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f variability in itand* lout the State. Stands neraliy {potty in {he n two districts ranging normal in the southern Iricts. Corn is averaging inches in height, near for this date, bean planting is slightly Bang Up Celebration This W eekend 5 percent completed - iys behind last year's James Lyons of Piper City, s for the tame date and COUNTY REPUBLICAN past 4th Division command* behind 1968 progress, Name Bess WOMEN TO M EET o f the Am erican Legion, has t are generally fair A meeting of the Livingston been named Grand Marshal a t tout the State, County Republican Women's the annual 4th of July parade ill grains are reported in club will be held on Thursday. condition. Nearly 95 which will be£n at 6 p.m at i t o f the wheat has Mattoon July 9. 1970. at 7.30 p.m. in the c o rn * a t Walnut and yellow, including 35 the Presbyterian church Fourth streets. The parade t which is reported to basement, Pontiac A short route, according to Noble >. Oats are reported to Grid Coach business meeting will be held, Pearson, Post command*, w ill rtually all h e a d e d , including a report by Ann run the three blocks along ng 40 percent which is Bloice Bess, a Chatsworth Coleman on the State Fourth street with the parade ng. High school graduate, who Convention. An Americanism stand at the post office. r crops and pastures resigned as Bloomington High report by Mrs. Beverly Funk, The parade units are to in good condition with school football and track and a legislation report by register at the Education ver two-thirds of the coach last week, was named Mrs Tom Gunther, w ill be ’PteUKcUeti&i building by 5 p.m. and w ill be cutting of Alfalfa head football coach at given Mr. and Mrs. James assigned their positions in the te and one-half of the Mattoon High school. Gurtis of the Pontiac parade and be judged. The i clover crop cut. Mattoon, Tuesday. Greenhouse will present a floats and mechanized units n activities for the past Bess succeeds Chuck program on flower were cultivating and will circle the park and make Diekers, who had resigned the arrangements. Refreshments CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1970 the return trip down the Mattoon post to become will be served following the NINETY-SIXTH YEAR NUMBER 44 parade route. assistant coach at Eastern meeting. The public is invited. The divirions for this year’s Illinois university parade are civic, comic, Bess became the BHS commercial and relitpous with football coach in 1957. In the theme being Love Bess’s 13 years as fo o tb a ll Father Of Local America. coach he compiled a 68-43 5 The day's activities w ill get over all record started much earlier with the The Purple Raiders won Woman Dies kiddie parade at 1 30 p.m All two Big 12 Conference titles, entries are to line up at 1 p.m YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE are visiting on the benches in front of Frytz's in 1961 and 1963, and seven at the fire station. The Girl Tavern. The young people were awaiting the erection of rides for the Intercity championships. At Danville Scout troop is in charge of Bess took over the BHS celebration and perhaps the older folk were reminiscing a bit. The benches J. J. McCollum, 56, o f this parade and judging w ill be track duties in 1954. In 1960 were placed in front of the tavern this week. Danville, father of Mrs. Larry held prior to the start of the the Purple Raiders were Pearson o f Chatsworth, died paradie undefeateid in dual and Monday, June 29, 1970, in Street sports are to be held triangular meets, the first Lake View hospital at in the east business block at 3 team to do so in the school’s J.H. Baldwin Danville. p.m Some of the events to Forrest To Have New history. He was plant manager o f take place are the watermelon In 1961 he was released as Beatrice Foods Meadow Gold eating contest, egg throw ing, Chatsworth track coach but in 1969 dairy at Danville for the past and a money hunt Millard Tool Making Industry resumed the duties with the 10 years. He had been Maxson is in charge of this departure of the head track employed by the company 34 event. There are to be at least Native Dies coach. By ELLA MOULTON, years and served as Hoopeston three prizes given in each J. Harold Baldwin, 67, of all located on 20 acres a manager before moving to division contest. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., died EXCLUSIVE mile south and 3/4 mile Danville. A ctivities for the June 10, 1970 in Florida. Mid Central Tool east of Forrest. He was a son of John and celebration started on Wednesday, July 1, w ith a ani on our skill He was born and raised in Company, Broadview, M i d - Central Telia Bowen McCollum, and Chatsworth, a son of James F.G. Anderson mamed Evalyn Fleming at battle of the bands with at produce an eye* and Gertrude Meister Baldwin. today told The Forrest manufactures component Watseka on August 11, 1934. least four bands participating He was a Chatsworth High News they plan to move parts for the construction Surviving along with his in the contest aero* from the eking bisince* school and University of a major part of their equipment industry. Dies At 72 wife and daughter at American Legion hall. The Illinois paduate. He lived for industrial operation to Among their principal Chatsworth are another Walls carnival also opened on CHARLES CULKIN presents the American Legion Color Guard with the the midway for the entire erhead et noble of many years in Indianapolis. Forrest, effective accounts are daughter, Mrs Michele Warner Ind. Burial Here flag to be hoisted on the flag pole in the middle of the yard. o f Danville, tw o sisters, Mrs celebration. International Harvester, irking sale*. He is survived by his wife. immediately. The Frank G Anderson, 72. a Harvey Lareau of Danville and The talent contest w ill be Julie, of Fort Lauderdale; a announcement was made Allis C h aimers, retired Chatsworth farmer, Mrs Paul West o f Sauk held tonight, Thursday, with daughter, Mrs. Betty Pettibone-Mulliken, and died at St. Francis hospital in HIRAM STEIDINGER Village and five 20 contestants in ages five to by Frank Kriener, 19 years. The participants w ill Hiraborne, Orlando. Fla . and Caterpillar Tractor Peoria at 8:30 a m Friday, BITTEN BY 00G grandchildren. BLADE three pandchildren president, who said they Cheryl Schlatter Receives He was a member of the be divided into two age group Company. June 26, 1970. He had been ill Hiram Steidinger of Funeral services and burial planned to employ 100 a week and a half Central Christian church and categories The show is set to Fairbury was b itten severely begin at 6 30 pun. in front of JBLISHING were in Fort Lauderdale on persons with in the year. The company uses drill He was born at Allerton, served as a deacon, a charter BS Degree From U of I on his right leg while bicycling the Legion building, with June 12. Mid-Central has presses, punch presses, March 15, 1898. a son of member of the United OMPANY on Chestnut street late last novelty, vocal and grinders and welders to Gustav and Josephine Brown Cheryl A Schlatter of rural Commercial Travelers, the contracted to purchase Associated Medical Sciences week instrumental acts in the Anderson. He married Mary Chatsworth was one o f 620 (SAMS), which offers Danville consistory. Star the former Midwest stamp, weld, fabricate The dog, which had been in lineup The talent w ill be Puffer Carney at Allerton, yaduates earning degrees baccalaureate degrees in four Lodge 709 AF & AM at LITTLE LEAGUE and machine the raw a yard with some children, ran judged and prizes awarded. Grain Storage facility December 9, 1939 from the University of Illinois allied health fields medical Hoopeston, and the Kiwanis ma terial. out onto the street and Contestants are from Pekin, STANDING south of Forrest. The Surviving are his wife, two Medical Center campus. art. medical record Masonic rites were without any provocation bit Bloomington, Fairbury, Yankees 4 1 facility consists of four Besides the Broadview sons. Stanley L. Aurora. Gary Chicago The graduates administration. medical conducted at the Tuesday Hi, he said Forrest. Piper City, White So* 3 2 plant, Mid-Central of Savanna, a brother, Fred of received their degrees in technology and occupational night visitation in Danville and metal buildings each 100 The m atter was reported to Chatsworth. Pontiac and Cub* 2 2 A lle rto n ; and three commencement exercises June therapy funeral services w e re held at x 300 feet in dimension operates two plants in Fairbury police and the dog is Chenoa. The Chatsworth Cardinals 0 4 ryandchildren. 12 in Medinah Temple. Graduation totals for 1970 the Central Christian church Wisconsin. The company being held under observation Junior Woman's club is in with a private rail siding Two brothers preceded him Chicago include 193 graduates from on Wednesday by Rev Robert is five years old and fo r 10 days charge of the activities at the in death In the commencement the College of Medicine. 137 Story Burial was in Floral Hill talent show started with four He was a member of the address, Dr Lyle H Lamer, from the College o f Pharmacy, cemetery at Hoopeston Friday night a teen dance employees and now Chatsworth United Methodist executive vice president and 84 from the College of will be held in the new air church. the Chatsworth provost of the university, Dentistry 69 from the College employees 100. Griener FSW BOARD TO MEET conditioned Legion hall from Masonic Lodge, the Danville outlined plans for greatly of Nursing, 79 from the told The News, "they are 8 30 to I 1 30 p.m The band Consistory and the Peoria expanding enrollment at the Graduate College and 58 from WITH CHATSWORTH providing the music for the moving to Forrest Shrine He served as Charlotte Medical Center campus during SAMS Foster also reported that evening will be Blue Condition because of the growth of Township assessor fo r 11 the 1970s Dr David D M r. Robert Stuckey, from Fairbury years. Henry, university president, Chatsworth Superintendent, (PdJtA fioJtitsUl the company.” The 4th of July celebration Funeral servies were held had requested a joint meeting A few key people from presented degrees BIRTHS is sponsored each year by the £ 4 P** 9Lukuu Sunday. June 28. at the o f the FSW and Chatsworth the Broadview plant will The graduates earned Scott Charles is the name Chatsworth American Legion Culkin Memorial home, with J C a A t y a u Boards at the request of his degrees from the Colleges of chosen t>y Mr ana Mrs Post No 613. July has arrived and the constantly move to Forrest in July. the Rev Carl B Fox board. The purpose of the Medicine, Nursing. Pharmacy Charles Shoemaker for their heat associated with the There are those who Local persons will be officiating Burial was in the J o u f s t meeting being to discuss the and Dentistry, the Graduate new son who weighed eight m onth has made its comment "Small towns are Chatsworth cemetery. aftermath of the hired as rapidly as they College and School of pounds, four ounces at birth. appearance also. It could be dying." They are not dying Serving as pallbearers were FSW Fairbury Cropsey can be assimilated into THE AR T classes w ill meet The Shoemakers have an­ said the weather is especially people are letting them die Milford Irwin. Glen Dehm. election and future potentials MARKETS today Thursday, at 1 30 p m other son. Jeffrey Todd, 3 good for CAPS as the We’ve got too much to gain to the operation. Griener John Friedman. Harold involving the two districts of Livingston Grain Quote at the grade school. Class Grandparents are Mr and 90-degree plus weather give up and forget about the projected a total Dassow. Clarence Bennett and FINAL STATISTICS Strawn Wing and Chatsworth Corn $1.33 hours will be decided at that Mrs ClydeHornickel. Strawn brought more than 700 out to fu tu re . employment of 10 to 15 Don Kerber ah r h 'T r hi »r The board agreed to meet Beans 2.73 * * * 7 time take a dip on Tuesday M a t iu n * 2.1 .1 1 »o 1 <0 * * * and Mr and Mrs L A Shoe­ with Chatsworth at a time to Oats 54 in 9 7 >. l« o 1 1 4 2 One of the merchants along Someone mentioned the in August, 30 by Hornttein * maker, Chatsworth be set soon J M u M ) • 2 2 4 4 1 ni l 4 0 TO NIG HT THURSDAY, the main street reported that other day that there have been November and 100 by 3 47 Stevrcntvg • 16 4 1 .0 6 3 the talent contest w ill begin at he was almost sold out of air some youngsters messing July, 1971. K u r t e n h c h * 17 1 5 .2 9 4 6 36 > conditioners. around with the mail boxes at Mr. and Mrs. Griener H. J. Schipper B D t i k r • > 2 5 4 in: so 6 30 in front of the Legion There are those ’ who the post office. They were M o n jh . m * 1 6 2 4 ? M i 4 4R building will be moving to Forrest 1 Trillin? * 20 O 2 1 o n 4 so * * * complain about the heat but told to stop but perhaps they •* n o n (1 11 along with one son who K im m o l * 1 0 LADIES DAY at CAPS will enjoy it because Christmas is have never stopped to think Dies At 83 S h a fe r • 1 1 1 1 1)9 I 2 Ul less than six m onths away and that when you mess w ith the is active in the business. M i( H in u lr 2 V O OOO 0 1II be from 12 1 p m on boy, does it ever get cold after mail you are committing a K. Iljhcrkorn 2 0 0 OOO 0 6 Thursdays They are the parents of O th e r s 7 1 0 OOO 0 * * * that! You can always cool off federal offense and that's not Rites Here three sons. HAM ATTEND THE weekend at the lake. to be fooled with Henry J Schipper. 83. of T O I A l 1 R * 17 11 166 n 4S * * A T h e Kankakee Perhaps the thought might rural Chatsworth died at 1 x t r j B jise M il \ M .ix s o n . 2 celebration activities kiddie 1 tr ip le 1 be running through your mind The Fourth of July is architectural firm of Fairbury hospital Monday. doubles. Mornslein parade at I 30 and main h o m e r u n . O Kurfenhuth. 1 parade at 6 p m Saturday. that she sure harps on CAPS Saturday and every year Miline and Seaton has June 29. 1970. after an illness d o u b le W 1 . 1 7 lake, but if you haven’t seen it C hatsw orth has a celebration been engaged to draw of two days July 4 yet you don’t Know what and there are so many people Funeral services were held •Letterm en you're missing. who come back to town to plans for converting the Wednesday. July 1. at 2 p m It is very interesting to enjoy it. While we are buildings to industrial at the Culkin Memorial Home listen to the comments enjoying ourselves, let's not use. Initial plans call for w ith Rev Robert M offered by those seeing it for forget what we are insulating, heating, and Hannemann of Forrest the first time. Most people of celebrating. fitting the buildings for officiating Burial was in the Sentence Zeller To larger areas can’t believe that America declared herself an Chatsworth cemetery. such a small town would have independent nation and overhead cranes. He was born September 24. such a nice place. provided us w ith the Applications for 1886. a son o f Mr and Mrs. 15 Years Hard Labor If you're from Chatsworth opportunities we have enjoyed employment are now John Schipper at Ostfreisland, you already know that these past years. After a goal Germany. He came to the Pfc David L Zeller. 20. of soldiers cnargea wnn available at the First conspiracy to commit murder anything anybody els* can do is attained quite often folks State Bank o f Forrest United States about 1914 Pontiac and formerly of Chatsworthians can do better. begin to get too settled and where he was engaged in Chatsworth. was sentenced to in the case. According to forget what they started out and interviews will be farm ing 15 years hard labor and a Army sources it was to become. scheduled beginning next Mr Schipper never married dishonorable discharge June apparently an attempt to k ill a man suspected o f giving With that comment in Let’s take a look at month. and had lived with two 16. 1970. for attempted cousins, Grace and Irene information to military piolice mind, let's go back up to main ourselves and perhaps these The News will be given murder in a grenade attack THESE YOUNG Girl Scouts were busy fixing their dinner Tuexiay at the Bruns, north of Chatsworth. about hashish smoking street and suggest that there is young people who are so more information when last March outride an army town park. There were 23 girls and two leaders who had bicycled from Piper violently opposed to what we since coming here. He was a barracks according to area The two men were also still a lot that can be done to it becomes available, sentenced to forfeiture of all City to Chatsworth to fix their lunch and then return to Piper City for the make Chatsworth the greatest have become are not all member of St. Paul’s newspapers Griener said. piay and allowances and were night's stay in their town park. small town around. wrong. A t th * same tim e they Evangelical Lutheran church It was reported that Pfc reduced to the lowest grade The girls were from Camp Wa Ha Na Ha east of Gilman and had bicycled to Whenever you see that a should look around and see at Chatsworth. Steven A Shacket. 22. of The army earlier had merchant has qud* an what we have attained and Southfield. Mich.. was Piper City the previous day and spent Monday night there also. A van hauls LITTLE LEAGUE Serving as pallbearers were reported that charges of improvement that pleases you, remember that an are all only sentenced to 10 years hard their food supplies to them each day. This patrol was No. 2, ' The Undecided, SCHEDULE Low ell F less nor, Ben Saathoff. attem pted murder had been be sure end te ll h im so human. Raymond Wallrich. Paul labor and a dishonorable and was having grilled cheese sandwiches, chicken noodle soup, Koolade and Be sure and remember to Ju ly 2, Cardinals vs. Cubs. discharge for his pert in the ckoppied against Zeller but because a little praise goes a Sterrenberg, Wm Sterrenberg Girl Scout cookies for lunch. Another group w a s having pigs-in-a-blanket and have those flags flying this July 6, Cubs n Yanks. attack. a id Later they had been long way. To keep up with th* and Charles Stevens. the other, tuna casserole. tim e t are have to be changing week-end. July 9, Sox vs. Cardinals. The two war* among four reinstated. LAW ft ORDER Trans, fro m Sav. Acct. 17.85 Harford Ins. Co., damage 14.00 GARBAGE FUND PUBLIC NOTICE Roberts 66 Serv., gas 9.95 Redepoet o f i*t. check 21.13 Receipts Sargent Solwell, Inc., police sup. 32.40 Depsited by Water Comm. 39,744.93 April 30,1969 Balance on hand 701.59 TOWN OF CHATSWORTH David G. Pollitt, police duty 2,429.35 39,798.01 Clarence Ruppel, co. collector 2 91 5 .4 2 Receipts General Fund Joe W. Kroll, school patrol 762.55 47,194.83 Trans, from Muni Sales Tax 5,400.00 Citizen's Bank, w. tax 774.49 Disbursements 34,219.34 Charlotte Twp., junk yard rent 200.00 Chatiworth Plaindaalar A pril SO, 1969 Balance on hand $5,725.96 75.00 Lee Maplethorpe, refill for fire ext. 17.75 12,975.49 Citizens Bk. Int. on CD To Whom It May Conoarn: $ 815.00 Hicksatomic Stat., Inc., gas 522.33 Balance April 30. 1970 Germanville Twp. Rent 100.00 Enclosed plaaw find chack Liquor License 1,500.00 T om ’s Serv. Stat., gas, etc. 1,033.76 WATERWORKS O ft M DISBURSEMENTS 8.690.42 for $4 for ranawal of our Clarence Ruppel, Co. Treat. 20,319.71 Dennewitz Bros., gas 4.19 9,39201 nibacriptlon for anothar yaar. Solicitors Permits 25.00 John Wiles, xtra police duty 160.79 I1L Meter Inc., meters ft equip. 1,630.69 Wa enjoy receiving the paper LMngmon Inc. (Farm Kale Uniforms, handcuff, etc. 142.44 Cecil Clester, labor 3,017.05 Disbursements each weak. We read w ith 61.35 Rod ft Four Sections) Larry Pearson, extra police duty 32.50 Cliff Runyon, postage 18.30 Central 111. Disposal Serv. 8,400.00 interest .the news of your American Slate Ins. Co. Soc. Sec. fund, transfer 752.46 Cliff Runyon, labor 4,537.58 Balance April 30, 1970 99201 community and especially (GUss Breakage) 6.58 Joe Small, ext. police duty 10.50 Citizen’s Bank, w. h. taxes 771.90 happy about the CAPS Chatsworth Twp. 300.00 Baltz Sales & Serv., repairs 133.88 Joe Boyce, reading meters 294.70 PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND project. The picture of the 35.00 Lhringtton Co., election Robert A. Adams, ins. 62 00 CIPS, pum p house 2,911.36 Receipts new pool is certainly inviting. Arthur Cbllins, police contract 1.00 Audrie Haskins, police duty 574.95 Wm. K n ittles, labor 1,545.15 April 30, 1969 Balance on hand 150.54 It is hard to believe that we Culkin Hdwe, ice melt 19.40 Daily Pantagraph, classified ad 17.14 Rosenboom P ft H, labor ft fittings 5,968.54 Clarence Ruppel Co. Collector 3.400.87 are starting our eighth year American Legion Aux., donation 10.00 Dog Fines \ 0 X Arthur M. Collins, clothing alow. 100.00 Shafer’s Age., water collections 1,140.00 here in Stockton. We had Dale Gerdes, pool haU lie. Walter B. F. Goodrich, tires 249.36 Bill Rebholz, wiring & labor 412.55 R. A. Adams ft Laura Ortman, books 1 2 4 7 eight wonderful years in Shafers Agency, Rebate on WC 37.00 111. Dept, of Rev., W. taxes 60.82 Fair bury Blade, envelopes 69.30 3,423.34 3,573.88 Chatsworth and remember Transfer from Motor Fuel tax 3,110.67 Kankakee Daily Journal, ad 10.66 Citizen’s Bank, returned check 21.23 Disbursements 3,120.38 many wonderful friends. Give Mr. Sommenrille, junk 20.00 Champaign Urbana Courier ad 13.44 Healy Ruff, coil & relay 103.44 Balance April 30.1970 453.50 our meetings to all! Aetna Ins. Co., tile damage 22.00 Arthur Collins, police duty 2,311.42 Soc. Sec. fu n d , trans 1,014.92 Most sincerely, John S. Bradshaw 35.00 Liv. Co. Civil Def.. receiver rep. 28.90 Badger Meter Mfg. Co., meter ft parts 589.78 Disbursements Janet ft Charles Fleck Trans., M uni Sales Tax Fund 1 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 G. A. Thompson, police forms 40.00 Henning Stronse & Jordon, audit 550.00 38,377.71 44,103.67 • • • Chatsworth Plaindealer, notices 19.04 Waterworks Bond acct. transfer 8,780.00 Ronald Shafer, rent 600.00 33,877.27 Total Disbursements Wanda Collins, police clothing 50.00 Culkin’s Star Market, sacks 2.10 Mrs. Fred Hornstein 86.35 10,226.40 A letter from the librarian, Balance on hand April 30, 1970 Paul Powell, license 5.00 Farmer's Oil ft Sup Co., oil & can 6.65 Lucille Haberkorn 1,200.00 Stoppenbeck Bookbinding Inc. 9 2 6 3 hfrs Norma Rogers at Marr Oil Co., gas 92.76 111. Dept. Rev., W taxes 58.97 Lincoln Trail Library in Disbursements General Fund, Salaries UL Library Asoc. 5.00 Wanda Collins, school patrol 339.73 Hanna P & H, labor 42.00 Champaign, stated “ We were West Pub. Co., law book 35.00 Liv. of Chatsworth, coke 2r7.38 A. A. Hale 355.13 614.60 informed by Mrs Bicket of V. J. Culkin, town dork Feely Automotive, rep. 31.61 Terry Food Mart, sacks 2.75 Nadine Diller 86.96 400.00 the Watseka Public Library Joe Van Antwerp, trustee 10,861.17 Farnsworth & Wylie, Evg. serv. 190.00 U. S. Postoffice 10.40 3 1 2 5 0 that you have copies of your Curt Stoller, trustee Fairbury Blade, meter cards 6.25 Lucille Haberkorn, milage 86 20 350.00 book ‘‘The Train That Never James Rebholz, treasurer BUILDING & GROUNDS Electro Rust Proofing, main. 239.00 Shafers Agency 153.00 Kenneth Sharp, trustee 100.00 Arrived” available for James Stiles, welding 49.00 Silver Burden Co 21.25 Robert M. Milstead, (Board purchase. We would like two T P ft W, RR, Rent 25.00 Allen Edwards, labor 28.75 Withers Public Library, book 11.46 copies fo r our collection. ” of health ft Town President 814.60 Culkin Hdwe., air conditioner, etc. 677.35 34,219.34 National Geo^aphic, Soc, book 19.45 **• A D. Askew, trustee 400.00 Costellos T. & Co., misc 10.40 Joan Diller, book 27.00 Charles Heinhorst who Lyle Dehm, trustee 387.50 CIPS, park lights 27.38 WATER METER DEPOSIT Corn Belt Library System 316.95 purchased several copies of Dr. T. F. Mauger, board of health 48.00 Wm. Knittles, frame for Air Cond. Mat. 474.84 Receipts World Book Encyc. book 4.25 the book was donating one of Dale Scott, trustee 400.00 Hicksatomic Stat., fuel oil 459.05 Balance on hand April 30, 1969 314.90 Detective Book club, book 14.40 his books to the Library of 3,827 20 Sam Tauber, painting 42.25 Deposited by Water Commissioner 320.00 Demco Library supplies 2 4 5 Confess in Washington. Velma Snow, cleaning 4.76 634.90 Fern Blair 27.50 STREET & ALLEY Bill Rebholz, wiring 175.95 3,120.38 Lois Hill, librarian in the Haberkorn Furn., chairs ft carpet 421.70 Disbursements Peoria Public Library wrote, Roberts 66 Service Gas 129.33 Lowell Flessner, labor 319.25 Refund on Water Deposits 186.12 ILLINOIS INCOME TAX “ I recently ordered a copy of Diller Tile Co. (Drain. Tile Liv. of Chats., material 307.97 Receipts your book ‘‘The Train That Sewer Pipe, Etc.) 267.02 Chester Drilling, labor 220.00 Balance A pril 30, 1970 448.78 Auditor of Pub. Accts. State Inc. Tax 4,791.21 Never Arrived" for the Peoria Duane Kafer, labor 1,281.22 4,791.21 Soc. Sec. Fund, transfer .48 Balance April 30, 1970 Public Library. It arrived Lowery Body Shop, glass inst. 25.11 Shafers Agency, ins. 5 8 0 0 WATERWORKS BOND ACCOUNTS Friday and it is so interesting Leroy Hawthorne Est., hauling rock 46.36 OTHER ASSETS Dohman's Paint Serv., painting 571.41 Receipts that I would like to order a Robert A. Adams, ins. 59.00 Certificate of Dep., garbage fund 3,000.00 Fisher Landscape, trees 63.61 April 30, 1970 Balance on hand 1.475.00 copy for m yself Chats. Mach, ft Equip., truck test 7.50 Widner Inc., coatft hat rack 47.95 Clarence E. Ruppel Co., collector 3,010.94 Certificate of Dep., town of Chat. 5,000.00 OPS, Street light 4,487.88 Marr Oil Co., fuel oil 250.08 Transfer from WW open & main 8,780 00 Certificate of Dep., water op ft main 10,000.00 Gerdes Garage, truck repair 41.85 General Tel. Co., phone 38.87 11.790.94 13,265.94 Bank of Chatiworth Water Operation Fairbury Stone, stone 979.20 Farmers O il & Sup., fuel oil 135.00 ft Maintenance surplus 39,468.50 Chatswojth Plaindealer Ashman Farm Service, trac. rep. 161.21 James Stiles, welding 50.00 Disbursements Page Two Alfred S. Hitch Jr., plowing snow 22.50 LIABILITIES 4,381.50 Draft to 1st Nat. Bk of Chicgo Int. on bondt4,215.00 July 2, 1970 Tom 's Shell Serv., gas, etc. 528.77 Trans to Gen Obli. Int., deposited in error3,010.94 Water Revenue Bonds @5‘4% Del Chem., Corp., traffic paint 61.80 MISCELLANEOUS Draft to 1st Nat. Bk of Chicago Dated 121 58 due serially 1979 to 1998 Ronald Snow, labor 7 12 24 Int. on Bonds 11,790.94 Bonds No. 1 to 86 included 86,000 00 Citizen’s Bank, withholding tax . 85.50 General Tel Co., service 387.62 Balance April 30. 1970 1.475.00 Walters F ord Sales, repairs 90.80 Mrs. Glady Rosendahl, election judge Water work* (G. O.) Water Tower @ 4 3/8% Auxiliary Dennewitz Bros., gas, etc. 354.83 20.00 Ira L. Boyer, printing WATER WORKS GEN. OBLIGATION INT Due 1 173 31 to 45 included 15,000.00 Soc. Sec. Fund, transfer 69.54 75.00 Receipts Baltt Sales ft Serv., truck repairs 33.55 Ronald Shafer, notary fees 5.00 April 30, 1969 Balance on hand 660.72 Water Revenue Bonds @ 4% Hicksatomic Stat. Inc., gas 295.01 Mrs. James Mauritzen, election judge 20.00 Brunch Set Clarence E. Ruppel, co. treas 2,72281 Dated 6-1-48 due Serially to 10-1 78 27,000 00 American Res. Corp., sewer cleaner 239.58 Chatsworth Plaindealer. notices ft pub. 434.88 Trans. WW Bond, dep. in error 3,010.94 Marr O il Co., gas, etc. 110.51 Mrs. Eva R ibordy 20.00 5,733.75 State of Illinois: Frank Zorn, street sign rep. V. J. Culkin, sumps, etc. 36.92 199.75 Disbursements County of Livingston For July 10 Midwest Supply Co., fogger ft Cone. 736.55 Mrs. John Roberts, election judge 20.00 33.91 Draft to HarrisTrust Prin. ft Int. 6,394.47 NUzon ft Meents Const., opid mix 347.75 Salheld ft Sons, Inc., plaque I. James E. Rebholz, Treasurer of the Town of Chatsworth, The Candy Stripers will 20.00 Balance April 30,1970 484.47 Etyferown, ice foe 97.00 Mrs. Robert Field, election judge Illinois, do hereby declare and depose that the foregoing present a special program at Village of Forrest, cleaning mac rent 120.00 Citizens Bank, box rent 4.00 MOTOR FUEL TAX report is a true and accurate account of the funds of said the Fairbury Hospital Paul Powell, license 15.00 Robert A Adams, photocopies 2.00 Receipts Town of Chatsworth, Chatsworth, Illinois, and the money Auxiliary second quarterly I1L Sute Pent., stop signs 278.28 Culkin Star Mkt., supplies 91.23 April 30, 1969 Balance on hand 1,583.64 received by me and paid out by me as Treasurer of said meeting on Friday. July 10 at Kankakee Ind. Sup. Co., Ice foe Fairbury Blade, cards 13.40 97.00 Auditor of Public Acct. 16,949.26 Town for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1970. Indian Oeek Golf and Coni bear Drug, buttery 1.85 Mrs. Myrtle Entwistle, Mat. ft labor 71.13 18,53290 James E. Rebholz Country Club A brunch vrill James Stiles, welding 56.00 A. D. Askew, permits 2.50 Town Treasurer 385.00 Disbursements be held at 9 :30 a.m. $12,043.49 A. D. Askew, travel expense Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary Public, this 4.02 Mason ft Mcents Construction 2,540.10 Members and friends are Costello’s Town ft Country 29th day of June. 1970 52.00 Farnsworth ft Wvlie. eno. serv. 521.12 cordially invited to attend. ’ James Stiles, welding Wm. R. Zorn 38.50 Street & Alley, Fund The auxiliary will not meet burner Meints, hauling junk Notary Public 183.73 12361.01 during August. Cullur Hardware, supplies Balance April 30, 1970 6,171.89 Costello Town ft Country, supplies SEAL 120.54 SOCIAL SECURITY Heming, Strouscl ft Jordon, audit 350.00 Receipts DR. E. H. VOIGT Restaurant Business Phillip Schulz, dog pound rent 18.00 April 30, 1969 Balance on hand 7.50 Chester Crabtree, legai ~ork PLEASE NOTIFY OTTOMETRIST 250.00 Transfer - Law & Order - Water O ft M Illinois Muni Lge., dues THE PLAINDEALER 200 Earn Locust PSone *92-2411 88.00 Street ft Alley, Bldg, ft Grounds 1,837.40 Friendly Flower Shop, flowers FAIRBURY 8.28 1,844.90 IF YOU CHANBE Treas. St. of UL, A dm. Exp., 69 8.25 SIATKOI ILLINOIS YOUR ADDRESS Office Hours 9 - 12— I ■ S IN THH IRL IIIT COURT IBU n" Fveningt By Appointment FOR SALE 2,763.91 Disbursements Total Disbursements OF THF IITH Closed Thursday Aftersoose 33,877.27 St. Employee's Ret. Sys. 1,837.40 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Balance April 30,1970 7.50 Livingston County-In I'rohatc WATERWORKS OPERATION ft MAINTENANCE MUNICIPAL SALES TAX In Ihe Mallet o f Ihc F.statc of Receipts Albert K. Penwitl. Deceased. No. April 30, 1969 Balance on hand 7 t

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Mr and sacred Honor" fingers crossed saying we FORSAKE Mrs Mila Dvorak from If this document were didn't mean it " They did Oceanside, Calif , and Mrs thrust in your hand and you mean it and they were men Gertrude Rose, an aunt, from who kept iheu word Three-bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bork of accompanied his nephew, were asked to “ sign here", Bungalow style home. Glendale, Calif Monday. Mr. could you or would you do it’ Their "F o rtu n e some Macon. Mo., were overnight Brad Petree. from the LeVan's mother. Mrs Loretta were quite wealthy A war New gas furnaco. guetu at the Robert Milstead Indianapolis air field to John If you had been a well to do Brown of Columbus. Ohio, citizen in one of the 12 could and did wipe them out. Hardwood floors, large home last Thursday night. Kennedy field in New York arrived to spend the week cost them evetythtng they M r. and Mrs. E. W. Kersten via a Boeing 747 jetliner He original colonies, it would garage. South side. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Shots have been a foolhardy thing to had. This was something to of Albuquerque, N. M., were saw Brad off for a European returned home Sunday after make a man think twice Saturday night visitors at the Exchange Student trip on a do Ranch style two spending several days at their This was a declaiation of And then "our Lives '. not home of Mrs. Nellie Shafer. Pan Am 747 je tlin e r. cottage on the Illinois river only had they pledged their bedroom residence. Fully The two women are sisters. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Schmid independence from King near Havana George III of Great Britain honor and their fortune but cabineted kitchen and The Kerstens were on their and Lawrence left today for Mrs. Don Haberkorn To sigi. was not oniy their very lives They knew way to a trailer get-together in Wisconsin where they w ill large garage. Corner lot. attended a 4th Division foolhardy it was plain stupid full well if the experiment Pennsylvania. spend some time visiting with meeting of the American failed, they would be shot as South Side. 11 undoubtedly would mean Mr. and Mrs. Loren Blair friends and relatives. Legion Auxiliary in war and what could 1 3 poorly traitors to their King, and family were at Charles Dennewitz left last Springfield on Sunday The organized poorly executed for treason These T wo-story, Kalamazoo, Mich., over the Wednesday to attend the auxiliary and American legion coordinated. puny little m en knew all the IN CELEBRATION of the 105th anniversary of the First Baptist church in three-bedroom residence week-end to return the National Thresherman's held a joint memorial service colonies do against a big consequences of thett act. yet Chatsworth, the choir sang two of the songs that were used at the 100th daughter of the Warren Reunion at Wausen. Ohio, near Catholic Church. during the afternoon powerful England with war they signed They weren t Schades to her home and over the weekend. He has anniversary. They were ” 1 hrough The Years and God s House. This home is in good Bill Turner of Inglewood. ships that sailed the seven seas ignorant school boys, unaware trin g their tw o sons, Jay and attended this event for the Choir members are back row, Mrs. Archie Perkins, director; Rev. D. H. repair and priced for Calif. arrived last Thursday to and soldiers enough to wipe of danger They were mature Tim, home after a week’s stay. past 21 or 22 years. Last year spend a week visiting with his men risking everything by the Blakeney, Paul Augsburger. Robert Fields, George Augsburger and Mrs. Robert immediate sale - $7,250. he became a director of the out every man. woman and They visited Mr. and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm P stroke of the pen and yet thev Fields, pianist. Claude Branz at Lansing on show Art Erickson of Odell Turner On Wednesday of this signed and because of thos Sunday. also accompanied him. They Front row, Mrs Larry Boruff, organist; Miss Jean Augsburger, Mrs. D. H. Two-bedroom Brick week Mrs Irma Bowman of signatures and what followed, Ranch Type. W. W. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matthias reported both good and poor Remington. Ind.. spent some we do not salute the Union Blakeney, Mrs E. L. Dixson and Mrs. Dale Hanna, organist. and Dirk spent the week-end crops and there were some not time visiting at the Turner Jack nor do we stand to sing carpeting, gas heat and here with Mrs. Ann Kibler. yet planted home "G od Save the Queen" water heater, and many They all attended a reunion in Mr and Mrs Fran Boruff, Mrs Wayne Bertram and Carl Kyburz and sons. Ric The stars and stripes Mew officers fo r 1971 are member present and Amy Jo extras. South side. Chicago Heights on Saturday Doug and Mark returned to children of Jacksonville. Fla . and Phillip, were guests of Mr became the flag of the Mr and Mrs. Evan Wade, Klehm, daughter of Mr. and and then returned to Topeka. Kans . after spending are here visiting with Mr and and Mrs Dan Kyburz on colonies When it passes in R eu n io n s president and vice president. Mrs Greg Klehm of Pontiac Monday with a chicken Mr and Mrs D ick Wade, was the youngest present. Cottage style, Car bon dale. Mrs. Kibler the week visiting here with Mrs Dome Teter and other review in the fourth of July ' * * * returned to her home at friends and relatives. relatives barbecue supper Twenty five parade Saturday it is BALDWIN GARRITY secretary and treasurer Mrs. two-bedroom home. Chatsworth this past Mike Haberkorn. John Bill Shots left Sunday for relatives were present deserving of a respectful REUNION Francis Lowe and daughter, Large living room and M rs D an Kyburz FORD COUNTY FAIR Wednesday. Sterrenberg, John Kaiser. Rick Coldwater. Mich., where he salute Be proud YOU are an There were 22 family program committee The recently remodeled accompanied by Mrs Burdell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Perkins and Jerry Scher w ill attend an Avion Trailer American, and proud of those members and friends at a reunion is to be held at the JULY 5 11. OFFERS Galloway went to MacComb same place next year kitche n. West Side. Pendleton and family of returned home Saturday after rendezvous He plans to be fifty men who had the picnic along the Kankakee FINE ENTERTAINMENT Friday to bring Sue and Judy $6,500. Abilene, Texas, are spending spending a week at Boys' qone about a week courage to pledge thetr "Lives, River o.-i Sunday Present Guests were from Clifton. Melvin Variety will be a home from music camp. Both some time with her mother, State in Springfield Their trip Mr. and Mrs Wm. Zorn, their Fortune and their sacred from Chatsworth were Mr Kempton. Cullom, Cabery. feature of the 1970 Ford girls had to come home a day Mrs. Lydia Dickman, and to the annual event is Mrs Mary Ann Harvey. Mr H on or" and Mrs Steven Herr. Mr and Irwin. Joliet, Kankakee. County Fair of Melvin, Two-story 1% baths. early as they were both in a other relatives in the area. sponsored by the Chatsworth and Mrs Don Wilson and Mrs Bud Herr. Sieve. Susan Bonfield. Aroma Park, starting with the Horse Show wedding party on Saturday Downstairs carpeted. They plan to return to their American Legion Mark of Bloomington and John Francis Culktn. M ilfo rd . Chebanse. Watseka, on Sunday. July 5. Halter Mrs. Hugh Hamilton writes classes w ill be shown, starting New gas furnace. home July 6. Mr and Mrs. Jerry Teter attended church services at Billy Turner of Inglewood. Herscher. Lake Village. Ind., that they are settled in their Aluminum siding and George Farley spent the and children of Morocco. Ind , the Grace Presbyterian church C alif. Mr and Mrs James and Chatsworth at 12 30 In the evening the new trailer home in Cullom * * * Society Horse and Pony Show week-end in Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs Keith Brooker and later visited with the Baldwin of Fort Meyers storm w indow s and near their daughter Seven NEYHERT0N REUNION will be held starting at 7 p m. Glenn Bruners during the Beach. Claif. Mr and Mrs Leo screens. Large two-car realitives had been in on It is the 101st year since The Beauty Pageant w ill be afternoon Garrity and Bill of Chicago Thursday evening and brought the Nethertons moved to the held Wednesday evening, July garage. North side. Mrs Jim Bell gave her and those from Kankakee cake. ice cream and prairie in Germanville and the 8. starting at 8 p.m B etty husband a surprise birthday were Mr and Mrs Tom strawberries to celebrate Mr 51st annual family reunion F iltp o f WCIA w ill be Mistress Two-story residence with party Saturday evening at Baldwin and Pat. Mr and Mrs. Hamilton's buthdate was held at Old Susannah in o f Ceremonies. Miss Lynn their home There were about 7 ' James Fraher and daughter. two-car garage located on Fairbury on Sunday Allen of Thawville. Miss Ford 40 present from Piper City, Mrs Elsie Meister Doran and large corner lot. North S W Netherton, whoCounty Fair o f 1969. w ill be Fairbury. Forrest, Kenney, Mrs Gadys Baldwin side. This home has * * * makes his home with Mrs present to crown the new Clinton. Waukegan and Henrietta Runyon. was queen. recently been remodeled. Chatsworth The group played TANNER REUNION honored as the oldest present A Demolition Derby, with Has 1 V4 baths, gas furnace cards and had a lunch and also celebrated his 92nd its Spills. Chills and Thrills, Special July 2-11 JULY FOURTH Wreck' The annual Tanner reunion and alum, screens & birthdate that day w ill be the Thursday evening Plain Winter Coats $1.39 each books w ill be available Get was held Iasi Sunday at the storms. The family service flag now enterainment Come and see (No coupons Allowed) one as a g ift, c home of Mr and Mrs Harold contains 54 stars for the local drivers compete for prize Mr and Mrs Dan Kyburz Dassow and family 121 West Seminary family servicemen who have money and trophies Three bedroom, ranch Onarga, Illinois attended a surprise 25th There were S3 fam ily served in W orld War I and style. Gas heat, alum, anniversary party for Mr and members m attendance from The Tractor Pull will start since at 12 noon on Friday, July siding and storms. Lg. 1J1S 268 7657 Mrs David (Brad) Hill at Kankakee Donovan. The 53 attending came 10. and the evening show w ill Agencies: Mattoon Sunday evening. Herschei. Orland Park. Glen Utility room. Built in from Gibson City, Champaign. begin at 7 30 p.m A good FAIRBURY - Leon's Barber Shop FOURTH of July a good Ellyn, Akron Ohio, and stove and cabineted Melvin. Missouri. Roberts. show is expected as entries are day to get your Chatsworth Chatsworth PIPER CITY - Sorin'* Cafe * * * Columbia. Thawville. coming in fast kitchen. Garage. Wteck ttaah. Kankakee. Chatsworth and The Home Talent Show w ill KROLL REUNION Y orkville •* * * be held Saturday. July 11, New Ranch style The 20th K ro ll reunion was with prizes starting at $100 three-bedroom. 1 % baths, held in the parish hail at SHAFER REUNION Tryouts will start at 12 noon gas furnace, fully Like to do something There were about 50 Clifton Sunday June 28. with in the dance building. Show carpeted. Has large 91 relatives and 12 guests present for the 18th annual on the stage fo r finalists w ill grand this year? present Shafer family reunion at the start at 8 pm. with Mike family room, lg. patio A picnic dinner was held at Eureka Lake on Sunday Jackson of WCIA as the and lg. garage attached. noon and games were played Family members were present master of ceremonies Make South side. later in the afternoon The from Peoria. Eureka entries to Gem Harms, children had a grab bag Ice Fairbury. Pontiac and Melvin ROBERT A ADAMS AGENCY cream and cake were served Chatsworth Teen age dances w ill be x CHATSWORTH MIKE HUBLY, left, son of Mr and Mrs. Joe later in the afternoon Mrs Nellie Shafer of held three nights with % Hubly of Chatsworth, received one of five Section Receiving gifts were Joe W Chatsworth was the oldest "Shadows of Niqht" on Outstanding Reporter awards in ceremonies held Kroll for being the oldest. Wednesday at the state FFA convention at Jillena Marie Buck the youngest. Mr and Mrs Champaign Urbana State FFA Reporter Dick Francis Lowe with the largest Crone, right. Harvard, made the presentation. The family present and Mrs FFA is a national organization of high school age Bonnie Marten won the door youths who are studying agriculture occupations. prize

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INQUIRY ABOUT SONG PIANOS Mrs Louise Stoutemyer received a telephone call last LADIES DRESSES week from Goddard Graves, a graduate student at the U of JR'S -MISSES-HALF SIZES I who was doinq research on $9.00 TO $20.00 VALUES songs about railroad wrecks He had been referred to her by Dave Shaul o f WC1A who TO had raped an interview for television on the Chatsworth 99 America is beckoning Europe is calling And there you are taking tne wreck a couple o f years ago sam e o ld vacation II lack ol cash is holding you b^ck-let us h elp Graves knew about the * 1 2 with a Va ahon Loan We II finance part or a ll of yo ur treat adventure song. The Bridge Was Burned And payments won t starl until you re back talking about it at Chatsworth.'’ but he had never seen the music He said it had become a country folk Wherever you go,carry The Rescue Money... song and was sung as far away Toward Purchase Of Any American Express as the Ozarks. When told it was in a recently published NEW Wurlitzer Piano Or Organ Yauelers Cheques book he ordered a couple of copies Graves is a history major Contact Our Booth At The but folk music is his hobby If lost or stolen, you get your money back — and your trip particula rly sonqs about is rescued. Spendable everywhere. Cost— only 1 c per d o lla r trams He was interested in FORD COUNTY FAIR obtaining information on the Chatsworth song - He said Celebrate Independence Day some o f the songs were about imaginary wrecks (at least he DICK BENSON’S And See Chatsworth’s July 4th Events could find no record of them), some never became popular, ahd some, like the famous "Casey Jones ’ had several MUSIC! MUSIC! CITIZENS BANK versions.. DR. A. L. HART Main and Front Street OPTOMETRIST OF CHATSWORTH 1 t l Wm Madison S in d . ILUNOIB Bloomington, III. PONTIAC. ILLINOIS ♦ Chatsworth, III. 8:30 to 5:30 DAILY Cloasd Thursday afternoons FREE PARKING FOR INFORMATION Call 828-4390 MEMBER OF FOtC OPEN TIL 9 PM FRIDAY People Cleaner's 1350 CJCUudon 1800 Catharine B Woolsey General Telephone Howard J Pseraon 330 CJCbudon 1200 N o ll 1200 Co 410 Chatsworth Plaindealer Willis B Pearson 720 Elmer Dassow Jr 3400 Catherine B Woolsey Phillips Pipe C H U R C H July 2. 1970 Roy Perkins Electric Harold L Dassow 5890 No5 600 Line Co 10030 Pags Four Shop 1700 Glen L Dehm 2000 Catherine B Woolsey Willis Beck 2300 Clarence Pool 800 Chester Drilling 520 Farm No 6 600 Myrtle Entwistle 800 James E Rebhots 280 Russell Edwards 2000 Bob Zimmerman 190 Lucille Kiiey 1160 SERVICES Earl L Ellinger 2250 E A D ixon LA Reynolds 100 Cent 111 Pub Mrs Donald Robertson 640 THURSDAY Delmer Ford 3440 PERSONAL PROPERTY Francis Dohman Jt Robert’s Phillip 66 640 ServCo 15840 Lyle Sham brook 7080 SAINTS PETER AND 1 :3 0 p.m. ChiMTcn't c ln k PAUL PARISH ASSESSMENT LIST Gary Dohman Rosen boom Plumbing T C Ford 3900 Ctucap Pipe F-13 p ractice B o xcar O f John T Franey 14580 Cbtnarof 5th WED.. July 8 FOR THE YEAR 1970 Jacquline Dohman A Heat 8850 Line Co 164420 No 4 j No 505 John Friedman 1160 Eastern 111 Lawless Farms Inc 2870 A Snrace Chatsworth 7:30 p.m - Quarterly burl n o STATE OF ILLINOIS Jerry R Dunn John R Rosenboom 350 m eeting Froe be Bros 1700 G m | i Caspar, pe«Sot „ LIVINGSTON COUNTY SS. George Farley R Treager Rosenboom 740 Power Coop 10990 Chicap Pipe Line Goodwill A llen Gerdes 4730 Maims - Sunday - 8-10 Public Node* it hereby Jessie Farris William A Rosendahl 110 General Telephone Co 7790 CO 15530 H.LP.S. Hubert Garth 6050 Northern Illinois General Tele Jo a .m . Weekdays except A m in accordance with Fashionaira Beauty Mitchell Roy 290 170 As a gesture of concern and Paul M G illett 3470 Gas Co 20880 G-5 No. 4 ] Wednesday and Saturday - CHATSWORTH METHODIST section 105 of the Revenue Shoppe 250 Norman K Runyon 2600 Carl B. Fox. pastor goodwill Crescent City, Fla., Geotis Grieder 4630 Peo Gas L ig ht 7:30 a .m Wednesday and Act that the following it a list Thomas FFeely 1500 John A Ruppel 740 No. 505 Thursday. Ju ly 2 is busy with Operation Viola Grosen bach 600 & Coke Co 125290 J W A rth u r 480 Saturday - 7:30 p.m. 9 a.m. - WSCS. of Paraonal Property Lowell Ressner 11060 Francis Sandoval 350 6 p.m - TOPS in lire chuich Boxcar, Ailing a freight car Edgar B Haab 10650 Phillips Pipe Jerome Benway Confections - Saturday - 4 Aamanaents of Chatsworth Karl W Fortna 3350 Vendell D Sanders 100 3840 basamanl. with goods for the stricken John A Haberkorn 110 Line Co 39720 Frank Bristle to 5 and 6 to 7 p.m Tbwnahip, in Livingston Frytz Tavern 2600 Edward Schmid D C 160 2760 # 4 4 Sunday. July S J Francis Haberkorn 7510 Shell Oil Co 35210 9 a.m - Church school. town oif Crescent City, OL Cbunty, Illinois, for the year Mrs Clara Game 1080 Dale M. S cott 700 Clarence Cornelius 320 10:15 a.m — Worship, demon Marvin F Henrichs 9900 Texaco-Gties Service 30490 This is a friendly, of 1970 as appears from the Lloyd Gillen 800 Sears, Roebuck & Falck Brothers 7620 GRACE EPISCOPAL subnet: "P o o r For Goto#." neighborly, charitable thing to Co 1210 Stephen Hitch 3660 Lois Blankenship 300 Henry Falck Est 1400 Wednesday assessment book of said year. Loren Gillett 200 CHURCH Sp.m — Choir practica do. I wonder what we have Earl Hoelscher 2450 Ed Faragher Est 1520 Claude P Freehill • * • Selma Quandt Thomas E Glen non 560 Ronald G Shafer 730 1100 Pontiac, Illinois done, we who sit here only 25 Supervisor of Assewments Charles Haberkorn 170 Floyd Sharp 4080 Homeshield Industries Thomas A Gerth 140 William L Hancock 2170 Sunday, Holy Communion, C H A R L O T T E M E T H O D IS T Inc 489270 Bertha G illett Est 480 Edward J. York, pastor miles away. Some have gone Haberkorn Furn Kenneth Sharp 420 J R Heien 4950 7:30 and 9 a.m Sunday. July 12 Leo Horn stein to gawk or tried to get near A Upholster 6790 Leon Sharp 130 2490 Alfred Hitch Sr 400 Dale Kemmer 6150 Church school, 10a.ro. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m UNIT NO. 1 Robert Hubly 6680 M Lucille Kiiey 200 * * * Gann Haron, stipL Lesson: enough to see the damage, but James Leo Haberkorn 310 Linda Shoemaker 1040 William Lee 760 "Creation: God's Handiwork.” 0 0 R C -2 Boyd Hummel 3320 Henry H Klehm 1290 other than that I doubt if wa Robert A Adams John H Haberkorn 130 George Sinks 390 David M onk 320 CALVARY BAPTIST Morning worship al 10:30 a.m have gone near or helped in Harley Snow 350 Vernon Hummel 9920 R H Koehler Farm Leland Netherton 4550 609 fa il Mapkr si.. with quasi mlntitar. Brian York. InsAgcy 1560 Louis Haberkorn 390 Chatsw orth Jolnl administrative council of any way. Inter Business Partnership 800 James Sanders 2530 A ftJT h p 2500 Richard Haberkorn 390 W P Sterrenbera 950 Sunday cnanollo-Emmanuai wUi maol at If there ware a catastrophe James A Stiles 750 Mach Corp 7970 Marion Lindquist 1000 Wayne Sargent 8000 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school. Charlotta church al 7:10 p m lor VNMam Arch 520 Richard A Haberkorn 230 quartarly rrwoting. in soma other Chatsworth, Milford C Irwin 3990 Mary Perkins 320 Charles Schade nursery. Andrew Ark 1150 Dale Hanna 520 Curtis Stoller 100 3070 Saturday. Juna 18 would we help? At the time of Wesley Klehm 12370 10:45 a.m. - Morning worship. Young adult picnic. 6:30 p.m 590 Audrie R Haskins 520 Robert E Stuckey 250 James M Shelton 4680 C E Kohler 560 A lb e rt J Wahls 9630 Junior Church, nursery. al tha Galan Harnas. tha Centennial an contacted 1320 Mardelle Hawthorne 650 Sam E Tauber 170 6:45 p.m. 1‘hurch training • • • John G Koehler 480 Chicap Pipe other towns by tba same Hattie A Morris Hicks Atomic Inc 14930 Alvin Tennant 450 hour. Baptist Teen Believers. ST. PAULS EVANGELICAL name. Wa heard from Durward G Thompson 5100 Robert B Koehler 3150 Line Co 13380 7:30 p.m. - Fvening gospel LUTHERAN 2370 Donald R Higgins 1930 6th A Walnut. Chatsworth Chatsworth, Calif., Durward G Thompson 2000 Ronald L Koerner 3620 Eastern III service. Joe Batts 1800 H iggin’s 5 & 10 Wednesday Rav. W. C. Burmalslar. Chatsworth, Ga., and Walter & Catherine Power Coop 3310 parlor Otis LeRoy Bargman 390 Store 3100 Edward W Todden 200 9:30 a.m. Ladies morning Chatsworth, N. J. 1 behave Kroeger 1380 PERSONAL PROPERTY General Tele Co. Sunday. July 12 LaRoy Bayston 530 Clifford Hill 360 Tom’s Shell Service 4190 Kelkm-ship Hour. Spacial maating Sanior Luthar there is a Chatsworth, Iowa, Floyd Kurtenhach 4300 ASSESSMENT LIST o f 111 1330 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Bible Laagua maating 6:30. Plan for 650 Hilltop Drive Inn 4500 William Walker 590 but wa received no Arthur G Walter 260 Robert F Kyburz 290 FOR TH E YEAR 1970 Peo pis Gas L ig ht study and prayer. July 19 lea craam social. 1330 Alfred S Hitch Sr 150 Wayne Squires, pastor Monday. July 13 communication from there. The Livingston of STATE OF ILLINOIS & Coke Co 47300 A L C M church man cookout at I Bergen 170 Donald Hobart 440 Walters Ford Sales 14500 • • • Wa may ask ourselves, if L E Wand & Chats In 17130 LIVINGSTON COUNTY SS Texaco-Cities Service 10150 R us dll Lindquist noma 6:30 p.m itt H Biasingim 100 LeRoy Horn stein 650 CHARLOTTE UNITED Wadnasday. July 15 this happened to our town, McGreal Bros 8770 Public Notice is hereby Esther Christie 1000 100 anniversary com ml llae Bob A Judy’s Tavern 2400 Frank D Hudson 5280 Mrs T A Murphy 1560 METHODIST CHURCH Geo A Miller 1850 given in accordance with maating at 8 p m. a l church. would we want people to help Henry Brans 260 Austin Hughes 150 Burnell G Watson 28380 Harold Kuntz 4530 Kdwird J. York. Pastor Gerald L Miller 10650 Section 103 of the Revenue G-5 Last Sunday. Juna 26, Rev. us7 Of course we woukL That Orman Brown 680 Edward Hurt 720 Clyde Wilson 330 KKIDAY. July .1 Her bar I Hannemann ol fair bury same railroad with those same Fae Myers 600 Act that the following is a list Un No. 3 f S p.m. Joint church shower al conducted devices. Leeon Carrico 280 Joseph L Johnson Jr 650 James A Wilson 1000 Dean Nussbaum 3100 o f Personal P ro p e rty No. 505 I'harlotfe church for Miss Karen Sunday. July 5 propane gas cars rumbles Chatsworth Plain dealer 100 Kaiser Agricultural Mabel Wilson 200 McNutt, fiancee of Dennis York. Rav. Harman Koaslar. Craecant Luella C Oliver 7700 Assessments of German villa through the middle of our Gtisens Bank Chems 11870 Agrico Chemical T ro y Eads 3000 S U N D A Y . Jul> 5 City, will conduct services. Elery Perkins 5260 Township, in Livingston Glady Holloway town, too, you know. "Am I of Chatsworth 42060 K & B Woodworking 1350 Co Div of 340 320 9 a.m. Morning worship with Roy Perkins 1450 County, Illinois, for the year 360 lloty Communion. Sermon: my brother's keeper?” Harold Clark 960 JC Kelly 12000 Central 111 Public General Tele Co E C Propes 2220 of 1970 as appears from the G-5 Un No 1 Discerning the lo rd s Body I Editor’ s Nose: Thera am a Oadl Claster 440 Howard E Kemnetz 760 ServCo 44100 10 a m. - Sunday school- <»aten CINDY MANS AGAIN Propes & Coombs 2440 assessment book o f said year. Chellis E Kessinger 530 General Telephone Co 26160 Ronald Durre 1140 Haren. supt. Lesson (irneio in Cindy Horni c kel tha aid of Clamant City Martin RClore 100 Selma Quandt Dale Kimmel 240 Northern Illinois Edward J Quinn 530 Clyde Hornickel 4590 Christian Perspective. participated in the Regional from Ctwtsworth and at Thos V Close 370 car load o f clothlna an Gas Co 25670 William Rebholz 930 Supervisor of Assessments Philip Hornickel 1470 7 p .m .- Y o u th fello w sh ip at Track meet at Normal High Eldon Cole 800 Kruegers Barber itanw w m sent tor tha Monica Ronna 1860 General Tele Co 180 the parsonage. A filmstrip on the Conibear Drag Store 9530 Shop 200 American States drug problem w ill hi* shown. school on Saturday with city's rg ildsnts to use.) The Coral Cup Francis P Kurtenhach 150 Ins Co 400 Orvall Ross 3700 F 13 UN No. 1 THURSDAY. July 9 contestants from 18 other Wayne Sargeant 14090 Charles Edwards 2860 9:30 a.m. - WSCS al I he church Restaurant 4000 Lady D E 300 General CasCo schools She won the 50 yard Dr. Mary D. Chambers Francis C Schade 1290 Lyle Kemnetz 5790 with hostess. Anna Mae f llinger. OSne Cor ban 210 William E Langhout 200 o f Wise 240 dash, bettering her previous Dr. Thomas M. McGuire L Clair Schade 950 C-2 Lesson. Alice Haren. roll call. Costello's Twn N M LaRochelle 4240 Hartford Fire M arilyn f dw ards record Dan Schlatter 3680 Un No 1 • • • A Ctry Mkt 4310 Clarence W Lee 110 Ins Co 1520 This win now entitles her to James E Schlatter 240 Roy Bachtold 7680 C H A T S W O R T H I IR S T H A M 1ST Francis J C ulkin 4600 Walter Lee 440 Home Ins Co 3560 compete in the State meet OPTOMETRISTS New York. Underwriters Augusta Schlemmer 3520 Sarah Danforth 1180 CHURCH. *th A A,h August 20 22 at Pekin V J Culkin 6870 Dwaine Lighty 100 D. H. Blakenrv. Tutor Hours Tuaaday 1 to 5 p.m. Ins 500 Ray Schlemmer 1490 Harold Dassow 2000 Culkin Memorial Frank L Livingston S80 SUNDAY, fuly S Cindy is also planning to Wadnasday 10 to 12 a m A Carl Sharp 6250 Albert Endres 8080 1950 Livingston Sales Westchester Fire 9 a.m .- Sunday school. participate in several AAU 1 ■ 5 p.m. Evenings by Roy Sleeth 1800 Charles Endres 2110 10 a.m - Communion service: Lloyd W Dehm Sr 1760 Colne 18130 Ins Co 540 meets with the appointment only. Gerald Ashman 440 Mrs Jennie Smith 950 John M Friedman 7880 children', church. Lyle Dehm 14650 Wm s Livingston 5640 WEDNESDAY Bloomington Normal track John Stadler 250 Fro be Bros 1000 Dennewitx Bros 10470 Loomis Hatchery Inc 3100 Mary Day 200 7: IS p.m - Trayrf and Hihle Gub. One is at Springfield Raymond Stadler 5280 Clarence Frofatsh 400 Homer R Diller 1280 Lowery Body Shop 2500 Florence Fairley 1420 study July 14 and another July 24 PHONE US-3712 Dale L Gerties 1940 Mrs Hiram Steidinger 480 Eugene G illett 3090 8t> m - Choir practice Howard R Diller Jr 1790 Ensil McDonald 1330 at Sterling. 421E. Leant SL-Chatmmrth Diller Tile Co Lee Maplethorpe 120 Glenn Barber Shop 150 Richard D Steidinger 7090 Harold Hornickel 8070 Phillis Miller 920 John Stork 3310 Neil Hornickel 9110 Inc 297990 MarrOilCo 3000 Vernon Stoutmeyer 400 Raymond C Martin 700 Wilma Reising 310 Gerald Hummel 570 GUARANTEED SAD Body Shop 940 James E Sutter 900 W D Irw in 2730 Dr Theodore F Mauger 2380 James E Trunk 900 Donald Meyers 540 Shafer Agency 200 Harlan Kahle 10820 Kenneth R Tucker 1390 WATCH Rfftlt Robert M Mil stead 300 Jacob Scher 570 Francis Kemnetz 4310 Lorance Ulitzsch 960 U N Z IC K E R 'S J E W E L R Y Thomas Mootz 450 Larry V Stemke 930 R V McGreal 2720 Warren Ulitzsch 1740 Milton Mullens 610 Lawrence E Unfried 540 Bernice Montalva 560 ANNOUNCING!! FOR RETT, IL L Samuel A Waller 2580 U n it 1 C 2 John A Ruppel 1080 Carl Aberle 720 Richard Karl Weller 880 George Sutter 1100 Douses Aberle 3390 Ivan Williams 720 Joseph Sutter 3660 Harold Aberle 7350 Joseph F Wittier 590 A nton Wetter 7150 A lice B Woolsey ALL Wm Aberle 4820 Chicap Pipe PASSBOOK Harvey Bargman 2700 No5A 680 Line Co 34340 \ i ; \ v Gerald Bayston 1510 Catherine B Woolsey Eastern 111 No 6A 720 Power Coop 5060 General Telephone Co 1060 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co 16160 Phillips Pipeline Co 2610 Texaco Cities Service 9660 w a D AVAILABLE Clair Koehler 480 F 13 Un No 2 Clara Game 480 Any Amount Maynard Game 320 Harold Lynch 6000 Tom Lynch 950 Albert Sanders 4910 No Minimum Chicap Pipe Line Co 26320 Eastern 111 Power Coop 1400 Phillips Pipeline Co 3540 INTEREST PAID * C-2 On No. 2 Leonard Fairley 4090 Mrs Irene Hodgson 1400 OR COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY . Elizabeth M Kemnetz 2400 Lester Kemnetz 7910 Willis Maurer 8710 Dec. 1, March 1, June 1 and Sept. 1 Christian Metz 9700 Joe Schiffgens 2430 Chicap Pipe Line Co 15790 Deposits Made By The 1 0 th Of Each Now you can wipe out insects as you IQuarter Earn From The First. fertilize your lawn

All you do is spread Scotts c o p l p u s on The HAWTHORNE • B2002J Paid on 12 Month Gracafully slim, culled in skillfully your lawn. It dears out a varictv of lawn defined recianguldi liras £iqu'S>te insects at the same time it full-fcrtilizc\ sour molded cabmel in Oark Blown wt|h Certificates of Deposit Tan coloi Deluxe Video Range lawn to greener beauty. Gets rid of c\en the Tuning Svslem Monopole An­ toughies like sod webworms. chinchbugv tenna Cabmel si/e 16V high m 22V wide 13Y deep ants and beetle grubs. $2,000 MINIMUM D j u i m I h u ! I w m r t »itw« 88 Results are amazing — as insects disappear Soffclrw n »n< cIk u t 1 2 8 your fertilized grass grows greener, thicker, 6 Month or 12 Month sturdier. So if you'd like to make insects stop SUPER FEATURES: where yo u r lawn begins, spread dual-action The Ztauk H*«<- • Custom "Perme-Set* VHF crthH ireSitm •( Pine Tuning c o p e p l u s . This weekend would be fine. M iln r n n m TV l i l t . • S-Stege IF Amplifier • Automatic "Fringo-Lock" yaMtf tfnalias <•- 5,000 sq ft bag (2 0 lbs) 6.95 NO MINIMUM g iM a k iliif. fewer C ircuit Mivict rfaklaaii. • 4" Round Front Mounted Legion Speedway u re il al rtaai it r»a*. ptet-M-gUc* eWiiiir. • "Sated Seem "Sound System SATURDAY . Ju ly 4 f 1970 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Tim# Trials 7 :* -4 t# clfif •:*> Q IIIW ymmr u The LIVINGSTON of i k r FREE OF CULLOM ( t y g llt m CHATSWORTH Inc. Wm Plastic Pond Born Of The Centennial Surplus. . ♦ Chatsworth Dedicates Swim, Recreation Area

A PANORAMIC VIEW of ttie CAPS Day crowd around the speakers' platform Sunday at the Grand Opening ceremonies of the lake.

A large crowd attended the this was a great day for grand opening ceremonies Chatsworth and that love and Sunday at the Chatsworth Plaindealer Photos forward thinking should go Area Planning Society into the making of CAPS recreation center. Park, as there is in making a Dedication ceremonies were by house a home. opened with a proclamation Mayor Askew presented a read by Mayor A. D Askew letter of thanks to the CAPS proclaiming Sunday CAPS Pat Haskins. for their addition to the Day and designating the last community and Sunday of June in years to Representative Car) Hunsicker come as CAPS Day. spoke, telling hoW proud he Charles Culkin presented was o f the e ffo rts made in the American Legion with a Chatsworth. Superintendent United States Flag to be raised Robert Stuckey also spoke. on the newly erected flag The invocation for the day pole, while the High school was given by Rev. Wayne band played the Star Spangled Squires. Banner The board of directors for James Kessinger. CAPS the three years of CAPS president, welcomed the existence was presented audience and acted as master Many of the organizations o f ceremonies. of the community were John D Foskett, chairman recognized to say a few words of the board of Nichols of congratulations JAMES KESSINGER president of CAPS welcomes everyone to the Homeshield Inc., and a former The speakers were followed opening festivities. Seated on the platform are John Foskett, Carl Hunsicker, Chatsworth resident, told the with the ribbon cutting Reuben Metz, Mayor of Forrest; Harol Gullett, first CAPS president and audience of his thrill at seeing ceremony making the opening Mayor A. D. Askew. the work accomplished to of CAPS Lake official by bring about the lake project Charles Culkin, past president and children walking along in o f CAPS. their bathing suits on the way He called upon Burnell to an afternoons fun at the Watson and James D ille r to CUTTING THE RIBBON at CAPS lake is Burnell Watson. Charles Culkin lake TIM DILLER was not assist him. In calling on them and James Diller. Lake manager Ken Kurtenbach is in the crowd watching at He felt that Chatsworth was going to miss Sunday's he to ld the audience th at the the right with the whistle around his neck. ahead of the game in trying to activities even if he did lake could not have been improve themselves and their have his appendix out completed at this time if it quality of life He hoped that weren’t for the efforts of Chatsworth would think of earlier in the week. He these tw o men. CAPS Park as an o p p o rtu n ity made it in a wheel-chair. A swim suit parade was to build a better town for held for both he young ladies themselves and their and gentlemen o f ages 2 to 6. youngsters. In thinking of the Later in the afternoon a future he hoped that water demonstration in life consideration would be given saving ms put on by the life to 5, IS, and SO years in the guards and those participating future. He told of a recent in the life saving class earlier visit to Los Angeles and their Chatsworth Plaindealer this year. civic center and how he July 2. 1970 Refreshments were served couldn't help but relate it to Page Five in the Bam for about 500. Chatsworth a n d the There were many floral possibilities that could come arrangements to add to the about. celebration. MAYOR A. D. ASKEW presents CAPS President James Kessinger with the He told the audience that official proclamation designating Sunday as CAPS Day. To the right of them on the platform are Charles Culkin, Robert Stuckey and Rev. Wayne Squires.

THE YOUNGEST person to attend the CAPS grand opening is Debbie Kessinger, 10 day old daughter of the Jim Kessingers. She is enjoying a piece of the red and white ribbon that was used in the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

BATHING BEAUTIES of an older age are sunning themselves Sunday afternoon lakeside at CAPS. They are engaged in conversation with a couple of young men. THESE A M ER IC A N BEAUTIES and muscle men paraded in front of the lake Sunday during the grand opening ceremonies.

LEGIONNAIRES STEVEN HERR. C. L. Orfmanand.firne*Mauritzen rate SOMEONE SUGGESTED it was customary to the American flag during opening ceremonies at the CAPS grand opening. The throw the president In the lake opening day and this W o T c ote guard co q u e t* the flag c^ m onte Hkklen are Commander group tried to oblige. Kessinger promised if they let YOUNGSTERS ARE packed at the gate waiting to get in to wvim at the Noble Pearson and Millard Maxsoa Gerry Haberkom, Ervin Moranville and him go home and change clothes he would return lake Sunday following opening ceremonies. v# % Wm. Rebhoiz era pictured here. and than they could throw Mm in and ha did. The Town That Disappeared

Crescent City is a town that whistling a tune at his woik simply isn't there any more. Our neighboring town is a Streets are marked everywhere plucky little village witii t.ie w ith no parking signs and you spirit to pick up the pieces / f i t have to keep moving, but you and go on after June 21's can take a quick look on both holocaust. sides as you pass through on Route 24. On the T P and W tracks Don’t Miss Chatsworth’s Big workmen are busy picking up railroad debris Bui! dozers, School Fund Carnival And July 4th Celebration! state trucks and others are VINCE’S ewwwjwwwweM wnsweswwsww ssswsssisssssMwssweies* working on what was the business section of town A Passes $1,400 We will be OPEN SATURDAY 8 - 5 garage stands n orth o f the At the preceding report the highway with the remains of school fund has reached cars and trucks burned $1,290 Since then $25 54 Open Sunday Morning From 9-1 beyond repair Trees are interest was added, plus $15 seared for blocks around. from the school pupils and MR. & MRS. TOM EMLING Dead trees are being cut down personnel in the little red Monday, Tuesday 8 - 8 and hauled away, along with bank. and an individaul other rubble. The governor donation of $50 was correct when he said it After expenses were paid Wednesday through Friday 8 -9 Nancy Kyburz - Tom resembled a bo mbed out on the "Wreck" book income village A few buildings that rrom this source is being eaeeeaeeeeee— eeeeeeeeeeepeeeae—— I were near the blast stand with deposited in the school house- Emling W ed Saturday windows out curtains account To date $37 has been flapping added making a present total Miss Nancy Lynn Kyburz Miss Pat Munro, Kankakee, A huge section of metal of $1417 54 as of July 1 of Chatsworth became the and Sue Kyburz, Chatsworth, tank blocks one of the side ■'Wreck'' books are to be SUNBEAMS bride of Thomas Emling of a cousin of the bride They streets Farther down the fo r sale on Main street July Herscher on Saturday, June were dressed identically to the street at the high school, a Fourth for anyone who 27, 1970, in an afternoon maid of honor with the m obile post o ffice has been missed getting one or needs an ceremony in St. John’s exception of the colors, which set up for business and over it extra Twenty five books were Buns Catholic church at Cullom. were pink and yellow. the flag bravely flies in the delivered to the Iroquois ^ ^ m “ ilk M r. and Mrs. Frank Kyburz Mike Emling. Kankakee, breeze, in defiance o f the 8 9 i Historical Museum in Watseka o f Chatsworth and Mrs. brother of the bridegroom, destruction all about on Monday fo r resale Genevieve Leisman and the was best man Groomsmen There was the noise of late Lawrence Emling of were Don Murphy. Cabery, hammering of metal, much Chatsworth Plaindealer Herscher are parents of the brother-in law o f the like a blacksmith shop, and couple. bride^oom, and Marvin the sound of carpenters July 2. 1970 Officiating at the double Lambert. Herscher pounding Someone was even Page Six OSCAR MAYER | - | g | | | ring ceremony were Rev Ushers were David Kyburz, Patrick Brennen of Cullom Springfield, brother of the 3 LB* and Rev. Carl B. Fox of bride, Dean Kyburz. cousin of Chatsworth. Mrs. Elma the bride. Paul Saffer of LEAN- T rin kle was the organist and Herscher and Kenneth Emling Mrs. John Friedman was the of Kankakee Hurrah For The soloist. Greg and Jeff Kyburz. NO FAT The bride, given in marriage Springfield, nephews of the by her father, chose a gown of bride, were ring bearers white bridal satin with an A reception was held at the empire waistline, A line skirt, Chatsworth United Methodist Fourth Of July inverted front panel, scoop Education building Those By H. L. P. S. neckline and long pointed assisting at the reception were FRESH sleeves. The neckline, fro n t Mrs. David Kyburz, where we arrived in about one waist and bodice were Springfield. Mrs. Robert In L J. H aberkorn’s hour. HOMEMADE PORK appliqued with lace Kyburz, Chatsworth. and Mrs. History of Chatsworth he "We find the dance medallions, embedded with Roy Harms. Piper C ity Miss described a Fourth that he platform and refreshment tin y seed pearls. Kathy Billingsley of remembered in^’ 871. nearly stand all up and in good Her full-length cathedral Chatsworth registered the 100 years aqo shape, several rope swings had Sausage train and sleeves were sheer guests. "These were the days when been put up on large trees fo r crystal organza and the train For their wedding trip to we celebrated our national the amusement of the kids was also edged with the same St Louis the bride chose a holiday as 1 think it should be turquoise diamond k n it dress and everybody was ready for a lace medallions and pearls. celebrated. We celebrated with w ith a sheer scarf and white good time The band played The bride's veil was patriotism, and not with the SUNBEAM bouffant with full-length sweetheart buttons They will and the German singverein thought in mind, 'How much over-train. The headpiece reside at 313 Maple in sang several numbers, then the money can I make this day7' featured organza roses and Herscher following then orchestra commenced to play SANDWICH "A subscription had been lace leaves set -n crystals She wedding trip. and all who wished could taken up to pay all expenses carried a bouquet of yellow The bride is a Chatsworth dance to their satisfaction Salutes were fired at sunup, roses, mums and daisies. High school graduate and a A fte r some tim e, a ll sat down flags were waving and the Miss Floral Kyburz, graduate of Bradley Beauty to a fine dinner and don't Bread band came on Main street and Chatsworth, sister of the school. She is now owner and forget those kids at the swings FRESH GROUND began playing p a trio tic music bride, served as maid o f operator of the Fashionaire they are having a great time honor. Her turquoise crystal Beauty salon in Chatsworth and everybody was ready for As evening approached, all the ipeat day. organza gown was underlined The bridegroom is a drove back home very much "Lunch baskets were all full with self-color satin and Herscher High school graduate pleased with the way we had Beef of good things to eat and a spent our national holiday ” featured an empire waist. and is employed by the That was Mr Haberkorn's A-line skirt with a brush train N atural Gas Pipeline at load of lumber was ready with recollection of a Fourth of Large bows and streamers Herscher which to build a dance closed the back o f the dress platform, another wagon with July. He doesn’t mention lumber for a stand, cases of firecrackers, and other forms The bishop sleeves were sheer w e - e e - e e — — of fireworks, which every kid with satin band closings Her pop. lemons, sugar, kegs o f beer, and ice were on the way with any money purchased, four-tier bouffant veil was 4-Hers Work to Oliver 's Grove nor does he mention the hour attached to a satin bow or so long p a trio tic speeches, CALIFORNIA She carried a nosegay o f w sssswsssssw w w sswwe On Projects shouted without benefit of a w hite mums, yellow roses, "Tw o marshals on public address system Perhaps stephanotis and baby's breath The Chatsworth Lucky horseback and wearing red these were o f a later date Serving as bridesmaids were Four Leaf 4 H club met last sashes were getting the CHICKEN j » A j Wednesday at the home of procession formed, with the EO SCHMID. D. C. Peaches their leader. Mrs Tom Chatsworth band in a wagon Palmer ^aduate - Full LADY DE Edwards prepared for the purpose in spine OFFICE HOURS: Week BEAUTY SHOP Demonstrations were given the lead After the band came days 9-12 and 1-5; Mon , Wed. Breasts by Vicki Hoelscher, Peanut 40 to 50 wagons nicely and Fri evenings 7-9 11 Butter Kisses and Jean Gerdes. decorated with flags and filled North 6th St. Phone CHATSWORTH, ILL Kinds of Fasteners with both young and old. and 6353162. First Door East Of A talk, Good Manners, was drawn by horses or mules Our CHATSWORTH, ILL given by Susan Fortenberry business houses were closed lb Coral Cup Open Tuesday Margie Heminover and Jean for the day Everything ready, Thru Satuday Gerdes served the the marshals gave the order 'HEALTH HINTS' r ^ " . - : * * FOR APPOINTMENT refreshments. There were nine "Forward march." the band PHONE 635 3108 members present and some of started playing and with all the girls worked on their 4 H the kids yelling we were on WAGNER’S ORANGE' * OOROTHY GILLETT projects after the meeting our way for Oliver's Grove. Orange Juice A

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FAIRBURYS LEGION SPEEDW AY continues to provide lively action each Saturday night. Here's a spinout and resultant head on collision, at right, during last Saturday night's stock car feature.

Staff Photo by Dave Roberts.

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Wargo, 69, Cornell, Dwight, failure to reduce failed to yield turning left, speed to avoid accident, $15 Report Cards For Ben efits Women To $15 (State). To Livingston County (Dwight). You may feel that report you are given instructions on Nancy L. Kyburs, 21, Wilde E. Crow, 45, cards are just for students, but all the events that you are Chatsworth, speeding, $12 Manville, speeding, $17 of a tw this isn’t true for the 25 required to report to the County will MAGISTRATE DIVISION Colfax, illegal possession of (State). (State). Meet July 9 propain to include a study of million parsons receiving Social S e c u rity 114,000 as its O rn of Joyce Vogt, 16, Odell, liquor as a minor, $100 Zelman McBride, 21, county physical GENERAL DIVISION social security benefits each Administration. A meeting of the Livingston an SMS. SOS «nnt to nUnou found not guilty at a bench (Sheriff's Dept.). Pontiac. At a bench trial held R. Burnell Phillips. Judgs characteristics, land use, month. To make it aatiar for you to County Republican Women's ante tbs Fsdsnl 701 trial on Monday afternoon in Marshall D. Fosdick, 21. in Mapstrate division before JURY T R IA L housing, public facilities, When you file for benefits furnish these reports, you are dub will be held at 7:30 p.m. Comprskansiva Planning Magistrate division before Fairbury, illegri possession of Judge Wilton Erlenborn, the highways and roads. The jury found in favor of Thursday, July 9, in the rio g n m . L lo yd E. G utel o f a charge o f liquor, $100 (Sheriff's Dept ). charge o f leaving the scene o f given praadtkessed, postage Work on the program will the plaintiff, Charles Twing of Presbyterian church basement, Ttm «pants an disbursed by criminal damage to property. Gary S. Barnard, 18. fatal accident was dismissed Peoria, and against the paid. Report Cards to ust to be dona by Kenneth Schelie & Pontiac. tha U.S. Department of Miss Vogt was defended by Pontiac, disobeyed stop sign, against the defendant. Judge defendant, Penelope Go mien Bush and Clifford N. Hoffman notify them of changes Assoc., a planning consultant. $10, and speeding. $10 A short business matting Housing and Urban John Knuppel of Petersburg Erlenborn ruled that the o f D w ight, and assessed of Dwight; Earl E. Dixon of affecting your payments. (State). will be bald, induding a report Dsnlopaasnt on application and Thomas W Ewing, People failed to introduce damages in the sum of $1,500 Flanagan; Betty Benway, Changes that everyone Ivan L. Adams, 19, Chenoa, by Ann Coleman on tha itata by tha local and regional assistant state’s attorney, evidence that defendant sms in a trial in General division of Strawn; Howard A. Kendrick, receiving social security illegal mufflers, $10 (State). convention. ■ g * through tha Illinois County May prosecuted. involved in an accident which Circuit Court June 19, which Pontiac; and Gene Carlson of should re p o rt; such as a Dspartaaont of Local Samuel E. Lynch, 41, Dennis P. Burroughs, 25, resulted in the injury to or lasted one day. F airbury. different address, going An Americanism report by Fairbury, no valid registration, Goasnunsnt Affairs, Robert J. Flanagen, no electric signal death o f any person beyond a The jury reached its verdict Mark Dawson, 18. Pontiac, outsids of the United States, Mrs. Beverly Funk and a $10 (Fairbury). legislation report by Mrs. Tom Lahnhausan, depart mant Bond Sales device, $15 (State). reasonable d ou bt John G. at 8 25 p m after deliberating appeared in General Division and bepnning and stopping director, aid today. Terry L. Legns, 22, Dennis P Burroughs. 25, Satter Jr . state’s attorney, approximately 4K hours. The of Circuit Court June 23 w ork. Gunther still alio be given. Lahnhausan explained that Chenoa. failure to reduce Fairbury. charge of operator's prosecuted for the People and case involved an auto accident before Judge Walter A. Yoder Women receiving wife's or Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis license not on person the grants an to assist local $53,843 speed to avoid accident, $15 McBride was represented by which occurred on Feb. 23, of Bloomington and pleaded widows benefits should report of the Pontiac Greenhouse coaamunities and regions in (Pontiac). dismissed upon valid license Fellheimer & Fellheimer. 1967. on Rt 17. about 10 guilty to a charge of illegal changes in marital status. still present a pro-am on Those persons receiving plaani for future Livingston county residents Gene Redmen, 16, Streator, being produced (Pontiac). McBride was arrested by the miles west of Dwight. The possession o f a narcotic drug flower arrangements. Bill E. Hodge. 36. Chenoa, development. purchased a total of $53,843 speeding $50 (Sheriff's Illinois State Police on Oct. plaintiff was represented by and changed his plea to guilty benefits for children should Refreshments still be served report when the children leave The Livingston County in series E and H bonds and Dept ). speeding, $13 (State). 25, 1969, and had earlier Gary Clark of Peoria and the on a charge of burglary. He folk)sting the meeting. Tha their care, get married, or application, by the county's Freedom Shares in May Claude R. Murphy, 70, Larry E. Mitchell, 32, plead not guilty and defendant was represented by requested to be released on public is invited. adopted, and change school regional planning commission, according to H. E. Cornell, failure to yield at Lexington, speeding, $45 ( demanded jury trial Jury trial James Wollrab of the law firm probation on both charges and attendance after age 18. was for $14,000, to which Vegelsinger, Pontiac, county stop and yield intersection, Pontiac) was waived and a bench trial of Costigan & Wollrab of his case was referred to These reports should be $8,180 of local hinds will be chairman o f the savings bonds $10 (State). Gary E. Shipley. 28. was scheduled. Bloomington. Members of the George W. P otter, probation added. com m ittee. Cloyd H. Lambert. 50. Chatsworth, speeding, $20 Bessie Y. H use man, 80. jury were Dale D. Dungan, officer, for investigation and sent through your local social security office. If you need idea any more than I'd Tha $22,180 is for tha first Sales in the state of Illinois Pontiac, driving while (State). Pontiac, disobeyed stop sign, foreman, Marilyn M. Rhodes continued for hearing. The one of these report cards, ridicule Santa Claus or the intoxicated, $200 (State). Patrick W. M ills, 16. $10 (State). and Harry E. Rice, all of charge of illegal possession of contact social security right Easter Bunny-for few Wayne L. Schmidtgall, 17, Ancona, speeding, $10 Emilie Hoover, Chatsworth, Pontiac, Leona M. Barnard, a narcotic drug resulted from away. individuals dots love come as OBNOXIOUS Fairbury, illegal possession of (State). Battery, $25 (County). Rose K. Bergen and Allen E. an incident May 18, 1969, in liquor as a minor, $100 Ralph E. Fugett, 23, Long a shining knight on a white M ichael W. Morrissey, 18, Diller, all of Chatsworth, Joan Pontiac when ' . was charged charger." WEEDS (Sheriff's Dept ). Point, illegal muffler, $10 w ith possession o f less than Pontiac, speeding, $16 (State). M. Churney and Joseph COUNTY 4-H 'a rs Evelyn Millis Duvall, family and WILD Danny R. Hetherington, 16. (State). David L. Roberts. 18, Carpenter of Streator; Joanna 2K grams of narcotic drug, KILL Fairbury, illegal possession of Steven L. Lanning, 16, ATTEND STATE 4-N WEEK life consultant, author and Fairbury. illegal possession of Ruth Delaney of Forrest; cannabis, or commonly educator, Sarasota, Fla., sees MASSES liquor as a minor, $100 Pontiac, too fast for liquor, $100 (Forrest). Muriel J. Dawson of Chenoa; known as marijuana. He was Lucky 13 Livingston (Sheriff’s Dept). conditions. $10 (Pontiac). 4-H’ers took part in tha 1970 another keynote speaker for Am a few ugly dumps of w e d Charles A. Thomas. 17, Margaret J Cazel of Dwight; charged with burglary in the the 1970 Sute 4-H Week on Kenneth W. Huskisson, 17, Donald W. B radford, 23, Fairbury, illegal possession of June 29, 1969, break-in at the State 4-H Week propam on between you and a beautiful lawn? and Betty Ben way of Strawn. the U. of I. campus, recently. Chenoa, illegal transportation liquor, $100(Forrest). the University of Illinois Now there is a ready to-use weed GENERAL DIVISION Pontiac Ice & Fuel Co A Mrs. Duvall toM the nearly of liquor, $100, and violation Lucille J. Fogarty, 74, campus, June 16-19. Walter A Yoder. Judge second charge of illegal 1,000 4-H teens that for most and grass killer • NO MIXING of probation, 6 months in Dwight, failure to reduce Evonne J. Hammett Love possession or control of a The 4-H ’ers were Pam Haag, people, friends and loves are NECESSARY - that comes with a Vandalia (County). speed to avoid accident, $15 of Lansing, Mich., was narcotic drug was dismissed Saunemin; Sandy Edwards, were $26,599,750 in May Jay L. Gad berry, 34, (D w ight). awarded $8,000 for injuries Pontiac; Margo Digal. found close to home. In fact, handy applicator. Just sprinkle on which is 10.8 percent above o n motion of state's Fairbury, no valia fety test, Harry D. Keister, 18, and Vernon L. Hammett of attorney. He is free on bond Saunemin. Arlene Viaering, studies show that most tend the undesirable weeds and grasses last year's total for the month $10 (State). to choose mates who live Pontiac, failed to yield at stop East St. Louis was awarded Charges of reckless driving, Flanagan; Debbie Mullen, for a fast, effective removal without according to Clarence S. Lawrence J. Glea; 7, within 10 miles of their home. intersection, $15 (State). $1,250 for damage to his car illegal possession o f fireworks, Flanagan; LuAnn Rich, Sochowski, North Central P o n tia c, speeding “It's the social skills that sterilizing the soil. Reseed in ONLY Larry L. McCaw, 27, in a jury tria> which lasted two public drunkenness and Flanagan; Chris Barge, market director, U. S. savings (Pontiac). Manville; Cheryl Weils, young people develop as TWO WEEKS. bonds division. The Illinois ’.empton, disobeyed stop days in General division of disorderly conduct were Diane K. Schieler, 22 jn, $10 (Saunemin). Circuit Court June 23 and 24. Manville; Kathy Metze, Long teenagers-the ability to be total represents 6.9 percent of dismissed on motion o f state's F airbury, speeding. $20 Eugene Huling, 25, Odell, The jury retired at 3:20 p.m. Point; Kathy Cramer, competent and confidant in You can find FERTILOME WEED and WILD national ales which were attorney in Magistrate division (State). battery, $25 (Sheriff’s Dept.). June 24 and returned with the Saunemin; Scott Hillman, atuations that involve other GRASS KILLER exdusively at tha $385,000,000. The sharp of Circuit Court. Judge Lloyd Steven H. Legner, 19, Loren H. Wester hold, 18, verdict at 5:10 p.m., Judge Flanagan; Eric Patchett, people-that count. " Mrs. increase reflects results of E. G utel, presiding. Pontiac, speeding, $10 (State). Walter A. Yoder of Campus; Brian Naretto, Duvall said. "Boy friends and payroll savings campaigns in Streator, unlaw ful use o f GENERAL DIVISION Carl Sabino, 55, Streator, Bloomington presiding. Campus. girls friends are a vary real and business and industrial firms R. Burnell Phillips, Judge FONTIAC SEED HOUSE aggravated assault, $50 The case arose o u t o f an R uth Hen sen, Livingston necessary part of ovary which are bieng held in the Danny M. H ill, 21, on leave 421W. MADISON PONTIAC (S h e riff's Dept ). auto accident on U.S. 66, two County Assistant Extension teenager's life." first half o f this year. fro m the U.S. Arm y (fo rm e rly Jesse Carter J r , 18, D w ight, miles south of Odell on July Bloomington), appeared in Adviser, says the four-day Despite the general 17, 1960. Marilyn Sneider and General Division of Circuit propam featured top speakers impression that all teenagers Warranty Donald Sneider of Chicago, Court June 25 and seas and discussions on many of are dating all tha time, Mrs. the defendants, were in one panted probation for three the topics o f interest to young Duvall pointed out, it’s not Deeds auto and the Hammetts were years on a charge of illegal people today. true for many young people. in the second car, when the possession o f a narcotic drug Karl E. Gardner, Assistant “Those who dream tha Dale R. Albee and wife, accident occurred. The case At an earlier court appearance dean and director of resident peatest dreams-have the joint tenants tosJohn Huettee had been tried in December, he had pleaded guilty to the instruction, U. of I. College of furthest goals-are usually tha and wife, joint tenants, part 1967, and the verdict returned charge Hill was arrested Agriculture, spoke at the last to get deeply involved in SWK SEA section 34 27 6 was in favor of the plaintiffs January 29 by the Sute Police opening session Gardner told boy-prl relations.” She added that high school Where Your Money Aaron Steidinger and wife in the amount of $25,000. Dept. the 4-H'ers that "One trouble Harley D. Gulley, 20. with American is. that a-lot-of marriagsd fail seven times for to Lloyd Carl Boragasser, Jr. Kenneth L. Strong, attorney frequently than and wife, joint tenants,part Dwight, and John Edwards, people th in k we ought to be for the defendant, filed a between people who SWA NEK section 3-264. motion for a new trial, and 18, Emington, arrested June 6 going ‘tomewhere'-but they don’t really know where over 20 when they married. EARNS MORE Linda Hanna Sheeley and the motion m i overruled as by Dsright Police Dept, and husband, joint tenants to to liability. However, the Sheriff's Dept, on a charge of 'somewhere' is ." Two Livingston County Linda Hanna Shelley and motion for a new trial was illegal possession o f a narcotic Gardner reminded the 4-H 4-H'ars helped with the Harry Norris Sheeley, tenants cvanted for damages. Alonzo drug, appeared in General delegates that "Truth, lessons. Pam Haag from in com, WK EK NWK section Wm Clay, attorney for the Division o f Circuit Court June reliability, integrity, Saunemin served as Junior responsibility and courtesy 11-26-8, NK NEK section Hammetts, filed a motion for 25 and pleaded guilty to the Dormitory Supervisor, and 10-28-8; SK of lots 5, 6. & 7. leave to appeal, which the charge and requested to be still have a place in our Sandy Edwards, Pontiac, was block 24, Chatsworth. Appellate Court denied Clay released on probation Their so cie ty." a group leader for the 410,00° - Allie M. Lambetton to then asked for a substitution case was referred to George W. "While I don't ridicule the Consumer Games. Gerhardt L. Dohman and of judge. Members of the jury Potter, probation officer, for wife, joint tenants, lot 4 & W. were Allen E Diller, foreman, investigation and continued 2 foot lot 3. block 41, Leona M. Barnard, Helen for hearing to July 2 at 10 SUPPLEMENT TO; The Fairbury Blade, The Forrest Chatsworth. D rilling and Phyllis A. Cor ban, a m. G ulley is being held in News. The Chatsworth Plaindealer, The Cullom all of Chatsworth; Muriel J. Livingston county jail in lieu Patricia L Collins, to Verne Chronicle. I Johnston, lots 7 & 8, block Dawson of Chenoa; Kathleen of bond. Edwards is free on mo,e THURSDAY, JULY 2-3.1970 Page Two $ 5 , 0 0 0 o < 1, Saunemin. M. McCabe of Odell; Carol F. bond. tO *1*

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A ll Penny Accounts Insured Candy Up To $20,000 PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS ALL ACCOUNTS PAID OR COIMPOUNDED Q UARTERLY When you satisfy your family's sweet tooth elec­ trically, it costs only about a penny to cook up a plate of fudge. It's another example of the many good things electricity is doing for you in the etectrk) 70s ...at a truly bargain price. In fact, the average unit price our customers pay for electric service today is the lowest in the 58-year history of CIPS. FAIRBURY How sweet it is! FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS’N CEN TRAL ILLINOIS PU BLIC SERVICE COM PANY Fairbury, Illinois this y U of I Agronomy Report Durreid U. of L « DuKMbi Northern Mfaois fa g e t a it ia n practically no field work was a M S S M & M S i Mostly Quiet done. In fact, many farmers got in only a couple of hour* IBfaofa had 168,100 C m of field work, Saturday t h e eew eiTcuw ieo 12 X 60 1969 American BUY YOUR Furniture and STORAGE OR Warehouse morning, June 20. before l^ S L y Jto |s?eoo Mobile home. Excellent appliances at Walton’s in space. Phone 692-2419, week-end rains started condition. Contact Dennis Pair bury. We trade, lowest Fairbury. On Farm Front Northern Illinois farmers SUPERMARKET Kegel, Forrest 657-8525. prices, easy terms. c 6 1 8 tf still have soybeans to plant, continued and jiMi c72-79 EDITOR'S NOTE: Tlw U. ot I. T. Joe Faggetti. Fayette corn to cultivate and 1,000 acne or aura fa grata ONE AND 2 bedroom mobile Agronomy Report i i a service county Extension adviser, stdedress, and hay to harvest ara "not at all uaoommoa” fa from tha Office of Agricultural 1954 FORD V-& Also 23" LAWN MOWER Sales and homes for rent. Ph. 692-3761. reports that north of Mt. And the corn is getting big Illinois today, Holcomb c64 tf Communication! to grva farmers console black and white repair, Toby’s Sinclair, and agribuaneamen a batter idea Vernon the “crop situation is enough that it's going to be noted. Ha also cited a rapid Btadt' Th# Fon« Zenith television. 657-8735, Fonest. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Newly of crap conditions Wroupiout A t serious." hard to get in to sidedrem increase in the investment and O iro n ic J h Ch*tw* >rth p|«ind8«ler. The Cullom Forrest redecorated. Call 692-3526. tu ts. Wa also attempt to gwa "We have a lot of soybeans with nitrogen and cultivate. managerial requirements fa c57-tf non-farm readers insight into die C72-79 Elmer Meints. far mar’i problems a not planted, large acreages o f "Weeds are becoming a real commercial apfaultun. THURSDAY, JULY 2-3,1070 Page Three SCHROF’S SERVI CENTER c62S-tf them of research in corn of questionable quality, problem” Mulvaney adds. Some 60 percent a t Hlfaofa (DOD USED 2-bedroom - Complete farm, fleet and help sotea tha probieme. Tha and tremendous wet-weather And he's not sure what farmland b tenant operated, CHECK IF WE HAVE Ife raport w ill ba a weakly sarvica farmers w ill do with an even higher 1.1 II j m R eaim mobile home on 50’ x 65’ lot. pawengw tire service. Phone herbicide problems," Faggetti Price $2000. Phone 657-8301. apart mebt open that would throughout tha crop season. sums up the situation. About the only bright spot percentage than that in tha 657-8292 Forrest. suit your needs, Ray Steffen, LOCAL CASH NATES *72 72 cl024-tf The effects of crop The wet weather has caused on the northern Illinois crop central Illinois cash-pain area. jy y * 1* IU a 10c nth —mum* wort. Forrest, 657-8196. problems caused by wet two problems with herbicides. picture this season is the Holcomb mid this rituatioa TH«weArr«Ni s i.m m m ^ t* mcd sranum« wore. 1952 DODGE: Three-quarter c814-tf fMust to EfiRVi coRUcvtlvtly to rtN at tto tkm of orlilfiM oftor.) L E T US help "Keep weather still remain. But with Some herbicide bum of absence of serious insect has resulted in pnatar demand DEADLINE -1 p.m.. TuMdayi. BLIND ADS: *2 oalra ton truck. Good condition. Americans Clean” come in 5 ROOM UPSTAIRS much of the com laid by and soybeans is occurring, and problems. Mulvaney says he's for the services a t profesrionel Call after 5. Harry Bryant and me us for quality dry apartment. 109 W Oak soybean planting nearly aerial application o f herbicides surprised that there’s so little farm managm. Soma work * • Chirps. on Open Account. • 657-8716, Forrest. cleaning. People’s Cleaners. Phone 692-2809, Fairbury complete, Illinois farmers are to com is causing problems as insect damage. Except for a independently and many ------M . mcortlont of mat c72 79 Chatsworth. glad to shift their attention to drift carries the chemicals into each or chock c72 79 few incidences of cutworm banks have farm management c529-tf hay and wheat harvest. soybean fields. and scattered reports of personnel on their staffs. 7 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR. ■RUST AND Upholstery MODERN 2 BEDROOM But they know too well On the other hand, some army worm in small grains, Good condition. Bell and they'll be reminded of 1970's herbicides are not working at CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. M u. m m . in your own’ home, old route 24 insect damage is light. Howell. 8 mm complete movie planting-season weather again all, and serious (pass and CANO OP THANKS. ----- s i Abo wall washing.; Chatsworth. Gary Dohman, Small pain Helds look IN MEMOS I AM NOTICES ..si.so outfit. Excellent condition. latest equip. No mess, no Phone 635 3543. next fall when corn and broadleaf weed problems have good, Mulvaney says. New i e r a * Will sacrifice. Can be seen at soybean harvest begins. developed in corn and forage seeding; are excellent I f fuss. Free Eat., No obUg. c72tf Noucm ara over 40 worm, 209 N. Webster after six. Joseph P. Freehill. Here's what U o f I staff soybean fields. except where fields were os 2 canta each. *72-72 members reported on June IMPORTANT Chatsworth. 635-3465. SEVEN ROOM Modern "A majority of crops across flooded July 2 & 10 A ltar an ae w N cannot ha cancattaa or chantad hoforo a c515-tf house, nice location, south 24 the area look bad." Faggetti Once again Mulvaney LARGE GAS Refrigerator. side. Contact Larry Gerdes. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS reports. reminds farmers of the Good condition. Freeling SEE YOUR FRANKLIN Life Southern Illinois farmers WESTERN ILLINOIS DeKalb Agronomy Field NEPorfr ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Chatsworth. 635-3603 F.C.H.S. compartment inside. Ph. Insurance agent for insured are going “ full steam ahead," Farmers are cultivating, meeting Tuesday, June 30. that Maartlon. ano notify ua savings, income protections c72-tf i M an error. Each aO la caranety proof road. I ______635-3310. re p o rts Bob W ebb, sidedressing nitrogen and Here's a good chance to Presents '• •* you notify ua tha f mt day of an arror. w all rapoat tha c7279 H-R10 Plans (Government tax superintendent of Extension making hay in western Illinois compare the effects of wet deduction plan.) Wm. R. LARGE AIR CONDITIONED Sorry. H wa arc not notified at once, tha sleeping rooms. Mrs. Ann programs at the Dixon Springs this week, reports Carrol weather on side by-ade plots > la yours HAGIE HY-BOY sprayer Zorn, Chatsworth, Ph. Apicultural Center They’ve demonstrating weed control OFFICE HOURS Kibler, 103 N 6th Chambliss, U of I. area Good condition. Raymond 635-3193. had some good drying days, agronomist at Macomb. practices, fertilization rates S a-m. to S a n - Monday through Friday c430-tf Chatsworth, 635-3426 Saturdays • am to noon M F anbury only, Stephens. Forrest. 832-5598. c72tf but are still “praying for All planting is complete, and small pain, corn and aei W. Lacuat Street. Fatrpury Telephone (SlS>«»2-ZMe *7272 STEIDINGER’S JEWELRY. about three more weeks of except for a few isolated soybean varieties SIS Eaat LocuaL Chataworth Tataphona iaiSjass-M IO Watch, clock, jewelry repair. good weather" troublesome fields generally The fie ld meeting w ill be 1 1 1 W E«at Krack. ForraM Tataphona II1 D U 7 4 N I LARGE SIZE heating stove. Soybean planting is about Tataphona la is ie e M /e i Speidel bands. Rear of Weber fields poorly drained held "rain or shine," Coal burning. Large electric Apt. 402 S. Third Fairbury. finished in southern Illinois Mulvaney adds Chambliss said he’s had * * * fan. James Bray. Weston. Closed Tues., Thurs., and Sat. HELP WANTED except in bottom land areas. several reports of spotty *7272 c430-tf Bottomland corn is still going cutworm outbreaks. UI FARM MANAGEMENT LOOK AT MY Line of gifts, 1RADIO A TV servicw COLLEGE GIRLS and in. But upland corn planting is Cutworms have done serious EXPERT SEES 500-ACRE FOR SALE cards, novelties and faibles 36” ELECTRIC range. Good Mack-white or color. Sfejm housewives. Two openings. finished and the crop is damage, especially in fields AVERAGE BY 1980 while bringing in appliance to condition. $20. Sears 10’ x F u ll or part tim e. Average S3 growing well w ith grassy weeds or fields The average size of UNCLAIMED FREIGHT ^e be repaired. Small Appliance 14’ tent and camp accessories. 1947. "Mac” Jmvfa, 207 W4, Ash, Fairbury. Ph. 692-2588 per hour. No experience Webb says he's “ never seen near passy areas. commercial farms in Illinois at Betty’s Bargain Barn fa Repair. 300 S. 5th St. $100. Dan Stiles Strawn, the likes of it.” At the Dixon cl9-tf necessary For appointment "Some early planted fields may increase to 500 acres or Chatsworth. Near furniture, Fair bury. 688-3478 write Box Ri c/o of Fairbury Springs Center, they've got look great around Macomb," more by 1980 if current eppUanoea, dishes, household c49tf c7279 HAVE YOUR furniture Blade corn that's tasseling, but still Chambliss says "A n d some trends continue. That Hems. Also uaad furniture, upholstered where all work is C625 72 have about 100 acres of late planted fields are good, possibility was suggested at do thing and FO R SALE or rent. 2 JUST ARRIVED Poly Brand guaranteed. 1970 fabrics bottomland corn to plant. bedroom house trailer. In MATURE SALESMAN too. But other late planted Urbana June 24 by J. M. New items weekly feed tubs and water buckets. available now. Free estimates needed for local area Some southern Illinois fields have poor stands and Holcomb, professor of farm Tickets-$1.25 Thursday end Saturday, 1-5 Country. Ph. 657-0489. Western Haltws and bridles. and delivery service. Duchene farmers are cutting their Forrest. Speciality saleman the stands are uneven. ” management and finance. pj& or Ph. 635-3140. Faraam Fly spray, shampoo and Boudreau, across from the second-crop hay this week, Farmers are making the College of Apiculture, c618-tf accustomed to calling on feed c21-tf and hoof fkesang. Sibley south cemetery. Ph. mills, hardwares, or kindred. Webb says. But in some cases, most of western Illinois' University of Illinois at Curtain 8 P.M. 044-7677. 221 E. South St.. FLUTE, like new, used nine Complete Feed and Grain Age no barrier. Invest none of they haven't got the first crop recent good weather to put up Urbana-Champaign. months. Call 692-3035 after 5 Service. Phone (217) Pontiac. finished yet The quality of hay. But the alfalfa in the area Speaking to about 250 1957 CHEVROLET 4 door c64-tf your own money but realize a Lincoln School hardtop, 283 V8. Phone p.m. 745-2488 Sibley. tremendous profit. Interested’ first cut hay is dropping is now in the late full bloom delegates attending the c625-72 c72-79 692-3161. REGISTERED HORSE We need an honest person rapidly now and second crop stage - much to mature fo r conference of the National FAIRBURY,ILL. c212-tf FOR SALE: 1965 Behridere F O R SALE: 1964 Shoe-er. Bob Arbogast, Jr. Ph. w ith common sense Excellent is pushing up through. high quality hay wagon, automatic CHEVROLET Biscayne, 4 842-1877, Pontiac opportunity for retired Combines started rolling in Wheat in the area looks transmission, good condition. c61879 southern Illinois wheat fields nearly ready for harvest. BAND 1NSTRU1CNTS door, 6 cylinder, automatic people Properly oriented FARMSTOR SALE May be seen et Midwest transmission, power steering, CUSTOM CORN shying. See individual should earn no less last week, Webb reports So Chambliss expects some 160 acres, Charlotte Township, Crib am) don’t rent er V w r t B l P Motel, Forrest Herthel Crump. far. he estimates yields in the harvest to begin thkweek check Carter Mudh. good running condition. us for prices. Earl and Larry than $100 weekly. N o Shed. 1970 landlord’s crop share included ______c625-tf Phone Chatsworth 635-3733 EUinger, Chatsworth. Phone canvassing. W rite Box No. 78, "fair category” probably EASTERN ILLINOIS due to lack o f sunshine earlier Gene Oldham. Extension 160 acres, Charlotte Township, crib only. 1970 M ain . Bontfae M U tfO 1950 Plymouth Coupe, good *625-72 635-3593. Fairbury. landlord’s crop share included *72 830 *625-79 this season. Undergrowth in agronomist and manager of 0911*41 running condition. 502 So. wheat fields is apt to be a the Agronomy South Farm, 7th St. Chatsworth, Ph. FOR SALE: Three bedroom LADY FOR FULL time office home, IK bath, basemsnt, PROFESSIONAL POODLE, problem if the crop is not reports similar situation in FOR DETAILS SEE ELECTRO LUX SALES and 635-3524. work in Fairbury Typing and harvested soon, Webb adds. eastern Illinois. Smtoe. I * , and Mrs. David *618-72 near schools. Owner moving. terrier clipping and bathing by shorthand required. Legumes and grasses are soon "Everything looks good Kae^ Ph. 692-2282. 300 Si RCA y k u Color tafate moW Lew Reed, Fonest. 657-8691 appointment. Phone Permanent position. Write W. JEROME KILEY, Realtor I C625 717 going to be higher than the Most farmers have laid by **> Tfarbury. TV. Phone 657-8274. Bloomington - 8289447 or Box AC. c/o Fairbury Blade. Colfax 7236024 wheat their com in the Champaign Ph. 689-4551 Cullom c6 2 5 -tf Southern Illinois pastures 0 l l l w * o42-tf FOR SALE: Wheat and oat c72-tf area. Only a few fields got too are excellent Many farmers big during wet weather." straw for sale, bail yourself. DRIVERS ARE Needed 692-2379. TH ATS THE NAPKINS IMPRINTED for aU say they have either too much 25c a bail. Richard Rieger and Train now to drive semi truck Oldham says the yellow ing PHONE, cell from home. occasions at Bell, Book A pasture or too few cattle "A ll Sons, Forrest. 657-8369 through facilities of class-one and unevenness that shows in Ward and Candle. Ph. 692-2130 in all. it's the kind of year that c625-79 carriers, local or over the road. corn stands resulted from Fair bury. makes you want to get o u t o f For application and personal water damage. c64-tf crop farming and into “ Those spots will even up Pair bury. WANTED interview, call 317632 1461, livestock, so you won't have some, but th e y 'll never catch cl017-tf GROUP SALE: Thursday and or write Safety Dept.. United to w orry so much about the WANTED Friday. July 9,10. 9 a.m. to 6 YOUR OLD LIVING room Systems, Inc., %Motor Freight up; and yield in such spots and bedroom suites in trade weather.” he adds w ill be low ,” he adds TRAVEL TRAILERS, pioknp p.m. Clothing and mix. Mrs. SERVICES Terminal, 1905 South Ivan Mats. 504 S. Center St., on new ones. See us on carpet Belmont, Indianapolis, "The southern tip of "Weed control is always a Local Truckers To Stock Illinois from Mt. Vernon problem during a wet year," for a real deaL Open daily and Forrest. prices before you buy. Indiana, 46221 Habsrkorn's, Chatsworth. Ph. south is not overly wet Oldham says "B u t we had Sunday. Spafford Trailer C72-79 SINGnR AND AU makes c72 79 Pile Corn Cobs In Cullom Sales, Saunemin, 832-4464. sewing machines repaired in 635-3481. There are no widespread excellent results on the South cl212-tf FO R SALE: Whirlpool customers homes. H. W. c64-tf problems caused by heavy F a rm " rainfall, and nearly all corn Oldham explains that sir-conditioner. 12,000 BTU. Montgomery, Lexington. NOW BUYING Farm Scrap. * A rea. 692-3129, Ben Kaisner, 309-365-3361. and soybeans are planted," chemicals gave good early ■ntnem end jprtaa at Fairbury Scrap Metal. Phone VACATIONS reports Dale Millis. University control, and timely cultivation Heberkorn Purelit « * i Fair bury. c212-tf 692-2631. *72-72 of Illinois area aponomist, provided control later in the UPHOLSTERING c312-tf HORSESHOE BEND. Ark Carbondale season He reports some grassy c928-tf guaranteed workmandiip, Property owners or RCA ELECTRIC Range. LAWNS TO MOW in M illis says a few farmers are weeds in soybeans INDIAN OAKS COB CO. MAYTAG WASHERS and quality fabrics; near as your Chatsworth. Ed Maxson.' interested persons Home for repLanung corn He also "I’d guess farmers in our dryers. K A 8 Seles Inc. Good condition, $35. Phone Phone 635-3288 rent by week A ir 692-3777. Fair bury. Phone • Jim Dennis, 208 East cautions com farmers to be on area will cultivate as much as Fakbory. Phone 692-2016. ■Chestnut, Fair bury nc-49-tf conditioned. 2 bedroom, the loo kou t fo r signs o f they can for as long as they Bourbonnais, III. 0416-tf C72-72 c613-tf PIANO TUNING ano carpeted and furnished For denitrification can. and that's just what TWO STORY home, S or 4 ANTIQUE FLEA Market - details write P O Box 84, Wheat harvest started in the they'd ought to do " bedrooms. Pull bamnwnt, W. D. M ILLER A SON wptic repairing. Forrest Steward, July 4, Towanda Perk, tank and cesspool cleaning. 426 Elmwood St., Pontfao. Bradley. Ill 60915 Carbondale area last week, but NORTHERN ILLINOIS Phone 815-932-0013 central a t, newly redecorated. Primitives, china, furniture, *611 72 M illis says the crop is coming “ It's hard to find a good Harold K tints. 692-2195. Work guaranteed. Phone Phone 844-3289. art Mass and expression glass. 606-2232, Piper City, 01. cl24-tf o ff wet containing 16 to 18 word to describe the crop Pekbury. percent moisture Most i6 2 S i *72-72 2 USED TRACTOR tires farmers are testing wheat 6-ply or better Size 13 24 fields to see if they can be Ph. 657 8301 harvested. M illis adds. D O W E *72 72 LOST And most southern Illinois 0XMRMBIU farmers are fig h tin g weeds H A V E T H E REWARD FOR ANY i f K i i r i information on the i B E S T 7 whereabouts of Black-Tan Toy Manchester family pet WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR RENT GOOD MAN’S Watch in dog named Jiggs Gone since 1ft " June 23 Please Call 692 2379 Chatsworth. Reward offered EFFICIEN CY AND One Fran-Cindv Kammrrman or Contact Mrs Ann Kibler. bedroom apartments, partially 692 32 73 635 3426 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT to Handle Cost and furnished, air conditioned, c7? 72 c62 62 $85 and $110 monthly. True! If you have a quick- Payroll Work and Ability to Work whh Lincolnshire V Apartments, recovery electric water H L j u Outside Auditing Firm. Pontiac. Ph. 844-7717. c416-tf heater, you can cook your meal* for less. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN L a n d 5 teld Furniture The special, low OPS Maintaining Buildings and All Electrical water heating rate can ORK ■■NGINEERa ^W ^ ystemsMUK H■ NOTICE I *ave you up to 26% on 111 E. MADISON poBHACTi L lT ^ •he cost of operating your Come in and talk over your rsqkd#mM*» wj (* * " ■ ,V - VIRGINIA THEATRE r>o0a and other electric YORK ENGINEERED SYSTEMS CENTER MID CENTRAL TOOL CO. JULY CLEARANCE appliance*, Forrest, III. will be Huge Reductions In four dealer today. ** STEIDINGER BROS. WM re-epee My IS SALE your nearest ClFS °ffiC». Ph. 692-3300 Fairbury, III. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT: Every Department FIRST STATE BANK OF FORREST TIME PAYMENTS MAY BE Forrest, III. ARRANGED IF YOU WISH. < @ >

OPEN SATURDAY NI6HT UNTIL • PM. A r A m a PARKIN >Mm i 4 no change in length of any VV Hairdressers To Sibley Awards To Than would also ba a limitation of party City Folk Need To mtmbarship o f th* Govarnor’a Chicago Confab July 20 appoint**! on th* nominating Cite Patriotism In commissions. H* would b* allowed to appoint three Th* Vermilion Valley information may ba obtained laymen from on* political Hairdressers and from Mrs. Rita Thornton of party of his fiv* appointees to Cosmetologists Association F airbury. each Commission and five of July 4 Parade w ill sponsor a chartered bus to Know Farm Problems, his nine appointees to th* the Golden Anniversary of th* Cook County d is tric t National Hairdressers and Commission. SIBLEY, July 2 Three theme in the 4th of July Cosmetologists Association Other restrictions on special awards w ill be parade w ill be awarded $25, in convention to be held July Preliminary members of the Commissions presented to individuals or memory of Mrs. Sibley. The 16-23 et th* Conrad Hilton include inability to be poups participating in the second place winner for the hotel in Chicago. annual 4th of July parade at patriotic effect will receive appointed for two successive 1970 Census Dr. Hardin Tells Editors Sibley. terms, residence in the $15 and a third place winner The trip will be made to The preliminary population The awards will be made in w ill earn $10. district, expenses but no Chicago on July 20 with stops salary and also the restriction figures for the places listed memory of Mrs. Hiram (Anne) made in Forrest at 6 a.m.. foreign markets and recover its "substituted truck for rail of now being able to hold any below were announced today Sibley, who peatly enjoyed Fair bury at 6:10 a.m.; Chenoa some o f the export business car service” on bulk grain in office in any level of by District Manager Ronald J. tft* um iri m— tint of ttw the 4th of July celebration at at 6:25 a.m. and in Pontiac at that has slipped in recent Kansas and Nebraska. government or any official Mitchell, who supervised th* Sibley each year. A memorial THIS WEEK AT 6 :4 0 a.m. years, especially in cotton and Through its subsidiary truck position in a political party. taking of the 1970 Census of Jim * 26, 16701 in th* Fort D*a fund started by members of THE CONVENTION: Events scheduled for th* Population and Housing in wheat. A t the same tim e, operation and use o f contract The four down state M o m m HoM, Dot Mot not, low*. the community was matched day at the convention will th is area. cotton and feed pain truckers, the Rock Island will REVENUE ARTICLE Commissions would each have by Mr Sibley, who established include a fashion luncheon The Census Bureau will It it a pleasure to be with producers are given the move ^rain from country SPRINGFIELD The 12 members seven laymen a special fund in his wife's during which the 1970 official commence in the fall of 1970 y o u today. No opportunity to benefit from elevator points in Oklahoma, Constitutional Convention and six lawyers. Five of the memory to be used for the hair fashion committee fall to publish official population communications medium is increased prices in the market Kansas and Nebraska to major Friday voted to bind the laymen would be appointed Sibley 4th of July celebration trend will be premiers. Also figures for all areas in the closer to agriculture than place. terminals in those states, legislature in only one aspect by the Governor, one layman for the next 10 years. He clan lessons in salon styling, United States - States, small newspapers - most of Farm income needs to be including Missouri river of a tax on incomes. The by the Speaker of the House enhanced in the years ahead, w ould like fo r her to be Assembly could not levy the iron curling, wigs, hair counties, cities, towns, and you share with the crossing locations. Freight and one by the Minority shaping, permanent waving, and 1 feel confident the remembered as adding her tax on any other basis but villages. Department of Agriculture rates and transit arrangements Leader o f the House. hair color, make-up and proposed legislation, known as enjoyment to the happy " n o n graduated." The The District Manager our direct concern for the w ill be the same as though the The lawyer members would creative competition. Committee Print 7. will make occasion. tentative vote was 58-39. expressed his own and the farm economy. Those of you grain were carried in rail cars. be chosen by secret ballot by this possible. The individual or poup The new language also Census Bureau's thanks to the who publish in rural While this marks only a small members of the Bar who are All licensed cosmetologists The matter of farm prices displaying the best patriotic removed the 8-5 ratio by residents of the area, to com m unities serve the same step in the efforts needed to residents of the district of the in Pontiac and the and farm income is crucial. which a ceiling was put on the officials, the newspapers, and constituents that we do. There alleviate the situation. I am • • • Nominating Commission. surrounding areas are invited Even though farm income has differential between individual the broadcasting stations for is indeed mutuality of to ld th is may be a that a significant part of the Since several circuits are to make the trip. improved somewhat during taxation and corporate their cooperation in the taking interest. constructive development and DR CLIFFORD HARDIN half a trillion dollar increase in included in each of the Reservations and further the year, returns for labor and taxation. of Census *70 here. The I was glad to learn, 1 am wondering whether other Gross National Product downstate judicial districts, for capital invested in The section also seeks to preliminary 1970 county accordingly, that my good railroads might find this into other interests, and it expected in the decade of the the report proposes that no apiculture remain far below drop all reference to the census readings are: friend, your president, Jack action worth exploring. creates healthy relationships 70's will need to occur in the circuit could have more than those of the rest of the January 1, 1979. c u t-o ff date Ford. 16,175; Grundy, Lough, appointed a joint In the 17 months since the with adults outside their non-m etropolitan areas. one lawyer and one layman on economy. Somehow, when the rate could exceed 26,046; Iroquois, 32,612; committee of NNA and the Nixon Administration took homes and schools. The I t will require the judicial district's someway, we heed to the 8-5 ratio. To Extend Kankakee, 96,511; Kendall, American Newspaper office, the Department of trained 4 H leaders are a deci sio n ma k i ng and Nominating Commission. convince our urban friends The Convention also voted, 26,106; LaSalle, 110,248 and Representatives to work with Agriculture has moved special breed, and it is all to cooperation among some In Cook county, which that effective farm propams 58-46, to abolish personal Livingston, 40,229. the Department o f Agriculture forward on numerous the good that their influence 60,000 local governmental comprises the First Judicial are essential if farmers are to property ta x on January 1, toward achieving closer program s o f broad is becoming increasingly felt units outside the urban areas District of the state, the TV Cable participate equitably in the relations and developing areas significance. A review of what in cities plans and initiatives by local 1979 - but, any personal Nominating Commission benefits of our expanding of mutual interest. I believe has been achieved in many Procedures for handling people such as yourselves The property tax abolished before would have 11 laymen, nine technology. Nl Offers that such collaboration can different fields would run pesticide registrations have federal and state governments that date may not be appointed by the Governor, prove to be o f benefit to the longer than my time permits, been reorganized to reassure can provide guidance and reinstated and 10 lawyers chosen by You can help peatly with people we a ll serve. but a few highlights merit the safeguarding of the perhaps some financing, but in The C onvention also secret ballot by members of The Chatsworth town this; and you can help also by To take the wide view, the special attention public's health The new the final analysis the decisions approved without change the Bar in that district. board passed a new ordinance, Party Book putting the story of food goals of apiculture are vitally Through the expanded arrangement brings in the and the work will be the exemptions from property No. 78, at their recent important to your entire prices in better perspective outreach of food distribution Departments of Health, responsibility of people, taxation. The approved meeting, which allows Cable "An “Arty Party", a membership - publishers in Although retail prices of food programs for the needy, Education and Welfare, and of which is as it should be in a language reads: THIS IS THE Television Co. of Bloomington “Co-Op Casino'' and an urban areas have as much at have been rising, it is America has turned the corner the Interior, to the extent that peat democracy “The General Assembly FRIDAY, JUNE 26, to provide cable tv to all “ Eye-Opener Brunch" are just stake as their rural colleagues significant that they have not in its drive to eliminate hunger they have veto power over All the important propams may exempt from taxation CON CON REPORT residences within the town a few of the party themes in the preservation o f a sound, advanced as much as other and malnutrition We have the property of the State and registrations This kind of so urgently needed for All personal property taxes limits o f Chatsworth. featured in Northern Illinois strong home base fo r items in the cost of living been g ra tified w ith the its political subdivisions and interagency cooperation in an building the better nation of individual and corporate This new service will Gas Com pany's new "H o w To apiculture. index, but it is hard for many interest and support of farm such other p ro pe rty as may be area o f such great public tomorrow depend on resolving would be abolished in Illinois provide 12 channels and a Give A Party" booklet I should like to touch on a people to accept that fact interests in this endeavor Ten used exclusively for The booklet gives complete concern makes sense, in my two basic problems, however on Jan 1, 1979, according to weather station. few of the more significant Many shoppers may not million people are now agricultural and horticultural plans - including many opinion Should a decision be war and inflation. an amendment approved by Roy Bliss, owner of Cable matters that have to do with fully appreciate the values benefitting from either the societies, and for school, imaginative ideas for made to group together the No one wants a conclusion the Constitutional Convention Television Co., told The Blade strengthening the base o f they are getting in terms of Food Stamp Program or the religion. cemetery and i nvitations, several agency bureaus and of the Vietnam war more than Thursday. that work w ill begin as soon as apicultural capability - a available abundance, Commodity Distribution charitable purposes Any decorations,ctivities and food divisions involved with President Nixon By the end The amendment sponsored possible. The cable will be base o f propam s which w ill wholesomeness, variety, and Program. depreciation in the value of - for 13 unusual parties. The protecting the quality of air of this month, as he pledged, by Delegate Stanley Johnson continued from Forrest. continue to assure an built-in convenience These A year ago. some 400 real estate occasioned by a necessary in^edients for a and water, I would find it our forces will be out of was approved by a 58-46 vote, Forrest was connected to abundance of food at are factors you can help point counties s till had no access to public easement may be good party are also described difficult to argue against Cambodia. The success o f the but the section on Personal the area base tv tow er at reasonable prices and which, out. these programs and no plans deducted in assessing such in a color-sound film having pesticide registration Cambodian operation bought Property Taxation of the Fairbury in 1969 indeed, can eliminate hunger Or to put it another way. for one Now, the number is p ro p e rty." produced by NI-Gaa built into that kind of precious time and peatly A * * proposed Revenue Article is from our land. food prices sim ply have not down to less than 20 o f the organization The Department increased the safe conditions The party booklet and film still in tentative form at first This base also underlies the gone up as rapidly in the past nation's 3,129 counties and o f Agriculture w ould for withdrawal from Vietnam JUDICIARY property tax, many taxing were produced especially foe reading. vast apibusiness complex decade as individual incomes. independent cities and we are continue, however, its efforts A merit plan to appoint districts, such as schools, use by teenagers, and those Meanwhile, we are making Delegates supporting the the industries that sustain jobs This is evidenced by the fact making strenuous efforts to to safeguard the interests of the difficult transition from judges to the Illinois Supreme would be without any major giving or chaperoning parties amendment argued that since for millions of people, many that the average United States get a food program farm producers and the Court and Appellate Courts source o f revenue for young people. years of war orientation to a the voters of the state will o f them in cities, as they consumer can buy his family s commitment for every one of general public alike in the has been proposed by a Though no new type of tax Both the booklets and the peacetime economy The task probably approve the transform agricultural food supply for 16‘^ percent these last few counties unceasing war that must be will be a tough one. after eight majority of the Constitutional is provided by the Johnson film are available upon request referendum this fall to abolish commodities into consumer of his income after taxes In addition to providing waged against the natural Convention Judiciary Amendment, it does mandate at any NI-Gas office. years of deficit financing But individual personal property products. the lowest percentage it has food or food stamps to needy enemies of crops and Com m ittee the General Assembly to Showings of the film are the goal will be worth the taxes the new Constitution One of our immediate ever been in this country and people, one of the great needs livestock The committee minority replace revenues lost to local scheduled without charge. struggle. That goal is. in the should include a similar objectives in strengthening lower, by a substantial margin, is to help them use these has subm itted a report to keep government units by levying Single copies of the booklet Those of you from the President's words, to "deliver section th at base is to obtain new than for any country in the resources wisely. We are the system of electing judges or authorizing the levy of are free, but there is a nominal Midwest may remember the a higher standard of living to a According to the approved farm legislation, because the w orld. particularly proud of our of the higher courts, but with taxes on some other basis. charge for larger quantities concern a year ago when people living in peace " amendment, if the voters statutory life of several major Much o f this has been USDA Extension Service soybean supports were There is one more partisan primaries and special decide this fall to abolish propams expires this year accomplished by the n u tritio n aides. These are lowered and you know inpedient. and a very judicial elections. personal property taxes, this SUPPLEMENT TO: The Fairbury Blade, The Forrest We have been working with reirarkable efficiencies that nonprofessional workers what has happened since. important one. Once again 1 Both reports recommend tax could not be reinstated. the Conpess many months to have been built in to our great recruited from among the News, The Chatsworth Plaindealer, The Cullom Soybeans have had the largest am reminded of the electing circuit court judges. Opponents to the Johnson evolve a farm bill that will be food industry For this, people they work with, and Chronicle. growth in domestic use and President's words when he The majority report also amendment argued that as widely acceptable as agricultural people can take trained to teach practical THURSDAY. JULY 2-3, 1970 Page Four exports ever to take place in said we Americans could have recom m ends separate without any type of personal possible in light of the pride. But to the extent that it nutrition. Some 6,900 of any one year, and they are the best of everything and still submission of the appointive divergent positions of major has occurred through reduced these aides are helping more aggressively competitive in the be the unhappiest people in plan on the Constitutional farm poups. I am confident a farm incomes, we must try to than 500.000 in what 1 market place the world without "that ballot, if the Convention 1 L good law w ill be passed. obtain corrective action. consider to be a real Looking ahead, one of indefinable spirit the lift of approves the plan. The bill which is still in Speaking from a platform educational breakthrough agriculture's greatest a driving dream which has The m erit plan is based on a committee and which the in the Midwest almost dictates Another significant challenges arises in rural made America from its non-political appointment of Administration is anxious to that I make reference to the development taking place is development creative beginning the hope of the Supreme Court and Appellate support will provide for total perplexing boxcar shortage the increasing amount of 4 H growth for a healthy w orld ” judges Nominating payments to farmers at Some of you may be club activity in urban areas distribution of population in These are times that commissions w ould be set up ATTENTION. ' approximately current levels. interested to learn that a and among innercity the nation's heartland I know urgently call for a revival of in each of five judicial districts It will give the individual major railroad is taking steps youngsters. No doubt some of that this is a subject of special that spirit We need a of the state to help cope with the farmer more flexibility in you have been 4 H club interest to your association sharpened sense o f national The Commissions would deciding what crops he will situation. members or leaders and if so It is imperative that there purpose, and it needs to be nominate judges and the As of June 20. the Rock pow, and will provide greater you know the special value of be orderly growth outside the infused into people's Governor would appoint a Island Road started expanding BRIDES-TO-BE opportunity to develop 4 H experience a program already congested cities This awareness You can take part judge from nominees chosen of wholesome constructive means the development o f in this task I urge that you do by the Commission. activity It succeeds fo r at productive employment your best to bring new Terms for Supreme Court least tw o im portant reasons, opportunities. better perspective and purpose to and Appellate Court judges Save me nay and get first-rats quality in my opinion it catches educational facilities, and a our national spirit, that it may would be 10 years. Circuit youngsters at age 9 or 10. wholesome environment for become a bright torch leading Judges six years and associate in your wedding mvitatiens Cousin, before they get sidetracked m illions o f people It means us to a better future judges for four years There is

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