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SINGLE COPY30* CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 One Hundred Tenth Year caerVMLiMa. cwiiMt eraM, iM Number 40

On to Springfield . LVE M erger petition gets Blunier's OK

by Rick Jones Regional Superintendent of Schools Wayne Blunier also pointed to the financial the FSW and ChaUworth dbtricb at |8S0,000. dbtricb spoke in favor of the pnpeaaL Blunier has approved a petition calling (or savings to be realized “looking at the number “ My own personal belief,” Blunier told The Former Chabworth teacher Louiae consolidation of Fairfoury-Cropsey, Forrest- of teachers at the Junior-senior high school Blade, “ u that thu figure b low. I expect it to Stoutemeyer drew a warm round of applaiiee Strawn-Wing and Chatsworth schoU districts. level for one school compared to three. The be at least |1 million. Thb b a one time gift following her testimony encouraging volara Blunier told The Blade he is forwarding the savings are obvious." from the state to the consolidating dbtricb.’’ “to put aside sentiment and look at tte hard, petition to the Illinois Office of Education in With Blunier’s decision to quickly forward cold facb. What b beat for the children?” she Springfield along with ' a strong But the real financial bonus comes from the consoUdation matter to Springfield, the asked. reconunendation that the state also support recent legbbtive incentives the state has focus now shifb to Donald Gill, the state William Ducett, an English teacher at FSW, the proposed consolidation. approved to promote consolidation throughout superintendent of schoob. said he was encouraged to hear converution Illinob. of possible curriculum expansion through The regional superintendent’s action I'he package, according to Blunier as well Gill must rule on the question within 30 consolidation. comes after a public hearing in Forrest last as testimony given last Friday, b threefold; days. If he approves, which seems likely in the Robert Cotter, a former FSW teacher and Friday morning, when 20 of 21 persons who the state will pick up the exbting debt (as of face of virtually no opposition voiced to the coach, urged creation “of a new identity tor offered testimony voiced support for the June 30) of the individual districts seeking to proposal at the public hearing and in view of our children’s development.” merger. unite; the state will hold ib state aid payments Blunier's strong support, the matter will be Ray Hankes of rural Fairbury told the “Support seems to be pretty consistent at least at the current level for three years; placed on the November general election hearing he was a graduate of a consolidated across the board for consolidation,’’ Blunier and the state will provide additional funds to ballot. high school, theJCanebnd unit in northern said, referruig to testimony given at the public equalize teachers' sabries between the three If approved by the voters, the new school lllinob. Hankes said he received a much hearing. districts. system would begin operations on July 1,1965. better education than would have been Blunier said he supported the proposal “for I'he financial considerations of At the public hearing last Friday, 20 avaibble to him had not the four small unib all the reasons brought out at the hMiing. consolidation cannot be overlooked, according persons spoke out in favor of consolidation. combined their resources. “ Declining population has made it difficult to Blunier. Fairbury-Cropsey superintendent Those speakers included The Committee of 10, Roger Wesseb of rural Fairbury was the LOUISE STOUTEMYER of Chatsworth was one of those giving testimony to for the present schools to offer programs they Calvin Jackson testified on Friday that his the citizens’ body set up under sb te statute to lone speaker in opposition of the consolidation once had. This is particularly true at FSW and Livingston County Regional School Superintendent Wayne Blunier at the system would end the current fiscal year “in circubte the petition and work ui support of question. “Until you figure out how you're Chatsworth high schoob, and to some extent, the bbck.” the consolidation question. going to finance education, the only th i^ I'm hearing to discuss the three school merger between Fairbury, FSW, and at Fairbury-Cropsey." Chatsworth. Jackson estimated the combined debt of Abo, a number of citbens from all three going to vote for is roads,” he commented. Is Dr. Donald Walker hired Specs prepped for walk work The Chabworth school board has decided DeMuth, a teacher who has worked with com­ The Chabworth town board voted Tuesday Approval was given for $400 from revenue to extend the computer education program in­ puters. night to allow Burnell Watson to prepare sharing to the Chabworth Planning to the grade school building, according to The exact amount will be left up to Carrico, specifications for sidewalk replacemenb in Assocbtion, with the balance to be applied to :o o recommendations made at the Thursday who was given permission to check on prices the downtown area of Chabworth. garbage pickup. board meeting. of the unib and get back to the board members as school superintendent Watson will prepare specifications for the Bill Endres, representing the KCs, asked The board had previously bought machines in the next few days for final approval of the walk running from Kelly’s comer to the post that the town park be used for a volleyball for use at the high school, and had considered purchase. Dr. Donald Walker, 48, of Albion, has been recruit engineers. office, and for a section at the east edge of the tournament thb summer, with no definite date their use in the grade school curriculum. The board also discussed buying one or offered a contract by the Chabworth school The terms of the contract, a one-year pact, town hall. esbblbhed. The board approved. At the Thursday meeting, the board agreed more business computers for school office use, board to serve as superintendent of include a salary of $34,000. The board will pay Once specifications have been drawn up, that the computer program was important with that matter also having been brought up Chabworth schools for 1964-85. the eight percent shelter and the cost of hb in­ the projecb will be put out for bids. A dog complaint was discussed concerning enough in the grade school to purchase some before. A graduate of Eastern Illinois university. dividual health insurance premium. Walker The board also agreed to buy neighborhood a Urge dog on the north end of town adiich hardware. Carrico will check on prices for office com­ Walker did graduate work at the University of will pay the difference in health insurance watch signs, with five large signs and a dozen allegedly chased several children. The matter An estimate of about $5,000 was given by puters as well, and will report to the board Illinob. premiums to have a family plan. small ones to be purchased. b being investigated. high school principal Leeon Carrico and B bbe members before any purchase b made. He began his educational career in teaching, moved up to a principabhip, and He will abo receive a $30,000 life insurance served as superintendent of Westmer com­ policy, 26 cenb per mile driving allowance for Orlo Oilier, tile company founder munity Unit Dbtrict at Joy before moving to fchool business, payment of hb lElSA profes- Albion. lional dues, and two weeks vacation to be He was superintendent of the Edwards taken in the period from July 1-Aug. 15. succumbs at home after long illness county school dbtrict in Albion for a period of I.eeon Carrico said at the meeting Thurs­ Orlo Diller, 84, owner and operator of the and It became known as the Diller Tile Co. six years. day that Walker would sb rt hb duties in Diller Tile Co. and a Chabworth businessman He was owner and operator of the company He left that position two years ago to Chabworth about July 9. for 38 years, died at 4:28 a.m. Saturday, June along with hb sons until hb retlrem m t in 1979. 23,1964, at hb home. He had been in ill health He was elected mayor of Chatsworth and the past three years. served one term. IBs funeral was at 11 a.m. Monday at the Mr. Diller was a member of the Chabworth School board h e a r s . . . Chabworth United Methodbt church. Rev. United Methodbt church, and served as chair­ lit Sondra Newman officbting. Burial was in the man of the board of trustees. He served as a Its Chabworth cemetery, with milibry rites ac­ lay delegate of the former Chabworth corded by the Chabworth American Legion. Evangelical United Brethren church, and was Education fund to close year Mr. Diller was bom Aug. 23, 1899, in Put­ a former Sunday school superintendent of the nam County, Ohio, a son of Amos C. and V na Evangelical and Reformed church in Orrville, iM Schumacher Diller. He married Norma Ohio. w ith $340,000 in red ink Biederman Aug. 11,1920, in Bluffton, Ohio. He was an Army veteran of World War I Survivors are hb wife; five sons, Allen, and was a member of the Chabworth The Chabworth school board learned at the the amount of bailout money to be given to the James and Homer, all of Chabworth; Charles, American Legion. regular June meeting Thursday night that the new school dbtrict next year, should (he vote Saint Elmo; and Ivan, Mount Sterling; one Memoriab may be made to a charity of the education fund will end the year June 30 with a to consolidate Fairbury, FSW, and Chabworth sister, Eldna Baderbcher, Oirville, Ohio; two donor's choice. deficit of $340,1$4.10. Nov. 6 be a positive one. brothers, Ray, Orrville, and Edison, Pandora, Pallbearers were Bill Diller, Ivan Dale With most other funds showing a positive Ohio; 20 grandchildren; and 10 great­ Diller, Doug Diller, Jed Diller, Tim Diller, 00 balance, the actual 1963-84 deficit will be FSW will end the year about $500,000 in the grandchildren. Howard Diller, Jr., Daniel Cavanagb, Richard $250,904.06 overall as of June 30. red, according to school board president Hans One son, Howard, Sr., two sisters, and one Diller, Eric Diller, David Diller and Dale T V figure for the overall deficit will be the Haberfcom. With Fairbury finbhing in the brother preceded him in death. Diller. one used by state school off iciab in calculating black, estimates are that the new dbtrict will Mr. Diller purchased the Chabworth Brick Culkin-Diggle Funeral Homes was in Holiday hours... get about $800,000 in sbte bailout money. and Tile Factorv from George Walter in 1946, charge of arrangemenb. Because of the July 4 hdiday on next Wednesday, some Comtek Press newspapers will have earlier than usual deadlines. Papers normally printed on Tuesday and Wednesdayy will be printed a day earlier, respectively, and County Lines, the classified and enterbinm ent section of all papers, will be closed Friday at 4 p.m. All copy and advertising must be in our offices by that time. That means El Paso and Piper City will print on Monday; and Colfax, Gridley, Fairbury, Onarga and Chabworth will print on Tuesday. Thank you for your help. Senior citizens meet

VAS3MV for June 28 potiuck THE SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL wars really heat up this weekend as 16 teams clash In the Dick’s Supermarket sponsored double-elimination tourney. Games begin Friday at 6 p.m., run from 9 to 9 on Saturday, and begin at 9 a.m. T V Chabworth Senior atizens will meet Sunday, lasting until a winner is decided. for their potiuck luncheon at the Legion hall on Thuraday, June 28, at 11:30 a.m. There will be a discussion on the Neighborhood Watch program and a speaker from tv Community Action Inc. t l M Dick's Supermarket sponsors Enterteinmeant will be in the form of an old-time musical program. All aenlor c i t l i ^ are welcome to Join thb , CAPS slowpitch tournament group on June 16 for tv noon putluck meal and tv entertainment.

Dick’s Supermarket will V hotting a Several local teeme win V in IV field for t v 16-team slowpttoh tootnament thb weekend at tourney. Siagbark hdhs phy tv CAPS diamond in Chatswort^. For all thoae w V Uke ^Kirte, and for all I V double-eiimiiiBtion tourney fete tVae w V like to aee rune croae the plate in a Raaulla of t V Shagbatk Ladies Tuesday underway at 6 pjn. Friday, with Vtprday Vllgeme, tV weekend tourney may V Just play day were tv ftoUowing: gamta etaiUng at 9 am . aitd laating until your “cup of tea.” High groM, Dorothy Bayler, Mgh net, CecU abont 9 p jn. So break out tV suntan lotion, t V lawn FTobtah; moat putts, Betty Cook; low net,- Somtey games beglo at 9 a m , with tV ckaire, and yoor oooter-IV wsdwnd tosney^ Dorothy Huhly: drove t V green on t V Ttli, A PORTION OF THE DAY at ths First Baptist Vacation organized for lessons and discussion. maiehes to go on w til a winner is dedded. win V thsis watting lor yon. Bible school Is spent In Instruction, with small groups

lidUiiitiU A s Larry's Lines by Larry KnHands

Mr. and Mr*. Vendall Sander* and Bruce of Piper CUy, Mr*. Jim Read of Ashknm. Mr*. •CO. higher for a “fine,” higher yet for an “eztra guilty of a bonehead play or idea, I would call spent five day* in Golden Valley, Minn., Monica Moore of Ashkum and Joan Quinn of oouccniiiig flns”-and the highest of aU for a “briU unc.” it a “Brillunc” in ntemory of the coin episode. recently visiting Mr. and Mr*. Jamea Urbana attended the open house at the home of I had not the slightest notion what ‘‘brill And down through the years, I have had Glennon. The Glennons are parents of their Mr. and Mr*. William Quinn in Bloomington M it hard or tevoJved-but I unc” referred to, bin I could guess that a “briU plenty of call to label my acts of stupidity as son Glenn’s wife. on Sunday in honor of their 60th wedding M i l hM* thi dUMMt IdM what the answer unc” coin had to be pretty wizard because it “Brilluncs.” Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Dann foam Ankeny, anniversary. Ed Quinn was the attendant for was worth the most of all the coin grades. One in particular that I can share had to do Iowa, cousins of Noble Pearaon, spent the Ms brother at Ms wedding SO year* ago. I al da|s latar, I had a chance to So I got into the practice of calling the best with a portion of a song that we did each Sun­ weekend with the Pearsons and Florence Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shell spent tiie Tbs anawer was sim­ coin a “Brillunc.” day in the Methodist church. Porterfield and Irene Kohler. weekend in Gikago at the home of Mr. and ile aad lagieal-iMt I haA it known It, although Mostly I had those conversations with At that time, the choir was made up of After spending a month visiting in the Mr*. Lomn (Carol) Depenbrock. I bed w ubsd with It lor » years. myself, so I got away with that terminology- woroen-quite a number of them. CTiatsworth area, Florence Porterfidd Mr. and Mr*. Ronald Shafer and Kurt, Mr. After I did leak it op and found out the and with that ignorance-for quite some time. returned to her home in Sun Gty, Arizona, last and Mrs. Scott Shafer, Mr. and Mr*. Greg l irfscfty ohsiewB, I cominded that I had pull­ Back in 1961, coins were far easier to col­ week. Shafer and Zachary, of Chatsworth, Mr. and ed tlH “BriOunc" maneuver again. lect than today. For instance. Dad would No matter what the song, the choir would Josephine Wittier returned home June 17 Mrs. Tod Shafer of Bolingbrook and Mr. and .I' “BriDonc” traces back to when I was about come home almost every day with a Liberty come out loud and clear with the words, and I after spending several months in Alvarado, Mrs. Frank Hughes of Ann Arbor, Mich., spent tan years old-back to the Korean war, Harry Head nickel in change, and about once a week memorized many of the lyrics to religious CINDY FROEUCH Tezas, with the Darrell Pence family. Beth the weekend with the Mike Kamlns of Roselle Trunoan in the White House, and TV just ready I would get hold of a Barber quarter or half songs not by reading them, but by learning Pence accompanied her home and will spend for a belated Father's Day celebration. Mr. to bant on the scene. from that source. from the performances of the choir. about three weeks in Chatsworth. While in and Mrs. Don Smith and family of Barrington l|y a n t Bdle had been somewhat of a coin I had a collection of sorts put together in a In the song that I “Brillunced," the line CINDY FROEUCH, daughter of Texas Josephine attended the graduation of and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson of Rockford coOeclor. She did not buy coins, but she did few months, and mounted th m on a board for really goes, “World without end. Amen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Froelich of Piper Dana Wittlw from eighth grade on May 30. joined the groiq> on Sunday. look at pocket change brought home by her a show. Amen.” City, was named 1984 Ford-lroquois Dana was salutatorian out of a class of 120 Usa Kamin of Roselle is spending a week There I was, standing at the table at the But I didn't hear it that way-even though Pork Industry Queen on June 10. students. with her grandparents, Mr. and Mm. Ronald Tbs coOectton she had was small, with only hobby show, feeling pretty good about the they sang it many times. She received her title at the annual Diana (Lang) Shubert of Pontiac, formerly Shafer. a few pieces ol silver in it, and mostly pennies. whole thing, when some old guy came along Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee spent Friday Ford-lroquois pork producers picnic of Chatsworth, was the Flight A winner on But 1 got interested in coin collecting, too, and looked at my coins. I looked up in the loft at all those women- June 18 when the Wolf Creek Monday Night with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Higley of Foirier, at the fairgrounds in Crescent City, and found a price list which I read over and He told me that I had some nice pieces. and assumed somehow that the words went Ladies Golf League held a “You Bet” playday Ind. Mrs. Higley (Norma) accompanied them and was crowned by 1983 queen Vicki over again, memorizing the market values on Iben, in my great wisdom, I replied, “ Yes, like this: “World without MEN, Ah. MEN, Ah, on the Wolf Creek course. home to spend a week visiting her parents. Varboncour. the IM SVDB Lincoln penny, the 1877 Indian but I don’t have any of the “Brilluncs.” MEN.” Mr. and Mrs. William Beightler, Susan and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kietzman and Mrs. penny, and the other “biggies’’ in the coin col- His eyes were squinted almost shut, he got I imagine that this mistake goes into the She is 18, and plans to attend Mark, from Califomia. ., spent Friday with Harold Krueger attended the wedding of Mr*. lecttiw world. a puzzled look, and then he asked me what “Gladly, the crosseyed bear” category. Western Illinois university this fall. M ^ Wallridi, Minnie Frieden and Margaret Krueger's niece, Nancy Tagbon, to Chris And thw comes “Brillunc.” “Billuncs” were. Anyway, over the years, whenever I botch­ King. Mrs. Beightler is a niece of the Fitzsimmons, both of Walla Walla, Wash., in Coins are graded according to wear or the I went through the ezplanation of how coins ed up the perfectly obvious, I labeled my Chatsworth ladies. The Beightlers are visiting Moline on Saturday. They also visited Merle lack of it, with pieces that are barely readible are graded, with the better grades receiving stupidity a “Brillunc.” Harry Burke dies her father, Ersle (2uick, of Piper G ty and and Dorothy Stanley of Valley, sister and called “good," those with all the letters pre­ the higher prices. He nodded every time I’d And occisionally, I used that label for the other relatives in Champaign. brother-in-law of Mrs. Krueger. Mrs. Krueger sent and very little wear called “fine,” and make a point-until I got to the “Brillunc.” mistakes of others. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quinn of Chatsworth, Mr. spent Saturday night with Mrs. Richard those with all the letters and design sharp and “You call the highest grade of coin a Just the other day, when 1 read that the Harry Ellis Burke, 73, of Chatsworth, died and Mrs. Robert Quinn and Helen Hoogstraat Kunkle in Silvis Heights. d ear called “eztra fine.” ‘brillunc’?” he asked. “But don’t you know Soviets had lost a huge munitions dump in an Sunday, June 10,1984, in Dwight. An those grades appeared im ny 1951 book- that ‘brill unc’ is an abbreviation for ‘brilliant expolsion, the vision 1 had was of a scientist He was bom in Marion, on May 11,1911, to aka^ with m e more, wfaicb is the point of my uncirculated’?” from the dump area who crossed some wires Julias and Stella Spangler Burke. Bible church school board approves busing story. Talk about being embarraassed. . As soon by accident. He was a member of the Methodist church, The Pontiac Bible church schoiri board The music program will have a specific Tbe less wear a coin has, the more it is as he told me what “brill unc” meant, it was When the wues were crossed and the explo­ and he formerly served in the Army. Mr. decided at its June meeting to proceed with curriculum for various ages. Secondary worth. I can recaU lying on the carpet in front clear as a bell to me. And then I thought about sion ensued, I could see him remove his Burke wa.s an engineer for International offering transportation to the southeastern students will be preparing a patriotic program of the radio, and while the Lone Ranger was all tbe times I had called the best coins glasses, watch the rockets’ red glare, and turn Harv’ester in ljbert>'\'ille. part of the county. for community programs in the fall. Over 300 busy «w n«e the world safe for democracy, I “Brilluncs”-and how dumb that must have to his fellow scientists. On June 23, 1934, he married Vivian E. According to school board president David attended the spring musical and graduations. woiikt trace across the prices for any given sounded. Gearing his throat, he pointed to the Williams. She survives. Schappaugh, the board is proposing a route “The school is ending the year with a coin-seeing one price for a “good,” slightly Right away, I decided that whenever I was disaster and announced, “Brillunc.” from Chatsworth via F o rr^ and Saunemin balanced budget and excellent fall proqiects,’’ other survivors include two sons. Harry with some stops possibly being made in Beaty stated. “Enrollments in some grada Bruce Burke of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Henry Pontiac. IVansportation would be available on may result in a ‘waiting list’ to be in the class” Brice Burke of McHenry; two brothers, Elmer fee basis. It is hoped that at least 20 students he added. The school will open its third year of Burke of Odin, and William Burke of San would sign up for the service. operation with an Orientation Night on Aug. 21 W e a th e r Diego, Calif.; one sister, Bessie Byars of Enrollments for the fall have already and classes beginning on Aug. 28. OLD GLORY FLIES ovf Salem; five grandchildren; and five great­ reached 53 students with enroUees coming Letters to the Editor W a n d e rin g s grandchildren. He was preceded in death by from all over the county. Enrollments for the of our nation connected one grandchild. high school are also coining in very well as are the inquiries. Pastor Frank Beaty also Lost your keys? as observed Funeral services were held Wednesday, The meeting held Friday morning in the may not be too tar distant, when the state June 13, at the Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home in reported that all the teaching staff is Student e: Forrest gym, in regard to school consolida­ won’t wait for schools to make up their minds by Jim Rebholtz Salem, with Rev. Maurice Paxton officiating. returning. Part time teachers for secondary A set of keys has been found in Giatsworth. tion, was well attended by 100 or more per­ to consolidate, but will simply say, “a-b-c, Burial was in luka cemeter>’. history and science were discussed with no The owner may have them by stopping by sons. All of the 20 speakers, with the ezeeption form a unit,” “x-y-z, unite into one.” Before decision finalized. the Plaindealer office and identifying them. of one, spoke in favor of the proposition. that happens, it is better to get our act for final ai Board members, teachers, parents, citizens together, ourselves. Weather listed is for the period from 6/19 A proposal to replace cu spoke of enroUnoent, curricuUum, buildings, Tom Livingston secured representatives through 6/25. Pat Herriott honored at Gamma Pi meeting quirements with Statements i transportation, etc. Supt. Jackson of Fairbury from Chatsworth-two board members, one Temperatures ranged from a high of 95 to a gave comparative figim of cost per pupil in teacher and one retired teacher. Some think Gamma Pi (Chapter of Delta Kappa Gam­ of Rantoul for their years of professional ning Outcomes that would low of M. - greater local school district i tile schools concerned, according to a state we are moving into this, too fast. Too fast, you A total of three-tenths of an inch of rain fell ma sent four representative* to the state dedication to teaching. scheduled for final action by 1 report Fairbury-Chipaey, |2,74S.36; Forrest- say? Not really. In fact, we have been a real in separate showers Thursday through Satur­ leadership development meeting held recently Senior girls entering the field of education Education at its June 28 Strawn-Wing, $2,950,68; and Chatsworth, Rip Van Winkle. We started procedures for day. in Springfield. Giapter president LaVonne were honored by Gamma Pi with the reading ingfield. $3,427JO. consolidation more than 20 years ago. Then we Winds were light and variable, with a max­ TMI CNATSWORTN fU lN O U lE R Smith was accompanied by RuthGuynn, Mary of the girls’ high school activities. Future The pr(^)Osed student le^ It will be noted Chatsworth, the smallest withdrew and like Rip, slept for 20 years, hop­ imum velocity of 6mph. (USPf iet-2M) Lee Evans and ciutde Rhodes. teachers receiving a dictionary and best tions outline what students school, has the highest cost per pupil, $679.14 ing the problem would go away. It didn't. It Barometric pressure ranged from a high of EstaMMwd 1193 wishes from the chapter were Andrea Page of above Fairbury-Cropsey. The state average got worse. The enrollment became smaller CNATSWORTN. lUINOiS Hicks Piaza in Gilman was the site of Gam­ Gibson Gty, Julie White, Paxton, Janet Potts know and be able to do as 30.15 to a low of 29.90-a very steady week. RubHsiMa avMy ThursNay their schooling in six aetj for the year being reported was $2,640. and the indebtedness grew larger. Relative humidity was over 90 on four days, ma Pi’s last meeting of the school year. from R ant^, and Kammy Shaw of Fisher. JAMES N. RORERTS. RabIWwr Johanna Somers concluded her second term Retired Gumpaign teacher Kathryn mathematics, language arts. Chatsworth was $587.50 above the state We know people would like to keep things but went down to 68 on Sunday and 58 on Mon­ la n y KaHaMs. EANar as the group’s president by honoring retiring Hansen reviewed her book, “Grundy average. as they are, we all would, but we can’t. People day, with Monday’s low being 40. Joaa JoNnsoa, Ataiataat Cor- Siqjt. Jackson also made a comparison with wanted to keep the little one room country Skies were clear the first and last two days Eataratf as Sacoad Class MaNar at tka Past Offlea teachers Pat Herriott of Piper G ^, Lorraine ners.” Installation of new offlcm concluded two other districts which are about the size of school, but the farm families are no longer of the period, with some overcast and broken o l Chalswortk. IMaois. aadar Act of Rterch 1. IS79 Mulvany, Gibson Gty, and Norma Bletacher the meeting. the new "proposed district. These were there. Without students, a school is an im­ clouds the rest of the time. Oaa Toar S12.is Dunlap, which is north of Peoria, whose per possibility. Daily highs and lows; 6/19-95 to 64; Slagla Capias 3Sc pnpil cost was $2237. and Rockridge with a per The day will come soon when we can’t bor­ 6/20-94 to 60; 6/21-84 to 64; 6/22-92 to 62; OUT OF TRI-COONTT AREA pupfl cost of $B84. row money. ‘There will be no money “to an­ 6/23-95 to 68; 6/24-84 to 60; 6/25-89 to 58. Oaa Taar S19.S0 NOTH If the size of the school influences the per ticipate” to pay the teachers and we still wiU TalapNoaa SIS-301S capita cost, Chatsworth’s cost should decrease have the ever increasing debt. by nearly $1200 per pupil. Of course there will People fear their loss of identity. Well, OF be an increase in transportation cost, as all what happens when “Marie Phillips” marries students above 6th grade will be bused-junior “Billy Morgan?” Does she lose her identity? M o o r e d ' Neale Hanley and | high to Forrest, senior high to Fairbury. She doesn't have to. She may create a new PAINTS Regional Supt. of SdzNds, Wayne Blunier, identity for herself and become Mrs. Billy to 109 West Wair will send his recommendation to the state Morgan or Marie Morgan, a person with a new PAINT SALE will be 692-2376 superintendent, who will most likely approve identity. So may the new consolidated school 1 9 8 4 . It, as die state favors consolidation into larger district develop a new identity, different, and ALL BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT districts. Some think the day is coming and an improvement on all of the old ones. (Including Custom Mixed Colors) Louise Stoutemyer Harvey S. Traub Building in Falrbi THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER M while In-stock supply lastsi Markets Thurs., June 28. 1984 or 692-2303. (Quote of Livingston Grain) Page Two NEALE HANLEY Corn.. $3.41 Beans $7.24 7 2 P R I C E

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REGAL AQUAGLO ttirough July 4th (W hite) Regular $20.85 NOW OF ROUNDl CASH ft CARRY ONLY ^ V'-fi- Sale prices good thru Sat.; July 7, *14 ALL S A L E S CASH & CAHRY when you purcl motorized “ SpoJ C on'UlHli- Home Impi oi oment (.enlor llheeler Farm (minimum S ir Equipment M r . T i m b e r F a -- Rt. 24, Chatg^Mfth - 636-3784 h V*. .1 f'hoiH- h'i i L!il\ (AlWBURT llliM')iS Vermillion Gleaners review

' t . ' V -• of former association The Vennilllon Arbor of Gleaners, 86-year member, will receive fats pin from |RMd of Ajtakam, Mra. Chatsworth, hosted a dinner meeting at the Kinzler. Bennett presented a flower to each > and Joan Quinn of Old Chapel Inn Tuesday evening, June 19. honoree. I houae at the home of There were 45 members and guests attending. Following a brief talk-about fraternal iQuinn in Bloomington Chief Gleaner Homer Shell, preside, with activities of the organization Kinrier their SOth wedding Secretary Mrs. Clarence Bennett reading the presented awards to Verne Wilson, Pontiac; I was the attendant for roll of officers, with all present. The Mrs. M. L. Remund, Fla.; Richard Bennett, I SO yean ago. invocation preceding the dinner was given by Fairbury; and Mrs. Frank Kyburz. Mrs. Shell qMot the Rev. Sondra Newman. Homer Shell’s name was drawn for the caah , the home of Mr. and Guests from other Arbors included Mr. and gift. Mrs. Donald Kinzler and Bfr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Francis spoke about state aaaociation I Shafer and Kurt, Mr. Francis, Manhattan. Kinzler, of Joliet, is the activities, emphasizing the July • annual Mr. and Mrs. Greg Supreme Chief Gleaner of the National picnic to be held at the Lions building in Coal Chatsworth. Mr. and organization and Francis is president of the City. The potluck dinner at 12:30 pjn. wUl : and Mr. and Illinois State Gleaner association. Miss precede an afternoon of games and fellowship. I Arbor, Mich., spent Sandra Francis also attended. This is a family affair. ke Kamins of Roeelle Kinzler presented 50-year pins to Dan Day celebratian. Mr. Kerber and Sidney Caughey for 63 years of The group reminisced about former I family of Barrington membership, to Richard L. Bennett, associations and recalled that Dan K «ber had ■Thompson of Rockford Fairbury, 61 years and to Mary Alta Lutson, served many yean as Secretary-Treasurer 56 years. Three members Bennett, Mrs. Dan and also as agent for the Gleaner Life pile is spending a weA Kerber and I^eonard Kerber attained 50-year Insurance Society, the parent company for the Mr. and Bln. Ronald membership in 1983 and 1984. Another many Arbors which are the fraternal contact member, Raymond Caughey of Lake Zurich, a in several of the states. Lee spent Friday i Higley of Fowler, I) accompanied them I visiting her parents. School salary policies adjusted Kietsman and Mn. The Chatsworth school board voted Thurs­ The board also set a policy for janitors’ I the wedding of M n. day night to readjust the 1983-84 salaries for salaries, with the policy designating a starting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dohman of Chatsworth are announcing the engagement of Taghon, to Chris teachers in conjunction with the adoption of a wage on an hourly basis and a time line for Valla Walla, Wash., in their daughter, Jill Annette, to John Hahn. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1984-85 salary schedule. hourly increases. 'The janitor responsible for Hahn of Cullom. ey also visited M ^ e ordering supplies in a particular building also The net result is a 3.87 percent increase in A December 1 wedding is planned. t Coal Valley, sister and new money for teachers’ salaries paid over the received an hourly increment for that duty. |Krueger. Mn. Krueger two-year period, with steps allowed for ex­ The janitors’ salary schedule also differs .a with M n. Richard perience and more education over that two- between a beginning janitor and an experienc­ Its. year span. ed custodian. School board acc^ts Unacker's r^ignation Tlie 1983-84 budget had originally called for Wages for lunchroom staff and secretaries Dwight Unzicker’s resignation as friiysical for six years. msing a salary freeze for administrators and non- were also set, with raises given on an in­ education instructor and coach was acc^ted certified staff and used the 1982-83 teachers’ dividual basis. The salary for the teacher’s with regret by the Chatsworth school board In other persoiuiel matters, the board will have a specific salary schedule for the current year. aide was raised from $3.35 an hour to $3.75. Thursday night. hirerd Ron Bruner as a begiiuiing custodian |ous ages. Secondary The salary of high school principal I.eeon The increment for Don Gibb’s duty as high Unzicker has accepted a position as and granted six weeks of maternity leave to [ a patriotic program Carrico was set for next year at $32,350, school girls’ basketball coach was changed teacher and coach at El Paso. He was at CHS Joanne Hays. I in the fall. Over 300 representing a $1,500 increase over a two-year from nine to ten percent, making the position |usical and graduations. period. equal to the boys’ varsity coach. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., June 28, 1984 Page Three the year with a |xcellent fall prospects," ents in some gradn Piano students ; list’ to be in the class” AMERICAN LEGION SPEEDWAY I open its third year of Intation Night on Aug. 21 give 2 recitals Fairbury, III. ] on Aug. 28. Twenty-one of Mrs. Elma Trinkle’s OLD GLORY FLIES over the minipark in Chatsworth, a reminder of the history younger piano students played two recitals on of our nation connected to the annual July 4 observances all over America. Presents . . . Monday at area nursing homes. On Monday morning they went to U.M.P. GOLD SERIES RACES ur keys? Greenbrier Lodge in Piper City, and in the THURSDAY, JUNE 28 afternoon to Fairview Haven in Fairbury. 11:30 a.m. - Senior Citizens poUuck lun­ en found in Chatsworth. Student expectations readied $5300 Purse - $1,000 to win r The program included two piano solos by cheon at Legion hall. CARS FROM 5 STATES Bve them by stopping by each student, some piano duets and a vocal THURSDAY, JULY 5 ! and identifying them. solo. 8:30 a.m. - Chatsworth United Methodist Time Trials 8:49 P.M. KacM I P.M. for final action by State Board She has taken her music students to Women breakfast meeting in fellowship hall, Admission $4.00 entertain in the area nursing homes for followed by regular business session and pro­ Rids 12 A under Fran - Free Partdng A proposal to replace current course re­ physical sciences, social sciences, fine arts, several years, and it has become an annual gram. looting quirements with Statements of Student Lear­ and physical development and health. affair. 8:00 p.m. - CAPS meeting at the bam. years of professional ning Outcomes that would also provide for greater local school district accountability is The reconunendations, which would re­ : the field of education scheduled for final action by the State Board of quire local assessment procedures to me^ure Pi with the reading Education at its June 28 meeting in Spr­ how well students are learning and meeting ol activities. Future ingfield. the outcomes, were developed with the NOTICE .. . I dictionary and best The proposed student learning expecta­ assistance of an 85-member committee tions outline what students should at least FOR SALE er were Andrea Page of charied by former University of Illinois Presi­ ite, Paxton, Janet Potts know and be able to do as a consequence of dent John Corbally. If approved by the Board, ny Shaw of Fisher, their schooling in six academic areas- the proposals would require legislative action lign teacher Kathryn mathematics, language arts, biological and before they could be implemented. EARLY COPY DEADLINE book, “Grundy Cor- ' new officers concluded FRIDAY, JUNE 29 OR

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.K m C am eron in A shiey headlines June 21 OES Connie Mattingly and Jim Cameron of as they sang "You and I”, Sunrise, Sunset," Chatsworth Cbaptar, Order of the Eastern Lexington, Treasurer; Donald SlotW,BI Faso, Ashley exchanged marriage vows in a double "You Light Up My Life," "Open Arms", and Star, welcomed members end guests to a Chaplain; RusaeU Iverson, Bloorafagtea. ringceremony Sat., June9,1984 at 4:00 p.m. at "We’ve Only Just Begun.” "Return of the Stars of tZ ” when they met in Marshsl; Carol Glade, Kankakee, Q rg i^ : the United Methodist church in Ashley. Pastor The mother of the bride wore a floor length regular session Thuradey evening, June 21. Virgie Newson, Paxton, Solotat; JacquaMne Lee Lovett officiated the cerenumy. nunt green gown with cape. The mother of the Mrs. Milford Sims and C u i^ StoUer, Devore, Lexington, Adah; Meiiiwi Ertmoed, Connie is the daughter of William and groom also wore a floor length green gown. Worthy Matron end Worthy Patron, hosted the Clinton, Ruth; Juanita Etheiton, LeRogr, Virginia Mattingly of Ashley. Jim is the son of All the flowers and church decorations meeting. The hoetess coounlttoe aerving Esther; Alice Householder, raiitu rjr, Milton and Rose Cameron of Ashley. were provided by Cookies Flower Shop in refreshments following the meeting included Martha; Mabel Alford. El Paao, Electa; (Hen The bride was given away by her parents Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Etberton, LeRoy, Warder; John Barnhart, and escorted to the altar by her father. Connie The reception was held at the Radom Orman Brown, Mrs. H. M. Trinkle, Mrs. Noble Sentinel. (Xhers aerving were WUUam Zorn, was attired in a white gown made of polyester Village hall. Honored guests were Mr. and Pearson. as regular Sentinel; Barbara Whitcomb, silesta Chiffon. It featured a Queen Anne Mrs. Pete Nickrent of Chatsworth, Paxton, accompanist for the solotat; Virginta neckline, empire styling, long cuffed bishop grandparents of the bride. There were about Guest of Honor was Mrs. Helen L. Edgerly, Gambil, Kankakee, Courtesy sister; Mrs. Rojr sleeves, and a sunburst pleated skirt, which 350 guests present. The fountain type cake, Wheaton, a Past Grand Matron; Guest in the Anderson, Bloomington, Instructress. fell softly into an attached brush train. Silk connected to the individual sheet cakes with East was Lyle Papendick, Past Grand Patron, Pontiac, Elwood and Peoria were also Venice lace and embroidered lace adorned the streamers was provided by Colleen Guinzy of CYeve Coeur; also Roy Anderson, represented among the 78 members in bodice, cuffs and hemline. Miniature covered Ashley. Bloomington. attendance. It was announced that Mrs. Jean buttons accented the back of the gown adding Mrs. John Barnhart and Curtis StoUer, who Leiser Scott, a 58-year member of the local the final touch. The veil was waist length and The bride is a student at Nashville High were local presiding officers in 1982, served as Chapter, had been admitted as a resident of matched the gown. school. The groom is a 1984 graduate of Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Mr. and the Eastern Star Home, Macon, on June 25. Brenda Mattingly, sister of the bride, was Nashville High school and is employed at Mrs. Randall Adkins, Normal, were Associate She had Uved in Florida, most recently with maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Debby Smolleys Meat Processing in Ashley, and Matron and Patron; Ruth Iverson, her daughter Mrs. Adrienne Hack in Miami. Pelczynski and Carla HilL both friends of the Shamrock Drilling Corp. in Ashley. Bloomington, Conductress; Lola Mary Drew, Her son, Roger Leiser, lives In Decatur. bride and groom. Brenda wore a pink long Connie and Jim will make their new home Fairbury, Associate Conductress; Janet The July meeting of the Chapter la to be a gown and Debbie and Carla wore identical in Ashley. Niewold, Paxton, Secretary; VirgU Ralston, Christmas in July event. lavender gowns. Best nian was Mark Camercm, brother of Total disbursements or Fairbury Auto Parts ------r m r Keith Henrichs 539.39 Mr. an(j Mrs. Donald (An the groom. Groomsmen were John PUBLIC NOTICE expenditures 8,493.S9 Rich Hornickel 1,238.35 their 50th wedding anniveri Pelczynski, friend of the bride and groom and SUPERVISOR'S ANNUAL REPORT TOTAL RECEIPTS 51,192.99 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 9,493.e9 Lenny Haberkorn 232.33 To celebrate, the Dear Charles Cameron, brother of the groom. The STATE OF ILLINOIS, SS. Town o f C hatsw orth BALANCE 41,899.10 Neils Repeir 228.87 Catholic church, Cullom, groom and attendants wore grey and silver Trico Peving 221.25 COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON GENERAL TOWN children will follow from 5 tuxedos with shirts to match the bridemaids. Scott Plumbing end Htg 213.25 The following is a statement by Thomas W. R E V E N U E and relatives. Ushers were Mark Doran of Fairbury, Livingston, Supervisor of the Town of Balance on hand at beginning Illinois FWD Truck Co. 1,23747 cousin of the bride and Gerard Nadolski, Chatsworth in the County and State aforesaid, of this fiscal year 8,708.04 Dave's Tire end Align 581.79 Donald Deany and Ann Sonnys Paint and Repeir friend of the groom. They also wore identical of the amount of public funds received and Taxes, property 17,958.75 7.88 Catholic church, Cullom b] tuxedos. expended by him in the GENERAL Personal Property Replacement Livingston ol Chatsworth 268.88 Culkin, Watseka, and Elizai Gibson M atorials Co. Appropriate organ music was provided by ASSISTANCE FUND, CEMETERY FUND, Tax 3,204.39 85.86 The Deanys are the pa REVENUE SHARING FUND, AID TO (General A ssistant 5,000.00 Pemco Service Co. 122.46 Judy Cahill, who accompanied the vocalists Vulcan M aterials Co. 4,797.66 RIchton' Park; Raphael, MR. AND MRS. JIM CAMERON Stephanie Cahill and Colleen Guinzy of Ashley, BRIDGES FUND, GENERAL TOWN FUND, Federal Revenue Sharing Receipts 0,050.00 DISTRICT TREASURER'S ANNUAL Insurance R eturns 487.00 Haberkorn Hdwe. 96.52 Chebanse; and Thomas, M REPORT OF ROAD FUNDS, and the M obile Home Tax 33.18 Township AM to Bridges 5,000.60 The Deanys are retired ANNUAL REPORT OF HIGHWAY Tow nship L ib ra ry S.S. Paym ents 1,531.70 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE C o n es go COMMISSIONER FUND, during the fiscal T o ta l receipts o r revenue 43,943.58 HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER Seek entries for Fairbury Fair's year ju s t closed, ending on M arch 31, 1984, EXPENDITURES R EC EIPTS showing the amount of public funds on hand at Total disbursements Balance on hand at beginning H e rm a n Rc like hotcakes fhe commencement of said fiscal year, the o r expenditures 39,101.09 o f th is fis c a l ye a r 7,084.34 amount of public funds received and from TO TA L R EC E IP TS 43,943.58 Taxes, p ro p e rty 32,331.23 Youth Talent Contest Aug. 22 what sources received, the amount ol public TOTAL EXPENDITURES 39400.09 Personal Property Replacement Tax 4465.33 The Fourth Annual Youth Talent Contest performance time limit will be disqualified. funds expended and lor what purposes BALAN CE 3,034.47 Mobile Home Tax 37.18 fa r m e r a n in 1954 promo Transfer from other funds, will d|)en grandstand festivities at the 1984 Contestants must supply their own expended, during fiscal year ending as Scott Plumbing 8 Heating 3,373.85 Iv a n S ta lte r 7,119.91 from State Aid to Bridges 5,000.00 Fairbury Fair. equipment, with the exception of a piano. A aforesaid. (F ro m the M ay 13, 1954 P la in d e a le r) Steven Krones 503.03 L ivin g ston FS S ervice, d ivid e n d - 13.50 Scheduled for 1 ;30 p.m. Aug. 22, the contest dressing area will be provided. Entrants will The said supervisor, being duly sworn, doth Ron Wisthuff gave away 1,1(XI free custard depose and say that the following statement by Kenneth Rich 503.03 Floyd Kurtenbach, culvert 136.00 S u p e r v is o r will award more than $400 in prizes, according be assigned a time to report to the stage in T o ta l 49,389.55 cones on the opening day of his Chatsworth ice him subscribed is a correct statement of the H a ro ld A berle 503.03 Herman Roy Rieger, 70, of F to contest coordinators Karen Harms and Ann front of the grandstands at the fairgrounds to EXPENDITURES cream stand in May of 1954. amount ol public funds on hand al the H aberkorn Hdwe. 80.07 Township supervisor and foui Nussbaum. check in and practice. F o rre s t Redi M ix 178.00 T otal 33,799.62 commencement ol the fiscal year above Inc. in Forrest and Fairbury, die This years’s show will again feature three Deadline for entries is early August. D ivsion of U nem ploym ent 13.00 TO TAL R EC EIPTS 49,289.55 stated, the amount ol public funds received, June 24. 19M, at Bur age categories. Competition in the junior Participants may use the entry form in the and the sources from which received, and the Ray Schlem m er 784.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 33,799.63 division will be split between contestants who 1984 Fairbury Fair bo(4( or send the following amount expended, and purposes lor which C C Services Inc. 889.00 BALANCE AT ENOOF YEAR 15489.18 Champaign. He had been ill I Hicksatomic Stations, fuel 4,841.06 His funeral was held at 11 are ages 8-10 on or before Dec. 1, 1984, and information to Karen Harms, Rt. 1, Fairbury, We've taken the expended, as set forth in said statement. C ountry M utual Ins. 3,343.00 Kenny Ashmen 890.00 Flynn Drainage Co., culverts 253.26 St. Paul's Lutheran church, Fi those who are ages 11-14. 'The senior division IL 61739. worry out of Subscribed and sworn to before me on April State Employees Retirement System 3,045.00 Armco Inc., culverts 1409.74 will include contestants ages lS-21. 'There is no to. 1984. Jeremy Russell officiating Disability Income /s/Charles T. Power /s/Thomas W. Livingston R ebholi Elec. 3,989.25 Oilier Tile Co., snow removal age restriction for accompanists. Forrest cemetery. Insurance. Township Clerk (Supervisor) Wm R Zorn 1,454.50 and p a rts 431.94 (^ilkin-Diggle Funeral home Winners in each of the three categories will Don Low ery 503.03 R ieger Sales, tru c k re p a ir 71.20 GENERAL ASSISTANCE FUND of arrangements. receive the following, first place, $65 and a Guaranteed. Thom as W L ivin g sto n . 1,904.00 G erald Bayston, snow re m o va l 135.00 REVENUE He was bom Dec. 7, 19i: trophy; second place, $45; and third place, |2S. CiKintry Comp.ini(‘s Shafer Pearson Agency 813.00 Rehholi Electric, pump A m ount Township, a son of Fred introduces a new Mark Kerber 9 3 .3 0 in s ta lla tio n 107.85 AIm , the first place act in the senior Balance on hand at beginning Disability Income (xilus D avid Giggle 93.30 K a fe r T ilin g , tilin g 185.00 Rieger. He married Gene division and the top point-earning act from the ot th is fis c a l year 13,007.31 SELCAS 750.00 Livingston Co. Highway, Itn , at Forrest. She survives combined junior divisions will be sponsored by with built-in cost ol living Taxes, p ro p e rty 3,035.40 adjustments. And its SHOWBUS 400.00 signs A posts 235.64 Also surviving are three b the Fairbur>' Fair board in competition at the Transfers f r o m other funds 5,000.00 Chatsworth Plaindealer 103.01 Postmaster, postage 40.16 and Fred, both of Forrest annual meeting of the Illinois Association of guaranteed renewable M obile Home Tax 3.17 Township O ffic ia ls Assn. 05.20 In d u s tria l A llo ys Co., supplies 191.76 and noncancelable, T otal re ce ip ts or revenue 30,034.88 Chatsworth; and four sisters, Agricultural Fairs in January 1985. Caughey Legner and F re e h ill 340.00 Richard SteMinger, steel 342.00 so the policy' will always expenditure ; 'Leah Honegger, Aldine NussI Elntries are limited to residents of Illinois, Citizens Bank i.oo L iv . Co. H w y., A ss'n., dues 15.00 be in force without Food 335.00 and professional entertainers are not eligible C hatsw orth L ib ra ry ' 287.08 Martin Imp. Co., loader payment 3,000.00 N IG as 1,841.13 to compete. change as long as you Livingston Co Twp Off Assn lO.OO Azzerelli Const., patching material 233.95 Rent 1,413.00 A set-up time of five minutes will be make the premium L A Shoemaker 93.30 Peoria Battery, grader Propane 300.00 payment. Farmers Supply |78.31 b a tte rie s 134.92 allowed; any act that exceeds a five minute Gas 13.87 The D rug Store 8.38 Baltx Sales A Service, battery N 't CoMing Town Fund 5,000.00 W N e il N o rn icke l 2,118.73 A sealed beam 83.30 E le c tric ity 445.54 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Bureau of Employment Security 24.00 F te ly A u to m o tive , tru c k re p a irs 138.23 W ater 73.11 General Assistance Fund 5,000.00 Dunmire Equip., parts 11345 Thurs., June 21 ,1984 Telephone 450.98 Livingston County Kankakee Spring Co., sp rin g s A u-bolts 160.39 Page Four Total disbursements Supervisors Assn. 00.00 Wheoler Imp. Co., parts A service 504.92 o r expenditures 10,110.43 L ivin g sto n of C hatsw orth 429.80 Div. of Em^oyment, unemployment TOTAL R EC EIPTS 30,034.88 D ire c to r o l Labor 14.00 p ym t. I3 .M TOTAL E X P E N D IT U R E S 10,110.43 C ENTEL Cable Television DISTRICT TREASURER'S ANNUAL Oennewiti Bros., supplies 104.11 BALANCE 9,934.35 REPORT OF ROAD FUNDS A g ri Supply Co., bolts A b in 179.94 Company of Illinois CEMETERY FUND Worry Free Donna Van Weelden R E C E IP TS PRO. Trucking, rock hauling 1434.S4 Winnors Chatsworth REVENUE Balance on hand at beginning Roland Staltor, tractor A labor 1.278.64 Balance on hand at beginning Bonanza 635 3322 o t th is fis c a l ye a r 7,084.34 H arvey Ashm an, labor 457.67 of th is fis c a l year 3,719.51 Ho 358 2330 Taxes, p ro p e rty 32,331.32 L. A. Slwcmaker, saw sharpening 1 5 .6 O W e’re planning to o | Fairbury — John Johansen Taxes, p ro p e rty 5,400.00 Buildings. Personal Property Replacement Tax 4405.33 Oiovannini Welding, rebuild CHATSWORTN. lo t sales 130.00 from Fo rrest...... Bajram Rama Receipts from other government snow h itc h 468.74 CLEAR-SPAN FARM, fro m savings 1,739.34 We’re anticipating Chatsworth .... Martin Clore agencies. Mobile Home Tax 37.18 6 .A .S . CO., replace c u lv e rt 467.56 transportation fee. m ower sales 3,400.00 State a id to bridges 5,000.00 Duane Dassow, labor 37.29 COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL C henoa...... StanHoselton insurance re tu rn 47.00 Livingston FS Service 1 3 4 0 Roger Arends, seeder rent 1 0 .6 6 BUILDINGS Gibson City . . . Brint McGrow COUNTRY Total re ce ip ts o r revenue 13,415.75 Floyd K urtenbach C u lve rt 138.00 Addis Auto Parts, supplies A charger 37944 LeRoy...... Betty M. Jackson EXPENDITURES T o ta l 49,289.5$ Hitchens Service, truck tests 46.25 Writtan warranty COMPANIES. Total disbursements EXPENDITURES Richard Dawson, painting toador 166.66 Route 116 West o r expenditures 9,995.79 Cnarlaston. IL T o ta l 33,799.83 Roberts Hicksgas, propane 2146 Four ye^ (2171 748-8135 TOTAL R EC EIPTS 13,415.75 TO TA L R EC E IP TS 49,289.5$ Hoyle Road Equip., parts 874.19 T o ll Fraa TOTAL E X P E N D IT U R E S 9.995.79 TO TA L E X P E N D IT U R E S 33,799,83 Fullwell 1 Motor Products, BALANCE 3,419.94 800-252-5735 BALANCE 15489.10 sm a ll p a rts 78.83 O E .I.P .C . 148.83 Hicksatomic Statiom 4481.80 Peoples Coal A Lumber, nails 942 Land T ru s t 1.000.00 F lyn n O rainagg In c. 252.28 Franey Trucking, rock hauling 296.79 O e nnew iti Bros. 108.39 Armco Inc. 1409.74 F a irb u ry A uto, suppties 135.78 C ornbelt Press 30.30 O ilie r T ile Co. 831.94 Keith Hcnricht, labor A tractor rent 593.39 Steffen M fg . 3,493.00 R ieger Sales 71.20 Rich Hornickel, labor 1,22645 Charles H aberkorn 3,800.50 G e rald Bayston 135.00 Lanny Haberkorn, labor 23342 EU3 Shafer-Pearson Agency 543.00 Rebbolz E le c tric 107.85 ttotls Repair, lervica work on equlpmetit22847 W alters Landscaping 1,340.00 K e le r T ilin g 185.00 T iic o P aving, aephalt 221.25 P ostm aster 30.00 offices L ivin g sto n Co. H igbw ey 335.84 Scott Plumbing A boating, K aiser Ag Chcm ica Is 38.75 P ostm aster 40.08 a ir co m p ro sto r pipe 2 1 3 .2 5 Charles Shoem aker 300.00 will be In d u s tria l A lle y s Co. 191.78 III. FWD. Thick Co., ports Joe V anA ntw erp 43.00 Richard SteMinger 242.08 fo rF W D tru c k 1,21747 Reynolds F arm Store 37.33 Livingston Ce. Highways Assn. fS.OO Davos Tiro A Allgn-> hro Ziegenhorn 8 Sons 70.59 Martin Imp. CO. 1400.80 ro p a irs A s o rv ic t 561.79 K oerner C onstruction Co. 130.03 A zze ra lli C onstruction 233.95 Sonny's Point A ropair, paint 7 .6 6 Jeffery L. Dehm 37.50 P eoria B a tte ry 154.92 Livingston of Owtswortti, suppltas M848 G erald Bayston 35.00 i t Jt B eltz Sales Co. 83.18 Gibson Matortols Co., santf 45.81 REVENUE SHARING FUND F eely Auto 138.33 Ptmeo Sorvict Co., fittings 132.46 R E V E N U E D u nm ire E quip. 113.55 Vukan Matorials Co., rack 4,797.66 Balance on hand at beginning Kenkakee siwing Co. IM.39 Hoborkorn Hardwara, small parts otc. 9642 o f th is fis c a l year 1,413.07 W tioelor Im p. Co. 504.02 Township Aid to Bridgos, SHADOW RICHEi Federal Revenue Sharing Raceipts 5,295.00 D iv .o f E m ploym ont 13.98 In ta ra s t 91.83 transtorfromRondABiidgo 5466.66 Dennowiti Bret. I84.I1 Invontory of oil toois havtog a proiont T o ta l re ce ip ts o r revenue 4,999.90 A g rI Supply Co. 179.94 valuo in oxetss of 556, macMnory nni Wednesday, I N T R IO S EXPENDITURES PRD Trucking 1414.54 oquipmont ownod by tb t district and stato a t lO reol has deveiopied a satin Total disbursements or expenditures 5,550.00 Roland Staltor L278.M ro p a ir o f J u l y 4 , powder capable of blending (ike TO TA L R E C E IP TS 8,999.90 Harvay Ashman 457.I7 oquipm ont: loyers of light Three speciolly TOTAL EXPENDITURES S^SO.OO in observance coordinoied colours in lOreois L A S hotm aker ts.85 Root V plow, (MadMIl V ptoyi, Burch V BALAN C E 1,449.90 soft, luminous shadows help you Olovanninf WeMIng 408.74 plow, Burch sMo plow, Rost sMo plow, UMch AID TO BRIDGES FUND create the most eyeopening O a i Company 487.58 Snow Wing, Burch Snow Wing. 1975 flwtyy o f R E V E N U E results 8 Trids in the elegant Duane DossoIm 2 7 .3 9 Balance on hand at boginning Tandom truck, 1986 Chtvy stogto axto trudb Independonce New look of lO reol tyes Roger Aronds lo.oo o f th i* fis c a l yo a r 38,75S.90 1986 A llis 545 wh04l lo n d o r, (S ir . N o. M1g>, Addis Auto Parts 279.54 1964 F.W.O. truck, 1987 Cut 131 m n t k r , Taxos, progorty 8429.47 Hitchens Service 4g.t5 D a y Tronstor from othor funds $480.00 WoMilt whaoi roltor, G ravti tproudor I m i Richard Dawson 1M.M Ora vtl maintolnar (road d n § K T a r k a tU a , suGOisiiornAii n ia Thm Drug Intorost 148742 ICURV Reharts Hicktgas 2146 C antory h o a to r, a ir cu m p ru o M r, I d to h i anwA. Stor* Total rocolptt or rovomw $1482.99 Hoyle Reed Equip. «74.19 EXPENDITURES W88d lalsr, brush cuttor, past paw aaSm Olwl f worth Pullwell Motor deducts 7 6 4 2 oraadar, tow rupu And tog dtoliis, Ir u Tranafora to oltwr funds $488.88 Paegtos Coal qad Lumber 9 4 1 ■HdgtRopair 448848 chnlna, rM d slgna, 4 CB radtou. 4 PM radtoi, PnmayTirucAtaf gfoiTp drfR prgai, Ba)hwy chapgur, S hudch vto66. w ' ■■y

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It costs 33 cents per mile to own and operate a typical 1964 American car in Illinois OES HohnotM woBhaUatTpjB. and other Great Lakes states, according to THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH stotip, n pm o, AAA-Chlcago Motor Club. Driven 15,000 miles CHATSWORTH 12 N. 7th St.. Chatsworth Bloomlmtflo, during the year, the annual cost would be U.S. 24 at Faurtti St Molvin Maistor. Pastor Dob Doty offlcioMng. A priweli KankakM. OrgaoM: I3.4M. Sandra Nawman. Pastor SUNDAY. JULY I oerrice waa hdd Moadoy at SoMft; ijegatUnt The estimate is based on a study of three SUNDAY. JULY 1 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school ocm otery. ; M uiM Brtmoed, popular 1964 Cheverolet models, the Chevette 0:00 a.m. - Worship. Sarman:"God of 10:45 a.m. - Warship B Communion Mr. WeWauvt wao bora May SI, IfH. o6 Etherbm, LeRojr, (4 cylinders), the Celebrity (6 cylinders) and Powar" sorvico-"Tha Ransom Christ Paid" Mackinaw, a aon of Joaagh and 7:00 p.m. - Family BibI# Hcur-"How To Palrbury, the Impala (6 cylinders), assuming each is re­ 9:00 a.m. - Church school Sian Woiifaaivt. Ho narriod PfeyUio tained in service for four years. 10:13 a.m. - Worship. Sormon: "God of Hoar From Hoavan" June 14,1961. Shoourvivoo. EU P uo, E3«cte; G in Powar" WEDNESDAY. JULY 4 Jota Baniiiart, The figures are contain^ in the 1964 edition 7:30 p.m. Warship "On# Nation Undor Other owvivon are one aon, Toaa, at haBBo: 4-* p.m. ■ U.M .Y.F. cook-out at parsonage three dangbten, Bvdyn Dolian of Ttemoat were WUUam Zorn, of “Your Driving Costs,” a free pamphlet 19*4 05 7th gradors invitad. God" Barbara Whitcomb, which can be obtained from any AAA-Chicago TUESDAY.JULY 3 and Ann Sctawartiag and Lori PPaghn, both of the Boloiat; Vlrgiiiia Motor Club office. While these figures apply 7:30 p.m. - Council on Ministrios Mackinaw; four bnthera, Jooeph and Donald, sister; Mrs. Hoy only to the vehicles studied, the booklet con­ WEDNESDAY. JULY 4 both of Fort Meade, Fla., and Robert and OFFICE CLOSED Oiarles, both of Mackinaw; four aiateri. Rone Instructress. tains a chart which any motorist can use to VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH THURSDAY. JULY 5 Peoria were also I estimate his own costs. 407 Was! Vine Stroot Wettstein of Ekireka. LociUe Menold ef •:30 a.m. - U.M.W. Breakiast the 76 members in Car ownership expenses, which include fix­ If you need a ride, phone: «0*-250* Dunlap, ESsie Goeken of Delavan, and VI that Mrs. Jean ed annual figures such as insurance, deprecia­ Pastor: Ted Jensen Augsburger of Chateworth; and rix grand­ member o( the local tion and finance charges, would come to $2,3M SUNDAY children. CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED 10 a.m. - Worship sorvic* tted as a resident of for the year. Operating costs, which vary with METHODIST CHURCHES *:30 p.m. - Evening service Macon, on June M. the number of miles driven, include gas and Rural Cullom and Fairbury Mr. Weishaupt was past preaideiit of the oil, six cents per mile, maintenance, 0.96 WEDNESDAY Maddnaw Township Library Board. Hewaia , most recently with Claire Noblitt. Pastor 7 p.m. - Prayer meeting Hack in Miami, cents, and tires, 0.67 cents, an annual total of SUNDAY. JULY 1 member of the Maddnaw United MethodM ,Uveslin Decatur, 11,148. 9:00 a.m. - Morning worship at Charlotte church; chairman of the church ad­ the Chapter is to be a MR. AND MRS. DONALD DEANY Annual mileage has a great affect on the with special by Norma Koerner ministrative board; secretary-treasurer of the cost per mile. If the tested vehicles were 10:00 a.m. - Sunday school United Methodist Men; and member of Cu(^ nt. Watts Photo FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH driven only 10,000 miles, the driving costs I0:30a.m. - Morning worship at Emmanuel sUloB in Christianity. He had served in the Ar­ with special by Floyd Immke Chatsworth, III “TBIT would average 30.7 cents per mile. For 20,000 Harley Curtis. Pastor my. S3f.3f Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Anne) Deany of 108 N. Locust St., Cullom, will celebrate miles, it would be 20.7 cents, according to 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school Memorials may be made to Mackinaw i,ne.)s their SOth wedding anniversary June 30. WEDNESDAY. JULY 4 to TUESDAY. JULY FRIDAY, JUNE 28 AAA-CMC. 7:00 p.m. - Vacation Bible School pro­ United Methodist church, the Maddnaw 232.32 To celebrate, the Deanys plan to attend an evening Mass at St. John’s 17 Size of the car also has an affect. For 15,000 Pastor's vacation. Lay leaders in charge gram. Refreshments. Rescue Squad or the Mennonite Hospital 22«.«7 Catholic church, Cullom, at 4 p.m. An open house and buffet hosted by their SUNDAY, JULY 1 n i . a annual miles, the tested Chevette costs 20.2 or pulpit supply. Hospice Organization, Bloomington. children will follow from 5 to 8 p.m. at Stockade South, Cullom, for all friends cents per mile, the Celebrity, 23.5, and the Im­ THURSDAY, JULY 5 9:00 a.m. - Sunday School. Vi Augsburger, The Haensel Funeral Home in Maddnaw 2I3.2S superintendent 1,23747 and relatives. pala, 25.7. 9:30 a.m. - Emmanuel U.M.W. meets at was in charge of arrangements. M l .79 Donald Deany and Anne Dohman were married June 30, 1934 at St. John’s The study was performed for the American church. Leader: Dorothy Immke; hostesses: 10:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. Commu­ Gladys, AAary Ann, Ella an Barbara. nion. Sermon: For Three Transgressions, and kir 7.M Catholic church, Cullom by Fr. John A. Kenrick. Their attendants were Joseph Automobile Association by Runzheimer and tor Four! 2t«.M Culkin, Wataeka, and Elizabeth Wallrich, Chatsworth. Company, Rochester, Wis., an international SUNDAY, JULY 8 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 4S.M consulting firm. Ottering for One Great Hour of Sharing. 122.46 The Deanys are the parents of six children, Donald Jr., Watseka; Jerome, Thurs., June 28, 1984 Richton' Park; Raphael, Kankakee; Bernard, Bloomington; Barbara Clark, SUNDAY, JULY 29 Page Five 4,797.00 STS. PETER a PAUL CHURCH Summer Evening Concert. 90.32 Chebanse; and Thomas, Milwaukee, Wis. They have 17 grandchildren. Kroll reunion 415 N. Fourih Street 3,000.00 The Deanys are retired farmers. Rev. C. E. Karl, Pastor TT T TXT T T T t t 9 y ~ i' IP O R T iOF THE Confession Schedule 4MISSIONER has 39 attend SATURDAYS lEIPTS 3-3:30 p.m. ginning Herman Roy Rieger, retired FIRST FRIDAYS 7,0*4.34 The 36th Kroll reunion was held at Ashkum 7:30-8 a.m. ^ F a i r b u r y 32,331.22 Park Sunday with 39 in attendance. Officers io MASS SCHEDULE giacement Tax 4403.33 charge were Bill Kroll and Carol, president SATURDAY EVENINGS: 37.1* farmer and Forrest Township and viced;)resident, and Jim and Linda Ray, 5 p.m. lunds, treasurer and secretary. SUNDAY fridges 5,000.00 The prize for the ol(tet went to Joe Kroll of 8-11 a.m. Stock Car Races I, dividend 13.30 Chatsworth, and for the youngest to Jessica Day before Holy Day; livert 130.00 Supervisor, dead at age 70 5 p.m. 49,2*9.33 KroU, three months old. Herman Roy Rieger, 70, of Forrest, Forrest Mae Rieger, all of Forrest. The group voted to have the reunion at Weekday masses: Monday. Tuesday. Saturday - June 30 lO IT U R E S Thursday and Friday at 8 a.m. 33.799.02 Townsliip supervisor and founder of Rieger A brother preceded him in death. Ashkum Park again next year. Inc.in Forrest andFairbury, died at 4:46 a.m. Mr. Rieger had been k'orrest Township Officers elected for next year are Dick and WEDNESDAY evening 49,2*9.33 5:30 p.m. I r e s 33.799.02 June 34, 1964, at Burnham hospital. .supervisor for 12 years. Connie Kroll, president and vice-president, Champaign. He had been ill for five weeks. He was a member of St. Paul’s l,utheran WEDNESDAYS Time Trials: 7 p m Races 8 p.m. I f Y E A R 154*9.10 and Dan and Diann Kroll, treasurer and 4 p.m. iluel 4,041.00 His funeral was held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at church, farmed in Forrest Township. He secretary. 6:45 p.m. - High school religion classes Admission $4.00, Kids 12 ond under admitted tree. lulverts 232.20 St. Paul's Lutheran church, Forrest, with Rev. founded Kiegei Inc. in Forrest and Fairbury Family members attended from Milford, (Classes held at the Parish hall) L 1 I I I - 1 1 1 1 - L I I 1 I. I l.l .1 .1 I I I 1409.74 Jeremy Russell officiating. Burial was in and was tlte first Pfister seed corn salesman in Chebanse, Cullom, Chatsworth, Clifton, 1. fremoval Forrest cemetery. the area. Aroma Park and Irwin. 431.94 Culkin-Diggle Funeral home was in charge He also was a 4-H leader for 25 years, lir 71.20 't removal 133.00 of arrangements. director of Ijvingston County Farm Bureau tip He was born Dec. 7, 1913, at Forrest for 10 years and past president of Farm I f s not cool to use household 107.*3 Township, a son of Fred and Salome Sohn Bureau-Farm Management PiMieer Group. 1*3.00 Rieger. He married Gene Stanford Dec. 26, He was a member of the Forrest HELP WANTED K*V, 1138, at Forrest. She survives. Bicentennial committee in 1976 and past 233.04 Also surviving are three brothers, Marion president of the Forrest Lions club. appliances in the 40.00 and Fred, both of Forrest; and Donald, Memorials may be made to St. Paul's J supplies 191.70 Qiataworth; and four sisters, Clara Honegger, 1 Jitheran church or to a charity of the donor's ileel 242.00 -Leah Honegger, Aldine Nussbaum and E'da choice. Chotsworih Community Unit Idues 13.00 #1 needs certified teachers to heat o f the day! »r payment 3,000.00 g material 233.93 replace staff on maternity leave ir during August, September and 134.92 October. Needed are a certified b, battery It't Comhi). . . *3.30 elementary teacher and a uck repairs I30.23 certified LD teacher. 113.33 springs a u-bolts 100.39 rts a service 304.92 The district is also seeking , unemployment a teacher’s aide, with the 12.9* •plies 104.11 person having completed a a bin 179.94 minimum of 30 semester hours hauling 143444 of college work. The aide a labor 1,27*.04 position will be for three hours ir 437.07 a day, five days a week. V sharpening 13.00 We’re planning to offer transportation to Pontiac Bible Church School rebuild from CIMTSWOllTN. FOMIEST, and SAUNEMIN. 404.74 We’re anticipating more than adequate response. Reasonable ulvert 407.3* transportation fee. Sign-ups and registrations being accepted now. Interested parties may leave 27.29 their names with Leeon r rent 19.00 pplies a charger 37944 Carrico, with applications PONTIAC BIBLE CHURCH SCHOOL available at either unit building. Kk tests 40.23 842-3844 nting loader 100.00 Route n e w e s t opane 2140 Four year old Kindergarten through High School rts *74.19 —Call or write for more inlormatlon— ■ducts, 7*42 Mr, nails 942 ck hauling 290.79 lies 133.7* r a tractor rent 393.39 W e are pleased to announce the association of 1,33043 232.32 A lbert **Blondie** W alters to our sales departm ent. e work on equipment22*47 331.33 eating, Blondie has previously owned and operated his own Ford Ipe 313.33 dealership in Chatsworth and the surrounding area for parts many years and is looking forward to renewing all old and 1.33747 tire new acquaintances. C IPS can help you beat the M1.79 H ave you driven a Ford lately? ir. paint 740 heat - and save energy! ASK BLONDIE FOR A TEST DRIVE ,tand 0340 fittings 13340 >., rock 4.797.00 Those hot, long summer days. So darned hot, baking, and dishwashing to the cooler hours of ro, small parts etc. 9043 Spacal UmitBd offer on 1984 you’d swear you’re going to melt right into your evening and early morning. By cutting down on shoes. You just can't get away from it! That heat buildup in your home, youl be idiie to •adaBritIge 3400.00 TEMPOS . . . FREE 36 moj364MI0 mie I taelt havint a present heafk right on top of you, following you, keep comfoilabie with your cooling thcnnoatat of 330, macMnory end everywhere you go! set near an energy-saving 7 8 ^ . ly the district end state of extended service plan. machinery end But at home, there are ways to help beat the Contact CIPS fo r metty more energysaHng heat - and save energy - even on those hot, ideas fo r deaiing w ith those hot summ er days. MmIMII V pletp, ■urcli V muggy days. low. Rots side plow, Uirkii I Snow Wing, 1973 Chavy PATERNOSTER MOTOR CO. All of your household appliances produce 0 Chevy single axle truck, Xnd ft Oak Streets, FeIrtNiry - IIS/B tS-B ISI heat, so postpone chores Hlw laundry, ironing. M leedar. ISsr. No. MM), k iM7 Cot 131 gradtr, IT, Oravtl tgrsodsr hem 1901 FORD CROWN VICTORIA • 4 Or. USID TRUCKS Iter (reed dreg). Ter heme, Mdoa. V-a. outomotk, 1974 OMC 4k ton ptekug - V-0 automatic, r eemgreieer, 3 Aele oegie, .1961 MIfeCURY LYNX • 3 4r.. 4 cyl., oaN brokoo. air ( gowor •taoring 4 brakat. air cand., CSAITRIAI. ILI-flM oil h cutter, poet hole euaor. ^^ a o M aialk # gowor ttooriag, air coad., 33400 milat. Ixtra iharpl ' r e u m u c m m n y/icm coiM ffAM v VMIVot Vofww. 1977 FORD LTD • 4dr., V-0 aqtWIiaNc. air 4 Ch rodle*, 4 PM redios. I960 FORD COURIIR - 4 cyl., 4 agaad. people providing people with energy

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FAIRBURY; MO North Fourth St. Infant PIPER CITY: Group garage sale. Lots of PHONE PREFIXES TO CYCLES through adult -lathing, crafts, baked misc., clothing, games, toys. 32 E. Market HELP IDENTIFY LCXATIONS goods, H a rle g u in books, m is c . June 38, St. In garage behind Reilly-Redenius Benson ...... 309-394 3:384; June 29. 8:30-4.-00. ' *4-38/4-38 F u n e ra l hom e. June 39 and 30, 9 to 4. Buckley...... 217-394 FOR SALE; Motorcycle *4-28/4-20 Cabery...... 515649 FAIRBURY: Porch sale. Large site W illiams Mobil Service, Fa womens clothes and lots of misc. 30S E. PIPER CITY: Friday, June 2 9 ,8:30-5 and Chatsworth...... 815-635 Hickory. Friday, June 30, 0-4 and S a tu r­ Saturday, June 30, 8:30-noon. Betty White Chenoa ...... 815-945 KAWASAKI 1981 750LTD day, June 30,9-13. C4-38/4-38 and Melissa Grubbs, 343 N. Pine. C4-20/4-2S C o lfa x ...... 309-723 ...... 306725 AM-FM cassette stereo, 3 F A IR B U R Y : 304 S. 4lh St. F rid a y , June 39, SECOR: Two sales. Thursday and Friday Cooksville... m iles. Ph.815-492-3458 after 9-4; Saturday, June 30, 9-3. Ladies and on E. Gilman. Friday and Saturday on 1st Cropsay...... 309-377 GARAGE men's clothes, collectibles, paperbacks, and H e re fo rd . June 28, 29, 30, 9-5. P rices Cullom ...... 815-889 1981 HONDA GL500 Sil«| golf balls, small gas stove, much misc. anyone can afford. *4-38/4-28 El P a s o ...... 309-527 miles. Great touring bike. *4-38/4-38 81.700. B U ck. Ph. 815-484-34: SALES TOWANDA flea market, Wednesday, July Eureka...... 309-467 FAIRBURY: Saturday only. 9-4 p .m . 704 4, in p a rk s . D ealers 88 p e r d a y. P u b lic fre e . Fairbury ...... 815-892 BATTERIES, plugs, point E. Ash. All sites of clothes and misc. Towanda, III. *4-28/4-38 Flanagan.... service manuals, chains, si C4-38/4-38 tubes, levers, cables, and a WESTON: Gigantic garage sale. Main Forrest ...... 815B57 FAIRBURY: Group sale, 94 on Friday, Gilman...... 815-286 supplies. Motorcycle Sup street. June 28 A 39, 8-4. Black and white Locust, Fairbury, 815-493-31 June 39 at Faith Christian Assembly, N. TV, tires, bathtub, sink, fencing, clothes, Gridley ...... / ...... 309-747 CHATSWORTH: 401 E. Elm, first house F irs t St. C4-38/4-38 tools, bikes, chairs, small kitchen ap­ Hudson ...... 309-726 SUZU KI 1980 GS450S, q u a r south of Old Chapel Inn, six families. pliances, ievMiry, building m aterial, much Kempton ...... 615-253 end m irrors, cruise, goM Toddler-adult clothing, swimsuits, mater­ FAIRBURY; Square block yard sales, 100 8000. Ph. 309-747-3043. block W. Ash and W. Hickory. Thursday A misc. Rain or shine. *4-28/4-38 Lexington ...... 309-365 nity, knick-knacks and lots of misc. Fri­ M elvin ...... 217-388 d a y , June 39, 9-7 and Saturday, 9-3. M yers F rid a y , June 38 A 39, 9-S. C ra fts, M in o n k ...... 309-432 and McGreal. C4-38/4-38 prim itives, blue and white stoneware pit­ FARM EQUIPMENT 8 chers, toys, clothes and furniture. Onarga ...... 815-266 CHATSWORTH: Yard sale. 307 E. C4-38/4-38 FESTIVAL Piper City ...... 815886 Hickory. Wednesday. June 37, 8 to 8; FAIRBURY: Porch sale. 401 E. Walnuf. Pontiac...... 815842 or 844 Thursday, June 38,9 to S. Several fam ilies...... 309-923 New items added. *4-38/4-38 June 28, 54; Friday, June 29, 84. Bike, Roanoke .... THERE'S SOMETHING for everyone at ...... 2 1 7 ^ FOR R E N T ; JO 3010 Indu high chair, clothing infant-adult, Watkins Roberts...... By d a y , w eek o r m onth. Fr« CHATSW O RTH: 314 E. H ic k o ry . June 38 and Stanley items, etc. *4-28/4-28 LincoInFest, America's largest free fam i­ Saunemin ...... 815832 and 39, 94. Men, women and children Dave R oberts 815-842-3437 FAIRBURY: Large garage sale. 404 N. ly street festival. The celebration takes S eco r...... 309-744 weekends. Great for tilir clothing, dishes, antique chairs, bumper l^ c e in downtown Springfield, June 30 and pool table. Nancy Gerdes. *4-38/4-38 7th. Thursday, June 28, S-9 p.m .; Friday, Sibley ...... 217-745 construction June 29,9 a.m.-S p.m. Clothing and misc. J u ly 1 ,1904. C4-28/4-28 Strawn...... 815888 CHENOA; Group sale. 401 Mello. Baby C4-28/4-28 Thawviile...... 217-387 items and adult clothes; household and SPECIAL PRICES on 20 s p o rtin g goods. June 38, 39, 30. Thursday, FAIRBURY; 301 E. Elm. Friday,9a.m.-12 conversion package f o r . 1-S p.m .; Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m.-S - p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-l2 p.m. Clothing, ENTERTAINMENT ternational combines. p.m. *4-28/4-38 dishes, m aternity clothes, rugs, shoes and 81,277, w h ile p re se n f sti misc. Moving must sell. *448/4-28 DRIVE SAFELY 81.000. Oennewitx B rothei| CHENOA: Seven fam ily garage sale. 719 111., 815-435-3314. Sheridan St. Friday, June 39, 94; Satur­ •F A IR B U R Y : 400 E. E lm . F rid a y , 9-3; Saturday, 9-13. Portable dishwasher, RENT-A-MOVIE. Now at Fairbury Ap­ d a y , June 30, 9-4. C lothing, fu rn itu re . 1983 BUICK LeSabre custom, 4-door, REGARDLESS of where couch, chairs, chest of drawers, lots of Harlequin paperbacks, carpeting, drapes, pliance. VHS or Beta movies and video 39,400 m ile s , V-8 d ie se l, m in t c o n d itio n , equipment, when you m isc. C4-28/428 power locks, windows, trunk release, crager wheels and chrome running players available. Join our video club and see: Don Wheeler, Wheel4 boards. *4-28/4-28 FAIRBURY: Kitchen and deck sale. 109 E. save 888. C all 815-493-3414. Stop in to cruise, AM-FM cassette radio, vinyl top, m ent. P h: 815 -435-3784 ( I color iadestone, wire wheels with locks. Oak. Thursday, 3-S p.m.,- Friday and re se rve a tape o r p la y e r. C4-20/7-5 -435-3458 (H om e), CHENOA: June 29 A 30, 0-5. A ppliances, Original owner. Call 815-435-3448, 9 to 9. bicycle, training wheels, bathroom vanity Saturday, 9 5. c4 38/4-38 Chatsworth, II., 7:30-] C4-28/4-28 S a turday. and fixtures, clothing, misc. Clyde Boles, GRIDLEY: Big craft and garage sale. F ri­ AUTOMOTIVE 233 P ic k e tt. *4 -2 8 /*-n d a y , June 29, 9-S S a tu rd a y, June 30, FORREST - 1978 C am aro Z 28. V-8 350, STEEL BUILDINGS (or 9-1 p.m. 510 N. Center. Lots of things for loaded. New tires and shocks. Nice car. commercial use. Clear t CHENOA: 104 N. 1st. June 38, 29, 9 S. Ph. 815-457-8454. C4-38/4-38 Chinaware, Singer sewing machine, col­ everyone - sofa, planters, clothes, toys, and styles still available, i lectibles and much misc. *4-38/4-31 knick-knacks, patterns, wide variety of 1983 FRONT wheel drive Buick Riviera. while they last. Ceij cram. *4-28/4-28 1970 MUSTANG. Newly rebuilt engine. Excellent condition. Fully loaded. White 1-800-835-2244 e x t. 124. CHENOA: M7 Cemetery Ave. June 3«4 30, GRIDLEY: Basement sale. New items Needs some body vrark. Reasonable offer. Landau with burgundy interior. Ph. 9 to 4:30. Children and adult clothing, weed Ph. 815-492-3470 a fte r 5 p .m . nc3 -1 /tfn 815-435-3090. C4-38/4-28 whip, refrigerator, much misc. *4-38/4-38 daily. New tools, pet supplies, wash basin, RECREATIONAL EC lots and lots of boy clotbes infant-l3 (also FOR S A LE . 1980 B LU E hatchback 1978 CHEVROLET 4X4 3/4 ton. C«me fake COLFAX: June 30, Saturday, 8-3. Three sixe slim), men and women clothes, C hevette. 37,000 m ile s 82,750. Ph. a look. Clarence Blackmore, Kappa, miles west on Rt. 14S at sign. *4-38/4-38 Noritake ivory china (Pontchartrain) 9 1-317-387-2234. *4-28/4-28 30^537-5nl. *4-28/7-5 place settings w/7 pc. completer set 8175 CROPSEY: Four family yard sale on 1975 GRAND PRIX. Beautiful New Mexico (originally 834 per place setting), walnut INTAKE manifold, carbureter, new TRAVEL TRAILER - 191 main highway. OM linens, men's suits, car, no rust, loaded, new battery, low u s k e t lo r a F ord 400 V-8 tru c k engine. garment dresser 875 (1910-1920 w / original Self-contained, sleeps 4,1 clothes from newborn to large womens, m iles, must see at 333. W. Vine, Piper City. Ready to p u t in . Ph. 309-744-3549. nc4-28/ffn auto and truck parts, milk glass, hardware), much morel 10 a.m.-7 Every­ *4-28/4-28 Good co n d itio n . 83,000. P h i hum idifier, baby crib, Andersen insulated day through July. 110 W. 4th or call 1982 CAMARO 228 pace car edition, silver 309-747-3447. *4-28/4-28 1977 V E G A . 8450. C a ll a fte r 5 p .m . casement wrindows and much more. June and blue, loaded. Excellent condition. One POOL TABLE. 4 ft. x 8 fl| 815-844-74a. C4-38/4-28 30,10-4. C4-38/4-38 L E X IN G T O N : 208 S. .E a s t. Y a rd sale. ow ner. Ph. 309-747-3474. *4-28/7-5 with accessories. "Like EL PASO: Three miles west of El Paso on Saturday, June 10, 9-3. Childrens clothes, 815-492-3454. sink, bicycle, coffee table and lots more. R t. 34. Ten families. Clothing for whole BOAT MOTOR. 9Vi h.p. Priced to sell. Canceled if rain. *4-28/4-28 fa m ily e sp e c ia lly (u n io r s ite s S-7. Several gallon gas tank. "Uhe houseltold items, three drawer chest and O N ARG A; 308 N. Elm. Three fam ily sale. 815-492-3454. occasional chair, crafts and baked goods. F rid a y A S a tu rd a y, June 39 A 30,9 a .m . - 5 17' BONANZA campin F rid a y and S a tu rd a y, 9-S. D ennis Hodel. p .m . C4-38/4-28 CORNBELT C4-38/4-38 axle, electric brakes. baHery or gas lights. Oir CLASSIFIED system, 38 gal. water tan SECOQUIAN-CNEN Fully equipped kitchen •NOMEWAV HOMES Ph. 815-457-8143. CLINIC •ROOFiM s tiomo 4 In Cfiatswortli •FOM UFT to 21 II. Deadline Mondays, p.nL Or. Chen's office hours •IKMOOELWe ft REPftlllt Appearing weekly In The El Paao Record •EXPEmENCED flo The Fairbury BladB The Gridley News If you want to continl Monday-Wednesday-Friday The Forraat News The Chenoa Clipper Or. Secoquian’a office hours IS y o o n ) The Chataworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal that is YOUR biT Tuesday and Thursday The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Preea Koemer Const. The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal If you want to a* 10 to 5 Preea Run -17,000 Coplee 56,000 Reedere In FaIrtMirv Co. a In c. l(x:al cash rates that la OUR bul Or. Chen’s office hours CuHom. IN. m u Fhet week - ISO per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received in Alcoholics Mm Tuesday and Thursday advance or by Friday of each week. _ Ph. (Hi) MC-flfl Thereafter -128 0 word • eaah In advance. Or. Secoquian's office hours Charge claaaiflede - 20a per word, 15 word minimum first week - thereafter I8e par word. Fairbury, IL| Blind ada $3 handling charge. Monday-Wednesday-Frfday Telephone Bob 10 to 5 THANK YOU: 10 cents per word, $2.00 minimum. Telephone Johr LOCAL READER ade billed at aairw per word rate ae claaelfled. Telephone Johr IMPORTANT 600,000 CIRCULATION After an ad la ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before publication without charge. There are abeolutely no refunds. No exceptlona. Central Illinois ClassHlod Network REPORT ERRORS TO U8 AT ONCE Chech your advertlaement u p d U l M Ineartion a n d pleaee notify us If there la an error. Each ad Is carefully proofr^. Ml atIH an error can occur. If you notify ua the first day of Auction < For your Real Estate, Farm Sale, Antique Auction, an error, well repeal the id wflhoul charge. Bony, If we are not notified at once, the raeponaiblllty la youra. Sunday, Machinery, Livestock, Free Catalogs, Community OFFICE HOURB 16 W. Croas 8t| Promotions, Business Opportunities, Video Equipment, ' 6 a.m. to 12 Noon A 1pm to 5 p.ffl. Monday through Friday Real Eatale-ane-ek Baturdaya 6 ajn.lo noon In Raifbury only Restaurants, Help Wanted, etc. 101 W. Loouat, FaMniry Tataphona 6166622360 sa X IM M near bush 432 E. Loouat, Chataworth 2:38 p .m . Talaphona 6166366010 A n tig e n aad bo • 197 NNwtpcperi • 113W East Krwk, Forraat Talapliona 6166076462 glass, Nippon. Dunran I 127 W. Hack. OuHom Tafaphena 616666 3661 CiUUea refrigerater-T Your 25 Words S4W.R8orla.Flp8rClty Tataphona 6166666580 101S. Oantar, Colfax TeMpkene 606.7268161 bedroom sets, 14,8 only ‘las** 217 Oraan, Ctianoa Talaphona 615l o e w S i MOW. Main, LaKkigien Talapliona 6066166714 Mrs. Earl Phone 815/692-2366 621 Oantar, Ortdlay Talapfiena 106.7476076 Frleads w ill sell 46W.Frant.BMIo Tafaphona 3066676600 > eeaaene (2 eeU). C o in < Call U8 for details 104 Uno^qaarga TefepNeoe ei660ftfl16 AudrlaHiMtlaiilM Jt- 9 m [ 815-945^1 Chalsworih - 8156353010 Chenoa - 8159453221 >-723-2«61 Cullom -. 815-689-2654 Colfax - 309-723-2661 815^92 2366 El Paso - 309-527 4600 Fairbury 815692-2366 1309^7472079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest - 815-657-8462 Gridley - 309 747-2079 815-268-7815 Lexington ■■ 309-365-8714 Onarga 815 268 7815 Piper City 815686 2550

Ine 27-28. 1984 - TWO County Lines • Juno 27-28, 1984 - THREE OURACROFT 14 It. aluminum boat. Somi CABBAG E PATCH - look a lik e d o lls. AAade SWEET POTATO plants, white and lE PREFIXES TO CYCLES V bottom and traiter. Claronce to ordor. Largo or small. Adorable and yellow. Douglas Ambrosa, 203 N. Grove, INTIFY LOCATIONS B teckm ore, Kappa. Ph. 309-527-5321. reasonabte. Make very nice birthday gifts! Le xin gto n . C all 309-345-0250. *4-20/4-20 ...... 309-394 *4-28/7-S Ph. 815-945-3071. c4-24/tfn ...... 217-394 ROOFING FELT, now, IS lb. weight. FOR SALE: Motorcycle batteries at RADIATOR REPAIRS and recored. Black, 5S/roll. C o n t a c t 309-527-3930...... 815-949 W illiams Mobil Service, Fairbury. *4-20/7-5 W illiams Mobil Service, Fairbury. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES cS-10/Hn ...... 815^35 cS -tO /tfn SEARS -UPRIGHT freexer, white, ex­ ...... 815-945 LIFE-TIME (xuaranteod mufflers install­ cellent condition 520, porch swing and ...... 309-723 KAWASAKI m i 750LTD Windiammer, ed at W illiams Mobil Service, Fairbury. AM-FM cassette stereo, 2 helmets, 5,000 fra m e 540, 300 g a l. overhead gas ta n k 515...... 309^725 NEW AND USED furniture, Chatsworth cS-10/Nn Ph. 309-537-5044. *4-20/4-20 ...... 309-377 m ite s. Ph. 815-492-3458 a fte r 5. nc5-10/tfn Furnihiro and Flowors, Chatsworth, III. Ph. 015-435-3401. c9-2/Nn LADIES white goH shoes, 7...... 309-747 Locust, F a irb u ry , 015-492-3749. *4 -3 8 /tln is tho tim e to buy. We plan some changes CABBAGE PATCH doll clothes. Designer UVESTOCK . . . .309-726 SU ZU KI 1900 GS4S0S, q u a rte r fa irin g , b a r in business, you have the advantage now. Don't wolf. ' Wilson Used Furniture, outfits. Many adorable new styles. Very ...... 815-253 end mirrors, cruise, gold spoke mags, reasonable. Ph. 015-945-3071 a fte r 5 o r 5800. Ph. 309-747-3043. *4-28/4-28 Chenoa. *4-21/4-20 ...... 309-365 945-7104 a n y tim e . nc4-31/tfn ...... 217-388 LOVESEAT - Earthtone plaid with wood RAMS-Registered Hampshire, excellent ...... 309-432 trim. Ph. 015-945-7)04. *4-31/4-30 1,000 B A LE S a lfa lfa - o rch a rd grass hay. quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Contact FARM EQUIPMENT 8 SUPPUES Irvin Call, Ph. 0)5-934-5474. C4-3I/4-30 Bruce C luver, ph. 309-527-3932 evenings...... 815-268 6E PORTABLE scrubber dishwasher, 4 ncO-19/tfn ...... 815-686 years old. White. Kitchen table with 4 WINDOW AIR conditioner, Frigidaire, . . .615-842 or 844 c h a irs . <>ood co n d itio n . 530. Pb. 13,000 BTU . 230 v o lt. 5135. Ph. 015-945-4505. YORKSHIRE and crossbrod boars and ...... 309-923 ilS-492-2994. c4-21/Hn *4-20/4-20 gills. (*ood satection. H A M Pork Farm. FOR RENT; JO 2010 Industrial Backhoe. Ph. 015693-3030 or 015692-3004. c1l-10/tfn ...... 217:395 15% TO 30% OFF selected merchandise. By day. week or month. Front Loader. Call Good selection of miscellaneous merchan­ ...... 815632 Dave R oberts 015-042-3427 a fte r 4 p .m . o r MISCELLANEQUS FOR SALE ...... 309-744 dise including used furniture, pool tablo, weekends. Great for tiling, ditching, and air conditioners, and some antiques. Ar­ ...... 217-745 construction ticles for consignment stilt accepted. MOBILE HOMES ...... 815668 n c /tfn ...... 217-367 Kim's Kollectibles, Minonk, 309-433-2485. SPECIAL PRICES on 20 foot Tiger Jaw CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, continual 20 to Open 9-5 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday conversion package for John Deere and In­ 30 percent off all wallcoverings. Ph: and Friday; 9-12 noon Thursday and Satur­ ternational combines. Suggested price 815-945-7504. c1-28/tfn d a y. C4-28/4-28 ARLINGTON mobile home, 14x70 with lip out. Nice and clean. Clarence Blackmore, 51,277, while present stock lasts, price BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth has a BIOS ARE BEING taken on any or all of K appa. Ph. 309-527-5331. *4-20/7-5 VE SAFELY 51.000. Dennewitx Brothers, Chatsworth, stupendous spectacular array of new and the following items: 1977 (Nds Cutlass, 1980 111., 015-435-3314. c5-31/tfn used furniture, appliances, carpeting, GS 550 Suiuki motorcycle, 1972 Chevy LeSabr* custom, 4-Shirley Temple, boohs, carnival and depression iSOOM glass, .Nippon, Duncan Pbyfe drop leaf table with I rose pattern chaira and hnffet, I4 CF HARMS HOME FURNISHINGS 004000 auU on refrigeratnr-freeser, tiove. tape dcch-record player. TV, bedroom set. several Located on Rt. 24 In Clisnoa S04001 bedroom sets, 14,888 B TU AC, ta b le t, ch a ira , fr u it ja rs . M04lt1 Items are the estate of Call Toll Free MOO-I92-IS33 •S0714 M rs. E arl Hum m el, Ray Hum m el, executor Mon. • Sat. 1:30 • 5:30 Friday evenings till 9:30 474010 F riendarlenda w ill te ll doll coUecUon and fura iinre. colIcclW plates. Carrier Ivea 4 Phone I I 9*94S-2731 Free gift wrapping •74000 % seasonsI (2 seta), CCnies canaty 1813 alias. iSIIIS Audrte HfthliN.Hfthln5.il IIHkHIM VI17-784-54M m mm A a a a f c S S : % % % # 1 o

------r Chatsworth - 81SB3A3010 Chenoa - 8154454221 Cullom - 815489-2654 Colfax - 304723-2061 El Paso - 3094274600 Fairbury - 815402-2366 Cornbe Gridley - 304747-2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest - 815457-6462 Lexington - 309-3654714 Onarga - 815-2647815 Chatsworth -- 815-635-3( Piper City - 815486-2550 Cullom ■■ 815^9-2654 El Paso - 309-527-46(X) Forrest - 815-657-8462 County Lines - June 27-28, 1984 - FOUR 1

FAIRBURY: 4 badroom howM w itti d r y HOUSECLEANING done to suit you. EL PASO: One and 2 bedroom, furnished TREE TRIMMING, topping or rensoval, baMmcfit. Main floor utilities. Formal din­ Phone Donna Lawrence 30* 527-271*. a p a rtm e n t a v a ila b le . Ph. 300-527-2550, also stump renwval. Free estimates, in­ CARPET Cleaning, Sn ing room. AMaintenanco free. Exterior. In- •4-14/7-5 Zimmerman Real Estate, *4 W. Main, El sured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. Damage, cloan-up, new s sulatod, new roof and windows. Gas fur­ Paso. C4-7/4-20 •15-348-7413. c04-14/tfn dry foam. J A S Cleaning nace, central air and softener. Appliances 11-YEAR-OLD boy wants odd jobs for the Ph. 309-S27-4473. F ree E st stay. Paneling, carpet and drapes. Con summer. Call Brad Kaisner, Fairbury COLFAX: Two bedrooms, one-car garage, APPLIANCES: "F ull Service" Dealer for Crete patio and fence on pretty landscape, -815-4*2-2170. gard e n space. 107 H igh St. Ph. 300-723-4344 Frigidaire, Corning, Amana, Hardwick, 2 corner lots w ith garage, garden, and fru it n c * -2 l/tfn a fte r 4 p .m . C4-14/4-30 Speed Queen, Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid DEL'S SMALL_____ L EEngine ngin Rj of Diller Tile in oiatswi trees. Ph. 115-4*2-224*. c4-14/tfn PAYING TOO MUCH to get your lawn FORREST: Partially furnished one and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance. Inc., Chenoa, III. Ph. •15 *45-7324. Open daily makes of mowers and CHATSWORTH. Nice brick ranch. cut? C a ll 815-435-3044. Good se rvice a t a bedroom apartment. Deposit and •I5-435-3A4*, 7:30-5 reasonabie price. No lawn too big or too re ferences re q u ire d . C all Ed 815-457-0348. 7:30 a.m . to 5 p.m .; Sal. till noon, any even­ Beautiful kitchen with some appliances, ing by appointment. c12-2*/tfn huge living room, 3 bedrooms, l>/*i baths, 2 small. 4-2I/4-28 c4-14/tfn AIR CONDITIONING car detached garage. tS8,*00. Call Century SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A Radiator available at (Soodin's Tew FARMERS - Need beans walked or other COUNTRY HOME eight miles west of El •I5-945-33S3. 21, Sancken Farm A Home, Pontiac, farm work done? Ph. 30*-447-3424 or Paso, recently remodeled. Available July Shop, 312 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. •15-842-1188 o r 815-832-4458. C4-14/7-5 744-235*. Price negotiable. *4-28/7-5 1. 5375 p e r m onth. Ph. 300-744-2333. 015-4*2-2583. c02-14/tfn ART'S BUILDING an IN GRIDLEY: 2 story older home. 4 C4-2I/4-28 TUCKPOINTING, masonry, piastering, general carpentry, SenI counts. No fob too snsall. bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, nice yard NOTICES IN FORREST: 2 bedroom apartment. Nreplaces. basements, chimneys and foun- with pool. Being transferred, must sell. Appliances furnished. Electric heat. Ph. datiohs. Triple O Construction, Georg* Ph.30*-747-2l52 after 5 p.m. C4-2I/7-I2 •l5-457-8*a. c4-21/tfn Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. 30*-527-4240. NEED A SITTER? W ill c 1 l-3 0 /tfn EL PASO: Home for sale. Two bedroom, Ings and weekends. Ph. EL PASO: 3 bedroom mobile home. na LawreiKe. full basement. Available reasonably soon. THE CEDAR CHEST, Lexington, w ill be Appliances furnished. Rent or buy. Ph. SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco, Inc., Lewis Sturgeon 30*-527-2144. *4-21/4-28 closed June 27,28, 2*, 30 and July 4. We w ill Eureka 30*-447-3*07. *4-31/7-12 Cullom, III. Ph. 8IS-488-213I. c12-24/Hn AIR CONDITIONING Sa reopen July 5. *4-21/4-28 c a ll J R E le c tric , 815-4*3-2 OLDER TWO story home, set of buildings FAIRBURY: Furnished, large one room PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Herb with several acres of ground available. MY SMALL ENGINE mower shop w ill be apartmen|. No pets. Quiet area. Deposit. BachtoM. 815-4*3-2711 or •15-4*3-29*7 after CUSTOM Spraying - B Between Cullom and Chatsworth. Owner closed from June 30-July 14. Leonard Ph. 815-4*3-34*0. C4-31/4-28 4 p.m. weekdays. ci3-2/tfn Poast, 3-4-D, Banvel and will buy older undersirable buildings if Canull. *4-21/428 ingston Service Co. 815-451 MINONK: Modern 3 bedroom apartment, INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and necessary. A sking Slt.SOO - m ake an o ffe r. COLOR, confidence and you! Certified col­ heat, refrigerator and stove furnished, air cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For P A IN T IN G A C AR P EN T Excellent location. Century 21, Sancken or analyst Caroline Tetrick. Needle A conditioning and private entrance. Ph. fre e e stim a te c a ll c o lle c t 81S-457-8S12. repairs, vinyl siding for y Farm and Home. Ph. tlS-a42-l)M or Brush,Craft Shop, Minonk, III. July 3, 1-5 300-433-2347. C4-28/4-28 cl-4-83/tfn or partial, exterior and i •32-4*58. C4-28/7-5 p.m. 'Free drawing lor one analysis. 30 ye a rs exp e rie n ce , 30 ye GRIDLEY: Two bedroom apartment, PIANO TUNING, complete keyboard ser­ PIPER CITY; For sale or rent (with op­ R e g iste r a t sto re . Ph. 30* 433-2244 fo r in fo r­ v ic e and re p a ir. C all 815-435-3434 o r Stahl, 115 E. Elm, tion I; Beautiful and spacious 3 or 4 m a tio n . C4-31/4-38 stove and refrigerator. For appointment •15-4*2-34*0. call 30*-747-2*05 after 4 p.m. c*-28/Hn 435-3145. Roger Coventry. c4-31/tfn bedroom home, 2 baths, 2 stairways, gas MOTHER IS offering C heat, large patio, driveway, attached GRIDLEY; Storage space, snowmobile, PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley Meenen Ph. 815-457-8385. Pam B ork Ph. home. Has state license garage on o v e rs ite d lo t. 223 W. V ine. FREE campers, boats, etc. Joe King, yard. Call Judy Gerber a **-28/*-2S 30*-747-2*05. c4-28/tfn •15-484-2345. Reasonable. c*-22/tln MANN'S UPHOLSTERY, Lexington. Free estimates, pick-up and delivery. Large EXPERIENCED teac ARROWSMITH: 3 bedroom, 2 story. 3 THREE C KITTENS Cute, cuddly, PETS fabric selection and furniture repair. Call teach piano and voice I bedroom ranch. cheap. These are special fancy editions. 309-345-8148. c2 -4 /tfn Ph. 015 *45-7537. Hurry while they last, we only have 13. HORSEBACK riding, hay rides, fishing, WILL DO weekly houl LAKE BLOOMINGTON: K-8 P e o r ia Wide range of colors. Ph. 30*-527-4400days •15-435-3514. Point. K-130 executive bracket. K-122 ex­ or 30*-S37-3*32 evenings. nc4-7/tfn WANT A PET sitter? I’ll watch your pel if m iniature golf, arcade games, picnic area, petting zoo. Fun for everyone at Ben Park, WILL DO FURNITU^ ecutive bracket. PUPPIES, mother part Collie-part Sheep you want to go on vacation or if you fust Panola. Three miles north of El Paso. 10 Reasonable. 313 W . E lr dog, father neighborhood Romeo! Black want someone to watch your pet. Ex­ MINONK; 4 bedroom home with acreage. perienced, reasonable rates. Call a.m. until dark. Ph. 309-527-3850. C5-24/I0-4 •15-4*3-3144 after 4:3 and w h ite , fa t and lu r ry . C all 815-457-8443. BeckhoH. 4 bedroom country home just reduc^: Ready July I. *4-38/7-5 M ichelle, El Paso, 30*-527-3701. nc5-3l/tfn LIMOUSINE SERVICE specializing in 53*,*00. PUREBRED, registered Doberman pup­ weddings and other occasions. The Limo, RR 2, Chenoa. Ph. 015 *45-7410. *5-31/8-3 Century 21 Baumgart A Sopper Inc. LDST b FOUND pies. Ready in 10 weeks. Ph. 30*-853-0*44. HELP W/ Call: Ken Von Behren *4-28/7-5 •28-4381 o r 432-2303 KITTENS, litter trained. Three calicos, 4 C4-38/7-12 weeks old. Free. Ph. 30*-345-834*. *4-38/*-38 COOK - Some d a y s ,: LOST: Pink glass candle holder that disap­ person between 10 peared May 12 at a wedding dance. Please FARMSTEAD BETWEEN Forrest and return to 513 S. 2nd St., Fairbury. No ques­ MUSICAL Restaurant, El Paso. F a ir b u r y . 14>4 acre*. W ill sell tillable tio n s asked. C4-7/4-28 DON'T READ this ad... acreage separately. Ph. 8I5-457-8544. terestad in free college 1 •*-2 8 /7 -12 IN FAIRBURY; Lost a group of keys on c h a in . Ph. 815-4*2-3278. C4-2S/4-28 tim e p a y , and a S2,000 I CHATSWORTH; 4 bedroom, 3 baths, 2 GIBSON The Paul. Natural wood color. Army National Guard i story with aluminum siding on 3 lots. Open Coil Humbuckers. Mint condition, yourself and your slat Keeley Real Estate, 815-**2-4388. c4-38/4-38 hard shell case. 5300 or best offer. Call month. Call Tony I •1S-**3-3783. *4-28/7-5 CHATSWORTH: For sale by owner L.C. inform ation about this i Schade residence, 404 SchMl St. Eight FOR RENT FOR SALE: Hammond organ. Very good rooms, 3 bedrooms, fam ily room, living, condition. Nathalie Wenger, 815-4*2-3100. ATTENTION HOMEMAl dining, kitchen, utility room with half *4-28/4-38 flexible hours weekly on [ bath, two car garage. Can be seen by ap­ USED TR O M BO N E. Good c o n d itio n . 5100. gram. Can earn 575 to pointment only. Ph. 815-435-358*. *4-28/4-28 FAIRBURY - Modern, 2 bedroom mobile Rob D uH y, 815-4*3-3501. nc4-38/tln week. For further inforn hom^ for rent, payable weekly or monthly. b u ry , 815-4*3-3444 a fte r 4 EIGHT ROOM, two bathroom house on Ph. •l5-**3-4M7. c12-22/tfn co rn e r lo t. 524,000 C lear. F u rn ish e d. 314 SERVICES North 4th, Chatsworth. **-28/* 28 GOOD LIVING for one or two. Two - N O n C E - bedrooms, living room, eat-in kitchen. 40 ACRES, 3 miles west of Piper City. Fully carpeted, individual heat, central Low ell Flessner. Ph. 815-435-3344. W e w iU b e *4-28/4-38 air-conditioning. 1175 month, 5175 security Daniel deposit, plus utilities. Lease, references. OPEN TUESDAYS PODIATI Ph. 30*-527-238*. c3-8/tfn SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win dows, buildingt, gold leaf and magnetic e v e r y w e e k F oot S pe| WANTED PIPER CITY; Corner of Market and signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. 303 W. Was Margaret Sts., 2 bedroom apartment, c l2 -2 8 /tfn -TUESMT SPECML- appliances furnished. Laundry room in CUSTOM MADE antique reproductions TONTIAC, basemenf. Deposit and references CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. re q u ire d . Ph. 815-4*2-3332. c4 -5 /tfn and refinishing. Custom mad* furniture. C A T F I S H Ptione 81! Reasonable. Dave Kacb, Fairbury. Ph. M arty Travis, Ph. 8l5-4*2-28*0 after 5 p.m. Hours by Apa •15-4*3-2282. c03-25/tfn UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartmenf c03-02/tfn with appliances. Laundry fa c ilitin and oH __ $4.50 Pontiac office I J A J CATERING. Personalixed catering street parking. Convenient location. DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for appoint­ Mon,,_^Tue8. a n d ' fo r a ll occasions. Cropsey, 30*-377-2581 ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. -HEOIIESIMV m C lA L- References and deposit required. Ph. Fairbury Heepl(al:l evenings. C olfax, 30*-723-51S1 days. •15-4*3-3840 weekdays. AHer 4:30 p.m . and Ph. •15*45-4743. c04-12/tfn *11-10/tfn SO Z. F I L E T Clinic • Tue*. morg w eekend, phone 815-4*3-3373. c5 -3 /tfn PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum­ ^ 0 to 12 only. USED SET of men's golf clubs wanted. Ph. CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, mins, 131* Glenwood, Bloomington. Ph. •15-**2-3387 after *p.m. nc*-2l/tfn 2JH>0 square feet, plus parking. Good 30*-443-2702. c0*-07/tfn $4.95 WANTED; Used b i r d ’ cage. Ph. la y o u t a t iio E a st Ash. Ph. 815-484-2310. - T NUU l l ftT S P K M I - ' •l5-**2-2881anerSp.m. c*-28/*-28 • c5-34/tfn USED EL PASO: 1 bedroom apartment with eoz. LO BSTER Steve, refrigerator, water, and garbage EQUIPMENT FORREST: Small brooder house or shed pick-up furnished. 5170 per month. Call FOR SALE $7.50 lor housing small animals. Ph. 30*-527-4245or30*-537-37l4. c5-3l/Hn •15-457-8454. C4-28/4-28 JO 111 w /M *’ R w w er... .S U flS •FUNUir SPfCUU.- EL PASO: 1 bedroom furnished AIR CO JO SI4 W/4T' mower • Peiiormancej apartment, being redecorated and P R I M E R I B •Add Relngenf ANTIQUES remodeled; heat and garbage pick-up (dem o)...... |3 7 M (Extra Charg furnished; damage deposit re q u ir^. 5175 • Inspect Systel p e r m onth. Ph. 300-527-4200. c4-7/Hn JO m w /M " mewor $6.95 -BewoBgtoe...... S 4 2 M •Clean Conderf LARGE 2 STORY home on double corner -UTUMlkV SFICUU.- •Check Drive I JAYDEES Antique Shop. Everything 20% lot in Fairbury. Deposit required. Ph. oH. C4-28/4-28 AC t17w /4l" mower .. $2315 and Tension I •15-4*3-3*40. c4-7/tfn 10 OZ. S I R L O I N AC 720 w /lt” mower .. $3419 •Check Hoses I and Tighten [ WORK WANTED 41” tiller w 2N f $6.75 RPM P T O ...... SIM 2 0 ! TOWANOA FLEA MARKET MOTHERS - NEED holp with your ieaAerlerTMAC ...... ISM W e s tg a te childron this summer? ExperiencOd high Wednesday, July 4tli ■MM fMMMIIM MMIMfMfMIM.UN school ago baby 8mar w ill babysit for you. In the parks Offer ExI C a ll 38*-S27-2781, E l Paso. a cS -S I/tfn supper club Dealers 11.00 per day D&W & b o w l i n S WANT A pet tHter? I'll watch your pot M - yaw want to go an vacation or M you im t PuMIc free Lawn & Rto. ZAWbM.Falfbufy, IL want tomoono to tsatch yoar pat. Ex- Towande, Illinois Phoiw«B2-a443 raatonaMo ratos. Call WenowwoepMftlA QE El Paso. Ph. 38fda?-27fl. For informetlon Garden, Inc. n cS -S I/tfn Rio. SI Nortfi BMoolarCwBo phone 300-73t-2ai0 Opqn: Tuoodgy Ihni BgfufBay NEED A SITTER? WW bahysH waoh days WNnonk, IL Sto lO p jh . CaN Pat, •t5d«-4«S4. or 300-720-2314 Phone S004sa>28d1 '1lAJ«.lotgjh. L5 ca-7/a-N o Ckiunty Lines - June 27-28,1964 - FIVE

|S 15«4S^1 1-723-3681 81M02-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . 1309^747-2079 Fairbury H ospital 815-268-7815 Chalsworth - 815435-3010 Lexirrgton - 309-365-8714 Collax - 309-723-2661 Cullom -- 815-689-2654 Piper City - 815686-2550 Fairbury - 815692-2366 El Paso - 309-527-4600 Chenoa - 815945-3221 Gridley - 309-747-2079 Forrest - 815-657-8462 Onarga - 815-268-7815 N o t e s 27-28, 1984 - FOUR TU E S D A Y , June 19, 1904 DISMISSED ||NG. topping or romoval, ADMITTED CARPET Cleaning, Smoke and FIra THE VILLAGE of Sacor is now taking ap­ Master Mark Schramm, Cullom; oval. Frao astimatos, In- Mrs. Dorothy Walla, Piper City, Prico, Onarga. Pti. Damage, claan-up, new steam method or plications for a water superintendent. Arthur Neal, Fairbury; Elmer Smith, c 0 4 -l4 /tfn dry foam. J A S Cleaning Sarvica, El Paso. Hours are from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. with S u rg ica l. Chatsworth, transferred to Burnham. Ph. 309-S27-4473. Fraa EsNm atas. weekend rotation. Applications may be DISMISSED 'Full Sarvica" Daalar for •531/12-27 picked up at the village hall and mailed to Keith Edelman, Forrest; Mrs. Beverly Irning, Amana, Hardwick, Box 205, Sacor, III. 41771. A resume is Moritx, Kempton; Mrs. Carol Vaughan, jtopar, AAaytag, Kitchanaid DEL'S SMALL Engine Rapair. Just west SUNDAY, June 24, 1904 helpful and applications must be returned F a irb u ry . •riow's Applianca, Inc., of Dillar Tile in fM tsworlh. Rapair all ADMITTED makes of mowers and trimmers. Ph. b y June 30. c 5 2 l/5 2 0 •lS-MS-7234. Opan dally Carlos Hammer, Fairbury. Medical; •1S-43S-3A49,7:3»-S:M. C53l/tfn Sal. till noon, any avan- P.M. COOK. Octavia Manor. Apply in per­ WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1904 W illiam Brown, Fairbury, Surgical; Mrs. son. Ph. 309-723-2591. C520/7-5 hant. cl2-2f/tfn AIR CONDITIONING service new ADMITTED Lois Read, Strewn, Surgical; William Mrs. M illie Attig, Cullom, Medical; 4T A REPAIR A Radiator available at Goodin's Texaco, Chanoa. Ph. AVON: Two openings in Lexington. Ph. Ford, Forrest, Medical. 8l5f4S-32S3. C514/ttn cust, Fairbury, III. Ph. 309-345-0007. •520/7-5 Arthur Neal, Fairbury, Surgical. DISMISSED c 8 2 -l4 /tfn ART'S BUILDING and Remodeling, No dismissals. Mrs. Dorothy Walle, Piper City; Mrs. general carpentry. Senior citiian dis­ Ji g , matonry, plattaring, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Mary Lucas, Dwight. (mants, cMmnayt and foun- counts. No |ob too sm all. Ph. •lS-4gt-224t. THURSDAY, June 21,1904 O Construction, Gaorga •514/7-$ ADMITTED I Paso. Ph. 30t-S27-4240. NEED A SITTER? W ill babysit on even­ Howard Ellison, Nevdiall, Calif., c 1 l-2 « /tfn ings and waakands. Ph. 309-527-2719. Don­ RESTAURANT, Soran's in Piper City. Ac­ Medical; Mrs. Brenda King, Pontiac, MONDAY, June 25. 1904 Medical; Master Mark Schramm, Cullom, ADMITTED PUMPING, Exco, Inc., na Lawrence. •514/7-S tive business. Terms negotiable. Ph. S u rg ica l. Terry Nettleingham, CuUom; Medical; |•IS-4•»-2131. cl2-24/N n AIR CONDITIONING Salas and Sarvica, 0I5-4052M1. cS-3/tln DISMISSED Mrs. Jamie Stork, Forrest, Medical; IIG and rapair. Call Harb c a ll J R E le c tric , 81S-492-228S. C521/7-5 OPPORTUNITY in agri-business. Com­ bines advantages of |ob and business. Ma­ Mrs. Lisa Toohill, Fairbury; John Ronald Blankenship, Forrest, Surgical; 1-2711 o r 81S-4«3-3t«7 aH ar CUSTOM Spraying - Basagran, Blaiar, Miss Sharon Jackson, Piper City, Is. c12-2/tfn lar feed manufacturer has sales-service Wiedman, Fairbury; William Grace, POast, 2-50, Banval and Buctril. Cali Liv­ F a irb u ry . Surgical; Mrs. Ada Simmons, Forrest, ingston S arvica Co. S1S-4S7-82t7. C 52I/7-S opening. On-the-|ob training. Good ad­ koAY. Sava on haating and vancement possibilities. Excellent benefit Medical; Robin Stillwell. Fairbury. Lll Honaggar Insulation. For PAINTING A CARPENTRY. Ramodaling, program. Send resumes and inquiries to FRIDAY, June 22, 1904 Surgical; Mrs. Mattie Hummel, Fairbury, (a ll collact ais-ASi-Asn. repairs, vinyl siding for your home, whola Box R, c/o Fairbury Blade. c4-14/tfn ADMITTED Medical; Mrs. Nancy Rork, Fairbury, c1-«-83/tln or partial, exterior and interior painting, A4iss Lou Ella Relti, Fairbury, Medical; Miss Priscilla Harris, Fairbury, kG, comptata kayboard sar- 30 years axparianca, 20 year resident. Pete Stahl, 11$ E. Elm, Fairbury. Ph. PERSONAL Medical; Mrs. Faye Groskreutx, Cullom, M e d ica l. l i r . C all 81S-435-3434 o r Medical; Chris Haab, Fairbury, A4edical; DISMISSED [ Covantry. c4-21/tfn 015-492-3490. C 52I/4-20 Elmer Smith, Chatsworth, Medical. Mrs. Marlene Steidinger and Joshua ING, axpariencad. Shirlay MOTHER IS offering Day Care in her DISMISSED Eli, Cropscy; Mrs. M illie Attig, Cullom; home. Has state license and fenced back IS-4S7-838S. Pam B ork Ph. PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright, Master Trevor Michael Vaughan, Carlos Hammer, Fairbury. isonabla. cy-2 2 / lln y a rd . C a ll Judy G arber a t 015-457-0003. 309-452-9023. •|.3 4 /l-l7 -0 $ •4-20/520 Fairbury; Miss Debra Stevens, Pontiac; S IN G LE S -PAP Introductions, Bloom­ LSTERY, Laxington. Fraa Mrs. Clara Wessels, Fairbury; Mrs. Irene FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS: k-up and dallvary. Larga EXPERIENCED teacher w ill babysit and in g to n , III. 41702-140$. *5-24/7-24 Koehler, Chatswmrth; Mrs. Helen Davis. teach piano and voice lessons in my home. To Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lucus, Dwight, I and furnitura rapair. Call F a irb u ry . c2-«/Nn Ph. 015-945-7537. •520/7-12 a baby g irl born Wednesday, June 20,1954 WILL DO weakly housaclaaning. Call CAR POOLS SATU R D A Y, June 23, 1904 at 1:49 a.m. weighing 4 lbs. P/i oz. riding, hay ridas, fishing, ADMITTED To Mr. and Mrs. James Steidinger, arcada gamas, picnic araa, 015-435-3514. •5 2 0 /5 2 0 Mrs. Dorothy HoHman, Fairbury, Cropsey, a baby boy born at 11:15 p.m. n for averyona at Ban Park, WILL DO FURNITURE rafinishing. M e d ica l. Friday, June 22, 1954 weighing 5 lbs. 2 oz. miles north of El Paso. 10 Reasonable. 312 W. Elm, Fairbury. Ph. NEED RIDE from ISU to Fairbury at II Ph. M0-S27-38S0. cS-24710-4 015-492-3144 a fte r 4:30 p.m . a .m . June 10-21, 25-20. C all E lle n a t SERVICE spacialiilng in BeckhoH. C520/4-20 015-492-2970. nc5-24/tfn other occasions. The Limo, WANTEO TO share ride to Bloomington Ph.811-«4S-7*1I. ‘ S-3I/I-2 HELP WANTEO Monday through Friday, 7:45 to 2:45. Ph. 015-492-2094 a fte r 5 p .m . nc5-24/tfn CAR POOL to ISU summer session. Call 015-457-0734. nc4-14/Nn COOK - Some days, some nights. Apply in person behuoen 10 and 3 daily. Gala Restaurant, El Paso. cS-10/tfn M m 015002-ms ‘For Your DON'T READ this ad....unleu you are in terested In free college tuition, great part- Used JD Dining tim e pay, and a 52,000 bonus. The Illinois The Pleasure Army National Guard needs you to serve Lawn & Garden yourself and your state one weekend a P a p e r month. Call Tony Nevius at 015-0457454 for Tractors inform ation about this opportunity. H a n g in g C5-17/520 In Stock A T T E N T IO N H O M E M A K ER S - w o rk 7-10 flexible hours weekly on a new phone pr5 2 ■ 4(X) w/80" mower g ra m . Can earn 575 to 5100 o r m ore p e r 3 - 317 w/48” mower week. For further information., call Fair­ C A LI AND C055PARE RA?E0 314 w/48" mower b u ry , 015-492-2444 a fte r 4 p .m . C521/7-12 REFfMNCEO AVAILABLf 316 w/48" mower 0A7I0FACTION OUARANTICO 300 w/48" mower NOTICE— fe w ill be 'br. Daniel Helmer r TUESDAYS PODIATRIST T N6M/ Rauf Crop e r y w e e k Foot Specialist 303 W. Washington The point is, Cultivators iSOAT SPECMl- PONTIAC. IL 61764 ATFISH Phone 815/842-6551 Hours by Appointment ADS In Stock $4.50 Pontiac office hours: Mon.._Tue5. and Thuis. 6 FrI, lESMT SPECIAL- Used Falrfif^RepRH^wifilBtlon w o rk . Equipment Clinic - Tuea. morning, Dz. F I L E T OMI 300 bu. wagon JO 2800 S bim. plow. 300 $4.98 acres M tL fm ■ m u j H i i mSOAT SPRIAL-' JD 2600 SA btm. plow LOBSTER $7.50 VACATIO N SEKV KE SPECIALS Usod Rotaiy HOAV SPECIAL- AIR CONDITIONING SMOCK SERVICE LUBE & OIL • Performance Test System •Chech Steering. Suspension Oram Engine Oil Hoos UME RIB •A ^ Refrigersnt if fkKessary and Shocks •Install New Oil Filter (Extra Charge) •Check Tle Rods and Ball Joints •Refill with Required Lubricant $6.95 3 • Inspect S)istem lor Leahs •Check Tire Pressure and Inspect • Lubricate All Vital Chassis i i t n e u i - •Clean Condenser Fins For Cuts. Bruises and Uneven Parts In Stock •Chech Drive Belt Condition Wear • Lubricate Hood and Ooor Hinges Used JD 7000 6 RN SIRLOIN and Tension and Hood Latch •Chech Hoses For Crachs. Leaks 20% OFF Tractors $6.75 and Tighten Loose Clamps 20% OFF 20% OFF Cash or Credit Card Only tM JMly 1, ’M KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS" JD4630 s tg a te JO 4440,800 hra. JD 8640 1000 hra. y p e r club Offer Expires 7-15-'84 & b o w l i n S S talter 24 WMt. P ltlttK f. IL PhOfip6$2-2443 Repair, Inc. • »mm MOopItWBA AllMlorCbida 802 N. Orange Tuoadpy thru Baturday Lexington, IL 81763 Phone 306/366-2031 Slo 10 pm lay 11 Am. 10 •pm County Lines • June 27-28,1984 - SIX Stress causes varied reactions W oodford County by Fred H. Uhlig, related disease. But, in addition to the Acting Director damage they do to themselves, such m. Dept, of individuals also cause stress in co-workers Public Health and subordinates by their aggressive, and Emotional stress means different frequently hostile, behavior. C o u r t N e w s things to different people. It is not the One study, involving 2,000 employees, ASSOC. COURT NEWS GENERAL DOCKET Edward Gene Hocking, 34, E. Peoria A Juna It thru 22,1M4 event that causes stress but the revealed significant differences between Janet Sue Redenius, 22, E. Peoria TRAFFIC Judge Charlat Frank, p n t k individual’s re^wnse to it that determines those who were habitually or chronicaUy June I I C HANC ERY the reaction. This has been demonstrated sick and those who were relatively free of Thomas G. Slown, 34, Poi Eric D. Biedenharm, Driving while June 11 of alco., SS0„ (County) in numerous studies conducted on stress in illness. Most of the chronically sick group The NaPI Bank of Bloomington vs. license revoked Tonya M. W hittle, 2 1 , Pm the workplace. had a professional background or some Joseph F. K. McKay, Driving while Harlan Dean Yodaer, etal of alco., tS4„ (County) What causes stress in one person may coDege education. They frequently felt license revoked June 12 Charles E. Raby, 21, Pun not bother a co-worker at all, but the end frustration in not being able to use their W illiam Michael M iller, Ct. 1-Driving Gunn, Haefli. Kauri, Morgan A Uhli vs. of alco., $54., (County) results of stress, regardless of the origin, talents or abilities to their full potential. under the influence, Ct. IMmproper lane Arnold Danz Mark A. Larsen, 25, Pon are remarkably similar. Stress in the In contrast, most of the healthy usage June IS of alco., $50., (County) workers came from lower middle class Keila Yvette Atergan, Driving while 1st NaPI Bank of E. Peorie vs. David M. Dorothy L. Benton workplace, aggravated by stressors in license suspended Daxenbichler, etal other envirotunents such as the home, backgrounds. As a group, they were more Speeding, $70., (State) P hillip J. Schertz, Disobeyed stop sign SMALL CLAIMS (Jerald D. Lawhorn, results in characteristic physical content with both their home and work June 12 June 11 illnesses; heart attacks, hypertension, lives. They felt that their jobs were Speeding, $50., (Pontiac) Jeanne L. Leman, Disobeyed stop sign Herman E. Hofstatter vs. Marie Dove Todd M . R udolph, 14, Coi strokes, kidney disease, peptic ulcer and satisfying and not overly complex or June 13 June 13 of alco., $50., (Pontiac) rheumatoid arthritis. difficult. Dwayne M. Hindahl, III. trans. of Terrie-Joe's Gas A Repair vs. John Marjorie M. Johns, Unfortunately, since workers develop a Many companies are beginning to alcohol Beckham Speeding, 550., (State) variety of reactions to stress, managers combat the problem of stress-related Raymond G. Ribbe, Disobeyed stop June IS Jonna L. Medina, i< frequently interpret stress reactions as illness by providing short-term programs sign Central Petroleum Co. vs. Duane Rich Speeding, $50., (Pontiac) strictly personal problems rather than designed to relieve stress reactions. John A . Beard, III trans of alcohol. Leta Geiselman vs. C lillord A Brenda Mary L. Dronenberg, George A. Curry, III. trans. of alcohol K a ise r responses to stressful work conditions. One successful program is meditation. Speeding, $50., (Pontiac) Ricky L. Dixon, III. trans. of alcohol BUSINESS TAX LIENS Steven J. Grossich, Jr. An employer can spot stress in the work Meditation generates a feeling of William W. Foor, Jr., Ct. 1-Driving June IS place by a deteriorating job performance, relaxation, a drop in blood pressure and Dis. stop sign, 550., (Forres under the influence, Ct. Il-Improper lane Q u ick, R obert Dean d /b /a Q uick A Sons M ik e A . Johnson, 17, Oi absentMism, in c re a ^ employee heart rate, and a change in brain-wave usage M id-S tate A c c t. Svce., M in o n k, S4,2S0.27 $50., (Odell) dissatisfaction, deteriorating physical patterns. Relaxation training is also being Jerry Wayne Koenig, III. trans. of June I t conditions, alcohol and drug abuse, and taught in two or three one-hour sessions. alcohol USA FHA, John A. AAesner, Etux, Rel. BIRTHS: increased medical insurance claims for This training, when practiced during two Mary E. Parkhouse, Disobeyed stop The Nat'l Bank of Bloomington A The Robert A Janice stress-related illnesses. IS-minute relaxation breaks each day, has sign Northern Trust Co., Harlan Dean Yoder, daughter, 4-l1-t4. Chronic irritating minor hassles can been found to lower blood pressure. June 14 Etux, LisPendinsNotice-ptSWV4SecO, Pat A Robyn Kaskavz contribute to stressrelated illness just as Biofeedback is another strategy being Gary L. Beenders, Driving under the in­ ptSE<4Sec7,PtNW<4Sec17 T2SNR1E son, 4-12-04. fluence June )3 Philip A Linda Dohman. much as the chronic psychosocial stresses used. Tliose who use these techniques have June IS Citizens SAL, Richard L. Finch, etux., such as grief, social isolation or poverty fewer symptoms of disease, fewer sick 4-13-04. Jeffrey D. Clements, III. trans. of Rel. Jim A Colleen Bark, son do. days, better work performance, higher alcohol Jack J. Crocker, etux., Homequity, A strongly-motivated workaholic, sociability and job satisfaction. C R IM IN A L Inc., WO-ptBIkOEnglish'sAdd-EIPaso commonly known as a Type A personality, Some companies believe, however, that June IS Chris Onnen, etux, James R. Model, MARRIAGE LICENSES is recognized as the prime candidate for it is more important to deal directly with Dennis D. King, Failure to report acci­ etux, WD-W>/iSE<4AWVzE/4Sec32 IWU Dean's List a Jill Yvette Bennett, 22, E. Peoria T2«N2E;ptNEV4Sec3S T2SNIE Warron Henry Breitbarth, 24, Verna Gerdes, Ula Quiram, WD- I JOBS I Metamora A Bonnie Sue Hermes, 22, ptNEVxSccSS T2«N1E The Dean’s List for the second P eoria Raymond M. Watts, etux.. Bloom Fed semester of the 1963-M school year at Il­ June 12 SAL, WD-Lots1A2Blk7orig twn new city of ( CARS I linois Wesleyan university includes 293 G ary Lee Hudson, J r., 20, E l Paso A M inonk students from 182 cities in 10 states. Diana Sue Harvey, 20, El Paso Gerald B. Detweiler. etux., Daniel L. The list was announced today by Dr. June IS Luben, etux. WD-ptNE'/4Secl8 T24NRIE I ABUnmEWTS I Wendell Hess, dean of the university. To be on the Dean’s List, a student must I HEW. ESPwi~l have a grade-point average of 3.S00 or bet­ ter, based on 4.0 for all A’s, during the semester. PUBLIC AUCTION N w lild ii) M id iiiiii I r o q i The list includes the foUowi^: Max Sunday, July 8, 12 Noon FntMi FnH Onlin P U ie iN T D Hannon, Chenoa; Brent Siebring, Colfax; Buckingham. II. Linda Voigt , Fairbury; Steven Honegger, Many antigues back to early Prices near the same as last THURSDAY, June| Forrest; and Kathy Kates, Saunemin. IMO's including oak rockers, large year except blackberries, A D M IT T E I picture frames, oak chairs, marbles, gooseberries and pineapple Matthew Moser and OASSIHEDS souvenir buttons, glassware, old slightly higher. Biueber*ies, M ilford, Pamela Sobkovialj H. W. Montgomery cigar box, humidors, tinware, red tart cherries and DISMISSEC trunks, le post cards, children's Connie Elson and Sewing Machine Co. games. No matter what you collect strawberries are lower. AMIford; Michael Pratt, New and Used Machines M's here. Gridley Locker and Gertrude Buis. Wats (HMIlirS All makes rapalrea - maranteetl Haskins Auction Service In your home or our shop Piper City, IL. 30t-747-2120 FRIDAY, June t^ Can Lexington, 30I-3IS-7471 A D M IT T E I M CnW HO ttSE Cheryl Houser, Taden, Crescent City; Buckley, Herman Neilll Now taking consignments COUPON•COUPON COUPON-COUPON* e COUPON•COUPON• COUPON• COUPON Ahrens, Watseka; o f o r July 1 7 th s a l e z O z Kentiand, Ind. o o o o DISMISSEC 0. c Q. c Paulette Hartley, Brij UTILITY DliMP CART T) Caii 835-30SI D ■0 O Wood, (JtInMn; Thomas O nly o o O o UTILITY DUMP CART z Huckleby and Joe Kennedy! Sale starting at 7 p.m. o z o Johnson end boy, Thawvil| 330 E. Locust St. O Onerga; Shirley Tegtiqpye z O z and Ernest Peters, Wat ' Chatsworth, III. o O o O Q. C Q. C ■0 3 ■o SATURDAY, June | MHW U O O o O A D M IT T E I Q T Y 9 4 9 0 z o z Tami Enlow, Woodtan T Y 9 4 9 0 M lllord; Edna Henrichs, < Z o o D IS M IS S E I o o o o Inez Lavoie. Pamela Summer’s Neat a. c Q. c Alma Burton, Watseka. -0 3 -0 and en|oy additionat ,o o o o SUNDAY. June t i z o z 30% savings o A D M IT T E I When you purchase Whan you purchase an Joy Schaumburg on z o z Ruttedgo, Mlllord; Ellz o an “ R70” Riding Mower o o <*S80’* Riding Mower o ChompaiBni Dorothy Wo Q. c CL o 3 a $98 savings f rom: ■0 3 a $118 savings from: c Spinold Olid Oolty N khols,| -0 D IS M IS S E I to o O o o z o o Kathryn Townsend, W! dry dcaa DAW Lawn A Garden, Inc. DAW Lawn A Garden, Inc. z Diotz and boy, Oilmon. carpels • Rt. 51 North, Minonk, IL yoanelf. KAL z Rt4 51 Nojlh, Minonk, IL O z o IMONDAY. Juno t\ o Phone 309-432-2511 O Phone 308-U2-2581 o ADMITTEI - Q c m m tif Q. c 2 c JoN Young. CitsM 3 SoxtHM, OUman; Cot Q € U lfe t A O Hurry... Offer good only thru July 14, '84 O Hurry... Offer good only thru July 14.'84 3 o 5 Iroguolt i Joanette Craw, ■m 1. 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ASSOC. COURT NEWS Joanna Kinnard, both of Pontiac. Ruth M. Davis, 40, Eola, formerly o f' B achtold A svf., |t. ten. 1-3-74 $10etc. (R .S . ! Hocking, M, E. Ptorio S June IS th ru 22, 1M4 Todd EllioH M ettille, Essex, A Shelly Odell, 4-0-M. M l.) 4.303 acs. in SEV4 Sec. 27-24-7, e tc. fiiu t, n , E. Pooria Judge Charles Frank, presiding Lynn Turner, Cullom. Michael B. White A wf., to Steven Thomas G. Slown, 34, Pontiac, III. poss. Gregory Wayne Rueck, Roberts A Joseph. P. K u rtenbach, 74, P ip e r C ity , Bahler's A w f., (t. ten. 4-3-84 $10 etc. (R.S. of alco., SSO., (County) Theresa Elixabeth Yoder, Forrest. 4-S04. $44.) L 2 White's Add. Fairbury. ink of Bloomington vs. Tonya M. W hittle, 21, Pontiac, III. poss. Alan Lynne Zehr, Pontiac A Joan Joseph F. Rohman, 4t, Cullom, 4-10-04. doer, e ta l of alco., SSO., (County) Elixabeth Rocke, Flanagan. Florence P. Hartsock, 01, Gridley, SHERIFF'S DEED Charles E. Raby, 21, Pontiac, III. trans. Daniel Paul Hereth, Chicago A Kristen 4-11-04. Robert W. Jones, Sheriff of Liv. Co., , Kauri, Morgan S U lill vs. of alco., SSO., (County) Irene Anderson, Villa Park. Loretta Feehan, 09, Flanagan, III., to Five Avco Financial Services, Inc., Mark A. Larsen, 23, Pontiac, III. poss. Kevin Richard Murphy A Patsy Lee fo rm e rly o f O d e ll, 4-12-04. a corp., A it assigns 4-9-84 Cons. -Prems. of alco., SSO., (County) Keating, both of Pontiac. C la ire M . F re e h ill, 67, S traw n, 4-13-84. (R.S. $38.) L 4 B 4 Camp's 2nd Add. Ik of E. Peoria vs. David M. Dorothy L. Benton, 4t, Pontiac, Steven John Salxburg A Peggy Jean P ontiac. I t a l Speeding, $70., (State) IMarshall, both of Dwight. WARRANTY DEEDS; Is Gerald D. Lawhorn, 44, Flanagan, Kevin Eugene Degenhart A Elixabeth Charles Costello A wf., to Charles COURT PROCEEDINGS Speeding, SSO., (Pontiac) Ann Eyre, both of Pontiac. T in k e r A w f., |t. ten. 4-4-04 $10 e tc. (R .S. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Linda sfstatter vs. AAarie Dove Todd M. Rudolph, U, Cornell, III. poss. Thomas Paul O'Brien A Christine $13.30) W> ] L 14 B 21 Chatsworth. C. Saltsman A Roy Glen Saltsman, Odell. of alco., $30., (Pontiac) Marie Masching, both of Reddick. Roman O. Thiel A wf., to F. Douglas Citixens State Bank of Cropsey, an III. Gas a Repair vs. John Marjorie M. Johns, 32, Chenoa, S te w a rt A w f., |t. ten. 3-2-04 $10 e tc. (R .S. Corp., vs. Helen Witte At Law (Cpit. on Speeding, $30., (State) MARRIAGES $48.) E ' l L 11 A a ll L 12 B4 Bullard's Add. Judgmt. Note $3,212.93 A costs.) Jonna L. Medina, 16, Flanagan, Victoria J. Heinrich, Dwight, A Michael to Forrest. Fairbury Fed. Sav. A Ln. Assn., a corp. loleum Co. vs. Duane Rich Speeding, $30., (Pontiac) L. R yan, Ransom , 3-12-14. Edwin C. Wiebers A wf., to Joseph R. vs. Karen Smith, Pontiac At Law. (CpIt. In nan vs. Clifford & Brenda Mary L. Dronenberg, 31, Chenoa, Rita Louise White A Robert Alan Cox, B urns A w f., |t. ten. 4-2-84 $1 etc. (R.S. Forcible Entry A Detainer) (Poss. of Speeding, $50., (Pontiac) both o f F a irb u ry , 3-12-14. $33.) S. 80' of L 7, exc. E. 140' B 1 Park prem. A $080.00 A costs.). LIENS Steven J. Grossich, Jr., 14, Forrest, Beth Ann Jacquot, Belleville A Martin Ridge S /D o f a p t. SE< « SWU Sec. 14 20 3. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Keith Dis. stop sign, $30., ( Forrest) Andrew Eppel, Pontiac, 4-2-M. Ursula Kane, a widow to Philip J. Kane Bentley, Pontiac A Shirley Kay Bentley. h Dean d /b /a Q uick 4 Sons M ik e A . Johnson, 17, O d e ll, Speeding, Sherry L. McWhorter A Don J. A Vivian E. Nornickel 4-8-84 $10 etc. (R.S. Fairbury Hospital vs. Robert A Svce., M in o n k, $4,2SS.27 $30., (Odell) Malinowski, both of Bloomington, 4-*-$4. ) L 4 A W >/2 L 3 B 3 Heckelman's 1st Add. Dorothy Power, Pontiac Small Claim to C ullom . Complaint. $924.30 A costs. |ohn A. Mesncr, Etux, Rel. BIRTHS: DIVROCES: Bloomington Fed. Sav. A Ln. Assn., a Kenneth W. A Gail J. Kafer, vs. Donald ink of Bloomington A The Robert A Janice Deal, Pontiac, Larry E. W alter, Pontiac A Judith M. corp., to Thomas A. A Deborah L. Wheat' A Dorinda Thompson At Law. (Cpit. In Co., Harlan Dean Yoder, d a u g h te r, 4-11-04. W alter, Pontiac, 4-7-$4. 4-1-04 $10 e tc . (R .S . $18.) SW>4 o f L 14 in Forcible Entry A Detainer) (Poss. of |dinsNoticeptSW V«Secl, Pat A Robyn Kaskavage, Fairbury, Diana L. Haag, Pontiac A James M. Manlove's S/D of E. SO acs. of NE'« Sec. prems. A $1330.00 A costs.). 1lW<4Sec17 T2SNRIE son, 4-12-04. Haag, Pontiac, 4-11-M. 27-20-5. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Philip A Linda Oohman, Fairbury, son, Ronald D. Loudermilk, Dwight A Joe D. Broquard A wf., to Terry Richard L. Finch, etux., 4-13-04. Frances A. Loudermilk, Dwight, 4-3-$4. Jim A Colleen Bark, son, 4-14-04. Tina Louise Wince, Dwight A Gary cker, etux., Homequity, Alan Wince, Dwight, 4-$-$4. 9 .DoyLo€oiixMi Guide Juiie 26 to July 6* 1984 tEnglish'sAdd-EIPaso Ruby Lorene Odgcrs, Pontiac, A It, etux, James R. Hodel, MARRIAGE LICENSES Leonard Dwayne Odgers, Pontiac, 4-13-14. E<4SWV2E>4SE>m II Sec 21 Ernest J. Charlier, Pontiac, A Mary L. Jeannie Bagley, Chenoa A Edward A. Salvator, Odell. Bagley, Chenoa, 4-l1-$4. Irilliamson, etal, M arilyn S. Gail Lee Bitsey, Warsaw, Ind., A Anne tD-pt lotibikis orig twn Marie Friant, Pontiac. Bruce Paul Block, Broadlands, A DEATHS: I Kearney, etux, 1st Bank A Penny Lee Bressner, Chenoa. John J. McCarty, 44, Oswego, form erly lssign-ptSE''4SE<4Secl9 Danny Jay Kindelberger A Donna of Pontiac, 4-4-t4. Update |ram , etux, Verna Gerdes, E V4 S e c 3 2 WEEKPAYS 4Sec3S T 2 IN IE O - A-M. Chicago CD - One Day at a Time fkm tplajf m th H n O - Movie Lela Quiram, WO- CD - Press Your loick IMNIE n e O W B BE FMTML ! 8:30 A.M. CD - Sesame Street CD - Powerhouse I. Watts, etux.. Bloom Fed O - Beverly HiMbiHies CD - Love Connection CP - Family 10:00 A.M. |A2Blk7orlg twn now city of a t Mr. Rogers' O - New S2S.000 Pyramid Neighborhood CD - New S2S.000 Pyramid OCD - Price Is Right CD - Popeye CD - Lost 'n Space itw eiler, etux., Daniel L. O C D ® - Wheel of Fortune tD-ptNEAtlanta B -N ew s [SHOW ] - MOVIE: ‘Professor [ESPN] - SportaCerrter [TM C ] - MOVIE: The Sting II' WagstafPs Time Machine' B B - Young and the 8 - Tom A Jerry 5 :0 0 P .M . B B - Nightly Business ResBets [USA] - Alfred Hitchcock 5 :3 0 P .M . Report [TM C ] - MOVIE: *Sink the B - Fkntatonea [ESPN] - Fiahin' Hole Hour Bismarck' B B B - D iff rent Strokea B Mr. Rogera’ [TM C ] - MOVIE: Night S hift' [ESPN] - Numero Uno B - D r . Who B - Family Feud Neighborhood 1 0 :1 5 P .M . 8 - M*A*S*H 4 :0 0 P .M . S B 5 :3 0 P .M . 6 :0 0 P .M . B - Family [CBN] - Tic Tac Dough [ESPN] - ESPN'a Horae B -O d d Couple [ESPN] - Unlimited Hydro­ [ESPN] - Mazda SportaLook 8 8 8 8 B B 8 plane Racing Racirtg Weekly [CBN] - Another Life B - Moving Right Along [C N N] - Newawatch [HBO] - Wimbledon '84 6 :0 0 P .M . 1 0 :3 0 P .M . [CNN] - Moneykne B - Munater* [NICK] - Uvewire 8 - Akce [SHOW ] - MOVIE: ‘The Sign 8 8 - New Avengera B - I Dream of Jeannie [USA] - Candid Camera Hour B B B - MacNeH/Lehrer [ESPN] - SportsCenter o f Four' (CBN] - Movie 8 - M*A*S*H Newshour [HBO] - MOVIE: ‘ Middle Age [WTBS] - Father Knowa Beat 5 :0 0 P .M . 8 - Alice 8 - Tonight Show Crazy' [CNN] - Take 2 4 :3 0 P .M . B B B - NBC News B B B - MacNeH/Lehrer B - Nightkne [USA] - Alfred Hitchcock [ESPN] - ESPN's Horse [ESPN] - Varied Prorama Newahour B - ABC News Racing Weekly 8 - Cannon Hour [USA] - USA Movie ’ Leave It to Beaver B- NBC Newa B - Mork A Mindy [TM C ] - MOVIE: ‘The Swarm' B - Chicago Tonight B - Family Feud 1 0 :1 5 P .M . [WTBS] - Perry Maaon ^ ^ y Griffith B - ABC Newa B - Latenight America [CBN] - Here Come the [ESPN] - Mazda SportsLook 5 :3 0 P .M . 1 1 :3 0 A .M . ' People'a Court B - Mork A Mindy 8 - Errtertainmcnt Tonight Brides [ESPN] - Mazda SportsLook B - Young and the ReaMeaa B - WKRP in CkKimurti B - Family Feud 1 0 :3 0 P .M . B - Barney Miller [CNN] - Moneyline 6 :0 0 P .M . B B - Search For B - Brady Bunch [CBN] - Here Come the 8 8 - T/apper John. M.D. B - Jerry Lewia Show [ESPN] - SportsCenter B - Superfrienda Bridea 8 - M*A*S*H - Thkke of the Night [N IC K ] - You Can't Do That News B B - Ryan'a Hope B - Electric Company [CNN] - Moneykne B I - Tonight Show - McLaughlin Group On TV 8 - B - Seaame Street [CBN] - Let'a Make a Deal [ESPN] - SportaCenter B [CBN] - Beat of Groucho [SHOW] - Faerie Tale B B B - MacNeH/Lehrer B - INN Newa [WTBS] - 1 Dream of Jeannie [NICK] - You Can't Do That Theatre; Thumbelina B - Chicago Tonight Newshour On TV [CNN] - Sporta Tonight B - Latenight America B - Newa 5 :0 0 P .M . [USA] - Radio 1990 B - NBC News B - I Love Lucy [USA] - Radio 1990 [W TBS] - Catkna - Entertainment Tonight 8 -N ew a [WTBS] - Sanford and Son B B - ABC News B - Partridge Family 6 :3 0 P .M . 1 0 :4 5 P .M . B - Barney Miller 8 B - Newacope 6 :3 0 P .M . 8 - Mork A Mindy 8 - PM Magazine [ARTS] - Gr. Paintera 8 - Jerry Lewis Show 12:00 P.M. 8 - Good Timea 8 - PM Magazine B - Family Feud 8 - Famdy Feud [ESPN] - ESPN'a Sporta B - Thkke of the Night B O B - N e w a B - Up and Coming 8 - Family Feud [CBN] - Here Come the B B - Wheel o f Fortune Woman B - Motorweek 8 B B - Daya o f Our B B - Powerhouae 8 B - Wheel of Fortune Brides Uvea 8 - Carol Burnett [HBO] - Carlin on Campus B - Jefferaona ^ 9 - Carol Burnett [ARTS] - Arts at Southeby's [CNN] - Moneykne B B B - AH My Children B - Wheel o f Fortune [SHOW ] - MOVIE: ‘Psycho II' [CBN] - Best of Groucho [ESPN] - SportsCenter I B - WKRP in Cincinnati B - Wheel of Fortune B - Breakaway B B - Three'a Company 1 1 :0 0 P .M . [CNN] - Sports Tonight [NICK] - Double Feature: B - Card Sharka - Entertainment Tonight B 8 - Three's Company B - Independent Newa B 8 - Hawaii Five-0 [W TBS] - CaUins Winter Ught B - Uve at Five B - Sanford and Son B - Entertainment Tonight [SHOW] - Paper Chase [WTBS] - Movie 8 - Eye on HoHywood 1 0 :4 5 P .M . B - H.O.T. B - Dick Van Dyke 8 - Sanford and Son [USA] - Radio lv90 1 2 :3 0 P .M . B - MOVIE: 'Home of the [ESPN] - Top Rank Boxing B - Mayberry RFD [CNN] - Croaafire B - Dkk Van Dyke O O B - Aa the World Brave' from MerriviHe, IN [WTBS] - Sanford and Son [CBN] - New Treaaure Hunt [ESPN] - Inaide the PGA Tour [CNN] - Crossfire Turna ^ 9 - Nightline 1 1 :0 0 P .M . 6 :3 0 P .M . [ESPN] - Varied Programa [NICK] - Dangermouae [ESPN] - ESPN's Speedweek B - Chicago Tonight CE) - Twilight Zone 8 - HawaN Five-0 8 - PM Magazine [NICK] - Going Great [USA] - Dragnet [NICK] - Oangermouse B - Bewitched [ARTS] - Vktorian Days; 8 - Eye on HbHywood 8 - FamHy Feud [USA] - USA Cartoon Expreaa Fame Is the Spur (USAl - Dragnet [CBN] - Life of RHey 7 :0 0 P .M . B - MOVIE: ‘FuH o f Life' 8 B - Wheel o f Fortune [WTBS) - Andy Griffith [CBN] - Bums A AHen [WTBSl - Major League 1 :0 0 P .M . 8 8 B - American BasebaH: Atlanta at New York B - Nightkne 8 - Carol Burnett 5 :3 0 P .M . Parade [CNN] - NewsnighI O B B - Another World B - TwHight Zorte B - Wheel of Fortune O 8 B - CBS Newa 8 B B - Real People [U SA] - USA Hot Spots 7 :0 0 P .M . B B B - One Ufe to Uve [ARTS] - Performer's B 8 - Three's Company 8 B - NBC Newa B - FaH Guy [W TBSl - MOVIE; The 8 8 8 - Magmim P.l. O - R h o d e 8 B Showcase: Claudio Abbado 8 - Entertainment Tonight B B - ABC Newa - MOVIE: The Secret Savage Bees' 8 B B - Gknme a Break B - Yan Can Cook 8 [CBN] - Bums A AHen 8 - Sanford and Son 8 - Archie Bunker'a Place Invaaion' 11:15P.M. 8 B B - Happy Days B - Hour Magazine [CNN] - Newsnight B - Dkk Van Dyke B - Wild World o f Animate B - Nature o f Thinga [ESPN] - Numero Uno 8 - MOVIE: ‘Paris Blues' B - Movie B - Saudi Arabia [SHOW ] - MOVIE; Pajama [CNN] - Crossfire B B - Nightly Buaineaa B B - Walk Through the 1 1 :3 0 P .M . Tops' [CBN] - Varied Programa Report 20th Century with BiH Moyera B - Illinois Press [ESPN] - ESPN's SideUnes 8 8 - MOVIE; ‘The B af [TM C ] - MOVIE: Hooch' [NICK] - Dangermouse [CNN] - Newa Day B B - Newa B - PM Magazine B - PM Magazine 8 B B - Late Night with [USA]-Radio 1990 [N IC K] - Today'a Special - Happy Daya Again B - Caimon I - Cannon [USA] - Dragnet B David Letterman [W TBS] - MOVIE: Death [USA] - Talea of the B - Tic Tac Dough [ARTS] - Victorian Daya: Sneak Previews [WTBSl - AH In the Family Unezpected 8 - MOVIE: 'Masquerade' 'Scream' [CBN] - Rifleman Fame la the Spur [ARTS] - Performer's 7 :0 0 P .M . 8 - MOVIE; ‘The Long Hot 1 1 :3 0 P .M . 1 :3 0 P .M . [C N N ] - Aak CNN [CBN] - Flipper Summer' Showcase: Claudio Abbado 8 8 8 - Dukes of 8 8 B - Capitol [CNN] - Prime Newa [CBN] - Circus 8 8 - MOVIE: ‘Three on a Hazzard [NICK] - Varied Programa B - Barney Miller Date' 8 - Andy Griffith (WTBSl - Carol Burnett [ESPN] - Auto Racing ‘84; [CNN] - Prime News 8 * B B - Things Are SCCA Super Veea B - Nightkne 8 B 8 - Late Night with Looking Up B - WikHife Safari B - Thkke of the Night [ESPN] - NFL's Greatest David Letterman [CBN] - I Married Joan [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘Right of Moments 8 B B - United SUtes WEDNESDAY Way' [CBN] - Jack Benny Show 8 MOVIE; The Olympk Team Trials [NICK] - Mr. Wizard'a World [HBO] - MOVIE: ‘Between Destructors' [SHOW] - Ernie Kovaca: [TM C ] - MOVIE: Double Friends' 8 - MOVIE: ‘633 Squadron' [USA] - Great American 6/27/84 Exposure' B - Barney MHIer Televiaion'a Original Genkia [SHOW ] - MOVIE: The B B B - Washington Homemaker B - Nightkne 8 :3 0 A .M . [TM C ] - MOVIE: ‘Summer THURSDAY Secret of NIMH' Week/Review Lovera' 8 - Thkke of the Night 2 :0 0 P .M . [ESPN] - Auatralian Ruiea 6/28/84 [TM C ] - MOVIE: ‘David and 8 - PM Magazine B 8 B - Guiding Ught Football '84 [U SA] - USA: Crimebualera Lisa' [C BN] - Jack Benny Show B - Cannon 8 :3 0 A .M . [U SA] - MOVIE; ‘Blood­ [HBO] - Coming Attractions [ARTS] - Two's Company 8 B - Match Game/ 9 :0 0 A .M . 7 :3 0 P .M . HoHywood Squarea Hour B - Entertainment Tonight [T M C ] - MOVIE: 'S tar Trek II; hounds of Broadway' [U SA] - USA Hot Spots [CBN] - Timmy at>d Lassie 8 - MOVIE: -A Counteaa The Wrath of Khan' B B B - General Hoapital from Hong Kong' [W TBSl - MOVIE; To Catch a 7 :3 0 P .M . FRIDAY [CNN] - Prime News 8 - I Dream of Jeannie IHBO] - MOVIE; Rocky III' T hief 9 :0 0 A .M . 8 B 8 - Family Ties [ESPN] - Inside the USFL 8 :0 0 P .M . B - Varied Programa [SHOW ] - MOVIE: The 8 - MOVIE: ‘Zorba, the BBB- bhss 6/29/84 [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘DearHy - Family 8 8 8 - MOVIE: ‘Atlantic Greek' Part 1 Forc€* B Singing Nun' B - Real Thing 8 :3 0 A .M . B - Tenneaaee Tuxedo City' [H BO ] - MOVIE: Between 8 - Entertainment Tonight [SHOW ] - MOVIE: 'Best 9 :3 0 A .M . 8 B B - Facta o f Life Friends' [ESPN] - Horsesno v Jump­ [CBN] - 700 aub ITM C ] - MOVIE: 'Twice Upon B - Inside Story ing: Grand Prix of Cincinnati [CNN] - Afterrwon Break B B B - MOVIE: ‘Dreama [SHOW ] - MOVIE; Smilin' [T M C ] - MOVIE: 'The Bad A Time' Don't Die' Through' [ESPN] - Top Rank Boxing 9 :0 0 A .M . [NICK] - Black Beauty from MerriviHe, IN News Bears' 1 1 :0 0 A .M . B B B - Mark RuaaeH 1 0 :0 0 A .M . 8 - MOVIE: 'Zorba the [USA] - Tennis Magazine [USA] - ANve and WeHl Special 8 :0 0 P .M . (CBN] - MOVIE: 'Magnificent [ESPN] - Auto Racing ‘84: Greek' Part 2 [WTBS] - Major League [WTBS] - SuperStation DoH' B - Tk Tac Dough 8 8 8 - Simon A Simon [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘The Sting II' BasebaH: AtlanU at New York Funtime Formula One Canadian Grattd [ESPN] - Auto Racing '84 B - Merv Griffin Prix from Montreal, Quebec 8 B 8 - Cheers [SHOW ] - MOVIE: ‘The Fixer' 7 :3 0 P .M . 2 :3 0 P .M . [HBOl - MOVIE: The Sting II' [ARTS] - Romantk Era 1 1 :0 0 A .M . 8 B B - Lottery! [TM C ] - MOVIE: T he Bad B B B - WaH street 8 - Buga Bunny [SHOW ] - MOVIE: 'Going in [CBN] - 700 Club [C BN] - MOVIE: It's in the B - Sneak Previews News Bears' Week B - Seaame Street Style' [ESPN] - Auto Racing ‘84 Bag' B - Undersea World of 1 0 :0 0 A .M . 8 - Entertainment Tonight B - Spiderman [TM C ] - MOVIE: 'A FareweH Jacques Cousteau 8 :3 0 P .M . 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O - MOVIE; ‘Swingin' (CBN) - My Little Margie I (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook S tranger' GriN (NICK) - Today's Special (ARTS) - Moses Pendleton Summer’ (USA) - Tennis Magazine 11:30 P.M. (TMC) - MOVIE: Gregory's Presents WEDNESDAY (TMC) - MOVIE: The G irl' 3:30 P.M. (WTBS) - MOVIE: 'Cen­ I O CD - MOVIE: 'Hazing' 10:00 P.M. tennial' Part 4 7 /4 /8 4 Missionary' (U S A ) - USA C artoon Express (SHOW) - MOVIE; ‘Snoopy, MOVIE: ‘Don't Give Up (USA) - Tales of the 8 8 8 0 8 8 8 10:00 P.M. I the Ship' (WTBS) - Andy Griffith Come Home' 8:30 A.M. Unexpected 0 0 0 8 8 8 8 I O - Hank WHkam* ■ The Man 5:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 8 - Beverly Hillbillies 8 8 - Nightly Business 8 - News I and His M usk 1:30 P.M. 8 8 8 - CBS News (HBO) - Wimbledon ‘84 8 Mr. Rogers' 0 0 8 - C apitol R eport 8 8 - Nightly Business I - Barney Miller 8 8 - NBC News 5:00 P.M. Neighborhood O - Andy Griffith 8 -Or. Who Report IS ) - Nightline 8 - ABC News (ESPN) - Auto ‘'acing ‘84 CD - Popeye 8 - Wildlife Safari 8 - M*A*S*H 8 - Or. 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O - I Dream of Jearlnie (CNN) - Ask CNN News 9:00 A.M. 8 - A.M. Chicago 10:15 P.M. (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook 8 - Sports America Special: (ESPN) - Mazda SportsLook O -A lice (HBO) - MOVIE; 'Octopussy' 8 - MOVIE: 'The OevN's Holiday Champions (ESPN) - ESPN's Horse 8 8 8 - MacNeil/Lehrer 10:30 P.M. 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(SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘I Love 2:30 P.M. 8 - ABC News 8 - Baretta On TV 8 - Bugs Bunny (USA) - Radio 1990 (CBN] - MOVIE: Bedside 8 - Morfc A Mindy 8 - Thkke of the Night (CBN) - Best of Groucho M anner’ (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Joseph 8 - Sesame Street (WTBS) - Sanford and Son 8 - Family Feud 8 - McLaughlin Group (CNN) - Sports Tonight (ESPN] - ESPN's SideUnes 8 - Spiderman (CBN) - Here Come the (CBN) - Best of Groucho 6:3CP.M . (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Savannah (USA) -Candid Camera Hour 10:45 P.M. (ESPN) - Auto Racing ‘84:24 (CNN) - Sports Tonight O-PM M agazine Sm iles' Hours of Lemans 8 8 8 - Tonight Show 9:30 A.M. (CNN) - Moneykne (SHOW) - Frankenstein - Family Feud (USA] - MOVIE; 'Teenage 8 8 - Sale of the Cantaey (TMC) - MOVIE: The (EBPNl - Top Rank Boxing Rebel’ (ESPN) - SportsCenter 10:45 P.M. 8 - Wheel of Fortune from A tla n tk CMy, NJ 8 - Edge of Night (NICIO - You Can't Do That 8 11:30 A.M. 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