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Once again, it’s time to FALL BACK. Daylight Savings Time will end in the early morning hours of Sunday, Oct. 26. To avoid meet in Pontiac arriving at church an hour before services are I to begin, please turn your clocks back one hour before retiring Saturday night. Mrs. Claude Wierman of Emington spoke nett gave the invocation and Miss Grace Remember the old maxim. Spring Monday at the annual luncheon for Livingston Drake led the singing. Forward, Fall Back. County retired teachers at the Pontiac First A number of members brought their hob Christian church on the subject of bies for a "show and tell.” These included a "ceramics." She had numerous articles on centennial quilt, an afghan, “quill" pictures, a display that she had made, in various stages of collection of postcards, poetry selections, and Concert preparation. Some were "green" - just taken a collection of mice. out of the mold, some were painted, some glaz ed, others fired sereral times for the finished Two new members were Mrs. Noble Pear product. She exhibited vases, music boxes, or son and Mrs. William Sterrenburg, who I season naments, jack-o-lantems, and other items. retired this year. Others attending from Some of these were for sale, and she took Chatsworth were Miss Florinda Bauerle, Mrs. orders for others. Carl Mistead, Misses Katherine and Nellie At the business meeting conducted by the Ruppel, Mrs. Dale Bergan, Mrs. Francis begins president, Miss Josephine Wiegman, Miss Rebholz, Miss Ann Weller, Miss Helen Franey, Florinda Bauerle explained legislation that af Miss Catherine Kurtenbach, Mrs. Francis The Pontiac Community Concert Associa fected the retired teachers and urged them to Wallrich, and Mrs. Louise Stoutemyer. tion will present its first concert of the new write to tbeir representatives. Miss Catherine The retired teachers meet five times a season on Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. in the Wiegman and Miss Mary l^ou Carter gave a year, usually holding their meetings at Pontiac High school auditorium. Appearing memorial service for six members who have Evenglow Lodge in Pontiac. The next meeting will be the renowned California Boy’s Choir. died during the past year. Mrs. Richard Ben will be there Monday, Dec. 15. All members are asked to be seated by 7.45.
SINGLE COPY - 20C ‘PtaindcaUt CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1980 ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 4 1980, Cornbelt Press, (nc. Catholic church Merchants give cash prizes to host UNICEF Sts. Peter and Paul will be the host church for the UNICEF collection, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2 to 4 p.m. All area churches are urged to par for best children's costumes ticipate. Grade and high school students are asked Bedecked in their beguiling best, a few for first, second, and third place costumes to to meet at the parish hall to pick up areas to fearless fiends masquerading as masked mer each of the grades. In addition, merchants will canvass. chants will judge the children’s costumes as pass out candy to the children as they parade % The last few years, the turnout of the annual Halloween parade makes its way down the street. volunteers has been very slim. The host down IyOcust street between 2.30 and 3:30 p.m. Students will wear numbers to facilitate the church would like to have a special turnout on Oct. 31. judging, which will be done during the course this year. of the parade. Prizes will be awarded at a later Refreshments will be served at Sts. Peter The Halloween costume contest, sponsored date. and Paul church following the collection. by the merchant’s association, is open to The committee responsible for organizing kindergarten through fifth graders at the the parade costume contest includes Father “ THE ELECTRIC SUNSHINE MAN" is a young woman. Chatsworth elementary school. Charles Karl, Mrs. Jackie Dohman, and Mrs. This year’s junior high musical, the story of the life of Judy Davis. Eastern Star Merchants are offering three cash prizes Thomas Edison, stars eighth-grader Sarah Weber in the title role. The musical will be presented this Sunday, Oct. honors friends 26 at 2 p m. in the high school gymnasium. There will be * Sunday Musical no admission charge for the performance; however, Decorate a pumpkin, Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern donations will be accepted to help defray the cost of Star, observed friends’ night at their Oct. 16 costumes and scenery meeting. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seward had as win a cash prize their guests serving as Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freed, Lexington. Mrs. Seward’s sister, Miss Shirley Emergency room use up at Fairbury First through fifth graders can exercise judges will not be able to see whose pumpkin ts Hoffman, Chicago, was her guest-of-honor. their creativity this week by decorating or car being judged until after the judging. Other out-of-town guest officers included Citing a recent upturn in the acute care bed the outside. same period this year. ving a pumpkin for the pumpkin contest being Youngsters should bring their pumpkins to Mr. and Mrs. Don Stotts, El Paso; Mrs. Alyce census and emergency room use, Fairbury Dr. Steven Eisner, emergency room Auxiliary president Louise Christensen sponsored by the Chatsworth Jr. Woman's the library before noon on Friday, Oct. 24. The Lane, Chebanse; Mrs. Jessie Elliott, Miss hospital administrator Frank Brady shared physician at the hospital, talked about the recognized two young women for more than club. pumpkins will be judged at 1 p.m. that day. Becky Schroeder and Mrs. Ruth Movern, plans for the future of the hospital with 80 upgrading of E.K. facilities to provide better 300 hours of volunteer work in the junior Pumpkins should be no larger than 10 in First through fourth place prizes will be Gilman; Mrs. Ruth Reitz, Melvin; Mrs. Verna auxiliary members and their friends at the care for area residents Eisner joined the volunteer program at the hospital. .Alisa and ches across, and may be decorated or carved, awarded. First prize is $5; second prize is $3; Hoxworth, Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert auxiliary luncheon Friday. Oct. 17. in Fairbury staff in July and services the Teresa Hamilton are the 16-year old daughters but should not have candles put inside them. third prize is 62; and fourth prize is 61.50. Zorn, Virgil Hiner, and Mrs. Emily Gibb, all of Chatsworth. emergency room from 6 p.m. Friday to 6 a m. of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Work should be done by the children without After the judging, pumpkins will be taken Piper City. Among the hospital’s future plans were Monday morning Trained emergency room Fairbury Mrs. Evelyn Kinate of Forrest won help from parents. Children should put their to area nursing homes for the enjoyment of the Local members serving in guest stations in providing office space to the visiting urologist, technicians have been added to the Fairbury the quilt given away at the meeting. names on the bottom of the pumpkin so that residents. cluded Mrs. H.A. Kohler, Mrs. H.M. Trinkle, constructing a private admitting area, giving staff as well Two Chatsworth residents serve on the Mrs. Milford Sims, and L.A. Shoemaker. the OB wing a facelift, replacing all the TV In the three months beginning July 1 and auxiliary board. The host comittee was Mrs. Kenneth sets in patient rooms, providing Drs. John and ending Sept 30, emergency room use at Dave Clark, Sr., is treasurer of the board; Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brand, Mrs. Judy Wright with clinic space, and relocating Fairbury jumped from 615 patients during Mrs. Ruth Shafer serves on the nominating H.M. Trinkle, and Mrs. Howard Diller, Sr. the emergency room for direct access from that period last year to 881 patients during the committee. Band director resigns Refreshments were served at tables decorated in the Halloween theme. The November meeting will include annual at Oct. board meeting reports and election. Chatsworth school board members read reimbursement for transporting her son to J r. W o m e n and approved a letter o f resignation from band Gibson City from 18 cents to 26 cents; heard a director George Kosmach at their Oct. 16 report from board members who attended the meeting. Kosmach, who cited personal Cornbelt IASB meeting Sept. 30; and gave reasons for resigning, asked that his Supt. Langan the go-ahead to make a d d t e n resignation be effective Oct. 31. Supt. James reservations for the upcoming IASB state The Chatsworth Junior Woman's club met Langan reported that he will attempt to find a convention Nov. 21-24 in Chicago. Wednesday, Oct. 15 at the home of Mrs. John person to fill the breach in the district's Langan and Carrico reported to the board Scher. program until a permanent replacement can on the status of student compliance with the Co-president, Mrs. Lee Livingston, con I 7 V be found. state law requiring parents to supply physical ducted the business meeting, Roll call was High school principal Leeon Carrico examination records and records of answered by naming a favorite television pro reported to the board concerning a program to immunizations. Langan told the board that all gram. invite parents of high school students to visit students in the grade school had supplied JWC members will be taking treats to the the school during mid-morning hours. Carrico either the necessary documents or a note children at the Fox Center in Dwight for Hallo will Invite 12-16 sets of parents at five different allowing the school nurse to administer the ween. Mrs. Gene Riha is checking with the times during the school year to a program of immunizations. Carrico said the same Center on what different kinds of treats would class visits, coffee, lunch, and a short meeting situation existed in the high school with the be best to take. to answer questions. Individual letters will be exception of two or three transfer students Members are asked to bring a favorite sent to the homes of Chatsworth’s 107 high who, because of difficulty in obtaining records dessert recipe 10 the next meeting to exchange school students. from their previous doctors, were not in with others. Also cancelled stamps and used In other action, the board agreed to rent the compliance. These students, said Carrico, will greeting cards are to be brought to the high school gym to Forrest-Strawn-Wlng High be given extended time to bring themselves meeting. school for three girls basketball games, Jan. into compliance with the law. Secret pals from last year were revealed 15,10, and Feb. 23 and for one boys basketball The next regular meeting of the board of and new ones for this year were drawn. game, Jan. 20. All costs of operating the education will be Thursday, Nov. 20,1900. New club members are Mrs. Bill Diller, facilities for the four nights will be borne by Mrs. Dale Diller, Mrs. Denny Gregory, Mrs. Plaindealer Photo FSW. Mark Henrichs, Miss Vicki Hoelscher, Mrs. The board also approved purchase of 15 Kenny Kurtenbach, Mrs. Jim Rebholz, Mrs. JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS Alisa and Terasa Hamilton, reversible practice jerseys for tbs hi|h school Gene Riha, Mrs. Mark Sutcliffe, and Mrs. 16-year-old daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of girls basketball team at a coot between Randy Zorn. Fairbury, were honored at the Hospital Auxiliary luncheon 912M 180; made a routine transfer of funds; Markets Mrs. Jim Troet gave a program on the Friday, Oct. 17 at the Farmer’s Pub In Chatsworth. Mrs. approved Gary Galloway’s latter of Intent for (Livingston Grain Quotes) Home Interiors line of decorating for the Hospital helpers... Louise Christensen, Auxiliary president, presents the junior college; approved a tuition agreement Wednesday, Oct. 22,1900 home. girls with a rose and pin for 300 hours of volunteer work with Urbana schools for special education Hostesses for the evening along with Mrs. with the junior volunteers. Both girls now work In the student Ja y Friedman; agreed to increase CO™...... 13.10 B«ans ...... Scher were Mrs. Dick Weller and Mrs. Gene hospital’s dietary department. Mrs. Betty Friedman's mileage Riha. V, •v,!| £ .■ 'f v.’KV ' •'•A'*.’’*,'•„«,.
Curtain Going Up is Jr.-Sr. p lay The Other Side Now Or Never Rehearsals are in full swing for this year’s junior-senior play to be presented the first weekend in November at the high school. by Sheryl Hendrix “Curtain Going Up” is directed by Blaise Of The Office DeMuth and student director Jill Haberkom. DeMuth named the seventeen students in the cast: Scott Hoelscher, Tami Honrackei, Pant Gardner, Scott Aberle, Denise Bayston, Bruce Seward, Todd Bryant, Tammy Bryant, From Marian Randy Fields, Kelly I>ee, Cathy Carlock, Deb bie Rich, Sharon Kesstnger, Dave Clark, Don na Sharp, Julie Knittles, and Corinne Boruff. While our local children trick-or- students are particularly urged to help The exact date and time of the perfor treat for candy, nuts, and fruit this canvass the town-will meet at the mance will be set later. This can be called bazaar week short trip Now he was in trouble and Halloween, millions ot less fortunate parish hall ol Sts Peter and Paul with three churches in the area panicky "My motor is dead and I'm children around the world will be hoping Catholic church at 2 p.m I * UNITED METHODIST CHUf sponsoring their bazaar. By the time drifting o u t'" he shouted "W hat is instead for their next meal. Through From the church, the canvassers Third and Oak streets you read this, Melvin and Forrest will your position'' asked the sailor on no fault ot their own, these children will fan out to every Chatsworth Chatsworth Charles E. Hale, Pastor have their bazaars over with The the station phone "I'm vice-president have been brought into a world of poor neighborhood to collect money for the United Nations Children's Fund. SUNDAY, Oct. 24 Chatsworth United Methodist will of a phone company," he answered Hunger medical care, inadequate nutrition, 9 a.m. - Church school have their bazaar Saturday, Oct 25, Maybe enough to have you smile fouled water, and illiteracy. Since 1950 UNICEF Halloween Lest ye 10: IS a.m. - Morning worsl 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. I know working on the section is Locally we can do something to collections have spread hope to 2-4 p.m. - Children and Be aware of the students who will hard work and they say it is the shouldn't help provide good medical care, better millions of the world's neediest Chatsworth churches will mi hall of Sts. Peter and Paul Ca be collecting tor UNICEF this Sunday coldest tob in the winter and the children. nutrition, pure water, and education the annual U N IC EF Trick>or afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m / am quite hottest in the summer. You might be a for some of these needy children in At 4 p.m., after the canvass is forget MONDAY, Oct. 27 sure they will have enough think I am dumb but I have never stood more than 100 developing countries finished, volunteers will be treated to 7:30 p.m. - The Communi identification that you will be able to and watched these guys work until growing worldwide. refreshments back at the parish hall. I TUESDAY, Oct. 21 tell they are sincere. they were behind the office. I saw This Sunday, Oct. 26, the would encourage everyone to get 9:34 p.m. • Officers trainii United Methodist women a To you out-of-state readers, most them slowly letting rock out of a box pain. Chatsworth area will set aside an involved in this worthwhile cause Fairbury. The session will be] of the harvesting is done in this area car, some of it landing between the Smite children think afternoon for our annual UNICEF either through volunteering as a The girls 4-H club is looking for a leader. If evening. Contact Mrs. Alice and the fields are becoming more tracks and some on the tracks, along th.it hunger i s n i s t part <>! Halloween collection. Volunteer canvasser or by contributing to the anyone is interested, please contact Meredith 7:30 p.m. The church c black each week. Maybe a record is came two men and threw a railroad tie growing up In l.ut canvassers-grade and high school collection. 1-angan, 635-3429, as soon as possible. held at the new church build being set for finishing so early, due to on the tracks, I wondered what they lack ot proper lin'd is win Community choir rehearsal Monday even W EDNESDAY. Oct. 29 1 3 m all children don't 3:30 p.m. - Junior choir the crops not being as good as last were doing that for and again slowly ing, Oct. 27, 7 30 p.m. at the United Methodist 4:30 p.m. - Boy Scout m ever grow up at all Educational Bldg. More voices are needed, so year, in some areas. came the box car and the tie pushed But on October list. 7:30 p.m. - Adult choir re if you like to sing, come and join the other I received a letter from Mr. and the rock in between the tracks Pretty National l ' \ I O F I lav Nellie Meredith, 88, dies SATURDAY, Nov. 1 Mrs. John Boyle of Fort Worth, Texas, smart1 Always someone using their choir members. 1 p.m. - The wedding ol L< vou can help tight Nellie Meredith, 88, of Herscher, aunt of grandchildren. this week stating they enjoyed the head for something else than a hat world hunger When a Lions club will meet Monday evening, Oct. Loren Stiles will be celebr Mrs. Joe Kroll of Chatsworth, died at 10:15 Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Fri 27, 6.45 p.m. at the Bake Shop. church. The congregation is little "Shingle" story that was in this rack You're probably thinking, dumb L'NICKF Inck-or- freater a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14 at the American Nurs day, Oct. 17 at the Yates-Orrison Funeral Masonic Ixxlge meeting tonight, (Thurs column a few weeks ago. I believe Mr. broad, didn't even know that. comes to vour door, please give generouslv ing center, following a long illness. home in Kankakee. Burial was in Memorial day,! Oct. 23. 8 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Boyle, you sent the wrong recipe to Well, anyway, a recipe to finish up Hunger is one Survivors include a daughter, Elma Tobey Gardens, Kankakee. Koval Neighbors will meet at the home of Fifth and Ash Toby. I want to thank you for the letter with. This lady said to try this apple growing pain no child of Herscher; seven sons, Russell, Clifton; Mrs. Meredith was born Oct. 10, 1892 in Mrs. Evelyn Bitner, Monday evening, Oct. 27 Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor At least, I know I have two ardent pie without any apples. Slice zucchini should ever have. Omer, Kankakee; Carl, Herscher; Donald and Georgetown, 111., to Mr. and Mrs. C. Earley. SUNDAY, Oct. 24 at 7.30 p.m. 9 a.m . - Sunday school readers of what I try to write. A little in apple size slices, toss them in Frank, both of Bradley; Delbert, Dover, Fla., She was married April 21, 1908 in Georgetown Chatsworth United Methodist Women will National l N tcH O.w and Ernest, New Boston, Tex. 10 a.m. - Worship service) story enclosed in Mr. Boyle’s letter lemon juice (2 tablespoons to a pie), iV to Ivi ’>l-t to John F. Meredith. He died Dec. 22, 1972. bo holding their annual bazaar at the new Business meeting tollowiif Also surviving are 28 grandchildren, 39 Two sons and a daughter preceded her in went like this. During a recent blow on cinnamon and a little salt. Pile the FIGHT WORLD MONGER church, S. Fourth and Route 24, Saturday, Oct. 4:30 p.m. W.M.O. wiene| great grandchildren and three great-great death. the Gulf of Mexico, the Coast Guard at mixture into an unbaked pie shell and FROM YOL'R DOORSTEP. 25 from 8:30 a m. to 7 p.m. Booths, coffee hour, St. Petersburg, received a frantic call top it with 1 stick margarine, 1 cup noon lunch and supper. ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERAj Sixth and Walnut streets from a small cruiser in distress some flour, 1 cup sugar and a sprinkling of <0 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER H O T. Chili Supper from 5-7 p.m. in the Thank you .high school cafeteria Friday, Oct. 24 right Chatsworth, ten miles offshore The caller cinnamon. Bake like you would an Thurs., Oct. 23, 1900 Wilbert C. Burmeister, Past| before the Chatsworth-FSW football game. obviously had no nautical experience apple pie Page Two My heartfelt thanks goes out to all of you THURSDAY, Oct. 23 and had just rented the cruiser for a HAVE A GOOD WEEK1 that helped to combine my beans and to t:4S a.m. • East Central 1 prepare and serve the lunch. Your Women Leadership seminar| thoughtfulness was deeply appreciated. SATURDAY, Oct. 25 Albert Endres e Lutheran world relief pic Thank you SUNDAY, Oct. 24 Words fail me in adequately conveying my 0:45 a.m. - Sunday school deep felt gratitude for cards, prayers, flowers, 10 a.m . - Worship service Thomsens marry visits, gifts and other acts of kindness extend TUESDAY, Oct. 20 Thank you ed to me and my family during my recent 7:30 p.m. Adult inform^ I want to thank everyone who remembered hospitalization and since returning home. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29 me with cards, gifts and prayers while in the Everyone has been nice, 1 appreciate your 4 p.m. - 7th grade confirij hospital. They were greatly appreciated. thoughtfulnes 7:30 p.m. - 0th grade con| 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir i Oct. 18 in Forrest Burnell Henrichs* Chester Drilling * CALVARY BAPTIST CHUF 12 N. 7th street Lisa M. Beal of Forrest became the bride of comb with orange flowers in her hair. Chatsworth Scott Thomsen of Fair bury in an Oct. 18 Diana Ehlefeld of Bloomington and Kathy Melvin Meister, Pastor double-ring ceremony at the Forrest United Garrells of Champaign were bridesmaids. SATURDAY, Oct. 25 Methodist church. Their gowns and flowers were like those of the 9 a.m. Youth FUNTAS Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. matron of honor. Write Checks and receive current •. Field house, Bradley univei| Melvin Beal of Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Durham of Chatsworth was the best SUNDAY, Oct. 24 Robert Thomsen of Chatsworth. man. Richard Alverson and Randy Lowery, 9.-45 a.m. - Bible classes| Rev. Randall Perry performed the 6 p.m. both of Chatsworth, were groomsmen. high interest income with: 10:45 a.m . - Worship service before 300 wedding guests. Roylene Mark Beal and Todd Beal, both of Forrest, Unchanging Christ" 4:45 p.m. • Adult Chi Davis of Forrest was the organist and Mary Steve Endres of Chatsworth and Alan Schroen • a f ■» Fry of Decatur was the soloist. Eager Beavers lor the kids) of Champaign ushered the guests. •‘V 7:30p.m. - Family Biblef s s p o r t "The Everlasting Gosper Given in marriage by her father, the bride Mrs. Beal chose a brown floor-length gown C a s h T h u s t W EDNESDAY, Oct. 29 wore a white floor length gown of organza featuring a U-neckline and matching jacket. 7:30 p.m. - Bible s| featuring long bishop sleeves, fitted waist, The bridegroom’s mother selected a floor- fellowship. Queen Anne neckline and bodice accented with length skirt and matching brown jacket. Edword D. Jones & Co. Chantilly lace and seed pearls. The skirt, Kim Endres, Vicki Ham, Becky Jupin, styled with five flounces, each trimmed with Kathy Quint and Georgia Durham assisted at Chantilly lace, fell into a chapel-length train. the wedding reception at Forrest Legion hall. ASSETS EXCEED 74 MILLION Chenoa bazaal The newlyweds are at home at 51634 S. W> lonlotm lo the f «dn
r * -oing Up S e m in a r >lay swing for this year’s d r a w s 7 0 presented the first the high school. Between 65 and 70 persons attended a |is directed by Blaise Social Security seminar sponsored by Jill Haberkom. Citizen’s Bank in Chatsworth on Tuesday venteen students in • % evening, Oct. 21. , Tanu Homtckd, The seminar, held in the American legion rle, Denise Bayston, Hall, featured a film on the various programs ant, Tammy Bryant, available to citizens through the Social Securi Cathy Car lock, Deb- ty Administration, including retirement ;er, Dave Clark, Don- benefits, medicare and medicaid, and other and Corinne Boruff. special benefit programs. time of the perfor- V______Han ey 1-awton, a representative from the Bloomington office of the Social Security Ad ministration, was on hand to answer questions and give further insights into the programs I $ UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Third and Oak streets discussed in the film. Chats worth Refreshments were served after the Charles E. Hale, Pastor meeting. SUNDAY, Oct. 24 * a.m. - Church school ye 10:15 a.m. ■ Morning worship 2-4 p.m. - Children and youth from the ------\ Chatsworth churches will meet at the Parish hall of Sts. Petar and Paul Catholic church tor the annual U N IC EF Trick *or Treat drive. let MONDAY, Oct. 27 Chatsworth 7:30 p.m. - The Community choir rehearsal. TUESDAY, Oct. 20 0:30 p.m. - Officers training school for the Happenings United Methodist women at the church in Fairbury. The session will be duplicated in the looking for a leader. If evening. Contact Mrs. Alice May Albright. MR AND MRS. SCOTT RIEGER ______) 7:30 p.m. - The church conference will be ase contact Meredith Jankun Studio photo as possible, held at the new church building. earsal Monday even- WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29 |t the United Methodist 3:30 p.m. - Junior choir rehearsal SATURDAY, Oct. 25 4:30 p.m. - Boy Scout meeting 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. United Methodist voices are needed, so 7:30 p.m. - Adult choir rehearsal. ie and join the other Women's Bazaar in the new church building. MR AND MRS. JOHN HAAG SATURDAY, Nov. 1 Forrest pair wed Oct. 18 SUNDAY. Oct. 26 I p.m. - The wedding of Lori Friedman and Jankun Studio photo | Monday evening, Oct. Loren Stiles will be celebrated at the new 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. - UNICEF collection to begin ■ Shop. church. The congregation is invited. and end at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic church. eting tonight, (Thurs- M r FIRST 8APTIST CHURCH 2 p.m. - Junior high school musical, free and Mrs John Haag of Forrest are celebrating their 25th wedding Fifth and Ash in country church service and open to the community, in the high school anniversary today (Oct. 23). lll meet at the home of londay evening, Oct. 27 Robert R. Hendrix, Pastor gymnasium. Haag and Beverley Crouch were married on Oct. 23, 1955 at the Forrest SUNDAY. Oct. 24 Jeanne Kamrath of route 2, Forrest, and attendant's, except they were fashioned with MONDAY. Oct. 27 Methodist church by Rev. Leland Wahls. They were attended by Jean Fortna and 0 a.m . - Sunday school Scott Rieger at Forrest were married Saturday, pleated skirts. 7:30 p.m. - Community choir practice at the Gary Dohman. [Methodist Women will 10 a.m. - Worship service lal bazaar at the new Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. in the Emmanuel United Greg Virkler of rural Strawn served as best Methodist church. They are the parents of two daughters, Sue Wait and Laurie Haag, both of Business meeting following service. TUESDAY. Oct. 28 Route 24, Saturday, Oct. 4:30 p.m. - W.M.O. wiener roast. Methodist church of rural Fairbury. man. Other attendants were Douglas Stephens Bloomington and they have one granddaughter. [m. Booths, coffee hour, Officiating at the double ring ceremony of rural Forrest and Robert Sinnett of Strawn. 7:30 - Town board meeting. Haag is employed by Martin-Brower in Gridley and Mrs. Haag is a nurse at • • ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERA N CHURCH before 115 guest was Rev. Glenn Garvin; I»rie Ushering the guests were Tom Kilgus of FRIDAY, Oct. 31 Fairbury hospital. from 5-7 p.m. in the Sixth and Walnut streets Cox and Greg Virkler read the scriptures. The rural Forrest and Rollin Nussbaum of Forrest. Halloween parade down l.ocust street, Friday, Oct. 24 right Chatsworth, bride and bridegroom wrote their own For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Kamrath beginning about 2:30 p.m. Costume judging for -FSW football game. Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor wedding vows. wore a paisley print sheer two piece dress of children grades K-5. THURSDAY. Oct. 23 The bride was escorted down the aisle by beige, brown, dark blue and mauve. It was t:45 a.m . - East Central Conference A.L.C. her father and given in marriage by her fashioned with a full skirt, pleated bodice and Women Leadership seminar. SATURDAY, Oct. 25 parents of rural Forrest. stand-up collar, with pleated peplum and long, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. full sleeves. Her corsage was of cream colored CHOICE Lutheran world relief pick-up in Gilman. CENTER CUT SUNDAY. Oct. 24 Floyd Kamrath of rural Forrest and Mr. and carnations, burgundy colored forget-me-nots SIRLOIN quately conveying my 0:45 a.m . - Sunday school, Bible classes. Mrs. Leonard Rieger, Forrest. and baby's breath. Mrs. Rieger wore a street COSTELLO'S STEAK PORK CHOPS $15?b Icards, prayers, flowers, 10 a.m. - Worship service. Mrs. Kay Davis of rural Strawn was length dress of turquoise with long sleeves and acts of kindness extend- • % TUESDAY, Oct. 20 organist; Mrs. Karla Zimmerman of Fairbury V-neck. Her corsage was cream colored CHARLIE & MAXINE'S * 2 8?b lily during my recent 7:30 p.m. - Adult information class. was soloist. carnations, rust forget-me-nots and baby's CHOICE BONELESS . kince returning home, WEONESOAY, Oct. 20 breath. BEEF ROAST M u nice, I appreciate your 4 p.m. - 7th grade confirmation class The bride chose a gown of white organza A reception was held at The Palamar in Market chatsworth 7:30 p.m. - Ith grade confirmation class and silk Venise lace styled with a fitted lace Pontiac with 200 guests attending from 4 to 6 7:30 p.m. - Senior choir rehearsal. SLICED Chester Drilling • bodice, pearl trimmed sweetheart neckline, p.m. A three tiered wedding cake was topped CORN and long bishop sleeves appliqued with lace. with a bouquet of peach and rust silk flowers KING CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH SLAB ? Lb. 12 N. 7th street Her A-Une skirt, trimmed with lace, was which cascaded down the cake. Mrs. Judy Raithel, the bride's cousin, of FRYERS™' BACON BACON Chatsworth highlighted by a two tiered crystal pleated FRYER THIGHS FRESH Melvin Meister, Pastor flounce at the hem which flowed into a chapel Heyworth cut the cake. Mrs. Gingie GROUND BEEF M 3?. l|49 SATURDAY, Oct. 25 length train. McWhorter, Pam Sullens and Joy Blunier, 18 0 a.m . Youth FUNTASTIC at Robertson friends of the bride, served. FRYER DRUMSTICKS 8 5 ' 1139 cnt Her veil was a round mantilla of bridal Lb. Field house, Bradley university, Peoria. illusion trimmed in lace. Her cascade bouquet Following a wedding trip to the Wagon SPLIT BREAST LB 9 9 * 1 OSCAR MAYER SUNDAY, Oct. 24 was lily of the valley, rust silk roses, and Wheel at Rockton, the couple will make their 0:45 a.m. - Bible classes lor all ages. NEW CROP baby’s breath. She wore a gold cross necklace, home at Rural Route 1, Forrest. BARTLETT LINK SAUSAGE *2" 10:45 a.m . - Worship sermon title "The BANANAS FBES* JONATHAN Unchanging Christ" a gift of the bridegroom. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Forrest- OSCAR MAYER Strawn-Wing High school and of Parkland 4:45 p.m. - Adult Christian education. Honor attendant was Ixirie Cox, sister of Lt 33* SMOKIE Eager Beavers tor the kids. the bridegroom, of Forrest. Her gown was college in 1979. She is a surgical technologist at YAMS APPLES PEARS 7:30p.m. - Family Bible hour - sermon title, floor-length of bumtwood polyester knit, St. James hospital in Pontiac. PASCAL LINKS ..!w, |69 "The Everlasting Gospel" styled with a V-neckline, cap sleeves, draped The bridegroom graduated from F.S.W. CELERY W EDNESDAY, Oct. 20 High school in 1977 and is a mechanic at back and tiered wrap skirt. She wore a peach STALK a A A 3 LB NESTLES 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer colored rose with rust forget-me-nots and Rieger Motors, Forrest. 4 9 ° 3-LB BAG • 39° fellowship. The rehearsal dinner was held at the 69* CHOCOLATE baby's breath in her hair. Her arm bouquet 99* was of peach and rust silk roses, rust forget- Country Mansion in Dwight hosted by Mr. and TOPMOST BUTTERMILK me-nots and baby's breath. Mrs. leonard Rieger. -GENERICS- MORSELS REG OR 0IP Other attendants were Mrs. Kan Kamrath. Guests attended the wedding from PANCAKE Chenoa bazaar sister-in-law of the bride of rural Forrest and Michigan, Heyworth, I,ake Bloomington, M 9 9 Karen Virkler of rural Strawn. The attendants Gridley, Cropsey, Fairbury, Saunemin, POTATO CHIPS* 59* MIX 2-LB. 12 Ol. I Pkg. Cullom, Pontiac, Odell, Morris, Chatsworth, 79- offers variety wore cross necklaces, gifts from the bride MUSSELMANS S 133 * Their gowns were the same as the honor Strawn and Forrest. 404)1 EAGLE BRAND A P P L E HEINZ WHITE The Chenoa United Methodist church VINEGAR 32-0Z 5 5 * L bazaar will be Nov. 8 at the church, 204 Divi JUICE 3241Z 69« PRIOE OF SPAIN STUFFED MANZ sion st., Chenoa. OLIVES * 1 09 MILK Activities begin with a 9 a.m. breakfast of - BETTY CROCKER READY TO SPREAO 3-PAK *959 coffee, juice and rolls, with serving until 11 AST.FLAVORS-16.5 OZ AURORA SOFT PRINTS a.m. A 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. dinner will feature ssport BATH TISSUE t s 6 5 * turkey with all the trimmings. KRAFT of the At the bazaar, several shops will be in United Methodist Bazaar Piper City Saturday, Nov. 1 FROSTING *115 operation, including the Calico Knit shop, HORMEL 12 OZ BATH SOAP 89* Tumbleweed Plant shop, Kiddy Corner, Booths open at 8 a.m. KRAFT JE T PUFF 10 OZ GRAPE JELLY Christmas Corral, Woodshed, Stir and Spur Coffee hour 8-10 candy, and Bake shop. SPAM *1 33 MARSHMALLOWS 2 / 7 9 * Lunch 11-1:30 18 Oz. 58° Dinner tickets are available at the door or MRS.TUCKERS-42 OZ writing from church members. Soup, sandwich, dessert $2.75 adult CARAMELS 14-01 88* $1.50 under 10 PRAIRIE FARMS 2% M ILK SHORTENING 5109 PEANUT brittle m 7 5 * M / i •FROZEN- •DAIRY- $169 I G al (- U ' J AUNT JEMIMA PIUSBURY WANTADS With 55.00 Order BLUEBERRY CINNAMON «ory lee and really sell Rigsby Pharmacy EGGS W. A. Knocke R. Ph. 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TO 407 1 I • 1 CV-a Homo Phono 4*2-1550 Chatsworth, III. L / 1 •049*1500 1 1 i S1S.M Ortfor t GOOD AT COSTtLLVS OCT M M. M _ OOOO ATCO5TILl0'*0CT »M.4» Lmm *1.3* Without L Blueb Dippings from. . . . \ Holli ..it :uli .uni j,uuor volley b.ilj .p:.nl li.imltly de twogiirin iu.it. I,. - l uesday t gymnasium in • i i ii->v n th L Ri-i,i • - v \ point € u f l • pi t ilUll !i • • 1 tiif JV g.llllr ,.i ,i.i. which Kll’l/Ili.ll . i i . mg in With : A |. . ■ IV Bud 15 9 Lin . .. .1 ! , ullfll. tli.it .Ml, , 15-4, b Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Renner of Marshall John R. Ryan of Bloomington visited his dinner guests Tuesday at the borne of sister, Mrs. Mane Herr, at the Helen Lewis Mrs. Mary Teaford and Mrs Louise Smith Pavilion in Fairbury on Friday. Stoutemyer. They visited the Little School Museum while here and were quite impressed. Mrs. Evellyn Martin is a patient in Meiv nomte hospital. Bloomington. She fell Sunday Guests of Mrs. F.L. Livingston, the week of and broke her hip. Columbus Day were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Coventry, Eureka, Martha Coventry, More than thirty women and men met Kewanee and Elizabeth Coventry, IWU. Tuesday morning in the Education Building of the United Methodist church to remove items Some people have been “gleaning” or pick from the cupboards, wrap dishes in ing up corn left in the fields, as winter feed for newspapers and pack in boxes preparatory for squirrels or for other purposes. There is a moving. In the meantime at the new church scarcity of walnuts this year and the squirrels kitchen, women were washing the cupboards will need extra food. There is more com on the getting ready for dishes, silverware, pots and ground this year than last, as a result of the pans, etc. After washing and drying, the clean corn borer. Crops this year have suffered a items were stored. The men were busy with quadruple whammy from spring floods, hail, the heavier items, including two refrigerators, drought, and insects. In spite of all this most tables and chairs, all in preparation for the farmers did harvest something. It was not a church bazaar to be held on Saturday Oct. 25, Plaindealer Photo total crop failure. at the new ctiureh FOUR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS and one high school student were Chatsworth United Methodist Women hope prize-winning essays at cemetary services conducted by the Legion on Memorial Lawrence Schmid, Phoenix, Ariz. has presented with American Legion Medals and Certificates on Monday for their Day. High school student Debbie Rich (far right) received the award for her essay you have circled Saturday, Oct. 25, for their again been chosen by his company, Sperry outstanding essays written last Memorial Day. Jr. high students (L-R) Tina on Americanism, which she read at this year's Memorial Day services. annual bazaar. Flight Communication, to attend a defense convention being held in Atlanta, Georgia, Crawford, David Lindquist, Shane Dawson, and Paul Langan received the awards Legionnaire Warren Gillett presented the awards Carl E. Kyburz, Diplomate in Pharmacy, Oct. 20 thru 24. Lawrence is the son of the Dr for their essays on “ What Memorial Day Means to Me." The students read their formerly from this area, participated in his Schmid's of Chatsworth 40th reunion activities at Butler university in Indianapolis last week. Carl worked for Eli Lilly & Co. of that city before joining the Halloween musical Metropolitan hospital group in Detroit, Mich. Chatsworth United Methodist Women's Annual Bazaar Saturday. Oct. 25. in new Charlotte Homemakers church building The girls 4-H club is looking for a leader If anyone is interested, please call Meredith Miss Lon Friedman was guest of honor at a to be fun(d)raiser Langan, 635-5429 as soon as possible. tour Peoria highlights miscellaneous bridal shower at the Milford Ir Get on your dancin' shoes and practice hospital auxiliary as a fund-raising event. win home Friday evening, Oct. 17. Twenty-six Miss Lone Friedman was guest of honor at by Norma Burmeister your toe-tappin’! But this group, under the direction of Mrs. neighbors and friends enjoyed games and a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday, Oct. 12 Forty-one members and friends of the Jean Morron in 1953, when her ancestral home "Music Thru the Years, Act 11" is at it Betty Roberts, drew enthusiastic reviews at HA- . i. T ai viewing the presents. Hostesses were Darlene at the home of Mrs. Leon Sharp. Twenty-one Charlotte Homemaker’s Extension unit left at 305 N.E. Jefferson had to be demolished for again. their fair grandstand show, and promises to be Bluet.' : ! /. hat i Irwin. Violet Slalter, Angela Augsburger. guests were present from Country dub Hills, the Dehm Bus depot at 7:30a.m. Tuesday, Oct. the Interstate highway. She not only moved If you missed 'em at the Fairbury Fair, you fun-raising as well. m a t'''' i ' -nine Aileen Kemnetz and Bery l Irwin Hazelcrest, Macomb, Fairbury and 14, for a trip to Peona The first stop was at the her household furnishings but also the fine or can catch the local singers and dancers in a Tickets are available at the library, Kelly's Chatsworth. Hostesses for the afternoon were Northern Regional Research Center of the namental iron fence, the oncehighly polished Halloween performance Oct. 31, 7:30 p.m. at and The Pub, Chatsworth; hospital snack bar, Bud and Barbara Herr, together with Mr. Mrs. Leon Sharp and Mrs. Harvey Ashman United States Department of Agriculture. The brass rails from the porch, the silver Weatview Grade school. Walton's, Ben Franklin, Bell, Book and and Mrs. Robert E. McGlynn of Belleville, and Mias Friedman and Loren Stiles will be mar unit was divided into snail groups and toured nameplate on the front doors, the gas lighting The Melody Four, a female barbershop Candle, Barth’s, Fairbury; Unzickers Jewelry son Larry, motored to South Bend, Indiana to ried Nov. 1, at the United Methodist church in the facilities. The major part of the research fixtures which had been converted to electrici quartette will also be featured. And there'll be and Freeland Plumbing and Heating, Forrest; see the Notre Dame-Army football game Chatsworth. effort is in com, wheat, grain, sorghum, soy ty, and a marble mantlepiece for the fireplace. a candy treat for the kids, too. Dr. McIntosh's office. Piper City, as well as in While in South Bend, they were the dinner beans, and new crops. This center has gained The Victorian mansion has 11 rooms, three The program is sponsored by the Fairbury stores in Colfax, Cropsey and Strawn Mrs. Evelyn Bitner of Chatsworth accom guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Maloney and worldwide scientific and technical recognition large halls, a full basement, four stairways, panied her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. their new son. Anthony IV. Also in attendance for their many accomplishments. five fireplaces, and a very large attic. The Loyal Collins of Lockport to Rockville, Ind. on were Mrs. Mary Chookie, the great grand Everyone enjoyed a delicious luncheon solid brick walls are 15 inches thick. GOP candidates plan Nov. 1 caravan Tuesday where they camped trtil Saturday mother and Dorothy McGlynn and Michael with all the trimmings in the private dining The next stop was at St. Mary’s Cathedral. morning. They attended festivities at the McGlynn, students at St. Mary’s and Notre room at Jumer's Castle Lodge of Chicken Von This is a gothic cathedra) built about 1885 and Several Republican Party candidates have and briefly talk with prospective voters. Covered Bridge festival including a bus tour of Dame respectively. Jumer's. completely renovated in 1932. Its beautiful organized a motor caravan through the covered bridges, pig roast and Billy Creek The group then proceeded to the Pettingill- stained glass windows depict a history of the The following schedule has been Ijvingston county on Saturday, Nov. 1. Village. Morron House. This historical mansion is a church. In the second balcony is the beautiful developed: Fairbury, 9-9:15 a.m.; Forrest, A calliope will lead the caravan and Chatsworth United Methodist Women unique preservaton of the life of one Peoria Wicks organ, built especially for the cathedral 9:25-35; Chatsworth, 9:50-10; Cullom, announce the arrival of the procession in each 10.15-10 25; Sauneinin. 10:40-10:50; Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyers of Mon- Bazaar open for sales and for coffee hour 8:30 family for almost 150 years. It visibly portrays by the Wicks Organ Company of Highland. town The candidates intend to make a swing tkxDo. Ind. were guests over the weekend at a.m. on Oct. 25. noon lunch 11 a m. to 2 p.m.; a way of living, gone, probably never to be Mrs. Martha Knipp was a former organist for 1110 a.m.-12 10p.m.; Odell, 12:20-12:30; through the business district in each the home of Mrs. Amanda Dassow. supper 5 to 7 p.m recaptured. many years and played a few numbers so the Cornell. 12:50-1. Streator. 1:15-1:30; Ixmg community, where candidates will emerge Moses Pettengill, a hardware merchant, group could hear the beautiful instrument Point, 1:45-1:55; F'lanagan, 2:10-2:25; from Salisbury. New Hampshire built this The hostesses for the day were Mrs. Mar Graymont, 2 30-2 40; and Pontiac, 2:50 Usual bazaar booths for selection of crafts, Joe and Ruth Hubly were in DeKalb Satur house in 1868. After several families occupied tha Knipp and Mrs. Ursula McGreal. A great country store, candy, etc., 1:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. day as guests of their daughter Ellen at Nor the house the property was acquired by Miss time was had by all.' at new Chatsworth United Methodist church, thern Illinois University Parents Day ac Saturday. Oct. 25 tivities. W hether 10 kilometer race at Piper Nov. 1 itfs 6 months Merchants plan for holidays or 30 months, at A 10 kilometer foot race will be held on the "Howland 10,000” trophy. Medals will Chatsworth merchants met for a brief merchants decided to hold a drawing for per Saturday, Nov. 1 in Piper City. be given to the first five finishers in each of Fairbury Federal, meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 21, to finalize sons 17 and under on Dec. 20. Children will be The race, starting at 10:30 a.m., is five age classificatins for men and for women. Halloween and Christmas celebration plans. able to sign up for that drawing at any one of sponsored by the Ford Central Council on time is money. School supt. James Langan reported that the participating businesses on the day of the Drug Education and Howland Chrysler- A one mile fun run will begin at 10 a.m. the children will leave the school at 2:30 p.m. drawing. Plymouth Applications for the race are available on Friday, Oct. 31 for the march in costume to Noble Pearson reported that the American The overall winner’s name will be placed from Durk Parker, Piper City. the downtown area. Children will proceed l>egion committee in charge of next year's Short Tferm . . . down Locust street from Fourth street to the community sale has set the date for Feb. 21. 6 MONTH fire station, during which time their costumes will be judged by masked judges. Then they The next meeting of Chatsworth Merchants MONEY will return and merchants will pass out candy is Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Participating CERTIFICATE* and treats to the kindergarten through fifth businesses will pick up their Christmas draw grade children. Prizes for best costumes will ing tickets and ticket collection boxes at that Rate Available: be announced and awarded later. time. Businessmen interested in participating P ro te c t Oct. 23 to Oct. 2t, 1M0 In addition to the major gift drawings to be in the Christmas drawing can contact Richard held Dec. 6, 13, and 20 for adults 18 and over. 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Haxaay Campaign CammlM— ; B n w H w y , Tr— w r l i t -\ Bluebirds win one, drop one Over The Years Hi*! .a s ii> .itkl j .u u im varsit) Bluebird back to challenge the Bluebirds in the second Ih. in ,i „ame. Hi-n losing the next two by vollej ball | :.t i handily defeated Cornell in game with an early lead Chatsworth tied up s< oi. s -Ho and jo-15 Mary Maxson led the ITEMS OF /MEREST two-gaiin ni.it In - Luesday night at the Diller the game at 12-12, then went ahead on scores s> oi ling effort in the first and thud games w ith T AKE\ FROM THE FILES OF gyiniiasiiiin in ' hiisv. iith by Corinne Boruff and Kelly l ee sc. eii and nine points. lb in-' w points and Janet Kap- Becky Weber and Trudy Fellers shared Ihe • a I'M I \ squad lost the match in three 7 7 /f. ( H i 7 s U OK TH PL A l\U E A LER pel null i the JV push to tin* first high scoring honors in the first game w, ith four -alia s w;;h s. "irs oi 12 15, la-18 and 7-15 goille o ,i ! winch ended 15-ti. Chen points each. Kelly l.ee led the scoring in tile se I aim Hot nickel was high scorer m Ihe w inning Kiet/iu.ii mg in tile second game cond game with six points game with eight points. with \ | 11 , IV Birds won that game I M.st Thursday. Oct. 16, the Birds dropped a III.- Bluebirds tinsel to Cullom .hi Ihur.s- the Sauneminites had collected 19 of tte 15 9 pair of matches against Saunennn. '*•'> t I • meal 1 1 1 ■paint, and •n 1 ui*s- 10 Years ago coveted markers while the Chatsworthites bad i in > .i 30 Years ago pulverized Cornell in the The junior varsity squad lost after three d.i\ (let 28 th. \ meet FaidCeiiti a. in Piper but a paltry six. first g.iii Nov. 5, 1970 l.i-t, hut Cornell came hard fought games, beating S.mnemm 15-1(1 in < its Oct 26. 1950 Mias Catherine Irene I-ahey, 67, dfed in Dr William .Matthias. 1945 graduate of The Catherine Kmttles estate residence Peoria Oct. 11. Funeral services were held in Chatsworth High school, will he the guest property was sold at auction Wednesday Peoria on Tuesday with burial in Chatsworth speaker for the 1970 Chatsworth alumni afternoon to Mr and Mrs Wayne Wenzel of cemetery. association dinner Guthrie for $2,850, The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and John Flessner, 77, rural Cullom. was dead Mrs. Frank Herr was observed Sunday at the on arrival at Fairbury hospital Oct 29 He Three young Pontiac girls were struck down when they stepped into the path of a car Herr home. Miss Odessa Wade and F.H. Herr married Sylvia Haag Jan 29. 1919 at Cullom driven by Mrs Ray Marr of Chatsworth at the were married Oct. 10, 1906. John Marsh of Derry, Pa., was named intersection of route 116 and Elm St. in A dinner was given at the home of Mr. and plant manager of the Chatsworth division of Mrs. Henry Homickel on Sunday, the occasion Nichois-Honieshield. Inc and began working Pontiac The children darted from behind a west bound vehicle which the Marr car was being their 23rd wedding anniversary, also the in the Chatsworth plant this week meeting. birthdate of Mrs. Frank Hummel. The Chatsworth Bluebirds showed the Mr and Mrs. James Haberkorn returned Forrest Eskimos just who w as going to lie boss Sunday from their wedding trip to Nebraska. this year as they raced over the FSW team, 57-G Word was received in Chatsworth today 60 Years ago that James Entwistle died in Aurora at 11 a.m. He has been a life-long resident at Chatsworth Oct. 21, 1920 and was 94 years old this past September. A message Wednesday morning conveyed 20 Years ago the sad news to Ray Marr that his brother Vernon had been killed in a coal mine in New Nov 3. I960 40 Years ago Mexico. paindealer Photo Mr.- Velma Lindquist, 71. died Monday Bert Roberts lost the end of the middle afternoon in the Ford county nursing home. Oct 17. 1940 finger of his left hand a few days ago when the jgion on Memorial She was horn in Piper City, daughter of I anus digit became caught in a com elevator. and Amelia Wienand Meisenhelder. She was Mrs. Kathryn Johnson of Chenoa and Award for her essay Vernon Bayston of Gilman were married in Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilbur Edwards are the married to Omer Lindquist Dec. 28, 1910. rial Day services. the Chatsworth Lutheran church Sunday proud parents of a baby boy, bom Oct. 8. The Aden Frick and Miss Shirley Venezia of afternoon. newborn has been named Wilbur Junior. Picayune. Miss., were married Oct. 22. Miss Helen Fraher of Chatsworth became Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Newman, of The CHS Bluebirds picked up their seventh the bride of Raymond Goodrich of Fairbury in Odell, a girl, bom Oct. 19. The mother will be w in of the season Friday night at home against a simple ceremony Saturday. The bride is the remembered as Miss Edith Franey. Onarga High school by a score of 38-0 daughter of Ixiuis Fraher of Chatsworth. School has closed in Charlotte for three Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diller of St Klino are Miss Vivan Koehler of Chatsworth and weeks so that the children can help with the ical the parents of a new daughter. Julie Ann. born husking Oct 26 Mr and Mrs Orlo Diller of Thomas Burns of Monticello were united in a Chatsworth are paternal grandparents. single ring ceremony Oct. 14 in Palmyra, Mo. Chatsworth gridders pushed one of the Mr and Mrs Robert Fields are the parents lightest Cullom teams of recent years all over A ^ of a son. born Oct. 31. He has a 15 month old 100 Years ago the gridirons Friday to pile up a 25-6 victory. brother, Roger Strawn’s new Catholic church was Nov. 6, 1880 Mr and Mrs Bevard Cabbage are the The Hon. S.T. Fosdick of Chatsworth has i fund-raising event. parents of a son, born Oct. 26. Grandparents formerly dedicated Tuesday at 10 a.m. by Jler the direction of Mrs. Bishop J.H. Schlarman of Peoria. opened a law office in this town, in J.B. Plank HA Tumi Nornickel sends one over the Plamdealer Photo are Mr and Mrs Paul Cabbage and Mr and Esq’s office, where he may be consulted on (enthusiastic reviews at Mrs. Farl Stow, all of Chatsworth. Miss Mary Willstead leased her residence uw, and promises to be Bl'J.'l.a’ I .*.ho! proved to be a three-game losing Weber in the background and Corinne Boruff. property to Clyde Wilson. legal matters. m a t '1’ . ‘ .unemin last Thursday night Sarah foreground watch Mr. and Mrs Miles Kurtenbach of Roberts This city came near experiencing a tie at the library, Kelly's arc the parents of a son. Miles Edward, Jr. conflagration Oct. 31. Some boys had built a |>rth; hospital snack bar, born Oct. 10. bonfire in the rear of E.A. Bang’s drugstore. It klin, Bell, Book and Oct. 16 marked the 50th wedding had almost reached the building before bury; Unzickers Jewelry anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. someone discovered it, and with the ng and Heating, Forrest; Albert King. application of a few pails of water put out the | Piper City, as well as in Mrs Marie Hoppe, a long time resident of fire. ey and Strawn. Charlotte and Chatsworth communities, John Ixidwig, while passing through a passed her 90th birthday anniversary woods in Pike county. Pa., encountered an Tuesday. enormous rattlesnake, seven feet long, which he killed after a severe fight, the snake once throwing the man to the ground. The reptile 50 Years ago had 18 rattles, which, with the skin, are to be prospective voters. sent to the Smithsonian Institute at | schedule has been Oct 16. 1930 Washington 9-9 15 a.rn.; Forrest, Michael Fitzmaurice, 52. born and raised to On Oct. 20, Henry Allnutt of the Piper City , 9:50-10; Cullom, manhood in Chatsworth, died Friday morning ADVERTISER, answered the great question 10 40-10:50; Dwight, in Chicago. He left Chatsworth in 1898 and and took unto himself Miss S. Addie Odell, 12:20-12:30; engaged in the insurance brokerage business Carpenter. A friend communicates the leator. 1 15-1:30; Ixing in Chicago. following to the ADVERTISER. 1 Flanagan, 2:10-2:25; The winning streak of the local gridiron "A bright and smiling future, Dan’ land Pontiac, 2:50. squad went into reverse last Friday afternoon Your paper grow in size, at Saunemin and at the end of the playing And you a glad and happy man, session a tabulation of the scores showed that For you have got a prize."
ths onths, a t Federal, WANT THAT 5 money. "WARM ALL OVER Term... JTH FEELING NEXT Y IFICATE* • • CHRISTMAS? Plaindealei Photo ? Available; to oct. 2t. m o VOLLEYBALL ISN'T OFTEN a religious experience, but for these junior JOIN THE varsity players it seemed that a little prayer wouldn't hurt to get that ball back RENT RATE over the net Mary Maxson is seated on the floor with Cheri Kietzman kneeling behind her while Kristin Feely watches from a more "elevated'' position The JV CLUB. .657% team beat Cornell in two quick games IUAL YIELD • I • Fairbuy Jaycees 2nd Annual Tin I'airlmrv Inli r;il < hrisimas (Tub. (lull is. Plamdealer Photo Ami. jiisi I'm npi'ii iiiLf a new Christinas ( lull Xamiiii lm ui least XI per week, you'll receive mu' .170% TDUI r fc 1 l F RS managed to tip the ball over, but Saunemin players were Haunted House nl ihe handsome iiiinfs shown here. F.acli imijf is s prohibit the right ‘h< > 'early to smash it onto the Bluebird playing floor The Birds lost this blue and features some of your favorite rustic assume? rein matet a : i t .munemin last Thursday, but came back to soundly trounce winter scenes It'll be the perfect container lor Corno'l ‘w"• name match Tuesday night, t to change at voni favorite colil weather bcvcruifc. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER While vou’rc warmimi yourself with your favorite Thurs., Oct. 23, 1980 Sat., hci eruife. you'll also have a pretty warm Ieeliiuf all Page Five over, knowiiti* you're Imihlinif a “nest etfif' for inual Yield f | # Oct. 25 next Christmas thru Sat., I'airlmrv federal Christmas Club Accounts can be 2.421% opened anytime after November 1, and cheeks arc ie U S. Nov. 1 dfsi ribitted at the end of next < >etobcr. Christinas yield com Club Veeounts earn .V'u'ki interest when left on re s t is d ep o sit fo r t lie cm ire term O pening t , 7:00 P .M . B 4556 1521 FAIRBURY FEDERAL Tickets $1.00 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION nrtM cjt. Kcount 1212 Towanda Avenue, Bloomington, IL. 61701 (309) 828 4356 r ttw two ana on. mu vMr 118 North Third Street. Fairbury, IL 61739 I ln t ffK t Lo cated a t (815) 892-3321 F a irb u ry 210 Veto Street. Chenoa. IL 61726 FSLIC Fairgrounds (815) 945-7764 FSLIC
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This week’s issues of the Cornbelt Press Offitial Sped newspapers in Ijvingston county contain the Plaindealer Photo official publication of real estate assessment changes in the southeast quadrant of the coun BAZAAR CHAIRMEN Madie Klehm (left) and Marilyn and quilts to stuffed toys and dolls to Christmas and ty Dehm (right) display the craft projects of United Thanksgiving decorations, the projects will be priced Avoca, Indian Grove and Belle Prairie Methodist Women as they await this Saturday's annual from 50 cents up and will be sold at booths at the bazaar. township lists are published in The Fairbury bazaar. Projects were completed at home and at the Doors open at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 25 at the new Blade. Pleasant Ridge, Forrest and Fayette Monday craft days held since September in the Methodist Methodist church building and the bazaar ends at 7 p.m. townships appear in the Forrest News; education building. Ranging in scope from baby booties Meals will be available at the church. Charlotte, Chatsworth and Germanville townships appear in the Chatsworth c&A toiionai mmndmint Plaindealer; while Saunemin and Sullivan OFFICIAL SPECIMEN BALLOT PROPOSED AMENDMENT| townships are in the Cullom Chronicle. Computer aids The publication is being made in accor SECTIONS 1, 2 AND 3 OF ART dance with the law by Duane C. Kieswetter, GENERAL ELECTION (Legislative Article) Club builds haunt supervisor of assessments. soil conservation The livingston county board of review will What evil lurks in the hearts of men? NOVEMBER 4, 1980 Explanation of Proposed Amendn the Swamp, Dracula's room, Frankenstein’s be in session now through Nov. 14 to hear com Only the Shadow knows... room, the Guillotine, the laboratory, and the plaints. And the Jaycees. Plenty of shadows will Insane Asylum. It's not your typicaFB&ur*-' Effects of Conservation Tillage as a The purpose of the Amendment is to reduce tl LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS of Representatives from 177 to 118 members a n d | lurk just around the comer when the Fairbury sloping, rocking floors, and a mystery maze deterrent to Soil Erosion, was one of the election o^na ^tpresentative from each of 118 Jaycee second annual Haunted House opens are thrown in for fun. computer calculations demonstrated through its creaking door Saturday for an eight day Behind the scenes, Jaycees will move the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency County Board District No. 4 run. through the built-in "dead space,” so toapeak,. sponsored ADAPT System. Paul Koch, W. E. For the -proposed Amendment to Last year’s maiden effort drew more than Gates and Associates presented finalized providing “little goodies" along the way, says Sections I, 2 and 3 of Article IV of 1,600 ticket holders, but this year's haunted Rick Dawson, a member of the haunted house computations to a combined meeting of the the Constitution (Legislative A rti- house, which promises to be even more scary, crew. Livingston County Soil and Water should top the 2,000 mark, according to Gary For those who retain an appetite, the Jayet Conservation District and the Advisory- cle). Jasper, project chairman. tes will sell hot dogs and hot chocolate near the Committee. Complete with flashing strobes and spooky mansion. The computer based system demonstrates monsterous masks, the special effects are a method of using stored information in a County Clerk. PROPOSED AMENDMENT guaranteed to make the stoutest soul shiver in liOcated on the Fairbury Fairgrounds, next variety of different ways. The utilization of - SEC T IO N 8 OF ARTICLE [ his socks. such a system may be installed on a state to Floral hall, the Haunted House opens at 7 ® ^ (Delinquent Tax Sale) Guided by the Jayettes, patrons will tour p.m., Oct. 25 through Nov. 1. wide basis. INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS The joint meeting of the District Board and Explanation of Proposed Amends the Advisory Committee also was for the 1. Insert your ballot card with both hands. f ------/ ------A The proposed Amendment deals only with purpose of discussion on the Erosion and 2. Be sure the pins are through the two holes. term tax ddnqiivncv on commercial, industrial, Sediment Control Guidelines. The Advisory large multi-suit residential properties. It has School Calendar School Lunch Committee1' has been In the process of 3. Hold punching device Mi'alght up and down. family homes, farms, or apartment buildings root reviewing the guidelines and making the Press down firmly opposite the candidate The present Illinois law attempts to platl necessary recommendations for livingston candidates and propositions of your choice. delinquent properties hack on the tax rolls sfM non-payment of property taxes by the owner. Td v J k______J county. 4. Check each office title and proposition for treasurer conducts an auction, or “scavenger fa!4 The group determined that there should be the number to be voted. bidder receives a tax sale certificate. 1 three public information meetings on the Eolldtkng ALe scavenger sale, the Constitu THURSDAY, Oct. 23 MONDAY, Oct. 27 Erosion and Sediment Control Guidelines. Since 1974 the year 5. If you incorrectly punch, tear, or deface the the 55MPH speed the delin^fcot Wrier 2 years to redeem or buy I 6:30 p.m. - Volleyball at Tri-Point. Bus Hamburger, french fries, pudding, cookie, These meetings would be in varied locations in ballot card or ballot card envelope, return it high bidder cannot obtain title to the property milk. limit began it s been leaves at 5:30. the county to accommodate the public as It to the election judge for another on.- redemption period has elapsed. FRIDAY, Oct. 24 TUESDAY, Ocxt. 28 ibe biggest (actor in much as possible. Following the public reducing highway 6. Remove ballot card, place it in the bale t card The proposed Am endm ent would allow jkhe I 5-7 p.m. - H.O.T. Chili Supper, tickets on Spaghetti, cole slaw, fruit, bread/butter, reduce the 2
Communist BARBARA A. BROWNE ...... 80
A Proven Energy Saver! • • SOLD Roger Bachtold 6924402 Communist M A R K J. A L M B E R G ...... 81 D e m o c r a t JOHN P. QUILLIN Carol Zimmerman 635-3770 ^1 G E N l M E / Herb Wiser Heart ■'America 692 33 58 W orkers JILL H. HILL...... 82 REALTORS Sandy Schrof 6578788 World R epublic* TOM CORCORAN Sue McDonald 692-3721 W orkers - * B e tte r SHARON K. SINDELAR ...... 83 H o m e s Elba Nussbaum 657 8319 World Ron Watkins 692-2213 'w'° H olds in Heat' W orkers Alma Eide 692-3885 WILLIE JAMES HILI...... 84 Keeps Out’Cold F airbi/i \ World -..ft'S ^ v l£ T THE/ ('at Barnes b92-2887 Socialist Fncitepresentative in the Gensyal| ^ S U N ^ F Randall Kiper 692 2294 SUSAN E. BROWNE ...... 85 ^® W orkers 7 WORK FOR YOU 1 Saves Fuel! : /Thirty-Eighth LexialaUvs : © W (Vote for One, Two. or ’ Socialist DAVID W. TUCKER ...... 86 CRYSTAL CLEAR FLEXIBLE SHATTERPROOF W orkers FAIRBURY ONE BEDROOM PROPERTY Excellent i PRICE IS RIGHT! See this newly painted two rental income or affordable home for beginners Socialist DONALD J. HANRAHAN ...... 87 , •tory on E Elm now Formal dining with W orkers D em octttit PEG McDONNELL BRESj built-in china, baautiful oak woodwork, FOUR BEDROOM RANCH with three open stairway, a home for comfort bathrooms, first level family room, two Libertarian RICHARD RASMUSSEN ...... 88 COMPLETELY REMODELED HOME fireplaces, excellent location Dcmoffitic TIM L . H A L L ...... Fuaplaca, new kitchen, naw bathroom, new CHATSWORTH aiding, naw garage, new landscaping lust Libertarian W ILLIA M R. M IT C H E L L ...... 89 FIVE ACRES, 7000 BIRD POULTRY RepubW*. B E T T Y J . HOX8 E Y . waiting for a naw owner Call now for showing, 37.SOO. HOUSE. FOUR BEDROOM HOME between Chatsworth and Cullom Also has good crib, Libertarian JA M E S D. M cC A W L E Y ...... 90 Repubi^ ©FOMAS W. EWING . LOW HEATING BILLS Wall insulated, no 2Vi car garage, etc A real opportunity to maintenance siding, large rooma, good •n)oy country living and supplement Citicens D E N IS E B. R O SE ...... 9 1 FLEX-O-QLASS IS SO EASY TO FLEX-O-QLASS COSTS SO location near hoapital, 3 or 4 bedrooms income HOME PROTECTION PLAN PUT UP-ANYONE CAN DO (T! LTTTLE-ANYONE CAN AFFORD ITI DUPLEX ~ Let the rents make your TWO STQRY WITH HOME PROTECTION payments and an toy the benefits of tax CUT n u « « u w TO size •mr Run ft PLAN -- Appliances, drapes, carpeting, full Citixena ANDY KORSAGE-NORMAN ... 92 TACK OVIK SCRUMS ' * * ’* Wide shelter Two available. dry basement Excellent condition WINDOW oeCNtWOSI 60aim ir AT Widths 'I MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW to see this GRACIOUS TWO STORY -- For the family Citixena JOHN ROSSEN ...... 93 spacious two story on large lot Two wood that enjoys having friends over. Custom WARP BROS. CMcmao $0451 Fiw««n in F lfitic , Smct 1*24 fake this ad 10 your Hardware.'are. Lumber or Bldg Supply StoStore burning fireplaces, new kitchen and bath drapes, formal dining room, attachad Accept no aubatrtutea—Get top quality FLEX-O-QLAi Formal dining room. Fenced yard garage A home for living Call today
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A year and one week since groundbreaking organising tty kitchen, AFTER WAITING nearly two weeks at the new Methodist church property, the finishing the carpeting, and myriad for the stained 8 0 M windows to be members of the United Methodist church o< recut after finding out they did not fit, Chatsworth anticipate moving into their new Methodist men were finally able to building this coming Sunday. After the regular The first regular service at the O I finish installing all (he windows in the service at the old building, members will building will be held Sunday, Nov. 1 sanctuary on Tuesday morning. march together over to the new property where they will have a benediction in the sanctuary. Love is Final work that was completed this week included putting the stained glass windows into the sanctuary, building the platform and skin-deep. choir loft, moving the organ, moving and Give Blood. Cl th e » THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER good Thurs., Oct. 23, 1980 + neighbor. Page Seven The Americaa led Croet
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SECTIONS I, 2 AND 3 OF ARTICLE IV For President and Vice-President of the United States (Legislative Article) TO V O TE A (Vote for One Pair) For United States Senator STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOT (Vote for One) Explanation of Proposed Amendment PUNC H THE PARTY OF YOUR CHOICE JIMMY CARTER Democratic ALAN J. DIXON ...... 59 Democratic The purpose of the Amendment is to reduce the size of the House WALTER F. MONDALE ...... 41 of Representatives from 177 to 118 member* and to provide for the election o£..j>ne Representative from each of 118 districts. Republican DAVID C. O’NEAL ...... 60 D EM O C R A TIC P A R T Y ...... 22
RONALD REAGAN Communist CHARLES F. W ILSON...... 61 For the proposed Amendment to Republican GEORGE BUSH . YES 5 _ * 43 Sections 1, 2 and 3 of Article IV of W orkers MICHAEL SORIANO...... 62 the Constitution (Legislative Arti* World NO R E P U B L IC A N P A R T Y ...... 24 d e ). 6 — ► G U S H A L L Socialist BURTON LEE ARTZ ...... 63 Communist W orkers ANGELA Y. DAVIS 45 It) ( Ifrli. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO I ibertarian BRUCE GREEN ...... 64 • SECTION 8 OF ARTICLE IX CO M M U N IST P A R T Y ...... 2f» ® ® (Delinquent Tax Sale) W orkers DEIRDRE GRISWOLD Citizens SIDNEY LENS ...... 65 World LARRY HOLMES 47 Explanation of Proposed Amendment Bs. The proposed Amendment deals only w ith the problem of long W O R K E R S W O RLD P A R T Y ...... 28 lies. term tax delinquency on commercial, industrial, vacant non-farm, and larg e multi-mu residential properties. It has no effect on single- Socialist CLIFTON DEBERRY Idown. fnm ilr homes, farms, or apartment buildings containing 6 or less, units. W orkers MATILDE ZIMMERMANN 49 For Trustees of the University of Illinois lidate The present Illinois law attempts to place long-standing tax hoice. delinquent properties back on the tax rolls sifter 5 or more years of (Vote for Three) non-payment of property taxes by the owner. To this end, the county SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY 30 In for treasurer conducts an auction, or "scavenger tale”, at which the high EI) C L A R K bidder receives a tax sale certificate. Libertarian Democratic NINA T. SHEPHERD ...... 69 D A V ID KOCH ...... 5 1 . . . ie the Folldfo*r ihe scavenger sale, the Constitution now guarantees the delin^fcot ^n n e r 2 years to redeem or buy back the property. The Democratic ARTHUR R. VELASQUEZ .... 70 lurn it high bidder zannot obtain title to the property until after this 2-year LIBERTARIAN PARTY 32 redemption pariml has elapsed. BARRY COMMONER Democratic ROBERT J. LENZ ...... The proposed Amendment would allow jkhe General Assembly to Citizens 71 |t card LaDONNA HARRIS ...... 53 _ ti.dlot reduce the 2-ycar redemption period to no IsfS than 90 days following Republican LAWRENCE W. GOUGLER ... 72 CITIZENS PARTY 3 1 For thepnqeosed Amendment to Sec tion 8 of: Article IX of the Constitu JOHN B. ANDERSON Republican DEAN E. MADDEN ...... 73 1 7 _ * . Independent tion to authorise the General Assem - YES PATRICK J. LUCEY ...... 55 MRS. GAI.EY S. DAY bly tq^ednofr the redemption period IF YOU HAVE VOTED A STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOT Republican 74 followflif^eTOiin tax sales which oc- NO 18 ' ■ ■ > AND DO NOT WISH TO SPLIT YOUR BALLOT. TURN TO THE JUDICIAL RETENTION AN1) PROPOSITION cur after property taxes have not PAGE(S) AND COMPLETE YOUR VOTING. MORE CANDIDATES LISTED been paidrfor (5 ) years. ON FOLLOWING PAGE
Page s — Livingston County Page 9 — Livingston County Face 6 —’Uvfngivlon C ouat) Page 7 — Livingston County BALLOT FOR JUDICIAL CANDIDATES SEEKING RETENTION IN OFFICE ote on the Proposition with respect to ail or any of the • # ■Judges listed on this ballot. No Judge listed is running For Circuit Clerk against any other Judge. The sole question is whether (Vote for One) each Judge shall he retained in his present office.” For Representative in Congress Supreme Court Judge Eifteeath Congressional Dhtrift (Vote for One) Shall ROBERT ( . UNDERWOOD he YES ______. . 79 relained in office as Judge of the Republican JU D Y C R E M E R ...... 118 Supreme Court. 4th Judicial District? NO 156 ------^ . 80 For County Board Member District No. 4 (Vote for Four) # • For State’s Attorney . 81 D em ocrat^ JOHN P. QUILLIN ...... 100 (Vote for One) .. 82 Republic* TOM CO RCO RAN ...... 10 1 Republican C. DAVID VOGEL ...... 121 Appellate Court Judge . 83
Shall JAM ES C. CRAVEN be retain- YES . 84 For Coroner (Vote for One) ed in office as Judge of the Annellate Court, tth Judicial District? NO . 85 Fncfkepresentative in the Genaynl Assembly 1« 1 — ► Thirty-Eighth LsgisUtivs District Republican KEITH P. VonQUALEN 124 9 V (Vote for One, Two. or Thfo*) Y . 86 i
.. 87, DemocWtd p e g M cDo n n e l l b r e s l in .. 106 Circuit Court Judge . 88 Democratic TIM L. HALL ...... 107 Shall WILLIAM T. CAISLEY be re r t * YES 1« 5 — ► . 89 . . 108 tained in office as Judge .of the Cir- RepuWWa*1 BETTY J. HOX8EY ...... Republican FRANK L. LIVINGSTON ...... 14 7 cuit Court, 11th Judicial Circuit? NO 166 ^ . 90 .. 109 Repubti^t ^pOMAS W. EWING ...... Republican RONALD W. FLESSNER ...... 14 8 . 91 Republican DURWOOD STEWART ...... 149 . 92 Republican STANLEY R. WEBER ...... 150 . 93 Shall WILLIAM M. ROBERTS be re- YES 170 — ^ talned in office as Judge of the Cir- cuit Court, 11th Judicial Circuit 7 NO 1 7 1 — ^
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. O <» PUB Bluebird line checks Milford Public Notice Is here! Revenue Act of 18 3 9 that A hard-hitting Bluebird line kept Milford Stiles with five unassisted and six. assisted Chatsworth scored in the second, third, and for the 1980 Assessment from connecting on any pass attempts during tackles and Dave Clark with three unassisted fourth quarters on 3- and 2-yd. runs by Dave The Livingston County Roberts, and a 2-yd. run by Mike Carrico. last Friday night ’s 20-14 victory for the Birds. and nine assisted tackles. Not far behind, 20, 1980 through Nov. 14, racking up 12 tackle points each, were Brian Milford scored in the second quarter on a In a see-saw game, the offensive line enabled from 1.30 to 4 P.M. Ourir the Birds to control the ball for a nine-minute Steidinger and Kirk Thomsen. John Frye and 16-yd run by Robert Rogers and in the fourth quarter on a 4-yd. run by John longest. Clerk of the Board of Revl 80-yd. drive to a touchdown during the third Scott Hoelscher each had 11 tackle points, and « quarter, and kept Chatsworth in control of the Chris Sheppard and Joe Weber had 10 apiece. The Bluebirds are now 3-2 in Vermilion hall for a solid four-minute drive in the fourth Quarterback Brian Feely connected on five Valley play, and will attempt to bring their quarter. of eight passes to add 88 yards to the Bird's record to 4-2 this Friday as they meet the leading the way on the line were Darryl offensive game Forrest Eskimos at home. LIVINGSTON Cf CHAT!
owners na* f HABFPkOPN JOHr A BECAUSE OCTOBER is Porkfest month, Livingston Back row: Nancy Ifft, Fairbury; Shirley Carroll, Pontiac; 1> HABERKORN Rose h County Porkettes are sharing some of their families’ Jana Lehmann, Strawn; Ellen Hankes, Fairbury; Donna HABERKORN FOanCIS (, J favorite pork recipes The county Porkette group Henkel and Katrina. Graymont; Janice Melss, Fairbury. CHATSwORTH TRUST includes: (front row, from left) Sarah Uphoff, Graymont; C/O OILIER ALLEN The Porkette membership is open to wives of Pork GFRDES HELEN Peg Blunier, Fairbury, Judy Bachtold, Strawn, Denise GERBRACHT LOPRAINf MR Brown and Shannon, Fairbury; Jan Miller and Chad, Producers or anyone interested in promoting pork, according to president Judy Bachtold. C/0 GERBRACHT A C ha tsw orth KERBER nark xI PEER vERDa C/0 POORE J NUSSBAUM 0E AN L 7, GFROES LE ROY E 7. Local ladies urge public to fork pork GERDES ANTON E gepdes ALLEN v f, j a October is Porkfest month, and to celebrate, the Livingston County Bachtold, adding that the group is independent and not government- k ip fe r veroa Porkettes are promoting their product. affiliated. C/0 HOPRE J Often, cooks limit their pork cooking to chops, says Porkette presi In addition, the group sponsors a local pork queen, who is also DILLER TILE co INC dent Judy Bachtold, rural Strawn. To change that way of thinking, the qualified to speak about the product. This year’s queen, Jeanne Car- CILLER TILE co INC co INC Porkettes are taking their campaign to the grocery stores. They’ll be roll of rural Pontiac, will compete in the state contest in January. En DILLER TILF CLARK GRACE L at Weber's IGA, Fairbury, on Saturday from 10 am. to 2 p.m., handing tries for next year's county queen are still open for women ages 17 to 21 SWIFT VERNF E out pork literature and samples of ground pork. A similar demonstra who are the daughters of pork producers, says Mrs. Bachtold. hAYSLETT IRA tion is planned at Dave's Supermarket. Fairbury . at a later date, Mrs. In November, the group will sponsor a microwave oven com TOOLEY jAVES C i, K D Bachtold says. parison workshop, open to the public. The place and date will be an SOREY CHARLFS C f, V Organized on national, state and local levels, the Porkettes are nounced later, Mrs. Bachtold says. Clark happld e i, g l designed to educate the public about pork products. the LIVINGSTON'OF CH "We work hand in hand with the Pork Producers," says Mrs. This week, the Porkettes share some of their favorite pork recipes. LUTSON HELEN J KUHRING PI PC IE M Plaindealer Photo BRAND TwpE'AS P A J| QUICK SAUSAGE CASSEROLE SAUSAGE-POTATO CASSEROLE PENNFTT *I lLIS Su Donna Henkel STEAKS AND STUFFING EIGHTH GRADE AND SEVENTH GRADE students Teresa Sheppard, LaJeana Durham; (front, L-R) Angie Jeanne Carroll Peg Blunier MOOTZ THOMAS P Dohman, Peggy Augsburger, manager, and Shawn Stein. 1 lb. sausage TENNANT ALVIN playing on the "A" team basketball squad this year are Livingston County Pork Queen Brown and drain 1 lb. sausage. Mix MOOTZ T MQV A S (rear, L-R) Judy Haberkorn, Sarah Weber, Teri Saxton. Lynn Haberkorn and Dottie Culkin are not pictured. 1 can cream of mushroom soup together 1 can cream of mushroom 1 can peas (17 Oz.) Brown 4 pork steaks in small CORBAN BARRY * amount of lard. Salt and pepper to soup, V* cup milk, Vt cup chopped DILLER ALLEN F 1 soup can full of Minute Rice onion, Vi tsp. salt, V* tsp. pepper. F I FLOS POBFRT /, D Fry down the sausage. Drain off taste. Fill a 7x11" pan with your favorite Slice 3 cups raw potatoes. SUTCHLIEFP mark the grease. Add cream of mushroom Layer potatoes, soup mixture, Earley geac,GF soup and peas. Mix. Let come to a stuffing mixture. Arrange steaks on top of stuffing. sausage in large casserole. Repeat STILES mack >. M boil. Add rice. Mix. Remove from heat. layers. Dot with butter. STILES mack j e Let s it 5 to 10 minutes before serving. Cover tightly with foil and bake at DAWSON RICHARD r. C| 350° tor 40 minutes. Bake covered at 350° tor 75 to 90 minutes. Sprinkle with grated Cheddar PRanz mjgkey P cheese and return to the oven to melt. SINKS G R - 3S08 PORK CHOP CASSEROLE JEANNE'S STUFFING RECIPE C/0 LOAN GOAR V A r f| Shirley Carroll Melt V3 cup oleo. Add one loaf Ground pork may be used instead OOHMAN JACQUELINE Pork Queen's Mother bread, cubed. Add salt, pepper, onion of sausage, just add more spice. HURT NANCY 8 pork chops, floured and seasoned and sage to fasfe. Mix until well whEELER BILLY 0 wheeler b oonald 2 cans cream of mushroom soup blended. Add 1 can cream of Mrs. Blunier sometimes adds a ROGERS FAYE AMN 2 cups cooked noodles mushroom soup and 3/* cup milk. (If can of peas between the layers to SOREY CHARLES C i, V 1 4 oz. can mushrooms and liquid mix is too dry, add more milk.) Mix make a complete meal. FARLEY GEORGE L Brown chops. Place layer of chops w e ll GOSNELL INEZ a in bottom of casserole, a layer of BIRKENBFIL harry e noodles, one can soup, another layer XURTE.NRACh VERN of chops, another layer of noodles. PORKBURGERS CHEESY PORK LOAF RUNYON RICHARD A /, Cover with mushrooms and top with Janice Meiss Jana Lehmann mason Robert f 7. b 1 Vz lb. ground pork 1 Vt lbs. (75-80% lean) ground pork “ ILLER JOHN c second can of soup. 1 large egg Bake at 350° for one hour. 2 slightly beaten eggs FNDRES ALBERT E 7, « 1 or 2 slices bread, crumbled Vt lb. sharp cheese, cut in Vt ” cubes KESSINGER CHFLlis e Chopped onion, salt, pepper to taste V t cup tine cracker crumbs GLENNON Thomas V * cup barbecue sauce Vi cup milk ELLIOTT Charles F Mix ingredients well. Form six EEELEY twomac S t, V SAUSAGE SOUFFLE V* cup chopped onion BARTLEtt CLINTON G large patties. Grill or fry until meat is Thoroughly mix all ingredients. Sara Uphoff done clear through. MC CARTY JEAN 1 lb small link sausages, browned and Mold, press into 8V3x4V3x2'/3" baking HURT JUNIOR R 7. R Burgers may be topped with a dish. Bake at 350° for 75 to 90 STERRNBERG WILLIAM c u t in V i " pieces slice of cheese. 6 slices bread without crusts, cut in m inutes. CORBAN GENE m ,, P A cubes THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER F o r trim , c u t 2 spare cheese slices SHELL homfR Plaindealer Photo in halt diagonally, overlap on loaf. sterrenpeg wILLIA m 1 cup grated Cheddar cheese Thurs., Oct. 23, 1980 RUNYON POSCCE 7. I FIFTH SIXTH, AND SEVENTH grade students who L-R) Lara Elliott, Bobby Jo Baker, Joni Franey, Kelli Gerth, Layer in 8x8 pan or casserole. Beat Page Eight STERRFNBERG AUGUSTE make up this year s B" team basketball squad include Lisa DeMuth; (front, L-R) Lisa Larsen, Michelle Birkenbeil, 4 eggs. V3 tsp. salt, V i tsp. dry LEE WALTER E 7. V A (rear, L-R) Debbie Kessinger. Paula Langan, Lucy Gardner, Teresa Bryant, and Tammi Durre. mustard, 2 cups milk. Pour over all STFRRENBERG wILLJan M ichelle Miller. Brenda Sharp, Laura Cabbage; (middle. and refrigerate overnight. CULKIN JOHN Bake 325°, 45 to 60 minutes SEWERS ste.rrenbfg w illiam Pre-game chili Serves 6 STERRNPFRG will 1AM Installation & Repairs WAND L E (, murphy Ti ^ Field Tiling Laser Equipped ^ Water Lines LAWLESS AGNES BLASINGIN Emmett h Girls' basketball 25 Years Experience s upper Friday wHJTTFMBARGER P L Thank you FREE Estimates WHJttenbarger P L Homemakers of Tomorrow (H.O.T.) are I wish to express my gratitude and apprecia Call 815-692-3641 or 815-692-3097 DOHMAN ja COUELINE sponsoring a pre-game chili supper this tion to all who were responsible for the special DILLER RICHARD A begins for Wildcats Friday night, Oct. 24 from 5-7 p.m. in the high DILLER HOwARD honor and recognition given to me as a grand R JR school cafeteria. The 30 members ofthe H.O.T. MC GRFAL d h f, MAR by Lynn Kosmach tiac. Chiddix, Parkside, Bloomington, and marshal at the high school homecoming club are preparing chili, grilled cheese parade, Oct. 9. THOMPSON CURwORO G Kankakee Kennedy will compete against sandwiches, relishes, pies, and cakes which Kafer Tiling & Ditching OOHMAN JACOUELINE It’s hard to believe, but it's time for basket Chatsworth in the first half of the season bet Sincerely, Fairbury they 'll serve with coffee or milk. Cost is $2.50 KathrynSmith* MAURJTZEN JAMES A ball already And. the Chatsworth junior high ween October and December. Then in for adults and $1.50 for students with tickets girls' teams will begin their 1980-81 season this DILLER HOMER R /, A February and March conference play will available from H O T. members or at the door. CORDING WAVNF 7. I Thursday, Oct 23 The Wildcats face Pontiac commerce. LIVINGSTON WILLIAM Jr. High school at 6 p.m in the Chatsworth Twenty-four girls round out the roster for DOHMAN high school gymnasium as the start of pre BANQUET FROZEN FRANCIS J f, both A and B teams and show much promise OPEN HUDSON FRANK state tournament series play JAMIES for the upcoming season. We're looking for a DAILY Dinners MONAHAN CLIFFORD 7. This year, as was the case last year, the 10-11 Oi. 58° large group of fans to come and spur the FNDRES LENA girls have a split season. Such schools as Pon 7:30 to Wildcats on to a successful season. BLUE BONNET STA0 LER ROBERT j 7:00 p.m. EASTIN GEORGE L 7, Phone 657-8611 Margarine uoi59° GROSKRUETZ DANIEL HARRISS FROZEN FRANEY EDNA 7. HELE SILLY SATURDAY Now is the time to hove your roofing SMITH ELMER H Pumpkin Pie h o . * ! 09 SMITH ELMER H checked before bad weather causes HERKERT LESTER 7 UP, DIET 7 UP, jfr*. USDA CHOICE HERKERT LESTER DR. PEPPER, OR RC BAYST0 N LA ROY C 7.1 tro u b le ! 3 8 p BEEF CHUCK OCT. 25 Cola M drilling Chester 0 Roast drilling Chester o | DADS CULKIN VIRGIL J 6 off every cash sale Flat work ENDRES GENEVIEVE T Flashings Root Beer • Pfc. W arm M ^ AGNER TIMOTHY 7, P 10%— 20%-Big 50% ♦ 1 “ FRYE DAVID L U P A EREEHILL JAMES D 7, Shingles, etc. All Flavors ROYAL StTOh S J4 Pk.Cj»W*rm^6^ ERANEY KATHERINE (M atin > ..5/99* GIBB DONALD G 7, D WIN Draw your own percentage Budweiser 7*n. c** w.rmH5#9 GIBB DONALD G /, 0 Prepare For Winter Now! DELMONTE Green Beans, EARLEY LEWIS 7, EM A phone call will do it DEAN'S Com, Paa» or haberkorn OONALO Fall Berkshire Hose Sale thru Nov. 1st FIELDCREST Saworkraut haberkorn Donald WHOLE GERDES DONALD Vegetables 14-1701. 39* MORGAN MATTHEW E 7, Milk ILL. GROWN GOLDEN, ASHMAN HARVEY D 7, Dwight Roofing Co RED DELICIOUS WILES JAMES H J. C. KELLY CO. Dwight, III. OR JONATHAN DILLER HOMER R 7, 6159 galloway Ronald 7. CHATSWORTH, ILL. 815-584-2911 I Gal. A p p le S J Lb. B a . 5 9 * HABERKORN JOHN H HABERKORN j franc HABERKORN j eranc
m m m m 4) THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., Oct. 23, 1900 P«Q* CULKIN FRANCIS J 27 03 133 010 1 0530 1 1970 HAKES BARBARA J 27 03 103 002 3330 4??0 DILLER DALF E f, m B 27 03 151 001 9320 12250 BELL B Y O f . HOGAN I j 27 03 143 00 3 0330 5JI0 PUBLIC NOTICE CLOSF Thomas v 27 03 151 002 3250 4230 GFRDES MARILYN L 27 03 103 008 8390 11)20 Public Notice Is hereby given In accordance with Section 108 of the CLOSE Thomas f, M 27 03 151 003 2930 WJLFS JOHN h 1, G *2 7 03 103 005 5340 7280 Revenue Act of 1839 that tha following Is a list of changes In assessments ZORN WILLIAM 27 03 151 008 3850 5 39n KINNEY GARY /, L 27 03 103 006 8260 9700 for the 1980 Assessment year. BARNHART JOHN A f, M A 27 03 151 005 3830 80] 0 VAN DUSFN C F /, S M 27 03 103 007 6660 7640 Tha Livingston County Board of Review will be in session starting Oct. MAX L (, MOORE L J 27 03 151 006 1830 2870 WAHLS ROY A /. R 27 03 183 009 12870 15)90 20, 1980 through Nov. 14, Monday thru Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon and CLOSE THOMAS f, m 27 03 151 007 900 KANF JOHN j 27 03 1 84 001 11060 12140 from 1:30 to 4 P.M. During othar times, complaints may be filed with tha BARNHART JOHN A /, M A 2 7 03 151 004 1880 DILLER ORLO r. N 27 03 1 P 4 00? 12420 1)290 Clerk of tha Board of Review. MORANVILLE m j CriAE L f D 27 03 162 noi 2260 8?on BUFF FRANK IF 0 f, S L 27 03 104 003 3510 4490 27 03 002 1980 2920 wELLER PAUL E /. A M 27 03 104 008 2020 5750 I Duane C. K less wetter, Clerk STEHLE RAYMOND 152 FAIRLEY let -ARD C (, m f 27 03 152 003 3060 5000 TOOLEy j E°Ry w f, j E 27 03 188 005 2890 3870 Livingston County Board of Review JOHNSON capcline ft AL ?7 03 152 008 2160 8lOr' YORK JAMES r. L 27 03 1 08 006 H 1 40 9420 ARK ROBERT E 27 03 152 005 2280 5800 DOHMAN FPanCIS j MRS 27 01 108 007 4160 5800 LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS W F A K M A N R [ CM A 9 D F 1, V M 27 03 152 006 6680 8260 FROEBE BROTHERS 27 03 108 008 830 2770 HERR STEPHEN S WRS 27 03 152 007 6980 0000 ROTPAMFL LUCILLE F 27 03 1 08 0 n q 5500 6560 CHATSWORTH TOWNSHIP (5327) POINT BARBARA 27 03 153 oni 5090 7030 BRAIjman ERNEST A ff S E 27 03 1 08 OlC> 10000 10980 RUNYON DONALD P £ S A 27 03 153 002 2890 3070 DOUBLE-0 COMPANY THf I mprove- total LJDY mtchaEL a 27 03 158 003 7330 0 3 10 C,0 n jppqn EARL B 27 03 ms 001 10710 14160 owners name index number ment ass’-»t KFMNFTZ HOWARD 27 03 163 008 5 18 0 6500 PFAPSON RICHARD A 2T 03 1 05 002 3450 EDwAROS MAUDE 27 03 153 005 1 980 2 9 2 0 MAPLFTHQPPE DEwEY (, M 27 03 m s 003 2490 5510 HABERKOPN JOHN A 27 01 1 00 001 2 8 5 to D STOVER JPENF ft Al 27 03 153 006 3320 8 760 Dr WM jFFFPFv L 27 03 1«5 008 3910 5850 |y Carroll, Pontiac; HABERKORN Rose H 27 01 200 001 12800 82010 DOHMAN GERMABOT L 2 i 0 3 163 007 1030 2010 ROBERTS hapgaqet 27 03 ms 005 1660 3180 Falrbury; Donna habepkORn epancis (, j 27 01 200 002 22 180 LANG CARL 27 03 163 000 2300 32 8 0 DOHMAN FPANCIS 27 03 106 001 6890 8430 CHATSwORTH trust leiss, Falrbury. PI CL 1 OalE f. CRANFORD m 27 03 153 009 2110 3090 CJTJZFNS bank of CHATSwORTH 27 03 1 86 00 2 1520 C/0 DILLfR ALLEN 27 01 300 001 2 7flO 52OR0 HANNA wlLLlAM l 6 N E 27 03 153 nio 3280 4 2&n DQHman FRANCIS 27 03 106 003 3500 5020 8 0 to wives of Pork GFRDES HELEN 27 0 1 <.00 001 6930 5 9 7 STFinjNC-FP RICHARD f, J 27 03 163 Oil 8 170 61 in HUBLY ARy11 LA 27 03 1 06 000 5660 7180 promoting pork, GERBRaChT LORRAINE MRS KURTENBACh CATHERINE f. RITA 27 03 163 012 5780 760 n GUENTHER FOwARD F £, M A 27 03 1 B6 005 8 330 9850 C/0 GERBRACHT A 27 02 1 no 001 1280 388 30 LOwEBY DONALD j 27 03 168 002 5800 7280 GUENTHER FDwARO F (, m a 27 03 1 06 006 68 30 9850 inn kerber MARX 27 02 002 7 3780 DIXON ELLSWORTH A 27 03 168 003 8300 9820 EDWARDS RUSSELL f. V L 27 03 m 7 001 6 180 0340 kjpffr vfrda CIXCN E A 27 C 3 168 008 1980 SCHMID EDWARD h 27 03 107 002 7190 9350 C/0 MOORE J 27 02 200 001 310 8 0 ZORN a TLLIAM w 27 03 168 005 980 wITTLFR JOSEPH F 2 7 03 201 002 5720 15940 NUSSBAUM of an L /, R L 27 02 300 006 18820 18230 LOwERY DONALD J f, T M 27 03 158 006 250 8 180 JOHNSON B f, RROQM j GFPOES LF ROY E n 0 J 27 02 300 007 9080 MURPH V PATRICK J f, M 0 27 158 7270 farmers national company 4 03 007 8380 C/o 27 03 22 6 008 380 21840 GERDFS ANTON E 27 02 300 OOP 18990 EDwAROS ALLEN 27 03 155 001 1020 3760 kaiser FRANK w 27 03 251 noi 4460 GERDFS ALLFN v i. j A 27 02 300 009 1 708 0 HEALC RUS5FLL 27 03 155 002 2620 3600 MAXSON MILLARD 27 0 3 25 2 001 170 1150 it and not government- KlPFER vEROA EDwAROS JAMES w 27 03 155 003 2930 8370 MAX50N MILLARD 27 03 252 002 3350 4330 C/0 MOORE J 27 02 1.00 001 1 370 379 10 MQN A HA 6 LEO F 27 03 155 008 5050 6030 STEMKE LARRY V f, J F 27 03 ?52 003 3220 4200 27 001 |>rk queen, who is also DILLFR TILE CO INC 03 1n 1 228860 238680 RUI TER JOHN F f, P A 21 03 155 005 6080 7800 WATSON BURNELL G 27 03 252 008 5930 7370 002 DILLFR TILE CO INC 27 03 I "1 3090 DILLER wILLIAM A /, M A 21 03 165 007 10780 12720 JOHNSON j L 27 03 252 005 8090 6330 Ir's queen, Jeanne Car- 003 DILLFR TILF C0 INC 27 03 1 n 1 3890 GFRDES ALLFN (, J 21 03 155 008 6990 8930 KANE JOHN 27 03 252 007 4700 6160 Vontest in January. En- CLARK GRACE L 27 001 9 370 03 103 HOfeO TENNANT ALVIN L 21 03 155 009 980 STEVFNS CHARLES L 27 03 252 008 4980 5960 |for women ages 17 to 21 Sw ift vernf e 2 7 03 103 002 79 30 Mrs. Baehtold. 6830 SCHADF BARBARA j KRAMER 21 03 155 010 2130 8070 XPOLL JOSEPH w ET al 21 03 2*2 009 2710 5640 HAYSLFTT IRA 27 03 103 003 1 980 I, ■microwave oven corn KCFPNFP PHIL A ELVA A 2 i 03 156 001 6360 7800 ROSFNBFRGE0 Raymond j 21 03 252 010 2930 TOOLEY JAMES C i, K D 27 03 103 005 1980 mc kjnlfy flfanop p 21 03 1 56 002 5780 7180 SUTCLIFFE ANDREW F E 2 i n3 258 001 3 100 3970 ice and date will be an- € ha (, S0REv C RLFS C v 27 03 103 OOfc 3000 8980 SHEPPABO PONALD E 6 K A 27 03 156 003 5050 7290 HUMMEL VERNON r. G 21 0 3 254 nr. 2 7370 8240 lark hapqld f 007 680 C /, G L 27 03 103 GEBDES JOHN jR 27 03 1 56 008 1830 2810 tayler LORN E 21 03 254 003 4 4 10 6 140 the hat w0 th 2670 ■ favorite pork recipes. LIVINGSTON*0E C S R 27 03 103 008 GERDFS JOHN B 27 03 166 005 13320 15780 SHARP LEON 21 0? 2* 4 000 7890 8760 liitson hflfn J 27 03 1 04 009 2910 8860 DOHMAN GEPHARDT 27 03 156 006 3000 8520 SHARP LEOV F /, B M 27 03 2 64 005 440 KUMRJNG PIRDIF M 27 03 101. 009 3680 5580 LIVINC-STON OF CHATS INC THE 27 03 156 007 5780 7100 SHARP LEON F /, B « 27 03 254 006 480 BRAND T HpM a s P f, A J 27 03 in<. 010 2800 8 300 ABERLE DOUGLAS /, CM 27 03 166 008 8500 580^ Dunn jerry 27 03 258 007 3590 0030 t r o * CASSEROLE BENNETT I L L I 5 E SR 27 03 1 04 Oil 650 PALTZ JOE 27 03 166 009 5520 696° Dunn JERRY / . m l 2 i 03 258 000 400 001 Peg Blunier MOO T Z THOMAS M 27 03 10s 600 1080 ADAMS ROBERT A 27 03 156 010 8220 9200 WATSON CLF TUS 2 i 03 258 009 6360 6300 TENNANT ALVIN 10 I in 1 lb. sausage. Mix 27 03 s 002 37 70 8710 hpRR STEPHEN F 6 p A 27 03 1 56 o il 1880 WATSON CLFTUS 2 i 03 268 010 000 ? 10s I ream of mushroom MOOT THOMAS 27 03 003 980 STOW h T 27 03 157 00 ] 1860 2880 WATSON CLETuS 21 03 254 0 1 1 380 CORBAN BAORV M 27 ins 008 2860 ,, \k , % cup chopped 03 720 STOw H T 27 03 157 002 9 00 CHURCH wILLIA m m 2 i 03 268 012 6 ? 70 8070 DILLFR ALLFN F 27 03 ins 005 20850 23560 V* tsp. pepper, LIVINGSTON OF CHATS INC THE 27 03 157 003 1270 8 2 On GFPOFS JOHN 2 i 03 301 002 900 « EIFLOS ROBERT / . m r 27 03 ins 006 1670 3610 LIVINGSTON OF CHATS INC 2 i iw potatoes, THE 27 03 157 008 30 30 80 10 PEARSON NOBLE 03 302 003 8500 7430 SUTCHLIFFF MARK 27 03 ins 00 7 1 160 2 180 LIVINGSTON MARTHA W 27 03 167 006 DEHM LYLF t w 2 i one gs, soup mixture, 3090 03 302 9550 IO96O EARLFY GEnRGF 27 03 IDS 008 370 2310 LIVINGSTON MARTHA w 27 03 1 5 7 007 22820 28760 GFRDES JOHN /, e jR 2 1 03 302 006 1 770 2540 casserole. Repeat STILES mack « 27 03 10s 009 980 the LIVINGSTON OF CHATS. INC. 27 03 157 0] 0 1 on THE LIVINGSTON- OF CHATSwORTH 21 03 302 007 7 1 80 7920 mack j m b ins gutter. STILES /. 27 03 O10 3850 5 390 THE LIVINGSTON OF CHATSwORTH 27 03 167 01 1 1 7750 10890 STEIDINGER RIChapd f, j 21 03 303 004 1000 2730 001 at 350 * fo r 75 to 90 DAWSON RIChaRD b /, C A 27 03 106 3380 10320 KAFER BEN f, E M 27 03 153 001 1870 536° NFUZEL wAYNE k 2 i 03 306 001 2 0 60 5020 mjck »with grated Cheddar PRANZ EY P 27 03 1 06 002 7R90 98 30 CLFSTEP vERDa m 27 03 1 58 002 1710 3150 FLFSSNER LOWELL 21 03 309 noi 2010 4940 SINKS G R - 360p to the oven to melt, BI»GER NILS A ,, A 27 03 158 003 3000 398° ELFSSNFR LOwELL 6 * 21 A3 309 002 0270 5710 C/0 LOAN GUAR V A REG OFF 27 106 3160 6090 f, nay be used instead 03 003 trinklf flma 27 03 I 6 A 008 8000 5880 MAX L MOORF L J 2 i 03 70o 003 1020 3260 OOHMAN j ACQUELINF 2 7 03 106 009 330 27 70 21 add LOWFPY THEODORE A (, k F 27 03 150 007 3030 80 10 FLFSSNFR LOwELL 0? 309 008 2850 5760 more spice. HURT NANCY 27 03 1 n6 005 1000 1980 plank john m ft alma j 27 03 168 000 2590 8530 TENNANT ALVIN L 21 03 309 006 980 # whEFLER BILLY D 27 03 106 006 830 1810 SIMS MILFORD R 27 03 158 009 6690 7020 perry dean c 21 03 309 nop 2880 3820 sometimes adds a wHFFLER B DONALD 27 03 106 00 7 2880 3320 GALOVI Ch EMIL f, M 2 7 03 1 58 oin 1110 3050 TENNANT ALVIN L 2 i 03 309 009 960 °OGFpS FAYF A»'N 27 03 106 008 5660 7600 DOHMAN vICLET 27 03 u o 008 700 2680 MOORE GEORGE 21 03 310 001 2690 3670 |tween the layers to S0«EY CHARLES C V 27 03 107 001 2320 6210 m eal. CORDING IRENE ET AL 27 03 160 006 980 1920 TENNANT ALVIN 2 i 03 310 002 1700 2760 parley georgf l 27 03 107 002 2920 68 1 0 DRILLING CHESTER /, H 27 03 1 6 1 008 560 1580 BURCH JOHN A GOSNELL INF 2 A 27 03 107 003 1780 7760 Stamm DOUGLAS JR 21 03 l 6 1 005 3130 5070 C/0 DOHMAN GE.RHARDT 27 03 710 on 3 900 BIRKENBFIL hardy E 2 7 03 107 005 3530 5870 RALDAuF haytie f, MORRIS 21 03 1 6 1 006 3530 8510 DOHMAN GEPHARDT 21 03 310 004 1550 2990 XURTENRACh vERN 27 03 107 006 6510 7790 DJCkmaN LYOIA a 27 03 1 6 I 007 2 390 3370 DOHMAN GEPHARDT L 6 J A 2 i 03 310 0 05 ?00 1570 PO RK LO A F RUNYON RICHARD A /, D L 27 "3 107 007 5770 7 360 ROSENBOOM KENNETH Jana Lehmann THE LIVINGSTON OF CHATS. INC. 27 03 1 6 1 008 260 2 i 03 310 006 0 100 9260 MASON ROBFRT F f. B J 27 03 107 008 2890 8830 the LIVINGSTON OF CHATSwORTH 21 03 1 6 1 009 7080 650 0 saathoef ben r, j b 2 i 03 3 1 0 0 00 6260 7700 lean) ground pork MILLER JOHN C 27 03 126 oni 1 7220 1 8 300 ROSENBOOM ROBERT 2 i 03 162 001 6690 HARRINGTON Earl D 21 03 310 18070 885 1 009 5030 6070 eggs ENDRES ALBFRT F (, M M 27 03 126 007 12990 HOBART DONALD J 2 1 03 162 0 02 5260 634"> EROBISH AGNES ,, POTH A e 21 03 310 010 1980 1 9se, cut in V* " cubes kfssinger CHFLLIS E 6 m J 27 03 126 003 18360 5880 HOBART DONALD J i, J 27 03 162 003 1290 KJSTLEP MARCELL INF 21 03 310 o n 900 2040 |ker crumbs GLENNON ThOMAS 27 03 126 008 18360 15880 SChaDE maTThEw T /, BRYANT HELEN 2 i 03 3 1 1 00? 2490 3930 ELLIOTT Charles f 27 03 126 ons 1 3730 18810 EDWARDS RITA M 2 i 0 3 162 008 3050 8990 MATTINGLY Paul L /, M A 21 03 3 1 1 000 2320 4920 FEFLFY THOMAS S f, V J 27 03 1 26 006 10050 11130 holforty BETHEL a 21 03 1 76 001 8800 596 0 BP A NOT ED 1, M 21 03 31 1 004 3560 8050 onion BARTLETT CLINTON G 27 03 126 007 1080 DEHM glen L | mix all Ingredients. GFRDES RAYMOND 27 03 1 76 003 9890 10870 27 03 3 1? 00! 7690 9630 MC CARTY JEAN 27 03 126 OOP 2660 6610 LIVINGSTON LELANC M 6 N K 27 03 1 76 008 6990 8050 KNITTLES WILLIAM G 27 03 312 002 4310 6250 1 8 V ix 4 V ix 2 V i" baking HURT JUNIOR R ;. R 27 03 126 009 6830 8 770 STEIDINGER RICHARD /. J 2 i 03 176 006 10990 12930 KOETS DUANF A /, L w 21 0 3 31? 000 900 * 350 for 75 to 90 STFRRNBfRG WILLIAM p /. C M 27 03 127 00 I 980 LUFTHY JOHN A f, M A 21 03 176 007 6200 7980 GFRDES ANTON 2 7 03 31? 005 2810 5210 CORBAN GENE h ,, P A 27 03 127 002 6630 761 " LOCKNER h L 27 03 1 76 008 9330 10890 GROSENRACH VIOLA 27 0 3 31 2 006 6990 08 30 12 spare cheese slices SHELL homed 27 03 127 003 S 9 8 0 6960 LOCKNER H L 27 03 1 76 009 900 SCHADE ESTHFP N MPS 27 03 31? 00 7 3600 5580 Vy, overlap on loaf. STF RRE NPEG wILLIA m P /. C m 27 03 127 008 980 kubiak MYRNA 27 03 176 010 8880 10700 CABBAGE GERTRUDE E 27 0 7 31? OOP 2 92 0 3900 RUNYON COSCOE 1. I 27 03 127 ons 66 30 7610 BERGAN DONALD 27 03 177 001 1290 22 70 WATSON MARGARET w 27 03 313 no 1 2170 3330 STERRFNBrRG AUGUSTE L 27 03 127 006 9180 10 160 HUBLY ARVILLA 27 03 177 002 1500 2800 WILSON ORL&N 27 03 313 002 2600 0820 LEE WALTFR F /, V a 27 03 128 001 5830 68 1 0 REBHOLZ JAMES E f. G A 27 03 177 003 22980 28920 ASKEw IRENE 27 03 31 3 003 8000 5740 STFRPFNBrRG wJLLJan P /. C M 27 03 128 002 98° HAYES AGNES O'MALLEY 27 03 177 008 6300 0 320 KING LLOYD f, M 27 0 3 7 1 7 0H4 10640 1U20 CULKIN JOHN 2 7 03 128 003 6080 7060 BERGAN DONALD 27 03 177 005 8310 6 160 BENNETT HELEN M 27 03 313 004 «160 8540 98O STF.RRFNBFG WILLIAM P /. 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Can Juice Plastic Drinks 45c Each SOAP Gal. 46 Oz. 12 Oz. SPECIALS 59* CRANE 3/M I C H E E R Potato Chips CRISCO } Detergent’ m Twin HUNTS 84 Oz. THE CALIFORNIA BC Pack Shortening Box at Pontiac High school, Bag /g ? Manwich association. 3 Lb. The choir, founded ai DOLE co-director, is composer BETTY CROCKER Can The choir is a mair LIBBY •I** performs regularly witt Pineapple Angeles Master Choral In Juice Brownie Mix IMPERIAL SOFT group has performed w Pumpkin CASCADE the New York City Oper 23 Oz. In addition, the groi No. 2 $119 DISHWASHING Cooper, Bruce Johnstor Oleo Christmas music by the Can 2-8 Oz. Tubs Moore television speci Powder The choir is celebra 59* BETTY CROCKER BLUEBERRY MUFFIN Jumbo KRAFT 65 Oz. 79* Box Mix INDIVIDUAL Reg. or Super 13 Oz. WRAPPED AMERICAN PUFFS frini Box Legisla & c < k kidif FACIAL 89* Cheese Tampax KEEBLER TOWNHOUSE 12 Oz. 29 40 ct $ 1 89 BIZ LAUNDRY from C Pkg. *1 "Illinois exports are LIBBY FRUIT Crackers Booster Republic of China on Taiwa SMUCKER'S GRAPE legislators upon their retuij Large tour as guests of the Republil 16 Oz. In a joint statement! Cocktail Box 38 Oz. Grotberg, I Family planning Risk education The Illinois Department of Public Health, Sodgl Security has been awarded a grant of $148,065 by the Federal Department of Health and Human rep in Fairbury funds available Services for a "risk reduction" program. Nearly $80,000 will go to two local projects for county designed to teach young people how to lessen Oct 28 the risk of certain chronic diseases in Illinois Department of Public Health funds adulthood, according to William L. A representative of the Bloomington Social will now pay entirely for family planning Kempiners, director of the state health Security Office will be available at the services for low income Iuvingston county department. The remainder will be used to National Bank of Fairbury on Tuesday, Oct. 2B residents develop resources and a statistical data base, at 1:30 p.m. Livingston County Family Planning Clinic, to stimulate communities to provide services 117*2 N.Mill street. Pontiac, has been granted necessary to the reduction of risk factors and Persons having social security business KET fund from Title XX of the Social Security Act, to conduct an evaluation of the program. should go to the second floor of the bank. to provide services to persons meeting income eligibility requirements. IWORTH The clinic's medical services include Pap tests, breast and pelvic exams, pregnancy testing contraceptive supplies, and laboratory screening for veneral disease, infections, and other problems. Educational and referral information is provided in the area of contraceptive, problem pregnancy, sterilization, infertility, genetics, and adoption. Eligibilty for Title XX coverage is determined by household income and the number of dependents. Individuals with an annual income less than $9,000 meet the requirements. More information is available by calling THE CALIFORNIA BOYS’ CHOIR will be featured Oct. 29 in an 8 p.m. concert 844-5274 at Pontiac High school, Pontiac, sponsored by the Pontiac Community Concert association. HOURS Sale ends Saturday Oct. 25, 1980 Phone The choir, founded and directed by Douglas Neslund, with Robert H. Rogers, 8 30 - 5 30 Daily Use your Walton's Charge Selected Group 815-692-2316 co director, is composed of 26 choirboys ranging in age from 10 to 15 years old. Open until 9 00 p m Men’s and Boys’ The choir is a mainstay in the musical life of Southern California, and Friday performs regularly with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, the Los VISA* Kennington Shirts Angeles Master Chorale, Glendale Symphony and Pasadena Symphony. The OF FA1RBURY Since 1868 group has performed with the Joffrey Ballet, the American Ballet Theater, and Long Sleeve Woven and Western - Assorted plaids the New York City Opera. DRESSY BLOUSES and solids. In addition, the group has been featured in recording sessions with Alice Regular $9 to $15 Regular S20-S22.50-Men’s sizes S-M-L-XL sizes ING Cooper, Bruce Johnston, and the rock group Angel, as well as the 1977 album of Save 20% Choose from many Christmas music by the Salvation Army. The choir was part of a 1976 Mary Tyler styles - Long sleeves - 100% Polyester $ 1 9 1 8 Moore television special. or Blends - some lace trimmed • Sale I Cm The choir is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Bow neck. Assorted solids - dots - Regular S14-S15 - Boys’ sizes 8/18 * ‘ 1 stripes. Missy sizes. $ "^ 2 0 $ $Q 99 f Sale / to Sale O U S , Regular $12 and $14 PLAID SKIRTS Men’s Flannel Shirts Legislators return 20% Off low regular price - Elastic waist - Assorted colors and plaids, some Tall sizes. Sizes S-M-L-XL 100% acrylic or acrylic/Polyester blends. Assorted $ R B 8 $ 7 8 8 TT plaids and colors. Missy sizes. $ Q 6 0 $ 20 Regular SI Sale W Regular S10 Sale # Sale and 11 IRY from China tour Regular $13.99 “ Illinois exports are welcome in the 20% O ff Headwear The invited delegation of Illinois legislators .*». \ Men's Laminated-Hooded Sweatshirts Republic of China on Taiwan," stated Illinois were flown from Chicago to Taipei by the ROC • r legislators upon their return from a ten-day and Knitted Scarves s g s s on Taiwan on Sept. 21, 1980. Their itinerary Assorted colors - Sizes S-M-L-XL tour as guests of the Republic of China < ROC). was planned for an intensive ten-day tour of Knitted hats in brim or skull cap In a joint statement, Senators John the whole country including the capital, styles - Felt hats and new fake fur ’I Grotberg, (R-38), Don Moore (R-9|, and Taipei, at the northern end of the island, the hats and knitted warm scarves for Edward Nedza (D-19), and Representatives steel and ship-building center qf Kaohsiung at this coming cold weather. 1 Gerald Bradley (D-*4), John Birkinbine ( R-l (, the southern end and a trip across the middle Regular $3 79 to $12 Save *5 on each Pair and Gale Schisler (CMS) added that after of the mountainous country. personal meetings with the leaders of China, 03 SQ fiO During twenty official functions and 25 Sale s3 to 3 Men’s Carolina Work Shoes they were assured that: thousand miles of travel as guests of the host The Republic of China’s Coordination country, the delegation was briefed on the: Deluxe 8" Boot - Redwood Oiltan leather - durable and Council for North American Affairs through Cultural Heritage-National Palace and supple. Tanned to resist water and acids. Heel-to-toe cushion insole - arch support and steel HING their Chicago staff will process and assist any other Museums and Celebration of Confucious' Illinois business or industry interested in birthday. Regular $11 and $12 shank. Neoprene cork sole and heel. For farm or factory. exporting to them. Technical assistance in Political Heritage-Drs. Sun Yat-sen Ladies* Fashion Sleepwear Sizes 7 V2/1 3 - D-EE widths. Regular $36.99. determining the Taiwan market availability Memorial hall, Chiang Kaishek Memorial hall for Illinois products is computerized, efficient, and the World Anti-Communist league Pretty, long, brushed or nylon gowns. speedy and readily available to the Illinois (WACL). Sizes S-M-L. business community according to K. H. Wu, Government Realities of Today-The Sale Secretary General, China External Trade Mayor of the City of Taipei, Speaker of the Development Council (CETDC), the privately City Council and Governor of Taiwan supported organizing agency for ROC exports Province. and imports information exchange worldwide. Current economic climate-the Director Regular $24 S a v e 2 0 % * Republic of China welcomes the Illinois General of the CETDC, Director General of Department of Commerce and Community the Board of Foreign Trade, and the Minister Beautiful Long Robes All Timex Watches and Watch Bands Affair's Chicago and Hong Kong staff to of Economic Affairs. Choose from many styles - including Choose from a large selection Men’s and Women’s perform a similar role as a clearinghouse for styles in electric, mechanical and quartz models. interested suppliers by produce line. Specific panne velvet and plush pile A cross section of ROC business and Regular $1.50 to $60.95. needs and trade opportunities of the ROC are industry from farming, manufacturing, to published weekly, and an indepth product hydro-electric, ship building, and steel S a l. s 1 8 8 8 s12 0 *4876 j s Dep. analysis monthly by CETDC and are production. available to Illinois purveyors through both Internal Affairs-The Director General of the Coordination Council for North American the Government Information Office and the Hegular $1.29 Affairs (CCNAA) in Chicago and the Chicago- Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs. PANTYHOSE Model EER3 1 0 RCA 13" diagonal Hong Kong offices of the State of Illinois. Research and Development-The Industrial XL-100 The ROC will return to the United States in Reinforced panty and toe selection of shades M-MT-Tall. Technology Institute. You get excellent color performance 1981 on a procurement mission and will be in At the close of the official ROC visit. Illinois in April, 1981, to purchase more Senators Don A. Moore, chairman, Illinois and XL-100 reliability In this agricultural, industrial and other products Commission for Economic Development, compact, value-priced portable according to H. K. Shao, Director General, John E. Grotberg, Senate appropriation Boys’ and Girls’ Tops China’s Board of Foreign Trade and chief committee, and Rep. Gerald A. Bradley, Infants - Boys 2/7 and Girls 2/6X. Long sleeve knits and Polos - * 2 8 8 8s >ER procurement officer of the country. assistant majority leader, went on to visit the Regular $7.50 to $8.50. $C37 Illinois coal producers are welcome to Far East office of the State of Illinois in Hong Sale 0 quote and submit samples for the needs of the Kong. Regular $9 and $10. Girls sizes 7/14 Long Sleeve Knit Tops Taiwan Power Company who last year They stated that the Illinois Hong Kong $ 7 3 7 ins purchased 22 million metric tons of coal in staff which covers all of Southeast Asia West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. They (Australia to Korea and Japan* is expect to double their coal imports in the next aggressively carrying out the legislative S a v e 2 0 % off regular price five years. mandate to offer trade opportunities and H.E. Yang-Kang Lin, Governor of Taiwan assistance for Illinois business. Similar Boys’ and Girls’ Slacks and Jeans Province which includes all of the island Illinois offices are in Brussels, Belgium, for all Girls sizes 4/6X and Boys sizes 4/7. except the cities of Taipei and Kaohsiung and of Europe and San Paulo, Brazil, for southern has fourteen million of the 17 million and central America. Regular $9 to $11 population, welcomed the concept of Illinois 100% cotton and blends $ 7 2 ° i o $ 8 eo and Taiwan Province joining as brother states “The overseas offices are cost effective, Sale to further enhance trade and cultural concluded the legislators. “More jobs in exchange. Illinois and more investment in Illinois by Girls sizes 7/14 Regular $12 to $13 The World Anti-Communist league foreign business is the motive for our strong $ g 6 o Chairman, Dr. Ku Cheng-kang expressed the support for these programs. If Illinois asks Sale appreciation of ROC and other nations for the for the order," our economy, and the private individual support of the United States and sector of business and industry will be the Vs Off Selected Group Girls’ Dresses Illinois legislators for their continued firm beneficiaries. In the competitive world stand beside the Republic of China, for the market Illinois will get its fair share only if we Original and Regular $7.50 to $25. Sizes Infants to 14. principles of democracy and free enterprise as are there in every possible way, welcoming Choose from many styles. examples to the world. and developing every opportunity." Sale * 4 " , 0s1 6 6S Regular $6 Kent Blanket Sleepers Transportation News Toddler Boy and Girl - Solids and Prints Sale Illinois townships and road districts have computed on the basis of mileage in the been allotted 84^86^44.00 as their share of individual townships and road districts. These N0RTHSTAR SPECIAL motor fuel tax paid Into the State Treasury units of government must levy a tax for road during Sept, according to the Illinois and bridge purposes to be eligible for motor Comfy Flannel for shirts, blouses, robes and vests • Department of Transportation. fuel tax allocations. 50% Poly/50% Cotton • 45” wide in soft dark muted 1 1110 allotments for townships and road plaids. Regular $2.19 yard. Motor fuel tax, allocated monthly districts by county follow: $ 1 « 6 to the various and road districts for Ford $42,867.70; Livingston 800,067J l ; and tale I yard ottle As Priced their highway needs. monies allocated are McLean 890,650.70. O SIGN painting, truck letter BLOCK, brick concrete work. DOWNTOWN store building at SEVEN FAMILIES'. Infant ing, windows, buildings, gold Murphy & Mills Construction, 109 W. Locust. Fairbury. GARAGE SALES thru adult clothings, lota of leaf and magnetic signs Don Chatsworth, 8156356740 or Available In two weeks. Call glassware and other misc IBELT CLASSIFIEDS leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. 6356329 c0503/tfn 815692-3325 or 692-2990. SEVERAL FAMILIES: Oct Some Tupperware, Friday, c l2 -2 8 /tfn clIMN/tfn 24 A 25, Fri 9-5 and Sat. M il, 4 to 8 p jn .; Sat., Mth, • to SYLVANIA TV’s stereos, 9-Noon. 404 S. Williams, 3;881 East Locust, Fairbury. PHONE (815) 692-2366 BEFORE DEADLINE TUESDAY NOON § CUSTOM MADE antique re C.B.’s, monitors and accessor APARTMENTS in Fairbury Forrest. Bunk bed, bicycle, C 1 5 8 /1 5 B productions and refinisfung. ies. We service what we sell and Forrest. Deposit and tables, hair dryer, Mather Custom made furniture and most others as well. Drew reference required. Equal Jacket, letter jacket, lighted ANTIQUES, glassware, THE CORNBELT CLASSIFIED GARAGE: 24’x24\ $3,244.00 3 OR 4 BEDROOM, 2-story Marty Travis, 815692-2890 T V Sales & Service, 815692- Housing Opportunity. Ph. 815 hanger planter, infants to dishes, bicycle, jewelry, house, l 16 **? baths Large comer concrete block, misc. clothing, SUPERMARKET until Nov. 1. Concrete floor after 5 p.m. c03-2/tfn 3208 cll-16/tfn 6576248. clO-16/1523 adults clothing and many % # optional, add $634. Request lot Extras, good condition. misc items. C152V1523 live ducks, $5 each, and much Appearing Weekly In brochure with details. Huber $19,995 Walsh Realty, Ph 815 FOR THAT special shower, RICE'S TV - TV Sales - Zenith ONE BEDROOM unfurnished misc. Saturday only, 58; Main The Fairbury Blade — Chatsworth Plalndaalaf Construction. Ph. 309-452- 567-2724 or 567-2611. rent a beautiful umbrella from - Any brand serviced. Ph. 815 apartment in Fairbury . Close- COUNTRY GROUP craft and St. In Weston acmes from the Cullom Chronicle-Hoadlight-Enquirer 7771 clO-23/10-23 c07-31/tfn Belle, Book and Candle, Merle 6859225, if no answer, 685 in. Washer and dryer, off garage sale, Oct. IS, 9 a.m. - 4 elevator. C1523/1523 ISSUES OF THURSDAY. OCT 23, 1980 Norman Cosmetics, Fairbury 9246. c529/tfn street parking; no pets or p.m. Loom rag rugs, PAGE TWO VAN’S Sales & Service. Da STORY completely c02-22/tfn children. Lease, deposit and patchwork pillows, machine FIVE FAMILY garage sale, Chatsworth has kerosene remodeled home in MAURICE KOEHL, Plumb references required. Ph. knitted Christmas items, 416 E. Hickory, Chatsworth, Praearun S.SOO Cop*e» 14,000 Readers heaters and kerosene on hand. Chatsworth, close to down DRAPERIES - Shop at home ing. New - remodel - repair 815692-2060 or 692-2273 on macrame and misc. Thun., F it, Sat., Oct. 23,24 A LOCAL CASH RATES Heaters available in sizes town. located on lW lots -for appointment call anytime Free estimates. Phone 815692- weekends and after 6:30 p.m. Children’s clothing, books & 25,9-5; clothing, all sixes; end FIRST WEEK 15 words $2 10; 16c each additional word from 19,500 B.T.U. to 8,700 priced to sell Willard Bess -l,ois’ Drapery, Chenoa. 3213. c0512/tfn daily. clO-16/tfn misc. Shady Oaks Farm, first tables, some antiques. THEREAFTER *1.75 Min.. 12c each additional word B.T.U. Get them before it Realty. Joe Keely, Broker Phone 815945-4762 c04-12/tfn stop sign north of Fairbury- C1523/1523 a • « ■ * a* arUarad c m m o M). toaartad I I M I M o l o'***"* »<*»' Ph. 815692-2011; 815692-3987 DEADLINE: Tuesday Noon BLIN0 AOS *3 aatra turns cold. Call 815635-3579. SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., FARM HOME 5 miles north of Cropsey high school, one mile BILLING CHARGE - 35c clO-23/10-30 clO-23/10-23 SEPTIC TANK pumping leach Chenoa. Blown cellulose, Fairbury, $200 per month. Ph. east and one mile north. YELLOW BARN SALE; 311S. Whara Classified advertisements are charged on Open Account a field installation. Exco Inc., spray-on cellulose, Rapco 815692-3709 clO-23/10-23 clO-23/10-23 3rd St., Fairbury. Lots of 35c bMing charge la made, which.cover* all Insertion* of that SAMP1E SAIE: Famous 2 CONDOMINIUMS Prices Cullom. 111. c0515/tfn foam, free estimates. Call 815 winter coats, sweaters, misc. particular advertisement Count the words and sand cash or brand men’s sport shirts and cut for builder's closeout. Ph. 9457030 or 815945-4762. I.ARGE 2 bedroom unfur THURS, Oct. 23; Friday, Oct. for boys, girls, women and ehecfc with order to save this charge. Numerals In addresses or boys’ shirts by Janet Phillips 815692-3709 clO-23/10-23 C-M Insulation Blown c0501/tfn nished apartment. First floor, 24,9-5; Saturday, Oct. 25,10-5; men. Some antiques, phone number are grouped as single word at the home of W.C Miller, cellulose. Sidewall and attic. carport, screened patio, clothes, furniture, curtains, glassware, pictures, frames. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY, (2 col. Inch min.) per inch *5 90 Arrowsmith, fourth house on Experienced. Call now for free WE DO WAIXPAPERING, reference and deposit. dishes and misc. William Thursday evening, Oct. 23,58 CARO OF THANKS (40 words) - *2 00. 5c each additional word the west side of Main St. NEW 3 BEDROOM ranch estimate. Phone collect Craig Shirley Meenen, 8156576385; Available Nov. 1. Ph. 815692- Livingston, 511 N. 5th, Chats p.m.; Friday, Oct. 24, 9 to 4; IMPORTANT coming in from the North Ph style house with A/C and Alter an ad la ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before Rudin 815635-3494 or Marvin Pam Bork 8156576615. 3895. clO-23/tfn worth. c10-23/1523 June McDowell and friends. publication without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. Nc 309-727-1295. *10-23/10-23 attached garage Two Wenger, 8156926100. *10-02/1523 ncl523/1523 bedroom ■ bungalow with •ictpttoni. c0515/tfn HOUSE TRAII.ER in Piper 510 E. ELM, Chatsworth. Oct. REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE LOG SPUTTER rental, carport. Three-Four bedroom J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, City. Ph. 815635-3543. 24, 25, 26, 9 to 4; all kinds of Check your advertisement upon first insertion and please notify $4/hour. Bob Nussbaum, house. Phone Forrest, 8 1 5 EXPERIENCED wall paper home and industry. Phone 815 cl0-23/tfn items *1523/1523 FREE us H there Is an error Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an Fairburv Ph 815692-3672. 6576668 C1502/1523 ing for a reasonable rate. 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. error can occur. II you notify us the llrsl day of sn error, ws H clO-23/11-13 Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph. c0522/tfn FURNISHED efficiency 4 FAMILY RUMMAGE and repeat the ad without charge Sorry. If we are not notified at once, 815692-2253 c06-12/tfn apartment in Fairbury. bake sale, Oct. 24, 5 - 8 p.m.; FREE COLLIE - German the reeponaibillty Is yours. 1976 MAGIC CHEF gas stove, LOCKSMITHING SERVICE Shepherd pups, excellent OFFICE HOURS laundry, ground floor, no Oct. 25, 8 - 2. Warm winter self-cleaning oven. Used two WANTED GARDEN PLOWING or tilling Keys made, locks re-keyed, pets, deposit and references. clothes, infants through watchdogs, loyal pets. Call • a.m. to 5 pm Monday through Friday Claude King, 8156852629. years, $150 - negotiable Ph. before winter. Wilmer Stork, locks repaired, emergency Ph. 815692-3690. C1523/1523 adults, baby furniture, garden Saturdays 6 a.m. to noon in Fairbury only 815692-3854 after 5. C 1522/1522 Telephone (81 $) 692-2366 815692-3668. *1523/12-11 openings. Terry Adams, produce and miscellaneous. 22 101 W. Locust Street. Fslrbury clO-23/10-30 YOUR OLD living room and Telephone (615) 635-3010 Forrest. Ph. 8156576330. HOUSE in Fairbury, 2 story, 3 W. Walnut St., Piper City. 432 E. Locust. Chatsworth bedroom suites in trade on COME AND GET IT, fill dirt O • 1131k East Krack. Forrest T«l»phon»(6f 5) 657-8462 WILL DO alterations, Clara c07-24/tfn bedroom, 1 bath, well kept, * 1 5 2 3 /1 5 2 3 new ones See us on carpet and gravel. John Traub, Ph. 127 W. Hack Street Cullom Telephone (615) 669-2654 PURE KEROSENE available Beilke, 113 W Hickory, good area, deposit and refer prices before you buy. 815692-2608. C1523/1530 54 W. Peoria. Piper City Talaphona(815) 666-2550 at Nussbaum Plumbing, Fairbury. Ph. 8156926742. WILL DO BABYSITTING in ences. Ph. 815692-3690. OCT. 23, 8 a.m.- 6 p.m.; Oct. Fairbury. clO-23/11-13 Haberkom's, Chatsworth Ph. *1523/11-13 my home any hours. Ph. 815 C 1 5 2 3 /1 5 2 3 24, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.; 413 W. 8156353481. c64/tfn WANTED homes for 5week- CARS FU R N IT U R E 692-2691. c0514/tfn Chestnut, Fairbury. Gifts, old puppies, mixed breed, FIGHT INFLATION: Sew 14-YEAR-OLD looking for crafts, jewelry, ceramics, & APPLIANCES BUYING U.S. silver coins, owner moved away and left your own Christmas gifts, yards to rake. Good price. RAIN SOFT of Forrest FOUND plants, clothing, housewares 1*73 PLYMOUTH Satellite. lingerie class starting Nov. also sterling and gold. Call for puppies. Ph. 305377-3821. Have references. Ph. 8 1 5 complete water treatment and 5-cent misc. Second day Must sell! 318 engine, power 10. T-Shirts for everyone class highest buy price. 815692-3161. C 1523/1523 1 LARGE BROWN over 692-2043. C1523/1530 system. Sales, Rental, KEYS ON 2 keyrings in down markdown. cl523/1523 steering, air. Take over stuffed chair; 3 chests of four starting Nov. 18. Pre cl2-20/tfn Service. Bill Bennington, Ph. payments to qualified buyer. town Fairbury. Can be KITTENS, litter trained. One drawers; 1 triple mirror registration required. Contact THE FIRE HYDRANT 8156576166. cl516/tfn claimed for by paying for this LARGE GARAGE SALE, Phone Dave at 815686-2256 Donna at Sew-A-Stiteh, CARPET and linoleum cust black, one gray, one black vanity with stool; 1 - 38-year- Certified Dog Grooming, 126 ad at Fairbury Blade. Thurs., Fri. & Sat., Oct. 23, 24, c09-25/tfn Fairbury. Ph. 815692-3312. omers to see our new lines. striped and one brown striped. •5 % old cabinet radio. Call after 6 W. 1-ocust, Fairbury' Ph. 8 1 5 CUSTOM COMBINING - Two ncl523/1523 & 25. Adult and lots of clO-23/11-06 Phone 815635-3239 for in-home Call after 3:30 p.m. Richard p.m Ph. 815635-3710. All in 6926121, 692-4448 for appoint combines. Will haul grain. 38" children's clothes, salt and 1974 MUSTANG Ghia, 6 showing and free estimate. 20 Friedman, 815692-2446. good condition. Will sell ment. C1523/11-13 comheads, 15' and 13' soybean pepper shakers, 505 S. Third, cylinder, air conditioner, good years experience. Courtesy C 1523/1523 reasonable. cl0-09/ll-06 MILEAGE TAX BONDS are heads with floating bar. Call C A R P O O LS Fairbury. C 1523/1523 interior. Ph. 815692-4495. Call Carpet, Francis Schade, available through the Shafer- KANE Electronic Center. TV 815832-4040 or 832-4683. any time. cl0-23/10-30 Pearson Agency, 424 E. Chatsworth. c0510/tfn PUPPIES: Irish Setter and SIGNATURE refrigerator- Sales and Service. Ph. 815 clO-09/1530 READERS may advertise GROUP PATIO SALE. Fri., freezer side-by-side. Copper- Locust, Chatsworth. Ph. Oct. 24 A Sat., Oct. 25, 96. Golden Retriever mixed. Tom 1979 PONTIAC Catalina Safari CARPETS AND rugs to be 6852622, Cullom. c0524/tfn free in this classification. tone. Excellent condition. Best 8156353124. TUXEDO rental service. See Children’s, men's and Whitfill. Ph. 815692-2425. station wagon, 403 motor, tow- shampooed. Reasonable. nc07-19/tfn C 1523/1523 offer. Ph. 815635-3512. c 0 5 -0 8 /tfn SHOEMAKER complete saw the largest selection in the women's clothes, books, some package, 22,000 miles. A-l Dave Kaeb, Fairbury- Ph. 815 cl0-09/tfn and sharpening service. You area at Huber’s in Fairbury. furniture, movie camera and condition. Ph. Forrest 815- ONIONS, red, yellow or 692-2282. c325/tfn WANTED TO SHARE ride to PUPPIES NEED a home! dull them and I’ll sharpen. 512 clO-09/10-30 screen and lots of misc. 411W. O I 857-8627. clO-23/10-23 popcorn, 25« lb. Raymond Pontiac. Working hours are Part Spitz. Ph. 815692-4495. E. Elm, Chatsworth 7 30 to 4. Call Fairbury Elm, Fairbury. c!523/1523 Rosenberger, Chatsworth. Ph. GOOD USED TV tower. Call C 1523/1530 cl525/tfn WOUI-D LIKE to babysit in 815692-2043. nc0512/tfn MOBILE HOMES 815635-3029. *1062/10-23 815692-2798 after 5 p.m. my home for one child. Full clO-23/10-23 FARM EQUIPMENT VICKY’S Beauty Bam - in time only. Lori Hetherington, NEED RIDE or riders in WM. MASTERS INC. 1966 PARKMOBILE, 12x60, OSHKOSH boot jeans, the Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2530. ETC. CUSTOMERS for Chatsworth rear of house. 211 N. 5th St., Fairbury, Forrest and Chenoa Electrical Contractor REDIMIX new furnace, new carpeting, working man’s favorite, are Chatsworth. Ph. 8156356157. cl0-09/tfn United Methodist women's area to Bloomington. Work Commercial.R*tid*nllal f b s H m iU central air, 15,500. Located in available at Huber's in Complete styling and ear bazaar at new church, Satur hours 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. F a rm OORNHEAD 4744 Internation Chenoa. Ph. 309-266-9580. Fairbury. cl0-09/10-30 piercing. Open Wednesday PIANO TUNING. Write Hap Agricultural al 4-row. Very good condition. day, Oct. 25 - 8:30 a.m. to 7 flexible. Monday thru Friday. elO-16/10-30 through Saturday. c01-4/tfn DeFries for apppointment 303 Ph. 8156576730 after 5. Healing Air Conditioning Ph. 815692-2611 nc09-ll/tfn GRASS AND LEAF bags; p.m. regular bazaar booths; S. 8th, Fairbury, 111. 61739. ■STATE APPROVED PLANT also coffee hour, noon lunch nc0525/1516 for drlivrry wilAla a 2* mil* wood, coal and kerosene PIANO tuning and repair. cl0-09/tfn 24MOU«u.„ t 9 *10 J K e n t radius call: UTILITY TRACTOR 35 to 40 heating stoves; we also have and supper. Creamed chicken Robert Cummins, 1319 Glen- AxCondlNoFNng PETERS CONCRETE * • H.P., one Ford, one Oliver, FO R S A LE kerosene; axes and wood and biscuits added to buffet SHARE A RIDE to I.S.U. on wood, Bloomington. Ph. 305 BABYSITTING wanted Monday evenings. Leave Fra* Estimates No Obligation both good condition. One flat splitting tools, drill bit sets, selection for evening meal. 107 N. Cantor ______PRODUCTS MISCELLANEOUS 663-2702. c0507/tfn Licensed. Ph 815692-2530 Forrest 4:30 p.m. Ph. Forrest 245 4470 Oilman, II. jj top trailer, 8x16 with winch. $6.70; 7 inch saw blade, $2.25; *10-23/10-23 ci516/tfn Forrest, III. $ 5 7 - 8 1 4 3 Ford 4,000 w/loader. Ph. 815- 6 inch channel locks, $10.95; 8156576161 after 4:30 p.m. • FUEL OIL & DIESEL SEPTIC tank cleaning, phone ncl502/tfn 688-2451. clO-16/tfn SEE MY line of records, books Black & Decker bench top 3053657101 Jack Skaggs FOR R EN T and Bibles Small Appliance workmates, $46.80; Box end customers, no allocation Central Vac 1 problems Walker Coal & Oil, Plumbing & Heating, I>exing- RIDE TO University of Illinois Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, socket wrench sets - standard International 1 RECREATIONAL Fairbury. Ph 815692-2631 ton. c7-20/tfn SLEEPING ROOMS and campus every Tuesday in Fairbury. c01-12/tfn and metric. Dennewitz Bros., 2 0 % Chatsworth. Ph. 8156353316. c 1502/12-25 housekeeping units Private time for 10 a.m. class Built In 1 EQUIPMENT, ETC. TREE TRIMMING, topping, throughout fall semester. Ph. VAN’S SAI.ES & Service C10-09/10-30 baths. Colonial Inn, Forrest. DISCOUNT BUYING SCRAP IRON, or removal, also stump re Ph. 8156576590. cOl-24/tfn 815692-3654 after 5. Share cost VACUUM I small engine repair, moval. Free estimates, On All «* # BANTY chickens, mallard copper, brass, aluminum of drive. ncl523/ll-13 1970 - 340 SKIDOO. Runs good. McCulloch, Echo and Stihl insured. Perry Price, Onarga, In-Stock Units cans, auto batteries $3 50 12X60 MOBILE home. Utilities SYSTEMS 1 Ph. 815635-3512. cl509/tfn chain saws, chains made up ducks, grey guinea hens. Ph. 8152657612. c0514/tfn and sharpened; log splitter for 309-377-3701. clO-16/tfn Fairbury Scrap Metal, Ph furnished. Call 815692-2950. for your home, 1 rent; stand-by generators 815692-2631. C1502/11-27 c02-21/tfn SEPTIC TANKS WINCO INSUI^ATE TODAY. Save on ConcrzM tups .. .with lifetime 1 LAWN & GARDEN Phone 815635-3579. MAP1E SHADE trees, 4 to 7 G e n e r a t o r s GOOD STEWARD, 200 acres heating and cooling cost. Call UNFURNISHED one and two Catch Basra EQUIPMENT c0e-21 /tfn ft. tall, $5 - $7 apiece. Paul Electric Power 1 warranty. 1 close to town. Call after 3 p.m. Honegger Insulation. For free bedroom, carpeted and air Par tang Blocks Slagel, Fairbury Ph. 815 estimate call collect 815657- Plants SOLO. SERVICED 1 ELECTROLUX Sales & Ser 692-3405 clO-16/10-23 Mrs. Francis C. Schade, conditioned apartments Farm File 8512 or 8446525. c07-19/tfn SPECIAL PRICE Tractor Driven PTO * INSTALLED BY: 1 vice. David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Janfra Farm, Ph. 815635-3792, w/stove and refrigerator. As ON TIIK t ARM TILL SLIGHTLY used 10 HP Chatsworth. low as $136 and $156. Equal FOR PROMPT OELIVERV Street, Fairbury Phone 815 HONEY - liquid, not heated, WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heat JR Electric J R E LE C TR IC 1 Gambles riding mower. 34" raw. Prime quality. $1 per lb. clO-16/10-23 housing opportunity. Ph. CALL 692-2282 c01-17/tfn ing. Call for free estimate, no I n c . INC. 1 cut w/grass catcher Gambles Elsie Evelsizer, Forrest. Ph 815692-3855. c0501/tfn PETERS CONCRETE obligation, 8156926113, Fairbury, III. Ph. 815-692-2285 1 * # in Fairbury Ph. 815692-2222. 8156576198 cl0-16/tfn PRODUCTS c09-18/tfn LIFETIME guaranteed muff Cender Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fair Fairbury, II. lers. Air conditioning service, 1 BEDROOM upstairs apart Gilm an 145 4*70 815 692 2285 FRANKUN FIREPI.ACES. SERVICES bury, 111. c82/tfn tune-ups, brake jobs, custom ment. Single or couple. CLOTHING, SHOES. made exhaust systems. Extra heavy cast iron. 32” and Reference and deposit 37” units. Special pre-season IMPRINTED napkins for that ETC. Williams Mobil Service, Rt. 24 DECORATED cakes for all required. Ph. 815692-2631. prices Nussbaum Plumbing, special occasion or a great c09-04/tfn East, Fairbury. Phone 815 occasions, including Sesame hostess gift. Bell, Book & Can Fairbury. clO-23/11-13 Characters. Will deliver. Ph. GENTLEMEN prefer Hanes 692-2832 or 692-3598. dle, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Money Market c06-28/tfn 815688-3327. c9-14/tfn HOUSE in Chatsworth. Ph. Hose - at Bell, Book and 204 E. Locust, Fairbury. 815635-3543. cl0-16/tfn c33/tfn Candle, Merle Norman REAL ESTATE KILGUS Enterprises, R.R 1, Cosmetics, Fairbury 6 CU FT. CHEST type I I freezer. White w/grain wood Fairbury, limestone spread Certificate c02-22/tfn top. One-year-old, 9150 or best 2 STORY HOUSE, 4 bed ing, excavation, trucking dirt and rock, stump removal. GENUINE leather shoes and offer. Ph. 8156353456. rooms. For information phone (26 Weeks) c09-25/tfn 815692-3847 ask for Jose Days, 815692-2589; evenings boots; ladies shoes, discount 692-3956. cll-30/tfn prices Boot Shop, 436 Locust, clO-16/11-06 Corner Chatsworth. ‘10-23/11-13 OPEN House, Home Interiors/ by RICHARD A. PEARSON Crafts by Julie. Sat., Nov. 1, TRENCH COAT, new, worn 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Saathoff’s. WE SELLTHE WORLD'S 1 1 . 6 5 7 % once, cocoa color; size 13-14, One mile N. and v« mile west SMOKING, MATCHES $35. Ph. 815686-2478 from intersection 115 & 116. LARGEST SELLING CHAIN SAW AND FIRE clO-23/10-23 clO-23/10-23 CURRENT RATE I I Smoking andmatch** ara cigar or cigarstt* and pip* Rate available UNITED DOES IT AGAIN! th* primary caua** of houa* *mb*r* do not tall Into lira* which kill thouaanda of cr*vlc*a of upholafarad * <«* » . ... Oct. 23 - 29 p*r*on* aach yaar and r*aull furnitur* wh*r* thay can * High Interest * Short Term In million* of dollar* of *motd*r without b*lng Buy a com proparty lota**. Th* first IIn* - d*t*ct*d. * No Purchase Cost • 110*000 minimum plete 440 head grow of d*f*na* I* to avoid that* Ua* aalaty match** and M o d#) 0 ) 5 1 Mode) 020AVP Model 03) AVEQ strlks a match away from you. • 26 Week Maturity er-finishing uni! for iust with Quickstep* fir* hazard* In th* horn*. H*r* are a law: R*mov# on* match from th* $47,995. For this one price. Sfih)’ didn’t g*t to be the B ut if yOUT S flh l 5-4 W m en in the business are' ‘ Based on an investment for a full year at the same rate. This is an world s largest selling ever needs a tune up here to help Come by U *t larg*, d**p aahtray*. bos or toid*r at a Um*. and United will erect a 32'9"x96' c u rta in chair sew with a product maybe a spark plug or and see the world s hnest and navar amok* In b*d or In clot* It b*fort striking. annual rate and subject to change at maturity. Federal regulations that needs more service lust a onceover the best chain saw Or come by and wall building with 6' pit and concrete than it gives lactory trained service let us try to hx the others a chair whan droway. prohibit the compounding of interest during the term of the deposit. slats, then fit It with feeders, waterers, and Malta *ur* match**, elg- A taUataahal mtoraal iM ihi panailr it rtumrad tor aarly oitMrawa* aC u vM ti cartilxarat fencing. A confinement system for ar*tt*a, cigar*, and pip* W E TR f TO FDCTHE OTHERS. ath*a art compi*t*iy cold This information has $47,99$, including the new exclusive United b*fort throwing Ht*m out. It-year warranty. been brought to you a s a Toby's Arco Service N*v*r u t* a match or puhHc service by S tA TO t- A F I J I l First State Bank amok* n**r flammabl* PKAKNON AGENCY. INC, Forrest, III. Rt. 24 West 815657-8480 liquid* or In pla* *a such a* S [ R V | ( [ 424 E. Locust, Chatsworth. u m it p d a g r i attics or clo*«t* or n*ar of Forrest jgK£S sen vices Phone: 4353124. Your one- STIHL stack* of pa par. BANK u ' dlf » ‘ iflOl 5 h * ’ -i-J stop answer to complete in p*onp • f»o0 3** it'* B* carsful that burning surance protection. Forrest, Illinois * IS e HI | FAMILIES: Infant clothings, lots at and other misc. Friday, | l p .m ; Sat., Mth, 9 to CLASSIFIED THE FARM : Locust, Falrbury c 1043/10-23 PHYSICAL Therapist and HELP WANTED graduate PTA’s. Immediate LOST FRONT glassware, opening working in nursing Wm. McNamara Charles E. Orcutt bicycle. Jewelry, SUMMER 1961 • Swim Team home and patient home FAWN-COLORED, Boxer | block, misc clothing, • • Coach for Gridley Swim setting. Competitive salary puppy, 9-weeks-old. In Livingston and Ford County , $5 each, and much Team. Begin late May through and vacation. Send resume to Disappeared three miles north ay only, 94; Main August, 1961. Salaried Box 180, Pontiac, IL 61764. of Forrest. Ph. 815457-4879. i across from the position. Interested parties clO-23/10-23 clO-23/10-23 clO-23/10-23 send resume to Mary Jane Cotton, P.O. Box 175, Gridley, GET HOME from work before fAMILY garage sale, □1. 61744 by November 1. your kids get home from NOTICE ANNUAL HAY DIRECTORY BEING y, Chatsworth, C09-18/10-30 school. Sell Avon. An opening COMPUTED i , Sat., Oct. 23.24 A in Fairbury and Chatsworth. Farmers with excessive supplies of hay can clothing, all sixes; end I WILL PLOW gardens. Piper NEED immediately - full and Call 815432-4661. clO-23/10-23 City, 815486-2451. get marketing help from the Illinois i antiques. pert time Christmas help. Department of Agriculture. clO-16/tfn clO-23/10-23 a • Flexible hours. No MEDICAL office manager for The state agriculture department is investment. Ph. 815492-3625. newly established Family compliling its fourth annual Illinois Hay IWBARN SALE. 311S. •10-23/10-23 Practitioner in Chenoa. Full TRAVEL Direcotry. The directory lists farmers with |, Falrbury. Lots of time, competitive salary. hay for sale by county, provides their LICENSED Medical Assistant ■ts, sweaters, misc. Start immediately. Ph. Frank addresses and phone numbers, and the type or office nurse for newly ROSE BOWL 1961 - complete s, girls, women and Brady, Fairbury Hospital, tour package including tickets and amount of hay available. Some antiques, established Family 815492-2346. clO-23/lMO for parade and game. Book There’s a good demand for hay because of s, pictures, frames, Practitioner In Chenoa Full severe shortages of hay in southern Illinois time, competitive salary. early. Adventure Tours A sy evening, Oct. 23,04 LABORATORY Technician, and Missouri. Start mid-November. Ph. Travel, Inc. Pontiac, Ph. f'riday, Oct. 24, 9 to 4; part time work. Pleasant con The drought has led to a short hay crop in Frank Brady, Fairbury 815442-1133. Park free on the IcDowell and friends. ditions. No weekend work. For many of these large dairy and beef producing Hospital. Ph. 815492-2346. Downtowner Motel lot next ncl0-23/10-23 more information call 815492- areas. * clO-23/10-30 door. 2305. clO-23/10-30 c06-26/tfn Farmers who want to be included in the hay directory can send name, address, phone FREE number, county, type, amount and size of hay bales for sale to: Illinois Hay Directory, Illinois Department of Agriculture, State COLLIE - German Fairgrounds, Springfield, II., 62706. pups, excellent Deadline for mailing the information is gs, loyal pets. Call Oct. 24, 1980. I King. 810690-2629. clO-22/10-22 Free copies of the Illinois Hay Directory will be available to the public in late | AND GET IT, fUldirt o • November. svel. John Traub, Ph. The Illinois Hay Directory is compiled [2606 clO-23/10-30 annually by the Illinois Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the Illinois SD homes for 6-week- Hay association and the University of Illinois iies, mixed breed, Cooperative Extension service. | moved away and left Ph. 309-377-3821. c 10-23/10-23 COUNTY SOYBEAN PIX)T RESULTS AVAIIjkBLE 5NS, litter trained. One The three soybean demonstration plots one gray, one black planted by the Cooperative Extension service I and one brown striped, in cooperation with area fanners have been er 3:30 p.m. Richard harvested. it, 815492-2446. Yield data was collected on the Streator clO-23/10-23 and Pontiac plots, but extreme weather conditions early in the spring ruined the |»IES: Irish Setter and Forrest plot and no data was collected. i Retriever mixed. Tom The Pontiac plot, cared for by Ray Clark, |ill. Ph. 815492-2425. was planted on May 15 and harvested on Sept. clO-23/10-23 23 and Oct. 6. It was treated with 1*6 pts. Treflan and 3/4 pt. l>exone 4L. Fifteen >IES NEED a home! ® * varieties were planted in the plot with a ISpltz. Ph. 815-692-4495. relative maturity from -1 to plus 6 using clO-23/1040 Corsoy at 0 maturity. Yields ranged from 41.44 bu. to 51.99 bu. per acre. The top yielding variety in the plot was Agripro 200 and the plot EUREKA COLLEGE graduate REDIMIX average was 46.57 bu. All yields were adjusted turned Republic presidential to 13 percent moisture. candidate Ronald Reagan and his wife The Streator plot was cared for by David Nancy returned to his alma mater REPRESENTATIVE Peg McConnell Breslin (D), at left, who is running and Dale Sass. It was planted on May 9 and Friday night to address an enthusiastic for re-election, joined Clara Cange In Falrbury Sunday when Mrs. Cange hosted harvested on Sept. 24 and Oct. 5. Herbicides |TATE APPROVED PLANT crowd of students and supporters at a an open house at her home for Breslin and Tim Hall, a candidate for state used on the plots included 1 qt. of Treflan and d«Uvrr> ollhln a 2* m ilt football rally. lint call: representative. Several county Democrats attended the 2 to 5 p.m. reception. .6 lb. of Lexone DF. The same 15 varieties Limiting his remarks to football I PETERS CONCRETE * • Staff Photo were planted in the Streator plot as in the PRODUCTS Pontiac plot. All 15 varieties represent a and nostalgia, Reagan spoke for about UJ aara Oilman, u considerable difference in Phytophthora 10 minutes. “ I’ve been out job-hunting resistance. The highest yielding variety in the lately,” was his only reference !o the Streator plot was Pride B216 at 54.49 bu. The campaign. yield range was 14.10 bu. with the plot low Eureka football tri-captains and Central Vac 'Action'group issues being 40.39 bu. The plot average was 47.51 bu. Coach Ralph “ Mac” McKinzie, the International The average of all varieties at both 86-year-old assistant football coach at Built In locations was 46.96 bu., down approximately 3 EC, who also coached Reagan, bu. from 1979. The yield range for all varieties VACUUM was 10.63 bu. The varieties planted in both presented the 1932 alum with a ) • legislative ratings plants were: Agripro 200; Wilken 2400; Corsoy “ Reagan ’80” football jersey. The SUPPLEMENT TO: The Fairbury Blade, The 79; Wells II; Harcor; Amwill; Beeson 80; jersey will look good as Reagan jogs SYSTEMS Forrest News, The Chatsworth Plaindealer, Pride B216; Hisoy HS235; Asgrow 2575; around the Rose Garden, McKinzie for your home, told the crowd. Cullom Chronicle, The Piper City Journal. The Illinois Political Action Committee, an Americana XK262; Century; Worldwide; With the continued economic woes in the Hisoy HS265; Gnome. Staff Photos by Ann Orth PAGE .. .with lifetime affiliate of the Illinois State Chamber of nation and in this state, the declining Illinois Copies of the detailed results are available ISSUES OF THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1980 Commerce recently issued its legislative business climate has continued to be a major warranty. from the Livingston county Extension office. ISOLD, SERVICED ratings for the session ending in July, 1980, of state issue. The Illinois political actions the 81st Illinois General Assembly I-ocal committee indicated in their Report the I960 BKSSSfi 4 INSTALLED BY legislators were rated based on thirteen key session did register some successes for wmmmmmmmmmmsm |J R ELECTRIC votes used by the Illinois Political Action business as a second “agreed" bill on INC. Committee to come up with their ranking of unemployment insurance was passed legislators. Based on nine years of experience including a tightening of voluntary quits P h. 815 692 2285 ) # in rating legislators, the IPAC believes that provisions in the U.I. law. The legislature also F a lrb u ry , II. the ratings accurately reflect the general passed an “agreed” bill on workmen’s attitude of the individual legislators towards compensation, designed to put a halt to some business issues and fiscal responsibility. of the skyrocketing costs being placed on When things get tough, Representative Thomas W. Ewing Illinois employers as a result of amendments (R-Pontiac) and Representative Betty Hoxsey to W. C. law passed in 1975. This was the first (R-Ottawa) each received ratings of over 94%. significant revision in Illinois W. C. in five Representative Peg Breslin (D-Ottawal years despite massive outcries from state received a rating of only 19%. Senator John employers and a general feeling that the high i i Grotbert (R-St. Charles) received a favorable W. C. rates were driving business from the rating of 85%. state. The Report further indicated that the cutting down on your The Illinois Political Action Committee session ending in July, 1980, was characterized Report showed that out of the 236 individual by some failures and “unfinished business". legislators, the analysis shows that ill Among those was the failure to put a cap on compiled favorable voting records, while 98 the revenue growth realized by state and local compiled unfavorable voting records and 27 of governments from the personal property tax the legislators were classified as “on the replacement. Also undone was a solution to the fence". This compared with the ratings issued mounting highway and transportation funding advertising budget is a on August of 1978 wherein 107 had favorable problems. The need to clearly define real voting records, 113 unfavorable voting records estate tax for tax purposes was left for the 9 I and 16 were classified as “on the fence”. next legislature to solve. • Short Term good way out. . . of business 0 , 0 0 0 minimum tie rate. This is an Cornbelt Press Inc. :ederal regulations Fairbury Blade Colfax Press n of the deposit. Phone 815-692-2366 t I Phone 309-723-2661 •»•«*» cartilxata. Onarga Leader Forrest News Chenoa Clipper Times- P h o n e 815-657-8462 Phone 815-268-7815 Gridley News Lexington Unit Journal nk Chatsworth Plaindealer P h o n e 815-945-3221 Phone 815-635-3010 Phone 309-747-2079 Cullom Chronicle Piper City Journal El Paso Phone 815-689-2654 PhoneU15-686-2550 ______Kempiners clarifies immunization Livingston County 1 requirements T U E S D A Y , O ct. 14, 1980 S A T U R D A Y , O c t. 16. 1980 William L. Kempiners, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, today COURTHOUSE ( ADMITTED ADMITTED Mrs. Ruth Hethermgton, Fairbury, Harold Todd, Fairbury, medical; Mrs. issued the following statement of clarification medical; Mrs. Jacqueline Cook. Forest, Brenda Horine, Forrest, medical; Mrs. regarding the .state’s regulations governing surgical; Kenneth McClellan, Fairbury, Berenice Edman, Cullom, medical; Mrs. school immunisation requirements: NEWS medical; Gary Ziegenhorn, Fairbury, Debra Parks, Fairbury, medical. A statement of medical contraindication m e d ic a l. DISMISSED issued by a physician can exempt a child from Gary Ziegenhorn, Fairbury, medical; Mrs. by Mary Richards a specific immunization requirement. This DISMISSED Brenda Horine. Forrest, medical; Mrs. It's almost Halloween, and little "Trick or provision of the Illinois School Code is Miss Penny Cabbage. Forrest, Robert Margery Perkins, Chatsworth, medical. For th* w*«k of Oct. 14 thru 17, 1980 COURT PROCEEDINGS' Treaters” all over the state are excitedly Bowerman. Fairbury, W illiam Bartlett, Sr., S U N D A Y . O c t. 19. 1980 intended to provide for: a) a child who has a Judge Darrell H. Reno, presiding In Re Dissolution of Marriage of Diana preparing for the big night Fairbury; Mrs. Beth Bork, Forrest; Mrs. ADMITTED health condition that makes an immunization Erick L.Hallam , 21, Odell, no valid safety Adams, Fairbury A Charles Adams. Pontiac. No matter how you celebrate the holiday, it Marie Overacker, Piper City. Mrs. Mabel Congram, Fairbury, medical; unduly hazardous, or b) a child whose test, *js., (Pontiac); dis. stop sign, $25., Jona L. Dixon, Saunemin vs. Jimmy should be a ••fun-time.” W E D N E S D A Y . O ct 15. 1980 Mrs. Etlia Brackman, Fairbury, medical; immunizations were administered on a ( P o n tia c ) . Harder. Small Claim Complaint, $200.00 Unfortunately, it seems that the day after ADMITTED Mrs. Anne Willstead, Chatsworth, surgical; schedule that is considered effective but does Scott A. Holland, 17, Streator. pollution oi 10 2 80. Halloween, we hear of at least one tragic Lawrence Nance. Chatsworth. medical, Shawn Aberle, Chatsworth, medical; W illiam not conform precisely to the schedule outlined In Re: Dissolution of M arriaqe of Carole J. river, $25., (Conservation). incident that took place while someone was Wayne Newnam, Fairbury, medical; Mrs. Brackman. Fairbury, medical. in the state's regulations. Elm er L. Riber, 60, Dwight, no valid reg., Pflager A James D. Pflager. 10-3-60. happily celebrating. . and usually these Florence Vance. Cropsey, medical DISMISSED $25., (State). In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Roy DISMISSED Mrs. Mary Traub, Fairbury; Mrs. Beulah It has now come to our attention that, Owen Ray, Pontiac A Linda R. Ray, Pontiac. tragedies involve small children. Richard L. Maurer, 23, Fairbury, no valid Edith Fosdick, Fairbury, Mrs. Jacqueline Schmidtgall. Fairbury; Wayne Newnam, sometimes, physicians are reluctant to state reg., $25., (Fairbury). 10 3 80 In order to help you avoid Halloween Cook, Forrest. Fairbury; John Roth, Fairbury; Kenneth Me Andrew J. Thompson, IS. Pontiac, Williams Mobile. Fairbury vs. Roberta tragedies, the Illinois Department of Public "medical contraindication” for those students THURSDAY, Oct. 16, 1980 Clelian, Fairbury. who have received immunizations at an age, speeding, $25., (Pontiac). Kay Wager, Fairbury Small Claim Complaint. Health has compiled some ’ do's and ' don'ts" ADMITTED M O N D A Y . O ct. 20, 1980 Bruce A. Studnicki, 21. Streator. speeding. $395.97 A costs. 10 3 80. to protect our young "Trick or Treaters". Mrs. Beulah Schmidtga II, Fairbury, ADMITTED or an interval, slightly different from that M ark W. Steffen vs. T P A W Railroad, East $25., (State). First.. costumes. Whether they are bought medical; Mrs. Alice Dohman, Chatsworth. Mrs. Nellie Bowles, Forrest, surgical; Mrs. specified in the regulations. Since, in many of James D. Stadel. 19. Odell, speeding. $90.. Peoria At Law. (Cplt.) 2 Counts of $1,483.75 A or homemade, be sure they are fire resistant. surgical; James Gunther, Cullom, medical. Fredericka VanLeer, Fairbury, medical; these instances substantially equivalent (S ta te ). costs, ea. 10 6 80. Look for •flameproof" labels when you DISMISSED Mrs. Dorothy Trost, Fairbury, surgical; Mrs. protection has been received, a physician who Fellheimer Law Firm , Pontiac vs. James Charles J. Melvin, 61, Pontiac, speeding, Mrs. Ruth Hethermgton. Fairbury; Larry Ada Simmons, Forrest, accident; Miss Wendy believes a child to be protected against a Alverson, Chatsworth, Small Claim Complaint purchase costumes, masks, beards or wigs. $25., (State). Swenson, Pontiac; Charles Page, Cullom, Alford, Fairbury, medical. disease, may add to that child's school record ♦ Avoid costumes made of flimsy m aterials and Danny R. Welch, 18, Odell, ill. trans. of $200.00 A costs. F re d HU, Fairbury; Mabel Hieronymous, Col DISMISSED Fellheimer Law Firm, Pontiac vs. Myrna outfits with big, baggy sleeves or billowing a statement that he believes the required alco., $25., (State). fa x . Mrs. Rodney Harmon and baby girl, Fair immunization in question is unnecessary or Kathryn L. Smith, 23. Pontiac, no valid Kubiak. Chatsworth, Small Claim Cmplt. skirts. It's very easy for a child to brush F R ID A Y , O c t. 17, 1980 bury; Mrs. Emma Estep, Fairbury, trans. to not indicated. Such a statement will be reg., $25.. (Pontiac). $250.00 A costs. 10 6 80. against a candle or other flame and set fire to ADMITTED Americana Nursing home. Normal; Gary Fellheimer Law Firm, Pontiac vs. Marion accepted as satisfying the medical Shawn P. Schaffer, 21, Fairbury, viol, of the big sleeve or billowing skirt. John Roth, Fairbury, surgical; Francis Seegmiller, Gilman, trans. to Mennonite Baker, Chenoa, Small Claim Complaint. $37.50 class, $25., (Fairbury). Also, costumes should be short enough so Harms, Fairbury, medical; Miss Gina Ru hospital, Bloomington. contraindication provision of the regulations A costs. 10 6 80. Jean E. Gaston, 18, Saunemin, speeding, children won’t trip on them, and light and nyon, Monticello. Ind., medical; Miss Tina FAIRBURY HOSP. BIRTHS: for that particular immunization. To insure MARRIAGE LICENSES. $25., (State). bright enough to be clearly visible to motorists Trosf, Fairbury, medical. To Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harmon, Fair equivalent protection, these statements of Gary Lee B rill and Lisa Gay Stoffels, both Terry L. Stickels, 17, Forrest, speeding, DISMISSED bury, a girl, born Friday Oct. 17, 1980; to M r. lack of medical need will be reviewed by the of P o n tia c , 10 9-80. on dimly lighted streets. Children can carry $25., (Pontiac). Mrs. Helen Moser, Fairbury; Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Billy Mashburn, Fairbury. a boy state health department with appropriate Kenneth Lee Vanscoyoc and Debra Ann flashlights. Or you can sew reflective tape on Larry L. Seal. 39. Chenoa, speeding. 525., Mason, Chenoa. b o m M o n d a y O c t. 20. medical consultation. Until these reviews are (S ta te ). M e in ts , b o th of F a irb u r y , 10-9-80. their costumes. Mark P. Bolliger. 19, Forrest, speeding, MARRIAGES: Be sure that their masks and other completed, children in the category will be $25., (State). Jamie All, Homewood and Richard John disguises do not restrict their vision or listed as "not protected" but “in compliance". Donald E. Alltop, 29. Pontiac, speeding, Robyn, Pontiac, 9 27 80. breathing; and remember that plastic bags $25., (State). Karen Hickox and Bruce Palmer, both of over the faces can cause suffocation. The Whatever your looking for, This statement was issued following Glenn M. Rocke, 67, Pontiac, fail to reduce D w ig h t, 9 27 80. safest mask is a natural one made of reports of some confusion pertaining to tbe speed, $25., (Pontiac). Jenny Ruiz, San Salvador, El Salvador and cosmetics or charcoal applied directly to the minimum time intervals between doses of Ray E. Harms. 26. Chenoa, speeding, $25.. D an L y o n s , O d e ll 10-4 80. skin. polio vaccine and between doses of DPT ( P o n tia c ). DIVORCES. vaccine, as required in the state regulations. Cynthia M. Myers, 18, Pontiac. >mp. lane Carole L. Pflager and James D. Pflager, Another precaution you can take is to be sure candle lighted jack-o-lanters are not set CLASSIFIED ADS usage, $25., (Pontiac). b o th o f F a irb u r y , 10-6-80. Kelley E. Green, 27, Pontiac, no valid reg., BIRTHS: on doorsteps or other places where children $25., (Pontiac). To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schlatter, Fairbury, may brush agains them. Do not let your Charlie W. Brown. 20. Fairbury, too fast for D a u g h te r, 10-6-80. children carry candles or any other open cond., $25., (Fairbury); ill. trans. of alco., To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoover, Pontiac, flame, even inside a pumpkin. And do not bond for!., (Fairbury). D a u g h te r, 10 6 80. place on flammable furnishings indoors. Let w take yew ea The Bodies* Peggy L. Schmitt, 18, Streator, speeding, To M r .and Mrs. Jeffrey Cox, Pontiac, Son, A responsible older person should 10 6 80. $25., (State). . accompany young trick or treaters, and keep Search, to The Kingdom off Steven R. Connolly, 26, Pontiac, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. Randy White, Fairbury, them constantly in sight. $25., (State). D a u g h te r, 10-6-80. Eldon A. Ringler, 39, Forrest, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, Dwight. Before your children go out on Halloween, Mocha, to Cities le aped By $25., (Pontiac). D a u g h te r, 10 7-80. caution them against running across lawns or Roger Heinrich, Saunemin, no valid reg., To M r. and Mrs. Alan Coffino, Cornell, Son, back yards where they might trip or fall in the Science . . . $25., (Pontiac). 10 7 80. darkness. Caution them against dashing into Joseph E. Bedeker, 21, Streator, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Donnell, the streets from between parked cars, and yea to The Pipeline $25.. (State). P o n tia c , D a u g h te r, 10 7-80. against eating the treats they collect until the ---- -B Him — ISfir Ronald E. Hicks, 44, Pontiac, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pokarney, Dwight, candy, apples and other "goodines" have been D a u g h te r, 10 7-80. $25., (State). carefully examined by an adult. In recent Donald L. Lambert, 20, Pontiac, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ricketts, Fairbury, years, hazardous substances have been found 20th Ce lery Style, The $25., (State). Son, 10 9 80. Lloyd E. Moser. 45, Fairbury, speeding, To Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Williams, in treats distributed by real-life "ghouls." • • t $25.. (State). D w ig h t, D a u g h te r, 10-8-80. Finally, if you are driving your car on Steven E. Wilkey, 26, Dwight, speeding. To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harms, Flanagan, Halloween, take special care to watch our for $25., (State). Son. 10 8 80. young ghosts and goblins. They may be too Janet K. Wahls, 24, Pontiac, no valid reg., To Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, Pontiac, busy and too excited to watch out for you. $25., (Pontiac). D a u g h te r, to 10 80. The state health department feels that, if Francis E. Fanchi, 31, Pontiac, no valid To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cassity, Fairbury, you observe all these precautions, your reg., $25.. ( Pontiac). D a u g h te r, 10 10-80. childrens' Halloween.. .and yours.. .will be an One-third off ear Lives Mark E. Friedman, Fairbury, ill. trans of To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bachtold, > alco., $25., (Fairbury). F a ir b u r y , D a u g h te r, 10-9-80. evening of fun and not end in tragedy. To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stoller, Forrest, If you want more information about the WARRANTY DEEDS: Son, 10 I I 80.. state's hazardous substances program, write These are just a few of the many entertaining and Samuel A. Koehl A wf. to Marie Kilgus To Mr and Mrs. Stan Weideman, Pontiac, to: Division of Environmental Health and 7 30 80 $10 (R .S .--) C om . a t a p n t. 180' S. & 482' Son, 10 12 80 Sanitation, Illinois Department of Public informative presentations you'll find in our new E. of NW cor. of E< , SW>« Sec. 10 26 6, etc. To Mr and Mrs. Bobbie Nagel, Pontiac, Health, 535 West Jefferson, Springfield, II Program Cuide. Silas Clauss, a widower to Raymond J D a u g h te r, 10 12 80. 62761. 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The speaker, or both, we can help. Phone, write or stop Connecticut 06320, before December 15,1980. A Forrest News. The Chatsworth Plaindealer, graduate of the Academy is awarded a by your nearest CIPS office for your Program Guide. Cullom Chronicle. The Piper City Journal. Bachelor of Science degree and is It’s free of course, and so are the services of The PAGE FOUR commissioned as an Ensign in the U S. Coast President’s Club. ISSUES OF THURSDAY. OCT. 23, 1980 Guard. On Wednesday, Oct. 29 Come to the Pontiac Elks club for a Victory Rally Sponsored by the Livingston County Republican Central Committee Food Served from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Free Beer Music and Dancing Get your tickets from any of the following area Republican Committeemen: Avoca • Stanley Weber Indian Grove 1 - Harvey S. Traub R.R. 4, Pontiac R.R. 1, Fairbury An “Oi l Sail " trying >•< teach fledgling Belle Prairie - Everett McCullough Indian Grove 2 - James H. Roberts seaman: ‘A'.u where is the mizzen mast?” R.R. I, Cropsey 1 Oak Grove Rd„ Fairbury "I dunno - how long nas it bee. missinV’ Charlotte - Carol Flessner Indian Grove 3 - Joan Steidinger SSSfiKAM R.R. 1, Chatsworth 414 W. Oak, Fairbury We know a family who refurnished their home Chatsworth 1 - William Zorn Pleasant Ridge - David Miller in Early American style: they paid cash for it. 102 E. Hickory, Chatsworth R.R. 2, Forrest Chatsworth 2 - Stephen F. Herr Round Grove - John Monroe Making living is like playing golf; you drive ndiu ior the green and end up in the hole. 401 E. Oak, Chatsworth R.R. 1, Reddick Eppards Point - Leo Shoop Saunemin - John C. Patton Our born-again peanut man solemnly R.R. 1, Pontiac R.F.D., Saunemin promised us to balance the budget and Fayatte - Morris Pratt Sullivan - Merle Corban practice fiscal responsibility. This year our R.F.D., Strawn . ~ 1 Cullom federal deficit is only 65 billion! Forrest 1 • Reuben Metz Union - Fred B. Sheltoh 109 W. Martin, Forrest R.R. 1, Emington Week-end special: In the College Inn, levi Forrest 2 - Carol Schrof corduroy jeans at $13.99 at Huber’s in t i l E. Lacon Dr., Forrasf Fairbury, i ■ ______■ - - - ...... ■ - # Oct. 22-28, 1980 Uptfat*—Published at a tupplamant to tho Falrbury Blada, El Paao Record, Qrtdlay Nawa, Chanoa Cllppar Timaa-Laxlngton Unit Journal, Colfax Praaa, Forraat Nawa, Chataworth Plaindaalar, Cullom Chronlcla-Haadllght-Enqulrar, Plpar City Journal, Onarga Laadar Ravlaw. . ign . r r -:i- ' '‘ . y • r J :;.£:, ; 3 S S i,:' : -V - — - ■■ - - ...... — - ...... — •• : • 1 i - ■: I ■ .X by Cobttt Boucher It seems to me that over the years Hollywood has been at least partly responsible for dividing w om en in to tw o categories— those who look good and those who can think. In a further effort to pit one against the other, they created such ster If you caught the opening eotyped roles as the steamy sexpot show of Backstage At The with the great bod who effortlessly Grand Ole Opry.' you saw what wiggled her hips and lured the man Nashville has been needing for of the hour away from the plain quite some time— a new ap Jane She on the other hand was a proach to showcasing country whiz at bookkeeping but thought a music talent. negligee was something you wore Country music TV shows over your plaid flannel bathrobe have, lor the most part, when company was coming. Using slipped into the rut of making bricks-for-brains logic, the possibility standup singers look and of both beauty and smarts interact sound just like standup ing in a single female body, was singers 'Backstage At The almost totally unheard of. Some of Grand Ole Opry' is a new our more progressive sisters approach to country music marched, protested and burned presentation, and the scenes their bras; most of them ended up that look like the back door are just that, the performers with charcoal-stained underwear Bill A nderson, a veteran of rear entrance of The Grand and sore feet And then came lonl country music TVers, is host of Anderson Ole Opry House the show, which involves Taking liberation by surprise, her artists and performers both on portrayal of Jennifer, the smart and off the Opry stage And blonde bombshell on WKRP in Loni Anderson as herself the interviews are handled in Loni a* Jayne Mansfield such a manner that keeps^ Cincinnati.' probably did more for them away from the usual rut the women's movement than all the that country music interviews aviator glasses (ala Gloria Stetnem) fa ll in to . in the world. Almost singtehandedly. The only thing that could philosophy is this. "When in doubt, She also possesses the rare qualities Want to look Ilka your favorite Loni created a positive role model, atari Drop me a note with your TV possibly make 'Backstage At dress conservatively, because it fits of warmth, compassion and hones validating the concept that beauty beauty and fashion question*, and The Grand Oie Opry' better in anywhere If you've gone over ty that recently contributed to her and brains were not necessarily I'll answer them right here In this would be more of it. more board you'll stick out like a sore receiving a plaque from a Southern mutually exclusive. Judging by my column. I regret that each letter o fte n ! thumb Extremes can make a California Girl Scout troop, naming reader mail, women are not only cannot be answered Individually, Two Smokey & The Bandit' woman look like she's playing her the perfect role model for young getting the message, they're loving but you'll receive a special thank theme songs are the basis for dress-up " A strong believer that women and it was one of her it. Connie L. of Watertown. N.Y. you Just tor writing, and It your a new RCA LP package of you don't have to forsake femininity proudest achievements It is entirely Jerry Reed. Reed not only spoke for many when she wrote: letter Is printed you 'll receive a tree for liberation, she adds. "Women possible that Loni Anderson has the does the country humor, but "We all love Loni Anderson, where designer scarf from the Colette should be appreciated for their makings of a true legend and also gets into the more serious does she get her clothes?" Boucher collection. Write: FA looks, but along w ith their brains, emulating this sex symbol could be side on this effort. He also Jennifer's wardrobe is beautiful SHION!, c /o TV Compuiog, O.O. Boa not instead of." one of the smartest moves you'll produced the album. Some of and sexy, but I'm sorry to tell you 123. Lyndhurst, M.J. 07071. it's created especially for Loni to L o n i Anderson definitely has both eve r m a ke! the best tracks include Jf Love's Not Around The House' wear on the show and for the most part is not available for purchase. I When WKRP' began three years ago. the sweater-girl image that the producer desired (ala Lana Turner) Offer Good Thru October 31 - Act Now! was simply not a fashion standard. Straight skirts with slits and buttons and sexy daytime dresses of jersey knit were nowhere to be found, so FACTORY AUTHORIZED with the skids of designer Gordon Noll, the wardrobe was conceived Lonl't advice Because she has slender hips (size 8 top. 6 bottom), many of the skirts she wears on the show have to be pegged at the knees and tucked from the rear to give her a rounder, broader appearance In fact. Loni is so model-thm from the waist down that in her new TV movie. 'The Jayne Mansfield Story' (debuting this week on most CBS stations), padding was used on the hips and she was literally squeezed into a waist cinching corselet to give her the hour glass appearance neces sary to portray the infamous sex A C T N O W goddess that Jayne Mansfield was. If you want to achieve a more curvaceous image Loni suggests: "Wearing one color helps achieve an elongated, hour-glass figure, wher eas two co.ors tend to cut the body Also narrow belts make the waist look smaller and the hips look rounder." She will not wear anything bare while portraying Jennifer, unless the script absolutely calls for it. and Loni avoids anything too gathered or Mousy, since this gives an unbalanced, top-heavy appear ance. rviionvi rnuw jynifa Loot's own personal wardrobe is far less flashy than one might expect, and her basic Update - Oct. 22 28, 1980 - TWO TV Update 0 Movie 'The Crooked Hearts' J (WED >. When Michael Cells' *1 ((daytim e)) (THUR ), 'Sweet. Sweet Ra chel' (FRI). 'Lost Horizon' Part Conversion Chart 1 (MON ).'Lost Horizon'Pari II C.T.C. 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P.D.T. -7.00 0321 Casper 5:30 • L2) (2)0(32 CBS News ©w WLSw l o Editorialc u n u t i a PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 00(8)117)39) Good Morning © 44 Leave It To Beaver 0 0 ( 1 0 ) 3 $ ) ® NBC News 7:00 •l(D r (2 )0 “ 9 ~ 2 Fat AH America © 3-2-1 Contact (Closad © 3 2 Sanford And Son loween!ween Special Things I "Father Figure" 1980 Hal Linden, Timothy Hutton A widowed C aptioned) parent struggle?, to reestablish a relationship with two sons from © Ray Raynar And His O ABC News always what they Friends 12:58 0 ABCNewsbrtef 0(8)37)39) News especially on Halid whom he has long been separated 1:00 © 2 ( 2 ) 0 31 A» The World O Over Easy © Wslcom* Back, Kotter That sthelessonFat AID Turns 7:30 0 3 0 Underdog © 4 4 You Bet Your Ufa his pals learn, amond (NBC) SUNDAY BIG EVENT: 8:00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. 0(19)351® Another World 0 3 2 Magilta Gorilla © Dick Cavett Show things, as they plot -7.00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. O Dick Cavatt Show (Exc. 0 3 2 I Love Lucy creepiest, baddest. »tf "Sophia Loren Her Own Story" 1980 Sophia Loren, Rip Torn Mon.,Tue.) Sesame Street O O (8) 37) 3f) One U fa Tp spook night ever (Repd The international film star started life as a poor, spindly girl, but, (MON TUE ) Uve © 0 ( 1 9 ) 3 1 ) ® Wo with the persistent help and encouragement ol her mother, and. 7:45 © A.M. Weather 0 4 4 700 Club Champ. Game 7 Ilk later, the producer Carlo Ponti, who became her husband, she 8.00 O cr> (2) Of) Captain Over Easy KUIPERS the championship ha became an internationally acclaimed screen actress and proud Kangaroo S1 In-SchoolI " Programming decided, regularly set] mother O Jefferson* 1:30 O Another World 3 2 Battle Of The Planets 0 32 Courtship Of Eddie's SALES CO. MONDAY Bozo Father *© 4 4 TV CoUege (Exc. O Vidal Sassoon: Your New CHEVY - BUICK • BM C Mon.) Day HOP CAP - VAN TASTIC (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9.00 PM E.D.T.. O Villa Alegre (Exc. CD Movie Pepe Le Mo ko(WED ),Rich and P.D.T. < 00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T Mon..Tue.) SALESMAN • KEN KUIPERS THURSDAY Strange(THUf) ).Sabo!age(FRI "Father Damien: The Leper Priest" 1980 Ken Howard. Mike © Sesame Street Evenings Call Ken at 265-4354 OCT. 23. 1880 Farrell A powerful and moving dra m a based on the life ol the 8 :3 0 O Alice and the Stars(TUE ) 1:58 0 0 ( 8 ) 3 7 ) ( ® FYI Roman Catholic priest who devoted his life to helping the afflicted © 3 2 FUntstones Gilman Phone 265-72S8 EVENING at the leper colony on the Hawaiian island o f Molokai © Miater Rogers 2:00 O (J) (2) O (32 Guiding 9 .0 0 O (21(2)30 Jefferson* Light CARS 6:00 > (J ) (2 )0 New s © O 8® PhH Donahue 0(14)35)® Texas TUESDAY 1979 BUICK Electro 225 2-door 0 0 3 ® ® M.A.S.I Show 0 3 2 Beverly HillbllN** (81(17) Joker's Wild B R (IO )(fS S S David Letter- O O (8) 37) 3*) G eneral 1977 BUICK Century Special, © Barney MIHer (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES. 8.00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. - 7:00 man Show (Exc. Mon., Tua.) Hospital © 4 4 Rookies PM C.D.T.. M.D.T. Las Vegas Gambit (MON , O GMHgan's Island 2-door (19)85) Channel 161 "Salem's Lot" 1979 David Soul. James Mason A chilling story of TUE ) 2:30 O Texas 1977 DOOQE Diplomat 2-door vampirism running rampant in modern-day New England (R) © 32 Romper Room O 32 Spiderman © MacNeiFLehrer I O A.M. Chicago O FUntstones I Election '80 1976 BUCK LeSebre 4-door >92 Happy Days a | (8) (W Looking In 0 9 4 F Troop 6 :30 WEDNESDAY I M.A.S.H. O Movie The E gg and T O Electric Company 1975 CHEVY Nova 2-door (WED ). 'Fem ale on the B each' 2:57 I (2) (2) 0 (3 2 Newsbreak © • (19) 35) ® 1975 CHEVY Corvette Feud (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. (THUR ). N everS ayD ie'(FR I ), 2:58 1(8)37)3® FYI O O 3® ® All •8:00 PM C.D.T.. M.D.T Fallen Idol (MON ). Mrs 3:00 _ I Tom And Jerry 1975 FORD Pinto "The Jayne Mansfield Story" 1960 Lorn Anderson. Arnold Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch' ( 21(2) One Day At A Time Family (8137) Tic Tac Do Schwarzenegger Based on the life of the actress and sex symbol, (TUE.) O Movie ‘A Minute to Pray, a TRUCKS O Carol Burn the movie portrays Jayne Mansfield from her arrival in Hollywood 0 ( 4 4 700 Club Second to Oi#' (WED ). 'Rug- Friends as a 21-year-old, wide-eyed, overweight brunette in search of star O Sesame Street glea ot Red Gap' (THUR). 'Ter 1977 FORD Ranger F-150 dom until her earty death O In-School Programming ror in the Wax M useum' (F R I). 1974 AMC Jeep © Wild Wild V 9 :3 0 • Cl) (2 1 ® Alice Slaughterhouse Five' (MON.), Animate 0 (1 8 ) 38)® Blockbusters 'Diary of a Mad Housewife' 1969 CHEVY El Cemlno Pickup 0 MacNeiFLehrer I (NBC) MOVIE OF THE WEEK: 9:00 PM E O T.. P.D.T. • 8:00 PM 8:55 (2)(2) WBBMEditr C.D.T., M.D.T. (Mon., Tue.) fE ) MOTORCYCLES O Blocfcbtweter* (Mon., ® Captain Jink* Show © WLS Editorial "The Omen” 1976 Gregory Peck, Lee Remick To his horror, the 7:00 © (f)(2) © 92 Tl American ambassador to Britain realizes that his only child, who Tue.) S92 Mighty Mouse-Hackle 1979 KAWASAKI 650 SR wtth O ® Please Don’t Eat The And Jackie Shadow Coach R e l was substituted at birth for his own stillborn son, is possessed by a Windjammer M 1 ends h it stay in New ( powerful demon and he must make a painful decision about the he learns the seriousr boy's fate (R) 1976 SUZUKI 400 lather's illness and ( them begin todev* THURSDAY derstanding (Concl| mins.) CHEVROLET’S SERVICE (1 8 )3 ® ® l (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: * 0 0 PM E O T.. P.D.T. • 8:00 PM Q«t Ready for Winter pie Play A feature C.D.T., M.D.T. year-old stableboy < "Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case" 1980 Linda Hamilton. lockey until he quil| Mickey Rourke. An enraged wife and mother brings a charge of WINTERIZING SPECIALS ago. a report on the t rape against her husband for whom she still harbors tenderness invitational com patitl Based on the headline-making landmark 1978 Oregon criminal •TUNE UP SPECIAL T OIL CHANCE SPECIAL tub racs in Oakland, I case I war featuringwiveac I • hearts at gB. i the World Series (6 (NBC) THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E O T., P.D.T. • 8 0 0 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. • 0(8)37)' "DamienOmen II” 1978 William Holden, Lee Grant. A powerful Mindy M ork host s a d industrialist and his wife take his brother's orphaned son, Damien, sion show in which | into their home, not suspecting that he is the devil and is preparing WINTERIZING SPECIAL i ‘ BRAKE AND REARIH8 SPECIAL their friend* give a c l for the world-wide Armageddon. (R) le e a B it formancs to save f af aH liaison Flavor troml( af z big chance on F R ID A Y ______•ad rggaottag * 30* .R epast) © Movie -(WeetJ (NBC) FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 8:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. "Siege At Red Rlvf - T OO PM C.D.T., M.D.T. Van Johnson, Rich "The legind ol Sleepy Hofcm" 1960 Jeff Goldblum, Dick Two Confederal*! Butkus Adaptation ol Washington Inring's classic tale set in an working behind u f upstate New York town in the 1830's Crane, a teacher in the town steal a Gatling gun. f of Sleepy Hollow, woos the pretty daughter of a rich farmer and • 49 Movie- 22-28, 1980 - TWO Update - Oct. 22-28, 1980 - THREE ((Wednesday)) iMovie'TheCrookedHearis' VED ). W hen M icha el C e lls ' and M erit! Talveta. (90 mine.) Woman--'The Purge'BM Crow I ), Sweat, Swaat Ra 8 :3 0 9 9 2 To TeN The Truth ley it impended from the force '(FRI ), Lost Horizon'Part 8:59 9 9 2 Newscene at tha accuted killer of a 16- |(MON ). 'Lost Horizon'Part N. SMOTHERS BROTHERS 0:00 99(16)3S>® The 1070’e: year-old boy (Repeat; 2 hrs.. Vue .) COMEDY HOUR______An Explosion Of Country 15 mine.) 1 (8 )8 7 ) ft® Edge Of Night Muelc Fifteen of the most 11:00 GD (2) CBS Lata Movla The 1 Buga Bunny And FHands The incomparable Bette Midler popultr country music acts per Man Who Would Be King' *976 Lat'aMakaAOaal is scheduled to appear in The form at the historic Ford's Start: Sean Connary. Michael i 0)(IS) ILovaLucy Theater in W ashington. O.C.. Caine. Two daredevil roguee Smothers Brothers Comedy ' Villa Alagra (60 mine.) (If the seventh game tel themselves up at rulers of a Hour.' the first ol two. one-hour I Sesame Street of ttre World Series is neces primitive country, but find their comedy specials starring Dick and 13D Toni Tennllle Show sary.'The I970's An Explosion dreamsof glory and richesfHled Tommy Smothers, airing. Wednes |1)(2) Match Came of Country Music' will be with danger. (Repeat) “ Newlywed Gama day. OCTOBER 22. on NBC TV pre-empted ) 9 Streets Of San Francisco 192 Woody Woodpecker Other scheduled guests include 9 9 2 Don Lane Show 9 3 2 Comedy Classics Petticoat Junction Martin Mull. Pat Paulsen and 1(8 )3 7 )3 * VegaS Dan 9 Movie -(Adventure) ** W )87) John Davidson Show Father Guido Sarducci' (formerly Tanna is targeted for death “Mississippi Gambler" 1953 1 Scooby Doo ot Saturday Night Live ) when he fries lo protect a family Tyrone Power. Piper Laurie. 3 4 Movla 'Ruthless' Midler is currently (he locus ol that is being k ille d o ff by w hat The ad ve n tu re and lo v e s o t a JWED ). Bang. Bang. You’re Divine Madness.' a theatrical seems fo be an evil curse riverboal gambler whodecides )ead’ (THUR ). Savage Sea release (Repeat. 60 mins ) 10 build an honest gambling son' (FRI ). Blue Gardenia' In the even! ol a seventh game O News house in New Orleans. (2 hrs ) 1MON >. Lucky toBea Woman' in the World Series, this p r o g r a m ©<4< ) • • • 11:15 9 3 4 Movie -(Drama) • • • H IfTU E) would be postponed "Pel 178 "Yanks" 1979 R ichard Gere. (10) (1$) Gllllgan's Island CMCCH USIINGS I ON IXXC1 HMt Shell eddy Vanessa Redgrave (Paid Mister Rogers (Parr uston) Subscription Television) An 18$ TV POWWW! 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