and Rosemary Drake, Roy J. Rassi, Ct. I dri citizen who calls the toll-free number. caller with designated liaisons in State influence; Ct. II improper DISMISSED Watseka. 1-BOO-252-4343. Angelin Varbonker, Aaron Bruniga and agencies who are involved with nursing “We can’t be everywhere, but with the home issues. The Hotline also will be DIVORCE Francis Ahrens. Watseka; Petronila IROQUOIS MEMORIAL BIRTHS: August 13 Garcia, Onarga. A girl to Darrell and Lisa Estes, Hotline, all citizens will be able to register responsible for follow-up within 30 days of their concerns with the assurance that a call to ensure that the caller's problem Clark, David Dow vs Jil Milford, Thursday. Aug. U, 1884. August 14 SUNDAY, Aug. It, ltS4 A son to Alma Mejia. Onarga. Friday, their questions or problems will be ad­ has been taken care of. Northcutt, Mary Sue vs ADMITTED Aug. 17. 1884. dressed promptly.” Earlier in the day, Thompson held a Northcuft. Melvin Focken and Norman Knapp, A daughter to Webb and Becky Bohn. The Hotline is part of an interagency press conference in Chicago and placed a Herambourg, Kathryi Watseka. Martinton, Tuesday. Aug. 21, 1884. Nursing Home Advocacy Program an- call to the Hotline, asking operators some Manuel Herambourg. DISMISSED A son to Jim and Cindy Gillenwater, nouced by the Governor in his March James Johnson and Jean Knapp, Watseka, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1884. of the questions typical of those they will Budget Message. It is operated by the Il­ MARRIAGE Cissna Park; David GilDeLeon and Grace A son to David and Michelle Matthews. be asked by concerned citizens. August 13 Stam, Sheldon; Wayne Bishop. Thawville; Buckley. Wednesday. Aug. 22. 1884. linois Conference of Churches and super­ Dustin Styck and Florence Lytle, A son to Timothy and Kim Williamson, vised under an interagency agreement George Grant Montgom Watseka; Douglas Holley, Kentland, Inc. Sheldon, Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1884. between the Department on Aging and the A Beverly Rose Beyer. E. Department of Public Health. The Hotline August 14 Layton William Barbee AR A Zelma Louise Bloomington. Mitcholl Anthony Bou New & Used Poor!a A Renee Michelle SI Meta mere. Douglas Ray Mayotte Tractors Kathy Leona Hudson, 32, S Mark David Bradle, Interest free till Brenda Jean Nash, 23, Eur August IS Mareli 1, '85 Blaine David Hank. 20. Used Tractors Sandra Jean Sleeken. 22, E JD 4240. sharp John Henry Spires, 36 JD 4440. 600 hrs Cynthia Elaine Morrison, 2: JD 8640 1000 hrs August 14 JO 4240. sharp -NOTICE - Scott Andrew Hillenburj Melissa Ann Ketchmark. 1 We will be August 17 OPEN TUESDAYS Michael Peter Goldsmitt THE BEST TRACTOR DEALS ARE Used JD every week IA A Debra Lynn Goldsmi RIGHT HERE. NOW. Lawn & Garden -TUESDAY SPECIAL- Free diabetes Tractors CATFISH The Diabetes/Hyperten In Stock $4.50 be held on Thursday, Septl p.m. at the livingston Coul The John Deere factory authorized 2 400 w/60“ mower -WEDNESDAY SPECIAL- inventory clearance tale is on Education center on Torral Wh t W o r T ractor* 3 317 w/48" mower We re cleaning oul out stock so you can clean up on the Pontiac. savings Especially on 50 Senes Tractors 100 to O jx n g Aug tXj»i»>g Sap D uring 0*1 314 wi4B mower . OZ FILET i9D hp famous lor puHmg power fuel economy and h0 h i I .V 5 Used Plows n o in te re st until M a rc h 1 1 9 8 5 * O r in le u of the fin a n c e 4 0 5 0 1450 l >0 hp4 2 5 0 1 5 ?5 1326 $7.50 waiver, fake a btg cash rebate described tn the chan 1 ID hp 4 4 5 0 16S0 '4 0 0 JD 2800 7 Btm . like new The sooner you buy the bigger the rebate' 165 h p 4 6 5 0 2 0 0 0 1 700 JD 2800 5 Btm . excellent -FRIDAY SPECIAL- Special deal* on ueed tractors, too 190 h p 4 8 5 0 2225 '87 5 JD 2600 6 Btm . SAVE fn th e m a rke t for a good , re lia b le u se d tractor 4 0 -h p o r 185 h p 84 50 4 W D 2500 ?10( 2 3 5 hp PRIME RIB 8 6 5 0 4 W O 3 0 5 0 2 5 7 5 CLtf larger? 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rtiWUliTi^WliWiTuMa ' nH'ifr ’ i ' < « County Lines - Aug. 29-30, 1984 - SEVEN Building or Remodeling? Woodford County Come see us for all your CLASSIFIED ADS Farm Building Needs. We inventory a full line of a super mariiet Court New s hog equipment with all your for everything repair part needs. TRAFFIC CHANCERY August 13 August 13 HITE’S Gregory Eugene Chiotti, driving under Citizens SAL Assn vs. Gordan L. v the influence. Bertram etal. Thornes G. Gendron, Ct. I driving under August 14 BUILDING CENTER"! the influence. Ct. II. Ill trans of alcohol. 1st Natl Bank of Metamora vs Ted H Farm - Commercial - Residential Kevin W. Couchenour. Ill trans of Kalley etal. alcohol. SMALL CLAIMS Rt. 47. Box 35, Strawn, IL Lois M. Hudson, disobeyed stop sign. August 14 I1 5 4 II-3 U 3 Gory J. Johnson, III trans of alcohol. Wuethrich-Sanchen, Inc vs James Kyle R. Lottinville, III trans of alcohol. Shanks CABLEVISION CONVERSION GUIDE Perry L. Swan, III trans of alcohol. August IS Gary A. Turner, driving while license Walton Volz d/b/a Volz Plumbing revoked. Heating A Elec Serv vs Lyle Hudson. CHANNEL CENTil FCC GNIOLEY IROQUOIS PIPER CITY j August 14 STATE TAX LIEN Stanley O. Ash, no valid driver's August 13 2 HBO WBBM HBO CBN WICD license. Beulah J. Campbell, Congerville, 3 WCIA — WRAU WCIA WCIA Stephen O. Howland, overweight, 4430 $740.44 Lbs. Richard L. Ann K. Hoffman, Roanoke, 4 WEEK — WEEK WICD ----- Thomas J Klu Kaczynski, driving while 41.014.44. 5 TMC — — WMBD WMAO WMAQ license suspended. Gary J. Mildred E. Janssen, Minonk, 6 WFLD Thomas W Kruger, improper lane 4404.34. — WSNS SHOW WANO usage. Harold Barbara Springer, Minonk, 7 ESPN — — — WTBS WTBS Terry J Moore, driving under the 4340.44. 8 WRAU — USA WAND WSNS influence. Beulah J. Campbell, Congerville, August IS 4745.53. 9 WGN — WGN WGN WGN J. Phillip Sc hertz, disobeyed stop sign. WARRANTY DEEDS 10 WMBO - — NICK/ARTS ESPN ----- Lisa K. Haines, III trans of alcohol. August 13 August 17 Department of Public Aid, Nora Killing It WMAO — ESPN WTTW ^ ----- Floyd C. Coburn, Ct. I driving under the McGuire, Claim of Lien-pt SV> Lot 4 30' N 12 WILL — — WILL WILL influence; Ct. II, III trans of alcohol; Ct. side of Lot 5 Blk 12 Minonk. 13 CNN — CNN WFLD WFLD Ill, improper lane usage. August 14 Roy J. Rassi, Ct. I driving under the Virginia L Kapraun, Martin D Williams 15 WICD — ------influence; Ct. II improper lane usage. etux. QCD pt NEV« Sec 5 T24N R1E. 17 — WAND — ----- — — Richard Koehler etux, Randy Koehler DIVORCE etal. QCDN'z 5W'« Sec 14 EVz SE'« Sec 4 19 — — WRAU — ------—: August 13 T24N R1E. 25 — WEEK — - - — Clark, David Dow vs Jill Louise Clark. Randy Koehler etal, Robin Node I, WD 31 — WMBO ---- ; - - — August It N' j of N'* SWV« Sec 14 T24N RlE. Northcutt, Mary Sue vs Russell Elvin Randy Koehler etal, Richard Koehler, 32 — WFLD — — — Northcutt. WD-N'/i SW<« Sec 14 T24N RlE ex SVi A 43 — WBLN — — — Herambourg, Kathryn Louise vs NVj. Manuel Herambourg. Richard Koehler, Richard Koehler, 44 — WSNS — — — etux, WD-NVi SW'4 Sec 14 T24N RlE ex 47 — WTVP — — ---- — MARRIAGE S'/i A NV». - August 13 Ida Mae Janssen etal, Randy Koehler, George Grant Montgomery, Washburn WD-S of NVz SW'4 Sec 14 T24N RlE. WBBM Chicago. IL S A Beverly Rose Beyer, E, Peoria. Randy Koehler, etal, Ida Mae Janssen WCIA Champaign, IL o August 14 etal, WD-undiv 2/5 int in E'/i SE'« Sec 4 WMAQ Chicago. IL o Layton William Barbee, 47, West Fork, T24N RlE WLS Chicago. IL 9 AR A Zelma Louise Young, 43, Richard Koehler, Randy Koehler etal, WGN Chicago. IL O Bloomington. WD undiv '/> int in EV> SE'« Sec 4 T24N WTTW Chicago. IL o ARTS Arts Ia h t s I WILL Urbana, IL V) Mitchell Anthony Bourazak, 22, E. RlE. CBN Christian Netwrk ICBNl WICD Champaign, IL 09 Peoria A Renee Michelle Stickelmaier, 14, Randy Koehler. Richard Koehler etux, CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI WAND Decatur, IL o Meta more. WD S'/i of N 'l SW>/4 Sec 14 T24N RlE. ESPN Sports Network itSPNl WRAU Peona. IL ffi Douglas Ray Mayotte, 24, Secor A Ida Mae Janssen etal, Richard Koehler HBO Home Box Office iMBOl WEEK Peona. IL 9 NICK Ntckeleodeon 1 M IC K 1 WMBD Peoria. IL 4 Sec 4 T24N RlE. o Mark David Bradle, 24, Eureka A August 14 SHOW Showtime I SHOW 1 WFLD Chicago. IL TMC Movie Channel iTMCl WBLN Bloomington, IL 9 Brenda Jean Nash, 23. Eureka. John M. Stacker etux, James D. Lesher USA USA Network lUSAl WSNS Chicago. IL 9 August IS etux, WD-W'/i of N 2/3 E Lot 1 Blk 12 El WTBS Atlanta. GA IWTBSl WTVP Peoria. IL 9 Blaine David Hank, 20, Creve Coeur A Paso. Sandra Jean Stecken, 22, E. Peoria. Alfred J Phillips etux, Vernon L Elston John Henry Spires, 34, Normal and Jr etux. Memo Of Recording-Lot 4 Blk 10 9-Doy Localized Guide Aug. 28 tO Sept. 7 Cynthia Elaine Morrison, 22, Bloomington. Bestor A Bay's Add El Paso. August 14 Citizens Savings A Loan, Charles M. Scott Andrew Hillenburg, 22, Rutland A Feeney Jr etux. WD-Lot 10 E 10' Lot 4 Blk Melissa Ann Ketchmark, 14, Minonk. 44 El Paso. August 17 August 17 Michael Peter Goldsmith, 24, Sioux City Ronald B Payne etux, Feeney Oil Co., IA A Debra Lynn Goldsmith, 25, Peoria. Inc, WD pt Blk 1 Niefing's Add El Paso. Free diabetes clinic set Sept 6 in Pontiac

The Diabetes/Hypertension clinic will 8 0 8 - Celebrity Family © - News checked regularly. A walk-in blood WEEKDAYS Feud be held on Thursday, Sept 6 from 2 to 4 pressure clinic will be held each Thursday © - Little Rascals O ~ Mr. Rogers' © - Partridge Family p.m. at the IJvingston County Health and afternoon, between the hours of 3 and 4 Neighborhood Education center on Torrance Avenue in p.m. No appointment is necessary for the © - Partridge Family 12:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. Pontiac. blood pressure clinic. (USAl - Sonya O O © - News An appointment is necessary for the O - Beverly Hlllbilllet IWTBS) - Catlins Q © © - Days of Our diabetes test in order to maintain an even A total of 216 persons were served at the O Mr. Rogen Lives Neighborhood 10:30 A.M. O © © ~ All My Children flow of testing. To make an appointment, walk-in blood pressure clinics during July. O - Popeye © - CHiPs Patrol phone 844-7174. ' At the August diabetes/hvpertension 8 - Press Your Luck 8 - Morning Stretch 0 0 9 - Scrabble B l - Independent News If your doctor has ever told you that you clinic 22 were screened with three [CBN] - Bachelor Father IWTBS) - Movie have high blood pressure, you should be referrals for hyperglycemia. 8 0 0 - Loving 9:00 A.M. 8 - Electric Company 12:30 P.M. 8 - Phil Donahue 8 - Monkees 8 O. © - As the World 0 8 - Donahue e (CBN) - Another Life Turns CLASSiFIEPADS WORK! 8 - Tacts of Life (WTBS) - All In the Family 8 - Chicago Tonight 8 - A.M. Chicago 11:00 A.M. O - Bewitched O - Movie O - Body Language ICBNl - Life of Riley 8 - Sesame Street 8 0 - Young and the 1:00 P.M. 8 8 - Family Restless 8 8 8- Another World COUNTRY CRAFTS 8 - Love Connection 8 8 0 - Dfff'rent Strokes 088- One Lite to Live R.R. 2 Flanagan, IL 41740 415/744-4144 8 - Now 129,000 Pyramid 8 8 8 - Family Feud 8 - Rhode 8 - Brady Bunch 8 - Family 8 - World of Cooking CLASS OPEN HOUSE xn b. 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