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NICHOLS-HOMESHIELD, a part of the ANTA announcement of the impending sale of a large block of corporation, will be a section of the parent company ANTA stock. undergoing possible reorganization as a result of • Anta schedules corporation liquidation
Anta Cocporation (NYSE: ANA) has Tolbert added that Anta expects to close number of distributions to its stodcholders over the next several months, with the announced tM it has signed a definitive the sale of Four Seasons to Manor Healthcare THE CHARLOTTE Farmers Grain Company held its 250 served for dinner and a large turnout for the business distributions falling into more than one tax agreement to sdl its Four Seasons Nursing Corp. of Silver Spring, Md., in mid-April. He 76th annual meeting Saturday at the CHS gym, with about meeting in the afternoon. Centers, Inc., subsidiary and that it has said disposition cf the company's other assets year. For those stoddiolders who have an scheduled a special meeting of stockholders, will take place over a 12-month period appropriate holding pniod, the distributions for April M to approve a plan of liquidation of thereafter. will be considered capital gains for tax At 76th meeting., . Anta Corporatian. "The decision to sell Four Seasons was purposes. made because Anta's board of directors felt Under the definitive agreement covering the Four Seasons sale, Manor Healthcare will Anta Corporatioo, which was listed on the such a sale was the best way for the company pay Anta approximately |S7 million in cash; New York Stodc Exchange in November, 1981, and its stockholders to realize the full value of Charlotte Farmers Grain returns dividends Anta will be relieved of consolidated debt has three odwr operating subsidiaries: the underlying assets of this subsidiary," The 7fitli annual meeting of Farmers Grain Total refunds and stock dividends paid local cooperatives. He also introduced John totaling approximately $18 million; and Four Nkbola-Homeatitfld, Inc., an aluminum Tolbert conunented. "With the signing in Company of Charlotte was held on Sat., March were about $27,000.00. Roth who gave the fertiliser report.* bnOdlng products manufacturer; Bonray January of an aereement in orinciple to sell Seasons will pay Anta approximately $5 10, 1984 at (."hatsworth High school. Members Gene Weber, ag instructor at Chatsworth Energy Corporatioa, an oU and gas Four Seasons to Manor Healthcare, the board million of inter-company debt. Manor of the Charlotte Homemakers Extension High school, introduced Brett Bayston and exploration and production company, and further considered the future of Anta Healthcare will also assume a guarantee ser\ed 250 at the noon dinner. Don Rich, seniors at the high school, who gave Bob Hub(y, Jim Elliott and Irv Wilken Bonray DrlUiag Corporation (NASDAQ: Corporation and how the company could best made by Anta Corporation covering $2.7 U'onard Kerber. President of Board of reports and a slide presentation on their served on the nominating committee. The BNRY), owned by Anta and 80% publicly utilize the proceeds of the Four Seasons sale to million of debt owed by CTiallenge Ministries, (directors presided at the business session. attendance at Youth Leadership Camp at entire board was re-elected as foUowe: owned, which la e n g a ^ in domestic onshore benefit its stockholders. for whom Four Seasons manages IS nursing Reports were given by Secretary Lloyd Voss Kansas City in the summer of 1983. They were Leonard Kerber, Clair Zorn, Uoyd Voes, Dun contract drtIUng of oil and gas wells. homes. At the same time, Anta has agreed to on the financial condition; Mgr. Jim Flessner sponsored by Farmers Grain of (Charlotte and Kyburz, Don Frieden, Duane Flessner and "The board concluded that the interests of purchase, for $2S.29 per share, approximately on the past years operation; and vice Farmland Industries. Ron Deany. The propoeed plan of liquidation calls for the stockholders would be served best by a 1,005,000 Anta Corporation shares acquired by president (Uair Zorn on building and Weber also introduced Charlie Strube, cash di^butions to Anta stockholders of the planned liquidation of Anta Corporation.” Major Healthcare Corp. in a recent tender maintenance report. student ag teacher at the high school. proceada from the sale of Four Seasons and Tolbert said the effect of the plan of offer. Stock dividends of seven percent were paid Entertainment was provided by the At the dose of the meeting a drawing was win involve the sale or spin-off of Anta’s other liquidation would be to allow Anta to pass along with patrgnage refunds of one cent per Peavine Brothers, a barberdiop quartet from held for door prizes. Winners were: Bill through the proceeds of the Four seasons sple three operating auhaidiariea. James R. After repurchase of the Manor Healthcare bushel on grain, two percent on fertilizer Pontiac. Krooes, Louise Flessner, John Hall, Beryl Toihert m , Chairman and PresidenL said. and the results of the disposition of its other shares, the company will have approximately purcha.se.s. one percent on seed, feed, Manager Jim Flessner introduced Rich Irvin, Tom Gecth, Virginia Haren, midred subsidiaries and assets to stockholders free of P n ty matwiala wU be eent to stockholders 3,115JN0 shares outstanding. Anta reported chemicals and other merchandise and one Sipe, representative o( Farmland Industries, Baystao. BerdpU .G|iUg«ay..QEMigigMltlUte eb approxlmataly Maich 81 corporate tax. He said Anta wUl make* a total assets of |139,880,000'at Dec. 31,1983. percent on .ser\’ices. who gave some comments on the strength of Murphy, and Larry Gerdes.
Bloomer development may be just around the bend
by Jim Roberta The "Bloomer Line” short line railroad During introductory remarks, Stevens in Livingston and the final two in Ford may be back In operation by July, if the am- pointed out that When Congressman lyiadigan county.) btUotts hopes expressed during a $3 million sponsored legislation to make the money It was pointed out Uut the $3 million is a funding preseidation Monday noon at the available under an earlier Railway U.S. grant but not a gift, and there is also a Palamar restaurant in Pontiac are realixed. Redevelopment program, “Ed planted the mortgage, which was caOed “a rationa] ap In order to addeve operatkxis “by July,” a seed." proach.” The line must run for five years, faid-leltkag for track renovation is expected Madigan, with a grin, retorted “Mr. Riley's after which the mortgage is forgiven. If it eometime next month, with work required to bringing the fertilizer!” fails, the U.S. reclaims the assets. get underway in May. Riley commented that "The people who Riley concluded that “If we didn’t have The now abandoned trackage is the former carry the money and get the credit are not the confidence in your ability to make this work, Bloomington dhridon of the Dlinois Central- people who do the work. Ed Madigan nude the we'd never have signed that document.” Gulf railrond, running nortbweet to Kankakee. difference; he is the building block. It aenrlced primarily grain elevators, sg “And Kevin McCarthy's adherence to this chemical plants, lumber yrards and one cause is almost a religious belief! manufacturer at Chatsworth. "Your final success” Riley noted "depends As part of the signing session, Stevens After a four-year court battle with those on conununlty support. If you work as hard to and J.F. Eberwine, director of Traffic for patrons, the I&G was suooesaful in shutting make this run as you did to preserve it, you'll Growmark, the Farm Bureau service firm off service in 1877 and ofBdally dosing it in succeed.” headquartered in Bloomington, and Bloomer 18H. Riley pointed out the chances for success, vice-president, signed the mortgage The reincarnation is the work of the uying “You’re right where the action is, in documents. Bloomer Shippers RaOway Redevelopment the center of it. The '70s was the decade of Laogne, with Dwight Stevens of C o i^ ss mergers among Class 1 railroads; the '80s are praddeot and SprtogfMd Attorney Kevin Mc Also present for the ceremony were State going to see a resurgence of the short-tines.” Carthy aa the chief engineer. Sen. John Maitland, Rep. Tom Ewing, Merle Monday, prior to what was a “victory” lun Travis, chief of the Illinois Department of cheon of e o f^ John H. Riley, chief rail ad Transportation; Ray Peterson, deputy ministrator In the U.8. Department of (In the area served by The Combelt Press director of the Illinois Commerce Tlraa%wrtatioa in Washington, and Con- newspapers, the line serves CooksviUe, Col Commission, all of whom were involved ir, a •M B u n Ed MndHwi of this dsbrict, sloi« fax, Anchor, Cnupaty, Risk, Chatsworth, $375,000 Illinois appropriation to the Bloomer wltb Stevons, signsd docomsats making a iO Charlotte, Cullom, Kempton and Chbery. The League signed recently by Gov. Jim mOlifla fodwal frant ofBdaL first three are in McLean county, the next four Thompson.
1C line an 1878 controversy Coifax-KKK a haul according to old tables
the Bleomw rail Um begiia A motion was nude to grant rightpof-way to t f m tlOan ttw g h Chataworth, It may cauae the railroad, but the townspeople preaent A hundred yean ago, a journey on the H n a eaatravaniy > bat not aaarly ao much aa protaated, laying they did not want the line In Kankakee and Soothweitern railroad (soon I9M apawaad wtMB the Um waa fin t prepoaad town. Some raid that vacating the atreet waa now to becotM the Bloomer Um ) from Colfax M im . not legal to Kankakee wm a tbree-liour undertaking. HUboIb Ontral alfiriah came to a pabUc On June U, l$7i, the town board gave The northbound paaaenger train left Q>lfax ■M iiB f la Chalaaorth « May S . U7I to permlaalon for the Um to build and maintain a at 4:10 a.m. From than it made atopa at railroad along Second StreeL but did not cede ViMnQp Q i BvQMMQ wBKQ WM W9 TVn Anchor (4:48), Oopaay aiding (4:M), Roaalthe ■ i to natmmtii mtm the tttlo or vacate the atreei (4:86), Riak (6;lt), Criunpton (8:21), ’►i »of Kaahakoo aad SoaUraoMm. By mkkluM, Charlotto townaliip WM In the Chataworth (1:88), Chariotte (8:44), CuUom to aBNo lo ri^Wof- midit of roiiaUng the righMI-way. and by (8:87), Kampton Junction (8:18), Kampton AuguaL reporta wore out that the Um bod been (8:61), Oibety (1:11), BurkiiMtMMn (8:18), abundoned. Henchar (8:17), Irwin (8:811), Otto (7:1$). and OWIQHT STEVENS, president of the Bloomer Springfield, the league's attorney; John Riley, PedeiBl rtholTC W lira But by Oct $, the Plaindealar raported that Kankaitaa (7:11). Shippers Railway Redevelopment League, and a Colfax Railway Adminlatrator ftbm Washington.1. D.a; J.F. M lha MW town of From th an to ChlcagD WM Uatod aa about farmer, signs one of tha documents invoiveff in Monday’s Eberwlna of Bloomirtgton and Qrowmeifc, Ino.. Um wM kOioflnt ooHtroctad along tha Um - i anothar throa boon - or about aix houn to go transfer of $3 million in federal funds to the league. league's vice president; end Congfeeemen Ed by raU from Colfax to CMongo. Others, from the left are Kevin McCarthy of who sponsored ^ leglsletlon. 4V-V -■■V. T. Bluebirt Larry's Lines by Larry Knilonds
I « w iMfiig that bgr the ttaM w« got to the When 1 was little, 1 hsd the job of walking It was a big one, and freshly dead. Deciding Mr. and Mn. Leonard Kertaer returned Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kerber attended the Judy Howell of Chatsworth and la a certified to drop ■MAe «f Mwch, «prii« would have really uptown every morning and evening to get the that others needed to share in my treasure, I home March 2 after spending the past three meeting at the Palamar to Pontiac on Monday public accountant and preaently audit ip n a g n d ngr rear wiadow defocger could be wound it around my arm end heeded for bame. nisll. I might go straight to the post office and months at Ft. Myers, Fla. of the Btoomer Shippers Railway Redevelop manager with the Illinoia Auditor Geaeral’a The Chetnrarth vanity gi deil off Mill Belt Octotwr. straight back - but then again, maybe I Mom was busy with the sheets as I got Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dehm arrived home ment League at which time the Federal Office to Springfield. After akitog at Squaw the otodoon at Mahomet duii After aB, the National Weather Bureau wouldn’t there. Tuesday evening after spending several weeks Railroad Administration administrator, John Valley and various other ski arena in the but ran off U atreight poinU ii toBi M that March la the maalh of the year I remember one tiine when it was fairly I remember calling out, “Hey, Mom! Look to N a f^ , Fla. They stopped in Gainsville, Riley, signed federal grant papers which CaUfomto and Nevada mountatos, the group to drop the Buildup 4831 to with the hvaeot change in average mean warm - probably in June - and raining just a what I found!” Fla., on tte way to visit with Lee and Nellie made the |3 million grant official. spent two days to San Frandaco dgfat aeetog game at Mahoowt. little. I put on a coat with big pockets, and I don’t remember her reactioa - but I do Forney, and reported that Lee is busy with The annual birthday supper sponsored by before flying back to St. Lotos. The toama walked into a g] Acoordtaig to the averagea. It is not away 1 went. remember her telling that story for yean bull doriiv work to clear land in the area. Dick the American Legion auxiliary with the Dorottiy Dunsheath spent the weekend to cold, and both aquadi dwt to afterwards. So I had some sort of lasting effect for the month to b e ^ with sero I don't recall gftting any mail, but I did and Carol Roeenboom were also at the Forney members of Walter Gemons Post 613 as Chatsworth visiting friends and attended the atmospheric condtttfona. bat for it to end with highs in the bring home something else. on her. home to visit with the Dehms. guests was cancelled Monday night because of open house for the recognition day fox the One of my favorite stopping-off places was Rose Lockner returned home recently after snow, ice and blowing snow. It has been Gtizens Bank employees. WaO, the tamperatnres have been mean, all the locker plant For the game, CHS mans spending several weeks with her son and fami rescheduled for A|xil. John Herr, son of Mr. end Mrs. Bud Herr, Is 18 of 41 from the floiir and SO right Downright mean and ugly. Back then, they did the slaughtering out In eighth grade, we were on some sort of an ly, the Richard Fortnas, in Newtown, Pa. Part A note from Judy Howell Lazar of Spr home for spring break from Lincoln college. freetlirow line on 13 of 21 Bat that should be no surprise. Ihiring my back. The process of killing the animal and economy kick. The idea on the day I of the time she stayed with her 16 year old ingfield with her Ptoindealer renewal says Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston returned percent on 18 of 43 from Hie, I can remember more times that spring cutting it up had a certain fascination, so I remember was that we had been given the grandson, Tim, while his parents were to San that she enjoys reading the paper each w e^ from Florida on Sunday. They spent two days percent on six of 18 from tfai was a wreetitnc match between rain, sleet, would drop in for a session of blood and guts. task of rriling up all the crepe paper from the Juan, Puerto Rico. Richard is with the Ekluca- and that she likes to keep abreast of all the ac at Epcot and one at Disney World. T li^ ■ad BMMr right op to income tax time, with This time, a cow was just being readied for CHS outrebounded the Bi seventh and eighth grade dance for use the Uonal Testing Service and makes frequent tivities and her former baby-sitting kids. visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wldholm to Boyn Beth Gillette nabbing 10 i May aoaaQy atOl an uncertainty as to wearing conversion into round s t ^ and hamburger. next year. trips to San Juan and this time his wife Mr. and Mrs. Bob Koehler returned last ton Beach and attended polo matches with nine. TaMits or wtadbreakera. Mr. Freehill and the crew did their work I don't know why some of us were jotoed him for a 10 day vacation. week from St. Petersburg, Fla., where they them. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Chatsworth hit six of 21 I used to attend the Brat day of time trials quickly, until most everything was disposed of designated for the task. It may have been a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Coventry returned spent the past two months. While there they in Palmetto, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culkin to while M-Slwd seven of 19. at Indianapolis every year, with trials - e x c ^ the eyes. reward - or a punishment. Anyway, four of ua home last m A after visiting their daughter visited with his uncle and aunt, Clair and Largo, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Strada and eone tte second w e e k ^ in May. I was poking at them with a stick, when Mr. boys w m put into a room with boxes of and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Graber in St. Dorothy Kodiler, in New Port lUdiey, and toLongwood. Mrs. Strada to the fanner Nancy SomeBmee I wonld bask under sunny skies Freehill asked me if I wanted to take them s tm m e n and told to start rolling. Paul, Minn. This past weekend guests of the also with Garence and Betty Culkin in Largo. Brown of Chatsworth. The majority of their and come home with my Brat ta a And home. I said I did, so he found a chunk of Coventrys were their daughters, Kari Coven They report the Koehlers as being well and time was spent in Naples. aometimee I would shudder aU day in fog and butcher paper - and I soon was on my way try, of Downers Grove, and Elizabeth Coven that D o i^ y enjoys tatting and knitting and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herr and son Ryan JV s m drinie and come home with my lari sniffles of with my parcel. The standard method was to take a pencil, try of Urbana. Other guests were Randy Hood watching sports events on television and Clair were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. the season. My grandmother usually made bread begin the roll, and have one person hold the of (Chicago and Pat Healy of Tipperary, is still a^vely engaged in the banking Richard W. Funk of Bloomington. Tom to the But that is life in our glorious Midwest every day, and whenever I could, I would stop other end while you rolled with one hand and Ireland, and Urbana. business as a board member. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Herr and to presently w ith fi by for a chunk, complete with butter and guided the roll with the other. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Haberkom and Mrs. a bank examiner for the State of Illinoto and The period of time right around now is a sugar. About five minutes of that was enough. One Mrs. Leonard Fairley were their son and Helen Haberkom visited on Sunday with Mr. resides with his family in Deerfitod. hard one from a news standpoint Basketball She was in the kitchen when I came in, and of the other boys suggested that we find a daughter-in-law, John and Sally Fairley, and and Mrs. Russell Wagner in Renesselaer, Ind. Attending the taping of a Donahue show to gets over with, and conditions aren’t fit yet for asked me how things had been going that day. faster way - and we did. granddaughter, Katie, of Peoria. Sunday din Mrs. Wagner is the daughter of Mrs. Chicago this past Wednesday were Cindy over Cl farming to beidn. 1 told her I had gone to the post office and The movie projector was in the next room. ner guests yrere the Fairley's daughter and Haberkom and Jim’s sister. Henrichs, Pat Homickel, Vicki Haag, Lori So we get left in the lurdi in the newsroom the locker plant - and then I said I had brought Mrs. Frieda Troppert and daughter Helen Shafer, Tami Homickel and Sherry Schneider We brought it in, stuck a piece of cardboard on her family, Kenneth and Brnmie Eastin and The Chstsworth junior i in s way. something home from the locker. the reel spindle, hooked on a streamer, and hit Bryant attended the funeral of Mrs. from Grant Park. When the ladies left Chicago daughter Angie from Roberts. to the final period to down| And, speaking of being left in the lurch, this She asked what it was - so 1 hauled it out of the switch. Rose Lockner hasted a surprise birthday Troppert’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Florence Ber about noon it was just beginning to snow, but very topic of the yearly lull brought up the my pocket and showed it to her. advance to the finals By staying on low speed reverse, we dinner at her home for Dorothy Gillette on Fri tram, Saturday at Melvin. after stopping for lunch conditions had bracket of the Tri-Potot F-l anbject of surprises the other day over at the About the same quality of surprise was Bud Herr and 65 skiers from the Central Il worsened and driving home they noted six whizzed through the entire pile before long - day evening. After jumping out Blade office. involved one day when my mother was linois Ski (Council spent the week skiing in the and had better looking and tighter rolls th a n if A group of Chatsworth ladies attended the vehicles in the ditch due to the icy pavement. period, the Bluebirds fell I I was talking about how Uiings got a little hanging the wash. Lake Tahoe region. Trip chairman, Ken Mrs. Millard Maxson spent the weekend at we had done it by hand. taping of the Donahue show last week. In the half, and still trailed 9M01 stagnant every year right about now, and About a block away, a fishpond was sunk in Lazar, and wife Judy of Springfield, were also EIU in Charleston with her daughter, Mary, Then we began fooling around. The teacher group were Nancy Livingston, Tami Liv quarter. someone suggested that I should either stir the ground. For some reason, the ground among the group. Mrs. Lazar is the former and participated to Mom's Weekend. heard the racket after a time, and marched ingston, Nellie Livingston, Kay Shols, Glenna But 19 ftoal-stansa up a bit of news on my own, or go out and around the pond was always wet, with weeds into the room ready to bellow at us for playing McGre^ and Ruth Shafer. One of the ladies search for an item that was out of the growing fairly high. difference, pushing CHS I when we had all that work to do. commented that it got pretty warm in the Both teams made 24 l orldiaaiy - a surprise, if you will. It wasn’t uncommon to see a snake lurking Surprise! We got done, teacher. studio with about 200 other people and so So I got to thinking about the subject of around the swamp during the summer - and I could go on, but r u save some of them for many powerful lights. Jeanne Power and Cin surprises - those jdayed on me and those I on this occasion, the guy who had garden close another time. And when I can. I’ll due you to dy Henrichs were with another group that also J o ttiM have polled. by had clonked a bull snake with his hoe. on some real pips that got played on me. attended the same show. Mr. and Mrs. John Friedman returned Turnovi recently from a teii day vacation trip to Sat., March 17th Kindergarten signing Florida. They saw the Kennedy Space Center at W e a tn e r and Disney World and enjoyed time spent at Tri-Poi indicates 22 for '84 Key West. The Candy Tap Wanderings.... Mrs. Ruth Shafer attended the Fairbury Third-quarter tumove Kindergarten pre-registration which was hospital auxiliary board meeting at the the difference as Chati completed during the pre-school screening ex- hospital on Friday momiiig. in Chatsworth Iroquois West 77-74 to the i aminations indicate about 22 new as observed PiiEiiSPAreii Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Watson are home the Tri-Potot I kindergarten students next school year. again after spending two months in Texas in 9 p.m. -1 a.m. THE CMTSWWTN PUINOUIER CHS led at halftimej by Jim Rebholtz This level of annual registration has been the Rio Grande Valley area. Their daughter, mtocues forced the Blu approximately the same for the last six years. m n ttl-2 1 8 ) 21 y M K 9 tm EsIaMMWd IMS Pat Haskins, of Piper Gty, flew down and ball, with IW capit Present enrollment expectations for the CNATtWORTN. IUIH8M visited them while they were there. which saw the opponents i Weather listed is for the period from 3/6 school year 19644)5 would suggest that the PaMsbed every Tbereday for CHS. through 3/U. grade school average per grade will be ap JSMES H. M M IITX. PeMMier Chatsworth out Temperatures ranged from a high of 32 to a proximately 21. Larry KeWeedt. EdHor v^ij' U(‘ nhi%'T M-' M had another blanced i low of tiro below. Joan JoaMoa. Ssatslairt players to double figures. Snow dominated the week, with only the Eaterad as facoad Class Mansr at the Past ONIca weekend Bee of precipitation. One inch fell on of caalsworta, IHtaols. andar del of March 1 .1179. SUBSCNIPTI9N M TE8 - TRI-COIMTT MEd H ealth Care P harm acy Wednesday, followed by high winds and a bliz- One Tear S12.M Junior paper sard on TUeaKlay. Another half inch fell on Fri day. Monday brought more heavy winds, low OUT OF TRI-COUNTY dR U ■N comes this viribility, four inches of snow, and blocked One Tear S16.M r roads, which prompted several meeting Talepboea I3 i-I8 l9 The Chatsworth high cancellations. will be picking up papers | Winds were mostly from the north and east, Tiffani Ann Watson was bom to Gete and GNIXM Please have papers 1 with 10 mph registered on Thursday, 14 mph Debbie Watson on Tuesday, March 6, at 10:14 aide by 1 pjn. p.m. at Carle hospital in Urbana. She weighed THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER on Saturday and 20 mph on Monday. Thurs., March 15, 1984 Barometric pressure was high all week, 6 lbs. and 15 oz. and was 19 inches long. ^ is the granddaughter of Neva and C^rl Page Two THE CHATSWORTH I with a high of 30.00 and a low of 30.00. BtoiwyoanBiHdM m Thuro., March Relative humidity was 90 or better every Arends of Secor and Ruth and Burnell Watson of (3hatsworth. Page ThJ day but Sunday, wfaw the maximum was 70. 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Bluebird girls heat up Rebholz, Bayston rate Bluebird girls keep 4th VV all-conference teams in latest Class A poll
Ron Rebtaois and Brett Bayston of The coaches nonunate players, with each The Chatsworth Bluebird girls by BurtaaU (ITS), Madlawi (IM). I and is s certified to drop Bulldogs, 49-36 Chatsworth have been picked for the coach voting for 10 players from the other nine fourth place in the last NewwGaiettc poB with (143), A rgnta (141), A ral* (136). preesotljr audit Vermilion Valley AU-Confcrence team, with teams, not voting for his own men. 191 points for Class A schools. (164). KawsMe (II). Dvlap (H). Auditor GeneraTs The Chatsworth varrity glrla were cold as Both teams began the third period Just as Ron on the first team and Brett as an “I nominated Don and Todd because they Utdifield was first with 14 fintrplace votao Couoty (74). LHDoot (M). RMlMlla (« ). After aiding at Squaw the outdoors at Mahomet d u ^ the ftoat half, cold, but then CHS caught fire, cannii^ 18 honorable mention. had played very well, because we were the and 249 points, followed by Quincy Notre Woodlawii (16), aU areas in the but ran off 18 atiulgfat points in t e third period straight to get out of a 33all tie. Others on the first team included Ken Lee only conference team to win over 20 games. Dame with two first-place votes and 339 Oarna Parit was 17th, O ftM CXp 1 mountaina. the group to drop the Bulldogs in a nonconference During that stretch, Judy Habcrkom and Joe Scbwan of Ford Central, Marion You don’t srin 21 games without a whole team points. Teutopolis was third with 219. Roddick 3Mi, I Frandaco sight seeing game at Mahomet. scored eight and Tereaa Sheppard four to fuel Henry and Mark Haaae of Iroquois West, Ty of kids who played consistently and weU all The Bluebirds were next, followed in order receiving votoa. Louis. The toams waOtad into a gym that waa very the CHS upriaing. The Bluebird! hit on eight of F airl^ and Jim Freeliill of Metvln-Sihley, season. Our defensive skills kept us in the spent the weekeod in cold, and both aquada rtiot in keeping with the ten from the field in the third period. Tim Rkketto of Tri-Point, Walter Hanley of running all year - and you do that with five and attended the atoMMpheric condittana. M-S narrowed the gap to eight in the fourth people. MR. TIMBER lition day for the Maxon, and Jeff Schade of Saunemin. CHS JV giris end period, but the Bluebird ladles handled the Spedal mentions went to Gary Mogged of “I feel some recognition should have been WEEKLY MARKET REPORT For the game, CHS managed M percent on home-team press to hang on for the victory. Iroquois West, Joe Ralph of Odell, and Jeff given to Don and Todd, as our record indicates . and Mrs. Bud Herr, is 18 of 41 from the floir and SO percent from the With the win, CHS doaed the regular the kind of team we had. I was disappointed 11-4 with Bulldog loss fl.iS an . i from Lincoln college. Wepprcdit of Reddick. 2x4 S tuda frvethrow line on 13 of M. M-S riiowed 35 season at 2^3 going into regional play at that the other coaches failed to see where our 2x4 Economy Studs Me a*. Livingston returned Other honorable mentions went to Jeff percent on 15 of 43 from ttie Add and 31 Chatsworth this weriL. success lay this year. The Chatsworth Junior varsity girls finish W CDX Plywood 17.77 f. Tliey spent two days Stadel, Tim Vogt, Mike Johnson of OdeU, Pat percent on six of 11 from the Une. Coach Don Gibb commented, “This was a Kearney of MelviivSibley, Tadd Gall of “I ad(M Brett as an honorable mention at ed their season with a 2320 loss to the 7/16Aspenite 11.71 a*. Disney World. They CHS outrebounded the Bulldogs 3B30, with very physical game in which we were able to my choice, and he played well, too. The I" White Vinyl Skiing 64l-66sq. ilton Widholm in Boyn- Reddick, Terry Miller of Ir^uois West, Kim Mahomet Bulldogs. Beth Gillette nabbing 10 and Sarah Weber hold our own once we adjusted.’’ Chatsworth people are aware of our situation, CHS fell behind early and trailed the entire 11.87 an. polo matches with Corrigan of Cornell, Brian Cupples of Ford V ’xlxIDrywaU nine. CHS scoring: J. Haberkom 4-4-12; Gillette Central, Doug Nelson of Mason, and Dean and I would have hoped that others know game, mainly due to cold shooting. The 30* Bag Blown Insulation p.7San. IMt. and Mrs. Jim WUaon Chatsworth hit aix of 31 in the first half, Sheppard 3-34; L. Haberkom 4-M; ledgeable in basketbaU could have seen the defense was consistent, as usual. Mrs. Clarence CuOdn in Tharp of Tri-Point. 1 while M-S had seven of 10. Weber 34-14. Totab 18-13W. importance of other players in producing the The Bluebirds rallied in the final period, The above prices represeet . Mike Strada and sons In comroenting on the voting of the kind of record we had tl^ year.” outscoring M-S 132 in that stania, but could sda is the fonner Nancy Mr. Timber in Fairbury. casb anfi coaches, CHS vanity mentor Barry Corban Rich led the conference in rebounding this not overcome the Bulldogs’ lead. carry prices for tbs perlotf The majority of their said that the selection of Ron was to be year, while Steidinger was a constant thorn in With the loss, the JVs still posted a very Thursday thru Wednsidey. oles. expected as an earned and deserved honor. the side of the opposition on defense, as well as respectable 11-4 season record. ; Herr and son Ryan JVs make T-P finals “There would be no argument from anyone in chipping in on offense to the tune of averaging of Mr. and Mrs. the area who knows basketball that Ron ought in double figures. |Blooinington. Tom is the to be on the team," Corban said. “I don’t want this story to be interpreted as ^ud Herr and is presently Crest with final period rally “But I am disappointed that my two other being harsh or sour grapes - but at the same the State of nUnois and nominees - Don Rich and Todd Steidinger - time, I want people to know that Don and Todd lly in Deerfield. Tooth Paste were not honored by a first team, special were nomianted, and I feel they deserved 6.4 Oz. - Mint, : of a Donahue show in mention, or honorable mention.’’ recognition as a part of a fine ball team.” Wednesday were Cindy over Cornell, 69-67 Regular or Gel iickel, Vicki Haag, Lori kel and Sherry Schneider The Chatsworth Junior varsity boys rallied Thank you I the ladies left Chicago Bluebirds winning the contest at the fieethrow 4 9 in the final period to down Cornell 8347 and line, 31-19. Chatsworth H.S. : beginning to snow, but We would like to thank our very good advance to the finals of the consolation lunch conditions had Chatsworth was also aided by balanced friends for their visits, cards, prayers, flowers bracket of the Tri-PolRt F-S tourney. scoring, with four men in double figures. and food when our baby was born and since home they noted six approaching events After Jumping out front 3317 after one Mike Wilson passed for four assists, while returning home. Your thoughtfulness and con 4 MG TAB 24'S I due to the icy pavement. I spent the weekend at period, the Bluefainb feU behind 37-33 at the Ron Briscoe collected 10 rebounds. Cornell cern are deeply appreciated. $ i 69 half, and still trailed 8340 going Into the last had 39 caroms for the game, compared to 32 Deb, Clete and Tiffani Watson-c Chlor-Trimeton ith her daughter, Mary, HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR quarter. for CHS. (om's Weekend. THURSDAY. March 18 But 19 final-atansa points spelled the Chatsworth scoring: Dawson 34-18; Durre 8 OZ difference, p u s l ^ CHS into ttie finals. Girls Basketball Regional finals here. M-5; Moody 6-7-19; Miller 7-316; Brees 334; C^oUege/Career Night at Pontiac High Both teams made 34 firid goals, with the Wilson 334; Briscoe 4-313. Totals 34-2149. school for area students and parents to meet BradkNst Pepto Bismol with business and school representatives. Sun., March 11 $ -|9 9 itiiee FRIDAY, March 16 Serving from Liquid Class A finals trip to Chanq»ign. Turnovers cost Bluebirds SATURDAY, March 17 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. 12 OZ larch 17th Swing Choir to Flanagan, bus leaves at 8 Bacon, sausage, eggs, a.m. Mylanta at Tri-Point consolation title SUNDAY, March 16 pancakes, biscuits, 19 Junior class paper pickup for bundled and gravy. Liquid indy Tap papers at curb. ^ 3 Third-quarter turnovers probably spelled The JVs finished their year with a 134 Anyone having a birthday the difference as Chatsworth’s JVs lost to season mark and an 31 slate in the W MONDAY. March 19 katsworth Iroquois West 77-74 in the consolation finals of conference. 1:10-Assembly. in March receives a free The Drug Store, Inc. > 1 a.m. the Tii-Point freshman-sophomore tourney. Chatsworth scoring: Dawson 3312; Durre Girls Basketball Sectional breakfast at CHS led at hatfUme, but ballhandling 336; Brees31-1; Moody 134-24; MiUer 7-316; WEDNESDAY, March 21 Chatsworth Sportsman’s The (just Small Town Drui^ Siort if. Cenir.ii Illinois In mM arir miscues forced the BhieMids to play catchup Briscoe 34-12; Rich 1-1-3. Totals 231374. (Rrls Basketball Sectional ChalswfKih. Illinois • i>J5 3435 ?• ball, with IW capitaUslng in a third period FRIDAY, March 23 Club which saw the opponents score 24 points to 14 Third quarter grading period ends. for CHS. Chatsworth outrebounded IW 34-36, and had another blanced scoring attack with four A chance to find out if your home is in good piayers in double figures. INVITATION FOR BIDS health for energy conservation. The Town of Chatsworth invites bids for Town garbage Junior paper drive pick up for a TWELVE (12) month period from May 1.1984 ITicsc da\ s, you can't ;dVortl a house that waste’s energy. to April 30. 1985. Iliat’s w h\’ you should i;ike adx antage of this unusual comes this Sunday opptirtunity to have >our home examined by an energ>’ expert for only The Chatsworth high school Junior class The bid should be based on the following requirements SIS, with an !.iierg>' Audit sixmsored hy Nl-(ias and seven other utilities will be picking up papers this Sunday. througli th e non-profit Illinois l-iiergN .Audits Association (lEAA). Please have papers bundled and at curb- of the Town: aide by 1 pjn. (1) Approximately 500 residential pick ups. A dlRgflOSIN Hfld loronlx .m How to get . 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,1- ^ e d If Bloomer comes... Sen. Maitland addresses tax issues at Lions Chatsworth lions heard state senator John dialricts with a lot of farm land. And so mgiv ctors Maitland of Bioomii«ton speak on current bills are being Introdnped to alow down the Second Street may issues in Illinois, at their meeting March 12 at rate of change to 18 percent or leas par year; the Old Chapel Inn. lion Richard Pearson had also to provide anoter source of tax income arranged for his appearance. such as a local income tax. I c • POWDER PUFF LEAGUE Questtona from the group raised doubts as Feb. 21 w L Senator Maitland spoke about the “temporary" state income tax increase (from to how well a local income tax would work In |Uie manager of Chataworth Piper City Tri-Ag S2 22 return to normal I in Chatsworth. TornowskI Sterlino $ U 24 to 3 percent) which has accomplished its praettoe. Maitland defended the American school wltti ttMI Fairtmry hiMpttal Koerners Const. 3$ 27 If the Bloomer Line comes to life this year, allowing abandonment of the line. purpoae and will not be renewed beyond June Western Auto system as one which is strong and doing its Job member bo^ has 3S 40 Chataworth’s Second Street will revert to the At that point, (piesUona about the owner 30,1984. Scotts Pig. A Htg. MW 4SW He showed that income from the state well, but still in need of Improvements. He is wUcfals I the various communities same status it had from 1178 to IMl - the ship cropped up, with Chatsworth town board Coral Loungo 24W SOW lottery has increased from 827 million in 1979 serving on the new Illinois Commission on University of lital. Hie late Gamold High Team Game; Tomowski Sterling S, official date of closure of the Illinois Central attorney Harvey Traub stating that in his titte red as the diatsworth Gulf line which follows the street through town to a predicted |27& million in 1984. Improvement of Elementary and Secondary Chicago. 024; P.C. Tri-Ag. 7S2; Western Auto. 719. and abstract searches, no record of rail owner- Educatjon, which la supposed to come up with I number of years, from north to south. He spoke about the farm assessment bill Ilie spring Ladlea Mght i High Team Series: Tomowski Sterling 5. ship could be established. scheduled for Moodny, April It. m d a from other area towns 239S; P.C. Tri-Ag, 3121; Western Auto. 2122. ICG, under the charter name of Kankakee under which farm land has been reassessed on recommendations to tte state legislature. • # “Subject to the rights ceded for railway a more equitable basis. One bad result is rapid Maitland, In Ms second year of office, and committee was appohded coHMiRg tlW w fi Oiatsworth, Duane High Individual Game; Harriet Myers, 204; and Southwestern Railroad, had decided to purposes, I would say that the street belongs to reductions in assessed valuation in school not up for re-election this year, succeeds John Kurtenbaidi, Steve Kronea and Fred KjrMn. I Harms, Forrest, Steve Jo Keete, 191; Opal Bradbury, 101; Ginny build through town in 1878. By that time, the town," Traub said. “A question of ■vid!I Pope, Piper City, Dave Trees, 170; Phyllis Hack, 172; Lynn Monahan, Chatsworth was already a platted town. easement precedent is here, too. If a piece of 175. and John Belkit, Carl On June 11, 1878, the Chatsworth town property is used for 30 years continuously, the High Individual Series.- Harriet Myers, Fairbury hospital |Di(^ey, Reuben Huber, Roy SI1; Ginny Trees, 211. board granted permission for the railroad “to user can claim it But if the user abandons it ey Traub, all of Falrbury. Splits Converted: Ginny Trees. 4-7-9; Jo lay (town, maintain, and operate along Second the rights are abandoned, too." FFA meat team second at state Keeic, 2-7-10. Street a railroad liiie.” The town board has given no indication that rei»gnizes nursing But no evidence has ever been found that they would stand in the way of the Bloomer Forty-two schools making up 36 teams par Ismoker cost POWDER PUFF LEAGUE the town transferred title to Second Street line in starting operation. However, even when ticipated in the state meats contest held at casses, port carcasses and beef staff with luncheon Marchs W L over to the railroad company. the trains begin chugging through town again, Champaign Feb. 26. They a)m had to quality and yield grade ten Members of Fairbury hoqpttal’s ^ ^ P.C. Trl Ag 53 22 The question of ownership was relatively the question will still eiist as to true ownership The Chatsworth FFA team finished second beef carcasses department were honored wiffa a kwchaonlMt lat and specs V I ' W Tbrnowski S 5 21 37 KMrnert Cpnst unimportant until the ICG received an order of Second Street. behind Galesburg. Of the 119 individuals, by Chris Matkh Thursday in recognitton of Ilibwio 39 29 FFA Reporter iler Feb. 1«I4) Western Aulo 37 41 Mark Johnson placed third, Keith Wilken Week. on the TP&W train on Scon* Pig a Htg 24>/ fourth, and Ann Krones finished eighth. Approximately 184 registered |th lost his hat and spectacles Coral Lounge 24Vi 20W Ruth M. Lipp dies Anna Webber dies The teams had to identify twenty-five retail lic e n ^ practical nnraes, nurse I Piper City. He was passing High Team Game: Tomowski S-5,674; P.C. cuts of meat. Judge and place classes con Street lights ward cleito attended the luncheon tadd In the ch to the sinoker and the wind Tri-Ag, 700; Western AuW, 721. Ruth M. Lipp, 77, Paxton, the mother of Mrs. Anna Webber, 69. of 906 E. Prairie St., sisting of port hams, betf ribs, lamb car hospital’s conference room from 11 a jn . to 1 Martin Clore, of Chatsworth, died Wednesday, and in trying to save his High Team Series: Tomowski S-2, 3270; Pontiac, a brother of Roacoe Runyon of installed in 1914 pJD. MaitA 7,1984, at St. Charles hospital, Oregon, The nursing department staff at Fairbury eked off his glasses. P.C. Tri-Ag, 3107; Western Auto, 2044. Chatsworth, died at her home at 6:30 p.m. on (From ttw Plaindealer Feb. 27,1914) [ these articles and returning High Individual Game: Carol Ark. 202; Ohio. Sunday, March 11. She had been in failing Grade students hospital represents U area towns Her funeral service was held Monday at 10 The Central Illinois Utilities Co. have a Amdior, Chlllicothe, Colfax, Qropaey, I be suitably rewarded, and no Harriet Myers, 300 and 174; Ginny Trees, 194; health. crew of men at wort here this week putting up ' answered. Opal Bradbury, 170; Joan McCoy, 170. a.m. at St. Mary's church, Paxton, the Rev. Her funeral was held at 10:30 a.m. Wednes ington, Gilman, Pontiac, Strawn, flaunondn, High individual Series: Harriet Myers, Francis Maher officiating. Visitation was poles and getting ready for the new street Chatsworth, Forrest, Piper City, CBDam, day at the Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home, have HS intro lighting ^stem . 234; Opal Bradbury, 497; Carol Ark, 490. Sunday at Brown-Miller Funeral Home in Rev. Gary Stickney of the First United Chenoa and Fairbury. Split Converted; Janet Sherfey, 2-10. Paxton. Burial was in Glen cemetery. Methodist church officiating. Burial was in Mrs. Lipp was bom Feb. 27, 1907, in Rooks Creek cemetery. slated Mar. 28 Burlington, Ky., a daughter of Thomas and Mrs. Webber was bom March 4, 1916, in Eighth grade students will visit the STRIKE ANDSPARE l e a g u e 2-7 04 Elixa H. Hunt Walton. She married Elbert school on Wednesday, March 28, for their High Team Game; Piper City Lanes, 799; Randolph, Ky., a daughto* of Alfred and DoUie Clore in Burlington, Ky. He died April 4,1960. (Bryant) Riuiyon. She was educated in the registration and introduction to the high Candy Tap, 790; Farmers Grain, 779. She married Harry Lipp Oct. 2 ,1 ^ . He died school building. •RE-ELECT* High Team Series: Froelich Insurance, Chatsworth schools. She married Clark Web July 17. 1976. ber in Paxton March 24, 1937. There will be an invitation to the parents of 3343; Farmers Grain, 3339; Candy Tap, 2324. She was an employee of the Ford County the eighth graders to attend an orientation High Individual Games: Barb Bennett, 214; Other survivors include her husband; one State Representative Nursing Home until her retirement in 1972. meeting at the high school cafeteria at 7 p.m. Angie Hitchens, 204; Linda Hitchens, 3 0 4 . daughter, Mrs. Gayle McDonough of Salem, Other Games 172 And Over: Delie Dehm, She was a member of St. Mary's church, the Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. LaVeme Bryant of on April 6. 199; Opal Bradbury, 190; Linda Rogers, 192; Third Order of St. Francis and a Confraternity Broadhead, Wis., and Mrs. Leo Spray of Pon Thomas W. Nancy Reinagie, 1H; Wanda Tornowksi, 102; of Christian Doctrine teacher at the church. tiac; another brother, Hughie Runyon of Fair- lostettej Harriet Myers, 104; Paulette Perkins, 172. She also was a member of the Paxton Senior bury; five grandchildren; and one great High Individual Series: Opal Bradbury, Citixens. iFamilyl 223: Barb Bennett, 220; Linda Hitchens, 490. grandchild. Other survivors are a son, Edware Clore, She was preceded in death by her parents, Restaurant Splits Converted: Candy Wragg, 2-7-10; Elliott; two daughters, Mary Hollis, Florence, EWING Shirley Knilands, 2-10; Theresa Kerber, 2-10; one sister, two brothers and one infant son in DflHy Spaeiflis R e p u b lic a n Marilyn Kercheniaut, 2-10; Kelly Berry, 2-7. Ky. and Frances Middleton, Northwood, Ohio; 1941. eight grandchildren; and 13 great Plus 87th District toberts SUNSHINE LEAGUE grandchildren. Wages may sail away Friday Night Shrimp Tuesday. Marchs W L Two sisters and three brothers preceded Dinner $3.25 io u rt Sunrisers 39 33 her in death. Twiliters 37 24 in the schooners Saturday Night 2 pc. TUESDAY, MARCH 20th :h 20, 1084 M A Ms 37 24 (From tlM Flalndoaltr Jan. 1904) Chicken Dinner $1.95-$2.15 i Ad Authorized and Paid For By Thomas Ewing C ^ p w g n Hi-Balls 24 22 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER PHONE AHEAD FOR Committee Ftobert Caughey. Treas JUDGE Cocktailers 34 37 The little mining village of Cardiff will Nobodys 20 21 Thurs., March 15, 1984 have ten saloons after the first of the year. It is CARRYOUTS EllATt COUKT COMtamt High Game: Shirley Read, 107; Ruth Ann easy to see that a great deal of the wages paid 815-6578508 Penicook, 102; JeaneHe McKee and Teresa Page Five out there will sail away in schooners. Kerber. 171. High Series; Shirley Read, 405; Ruth Ann Penicook, 479; Joyce Morrison, 443. Splits Convert^; Phyllis Hack, 2-10. "I bcitev* as m Judge Leatiied Hand believed m ure th an 6 0 years ago that our dangers do not lie In loo little Icnderneas to the accused. Thank you What we have to (car It the archaic formalism and the YOUR GUIDE TD INSURED 1 wish to expreu my sincere thanks to my watery sentiment, that family and friends who were so generous with ohstrucla. delays and defeats their visits, phone calls, letters, cards and the prosecution of crime.” prayers while 1 was in the Pairbury hospital. PRDFITABLE INVESTMENTS Rev. Newman's regular visita as well as those Judge of the other four members of the clergy who Ben Miller called on me were all very helpful. \ m # May Bennett*
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.. / - A/) Plan Friday Join us for W orship mortician,. Services for JnsUa K. Reffijr, STS. PETER A PAUL CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Gilmen and Piper GHjr morttdA 415 N. Fourth StrMt 12 N. 7th SI. Chatsworth Friday at M:JI ajn. at Rvv. C.E. Karl Pastor Molvin Moistor, pastor Oooceiitkn cfaorcb In GIIbmb. 1 ContMSioii Schedule SUNDAY, March IS Mooday. March 12. IIM at 1:1 SATURDAYS V.-4S a.m. - Sunday school. 5-3:30 p.m. Mary’a heeiiitaL Kantekae, « 1S:4S a.m. - Worship: Sermon title, "Be been a patient six days. FIRST FRIDAYS Sure You Are Saved" for r:30-aa.m. 7:0S p.m. - The speaker will be Terry Oye. Father Domlnicfc Mortiaaetti MASS SCHEDULE MONDAY, March If at the fn eral m aa, and talenn SATURDAY EVENINGS: 10:00 a.m. - (GARBO pastors meet at in St Mary’a cemkery, Glto 5 p.m Btoominglon. • 9 City American Legian poet SUNDAY WEDNESDAY, March 21 military rttaa at the graveeite. a n a.m. 7:30 p.m. ■ Pre-Easter Bible studies and ViMtalkn wiU be Thm day ft Day before Holy Day: prayer meeting. at the Redentos (formerly Ri 5 p.m. home in Gilman, where the i Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday al 4 a.m. recited at I pJD. WEDNESDAY evening Mr. Reilly completed the 5:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH homea and retired on March 7, WEDNESDAYS 500 East Ash Street hospital the mme day. 4 p.m. Harley Curtis, pastor He was a graduate of ttie Wi 4:45 p.m. - High school religion classes SUNDAY of Mortuary Science in (Classes held at the Parish hall) 9:00 - Sunday school 10:00 - Morning worship. Sermon; The ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN Walls Fell Flail Polls open Man 4th a Walnut Sts. 11:00 - Choir rehearsal. Chatsworth WEDNESDAY James H. Frank, Pastor. 7:00 - Home prayer meeting. for primary elet THURSDAY, March IS MARCH 24 12:00 - Loners meet at Sorans Restaurant In Women's Mission Society. Chatsworth voters are Piper City. APRIL I primary election coming SUNDAY. March IS Area III annual meeting. several Important races on the] B:4$ a.m. - Sunday school For the United States 10:00 a.m . - Worship Republican side, Tom I 2:00 p.m. - Adult Fellowship. TOM ROBERTS AND ROBIN SCHOLZ Oierles Percy and ttree i MONDAY. AAarch It THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF In the seme race on the 1 3:30 p.m. • Scouts CHATSWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scholz of Arlington Heights are announcing the Alex Seith. Paul Simon, ] 7:30 p.m. • Cantata practice U.S. 24 at Fourth Street Rock, and Gerald Rose are WEDNESDAY, March 2L Chatsworth engagement of their daughter, Robin, to Tom Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. James 4:30 p.m. • 7th Grade Confirmation. tion for the November general I Sondra Newman, Pastor H. Roberts of Fairbury. Ben Miller and Fred Green ( $:30 p.m. - Ith Grada Confirmation. SUNDAY, March IS 4.-30 p.m. - Soup supper Miss Scholz, a staff photographer on the Waterloo, Iowa Courier, is a candidates for Judge of the i f :00 a.m . - Church school graduate of Arlington Heights High school and Eastern Illinois university in 7:30 p.m. - Lenten service 10:15 a.m. - Worship: Sermon "Caanan In the race for Judge of the a S:30 p.m. - Early Communion class. Lost" Charleston with emphasis on photo-journalism. with one to be elerted, Willian 4-5:30 p.m. - UMVF Tom is a staff photographer on the Rock Island Argus and also a photo McCullough, Carl Lund, CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED 4:00 p.m. - Lenten Family Night g Hymn journalism graduate of Eastern. He is a graduate of Fairbury-Cropsey High Stuart Dobbs, and Stephen METHODIST CHURCHES Fest school. choices. THE CHARLOTTE Farmers Grain elevator dump stands ready to fill hopper Rural Cullom and Fairhury MONDAY, March If Prior to enrolling at Eastern, Tom edited The Chatsworth Plaindealer for 18 cars should the Bloomer Line open up, bringing freight traffic back to the old Claire Noblitt, Pastor f :00 a.m. - Lenten Bible study SUNDAY, /March II 10:30 a.m . - Craft Work Day months from January, 1979, to August, 1980. ICG roadbed. t:00 a.m. - Morning worship at Emmanual 7:30 p.m. - Community Choir practice. with special hy Clair Noblitt. Laity Banquet ticket deadline. 10:00 a.m . - Sunday school TUESDAY, March 20 10:30 a.m. - Maeting worship at Charlotte 7:30 p.m. - Trustees. Thomas Emiing with special by Alice Haren WEDNESDAY, March 21 Chatsworth t:30 a.m. - Sunday school 7:30 p.m. - Choir practice. Men suffering from 7:00 p.m. - Tri-Point Methodist Lenten ser THURSDAY, March 22 to be honored school vice at Kempton. 4:30 p.m. ■ District Laity Banquet. TUESDAY, March 30 snow-shovel syndrome menu 7:00 p.m. - Emmanuel Bible study a t par for 20 years service sonage. WEDNESDAY, March 21 (From the PlaindMier Feb. 27, If14) Many of our male citizens are complaining Tliofnu J. Emiing of Chatsworth will be 7:30 p.m. - Charlotte Bible study at par THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER sonage. of lame backs the last few days. Too close at aoMiag those honored by the Natural Gas THURSDAY, March 22 Thurs., March 15, 1984 tention to a snow stiovel can probably be held Pipeline Company of America at a dinner SCHOOL MENU 4:30 p.m. - Laity banquet at Pontiac First. Page Six accountable. March 29 at the Bon Vivant Country club in Bourbonnais. FRIDAY, March 16 A service award for 20 years will be given Fish, cheese slices, tater tots, green beans, to EmUng. Service awards are given by the sweet roll company at five-year intervals. MONDAY, March 19 Theodore Wadleigh, superintendent of Hot dog or barbecue rib sandwich, hash storage at Herscher, will serve as master of brown potatoes, mixed fruit, doughnut ceremonies for the dinner. TUESDAY, March 20 Other participants at the dinner will in- Hamburger or cheeseburger, french fried Ju d g e chide additional area employees and their potatoes, peaches, cookie gnoses, M well as eiecudves (ram the com WEDNESDAY, March 21 pany’s headquarters in Lombard. Chicken (thighs or legs), mashed potatoes GREEN Natural Gas Pipeline Company, an in and gravy, com, Jello The terstate gas transmission subsidiary of Mid- THURSDAY, March 22 Most Qualified Con Corp., operates one of the largek natural Pizzaburger, lettuce salad, applesauce, Candidate For Supreme gas pipdine systems in the United States. cupcake U p to you. Court Judge. Through its 12,500 mile pipeline network, the FRIDAY, March 23 company supplies gas to 49 distrubition com- Noodle soup or tomato soup, crackers, Frederick S Green has served panim and municipalities serving 12 million grilled cheese sandwich, celery/carrot sticks, as your 4th Dislrict Appellate consumers in the Upper Midwest. pudding Court Judge since 1974 Now he is seeking the Republican nomina tion lor the 4th Judicial District But vvell provide seat on the Illinois Supreme Court. Judge Green is the most qualified DR. MARK R. FOUTCH candidate, with 27 years of )udi ciaf experience and a longstand OPTOMEmiSTS ing commitment lo professional OF a little incentive. and community responsibilities. • Appellate Judge of the 4th Judicial Oislncl 1974 Present PAXTON, lUINOIS When it comes to reducing the amount of Don’t call us. Call your participating • Circuit Judge of 6th Judicial ANNOUNCES natural gas you use, you and your family dealer: Even though these are Northern C ircuit 1964 1974 THE OPENING OF A SATELLITE OFFICE AT are the only ones in a position to do Illinois Gas programs, provided by us, we’re • County Judge of Champaign something. not the people you should call, if you’re County 1956 1964 But Northern Illinois Gas is in a interested. Because these prr^am s will be FORREST, lUINOIS available only through participating • Practicing Attorney 1951-1956 N. Rt. 47 One Block N. of US Rt. 24 position to help. Sul And that’s exactly • Member of many professional Office Honrs wM be tiOO-IZiOO « 1:00-S:M what we intend to do with commitlies, including Execu Every Tuesdey sterting Merch 1tl4 two programs that will tive Committee ot Illinois Judi make it less exjjensive for cial Conference 1967-1979, Th« Old Chapel • Chairman 1976-1977; and the 0 f f e r i i i 9 you to replace your small rastaurhnt on existing gas heating statewide Administrative Com Chatsworth naxt to equipment. mittee of the Appellate Court •One trip service for most new glosses end contact lenses. Lab 1981-Present Bam. But that wa $100 toward energy owner Ruth Davis. $4 on premises. efficient heathy • Graduate University of Illinois ger spaca for her gr •Reasonable fees and prices. equipm ent: I^ o u buy a College of Law 1951 Eye examinations start at 11.50 for children including a new energy efficient • Member of Basketball Teams: In November of glaucoma test. furnace or boiler, you Big 10 Champions 1949, Illinois chased tha Methodlall •Super Itte weight lenses and frames. Help stop slipping glasses deserve to get some credit. State High School Finalists tional building when} and sore noses. And you will: a $100 credit on your coming heating equipment dealers. So, if you’re 1941 decided to build a ns bills, provided by Northern Illinois interested in either program, contact the •WWII Veteran—South Pacific •A large selectton of the latest frame styles to choose from. Bonn, wanting to| •BHocaf soft contact lenses. Gas, 50% provided by participating heating dealer of your choice. «*60 Years ot age, married, equipment manufacturers, on certain Northern Illinois Gas, one of the builnaas, Ruth had •Regular soft contact lenses. 3 children room converted lnt( energy efficient models. nation’s most efficient utilities, provider of where she now •The new Boston 11 gas permeable contact lenses. Financing for conservation measures: If, some of the lowest cost natural gas in the REPUBLICAN PRIMARY •Extended (up to 31 days wftbout removal) Wear Soft Contact instead of the $100 credit, you’d rather U.S., encour^es you to use less gas. And is ELECTION MARCH 20th have help financing the cost of new high ready and wiinng to help. 1984 In order to •RB Sun Shades - FasMon Tints. Sun Sensor Lenses. efficiency equipment, Northern Illinois Gas Now, what more could you ask of a tereet In the movei gas company? Ruth decided to Dr. Foutch hM practiced family Optometry in Paxton for over 22 years. In will provide firuincing. You can get this Vote rename her that time many patients have driven from Livingston County and other financing when you buy a high efficiency pleeeantty eurprta itortham and western areas for aye care. We hope to make our service GREEN fiimace or boiler, and also for a high Supreme Oxirt j 200entrtea. more oonveniant by opening this satellite office at Forrest, efficiency water heater and/or automatic \ hnwwif IMn srf tar a ffftOO atacaiiwf m any psAr or ptaaaat during rb# month o f set-back thermostat, if purchased with a Nell Homlokel Mareb. Ad mwat Sa praaaatatf ataSa ftaw rsa elasaat Ota ordatad, aotf may nor 6a uood wTM any ofbar eoesen araftar. Na axeapitona. May ba uaad at forraol or fUmace or boiler. In keeping wttli the I mSStm m ■ NORTHERN ILLINOIS QA8 Paid for by WrrpPPW. OMot iti* Micuncom^anM, the bulMIng, Horn Green For Supreme Court Committee, ’The Old Ompel Ir Appointments are avallabfa but not naoaasaiV Clive Follmer, Chairman, FW appointments or Information on Tuesdays, call Forrest o T If Most QusHfhd and the name stuck. I HfrSST-ggai. Oit Mon., Wad. or,f|Nt,ggll Paxton 1-217-37P-3113. Ml rib**' Csndidstm, .
‘M M Plan Friday rites for A conservation effort... mortician, Justin Reilly, 62 Livingston county named in Target area SenrkSM for JmUb K. Rc%. tt, the UR. Air Force daring World War n . Livingston county has been named as a Tempke said. “We have to make everyoiK conaervation management practices, Gilman and Piper CHymortkian. win be held He was bom in Gilman on Sapt 7, M21. a part of a flvo-county conservatian area known aware of the situation. And I don’t mean Just conaervationiaU can tell a fanner how high an as the Chntawofifa Target Aron. farmers. The loss of topsoil affects everyone in erosion factor his ground has. Friday at M;N ajn. at Inmaealate son of Bernard J. and Harriet M. Daniels THURSDAY. M uch M OooceiitlQa d n rd i in oananii. Ifr. Raffiy died Reilly. Other counties included are Ford, LaSalle.. this area.” And farming practices make a tremendous Iroquofa, and VormlUon, according to Lee A part of Uie funding battle is to convince difference, Tempke pointed out. A table he 7:20 pjn. - CAPS i atthol Monday. March 12. MM at 2:f7 pjn. in St. He was married to Elaine M. flaiirn on I Jiiian Saxton. those holding the government purse strings presented showed that on a farm where Mary’a hoqittal. Kankakee, where he ImmI Jino M. IMS In Aahkum, by whom be is Tempke diatrid conservatian specialist. 7:30 p JD. • Chutaworth chapter of Oidkr of been a paU i^ for alx dnye. Tempke said at a Chatsworth meeting that an area is in the process of helping itself. soybeans follow soybeana. If the beans are in “If we get a ten-year effort underway with the EaaternSter. Father Dominick Mirriaeottii will Also omviving are Ids mother, of Tburaday that because funding for wide rows and tte ground is fall plowed funds we now have, we may be in line for more conventiooaUy, the factor of eroaion la 11 SUNDAY. M uch M at the hneral maaa. and totannent will follow Wlatorhaven, Fla.; a son. Kurt, in coneervation is harder to come by than it once 1:00 pjn. - Paper and can drive by Junior in St Mary’a cemetery. Gihnan. The Piper money if we show we are getting things done," times greater than on similar soil where corn Garbondnie; twin dangbters. Mrs. Jolt (Kay) was, conservationists came up with a plan to clou a ty American Leflan poet will conduct "tuigct" certain areas combining good Tempke said. is followed by meadow. Rhikanberger and Ifcu. Karon Bamea. both of Within the district described, some soils THURSDAY, M uch 22 military rhea at the graveaite. Gilman; aoven grandchildren and a brother. farmland with critical erosion problems as lose an average of 13 tons per acre per year. “SoU conservation is a voluntary thing," 7:30 pjn. - School board meetiag- Viattatton will be Ttaoraday from S to 9 p jn. Inland, of F t Uuderdnle. FU. their important effort for now. Even the most tolerable soil types lose some Tempke said. “But in the future, as 0:00 p.m. - Maannk meeting. at the Redenina (formerly Reilly) Ftaieml He wae preceded in death by his father, About one-third of the three million acres four tons per acre per year from the effects of conservaUon becomes more criUcal to land home in Gilman, where the roaary will be three brothers and a sister. has been Judged as exceeding soU loss recited at I p JD. tolerance levels, with conservationists water and wind. management and stewardship, many nyore SS wage-earners Mr. Reilly was a member of the Piper C2ty pressures will be brought to b ev on the person Mr. Reilly completed the aale of Ida funeral Rotary dub, the Piper City American Legion, anxious to implement plans and practices to About 40 percent of farmland in the area has erosion above tolerable levels, Tempke who will not practice conservation. For homes and retired on March 7, and entered the Immaculate Cono^tion church of Gilman, the slow the process. have April 16 hoapital the same day. Tempke said that cropland erosion within pointed out. example, the person who will not fUe a plan for CethoUc (M er of Forresters, and the National “We are aiming for farmers to try their needed conservation wUl not receive loans for He was a graduate of the Worsham college Illinois and District Six Funeral Directors the target area is a major problem. “The for filing deadline best to keep soil right where it is instead of fanning.” of Mortuary Science in Chicago, and served in aesodatkos. economic status of farmers in the long run will depend greatly upon the conservation allowing it to be displaced or eroded throu^ Tempke concluded by saying that it is a UK forces of nature or the tillage tools being mistake for farmers to feel that conservaUon People who get Social Security checks and practices they begin to use now to save the rest who earned more than the unual exampt Polls open March 20 Township Officials of the topsoU," he said. used.” measures cost too much. “Compare the Through the use of an equation which dollars needed to conserve to the dollars amount in wages from a Job or in aeV- The volume of sediment running off ihto employment in 1913 have until April M, lOM, to for primary election streams and pooda in the target area is high. considers rainfall, soil type, length of slope, ultimately lost by doing nothing, and you wiU meet Mar. 22 in Pontiac steepness of slope, soU management and see which is cheaper," Tempke said. file an annual report of their eutninga. Chatsworth voters are reminded of the The 1013 exempt amounts were 94JUO tar primary election coming March 20, with Officers, dliectors. and members of the Town board agrees people under 65 all of the your and fMIO ter several important races on the ballot. Livingston county Township Officials peofde 65 or over any port of ion. In general, a For the United States Senate on the association will hold their 90th annaal meeting to CETA employees Seek applications for health scholarships person has |1 in benffits withheld ter each $X Republican aide, Tom Corcoran is chailenging March a at the Elks Country club west of of annual earnings over the exempt amount Pontiac. The Chatsworth Town board agreed Tues ILZ Charles Percy and three others. Most people who need to file a report shouid In the same race on the Democratic side, Convening at 1 pm ., the program will day nigt to apply for two CETTA workers for The Fairbury Hospital Auxiliary will be Applicants will be Judged by the schoter- have received one in the maO. If a penon did include talks on safety, the Neighborhood this summer. awarding health career scholarships in May to |s are announcing the Alex Sdth, Paul Simon, Roland Burria, Philip ship committee on the basis of intelligence, not get a form, or lost or misplaced the one he Watdi Program, and legiBlative reports. The applications will be made through area high school graduates w ) h > qualify. c h ^ c te r and aptitude. The auxiliary board or she did get, another copy of the annau) I of Mr. and Mrs. James Rock, and Gerald Rose are seeking nomina tion for the November general election. A buffet dinner will be served at the club Kankakee Community college, with the will approve the selections. report form can be ohtatned at the Ben Miller and Fred Green are Republican from f to 7 p.m., with dinner musk by Richard understanding that the employees work from The deadline for turning in an triplication, Bloomington Social Security office, located at >o, Iowa Courier, is a Hoerner. June 11 through Aug. 10 on a 32 hour week. Interested high school seniors who are candidates for Judge of Uie supreme court. planning a health related career are eligible to school transcript, references and a picture is 200 West Front. The telephone nim ber is Irn Illinois university in In the race for Judge of the appellate court, Topic for the evening addrese will be: Why The board went into execuUve session to April 27. 30OS2OM36. do we need good township government? evaluate personnel and determine salaries for apply. ApplicaUons are available from high with oiw to be elected, William Roberts, John school counselors or from Ruth Ann For more information contact Ruth Ann The people at the office will be glad to rgus and also a photo- McCuUougb, Carl Lund, Wayne Townley, Dinner reservations are to be made before the next yev. Kiriilmann, scholarship chairman, at (81$) answer any quesfions. They also hove a Mar. 20 by calling or writing your local All town employees were given a raise, Kohlmann, chairman of the scholarship com Fairbury-Cropsey High Stuart Dobbs, and Stephen Porter are the mittee. 692-2133. leaflet. How work affects your Social Security choices. officials. with the raise dependent upon whether the checks, which contains more information employee is considered hourly, daily, or year about the earnings test. ^orth Plaindealer for 18 ly. Physicians Restaurants Bars Old Chapel Inn answers Old Chopol Inn Secoquian- everyone’s prayers about IIS S. 401 Chen Clinic Open Mon.-Frl. 5 a.m .-4 p.m. 422 E. Locust. Fb. l3S -3ia Sat. S a .m .-1 :3 0 p .m . fine dining Dr. Secoquian Open evenings for private Hrs.-Tues. A Thurs. 11-3 p.m parties or family dinners. D r. C hen Call for reservations! Hrs. Mon., Wmf., Fri. 1-5 p.m. Offico Hours: Fh. 636-3714 Moo.-Erl. 64:31 p.m.
Farm Equipment Auto Sales & Service luidge Quint's Prke-ln BEEN Wheeler Baltz Sales fosf Qualified & Pizzeria & Service Farm R t. 24 ite For Supreme Ur. Locust. Fh. 6383111 )urt Judge. Equipment Ph. 635-3503 S Green has served Your local Pontiac District Appellate Rt. 24, Ph. 635-3784 & Buick Dealer e since 1974 Now he is 3 Republican nomina 4th Judicial District Illinois Supreme Court. ■en is the most qualified Insurance with 27 years of judi Newspapers ence and a longstand Shafer- Iment to professional TIi6 Fuman Pub unity responsibilities. The Pearson te Judgeof the 4th 524 E. Locust I District 1974 Present Chatsworth Ph. 535-3016 Agency lJudge of 6th Judicial 11964 1974 424 E. Locust I Judge of Champaign Plaindealer Full menu on Sunday Fh. 1383124 1956 1964 511 E. Locust Now representing THE OLD CHAPEL INN employoas - Ruth Davis, LaVema Bittner, Lynn Ph. 635-3010 4'8 p.m. ing Attorney 1951-1956 E.F. Hutton Sutcliffe, and Terri Parkins - stand ready to serve customers at the restaurant In s r of many professional Chatsworth. ties, including Execu- Immittee of Illinois Judi- Hardware Inference 1967-1979, The Old Chapel Inn started as a The Inn started out employing only Says Ruth, "Everyone is so friend an 1976-1977; and the Daun & Bette's small rastaurhnt on Locust street In two part time cooks and two full time ly here, like one big happy family. 1 W. Locust lide Adm inistrative Com- Chatsworth next to Betty's Bargain waitreaaas. Now. with the expansion, have such greet help. It’s hard work, Haberkorn of the Appellate Court but I really enjoy It.’’ esent Bam. But that wasn’t enough for the restaurant employs three full time Hrs. Mon.-Thurs. till owner Ruth Davis. She wanted a big weltresses; Terri Perkins, Lynn Sutt- Hardware ^ midnight lie University of Illinois ger space for her growing clientele. cliff, end Donna Rich; one part time ; of Law 1951 waitress. Ruth Hudson; one full time Ruth also added that she has cof HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES - Fri. Bi’Sat. open r of Basketball Teams; In November of 1881, Ruth pur cook. LaVeme Bittner; end Ruth fee drinkers by the dozen that come in ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES till 1:00 a.m. chased the Methodist church’s educa herself, who helps out with both cook Champions 1949, Illinois faithfully every morning for that “first SPORTING GOODS - PAINT ligh School Finalists • » tional building whan the Methodists ing and waitressing. cup,” Including a group of mothers decided to build e new church. that stop by every morning after the Phono 635-3430 d|ft SaturSay atglM, Mar. 11 kids are dropped off at school. Ruth tth Aaaaal St. Fare Farty a m THE feteran—South Pacific Joa Johnson, who is also part Soon, wanting to be close to her laughingly says, "It's quite a lively CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS 60921 FoaS 8 B aal. ‘‘Excel’’ rs of age, married. owner, helps out during busy noon buelneaa, Ruth had a Sunday school bunch, especially if they don’t get that en hours as cashier, and la available as a room oonvertad Into an afi^mant, coffee on tim er general handyman at all times. As LICAN PRIMARY where aha now raaldas'. Lumber & Girain PEOPUYOO ION MARCH 20lh Ruth says "Ha helps us out a lot. If It's Supermarkets In ofdar to spark oomiminlty ln- not one thing It’s anotharl’* 1984 taraat In tha mova and axpanaion, LIVINGSTON Ruth dacidad to hold a oontaat to Tha (Md ChapsI Inn faaturas a full Vote ranama har raatauranl. 8ha was manu aira la opan Monday through So, for fine dining with a friendly Diek'i OF KNOWd GREEN plaaaantly aurprlaad to raoalva ovar Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and even- atmoaphara, coma to saa Ruth Davie Supreme Court j 200 antrlaa. Inga for ^vata'partiaa and family din- at tha Old Cfiapal Inn - another one of CHATSWORTH Judge nara. the "People You Know.” SnpanMifctt Nall Homlokal vton with his Idas. Lumber Office In kaaping wfthttw railgloua fiiatory of Tha Uona olub also meats there OMRt. 24 PhMlt 015-3115 Paid for by t»M bulldino, Homlokal oama up wHfi THE CHATSWORTH PLAINOCALCR Stmreme Court Committee, "Tha Old Ofwpal Inn." Ruth likad It. twioa monthly In the evening for Pk. 035-3415 Srihi Bkvsior e Follmer,F o r Chairman. maatinga. PhoM 115-3115 Thurs., March 15^ 1884 and tha nama atuefc. PagaSuvun • M ottQueHfhd C e n d M if tk Jl'
DICK'S ^ ■fti. Ad SUPERMARKET Prices CHATSWORTH Effective March 13-19 FORREST HOURS Mon. - Sat. wc 8 a.m. • 8 p.m. 2% M ih --Air I * * * Gal. Sunday 2-Limit 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. with $10.00 order DUNCAN HINES LAYER $1.39 without . * •'UVv.- Dake Mixes All Except Angel Food (Price "SM HGSSAfARt Going Up) CHARMIN BATHROOM i.'.vi Dick*s Supermarket; Tissue 4-Roll CAMPBELLS SNO WHITE YES PLUS FABRIC SOFTENER $019 2-Limit Detergent...... m o i . U with $10.00 Mushrooms...... toz./ order GLASS PLUS & 4 1 Q FRESH GREEN^^^i>.§ MICHIGAN RED DELICIOUS ''Paper Goinq Upn CALIFORNIA' Window Cleaner .22 Oz. ^ A p p t a ...... 5-Lb. Bag TRIGGER SPRAY Cabbag^^ ANJOU Cauliflovimr rantasuK...... 22 0 z. Pears...... Lb.t Large WESTERN RED RIPE Head Tom atoes...... u>. Dressing...... I6 0 z. 29* MORTON FROZEN THOMPSON SEEDLESS 5-VARIETIES Grapes...... u».t E > ' T.V. Dinners CALIFORNIA JUMBO SUNKIST NAVEL Broccoli...... Bunch I Dramas...... m E ach-
BREAKSTONE Cottage (Cheese...... uoz. WILSON LEAN DEL MONTE CUT GREEN BEANS, Pork S teak...... u> FRENCH GREEN BEANS GREEN PEAS, CREAM WILSON LEAN BOSTON CORN OR WHOLE KERNEL Butt R o ast...... Lb. KNEIP CORN BEEF Com ...... U O i. Can! KNEIP CORN BEEF (6-Limit Then 54c) Pori( Sausage...... u.*1“ Roun^ BOUNTY PAPER Briskets Towels...... Jumbo Roll! I y-5 >y* JOAN OF ARC !-«>• a « 5 9 Sausage...... ui.'I \ $ 1 9 ' LIGHT KIDNEY TENNESSEE PRIDE Beans 15 0z. $ 1 8 9 ^ ^ Sausage...... Lb.Roii I PILLSBURY COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK i
KRAFT GRAPE "LENTEN SPECIALS" Jely or Jam ...... U 0 . 6 9 * BUMBLE BEE MRS. BUTTERWORTH $ 1 4 9 KRAFT MINUTE MAID STARKIST Syrup ..24 0z. 1 OIL OR WATER PACK JIFFY CORN MUFFIN iParkay Orange Jiace Pink Salmon 15.5 Oz. M ix ...... 64 Oz. Tuna 2/53C Carton $119 6.5 Oz. RED CROSS REGULAR OR THIN Spaghetti...... 2 ; ' i
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Chalsworth - 815-635 3010 Chenoa - 815-945-3221 Cullom -- 815«89-2654 Coltax - 309^723 2661 El Paso ■ 309 527^600 Fairbury - 815-692-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forres! - 815-657-8462 Gridley - 309-747 2079 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga - 815-268-7815 Cornbe Piper City - 8 1 5 ^ 2550
County Linos • March 14-15,1064 - TWO REFRIGERATOR - Admiral. 31.1 cu. It., 15 PERCENT off all magnetic signs VERY CLEAN newer 2 bedroi AUTOMOTIVE harvast gold, side by side, frost free, ice PHONE PREAXES to Forrest. Goed neighborhood maker ready. Was S889.9S, now S709.8S. ordered March 15 through April 15. See our HELP IDENTIFY L(X)ATIONS many logos. Gerber Crafts, Chatsrvorth. garage. O tm e r anxioui. Palen Montgomery Ward, 134 W. Locust St., Benson ...... 306-394 Sales. 615-457-6246. Fairbury. III. c3-1S/3-1S Ph.615-435-3131. *3-15/3-39 1973 CHRYSLER Nmrport, 4 door. AT. AC. B uckley...... 217-394 COUNTRY HOME in town PS. PB. CC. RH. ovorytliing works, must FOR SALE: Amana Radar Range, digital FULLER BRUSH Specials, Campaign Cabery...... 815-949 heme with bam, storage shed soli. Ph. llS-OM-fOtl evoninds.^ ncll-3/tfn control, meat probe. Call 615-3M-73*I. ends 3-34-04. We have Fulsol degreaser, Chatsworth...... 815B35 on hue acres a t the e d ^ of Fei C3-IS/3-1S one gallon U.99, rag. 613.00; household Chenoa ...... 815B45 Real Estate Sates, 815-457-6248. 1970 MUSTANG. Newly rebuilt engine. broom - metal handle, 67.99 reg. 614.00; Needs seme body work. Reasonable otter. RANGE - TAPPAN electric, self cleaning, Electrostatic sweeper, 619.69, reg. 630.00 C o lfa x ...... 30B723 EL PASO: Neariy new 4-be« Ph.BI5-«92-3«70atterSp.m. nc3-1/tln harvest gold. Was U79.99, now 6449.86. (great gift idea); panel cleaner, O-C-W Ckwksviiie...... 309-725 baths with all most wanted ex Montgomery Ward, 134 W. Locust St.. polish (reg. or lemon scent) and duster Cropsey...... 309-377 thousands less than buiMitq 1963 CHEVETTE. 4 door. air. 4 cyl, engine. Fairbury, III. c3-IS/3-15 C ullom ...... 4 speed manual transmission. IS.OOO miles. spray, any three for 64.99, reg. 64.50 each...... 815B89 mediate possession. 40 East Ph. 81S-644-S059 alter S p.m. ureekdays. SEARS KENMORE electric kitchen stove, Kay Freeland, 615-633-4444. Furst McNess El P a s o ...... 309-527 309-527-2344. C3-8/3-1S 4 years old, double oven, like new. 6350. Products and ceramic gifts, (vanilla, Eureka...... 30B467 LAND FOR SALE - Bull Shoa Call 309-747-3070. *3-15/3-33 seasonings). *3-15/3-15 Fairbury ...... 815B92 White river - residential, com FOR SALE: IMI Pontiac T-IOOO, 63.400. Flanagan...... 815-796 Call1-317-394-344S. C3-6/3-1S SEARS KENMORE refrigerator. 4 years BAKING HENS, 75c a lb. I will dress them. vestment preperties. Se old, 19 ft., like new. 6300. Call 309-747-3070. Ph. 309-747-3019. Wilha Kingdon. c3-15/3-32 Forrest ...... 815B57 brochure, (^hiry 21, Howsi 1975 FORD LTD, 4 door, V-6 engine. Best *3-15/3-33 G ilm an...... 815-265 P.O. Bex 433, Bull Shoals, Art offer. Ph.615-493-3433. C3-15/3-15 NEW CARPET remnants, 10 ft. x 3 ft. and Gridley ...... 309-747 501-445-4507. ncll to ft. X 19 in. Kitchen ty ^ , brown, new 1974 GRANADA - Power steering, air and FOR SALE: 3 used chairs, 3 used solas, us H u dso n...... 309-726 CONDOMINIUM for sale: Call mottled brown lino 7 ft. x 44 in. R. Hart Kem pton...... 815 253 new tires. 61,600. Ph. 309-747-3303. ed drop leaf table with 4 chairs. Harms man, Ph. 309-537-3447. *3-15/3-15 and 492-1303. *3-15/3-15 Lexington ...... 309-365 Home Furnishings, Rt. 34, Chenoa. Ph. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-4, 1975 CHRYSLER Cordoba, power steer 615-945-3731. C3-15/3-15 M e lv in ...... 217-388 Weir St. The past is rests ing, p o w e r brakes, AM-FM stereo, new LIVESTOCK M in o n k ...... 309432 beautiful Victorian home tires, new battery and no rust. 61,300. Ph. Onarga ...... 815-268 work, open front stairway, v 309-747-3193. *3-15/3-33 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Piper C i ly ----- ...... 819688 fireplace, 5 bedrooms. Ilk . . 815B42or844 1974 BUICK. high mileage, good running RAMS-Registered Hampshire, excellent Pontiac...... L-shaped office, lew heating condition, does not burn oil. New battery. quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Contact Roanoke-...... 309923 reduced 616,666 to 669,966. f t 6500 firm. Ph. 309-744-3545. *3-15/3-15 Bruce Cluver, ph. 309-537-3933 evenings. R oberts...... 217-395 shewing call Bob Reitie; Ed CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, continual 30 to ncB-19/Hn Saunem in...... 815B32 1-660-526-5633 or tour during 30 percent off all wallcoverings. Ph: S ecor...... 309-744 Sunday i-4. CYCLES 615-945-7504. c1-36/Hn YORKSHIRE and crossbred boars and gilts. Good selection. H A M Pork Farm. S ib le y ...... 217-745 BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth has a Ph.815-493-3636 or 015-493-3004. c11-16/tfn S trew n...... 815-688 WANTED stupendous spectacular array of new and Thawvllle...... 217 387 1970 YAMAHA 60 cc motorcycle, 6150. used furniture, appliances, carpeting, HAY: 1964 crop, pure alfalfa or mixed hay. Ptione615-493-3794alter5p.m. nc3-6/tfn clothing and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. Approximately 40-70 lb. bales. Order now Fri. 6b Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Home ph; and save. 3M Farm . Ph. 309-744-2549. CARPETS AND RUGS to be '79 XS 1100 Yamaha with accessories. 615-435-3140. c4-11/tfn nc3-6/tfn REAL ESTATE Reasonable. Dave Kaeb, Fs 615-493-1362. Good condition. Cali after 4 p.m., GOURMET DELIGHT lamb chops, YEARLING quarter horse filly; 2 YO, 4YO 317-386-3371. steaks, and legs available in any site thoroughbred mares. For racing or show. J A J CATERING. Personalii *3-15/3-23 package. Try some for a change of pace at Ph. 309-734-6026. *3-6/3-29 ED INGOLD, REALTOR. Call 309 443-4371 tor all occasions. Cropsey, [ the dinner table. Ph. 309-537-3933 evenings. "SPOTTED SWINE Since 39." Purebred or Mary Kirkton associate. Ph. evenings. Coffax, 309-733-5151 FARM EQUIPMENT b SUPPLIES nc10-7-82/tfn boars, open gilts. Excellent Quality. 309 747-3363. c3-17/tln RAW HONEY. Elsie Evelsiier, Forrest. Healthy validated herd. Buy your sows a FOUR FOR THE price of one; 4 good lots, WANTED TO RENT in! Ph. 615-457-8198. c6-4/tfn spot bMrl Eugene and Larry Schertz, each 60x140, (320) frontage on Onarga's to buy. Two or three I M etamora. Ph. 309-347-2344. *3-15/4-4 SPECIAL PRICES on new and used shop north street. Suitable for any kind of garage. Send replies to Bax 3 SOYBEAN SEED Asgrow, ADI, Agripro, tools, drill bit sets, 63.35 and up. New PYGMY goats, 1 male, 1 female less than development and grows good corn. Dandy Journal. Agrosoy, Gold Tag, Hoblit, J.M. Schultz, bench model drill presses 6179. Kerosene, a year old. Must sell, moving. 650 or offer nursery ground. Whole package only CLOTHES AND repairable i Noble Bros., McCurdy, Premier, Pride, coal, wood and kerosene heaters. Den- Chenoa 815-945-7734. *3-15/3-15 65,000. John C. Bradshaw A Son, Realtors, missien In oaslem Kentucky.] and III. Certified. Kustom Seed Kleaning. newiti Bros., Chatsworth, 815-435-3314. Buckley 217-394-2031; Onarga 015-346-7393. man, 117-366-3476. Kustom Agrinomics, Flanagan. Ph. clO-30/Hn Howard S. O-Hare Assoc. 615-346-7277. 615-794-4565. *3-3/4-13 MQBILE HOMES c6-25/tfn SEE MY LINE of gospel records, books, ANTIQUES wedding invitations and Bibles. The CENTURY 21 Baumgart A Sapper, Inc. RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT Record Shop at Nick Kaeb's, 303 S. Fifth, Call 309A2A438I or Ken vonBehren, Fairbury. Associate 309-433-3303. *3-9/4-5 1974 FAIRMONT mobile homo, 45x13,35x6 c1l-3/tfn tip-out. Call First Bank A Trust Co., DRASTICALLY reduced price: 4 room GIANT FLEA MARKET, BOAT -14 foot Bonanza bass boat on easy COAL-644 a ton of Illinois stoker. 645 a ton Gridley. Ph. 309-747-2100. c1-24/tfn home 4 miles south of Fairbury. Call 16, ISU Ballroom, Unfvarsftyl of Kentucky lump and stoker. Illinois Col Traub Real Estate 015-492-4465 or 492-2744. Normal, 61, 6:36-4:36. anti' load, tilt trailer. 30 horse, electric start '43 GREAT LAKES 10x55, 2 bedrooms Chrysler motor. Good condition. liery Company mile N.W. of Farm Hurrylll c3-9/ffn tables, misc. 75 Dealers, ington on Route 114. Ph. 309-345-4731. remodeled, washer and dryer, nicely land 117-531-1169. 309-747-3444. *3-6/3-15 scaped in Onarga 63,300. Call anytime THREE WOODED building lots. Timbor C3-14/3-33 615-246-4504. Good starter home. *3-15/3-15 Ridge, Lexington. Three-fourths acre or KITCHENETTE brooms, Shepherdson larger. Low priced. Call Bud or Nancy WORK WANTEQ FURNITURE 6 APPLIANCES flavoring and Hokey sweepers. Will TWO BEDROOM mobile home for sale. Clark, Armstrong Realty, 309-452-6351 or Deliver. Distributor Mary IHt, Ph. 309-345-81U. C3-I5/3-23 309-442-I4M. *3-1/3-15 015-493-3305. C3-6/3-I5 JUNK CLEAN-UP and hauli] NEW AND USED furniture, Chatsworth LOOKING FOR an Easter or birthday or we load. Call Ron Perth Furniture and Flowers, Chatsworth, III. gift? Cabbage Patch look-alikes made to Dick Perth 309-527-3744. Ph.615-435-3461. c9-3/tfn order, large or small. Ph. 615-945-3071. nc3-6/tfn OFFICE FURNITURE A Fixtures Sale; CORNBELT Your message here real Antique oak partnership desk, oak swivel McNESS LIVESTOCK and Home Pro readers. Call 615-493-23M. chair, lamps, metal desks, wastebaskets, ducts. Dealer Larry Beitz. Ph. wicker table, antique dresser, fans, pic 815-493-3054. *3-15/4-5 CLASSIFIED tures, desk pads and much much more. NURSING CARE in your I Call Bill Kitchen to browse. 309-537-4547. HAY AND STRAW: 4 in. eye beams, 14 ft. or eldeiiy. Hours by agreen *3-6/3-15 long; 5 in. eye beams, short iengths. Call Ph. 309-527-5400. 317-394-3006after 5 p.m. c3-15/3-15 Deadline Mondays, 4 p.nL LICENSED DAY CARE for ( FOR SALE: Montgomery Wards older in my home microwave oven, 6106 oH now, only 6399.99. STANLEY HOME Products. Monday Two stage cooking, touch control. See at through Friday, 104 E. Ash, Fairbury. Ph. Appearing weekly in The El Peso Record Fridays. Call Theresa YoungJ Snowito Cleaners. 1-615-346-7454. c3-6/3-1S 615-493-3403. *3-15/3-33 The Fairbury Bladb The Gridley News The Forreot Nawe The Chenoa Clipper The Chalaworth Plalndoaler The Lexington Unlt-Jourrral The Cullom Chronicio The Colfax Press NOTICES feeeooeeeeeeoeeeooeeoooeeeeeeeeoooeeooeoeoooeeeeeeeeeooooooeooeeeoeeooeoi The Onarga Loador-Rovtow The Piper City Jourrral Proa* Run -17,000 Copies 50,000 Readers LOCAL CASH RATES H A R BLOCK • New First week ■ 15s per. word, IS word minimum, cash must bo received In management. Let us help advance or by Friday of each week. goaranloed servloe, fair Thereafter - 12s a word - cash In advance. Lscust St.. Fairbury. Ph. 615 GET SOME BREAD Charge classllleds - 20s per word, IS word minimum first week - thereafter Kto per word. Blind ads $3 handling charge. INCOME TAX asstotance. State returns. Individual, THANK YOU; 10 cents per word, $2.00 minimum. business. N. Nath, Ph. anytime. WTHAWANTAD LOCAL READER ads billed at same per word rate as classilied. INCOME TAX arsparatlen. peintment, Carol Freefich, of IMPORTANT After an ad Is brdersd It cannot be cancelled or changed before publication without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions. „ REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertisement upon first insertion and please notify us If there Is an srror. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an error can occur. II you notify us the first day of an error, we'll repeat the ad without charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility Is yours. OFFICE HOURS Tl S a.m. to 12 Noon A 1 p.m. to B p.m. Monday through Friday FAIRBI Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon In Fairbury only 101 W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 01S882-SM8 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Teiephona 815B3S3010 SATURI 11316 East KnMk, Forrest Ta>MPhono81S«87-8462 127 W. Hack, Cutlom Telephone 81B68B28B4 M W. Peoria, Piper City Telephone 81S«iB2860 101 8. Center, Colfax Telephone 30B7234B81 217 Groan, Chenoa Telephone B1S04BB221 229 W. Main, Laxington Telophone 30B3ISB714 AUCTK 321 Canter, Orkney Telephone 30B747-207B 1 0 % 4BW. Front, BPiaao Telephone 30BB27-4800 104 W. U no^, Onarga Telephene BIOMB-TBIB poBPOOOdioAoodooiooddoioiooioiOidddPPOMioiOioooioodddPMddPP Chatsworth - 815-635-3010 Chenoa - 815-945-3221 Cullom - 815689-2654 Colfax - 309-723 2661 El Paso -- 309-527-4600 Fairbury - 815692-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest ■■ 815657-8462 Gridley - 309 747 2079 Lexington • 309-365 8714 Onarga • 815-2f8-7815 Piper City 815 686 2550
County Lines - March 14-15, 1984 - THREE VERY CLEAN newer 2 bedroom house in NOW ACCEPTING spring clothing at The f^E^IXES t o Forrest. Ooed neighborhood. ANached Cedar Chest. (Winter items should be prek- CHENOA: Two bedroom apertmenl. EL PASO: One bedroom 'epariment. IFY LOCATIONS garage. Owner anxious. Palen Real Estate od up this week.) Cottage behind castle, Carpeted, eir conditioned. Stove, heat and (iarbege end water furnished.. Can be ...... 309-394 Sales. ai5-«S7-8248. c34/Hn Lexington. Wednesday-Saturday 10-3. Ph. water furnished. Laundry tacilities. No periielly furnished. 5179 per month. Cell ...... 217-394 309-3454343. C3-15/3-22 pets. Deposit end references. Al Ringger. 309-537-2714 after 5:00, Randy Faulk. COUNTRY HOME in town 3 bedroom Ph. 309-747-2712. c3-l/tln c3-15/tfn ...... 815-949 heme with bam, storage shed and garage ...... 81S635 on two acres at the ed ^ of Forrest. Palen GARAGE SALES CHENOA: 3 bedroom house, pertly EL PASO: Apartment, one bedroom, ...... 81^945 Real Estate Sales, 8IS-0S7-8248. c3-«/Hn furnished. Garage end workshop. For stove, refrigerator, heat, water end ...... 309^723 further information call 015-945-7390. garbage furnished. Ph. 309-S27-4304 or EL PASO: Nearly new 4-bedrooms, 2D LIVING for one or two. Two ...... 217-387 FAIRBURY: One bedroohi upstairs bodrooms, living room, oat-in kitchen. apartment. Built-in stove and oven. Fully carpeted, individuel heat, central Reference and deposit required. Ph. air-conditioning. 5175 month, 5175 security FREE TO (>OOD home, I year oM CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. deposit, plus utilities. Lease, references., chocotato Dohermen retriever cross, ESTATE Reasonable. Dave Kaeb. Fairbury. Ph. 015-492-2202. Cll-17/tfn Ph. 309-527-2309. c3-0/ttn 015-492-2282. c03-25/Nn EL PASO; Large 3 bedroom apartment female, friendly. Ph. 309-744-2549. nc3-0/tfn J 4 J CATERING. Personalized catering with appliances. Ph. 309-527-2450. FAIRBURY: Four room duplex, carpeted, FOR SALE: Registered white female Ger for all occasions. Cropsey. 309-377-2501 cl2-1/tfn full basement and garage. Stove end man Shepherd, 32 months, some obedience iLTOR. Call 304-U3-4371 training. Cell 015-240-4252. C3-15/3-1S lion sssocialt. Pli. evenings. Colfax, 309-723-5151 days. FORREST: Downtown offico space refrigeretor furnished. Ph. 309-377-3041. c2-17/1ln *ll-IO/tfn availablo. Reasonable rates. Call Forrest •3-0/3-22 Milk Products. 0154574000. c12-l5/tfn trice of one; 4 good loU. WANTED TO RENT in Chenoa wHh option EL PASO: Lovely 3 bedroom house, ) frontage on Onarga's to buy. Two or throe bedroom house with FAIRBURY - Modem, 2 bedroom mobile completely renovated and redecorated. table for any kind of garage. Send replies to Bax 34, c/o CHppor heme for rent, payaMo weekly or monthly. Dream kitchen. Must toe. 52S0 per month. irows good corn. Dandy Journal. *34/3-15 Ph.0l5493-3950or 4924031. cl2-32/tfn Cell 015 044 4443. *3-0/3-15 ^CountonthDi Whole package only CLOTHES AND repairabfo toys for church FAIRBURY: Modem, 3 bedroom heme CNATSWORTH: Two bedroom traitor tor idthaw 4 Son, Realtors, mission in eastern Kentucky. John Friod- with family room. Ph. 015492-2950. rant in Chatsworth. Gary Dohnsen ^Classifieds 31; Onarga 8l$-248-73«3. ntan. 217-300-2470. C3-I5/3-22 c12-23/tfn 0IS-435-3S43. c36/Nn Assoc. 81S-248-7377. ^toDotheJob^ c8-2S/Nn FAIRBURY: Luxury two bedroom GRIDLEY: Two bedroom brick, IV^baths, ANTIQUES apartment, fully carpeted, patio, heat, central air. stove, refrigerator, no pets. umgarl 4 Sopper, Inc. water and appliances tumished. Near Pk.30^747-2S03. or Ken vonBehren, downtown. Ph. 015492-3513. c1-12/tfn t303. T-Ve-S CNATSWORTH: 4 no. Call ’educed price: 4 room GIANT FLEA MARKET, Sunday. March 015-435-3543. c2-2/tfn Mith of Fairbwry. Call 10. ISU Ballroom, Univorsity and Locust, GRIOLEY: country home Vk mile from ! 8I5-002-448S or 002-2744. Normal, 51, 0:304:30, antipuos, colloc- c2-«/tfn Gridley. ComploMy remodeled and tablos, mlsc. 75 Dealers, John Crouch carpoM . Ph. 309-747-2905 after 5 p.m. D building lots. Timbor 217-522-1009. *3-15/3-15 c2-l4/tfn FURNITURE . Three-fourths acre or HARMS id. Call Bud or Nancy FOR RENT; JO 2010 Industrial Backhee. I Realty, 300-4S2-S3S1 or WORK WANTED By day. week or month. Front Loader. Call Has always given Everyday Low Prices *3-1/3-15 Dove Roberts 015-042-3427 after 4 p.m. or weekends. Great for tifing, .ditching, and JUNK CLEAN-UP and hauling. You load construction. nc/tfn Has always offered Brand Name Quality or we load. Call Ron Porth 309-527-3201 or ONE LARGE upstairs apartment. Priced Dick Perth 309-527-2744. *2-23/4-19 with or without utilities. Ph. 015-492-3725. Has always had a Large Selection c2-14/tfn Your message here reaches 54.100 STRAWN: Nice 2 bedroom home. Well Has always had FREE Delivery readers. Call 015492-2344. insulated, new kitchen and bath, carpeted, and carport. Reference and deposit Has always had FREE Parking NURSING CARE in your home for the sick required. Ph. 015-457-0793. c2-23/tfn or oldoriy. Hours by agreement. tS/heur. Ph. 309-527-5400. *2-23/3-29 FAIRBURY: Unfumishsd one bedroom Has always given given Friendly Service apartment with appliancos, laundry p .m . LICENSED DAY CARE for children 2 and facilities and oH siroot parking. older in my heme Menday through Convoniant location. Refemnce and Fridays. Call Theresa Young. 309-5274501. deposH required. Ph. 015-493-2040 C 34/3-I5 weekdays, after 4:30 p.m. weekends NOW 493-2373. c3-23/tfn NOTICES BEAUTIFUL rural Chenoa home - partly furnished, references required, 5350 per month. Write Qipper-Joumal. Bos 34C, HARMS Furnishings Chenoa 41734. *2-23/3-15 H A R BLOCK - New lecatien. New must be received In manaBement. Let us hetp yeu. Excellent. Offers an guaranOsod service, fair prices. 005 E. Lecust i t . . Fairbury. Fk. 015-492-4477. DR. GORDON D. NEIPLE *1-12/4-12 thereefter 18e per erord. DENTIST INCOME TAX assistaiice, Fsdsral and State returns. IndfvMsal, farm or small business. H. Nash, Ph. 015-492-3700 T t K N TM ES Just Dial ' anyttmo. cl-12/4-12 BY APROMTMENT ONLY INCOME TAX preparation. Call for ap- PltOM(MNft7*4106 pointmsnt, CarolsrolFrool Froollch, 015-404-2537. 1 - 8 9 2 - 8 6 3 3 c24/tfn 600 W. ThM, El Pbbo fore publication without for fy US If there Is an error. I notify UB the first day of Everyday Low Prices K>t notified at once, the THE 33fll ANNUAL Brand Name Quality FAIRBURY COMMUNITY SALE Large Selection SATURDAYS MARCH 31s 1SS4 FREE Delivery SwMn i « « Btwt at 11:11 a.M. Ghaeli la thaa iiM d aia at 1t:ll a.ai. Friendly Service AUCTIONEER SERVICE DONATED Come In and Browse Around Our Large Furniture Display 10% commiaslon charge (limit $26) Open Daily 8:30*5:30 Friday evenings till 8:30 ■7B1B Located on Rt. 24 in Chenoa Phone 815*845*2731
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Chatsworth 815 635 3010 Coenoa 815 945 3221 CuMom 815 689 2654 Colfax 309 723 2661 El Paso 309 527 4600 Faifbufy 015 692 2366 Fairt ForrPSt 015 657 8462 G'lfllov 309 747 2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Lpxinfjton 309 365 8714 O'la'Qa 815 268 7815 PipprC.ly 815 686 2550
County Lines - March 14-15, 1984 - FOUR PAPER HANGING lady, experienced, TUESDAY. March 4, SERVICES reasonable rate. Sandy Mies, Fairbury. PART-TIME service operator to assist ADMITTED Ph. 015-4*2-2253. c3 15/3 15 plant chief operator in running a bulk fer CAR POOLS Mrs. Donna SoMort. Crops tiliser plant. Respimsibilities include Mrs. Botty Wharton, Fairbu delivery and application of material and Mrs. Marian Malono, Kompt SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win HELP WANTED maintenance of equipment. Qualifications dows, buildings, gold leaf and magnetic desired: I farm background or READERS MAY ADVERTISE tree in this Miss Card Ward, Fairbury, signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. knowledge; 2 - high school education or classification. nc2-05/ttn DISMISSED c13-2t/tfn equivalent. If interested contact Ron Mrs. Joyco McDonald. P CUSTOM MADE a n tiq u e reproductions CHURCH CHOIR director needed for First Koehl, Sohigro Service Co., 015-400-3444. WANT RfDERS to Parkland. Champaign. Salma BacMoM, Straw and refinishing. Custom made furniture. Presbyterian church. Piper City. Salaried E.O.E. c3-IS/tfn Monday through Thursday. Call Delmar Bon|amin King, Pontiac; Marty Travis, Ph. aiS-«*2-2M0 after 5 p.m. pmition. Regularly scheduled Sunday ser Smith, 815-4*2-3011. nc1-5/tfn Bovill, Pontiac. . c03-02/tfn vice music, with one-hour weekly rehear sals. Organist accompaniment. Some WEDNESDAY, March DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for appoint scheduling of special music. Supportive PERSONAL ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. choir members supplied. Contact Rev. ADMITTED Ph. tlS-94S-47«3. c04-l2/tfn Dennis Carr 015-404-2525. c2-2/tfn Mrs. Alborto Rutlodga Msdicaij Dolmar HooHctior. PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum SUMMER RECREATION coordinator, mins, 131* GlenvMod, Bloomington. Ph. PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright, CLASSIFeADS Surgical. responsible for organising, sclieduling and 30*-452-*023. *1-24/1-17-05 30*-«43-2703. c0*-«7/tfn overseeing all summer programs. Must be DISMISSED TREE TRIMMING, topping or removal, at least 31 years of age and an Minonk area a supermarket (Mrs. Virginia AWIIar an also stump removal. Free estimates, in resident. Swimming pool manager, must Androw Jamas, Forrost; sured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. have senior lifesaving certificate. Must be Todd, Chonoa: Master •IS-2M-7tl2. cOA-14/Hn part-time in May, |obs will run through BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES for everything; Forrost. August. Pick up applications at Minonk Ci APPLIANCES; "Full Service" Dealer lor ty hall. Application deadline. April 1. THURSDAY, March Frigidaire, Corning, Amana, Hardwick, c3-15/3-IS Speed Queen, Roper, Maytag. Kitchenaid ADMITTED and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance. Inc.. HERDSMAN FOR 1,000 bogs/year con SATELLITE Antenna dealerships Mrs. M arilyn Todd, Fairb Chenoa, III. Ph. •1S-*4S-7224. Open daily finement operation: 50% share: new available. No experience required. Dealer Ritchio Doran, Fairbury, N 7:30a.m. to 5 p.m.,- Sat. till noon, any even building and equipment; remodeled far cost for complete unit as low as 0757. Lottio Franti, Fairbury. ing by appointment. c13-2*/tf n mhouse for rent. Contact Box X, c/o Blade, Retail 51,3*5. Call day or night 303-574-4«M. Cynthia McOarry, Pontia Fairbury, III. 4173*. 3-IS/3-IS • *3-1/3-15 SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A Radiator Curtis Roborts, Fairbury, M Shop, 313 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. DISMISSED •1S-«*2-2S«3. c03-14/tln (Miss Card Ward, Fairburl TUCKPOINTING, masonry, plastering, Oianco, Farmor City: fireplaces, basements, chimneys and foun Hamilton, Cropsoy: Orvil dations. Triple O Construction, George Ashkum. Owcart Jr., El Paso. Ph. 30*-S27-4340. c1l-20/tln FRIDAY. March *. BABYSITTING wanted Phone ADMITTED >IS-0*2-2S30. Sandy Hettierington. c3-20/tfn J U S T l Stovon Eddington, Ft. REGARDLESS of where you bought your M odkal: Erslo Quick. equipment, when you need it repaired, see: Don Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Equip rnent. Ph; SIS -435-3704 (Business) or SIS -43S-34SS (Home), Highway 24, Chatsworth, II., 7;30-S;M Monday- E A S Y S T E P Maridi 31 deal Saturday. cO-4/tfn SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco. Inc., USE THIS CONVENIENT FORM TO PLACE & Cullom, III. Ph. S1S-40*-2131. c13-24/tln for new auto P.L. CONSTRUCTION: experienced in PREPAY YOUR CLASSIFIED AD new construction, remodeling and general MidnigM Saturday, carpentry. No Job too small. Paul Zimmer deadline for automobile man Ph. 0IS-4V2-2173; Ernie Leman Ph. n n u n license plates expiring in 1 015-400-3307 c*-17/lln green 19B atickm on PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Herb 1111111 T II VI TI I I r a Sec. of State Jim Edgar i BachtoM, 015-4*3 2711 or SI5-4*3-2**7 alter u 4 p.m. weekdays. cl3-37tfn Preiiriiited rcoeital < been nuiled to more than I INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and n 1 111 r a cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For .S2.2S who renew their stickers tree estimate call collect 015-457-0513. over 39,000 owners who cl-4 03/tfn rn 111111 11111 r r a the new passenger car I S3 00 PIANO TUNING, complete keyboard ser month. vice and repair. Call 115-435-3434 or n “If you have a current I 435-3145. Roger Coventry. c4-21/tfn $3.75 with numbers only, you will | PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley plates this year," Edgar < Meenen Ph. 8IS-457-030S. Pam Bork Ph. n r a Ing the next three yean, 015-404 2345. Reasonable. c*-32/tfn can in DUnois wUl receive | SNOW REMOVAL - Will remove snow in m ran u n “ " with ttie new design." Chenoa. Dependable and reasonable. Ph. SS.25 015 *45-3071. ncl3-l5/tfn It is too late to send ra il I r r r r r T mail and guarantee detive WILL DO babysitting. Call plates and/or sticken I Anna Me Keen. nc12-2«/ttn sc.oo Hoivever, sticken and plati NEED A BABYSITTER? Call Paulette n chased at Secretary of Stalj l.uttrellatsis 4*2 34f7. c2-2/tfn St.7S Sprlngfldd and C h i^ o , i I SANN'S UPHOLSTERY, Lexington. Free 1,400 Hwoiuxioi inatutttlona, | estimates, pick-up and delivery. Large •Ads must be received no later than NOON Mondays, otherwise ads will be placed in labric selection and furniture repair. Call following issue banks, 171 savings and 1 30f-3«S,«1M. c 7 -* /U n 16 c r ^ unions and ROOFING: New and repair. Top •75c/line (3-line rtiinimum charge) area currency exchangee. materials used. No seconds. Cheaper •NO ABBREVIATIONS, PLEASE Financial iMtitnl rates. Ph. •IS-*34-SSS3. *2-U/S-1? •Use one space for each letter, comma, period, space and number motorists renewing their SHARPENING Service. Chain saws, pink and also process I ing shears, scissors, knives, circular saw •We reserve the right to edit copy ment of the same plate I blades, mower bla«les, and etc. Oelmar Yordy, 107 West tth St., Gridley. Ph. NAME______.______^______30«-747-2S0S. *3-1/3-22 AGENT FOR Block's Cleaners and Uun- ADDRESS______dry Service. Pick-up Mondays and Thursdays. S3 W. 3rd, El Paso. Ph. CITY ______STATE ______.^IPCODE 30t-S27-43«f, M argaret Henning. c3-1/3-23 PHONE ALL MAKES SEWING machines CLASSIFICATION. repaired, in shop or your home. H.W. Mon tgomery, Lexington, 30*-3«S-7471. ‘3-B/3-20 Mall Form & Check Payable To: Cornbelt Press, Inc. • Attn: Classified Advertising
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County UoM - March 14-15,1064 - FIVE 5 945 3221 ( 723 2661 15 692 2366 Fairbury Hospital 9 747 2079 5 268 7815 Watseka Notes 14-15. 1984 -- FOUR Iroquois Memorial TUESDAY, M arch «, l«M Medical; Mrs. Cindy Bell. Forrest, ADMITTED Surgical. POOLS Mrs. Dmnm SaHart, Crapsay, Surgical; DISMISSED MARCH 1, 1904 Carl Kuglor, Cissna Park; Tammy Mrs. Batty Wharton, Fairhury, Modical; Mrs. Meivs Mathews. Fairbury; Mrs. ADMITTED Foots, Hoopeston; Gterni Decker, Milford; Mrs. Marian Malona, Kamptan, Modical; Betty Wharlen, Fairbury; Mrs. Anna Patrick Pfingsten, Onarga; Anna Mary Julie Towers, Sheldon; Donna Smith. tOVERTISE lr««in this Miss Caroi Ward, Fairhury, Modical. Dassew, Chatswerih; Curtis Roberts, Oiover and Glenn Browne Jr., Milford; Watseka. nc2-OS/Hn DISMISSED Fairbury. Kristine Cook. Gilnnan; Joy Neibuhr, Cres DISMISSED Mrs. Joyca McDonald, Pontiac; Mrs. cent City; Bonnie Auxier, Donovan; Tina Larry Hattabaugh. Milford; Elsie Parkland, Champaign. Salma BacMoM, Strawn; Mastar SATURDAY, March 10.1904 HollinMn and Bernard Johnson, Watseka. Grohler, Thawville; Augusta Carlson and Thursday. Call D«lmar Banjamin King, Pontiac; Mrs. Linda ADMITTED Clarabelle Feller, Watseka. • ncl-S/tfn Bavin, Pontiac. Alois Nimbler, Fairbury, Medical; DISMISSED Mrs. Edna VanAlstyne, Cullem, Medical. Lillian Buhle, Danforth; Rev. Joseph MARCH «. 1904 WEDNESDAY, March 7 ,19M Bleakley. Oilman; Derek Dewing, ADMITTED ADMITTED DISMISSED Kenttand, Ind.; Delores Farris; Tammy Jennifer Hart, Crescent Oty; Nekta Mrs. Albarta Rutladga, Fairbury, Ritchie Doran, Fairbury; Mrs. Kathy Crawford and girl, Watseka; and Peggy Townsend. Martha Nally and Joseph AMdical; Dalmar Hootschor, Chatsurarth, Leman and baby girl, Kelli Sue, Forrest; SchoonveM and girl, Morocco, Ind. McLain, Watseka. IHEDADS Surgical. Mrs. Debra Friedman and baby bey, DISMISSED Timothy David, Fairbury; Mrs. Cin^ MARCH 2, 1904 DISMISSED Mrs. Virginia Millar and baby boy, Bell, Forrest. ADMITTED Frank Atteberry and Beulah Atteberry, srmailiet Androw Jamas, Forrast; Mrs. Zalma Lois Sloter, Crescent City; Elsie Onarga; Barbara HUIary, Wahoka. Todd, Oionoa; Mastar Bryan Ball, SUNDAY, March II. 1904 Grohler, Thawville, Dorothy Stevens, Em erylh'ng. Forrast. ADMITTED ma Schuiti and Ernest Grove, Watseka. MARCH 7, 1904 Mist Esther Hanson, Fairbury, ADMITTED THURSDAY, March ■, ItM Medical; Kevin “Todd" Hurt, Chataworth, DISMISSED Lloyd Crouch, Gilman; Lucia Ray. ADMITTED Modical. Anna Mary Glover, Mary German and OtMrga; Benard Eckstein, Watseka. Mrs. Marilyn Todd, Fairbury, Modical; DISMISSED Glenn Brown Jr., Milford. Ritchia Doran, Fairbury, Modical; Mrs. Mrs. Cynthia McOarry. Pontiac; Mrs. DISMISSED Loltia Franli, Fairbury, Madkal; Mrs. Corlit Steidingar, Strawn; Ray MARCH 3, 1904 Edward Fehr, Citsna Park; Kennelh CynlMa McOarry, Pontiac, Surgical; Richardson, Fairbury; Steven Eddington, ADMITTED McMillan. Kenttand. Ind.; Donna Smith Curtis Robarts, Fairbury, Modical. Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Marilyn Todd. Edward Fehr, Citsna Park; Asa and Delsie Laate, Watseka. DISMISSED Fairbury. Thomas, Milford; Deltie Lease, Watseka. Miss Carol Ward, Fairbury; Mrs. Nora BIRTHS Chanca, Farmor City; Mrs. Erma MONDAY, M arch 12, 1904 DISMISSED A son lo Tammy Fuost, Hoopeston, Hamlltan, Crapsay; Orvilla Johnson, ADMITTED Joy Niebuhr, Crescent City; Christina March S, 1904. Ashkum. John WiadnMn, Fairbury. Madkal; Cook, Gilman; Richard Allen, Milford; Mrs. JoAnn Runyon, Forrest, Modical; Palrick Pfingsten, Onarga; Toni Williams, FRIDAY, March », ItM Master Joseph Gibson, Fairbury. Woodland; Bernard Johnson, Verla Mc ADMITTED Medical; Miss Christina Marghorio, Cullough and Cynthia DIGangi and boy, Stovan Eddington, Ft. Wayna, Ind., Fairbury. Modical; Mrs. Loretta Watsoka. Modical; Erslo Quicfc, Pipar City, Robinson, Pontiac, Medical. . DISMISSED MARCH 4,1904 Dalmar Hoeltcher. Chatswerth. ADMITTED
FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS: DISMISSED To Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman, Bonnie Auxier, Donovan; Norman March 31 deadline Fairbury, a baby boy bom Wednesday, Knapp, Della Smith and girl, and Tina March 7, 1904 at 1:ISa.m. weighing 0 lbs. Holliman, Watseka. for new auto stickers 10 n . TRY THIS FOR To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leman, Forrest, MARCH S. 1904 By Reuben Huber Midnigtd Saturday, March 31, ia the a baby girl bom Wodnosday, March 7.1904 ADMITTED deadline for autooM^e owners with a t S:S9 p.m. seolghing 0 lbs. 4W oi. All of uo in Fairbury retailing aay a license plates eipirlng in March to display To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter, emphatic “thank you” to the members of green IMS aUdim on their rear plates. Fairbury, a baby boy bom Friday, March the atreet department for your continuous Sec. of State Jim Edgar said today. 9. 1904 a t 1:27 weighing 7 lbs. and 1 m . l l l N d h o C diligent eflbris in snow removal! Pre-printed renewal applications have CanHmu~ been mailed to more than 506,000 owners To Mr. and Mrs. John Randinelli. I seldom make the same mistake twice. Fairbury, a baby girl bom Sunday, March It’s more like three or four times! 12.2S who renew their stickers in March, and 11. 1904, at 2:4S a.m.. weighing 0 tat., 9Vi over 30,000 owners who will also receive 01. Dr. Daniel H elm er the new passenger car license plates this To Mr. and Mrs. Broca Scott, PODIATRIST Diet: girth control. month. Emlngten, a baby boy bom Sunday. March “If you have a current license plate 11.1904 a t 1:04 p.m., weighing 0 tat. 15 oi. Foot Specialist Pastor to member of congregation: ‘Tm with numbers only, you will be issued new 303 W. Washington sorry you’re moving. You’ve been plates this year,” Edgar esplained. “Dur PONTIAC, IL 61764 excellent subject material!” ing the nest three years, all 5.5 million Phone 815/842-6551 •HOMEWAY HOMES cars in Illinois will receive license plates Hours by Apoointmerrl Sign on commuter bus; “Take twice a day with the new design.” •600FIII6 ft SIDIII6 Pontiac oftlc^ hours: to avoid cougestion.” It is too late to send applications by •FORK LIFT to 21 ft. Mon,, Toes, and Thurs. 6 Frt. r m mail and guarantee delivery of the new •REMODELINO ft REPAIRS FairburTTfospItal^xami^^ Store-wide St. Patrick sale includes S i.N plates and/or stickers before the deadline. •EXPERIERCEO (IR bm Hlon Clinic ■ Tues. morning, Haggar suits, dress sladu, short and long IMrever, stickers and plates may be pur SOfoars) JO to 12 only. / sleeve shirts at Huber’s in Fairbury. chased at Secretary of State fa ttie s in Springfield and C M ^ o , and at more than 1,410 Hwnrtui iw^pi*imW) tnchidiag MO Koerner Const. I be placed in banks, 171 savings and loan sssnrisfinr>s, Co., Inc. I I credit unions and about IM Chicago Do something worthwhile area cunency eichanges. Mton. le. lem Financial gg|| pigitw to _ m .(iis)tit4»i motorists renewing their regMrMions, and also process applications h r reaaaign- R l ' ment of the same plate number.
^IPCODE M d M iU 'i R m I m i m I Rte. 24 East Fairbury, III. sing CORNED BEEF B CABBAGE Build e Went Quality Log Home Bollad Polatoas “ I WILL HELP YOU” Choica of Salad • $9.95
GREEN BEER CaR aRar • p.Ri. m m s - n c D a z x z x n J. BEN WHITE 1 6 O i . Char Brollad T-BONE STEAK RR 1, Fairbury, III. 61739 wW isam aa Ph. 815-692-3291 C heloaB lR County Lines - March 14*15,1964 - SIX Social Secu Woodford County Home hobbies, crafts offer hidden dangers by WilUam L. Kempiners, are quite often similar. For instance, you annual repo Director might get a headache, or feel dizzy, Illinois Department of Public Health nauseous and tired. If you continue to use People who get Social S< Court News Are you an amateur artist or craft it, you might begin to lose your appetite, aixl who earned more than I sman? There are probably more people and this could lead to weight Ion arxl empt amount in wages froi working with arts and crafts today than weakness. self-employment in 1963 ha GENERAL DOCKET Small Claims 16,,19M, to file an annual Fab. 27 there were when the American frontier Some people are more susceptilde than 1 Traffic earnings.. Fab. 27 Richard D. Matson d /b /a Matson Auto families had to handcraft tools, furniture, others, a ^ will feel the symptoms sooner, Ttiomas Fradarick Kuahn, drivins Sarv. vs. Donna Carrithars. clothes - almoat everything they used, in but whether you have th m symptoms or The 1963 exempt amoun wMla licansa suspandad. Feb. 20 fact. not, the product could be causing an for people under 65 all of Floyd E. Bannan, Jr., driving undar tha Martin Tractor Co. vs. Lloyd But there is a big difference. Short of adverse effect on your body. 16,600 for people 65 or over ai influanca. Schumacher d/b/a Heart of II Truck losing control of an axe and chopping off a If you begin to feel sick while working In general, a person has Oalbarf I. Harr II, impropar la n e Canter. toe, or slicing a finger while whittling, the withheld for each $2 of annu March 1 on your project, don’t assume that you’re u s a g e . frontiersmen weren’t exposed to as many ings over the exempt amoui William P. Clair, ill. trans. of akobol. Daniel J. Kaufman vs. Gaorga Schaar. coming down with a cold or flu. Stop your product hazards as crafts people are to project for several days; then if you suffer Mazan S. Diah, ill. poss. of alcohol. Daniel J. Kaufman vs. Jean Lewis. Most people who need t David Loshar vs. J.T. Havcratt Sr. day. symptoms again when you go back at it, Daniol E. FwcIm, driving whila licansa should have received one ir ravokad. David Loshar vs. Dan Stark. Whether you are a professional or an you should suspect that you’re suffering John L. Gaisalman, Ct I ill. trans. of David Loshar vs. John Beckham. amateur, you are, in all probability, work from exposure to a hazardous product. person did not get a fon alcohol, Ct. II disoboyad stop sign. Stata Tax Lien ing with materiais that should be handled Dick C. Parsons, Ct. I driving undar tha Feb. 27 with great care. You cant assume that die Many art and craft materials are only In flu e n c e , Ct. II improper la n e usaga. Quick, Robert Dean, Minonk, S137.7I. manufacturers’ labels give you the in hazardous if they’re misused. The actual Stanlay R. Wiagand, ill. trans. of Fab. 27 structions you need for eliminating all risk involved depends on a number of alcohol. Minonk stata Bank, Larry D. Stotts, hazards. The fact is, most of the warnings things, the most important being how often Fab. 2t atux, Ral. D istrict 6 on labels are vague and understated. you are exposed aiid how much exposure Kan D. Lowary, ill. trans. of alcohol. Fab. 20 Fab. 2* Minonk Stata Bank, Carolina A. you get. Bryan T. Wangar, disobeyed stop sign. Glowacki, TD-SWV4 NW'/i Sac3« T20NIE. One I can think of is a widely-s(4d paint T hoe is a term - “total body burden" - March I Minonk Stata Bank, Janet S. Aallig, and varnish solvent which contains that is used to define illnesses caused by 1 9 8 3 a c t r Richard E. Foster, Jr., driving undar atal, TD-NV) W'/S SECt T27N1E, benzene. The label reads, “Danger. toxic substances. The total body burden is tha influanca. Minonk Stata Bank, Edward H. Poison. May be fatal or caiise blindness if the total of the effects of exposure to Captain Charles G. McCl March 2 Kapraun, atal, TD-SVt WV> NWV« Sac) swallowed. Flammable. Vapor harmful.’’ several chemicals. For example, if a per 6 Commander, submits thcf Ralph E. Swanson, disobeyed stop sign. T27N1E. Now you would naturally tfabik that covered son were making a wood table with on in nual activity report for the| Criminal Minonk Stata Bank, Gaorga J. all the hazards. But what the label doesn’t laid top, he would be exposed to wood dusL 1963. Kapraun, atal, TD-SWV4 NEVt Soc3 Fab. 2* state is that benzene can penetrate Ote possibly varnish and varnish sti'lppei's, The field of responsibilitjl Quentin E. Cook, burglary. T27NIE A pt. SEV4 Soc3 T27NIE. much of our attention is th e | Minonk Stata Bank, Raymond J. ddn, and that is has a cumulative action. If and glue. In addition, the artist or craft Patrick Murphy, Ct I burglary, Ct II reduction of death atxi pel possession of burglary tools. Kapraun, atal, TD-ptN'/S N ^ SEV4 Sect you were to use benzene every day over a sman may also be exposed to lead from M arriage T27N1E. period of time, you might damage your gasoline fumes, cigarette smoke, and from traffic accidents. ‘Tra Fab. 2t Minonk Stata Bank, Donald W. lungs. water pollution, as well as other pollutants result in more violent deatif Gary Lea Barnes, 22, GoodfiaM A Cathy Kapraun, atal, TD-S/4 Sac3 T27N1E. diagnose because it may tidw years - as herent in a toxic substance, you should use serious factor, never forgj Diana Waigand, 2A, Eureka. Jamas Janssen, Jamas Janssen, atal, many as 40-before the cumulative effects good Judgment when using them: wear suffering of the critically in WD-pt SW<4 Sac30 T2AN2E. Bruce Dale Falk, 23, Washburn A Wen produce symptoms. The chronic effects of dust masks when you think they’re in In 1963, District 6 dy Kay Olonson, 20, Losvpoing. poisonous substances may be much more dicated; avoid aUn contact with toxic li vestigated the following JarroM Drew AAoxlay, 2S, Eureka A Dean E. Janssen etal, Erma Jean Fefir, accidents. 22; persons kille Sherri E lle n Hewitt, IV, Eureka. QCD-EW NW>/4 Sec5 T27N2E. common among artists and craftsmen quids; and provide plenty of ventilation in Divorce March 2 than they are aware of. your workshop. One more precaution: injury accidents, 517; pro Fab. 20 Patricia J. Feweli, James R. Fewell, The immediate or early symptoms of don’t store or consume beverages or food accidents, 890; and total Tory I Y. Engel vs. Allan E. Engel. QCD-lotsf A 10 Blk23 orig tw r Minonk. too much exposure to any toxic substance in an art, craft or hobby area. and damage accidents, 1,4 Voluntary compliance would result in a great rd cidents; when the motoring I heed its responsibilities volij ment action becomes i Used fort. District 6 personnel issl Equipment for violations resulting in tra The Concentrated TraffiJ IHC 153 8 RN. Loaded. Program (CTEP) was $2,500 deter accidents, in the high I JO 2800 5 blm. plow. 300 throughout the District! acres Troopers working 840 JO 2600 5/8 b lm . plow 434 traffic arrests and 6371 Used JD 201 Implement ings, during their CTEP patT trailer. 8' x 28' Used 400's A 317's. L A Q. conducted on off duty tlm e.| In stock Remove Alcohol (RAID) is also a FederallJ gram which enhances JOHN DEERE IRACIORS, 40-10 n3 0 0 4 IP Results (PFR) program Used number of accidents Invo drivers. For the year 1983, | Planters DUI have been made in i pared to 250 arrests for the I JD7000 8RN 2 Total enforcement action JO 7000 8 RW I 2 JD 7000 6 RN as follows: traffic arrests, 21 arrests (accidents, traffiq oveiweight), 22,468. All traffic stops are Used District 6 personnel iasuedl warnings in an effort to info Or gat a ganarous caah rabata In Nau of kdaraat you to a doubla cash rebate for purchasing a sacoiwf tool Combines ing pubUc of mistakes the){ waivar:* Franca the power size of your choice with anytime before April 30,1986. Sea us ky details. which were not regar John Deere and no interest will be charged until next Special financing offer on iiaed tfactom and com- Ml J br. 1. 'M enough to warrant an j New Year's D ay.. OR take the cash rebate shown in wnee: Interest charges will be waived to July 1 ,19B4 on 7720, 1962, 200 hrs. loadad Criminal investigation i^ the chart, lower right. all used tractors ana to January 1,1985 on Mused com of responsibility which Special diacounts on John Daera tWaga tools: Buy a bines purchased from your dealer through AprH, 1984.* 7700. 1978, flew rMdy new John Deere tillage tool between now and May t, 8820,1961, dial-a-matic, deal of attention, 1984, a n d we'll give you a d is c o u n t from tha baas Cash MBeuofWalusronTi foadad forcement investigations 4400 diMei, 1976, sharp, vestigate many forms of < price—10% off any field cultivator, disk, mulch finisher, FaO. ’04 Mnreh ’04 AplB’04 mulch tiHer, o r chisel plow; 54b off any moldboard plow; auto header which includes, but are and $350 oft a 250 SjxayCart sparyer. That means, lor 1250 $ 750 8 675 $ 800 7700 1976, hydro, sharp murder, rape, robbery example, you'd save more than $1,500 on a 24-loot 2150 850 750 700 Used 444 Corn head Many of our criminal ar mulch finisher. 2255 050 800 750 Used 444 corn heed, 1976 stolen cars, drugs, etc. are | Speelel deals on Max-Emerge* pfamera: Using special 600 acres 2360 1,025 925 825 of the traffic enforcenf^. aHowancas from John Deere, we're cutting tha prica on 2560 1,150 1,050 960 Used 643 com heed aM Max-Emarga planters.. .but for a limited lima only. 2750 1,350 1,225 1,100 Used 653 row crop of 74 criminal arrests werel With the price of seed so much higher this year, you need 2950 1,600 1.460 1,300 the proven abHi^ of a Max-Enktrge planler to deliver 4050 2,250 2,050 1,850 District 6 Vehicle It maximum germination c ' and uniform emergence more 4250 2,450 2,200 ,2.000 Used Trectors fleers were reqxmsible for| than ever. 4450 2,600 2,350 ‘ 2,100 TRan oomblrtes Intsrset-fiee 'tl tha '94 harvest:* 4650 3,200 2,900 2,800 tow-ins for 1983. Out of Finance a new 4420, 8820, 6822 Hillside, 6601 PTQ, 4850 3,500 3,200 2.900 M M y 1 . 'M vehicles were stolen, 23 7720, 7721 PTO. or 6820 Combine with. John Deere and 6460 4,200 3,800 3.400 with subjects in them and| pay no interest charge until next harvest season in your 8650 6,100 4,650 4,200 JO 4630 doned. Atotalof INveMc area. Or take a cash rebate in Neu of waiver. 8850 6,400 5,800 5,200 Double caah rebalea worth up to $1,800 on John cessed for Junk and Deere hay and forage tools: This offer covers new •i>iUU»»ee er JUioOwivtniicWewtUaiomiwliUcraaai nweeuwrbe Overweight enforcement ia| souare and round bawrs, mowerfoondllionors, SP hay ladueM In vuut Of fMMmxn al mir s ta lte r fort of unifonned and i windrowers, and PTO forage harvesters. Buy any one IU mv 40 Bmlm TiwUn with the main objective I now and get a cash rebate.. .PLUS a certificate entiUing Mfonucy. Sooyoiv Repair, Inc. vatlon of the highwairs of I of 6M ovarweigbt a rrests' 90S4I. Orange Enforcement is not the | WE LL MAKE YOU A GREAT DEAL Lexington, IL 017881 of the Illinoto State Police, AMD NOW THROUGH APRIL JOHN DEERE WILL MAKE IT EVEN GRIATER Fbone$09i$l»a0l1 time is spent in public ■ assisting odier police :h 14-15,1964 - SIX County Lines - March 14-15, 1984 - SEVEN Social Security reminder: n dangers State tax form now allows (lUar. For insUnce, you annual report deadline nears idache, or feel ditzy. People who get Social Security checks 1. If you continue to use misplaced the one he or she did get, real estate tax deduction n to lose your appetite, and who earned more than the annual ex another copy of the annual repor* form can empt amount in wages from a job or in The owner of a nuilti-family dwelling who ad to w ei^ Im and be obtain^ at the Bloomington Social Illinois iMxneowners are discovering a self-employment in 1983 have until April Security office, located at 200 West Front. change on their 1963 state income tax return lives in one unit must determine the portion e more susceptible than 16,, 1914, to file an annual report of their The telephone number is <3091 829-9436. which allows them for the first time to of the total tax bill which is due only to the el the symptoms sooner, earnings.. deduct the property taxes (real estate taxes) portion in which the taxpayer Uves, Yung The 1963 exempt amounts were 14,920 The people at the office will be glad to said. The subtraction is calciilated similarly nve these symptoms or paid during the tax year. for people under 65 all of the year and answer any questions. They also have a to that for a taxpayer who operates a could be causing an Taxpayers eager to take advantage of 16,600 for people 65 or o\’er any part of 1983. leaflet, "How work affects your Social business at home. (TOUT body. this tax break have been asking the state Security checks," which contains more in feel sick while working In general, a person has $1 in benefits revenue department a variety of questions, "For example, the live-in owner of a four- withheld for each |2 of annual report earn formation about the earnings test. flat which contains smaller sized units could ont assume that you’re including "How much is deductible?" and The annual exempt amounts for 1984 claim three-quarters of the total property I a cold or flu. Stop your ings over the exempt amount. "Who gets the deduction?" are $5,160 for people under 65 and $6,960 for taxes paid as a federal business deduction,” I days; then if you suffer R. Dale Yung, chief of the Illinois Depart Most people who need to file a report people 65 or over Yung said. "The owner then could claim the irhen you go back at it, ment of Revenue's liCgal Services Bureau, should have received one in the mail. If a A different test applies to people who remaining one-quarter of the property taxes that you’re suffering explained that the property tax subtraction person did not get a form, or lost or get benefits becau.se of disability - those attributable to the primary residence ■ hazardous product. extends only to an "owner-occupied, primary residence." - as a deduction for state income tax "Renters cannot claim a portion of their purposes." craft materials are only I ’re misused. The actual rent as property tax. noi can mobde tiome Yung pointi-d out that it’s irrelevant for pends on a number of owners take a subtraction for the mobile .slate tax purposes whether the taxpayer ac nportant being how often D istrict 6 State Police release home privilege tax." he .said. tually took a h-deral deduction or not. or uid how much ezpoaure According to Yung, the property taxes even whetlk-r ttie other .space was occupieil the homeowner paid in 1963 are what can be n - “total body burden” - dedutted on line 4a of thi' 1983 niinots ini-ome "TTh- .stall- (l(slucUoi) Ls luiiiU-d to the fine illnesses caused by 1983 activity, arrests sum m ary tax return (II/-1040). Bccau.se jhose taxes taxes |Kii(l on Um- taxpayer’s personal The total body burden is relate to property as.sessments from the residemv only." Yung .said. effects of ezposure to Captain Charles G. McCarthy, District riots, and evacuations resulting (rpni pnvious year (1962), thi* residemv n>quire- In tlx- casi* of a (-ouple which Ls separated ment also applies to that year, he .said (Hit ixu- spiHLsi- LS paying tlx- property taxes I. For ezample, if a per- 6 Commander, submits the following an disasters, chemical spilLs, and railroad awoodtablewithanin- nual activity report for the calendar year derailments involving flammable, toxic, Therefore, if the taxpayer bved in that 1X1 Ox- (lUx-r's principal residenc-e. the tax be ezposed to wood dust, 1963. and radioactive materials. residence during all of 1962. then the total paying .spouse could mit clauii the .staU- in and varnish strippers, The field of responsibility that demands The Hazardous Materials Section of property tax bill could be deducted on the i-ome tax subtrai-tiiHi unless lx- or .six.- actual lUon, the artist or craft- much of our attention is the prevention and District 6 consisting of four officers was 1983 ijK'ome tax return. However, if the per- ly lived ill the home during the asscs.snx-n le ezposed to lead from reduction of deaUi and personal injuries responsible for 11,545 enforcement con .son lived in the residence only part of 1962, year < 1982 for 1983 tax purposes). If the ta.x cigarette snnoke, and from traffic accidents. Traffic accidents tacts concerning hazardous material then only a prorated portion of thi- property payer lived in the resi(k>mv for a portiixi of s well as other pollutants result in more violent deaths, personal in violations. tax bill could be deducted, he said. toe >(-ar. a prorated di.sIw-lKxi could be e total body burden, jury and monetary loss than all crimes The Smith & Wesson Model 439. 9MM. (-laiim-<). Yung explaim
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Children are by nature foolproof, it is essential that drugs be about one percent leas than was curious, and they explore everywhere'find s to i^ out of the reach of children. But, by the tame date a year ago. G ASSOCIATE COURT NEWS Adeline B "P at" Patterson, 78, Pontiac, everything they can reach. even that may not be enough, if you have a with laat year, com exporta have Charles Frank, Circuit Judge, Presiding 3-01-84. There are two types of accidental young climber in your home. A four-year- ed to the couatriea of Mexico. Ja Ronald Brown, Kempton, criminal MARRIAGE LICENSES: poisoning. One is the ingestion of contact old can be very agile. Drugs should be kept Taiwan. Sales to the Soviet Unioe damage to property, S9I, (Complaint). Paul E. Brown, Pontiac A Linda M. with drugs; with the leaves, berries or in a locked cabinet, closet or box, but nmefa larger than a year ago, altl Richard Dale Schroeder, Emington, 3 Masching, Saunemin. roots of toxic plants; or with household never in the bathroom where they are not tnal ahjpmHiti to date are atioat counts ol battery, S200 bond fort., (Com Francis J. Nolan A Jenifer L. year-ago levels. Imports of U.S. ( Utterback, both of Pontiac. chemicals. The other is vapor poisoning, only easily accessible to children but also plaint). been Im then last year's levd ii (Jerald D. Flessner A Lori L. such as carbon monoxide, usually from a where hut and moisture can rapidly Terry King, 36, Pontiac, battery, Europe, eastern Europe, and Koi dismissed on states motion, (Complaint). Haberkorn, both of Cullom. car or unvented space heater. Today, I change the chemistry of drugs Connie Oohleman, Lexington, decep William Gray Jr. Ill A Kim M. Hines, would like to talk about childhood poison I strongly reconunend that you return The latest USDA Bgives estiii tive practices. $66, 6 mos. cond. disch., both of Chicago. ing from both prescription and over-the- medicines to the locked storage place after exports for the VU^M marfcetin (Complaint). Douglas J. Neville, Dwight A Lynn M. counter drugs. each use; even if you will be using them 1J75 billion buehela, about a Robert L. Kemneti, Pontiac, 7 counts Bertino, Joliet. Any drug, if taken in excess, may cause again soon. If you are called to the phone from last year’s eqmta. To n battery, $192, 3 mos. supervision, (Com Leonard A. Tryner, Maion A Candace a toxic reaction. This is e^iecially true of or to answer the door while you are taking levd, e x p ^ during the remi plaint). M. Vitali, Dwight! barbiturates and tranquilizers, iron medicine, take the container with you. weeka of the marketiag yoar Richard A. Looney, 23, Cullom. imp. Alan W. Barling A Caryl E. Lindsey, tablets and antihistamines. The strength Anyone who has been around children HA million bushels per week, both of Pontiac. use ol reg., dismissed, (Cullom). of medicines is most often based on adult knows how quickly they can act. You can the first 21 weeks of the year S' Bradley D. Bossert, IB, Dwight, imp. Lawrence E. Laricka, St. Petersburg, miUtan bushels per wedi. Fla., A Emily V. Mathison, Reddick. dosages, and even a small quantity of an put a drug container down, turn your back lane usage, tSO, (Dwight). There b oormaQy a decline Timothy L. Wheat, 20, Graymont, Travis S. Williams A Marilyn J. adult dose can poison a child. for an instant, and a child can be off with speeding, SSO, (Pontiac). Walker, both ol Clinton. Just a week or two ago, it was announc it. Oiildren sense that drugs are forbidden, of UB. com exports in the apringj Larry L. Niilen. 24, Pontiac, speeding. WARRANTY DEEDS: ed that in 1973, prior to legislation that re and that makes them even more of a temp mer months as ttw southern SSO. (Pontiac). Glen E. Schrol A wf., to (Jeorge Bach quires child-resistant packaging, ingestion tation. crop is hsrvested. However, Paula W. Walker. 3S. Dwight, speeding, 2 7 84 $10 etc (R.S. ) Undiv. <2 int. in S'2 of prescription drugs by children under The chemicals in drugs change may not come as soon or be as SSO. (State). SW<4 Sec. 10 27 7. exc. r/w ol Wabash, SI. five accounted for 4,180 hospital visits na gradually over time. Some lose their usual. Lucille L. Stellen, 62. Fairbury, Louis A Pacific RR Co. A is succs. in title, tionally. In 1981 - eight years after passage potency; others may recombine and The continttation of drought 011 E. Side of sd. tract. speeding, $$0, (State). of the act - the number had dropped to become more potent. Medicines that are in South Africa has reduced Rickey L. Henderson. 22, Pontiac, Elmer Cartwright A wf. |t tens., to aixe of that com crop w dl Russell Baker 2 19-81 $10 etc. (p.S. $3.50) 2,688. past their expiration date or that have speeding, $50, (State). reoeot eatknah' of 7.1 milUon William L. Gnliith, 20, Bloomington, Lts. 1 A 2 B 6 (Jeorge C. Krack's 1st Add. Child-resistant packaging isn’t the begun to change color or texture should be cstiinates had placed that unlaw, cons, ol alco. by a minor, 9 days Forrest. whole answer, however. There are other discarded. The best way to do that is to tail, (Odell). John J. Kane, a widower, to Greg T. causes of childhood drug poisoning, such flush the medicine down the toilet; then million tons. South Africa William L. Grifiith, 20. Bloomington, Shafer A wf., jt. ten. 2-4-84 $1 (R.S. $33.50) as improper storage of drugs and ig rinse the container and put it in the trash. porta some cbm, but will once unlaw, poss. of alco. by a minor, 9 days N< 2 ol Lts. 6 A 7 A E 10' ol S' 2 ol L 6 B 13 norance of how to react when a hazardous In a future Keepin' Healthy column, I net importer of com. tail. (Odell). Chats worth. substance has been swallowed. will talk about how an accidental drug The other major eouthem Douglas Evan Fulton, 17, Forrest, bat Bessie M. Schoon, a widow to Bessie M. poisoning should be treated. Contrary to com producing country is Argi A Beulah Schoon, |l. ten 2-24-84 $l (R.S.--) tery, dismissed on slates motion, (Com Accidental poisoning figures could be popular belief, it is not always wise to in crop there is currently in plain*) Lts. 4 A 5 B 9 Cullom. reduced even more if parents, grand duce vomiting. stage, but harvesting progreasj Bryan S. Miller, 20, West Dundee, James D. Ahlstrom, to Ervin O. Fehr A slowed becanse of heavy Unlaw possession ol cannabis. $202, 9 mos. wf., tens in com. 12 23 83 $10 (R.S. $44.) W parents and baby-sitters would follow a few safety rules. One reason drug poison Importera, particularly the probation. (Complaint). BOacs. ol SW>4 Sec. 32-27-6, exc. W40acs.; Reeves Satellite TV Systems A also inc. fol.: Beg. at SE cor ol W 80 acs. ing is still occurring is that we don't recap frill turn to the United States BIRTHS; ol SW'4, etc. drug bottles properly. Although we might Complete Systems of your choice term com needs. Randy Convis & Janet Zapp, Fairbury, Fred Ahlstrom to Ervin D. Fehr A wf., recognize that the child-resistant closures Mesh Aluminum Weakly com exports Son, 2 23 84. 12 2383 $10 (R.S. $44.) Same desc. as are important and necessary, we Fiberglass Stainless Steel very wdl for the next three Troy & Nola Riegel, Dwight, Daughter, above. sometimes get so provoked with trying to 7Vz to 12 foot antennas Frank Ahlstrom to Ervin D. Fehr A wf., 2 24 84 remove a safety cap that we fail to seal it Perry & Angela Augsburger, Forrest. 12 23 83 $10 (R.S. $44.) Same desc. as Call for Demo or Prices Daughter, 2-24 84. above. after we've used the drug. Also, we are Ph. 527-2900 El Paso. IL Charles A Sandra Goembel. Strawn, Oral hygiene Daughter, 2 25-84. COURT PROCEEDINGS; Wendy Long, Fairbury. Daughter, Pittsburgh Internatl. EmployeesGredil Through the years, people 2-26 84. Union, Fairbury vs. Gilbert Bridgelorth, about everything to cure perid Robert A Jacqueline Wilkey, Odell, Minonk, Small Claim Complaint $263.17. gum diaeaae, the major cause oi Daughter, 2-26-84. Fairbury Medical Associates vs. Daniel Let Us Show in adults. The Romans beUevedl Brad A Janet Brady, Emington, Son, A Judith Roe, Chenoa, Small Claim teeth could be made firm again [ 2 28 84. Complaint $137.26 A costs. whole bog to the Jaws! Cynthia Sapp, Emington, Daughter, Robert V., William B., Francis E., A You A L ittle Other treatmente have 2 28-84. Mardelle Lawless A Eileen M. Davis vs. application of pomegranal Don A Debra English, Kempton, Son, Donna A. Fisher A John Kerber In camphor oil, or vinegar cookeci Chancery. (Cpit. for Partition) E'y SW'4 A 2 28-84. Juice and honey to the diaeasedi Paul A Kelly Smith. Dwight, Daughter, W>2 SE>4 a S. 63 acs. of NE>'i Sec. 28 27 8, M a g i c ! 2 29-84. Pt. E' 2 SE<4 Sec. 28-27-8, etc.; A N' l NW<4 Ralph A Martha Fehr, Fairbury, Son, Sec. 27-27-8, exc. r.r. r/w. You can benefit from the magic of our None of these remedies heb 3 01-84. Commercial Fixture Co., Inc., vs. not surprising when you Stoller A Maurer Construction Co.; Cornbelt Classified ads. Quick as a periodontal diaeaae is caused I DEATHS; Starnes Htg. A Cooling: St. of II., Capitol bunny, you’ll reach the people you need, thin film of bacteria and their I Helen Ketterer, 66, Cornell, 2-24-84. Dev. Board, Dept, of Corrections; that forms on the teeth. If Delmar W. McIntyre, 69, Chenoa, Firemen’s Ins.. Co. of Newark, N.J., At without cutting Into your profits. Call 2-25-84 Law. (CpIt.) 3 Counts of $12,496. plus int. A any of the offices listed on our daily, plaque produces adds David L. Harding, 45, Streator, 2-25-84. costs, each. waste prodictB that irritate the| Caroline Feriter, 88, LaSalle, formerly H. C. Partihill, M.D., Pontiac vs. Sandy Classified pages. gums become swollen, bleed Pontiac, 2 26-84. Gonxalet, Fairbury, Small Claim pull away from the teeth, Susan P. Lange, 87, Ind., formerly Complaint. $460.53 A costs. The Cornbelt plaque, called calcuhia or I Fairbury, 2 28-84. Charles Tinker, Chatsworth vs. Kenny around the teetii, making i Cassius C. Yowell, 88, Pontiac, 2-28-84. Winterland, Chatsworth A Wayne dean. If the diaenae is not Nettie M. Roth, 89, Gridley, 2-29-84. Schierenbeck, Bradley, Small Claim Classifieds teeth eventunOy kao their bony I Ruth Judge, 79, Dwight, 3-61-84. Complaint $550.00 A costs. fall out or have to be removed.
The bad news about | is that atanoat anyone can be I even efaUdraa aa yoanc as five < FREE of ape. The older yoa ara, the i you are to have padodoatal ( than half of those who ara < lA and aknoit twodhirdi of I OIL CHANGE over age 96, have at load the 4 WITH THIS AD AT — oftMadiaoaae. *0fter expiras ApfN I I
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But, by the same date a year ago. Goinpared began on Sept. 1, 1933. After 25 weeks, ex with exciting, modem, young men and 4-H’ers. More are needed, especially to be enough, if you have a with last year, com exports have increas ports total 403.6 million bushels, 17peit»nt women, states Darla fiiinldey, Livingston work with new clubs or project clubs your home. A four-year- ed to the countries of Mexico, Japan, and less than was exported during the same county assistant extension adviser, home throughout Livingston county. :ile. Drugs should be kept Taiwan. Sales to the Soviet Union are also period last year. Sales have been reduced economics, and more leaders are always Contact Livingston county extension of needed for the county. net, closet or box, but much larger than a year ago, although ac to abnost every major importing country; fice, 222Mi West Madison Street, Pontiac, room where they are not tual shipments to date are about equal to the exceptions are the Soviet Union and Volunteers don’t have to be “experts” Phoiie: 842-1776 or 844-3622 for more infor sible to children but also year-ago levels. Imports of U.S. com have Japan. to be a 441 leader. Many adults serve mation on being part of today’s exciting moisture can rapidly been leas than last year’s level in western As in the case of com, U.S. soybean ex primarily as organisation leaders, getting 4-H program. istry of drugs Europe, eastern Europe, and Korea. ports normally decline as the southern young people together and finding electri ommend that you return The latest USDA figures estimate com hemisphere crop is harvested and cians, mechanics, seamstresses, ocked storage place after exports for ttie 1NM4 marketing year at marketed in the spring and summer mon photographers, good cooks, and others to f you will be using them 1J7S billian bushels, about unchanged ths. This year’s crop in South America is work with specific projects. Six from area u are called to the phone from last year’s exports. To reach that expected to be aboid 95 million bushels Doctors, nurses. Journalists and others joor while you are taking levd, e x p ^ during the remaining 31 larger than last year’s crop. The USDA with special interests often volunteer to make Dean's List the container with you. weeks of the maiketing year must average projects U.S. soybean exports for the year help with special club activities and pro s been around children 34.4 million bushels per week. Exports for at 725 million bushels. grams. :ly they can act. You can the first 21 weeks of the year averaged 33.5 To reach that level, weekly exports for at III. Wesleyan Many adults say that being a volunteer ner down, turn your back million bushels per wedi. the next 27 weeks nuist average 11.9 4-H leader has helped them to better A half (knen area students have been id a child can be off with There is normaDy a decline in the rate million bushels, as compared with the 16.1 understand the younger generation. included on the Dean’s lis t at Illinois that drugs are forbidden, of U.S. com exports in the spring and sum million bushel average to date. The nor “Building on Experience” the theme of Wesleyan laiiversity for the fall semester. hem even more of a temp- mer months as the southern hemisphere mal seasonal decline has not been as large crop is harvested. However, that decline as the decline projected for this srear. Soy this year’s county 4-H week (March 4-10), They include: Linda Voigt, Fairbury; means just that. 4-H is not only an oppor David and Steven Honegger. Forrest; als in drugs change may not come as soon or be as severe as bean exports may well exceed the USDA tunity for young people but for their Wesley Wells, Gridley; Janis Self, Kemp- time. Some lose their usual. estimate by 15 to 20 million bushds. parents and leaders as well to grow in ton; and Susan Marquis, Colfax. s may recombine and The continuation of drought conditions There are only 13 weeks left in the nuuiy areas of interest-build on to that in To be on the Dean's List, a student must >tent. Medicines that are in Soidh Africa has reduced the potential 1933-34 wheat marketing year. EbqMxts to terest an experience. have a grade-point average of 3.500, or bet ation date or that have sixe of that com crop w dl below the moat date total 906.5 million bushels, 3 percent In Livingston county more than 100 ter, on a 4.00 scale. color or texture should be recent estimate of 7.1 million tons. Early less than during the same period li^ year. Oest way to do that is to estimates had placed that crop at lOJ Exports of wheat products have been me down the toilet; then minion tons. Sooth Africa nornuUy ex larger than a year ago. ler and put it in the trash, ports some cbm, but will once again be a For the year, USDA expects wheat ex v-DoyLocoiiiMiGuide M arch 13 to 23, 1984 eepin' Healthy column, I net importer of com. ports to readi 1.4 billion bushds, 7.2 per cent less than exports during the 19033 how an accidental drug The other major southern bemiqthere marketing year. Tliat estimate should hold I be treated. Contrary to com producing country is Argentina. The I | T V t is not always wise to in- crop there is currently in . the harvest up. stage, but harvesting progress has been If expected com exports materialise, slowed because of heavy rainfall. Some the enchng sto d u of com will be at importers, particniarty the Soviet Union, minimum pipeline levels of about 500 itelllte TV Systems will turn to the United States for short million bu^ls. If our more optimistic stems of your choice term com needs. estimate of soybeans is correct, siqrbean U p o o t e Aluminum Weekly com exports should hold up stocks will be reduced below the USDA’s Stainless Steel very wdl for the next three months. Some estinute of ISO million bushels. 2 foot antennas WEEKDAYS ( B - Instructional Programs 0 IB ® - Wheel of Fortune Demo or Prices O i D - Love Connection 0 0 - Benson 8:30 A.M. 0 Mr. Rogers' I El Paso. IL Oral hygiene still good preventive O - Bevertr HiSbilNes - Family Neighborhood Q | Mr. Rocert' CB - Emergency 0 - Benson Through the yean, people have tried The good news is that nMst people can Neighborhood CB (CBN) - 700 Chib 0 - Breakaway EB - Electric Company about everything to cure periodontal or avoid periodontal diaease by practicing I B - Popeye (USA) - Designs for Living gum disease, the major cause of tooth loss good oral hygiene and s e e i^ a dentist Qk - Morning Stretch 9:30 A.M. (WTBS) - Catiins (CBN) - I Married Joan O I B - Sate of the Century r in adults. The Romans believed that loose regularly. To remove plaque, you should 10:30 A.M. teeth could be made firm again by tying a brush and floss your teeth thoroughly 9:00 A.M. O - Edge of Night O - Press Your Luck I B - One Day at a Time whole frog to the Jaws! every day. O - PhN Donahue 0 0 0 - Dream House CD - Press Your Luck Other treatments have included the O C D - Donahue O 0 0 - Loving I B - 3-2-1, Contact application of pomegranate Juice, O C B - Facts of Lite 0 - Electric Company - A.M. Chicago camphor oil. or vinegar cooked with leek 10:00 A.M. 0 (CBN) - Another Life - Movie juke and honey to the diseased tissues. Consumer tips S O - New $25,000 Pyramid [USA] - Great American - Sesame Street O CD - Price Is Right Homemaker Don't Judge An Orange By Its Col None of these remeches helped. This is or—Valencia oranges are especially noted f our not surprising when you know that for having a greenish tinge. During the CABLEVI8ION CONVERSION GUIDE a periodontal diaease is caused by plaque, a cold winter months, the oranges are full thin film of bacteria and their byproducts sise and orange in color—but not yet ripe. j need, CHAMBEl CfNTEl FCC BBIBlEY NIOJMIS PIPER c m Call that forms on the teeth. If not removed In the spring harvest season, the wanner daUy, plaque produces adds and other weather turns the skins of the ripe fruits 2 HBO WBBM HBO CBN______WICO waste proihicts that irritate the gums. The green. 3 WCIA — WRAU WCIA WCIA gums become swollen, bleed easily and Attention Cola Nuts—How mud) sugar 4 WEEK ___ WEEK WICO ___ pull away from the teeth. Mineralised do you think is in that bottle of cola? A-16 ___ plaque, called calculus or tartar, builds up ounce bottle of noihdiet soda contains the 5 TMC WMBO WMAQ WMAQ ibelt around the teeth, making them harder to equiralent of nine teaspoons of sugar 6 WFLD ___ WSNS SHOW WAND dean. If the diaease is not treated, the -which may be present in the form of 7 ESPN ______WTBS WTBS teeth eventually lose their booy siqiport and sugar, honey, molasses, sucrose, com ieds 8 WRAU ___ USA WAND WSNS fall out or have to be removed. syrup, dextrose, fructose or corn sweeteners. In comparison, a chocolate 9 WON ___ WON WGN WGN The bad news about peridontal ( edair contains about seven teaspoons of 10 WMBO __ NICK/ARTS ESPN is that almost anyone can be affected by tt, sugar. 11 WMAQ ___ ESPN WTTW even children as young as five or ste yean What’4 In A Name?—Caloric — — of age. The older you are, the m on U k ^ swestensrs in foods appear in many forms. 12 WILL WILL WILL yon are to have periodontal disease. More Rpad food labds for clues on sugar con 13 CNN ___ CNN WFLD WFLD than half of those who are older dam age tent If the names sucrose, glucose, 15 ___ WICO 13, and almost twothMs of the peo^ malteoe, dextrose, lactoee, fructose or 17 ___ WAND over age IS, have at least the early s t a ^ syrups appear forst, the product contains a ofthisdiseaas. large amount of sugar. 19 __ WRAU 25 WEEK 31 ___ WMBO 32 ___ WFLD DOG-GONE! 43 ___ WBLN 44 __ WSNS 0 \G ood B uys 47 __ WTVP
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(ARTS) - „ (USA) - CandM Camera Hour (CBN) - Another Lif* holm; Art Addict Basketball Championship: (SHOW) - MOVIE: ’Sherlock First Round - Game 6 Vounc and Ilia (WTBSl - Uta* House on the (CNNl - Sport* Tonight Holmes and the House of (ESPNl - 19S4 NCAA 11:00 A.M. - Barney MHIer (USA) - ANrod HHchcock Foot’ Bssketbsll Championship: 4 :3 0 P.M. I Hour First Round • Gams 2 [CBN I - MOVIE: Laughing IB B - MacNeil/Lahrer (TMC) - MOVIE; ‘High Noon, • S • - Famijr Faud Part II: The Return of WW (TMCl - MOVK: ’VWUng Lady' O - Famdjr B - Happy Days Again &ae^M me— 1 0 :1 5 P.M . Kane' Hours’ iHBOl - Bedroom* 9 - Inatnictional Pro^anH • B - Bu*lno** Report (SHOW) - MOVIE. ‘Willy B - People’s Court B - A B C News 3 :0 0 P.M . 9 :0 0 P.M . ® - Woman to Woman (ARTS) - Nightcap Wonka A the Chocolate B - WKW in Cincinnab B - T a x i B - MOVK: To Be B ~ HW Strsot Bluet Factory' CB - Hatr Masaiine 1 0 :3 0 P.M . B - Batman B - Family Feud Anttounced B - S O / 2 0 (USA) - MOVIE: Law and CB - Major Adam* B - Superfriends (CBN) - Here Come the B B - Pollc* story B - MOVIE; ‘Seven Bride* Disorder' (CBN) - Movie B - M*A*S*H for Seven Brothers’ a B - Electric Company Brides B ~ Benny HHI Show 12:00 P.M. (CNN) - Take 2 B B B - Tonight Show (HBO) - Strange Croature* (CBN) - Let’s Make a Deal (CNN) - Moneyline B - Passion to Protect (ESPN) - 1984 NCAA (ESPN) - Varied Program* B - NIghUlne of the Night 5 :0 0 P.M. (ESPN) - SportsCenter (CNNl - Freeman Report* Basketball Championship: (USA) - USA Movie 8 - N e w * (NICK) - You Can't Do That O - Love Boat 3 :3 0 P.M . First Round ■ Game 7 IWTBSl - Perry Ma*on (SHOW) - Pick Up Your 9 :1 9 P.M . B B - Newscope On TV B - Lee Buscaglla iHBOl - MOVIE: 'Resurrec 1 1 :3 0 A.M. 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B - Throe’s Company (ESPN) - SporteCenter (TMC) - MOVIE: National (USA) - NBA Basketball: San (SHOW) - MOVIE; ‘Sweeney (CBN) - New Treasure Hunt Lampoon's Movie Madn***' Antonio at Los Angeles Todd' (ESPN) - Varied Programs B - Entertalnnrent Tonight (HBO) - MOVIE; Without a Trace’ 4 :3 0 P.M . 1 0 :0 0 P.M . 2:00 P.M. BBS- Day* of Our (NICK) - The Tomorrow B - PeopI*’* Court Lives B - Pro-Season Baseball: (SHOW) - MOVIE: ’48 (ESPN) - ESPN’* SportsLook (ESPNl - ESPN* Horse Hours’ Racing Weekly B S B - ah My ChRdren (USA) - USA Cartoon Express Chicago White Sox vs. New 5 :0 0 P.M . York Mots (TMCl - MOVIE: ‘Hound of (HBOl - MOVK: The S - Munster* IWTBSl - Andy Griffith (ESPN) - Coll. Basketball (Vi B - Dick Van Dyke the Baskarville*’ Report B - M*A*S*H Comeback Kid’ B - CNN Meadhie New* 5 :3 0 P.M. (TMC) - MOVK: ‘The Lords of (WTBSl - Movie (CNNl - Crossfire 1 0 :4 5 P.M . 5 :3 0 P.M . B - Odd Couple 8 B B - CSS News (ESPN) - Inside the PGA (ESPN) - Coll. 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B - Whafs Happening Time B - MOVK: To Be B - Twilight Zona 8 - Barney Miller I - Understanding Human Announced a B S - Another World B - Fk Tac Dough - Doan Martin B 8 B - One Life to Live - » - ■» (ARTS) - Homage to B B B - MacNoll/Lahrar B - MOVIE: ’Where Were (CBN) - Rifleman vDNUIIIJf Nawshour (ARTS) - Groat Wrttors You When the. Light* Went B - Rhode B B B - FaN Guy (NICK) - Varied ^ograms (CBN) - Bum* A Allen B - N B C New* 1 0 :3 0 P.M . Out?' B - Sfim Cuisine B -M O V IE: ‘PapWon Pt. 1’ (WTBSl - Carol Burnett (CNN) - Newenlght B - A B C New* 3:30 P.M. B - Merv Griffin B B - NCAA BaskotbaH B - Survival Special (USA) - Pkh the Pro* B - T a x I CTtamplonshlp Tournament (SHOW) Ak Baba’S WEDNESDAY B B - Smithsonian World (WTBSl - MOVIE: ’The B - Family Feud Revenge (CBN) - Varied IHoyam* B - Billy Graham Crusade Burglars’ (CBN) - Her* Com* the 4:00 P.M. (CNN) - New* Day 3 / 1 4 / 8 4 B - Cannon 1 1 :1 9 P.M . 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(ESPN) - SportsCenter Next Year' HoHywood Square* Hour BaekotbaN Championship (WTBSl-MOVIE:’Stali« 17' B - PM ISagazirt* B B B - General Hospital B - NlghUin* (HBO) - MOVK: ‘The 5:30 P.M. from Philadelphia. PA • Third 7 :3 0 P.M . B - FamHy Feud OutsMar*' B - I Dream of Joantde Best Preliminary Round B - Thick* of the Night (ESPN) - SportsCenter B B B - Mama Malone (CBN) - Jack Benny Show B B - Wheel of Fortune (TMCl - MOVIE: ’The B (NICK) - Varied Program* 1 0 :3 0 A.M. (ESPN) - This Week In the Salamsnder’ ITMC) - MOVK: The (USA) - All American 8 - Jeffwsons Outsider*' B - FamHy (TMCl - ItOVIE: ’Hound of WresUing B ~ Wheel of Fortune (WTBSl - CatUns B - Great Space Coaster the BaskervHle*’ 6:00 P.M. (NICK) - The Tomorrow B B - Thr**'* Company 1 0 :4 9 P.M . (CBN) - 700 Club a O B B B B B 1 1 :0 0 A.M. B - Entertainment Tonight New* (CNN) - Afternoon Break (CBN) - MOVIE; ‘Song of the 8 :0 0 P.M . THURSDAY B - PoepI*’* Court I - Under*tandtng Human (USA) - AKve and WeHl Open Road' 8 B B - MOVIE: 'Chu O - Barney Miller u and the Phllly Flash' 3 / 1 8 / 8 4 B - Dick Van Dyke B B B - MacNed/Lehrer (WTBSl - FHntstone* (HBO) - MOVK: ’MacArthur' (CNN) - Croesfirs (ESPN) - NCAA Tonight Newshour 2 :3 0 P.M. (SHOW) - MOVIE; 'The B B B - Fact* of Life 8 :3 0 A.M. Outsiders' (NICK) - Against the Odd* 1 1 :0 0 P .M . B - NBC New* IF B ' Alvin A The Chipmunk* B B B - - Dynasty (ESPNl - ESPN's SportsLook (USA) - MOVIE: ‘The B - Smithsonian World (USA) - Dragnet — Eye on HoRjhaood B - ABC New* B - Sesame Street (TMCl - MOVK: ‘VMtlng (WTBSl - Sanford and Son B - Taxi Pbqrboy of the Western B - WaM Throsgh the 20th Hours' B - Tom A Jerry World’ Century wHh BHI Moyers 7 :0 0 P.M . B ~ TsrHIght Zeno B - Family Feud (NICK) - Black Beauty 9 :0 0 A.M. 1 2 :0 0 P.M . B - Merv Qrlffln B B B - Magnum P.l. (ARTS) - (CBN) - Here Come the (WTBSl - Battle of the B - MOVK; ’Elmer Gantry’ B B - Olmme a Break Showcase Bride* Planet* (ESPN) - 19B4 NCAA (ARTS) - Homage to ^ 2 BasketbaW Championship NajinskI B B B - Two Marriages (CBN) - Bums A Allan ICNN) - Moneykn* 3 :0 0 P.M. from Philadelphia. PA • (CBN) - 700 Club (ESPN) - Coll. BasketbaR (CNNl - Nowsnight (ESPN) - 1984 NCAA Second Best ProHmlnery B - MOVIE: ’Papillon P t 2’ BasketbaR Championship: B - Price I* Right (ESPN) - Top Ranh Boxing - Secret* of a Desert Soa (ESPN) - ESPN's SportsLook B - E a r ly Show Round (HBO) - MOVK; The First Round ■ Gam* 8 from Atlantic City. NJ Outsiders’ - Teach Life (SHOW) - MOVK: ’Deed (TMCl - MOVIE: ‘Partnors’ 8 Mon Don’t Woor PlaM’ (NICK) - You Cant Do That B - Ei|ht M Enough 8 :1 5 P.M . (SHOW) - MOVK; ’Once a (WTBSl - MOVIE: ‘OovN B - BIHy Graham Crusade (WTBBl - MOVK: *OoNors’ On TV D ^ The Hound of HoB’ B - Nature TM*r B - P M Magazln* (USA) - Radto 1990 1 1 :1 9 P.M . 1 :0 0 P.M . 8 :3 0 P.M . 9 :3 0 A.M. B - Cannon (WTBS) - Hogan's Heme* WHd World of Animal* B B B - Might Court (ESPNl - Vtc’s Vacant Lot * OoclDf In Hid Hmmd ’ Scooby Doo B - ISOVK: ’DeiNier B ~ Survival Special 6:30 P.M. The Road to Survhmr (SHOW) - BIzarr* (ARTS) - 1 1 :3 0 P .M . Edgeef MgM 1 0 :0 0 A.M. B-PM Magazln* (SHOW) - MOVIE: 8 :4 9 P.M . (ESPNl - Caaear’s Tahoe B - FamRy Feud ' JDTTDflOni tain Family I (CBN) - To Light a Candle (ARTS) - Maurtce Bejart B B - Wheel of Fortuno ■ kwpector Gadget (CNNl - Prime Nests 1 :3 0 P.M . 1 0 :3 0 A.M. O - MOVK: The Quiet Man' ■ Hour Magaibie 9 :0 0 P.M . (HBO) - MOVK; ‘RMthno’ to an (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘WHhout a • Mn (HBO) - 10 Years of PaopI* B W heal *f Fortune ' Inip^clof ODd^tt “ w\m MS^MwWBBV (SHOW) - Lana Homo; A Trace’ Lady and Her Music B B - Three’s Company (TMCl - MOVIE: ’Spaceship’ R f • - Arthur Hailey's (SHOW) - MOVK; ’Dead B - Sesame Street Mon D ent Wear Plaid' (TMCl - MOVK: ’Ooadly B - Entertabvnent Tonight 2 :0 0 P.M . B - People’t Court (CBN) - AnoBier Life (TMC) - MOVK: 'The Eyas’ B - Thioha of tho Mght (CNN) - NewMne B - Pa**lon to Protect B - WaRi Through tho 20th (USA) - NBA BasketbaR; (CBN) - Jack Bonny Show B - Oick Van Dyke (ESPN) - 19B4 NCAA Century with BM Meyers Cleveland at New York (CNN) - Crossfire (NICK) - Varied ^ o y am* 11KX)A.M. (ESPNl - ESPN's Ringside Baiketball Championship (CNNl - Freeman Reports (WTBS)-MOVK: The Orsat (NICK) - The Third Eye (WTBSl - Munster* from Philadelphia. PA • Best (CBN) - MOVK: 'The Sun (SHOW) - MOVIE: The Man Smokoy Raedhieck* (USA) - Dragnet 3 :3 0 P.M. Preliminary Round Who Couldn’t Gat Enough’ Shinos Bright* 7 :3 0 P.M . (WTBS) - NBA BasketbaR; B B - Scooby Doo (TMCl - MOVK: ‘Partners’ (ESPNl - Top Rank Boxing 3 :0 0 P.M . B B - FamHy Ties FRIDAY Atlanta at PhHadalphIa Hr. Rogers’ MOVIE: To Bo from Atlantie CNy. NJ 9 :1 9 P.M . (USA) - MOVK: The Heart * KlIWiBfNIiMflY IWlipil 3 / 1 6 / 8 4 7 :0 0 P.M. Snnoui B - Hlndenburg: Ship of B B - GMgan’s Island ) - MOVIE: ‘The Impeeelbte of tho Matter* (NICK) - Tho Tomorrow 8 :0 0 A.M. B - Linda Carter Doom Body andld M B - Hour Magazine (HBO) - Mere AlHlew 1 1 :3 0 A.M. (ESPNl - 1SS4 NCAA B B - HeMan S Masters/ (TMCl - MOVIE; 'The Unexpurgatod Bonny HIM (HBO) - MOVK; *Tougk 8 :0 0 P.M . BMRtfW vWBiyOtlliin** Urdverse Lincoln Conspiracy' Enough' ) B ■* lOth Annual First Round - Game 5 9 :3 0 P.M . (CBN) - Burs Eye 'sCholooi (SHOW) - MOVIE:’A Utdo BN 4 :0 0 P.M . B - Winning Ugly 1 2 :0 0 P.M . W (NICK) - Varied ^o y am s (ESPN) - ESPN’s Sports (SHOW) - MOVK: ’Jour- B B B - C h o a r s [WTBSl - Leave H to Beaver woman nay’s End’ (WTBSl - MOVK: Tho Savon I - IHSA Cttss A Boys' B -«•*)> Through the 20th LHBoFoys' 4 :0 0 P.M. (HBO) - Whan We First Met Century wHh BHI Meyers (WTBSl - MOVK: ‘Wind Across Iho Evorglados’ Down Homo Country 9 :0 0 A.M. B-PMM m m Ns B -Q u in c y 4 :3 0 P.M . (CBN) - Mondle B - Cannon 1 2 :3 0 P.M . - MOVK: Throe Stooges B T PeopH*e Court (ESPN) - Play Your Best OoR (USA) - Cauntdewti to ’B4 Around tho in a (ARTS) - Two** Cbmpany (TMCl - MOVK: ’Ooadly B - Tie Tao Dough B - C h a r ir s / 9KK)P.M . 9 :4 9 P.M . » OSM* (CBN) - Tbnmy and Lassie (ESPN) - Fishin’ Hoi* (WTBSl-TBS Evening News (HBO) - MOVK: ’Same THw. (CNN) - Prime News 1K W P.M . wSOwDv m^P^O^PO^e W — Ipeanie and Shbtey (HBO) - HBO Theatre. Bus NostTaor* (HBO) - MOVK: Thu t m f 10K M P.M . - MOVK: ’And I Mono (ARTBl - At tho Mot CHMiPMrel (CBN) - TOO C lu b (SNOWl-MOWE: 'Sharlocfc (SHOW) - MOVK: ‘VARy I - HawaH FiveO (SHOW) - ISOVIE: ’Safari ikiBieaebdteiar (B P N ) - NCAA TonVrt Wauka A lha l i J O P J I . 9 :3 0 A J i. (TMCl - MOVK: *The Lords (ESPNl - NOAA OMNon I 81S0P.M ThoEtatld j T ^ l - MOVK: ‘Qabig ki of OlseIpNno* I-O r. Who I’S Track 'Cham ))
4-15. 19S4 - TWELVE County Unes - March 14-15, 1984 - THIRTEEN I - Tiial Oi«M AimtIcm (CNN) - Newt Update 0 - Everyday Cooking 4:15 P.M. SoWtA (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘10 to 10:00 A.M. (USA) - MOVIE: 'Win. Place or (CBN) - MOVIE: ‘Deputy 0 - M agk o f BM A lexander I- M u r 's MM Steal' M id n ig h t' lESPN) 1984 NCAA MarshaH' 4:30 P.M. JITS] - Psoy Qun*n- Basketball Championsbip: 7:30 P.M. SATURDAY (CNN) - News/Sports/ 8:15 P.M. itm: Art AMct 0 - Business of Manage First Round - Game 6 O 0 - Webster W eather 8PN) - 1M4 NCAA 3 / 1 7 / 8 4 m ent (CNN) - Your Money [NICKi - Standby... Lights! NkstMl ChamplomM^ 11:00 A.M. 0 0 0 - Wall Street (CNN) - Newsmakers 8:30 P.M. Week Camera! Action! nt RomiJ • Cswit 2 [CBN] - MOVIE: Laughing 8:30 A.M. Saturday O 0 - Mama's Family (USAl - MOVIE: Luck of MCI - MOVK: ‘VMtIiit Lady' 0 - Entertainment Tonight e o 0 - Dungeons and lESPNl - FIS World Cup Ginger Coffey' (CNN) - CNN Investigator »urs' iHBOl - Bedrooms (ARTS) - Kelly Monteith Dragons Skiing: Women’s Slalom from R eport ISHOWl - MOVIE: 'Willy (CBN) - Super Book (D CD - PaC'Man/Rubik 12:15 P.M. Waterville Valley. NH (HBOl - Not Necessarily 9:00 P.M. Wonka A the Chocolate (NICKi - The Tomorrow Cube Hour [WTBSl - MOVIE: 'Madigan' IWTBSl - Motorweek M ovies I • • - HM StrM Blim Factory' People C l - Issues Unlimited 12:30 P.M. Illustrated 9:00 P.M. I 0 0 - 20/20 (USA) - MOVIE: Law and 0 - GEO TV 8:00 P.M. e - Latin Tempo 4:45 P.M. O 0 - YeHow Rose I 0 - Nsws D isorder' 0 - Superstar Wrestling O O 0 - Dallas ^ 3 - St. Patrick's Day Parade 0 - Victory Garden 0 0 - Fantasy Island i - SsiMiy HHI ShMt 12:00 P.M. [CBNl - Lesson O 0 - Legmen 4B - Perry Mason 5:00 P.M. SB - Entertamment This 9 - Passion to Protoct lESPN) - 19B4 NCAA ICNNi - Money Week 0 0 - Blue Thunder 0 - This Week in Country O - News Week :NN) - Frooman Roports Basketball Championship: ISHOWl - MOVIE: 'Journey' First Round ■ Came 7 0 - Hirtdenburg: Ship of Music O - Welcome Back Kotter (CBN) • Christian Children's Doom (USAl - Pick the Pros 9:19 P.M. iHBOl - MOVIE: 'Resurrec CB - All New This Old House 0 - To Be Announced Fund 0 - WaH Street Week (HOW] - MOVIE; Fighting tio n ' 0 9:00 A.M. (CNN] - Newsmakers 0 - Dance Fever (CNN) - News/Sports/ ack' Special Saturday W eather ITMCI - MOVIE: Jabber O O 0 - Tarzan: Lord of 0 - TV TopK IVTBSl - TBS Evoning Nows 0 - Tic Tac Dough the Jungle (HBOl More AH-New wocky' 1:00 P.M. 0 - Star Trek •9 - Merv Griffin O - Charlando U nexpurgated Benny HiH 9:30 P.M. 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Basketbal (WTBS) - MOVK: 3000* 9:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. Beauty' Part II USA) - Dreams of GoM SuMvan Report 2:00 P.M. B B B - Remington (ESPN) - FIS World Cup B - Merv Griffin Steele Skiing: Women's Slalom from 7:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M. (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Brimstone (ARTS) - Romantic Era 11:00 A.M. B B B - Hart to Hart WaterviBe VaBey, NH B B B - Famdy Ties and Treada' (CBN) - 700 Ckib (CBN) - Best of Woman B B - News (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Bonnie Watch B - Newton's Apple 2:30 P.M. ScoUarMl' (ESPN) - Top Rank Bozing B - American Playhouse [ESPN] - Top Rank Bozing B - Entertainment Tonight D - S o a p (ESPN) - USFL FootbaB; New (WTBS) - MOVIE: ‘Drums In from Pasadena, TX - Benny HiN Show from Pasadena, TX B - Inside Story - Business Report Orleans at Jacksonville B the Deep South' S (CNN) - Freeman Reports 8:30 P.M. (HBO) - MOVIE: 'M acArthur' (NICK) - The Tomorrow ■ -O r. W to 3:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. People (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Brimstone BBB- Buffalo Bill (SHOW) - MOVIE: Without a IB - M*A*S*H O - MOVIE: 'Spinout' and Treacle' B - MOVIE: ‘The Cracker (HBO) - Not Necessarily Trace' 8:00 P.M. Factory' S ) - Odd Couple B - MOVIE: ‘Strangers When Movies (USA) - MOVIE: ‘The Truth 8 8 B - Simon A Simon We Meet' 9:15 P.M. (HBO) - Crystal Gayle in About Women' iB - Making Most of the 9:00 P.M. O B B - Cheers Micro (HBO) - Men at Work in (HBO) - Men at Work in Concert 11:30 A.M. Concert CorKert B B B - Johnny Carson's 8 CD B - Lottery! [ARTS) - Fast Edition 1:30 P.M. (TM C) - MOVIE: ‘Those Ups. (SHOW) - All Baba's 9:30 P.M. Greatest Practical Jokes CD - Sneak Previews [CBN] - Another Life [ESPN] - NCAA Division III B B B - Arthur Hailey's Those Eyes' Revenge B - Honeymooners Women's Basketball Cham CD - Undersea World of ICNN) - Sports Tonight Hotel 12:00 P.M. Jacques Cousteau 3:30 P.M. B - INN News pionship from Scranton, PA (ESPN) - SportsCenter O B - News [W TBS] - MOVIE; ‘Bunny B - Tic Tac Dough (CBN) - Founders of Amway [SHOW ] - MOVIE: 'Rainbow' (SHOW) - MOVIE: The (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Triumphs of B B - Old Enough to Do Lake Is Missing' a Man Called Horse' [TM C) - MOVIE: ‘ Death Wish CD - Merv Griffin Sensuous Nurse’ (USA) - Sports Probe Time 1:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. ir CD - ASPN Film: Day on a (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock 9:45 P.M. (CNN) - Freeman Reports - MOVIE: 'M elody' Mountain Hour (HBO) - MOVIE; 'W ithout a 2:00 P.M. B (ARTS) - Hugh Down's (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘O'Hara's (SHOW) - MOVIE: Tough (ARTS) - Aida [WTB8] - AM In the Family Trace' (HBO) - MOVIE: ‘Tender Spotlight Wife’ Enough' (CBN) - 700 Club (SHOW) - Just Posing Mercies' 10:15P.M. [W TBS] - TBS Evening News (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Bonnie (ESPN) - NCAA Tonight 3:00 P.M. Scotland' 1:30 P.M. [ESPN) - ESPN's SportsLook 5:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. (SHOW) - MOVIE; ‘Sword B - MOVIE: ‘Sidecar Racers' (WTBS) - TBS Evening News (ESPN) - NCAA Division III 10:30 P.M. (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘The Pirate BOBOBBB Men's Basketball Champion and the Sorcerer' Movie’ [TM C) - MOVIE: ‘Fat Chance’ • - Hart to Hart B B - News 9:30 P.M. ship from Grand Rapids, Ml 8:30 P.M. CD (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Without a B - M*A*S*H O - Soap 3:30 P.M. B - INN News [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘Without a BBB- Night Court Trace' Trace' ■ IB n - Tonight Show B - Or. Who 8 B B - ABC Afterschool [ARTS] - La BeHe Epoque B - ah New This Old House 5:30 P.M. Special [T M C l - MOVIE: ‘Sherlock ** wWWpOEH B - M*A*S*H [CBN) - Blondie B - Joker's Wild (ESPN) - ESPN’s SportsLook Holmes and the Secret B - Odd Couple (ESPN) - ESPN's Sporto- (SHOW) - Bizarre O - Love Boat Woman Weapon' (ESPN) - 1984 NCAA 6:00 P.M. B - New Literacy 10:00 P.M. BasketbaH Championship: B - Time Out [SHOW ] - MOVIE: ‘The 2:00 P.M. OBBBBBCD (CBN) - Another U e 8 8 0 0 B B B Regional Semifinal Game 2 B - Latenight America News Deerslayer' CD - Best of Live From the (CNN) - Sports Tonight B B - N e w s 9:00 P.M. B - Entertainment Tonight O - Barney Miller 4:00 P.M. Graitd Ole Opry [ESPN] - SportsCenter O - Soap 8 O B - Knots Landing B - Barney MMer B B B - MacNek/Lehrer (ESPN) - Vic's Vacant Lot 3:00 P.M. (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘The CD - Business Report O B B - HHI Street Blues B - Starsky and Hutch Newshour (HBO) - Strange Creatures of O - MOVIE: ‘Lady Uberty' Entity’ B - D r . Who BBB- 2 0 /2 0 B - MOVIE: 'in Be Seeing B - NBC News the Night B - MOVIE; ‘A Patch Of Blue' Vgu’ (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock B - M*A*S*H O B - News B - ABC News Hour 4:30 P.M. (SHOW) - MOVIE; ‘A Little Bit S - Illinois Press B - T a ii B - O d d Couple CD CD CD - Mystery! 10:15 P.M. (ESPN) - PUy Your Best Golf D ifferent' [ARTS) - Handmade In B - Family Feud B - Motorweek (TMC) - MOVIE: The World €D - Benny Hill Show America [ESPN] - ESPN’s SportsLook 5:00 P.M. (CBN) - Here Come the (CBN) - Another Ufe According to Garp' [CNN] - Freeman Reports [ESPN] - Fishin' Hole [CBN) - Best of Groucho Brides 10:30 P.M. (CNN) - Sports Tonight 3:30 P.M. [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘Without a [CNN] - Crossfire (CNN) - Moneytine B B - Campaign ‘ 84 [HBO] - MOVIE; ‘The (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘The Dorm Trace' Outsiders' [ESPN] - ESPN's SportsWeek (TMC) - MOVIE: *Hammett' (ESPN) - SportsCenter O - M*A*S*H that Dripped Blood' [TM C ] - MOVIE; 'M agic' [TM C) - MOVIE: ‘The Entity’ (USA] - Alfred Hitchcock [HBO] - Kenny Loggins in (WTBS) - Catlins [HBO] - 10 Years of People B B B - Decision ‘84 Concert IW TBS] - TBS Evening News 5:30 P.M. Hour 10:45 P.M. Magazine O - ‘84 Vote 4:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. (NICK) - Going Great [ESPN) - ESPN's SportsLook [W TBS] - All In the Family [ESPN] - USFL FootbaM; New o - Love Boat [ESPN] - ESPN's Horse CD - Honeymooners Orleans at JacksonviBe [USA] - Radio 1990 B - Latenight America [SHOW ] - Liberace in Las 10:30 P.M. B - INN News Vegas Racing Weekly 11:00 P.M. [WTBS] - Hogan's Heroes B - Entertainment Tonight 8 6D - Pokce Stpry (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘Wrily (CBN) - Blondie B - Hawaii Frve-O 6:30 P.M. B - Barney Miller 6:00 P.M. B - M*A*S*H Wonka & the Chocolate [USA] - CBB Player of the B - MOVIE: The Naked CKy’ O -.PM Magazine B - Starsky and Hutch 8 8 O 8 B B B O B B - Tonight Show Factory' Year am----- News ~ vivwpoini - Family Feud B - MOVIE: 'Perfect Friday' B - Nightline 4:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M. B O - Barney MiBer B - TwW ^ Zone B B - Wheel o f Fortune B - New Literacy O - Love Boat [ESPN] - ESPN's SportsLook 0 8 B 0 B B B Q ) (B CB - MacNeil/Lehrer B - MOVIE: 'Rain' (ARTS) - Nanny O - Jeffersons [CBN] - Best of Groucho Newshour [HBO] - MOVIE: ‘Same Time. B CD - News B - Latenight America Nezt Year' (CBN) - Bums B Alan B - Wheel of Fortune (CNN) - Crossfire B - NBC News O - Soap B - Entertainment Tonight 5:00 P.M. (CNN) - Newsnight BB - Three's Company (HBO) - Cavett BehiiKl the - ABC News B - Business Report Scenes CD B - Barney Miller (HBO) - MOVIE:'Deadly Eyes' B - Entertainment Tonight B - Tazi [ESPN] - Coil. BasketbaH B - Dr. Who [USA] - Sports Probe B - People's Court (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘The Lords of B - Starsky and Hutch Report CD - M*A*S*H Discipline' CD - Family Feud (WTBS) - MOVIE: 'Ruby* B - Dick Van Dyke B - MOVIE: ‘Body and Soul' 5:30 P.M. B - Odd Couple (CBN) - Here Come the B - McLaughlin Croup 11:15P.M. ICNN) - Crossfire 10:45 P.M. Brides [ESPN] - SportsCenter B - Understariding Human O B B - Tonight Show (CBN) - Best of Groucho (SHOW) - MOVIE; 'Fast (ESPN) - This Week in the (CNN) - Moneyline (TMC) - MOVIE: Spaceship' Behav. (CNN) - Crossfire WaBiing' NBA (ESPN) - Top Rank Bozing (ESPN) - SportsCenter 6:00 P.M. [CBN] - Another Life from Atlantic City, NJ (ESPN) - SportsCenter 11:30 P.M. (NICK) - Against the Odds (NICK) - You Can't Do That 8 8 O B B B B (CNN) - Sports Tonight [USA] - Dragnet (WTBS) - Catlins On TV (HBO) - On Location: Cartin at News [SHOW ] - MOVIE: 'Tough B B - Cokwnbo Carnegie Enough' B B B - Late Night with (WTBS) - Hogan's Heroes 11:00 P.M. (USAl - Radio 1990 O - Barney Miller B B - Magnum P.l. (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘Death Wish (USA) - Alfred Hitchcock David Lettorman 7:00 P.M. (WTBS) - Hogan's Heroes II' CD CD CD - MacNeil/Lehrer O - Hawaii Five4) Newshour Hour B - MOVIE: -Land of the BOB- MOVIE; Looney. 6:30 P.M. [WTBS] - Catlins [W TBS] - All In the Family Pharoahs' Looney, Looney. Bugs Bunny B B - Nightline B - PM Magazine CD - NBC News Movie' 10:45 P.M. 10:30 P.M. B - Viewpoint B - MOVIE: ‘Agent 8 3 /4 ' ^ 3 - Family Feud CD - ABC News B - Thicke of the Night B B B - A Team B - Twilight Zone (ARTS) - Joan Mbo: Theatre CD - Tazi B 8 - NCAA Basketball B CD - Wheel of Fortune of Dreams - Foul-ups/ Championship Tournament (CBN) - Jack Benny Show B B B [ARTS] - Arts Playhouse: O - Jeffersons CD - Family Feud Bleeps/Blunders Vincent [ESPN) - NFL's Greatest 8 B B - Tonight Show (USA) - NHL Hockey: Chicago CD - Wheel o f Fortune Moments: ‘More Than A [CBN] - Here Come the at Montreal O - MOVIE: ‘Disaster on the (CBN) - Bums S Allen Brides B - Nightline - C D B - Three's Company Game' CoastHner' (CNN) - Newsnight (CNN) - Moneyline o - Love Boat m - Entertainment Tonight 11:00 P.M. B - Child Sezual Abuse, Part (HBO) - MOVIE; ‘Twilight (ESPN) - 1984 NCAA CD - MOVIE: ‘The Comic' T U E S D A Y 2 Time' O - People's Court B - Hawaii Five-0 Basketball Championship: B - Latenight America 3/20/84 B B - Nova (USA) - Dreams of Gold CD - Dick Van Dyke B - Eye on Hollywood Regionai Semifinal Game 1 B - Entertainment Tonight B-PM Magazine 11:15 P.M. (CNN) - Crossfire B-NightHne (NICK) - Going Great B - Barney Miller 8:00 A.M. B - Cannon (ESPN) - Inside the PGA Tour B - Twilight Zone (SHOW) - Faerie Tale CD - MOVIE: ‘Suppose They (WTBS) - MOVIE: ‘Goodbye Theabe: Nightingale [HBO] - 10 Voara of People [ARTS] - Bloodbtes: Perwnar- Franklin High' (HBO) - Hollywood Frenzy (ARTS) - Romantic Era Gave a War and Nobody Magaaine ric (USA) - Radio 1990 11:30 P.M. (NICK) - The Thbd Eye (CBN) - Bums B Alton Came' [WTBS) - MOVIE: 'Bui Not (CBN) - 1 Spy (USA) - Dragnet (CNN) - Newsnight (WTBS) - Hogan's Heroes B - Starsky and Hutch For Me' (CNN) - Prime News B - MOVIE; ‘Slightly nonoreDiDaa------a-a^« (WTBS) - Sanford and Son (USA) - Countdown to ‘84 6:30 P.M. B - MOVIE: ‘The McMasters' 9:00 AJM. (ESPN) - ESPN's Ringside (WTBS) - MOVIE: ‘The New - PM Magazine B - Understanding Human Review B - MOVIE: ‘Crooks and 7:00 P.M. B B - MOVIE:‘CaS of the WHd' Coronets' Centurions' B - Family Feud Behav. (HBO) - MOVK; The Entity' B B O - One Day at a (HBO) - MOVIE: The B - Barney Miller Time 11:30 P.M. B B - Wheel o f Fortune (CBN) - Best of Groucho (SHOW) - Paper ChaM Comeback KW B - 'S4 Vote B B B - Real People B B - MOVIE:‘Cover Gbis' O - Jeffersons (CNN) - Crossfire (SHOW) - MOVK: The (TMC) - MOVIE; The Happy (ESPN) - SportsCenter Hooker' B - Thicke of the Night B B B - Fal Guy BBB- Late NigM with B - Wheel o f Fortune (CBN) - Jack Benny Show B - MOVIE: ‘Smash-Up on David Letterman B B - Three's Company (WTBS) - Catlins (TMC) - MOVIE: Triumphs of (USA) - NBA Basketball; Los (USA) - National Cheerlead- Interstate S' B - MOVIE: ‘The Mad Miss - Entertainment Tonight 10:45 P.M. a Man CaBod Horae’ AngelM at Milwaukee Manton' B mg Association Championship B - Child Sezual Abuse: B - People's Court [ESPN] - NCAA Tonight 10:00A .M . [WTBS] - Sanford and Son What/ChMren Should Know O - MOVIE; ‘The Hawakans' B - Dick Van Dyke 11:00 P.M. (ESPN) - USPL 7:30 P.M. Pt 4 B - Barney MMer MompMoall aA.a. PaMo (CNN) - Crossfire B - Eye on Hollywood B B B - WEDNESDAY B 8 - Compleat Gilbert B-Nightline B - Child Sezual Abuse. Pt a and SuHivan (HBO) - HBO Coming B - NightKne 10:30 AJ«. B - Thicke of the Night Attractions (TMC) - MOWS: The Lords of B - Entertainment Tonight 3/21/84 B - Pre-Season Chicago B - Twilight Zone White Soz vs. Montreal (CBN) - Jack Benny Show (NICK) - Against the Odds (NICK) - The Tomorrow (WTBS) - MOVK: 'Luv' (ARTS) - Spring In Jerusalem B - Cannon (HBO) - MOVIE: True (USA) - Dragnet 1 1 :0 0 A J N . P#0pl6 Confessions’ (CBN) - Bums A ANen 9:00 A.M. (ARTS) - UMe Eyolf (WTBS) - Sanford aitd Son (CBN) - MOWS: 'Oering (WTBS) - NBA Basketball; (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘Eating (CNN) - Newsnight Atlanta at San Antonio O - MOVIE: ‘Promise Her (CBN) - 1 Spy Game' Anything' Raoul' 7:00 P.M. (ESPN) - ESPN's SportsLook (CNN) - Prime News (HBO) - Wdee Juksbei 8:00 P.M. (HBO) - MOVIE: 'Resurrec (USA) - Pick the Pros - Magnum P.l. [HBO] - MOVIE: The Fan' (SNOW) - MBWE: The PbaM B B B - MOVK:'Getting tion' (ESPN) - Col. BasketbaN - Gimme a Break (TMC) - MOVIE: 'Conan, the P h y ^ (SHOW) - MOVIE: Sherlock Report BBB- Two Marriages Barbarian' (UBAI - MOWS: tJdy Oodhra B B B - M p U d e Holmes and the Voice of (HBO) - MOVK: ‘Hot Touch' T H U R S D A Y B - MOVK; 'Floodl' [USA] - Pick the Pros RMoa Again' B B B - Three's Terror’ (SHOW) - MOVK: 'Sweeney 3/22/84 B - Child Sezual Abuse: (WTBS) - MOVIE; The 11:30AJC. u m p a n y 10:00 A.M. Todd* What/ChHdren Should Know Brothers OToole' B - N o v a (TMC) - MOVK: ‘Just a 8:30 A.M. P tS (HBO) - MOWS: THumPm of (ESPN) - NCAA Division III 11:30 P.M. a Man CaBod Hored* B B - American Playhouse Men's BasketbaB Champion Gigolo' (ESPN) - FK World Cup B - Knois Press B B B - Late Night with ship from Grand Rapids, Ml (USA) - Daytona Speed Week Skibig; Women's Slalom from B-PM Magazine David Letterman 12KN>PJH.~ B - Tic Tac Dough Hiiloixyclg KDcin( lat a m. ks-te_ kmj (WTBS) - MOWS: The B-MarvGriffln (TMC) - MOVIE: The Big B - Cannon B - MOVK: 'Where Danger (WTBS) - MOVK: ‘Black (HBO) - HBO Coming Uvts' Legend of A*dMi' (ARTS) - Arts Playhouse: Beauty' Part 1 Atbartteno B - Sneak Previews V b ic ^ 11:00 AM . B - MOVK: ‘Demetrius and 1 2 :3 0 P J 4 7:30 P J i. 9:00 A.M. (ARTS) - Spring In Jerusalem (CBN) - 700 Club (CBN) - MOVIE: 'Fab (CRN) - Emergency: Cenbal (TMC) - MOVK: HochOyn (BHOWl - MOVK: '10 to JavaP B 8 i 8 i ' Mann Malona B - MOVK: The Court l-Barpoy (HBOl- (ESPN) - ESPire SpertiWeek Jaolor' (HBO) - MOVK: 'Hammott' (CNN) - Prime News IKWPJII. 8:30P.M . (SHOWl - MOVK- [NICK] - The Tomofroei B - Thiche of ttw NigM (BHOWl - MOVK: 'Hurrl- (HBO) - MOVK: 'Hammett' gH ^B N W M : TdiOM Mr. Tods' (SHOW) - Rebbt Hood: WNch (CBN) - Jack Bamy (UBA]-M0VK:'Mr. •lO O P JI. •f OMton (ISPN) > Mngddo (ESPN) - NFL's Wmn B -M ier^ W M IM O h M . (TMC) - MOVK: Thoea Ups. IE8PN] - ESPim IpertaWeek MOVK: TM||pl (BiPN] - nS WifW Q# 11:30 AM . TlioaaCyok’ (USA] - E iliiiR ; Kamew'a Msfem ham (H8(» - MOVK: )-tacMaf Ufe (TMC)-MOVK:' (MAI - AuMRaee. t (' MCounty Lines - March 14-15,1964 - SIXTEEN Sale ends Saturday. March 17. 1984 Use Walton’s Clw rte OpM mMN fl p.M. RWav a iM K -n ii 2 0 % OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 O ff 2 0 % Maternity Sportswear O ff Tops, Jeans and Entire Stock dress slacks. Size 8-18 Polo Shirts Regular 11” to 29** Assorted solids and stripes in S a v e 3 " polyester/cotton blends. Nike® Athletic Shoes Jr. - Missy • X Sizes. Men’s - Women’s • Children’s - Leather ■ Regular 8** to 13** Nylon - Canvas • Velcro or tie closures. 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(Sizes, S-XL fr 14»* to 33•• Im provem ent & >lzes S-XL |r 10»* to 27»* Energy E xh ibition Off SATURDAY and SUNDAY ir Slacks M orch \ 7 , 1984 - 9 o.m. to 7 p.m. rie s . Morch 18« 1984 -11 o.in. to 5 p.m. knit, poplin at the Foirbury - Cropsey High School Gym 140 ADMISSION: $1.00 per person (over 12 years old) to TICKET SALES will be handled by the Foirbury "Lioness" club i f Food ond refreshments provided by the F - C Crier Staff i f Free child doy core provided by Jr. Women's Club with cortoon movies included. i f Borbershop Quortet Soturdoy Afternoon beepers DOOR PRIZES to n M a r c u s Seven (7) *100 G ift certificotes, Off redeem oble at any of the exhibitors ploce of business. ILow Price EXHIBITORS: Hoffman Homos Lhrtnstton County Board of Realtors Pralrlo Fraquancy Controls W a lto n ’s Today Computer Sarvioa Wobor PlumMng & Hosting DavM E. M oslar Interior Sanricas Oamoron Pluinbing A Hosting VWago Braan Florist Kook's Agency The Tolaphone Man Mscovory Toys Fait law n Sanrlca/CFR Traa Moving HathNial Bank of Fahrbury M r. T im b e r Foirbury Fodoral Savings A Loan Hussbaum Plumbing A Hoadng Evaratt MoMor Eatarpilsas Livingston County Broadcasting - WPOK itpoint Kalsaar Window A Blass Sanrtea CuIHgan Anderson W ater SpaclaHsts J. Ban WMto Contracttng Combaft Press ^ a v e e Bary L. Mustoa Insaraaca J.R. Electric M t s e t k N i s f aerew am wMi. 100 orreiMiniMiM M o v i n g The Fa exDUM • cHtNOA ,ttif^ois»i7}6 • CHENOA 815 945-7532 huneerlyai PONTIA C 815^44 5665 up for its Improvement weAendatFi Theahoir 1 p.m., Setnrda a.m. to S p.m. Event cbai Monday M reaerved apw with another I m i m Y e T f i m r P r o p i ^ before the ahc Thoee ai Livingston C Waiton’s, We Dameroo Ph C o m m e r c ia l Agency, Disc Fairbury, Fa Residential Loan, Evet Why wan ytars to grow big KsisnerWinc baautilul thaoa uaaa whan you can plani one today? Our Varmaar Traa Transplanting Machine can Stop by my booth and check out the various add baauly to your home and dollars to its value Celt us tor styles & lines of telephones. a tree eslimate COME IN AN( •Cobra f •GTE •ITT REPLACE Come visit my booth & register for a Colorado A NEW ENER( Blue Spruce! Ask absut aijf rauanaUa ratasi •Residential •Commercial • Complete Lendeceptn t A THE TELEPHONE MAN •Sodding A Seeding •Patios A Docks OVER 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION •Oecorattvo Stone Vastly sur DanM No*. Sr. 113 W. Locust St. 9 4 5 -7 S 3 2 •Trimming A Spraying through Ph. IIS /ttl-2773 F a irb o ry Res. MS-712S •Lawn Malntonanca FeriM liIng yearsl Call] Old Rt 66, Chenoa A Weed Control efficiency PAUL V. FEIT, OWNER WEBE Touchm atic II Digital Dial A m ana Modol RR*1010 A m ana M o d a l RR-TOO 1. Stainless steel cavity 3. Rotawave cooking system 2. 10 yr. Ilmiled warranty 4. Government warning label exemption stop by our booth and see Amana’s Brand Haw Model 12201 • 94% (o 97% EfflelanI • No ctiimnay laouiiad • Optional watar haatlng • ExduOva Amana Haat ^ Tranaftr MoOula at the Amana protection you get: |l Year FuN Warranty on the entire unit; 2 Vaar Limited Warranty )n aN parts; 3fd-5th Year Limited Warranty against rust on the Iwrap-around steel cabinet; 3id>10lh Year Limited Wbrranty on Ithe washer transmission. PLU/VIBING & HEATING AIR CONDITIONING WEBER ?10i l,inj<>f fmihu.-y 692 2 142 () Home Show Features Prizes The Fairiwry Aoociation of Coimmrce White Contracting and Gary L. Huston center, staffed by the Fairbury Junior WENOA 8]5 945-7532 has nearly a fnlMiottie of exhibitora signed Insurance. Women’s club. Free cartoon movies will WTIAC 815-844-5665 up (or Us second annual Home Other exhibitors include: Hoffman be shown in the day-care facility. Improvement and Energy Exhibition this Homes, Prairie Frequency Controls. In additloo, once again this year, the weekend at Fairtmry-Cropaey high school. Tetley Computer Service, David E. Mosier Assodatioo will give away seven $100 gift The show wOl be open from 9 a.m. to 7 Interior Services, Village Green Florist certificates at 4 p.m. Sunday, one hour p.m., Saturday, March 17, and from 11 and The Telephone Man. before the show doaes. Everyone who a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, March M. Also, Feit Lawn Servicc/CFR Tree enters the show during its toNHlay run will Event chairman Jerry Fairdough said Moving, Mr. Timber, Nussbaum Plumbing be to wia Winners need not be Monday 35 exfailittors have already and Heating, Livingston County present (or the drawing. reserved space in the FCHS gymnasium Broadcasting-WPOK, CulUgan Anderson The gift certificates are redeemable at with another exhibitor or two poaslbie Water Specialists, Combdt Press, J.R. any of the exhibitors’ places of business. before the show opens. Electric and The Framing Place/Maraon Once again, the FCHS yearbook staff Those sig n ed ^ todate include: Galleries. will furnish a food stand, while the Livingston County Board of Realtors, Association President Lynn Dameron Fairbury Lioness club wiU sell tickets. Walton’s, Weber Plumbing and Heating, this week reminded area residents that WPOK pismi to do live remote Dameron Phimbing and Heating, Keck’s admission to the show is Just 91 (or persons broadcasts from the exhibition, including Agency, Discovery Toys, Natiooal Bank of over age 13. Children not on^r get in free, their Saturday noontime show. Fairbury, Fairfauty Federal Savings and but if Mom and Dad don’t want to drag All in all, the Home Improvement and Loan, Everett Meister Enterprises, them around the large expoaitiao area, Energy Exposition promises to be a great Kaisner Window and Glass Service, J. Ben they can leave them at the show’s day-care way to kick off the Spring deanng) season. COME IN AND SEE US ABOUT THE N.l. GAS REBATE PROGRAM What's Not Included In Standard REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE WITH for a Colorado A NEW ENERGY SAVING GAS FURNACE Auto And Homeowners Policies Is Standard In PCP t OMliiiliig Standard Auto Personal The world's most or Homeowners v Comprehensive ■ : h officient gas furnace 1 S ubiect P olicy Protection (PCP) | ItOM Vastly ^perior efficiency from the biggest break 1 Full replacement SpraytRfl through in home heating technology in over 40 1 cost for most Option at Automatically 1 Bt FtrtHliIng yearsi Call us today and see how 91 to 96 percent 1 personal property extra charge included 1 efficiency pays for itself. 1 Renewal Coverage Guaranteed 1 PLUMBING & HEATING 1 guarantee not available tor five years 1 AIR CONDITIONING 1 ‘Inflation Guard" Option at Automatically 1 WEBER 210 E. Locust, Fairbury 692-2142 1 home protection extra charge included 1 1 Bank cash Coverage Automatically 1 1 machine cards not available covered to $500 1 1 Extended theft Option at Automatically 1 extra charge included 1 Personal Comprehensive f*rotec- guaranteed renewable tor five years tion. from Continental InsurarKe. Is unless you sell your home, don t pay the personal insurance package your premium or you or a family that gives you more protection than member has a driver's license any standard home and auto revoked. policies combined. All the pro Find out about PCP today, and tection you see here— arrd see how you can get more pro much, much more— in one tection for your insurance youi convenient policy And. ills dollar. W illiam son’s Ciasaver* >1 the huikiitvj suppbes you If you looted your tar’s aooeiaxtor each time you first when pl^nm is a home got a grm l^ t, your milesK would suffer. imprrjvemenl. . money' ' Your liinisce is no afferent. Fact is, iA our Home Improvement ordinary kimaces bum with one erts today Any one w i be hige lame, each dine the thermo iplain our competitive rates stat cslb for heat. Resulting in “W e Invite you terms th a tl get your home poor pofonnanoe. to stop by our mprovement plans moving Cotd lUUamson’s Gasaver has a unique two-stage ^ C i r c l e I today lor contpicte Home burner. It operates at “low flame” during mild booth at the ment Loan detail. There's weather (up to 80% of the heating season), and Home Improvement Show.’ A g e n t m o b ig a tio a fwilches to “M|^ fme" only durkig severe cold weadwr. The Ganver b rated si 82.2% A.F.U.E, but can deliver even greater savings with its two-stage burner.* lU ktoyow WlUanMoa dealretoday and start enfovlng nwre coo- nonded, evenly oootroled rowfoit with a GsHver Bumare. yferlMtSSTU •MwmwWwawWW ILLI A M S O N y M a n ! oan Anodation 2M Wank LoomM StTMt FNRBURY. LUNOIS 61739 l!liom69M012 FAIRBURY, ILMHOB/phoM815/692-2343 CORNBELT PRESS. INC.. Thursday. March 15. 1964 The L Do«8 the arrive! of Spring KmKi of Uw Fi bNng thoughts of: aajrsttiat OF FAIRBUHY Since 18S8 but, witi nopananl The gz •;M-9;3eOaNy P a i n t i n g Oaaa aaW f rm . frMay Hoowofl flasnclal Remodeling ‘Room Additions IIM9<-23II ‘Air Conditioning ‘ Redecorating Come visit Well. I Beioie you iind yourself up a us at the your dm ladder — nail down your "Home Grose Bit Chats Improvement" funds with loan fOMOTOnifTT i.eN D eft psfticipo at the National Bank of Fairbury. Home Show Chatswoi See you at the Fairbury Home Show 7S units. Here and see the iatest products in donors; rtfu^inj-yvij-iArj-y--- ]------Donoi Minin APPLIANCES and will be Kemper^ Cabinets dooorsn Donm HOME FURNISHINGS Doom 1 JTJ eighti A fe > . <1 1 tneligibl< Be sure and register for Free Gifts Acute Teniil r I i j l i ! Cub Cub Pack 36 Stop in at our booth and ask about our show District special. Satnrds iagtrop The Htffinan Hones largest I 413 E. Locust P k . m - 4 3 4 1 Fairbury, IN. OF FMnun Smet IM THERM ADOR/W ASTE KING STAY COMFORTABLE FACTORY Q n i C | without sending the cost thru the AUTHORIZED 9 / U n C ! roof. Our gas heating system can vent thru a side wall, so you needn’t build a chimney to convert from expensive electric heat. A patented stainless-steel recuperative cell wrings more heat from the gas you use. And it’s covered by a 20-^r. limited warranty. Get the savings of gas heat at a cost you can afford. Call today for a free estimate. ^eepe the heat ytxj run'far REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE WITH A NEW ENERGY SAVING GAS FURNACE FREE ESTIMATES, CALL TODAY! S99 the line o f 7lhEflWMftv/l . . b o b nuet^baum .. Appliances at our Home ^ o w Booth! Plumbing, Heating & A ir Conditioning 1*4 E. Locust, Fairbury Pheot 4V2-3M3 Talk to ua about the N.l. Qaa Rebate Program! B a y a tl atbndl