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13, 1961 NUMBER 46 i£>1961, Cornbelt Press,

'M ini-Park m akes With three dead and $7 million in costs sp rayer m u c h p r o g r e s s

by Jane Dehm of 26 different trees planted. Some will be purchase The Chatsworth Mini-Park is nr,;. i >vay planted this fall and others will be planted in The defense counsel, moreover, were not and progressing nicely. The Junior Woman's the spring. They hope to plant several of the The Chatsworth Village Board Tuesday by Rick Jones involved for the full three-year trial period, club initiated the project and called upon the laJfeer trees this fall to provide for immediate night agreed to purchase a Model 910 T When the Pontiac Correctional Center did not have to house defendants, did not have various other organizations of the community shade. The reason for the variety is of course (Last of a Series) sprayer to kill weeds with. Jerry Birkenbeil, erupted on a hot July morning in 1970, the to relocate witnesses, and were able to for help. A mini-park committee was formed for beauty, wildlife reasons and hopefully for plant supervisor stated that a hand sprayer la ensuing riot was the worst in the history of the maintain at least a limited private practice in from these organizations last year and eventual nature study. addition to billing the state for trial expenses. not big enough to do the job. The sprayer Illinois penal system. through their efforts the mini-park area was The benches they hope to secure in One investigator for the defense team spent would be used around the sewer fences and Extensive nationwide media coverage commander of the Illinois toll road detail, to cleaned up and leveled. Then, they ran into a concrete this fall are made of cedar and are three weekends last February in Wisconsin, ditches. The board agreed to purchase the S 4 / focused on the uprising, which left three prison lead a group of troopers inside the riot-tom problem of getting the much needed fill and priced at $250. each. One of the four benches two of those stays Jit the luxurious Interlaken gallon chemical sprayer for $666.06. guards dead, including Fairtoury native Lt. prison. McCarthy, who trained troopers in black dirt. After a lot of searching and talking has already been donated by a local citizen. William Thomas; three other correctional crowd control during the student resort. to people, fill dirt was found and a local citizen There will be a total of 13 lights installed. They demonstrations of the '60s, was brought down A number of defense lawyers turned in In other action, the board: officers savagely beaten; and the prison donated the black dirt. A temporary plan was are approximately 354” tall and are a cedar smoldering in near-ruin. Inmate-set blazes from Chicago to restore order. billings for those same periods, citing drawn up and the park committee went to cite lighting of wood form. They are priced at —Approved an appropriation ordinance caused $4 million damage. Now, the former Fairbury resident ’’retreats,” “lawyers’ conferences,” and work on securing donations from local clubs $325. each. Anyone wishing to donate a tree, No. 134 to pass levy taxes in the town of In a series of eight articles over the past commands the State Police post in Pontiac. "conferences with co-council.” and individual citizens of the community. bench, or light may contact Dan Kerber for Chatsworth From May 1, lift - April K , HO, seven weeks, The Blade has taken a hard look And he told The Blade he has taken steps to If their investigator went to Wisconsin, did They managed to collect approximately $1500. further details. equalling $177,047.00. This is a $1X,M0 in creme d ) at the riot in retrospect as well as the eventual ready his men for a swift and massive the lawyers meet in downtown Chicago? Plans were then made to seed the area this According to the estimates, almost all of over last year. courtroom proceedings against 17 inmates response to any future prison riots. Each The Blade commented on the brief trial spring. Unfortunately rainy weather the $1500. donations to date will go for the -Decided to contact TP4W railroad to see indicted for the murders of the three guards. trooper has a 34-page prison riot manual. appearance of Judge James M. Bailey, more prohibited this job. cement work. All of the labor is and will be if the crossings couldn't be repaired fan the Much of the information developed for this Two weeks ago, McCarthy staged a mock widely known recently as the jurist hearing During the early summer months, the donated; therefore, any monies given to the immediate future. series has been presented to the public for the run. The response time is indeed much faster. the trial surrounding the infamous FALN project seemed to be at a stand still. Then, the mini-park fund go strictly for materials. As first time. Some of the highlights included: "We’re ready," the captain reported. terriorist group. park committee and the Junior Women’s club you might gather from this report, our park Next in our series, we noted how State’s Bailey is a no-nonsense judge, called upon The state was ill-prepared to respond to a was approached by the local Knights of fund is dwindling fast. We would greatly fullscale insurrection by inmates. Attorney C. David Vogel, some state to hear a defense motion to remove regular Columbus. They wanted to help organize the appreciate any monetary contribution your A great deal of evidence was mishandled in investigators and at least one witness were trial Judge Benjamin Miller. labor and get the project off the ground. Jim club or you as an individual citizen might wish the hours immediately following the riot, physically intimidated inside the walls of When one defense lawyer complained Birkenbeil, a Piper City architect, worked to give. All contributions may be made leaving it useless in prosecution efforts. One Stateville prison. about ”an air of hostility in Bailey's with our landscape designer; Dan Cavanaugh, directly to the mini-park account through the Tom T. Hall, the country music "story­ day after the riot, investigators were shown a With no guards in the area, they were courtroom,” the Judge remarked "too bad the in drawing up a complete detailed plan for the Citizens Bank of Chatsworth, or through the teller" from Nashville and the Grand 01’ huge mound of knives, shanks and other forced "to run a gauntlet” of inmates back to a windows don’t open." area and a work plan. It is hoped that through park’s treasurer, Dan Kerber. Opera, who this year has become a tv program homemade weapons, picked up from the main gate. The presence in the area of one Just last week, The Blade reported on the efforts of this organization plus other host, will be the Country k Western star of this J prison yard and collected in the gymnasium. inmate later charged with murder caused Danny Dill, the prison guard beaten and left year’s Fairbury Fair. He will do two shows, at “They had enough iron and stael back there Vogel's potential witness to refuse to for dead by rioting inmates. From his hospital community clubs and individual citizens that Markets the Chatsworth Mini-park will finally be a 7 and 9 p m , on Thursday, Aug. 90 in front of to start competing with Inland Steel," one cooperate with authorities. bed, he claimed he could identify some of the (Livingston Grain Quotes) reality. the grand stand. official said. But since little of the metal had The Blade also reported how Tyrone rioters. Wednesday, Aug. 12,1981 Hall is a former disc jockey on an been properly tagged, very few pieces Fahner, currently Illinois State's Attorney, But before he appeared in court three years During the last few weeks volunteer workers have been busy clearing the area and Evansville, Ind., radio station who tried hie appeared In court and seeking another term in office, spent only later, Dill made a number of written demands hand at composing songs. Obviously, then, the key to handling all a brief time talking with prosecutors about the of the state. He demanded-and received-a doing cement work. A new curb and gutter future prison uprisings is to develop a plan to trial. $50,000 lump sum workman’s compensation was put in two weeks ago, and last week a new 4 enable authorities to quell the riot while, at Fahner was director of the Illinois settlement from state officials. sidewalk was poured. This Saturday, weather ^ the same time, collect and save all available Department of Law Enforcement at the time However, his demands rendered his permitting, the interior sidewalk around the evidence. of the riot. His men were involved heavily in testimony virtually useless to prosecutors. purposed gazebo will be poured. In the second installment of this series, The the investigation and the three-year trial The Pontiac prison riot was the most By fall, workers, plan to have the concrete Joseph N Brand, 18, Blade suggested the stats look at establishing procedure. devastating tragedy of recent years in our work done, excluding the wall behind the a network of agents who would concentrate on Yet, Fahner gave Vogel only a short area. It is impossible to gauge the loss of three gazebo, seeding of the ground, and have prisons, keeping track of the pulse of each audience as the state official grabbed a lives, the suffering of their families, and the several of the large shade trees planted. They killed in car accident institution and training guards to respond in sandwich in a Springfield airport prior to frustration which still runs deep throughout also hope to install some or all of the lighting crisis situations. catching a flight. plus securing two of the purposed four benches the county, in terms of cost. An 18 year old Chatsworth youth was Ironically, that same week, Michael Lane, Two of our chapters dealt with the high in concrete. We can, however, put a price tag on some fatally injured in a one car accident early director of the Illinois Department of coat of the legal proceedings which followed the Contrary to last weeks Plaindealer article, items: $4 million damage to the prison, $3 Tuesday morning at 19:40 a.m. Killed in the Corrections, announced a new program to riot The Blade noted how prosecutors spent trees have not as yet been donated. Several million more for the resulting criminal trials. accident was 18 year old Joseph Brand, son of train prison personnel in riot-related $1.6 million with approximately $800,000 split Vogel, the state’s attorney, reflected upon members of the community have voiced an Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brand, Chatsworth. between special prosecutors Thomas Breen the past three years recently and perhaps interest in purchasing a tree, and they will be and Algis Baliunas for three years’ service. contacted in the immediate future to choose Brand was a passenger in a car driven by summed up the ordeal as well as anyone. Robert Dohman, 18, Chatsworth at the time “I hate to say we've just been through a the tree of their choice. There will be a variety the accident occured. attorneys for the defendants were able to multi-million dollar learning experience. But, Dohman was traveling south on a gravel spend more than $1.4 mitten, even though when you consider that three men died, and road three miles north and one mile east of ■itany of ujQ ii coinpuuevOQ ui cou^x mwm mo you spend that kind of money on a trial, and Chatsworth when the car went out of control still lose, you better have learned something.” N o tice and into a bean field. The car rolled over once The 1961 yearbooks have arrived and will and came back to rest on its wheels. Joseph be distributed Aug. 17 from 7:00 • 8:00 p.m. in Brand was pronounced dead at the scene by the art room at the high school. Students who Coroner Keith Von Qualen. Robert Dohman have already purchased them should bring in was taken to the Fairbury hospital where he their receipts. There are extra yearbooks to be was treated and released sold yet. An inquest will be held at a later itets. "Wy

» 9 % Social N ew s Little n o * Scott Ford of Kingsport, Term., and Mike They had been to Colorado and were finishing Ford of Goodyear, Ariz., returned to their their vacation. v homes after spending several weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Ford. Denny, Roxie, Matt and Troy Gregory Casino spent Friday afternoon through Monday Mrs. Eva Shots returned Aug. 5 from a morning at Denny's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11-day Westour sight seeing trip to Alaska. She Estel Gregory in Decatur. On Saturday they was joined at O'Hare Field in Chicago by her spent the day in Springfield at the State fair daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roger with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Douglas of Maroa. by Julie Davis Scholten of Boston, Mass. They were joined in They went boating in Shelbyville on Sunday Vancouver, British Columbia by Roger with the Douglas's. They also visited with Scholten's mother, Mrs. Grace Scholten and a Denny's sister and family. Chuck, Debbie and by M arian friend from Hendersonville, N.C. The five Rick Doering of Argenta. Rick Doering came enjoyed a boat - bus • and train tour of Alaska back with them and stayed until Wednesday evening. and western Canada. I am beginning to think there must healed enough after surgery June 30 After taking some farm pictures be something wrong with me. Maybe so that he can see to write letters and If you enjoy bicycling, just take a In the write up of the Schade-Weller Mrs. Lante K. Earnest, Holly and Toby Monday morning I was driving back to read a little. He says he has a nice ride through the country sometime wedding July 27, the name of Elma Trinkle as Kent and Brad Petree of Indianapolis spent someone is trying to tell me to exit out room facing the front yard and street. the office and a young deer darted out and you'll enjoy seeing and hearing organist and Mrs. Mary Ellen Robinson of the weekend at the home of Mrs. Lewis Farley of town. in front of the car. I was on the the songbirds, a rabbit, or pheasant Dwight as soloist was omitted. We regret this and George Farley. As you all know our editor Is He wrote the food Is g o o d too. Thanks Chatsworth slab, probably one-quarter and if you're lucky, even a deer. error. leaving us to go teach school. I do for the letter Art and glad to hear you mile south of Homeshield when all of • * • Mrs. Lola Lamb of Cabery was a visitor at wish Julie well In her new job and are getting along so good. | a sudden I saw It. I slowed up and I got a letter from Jim Edgar the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klehm of Paton, the home of Mrs. Lewis Farley and George on know after attending four years of As you will notice the obituary for grabbed for my camera but it was too other day. Seems like every time he Iowa and their granddaughter, Cathy Sumpter Tuesday. Keith Lamb showed his pedigree college, this Is what she has been Dr. Arthur Coombs, I din't know for late, he'd gone into a cornfield. It took writes me, he's wanting money. Well, of Fort Dodge, Iowa came Friday night to the sheep at the State fair in Springfield on looking for, an opportunity to try her sure If he ever lived here or not. I have Tuesday. me so by surprise that I could hardly he wrote and said my license is about Wes Klehm’s to attend the Klehm reunion on talents as a teacher. Congratulations sent him the Plalndealer through the believe It had happened. Sunday and to visit relatives and friends in years and changed his address to expire and that I need to take a Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kyburz and Kip and Julie, I know you will do a good lob. My dad has on occasion come in to this area. several times but never ever had the written exam this time. "And by the Kregg Harms left for Salt Lake City, Utah, A lady came in the office last chance to meet him. the house after working out in the way," he wrote, "you'll need to have July 29 by train to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth week, said she thought the newspaper The Richard Whittenbarger family of Remember to join In the contest field and said he'd seen deer tracks your picture taken this time to put on Congerville visited at the homes of the Wes Hummel and family for four days. Also would know the answer to her out by the Hedge trees. He thinks our your license." It's a good thing he Klehms’ and Mrs. P. L. Whittenbarger over sometime was spent sightseeing at Bryce and question, but I couldn't answer it. She and give The Bake Shop a new name. area is a stopover between the drops me a note and reminds me the weekend and attended the Klehm reunion. Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. Four days in wondered when 25 cars were in line Time is running out. Chatsworth timber and the Fairbury otherwise I'd probably let it expire. Shirley Klehm of Urbana was also a guest of Los Angeles was spent with Dr. and Mrs. for the stock car races at Fairbury and CORNED BEEF SALAD timber. “They're probably just visiting Now what has always amused me the Wes Klehms’ over the weekend and Morris Womach, aunt and uncle of Kip and only four people were in the tower, 1 pkg. lemon Jello each other," he says. Well, maybe is when people need to renew their attended the Klehm reunion on Sunday. Kregg. While in Los Angeles they went deep how can they determine who is in first 1 cup hot water \ he’s right, who knows? But they are a license and have to take a written or sea fishing, Disneyland; Universal Studios place? That ts a good question. V* cup cold water (set partially) sight to see, so graceful and beautiful. driving test, too. Some suddenly Casper Reising of Piper City, Wilma and Hollywood. On Sunday, Aug. 9 they were According to those who are involved, 1 can corned beet (crumbled) Sometimes I think we too often get Reising, Julia Stadler and Catherine Kemnetz privileged to hear Dr. Womach preach. He is those four people are the only ones 1 cup mayonnaise develop "the irritables"a week before the minister of the Church of Christ of Simi. caught up in the "rat race" that we attended the 50th Jubilee anniversary of watching the cars, and sometimes a 1 cup celery (cut fine) they take the test. Others stay up day Sister Cecilia Reising of the Franciscan Order Dr. Womach is also a professor at Pepperdine don’t take time out and take a good little detail might come up that there 2 Tbsp. onions (cut fine) and night studying the manual as if it at Lourdes on Sunday. college. After a good flight home on a United look around us to enjoy nature. After were the Bible. But, most of us fall DC 10 without any strike problem, it was a was an error but the race goes on. 2 Tbsp. green pepper (cut fine) all, we don't have to go to a zoo to into the category of procrastination Wilma Reising and Julia Stadler attended perfect trip. 3 hard boiled eggs (chopped) observe wildlife. They are best and wait until the very last date to take the wake of Clifford Drach at Dwight on Had a nice letter from Arthur Mix all Ingredients thoroughly and< appreciated in their natural habitat, I the test. Why do we put things like Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Cabbage returned home Walter who is now residing in Fairview add to Jello. feel. this off so? 1 guess for the same after an 11 day trip to Kentucky to attend the Haven in Fairbury, stating his eye has HAVE A GOOD WEEK! Seeing a pheasant with her brood reason that I find myself writing to you Mr. and Mrs. Troy Thompson and Katie of Cabbage reunion at Owensboro. She also is a sight to behold. The mother each week at the very last minute. We New Castle, Ind., visited from Monday to visited friends and relatives in Smithgrove, instincts are so ingrained that if must do good under pressure, huh? Or Thursday with Mrs. Lewis Farley and George. Russellville, Rosewood and Benton, Ky. The Alumni committee is in desperate need threatened she will act as a decoy so do we??? that the chicks can get safety away. Robbie Coley of Manito and Rebecca and of addresses from 1970 to the present time. Eric Baker of Fairbury are spending this week Any previous classes with an address change PUBLIC NOTICE with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. would be appreciated. If anyone knows these Kenneth Rosen boom. addresses contact Shafer-Pearson Agency or NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE IN GAS SCHEDULE Kenneth Rosenboom. NORTHERN ILLIN O IS GAS COMPANY hereby gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on August 4. 1W a proposed general Letter to the Editor T h a n k y o u increase in rates for gas service. The proposed increase is estimated to affect the rates T h a n k y o u for gas service as follows: Rate Description of Service Percent Change Our sincere thanks to all who remembered In the last few days I have received many presented me with a reasonable compromise To all my friends and relatives for cards, 1, 2 and 3 Residential 10.W% us with cards, flowers and gifts on our 25th 7.34 inquiries from my former students as to why l between teaching and my family respon­ flowers and visits during my stay in the 4 and * General wedding anniversary. Also to all that attended S School I.U resigned my Junior High Science teaching sibilities. I was also led to believe that it hospital and since returning home. our open house or stopped by the house, A 7 Large-Volume 2.47 position for the next school year. Because presented the school district with the oppor­ Libby Day c special thank you to our children fot a 11 Engine and Turbine 4.** some students felt I had let them down. I'd like tunity to save money by employing a half-time 12 Contract Demand 4-M wonderful day. It is a day we will ajghys THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER rather than a full-time teacher. My resigna­ Based On Average Monthly Therm Consumption to explain*tfie reasons for my resignation. remember. <* tion was also prompted by my feeling that the Thurs., Aug. 13, 1981 Residential Customer Site Consumption Increase Increase Bill and Rochelle Hoelscher* students deserved a teacher who would not be Page Two Small 24 $1.47 13.24% Medium 7» 4.22 13.01 distracted by the anxiety of impending At a staff meeting in July, I was informed Large 140 4.07 0.44 that, because of problems in balancing the dismissal Further information with respect thereto may be obtained either directly from this budget, my half-time teaching position would Company or by addressing the Chiel Clerk of the Illinois Commerce Commission at Springfield, II. *2704. be eliminated at the end of the 1981-82 school A copy of the proposed change in schedule may be inspected by any interested party at year. Faced with this situation, I decided to I thoroughly enjoyed my year of working any business office of this company. resign this year in order to spend more time with the staff and students of the Chatsworth NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY with my daughter who will start kindergarten Junior High and I wish them success in their J. M. Quigley this fall and will be in school all day the follow­ future endeavors. I hope in some small way I Senior Vice President ing year. Ironically, I had returned to teaching have increased the students understanding and Secretary two years earlier than 1 really desired to from and appreciation of science. a personal standpoint because I felt that the Best of luck, half-time position which I was offered last fall Connie Etter M r . T i m b e r

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Miss Teresa Lynn Glennon, daughter of wore roses and baby 's breath in their hair and Chatsworth Lions met for dinner and a pro­ ment. The office may ha as ckw M il Mr. and Mrs. James Glennon of ISO Chestnut carried arm bouquets of roses and baby's gram at the Bake Shop on Monday evening. communications cealar with the m ef ■ < in Park Forest and Glenn Lee Sanders of 1100 breath. President Jerry Qrtman presided at the puter. Even the maO may be I Patricia, San Antonio, Texas, son of Mr. and Dan Sterrenberg, friend of the groom from business meeting. telephone methods. Ooppe Mrs. Vendell Sanders of 307 S. 7th, Peru, Ind., was best man. Groomsmen were It was announced that an order of brooms replaced by glass fibers. Many i Chatsworth, repeated ti^ir wedding vows Keith Sanders, brother of the groom from has arrived so that Lions can sell brooms at communications will be available la aM Saturday, July 25 at 3 p.m. in St. Ireanaeus Chatsworth; John Tighe, friend of the groom, the next street sale on Aug. 15. business, help care for the ill, and biqaraas church in Park Forest Glen Ellyn; Tom Joyce, friend of the groom, The program was presented by Caroline teaching and learning. Rev. Francis A. Garrity of Park Forest Chicago; and Scott Shafer, friend of the Elliott, a speaker from General Telephone and The next Lions' meeting will be haM *N by M arian performed the double ring ceremony before an groom, Chatsworth Joel Glennon, brother of Electronics. Her topic was “The Communica­ Sept. 14. altar decorated with large baskets of roses the bride from Richton Park and Kenneth tions Revolution," and the theme was the vast and carnations. Tompkins, friend of the groom from Morton, changes that will take place in communica­ Sharon Connolly of Park Forest, organist, served as ushers. tions of the future. THE CHATSWORTH PLAIN DEALER gh after surgery June 30 accompanied the soloist, Gina Kearns and The bride's mother chose for her By the 21st century there may be no Thurs., Aug. 13,1061 n see to write letters and John Noreyko of Park Forest. Music selec­ daughter’s wedding, a shell pink gown with bumper to bumper traffic because many Page Three He says he has a nice tions were “Evergreen," "Largo,” “Let pleated skirt and jacket. managers and workers may be able to do their the front yard and street, There Be Peace on Earth,” "The Wedding The bridegroom's mother wore a rose gown work at home with new audio and video equip­ food Is good too. Thanks Song," all interpreted in sign language by Jill with pleated skirt and draped neckline. Art and glad to hear you Beard. Both mothers wore a rose corsage long so good. | The bride, given in marriage by her father, The Heights Banquet Hall in Chicago #> chose a white formal length gown, featuring a Heights was the setting for the 5 p.m. recep­ III notice the obituary for -' All oombs, I dln’t know for high illusion “V" neck with Bishop sleeves, ap- tion. Two hundred people were m attendance. NOTICE / • ir lived here or not. I have pliqued in Venice lace, pleated skirt with a The bride graduated from Illinois State double crystal pleated flounce ruffle on the university in May, 1981, with a degree in Deaf The three year lease for CAPS Farm Acres will be Plalndealer through the hemline border. The chapel length Venice lace Education. auctioned the 20th of August at 7 p.m. at CAPS changed his address veil was attached to a lace and pearl headpiece. The bridegroom graduated from Illinois > but never ever had the She carried an arm bouquet of rose and State university in December, 1980 with a Pavilion. The lease and current soil test are on 9et him. burgundy roses, white stephanotis, and baby's degree in Business Administration and display at the Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. tr to loin In the contest breath. Economics. He is employed as an assistant to Bake Shop a new name. The bride chose her friend, Sharon a district manager for Fox Photo's in San An­ >ng out. O'Sullivan of Chicago to be her maid of honor. tonio, Texas. IED BEEF SALAD Laurie Watson, sister of the bride from Park Following a wedding trip to Padre Island, Jello Forest, Jeanne Daniels, sister of the bride Texas, the couple will reside in San Antonio, MR. AND MRS. GL^NN SANDERS ter a from Madison, Wise., Cindy Sanders, sister of Texas. FAIRBURY vater (set partially) # 1 the groom, from Chatsworth; and Amy Three bridal showers were given honoring Sheriff, friend of the bride, from Park Forest, the bride by Cindy Sanders and Karen ' beef (crumbled) served as bridesmaids. All the attendants Kemnetz of Chatsworth; I.aurie Watson and nalse were dressed identical in suede rose colored Jeanne Daniels of Park Forest, and Sharon (cut fine) gowns featuring a high “V” neck of Venice O’Sullivan, also of Park Forest. Wednesday - Sunday, is (cut fine) lace, bell sleeves and pleated skirts. They Eywy l i pepper (cut fine) August 19-23 I eggs (chopped) FAMILY DAY gredients thoroughly and € 1 * MUriSDAv Ajgost 30 Lest y e fo rg et Officers of Eastern Star meet for initiatory Reduced Rales ~*«NtSS 41CNC 3 0 0 0 WEEK! practice 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Aug. 19. on Rides G e n e r a l Wednesday. August IS Charlotte Home Extension association bus Regular meeting, Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Thursday, Aug. 20, 8 p.m. trip. Several reservations are available for the Initiation and refreshments. bus trip sponsored by the Charlotte H.E.A. to C r a f t , c l a n the musical Can Can at Goodfield on Sunday, Aug. 30. Brunch will be included in the price. Call Mrs. Arthur Knipp (635-3230) or Mrs. WANTED kS SCHEDULE T ) o c \ J i t l e Clifford McGreal (635-3676). Husbands and s.. • •- guests are invited to attend. Four bedroom hom e, NO IM UMLI ce to the public that it has Friday A Saturday )» i n i a proposed general buy on contract, $40,000, The Chatsworth grade school baseball Any. 21-82 stimated to affect the rates , have buyer. “ List with team will have their first practice at CAPS KIDS DAY.. . SA*U«DAV August 33 Percent Change Monday morning, Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. to 11:45. Lucille” Century 21 Cleary -4AHISS «*L.NG Sauday. Antes! 23 . . . lO.tO* All boys in fifth through eighth grade are • K P V 1 5PM 217-379-2306. Call Lucille TOM T. HALL VfXjU)iS ‘ A** P w Ride All Afternoon 7.34 Between Santa Claus and Cupid, our work 3. When is the right time to get cattails? nvited to attend. for *3*' Wristband 4.tS Swearingen, Sales 2 SHOWS - 719PM 1004 V FtIA MAJfefT room was pretty colorful last week. Flowers About six weeks ago. ’ 00 PM OOG S«OVr 2.47 A special meeting will be held at CAPS 217-388-2251. Thursday, Antes! IS OOPV 0A4WM0 FOAFAfl WU(S 4*4 for six different weddings were in six different 4. What can be made from all the scraps S30PM TRACTOW A TNUCK PUU. comers (neat trick in a square room) and Bam Aug. 20 for CAPS park district at 8 p.m. *.M • .. from macrame’ projects? Lots of things- fily Therm Consumption every slot in between hact pie beginnings of Dowers, wreathes for Christmas decorations, The Germanville Community club will ease Increase Christmas pieces. But now the paint is dry and Christmas balls, fluffy snowmen, pumpkin meet Thursday, Aug. 13 at 2 p.m. at the home .47 13.24% the shelves are in place in the Christinas santas. There are several good books on PRODUCE- o of Nellie Ruppel. COSTELLO'S .22 13.01 room, so we can stash our Christmas things as macrame’ scrap-crafting. aiCMSAN .47 0.44 they’re done. Now, if it snows, we’ll really be COSTELLO'S | COUPON ed either directly from this MAXWtU HOUSC Commerce Commission at in the mood. This hot Texas-type weather «(£ ELEC HMAOC makes Christmas a little hard to get into. Position Available CHARLIE 8 MAXINE'S! I CELERY » « 49* COFFEE id by any interested party at Speaking of Texas, if you have a cowboy at yoiir house, he probably needs a place to park Livingston County Zoning Administrator WITH 5 9 ILLINO IS GAS COMPANY his hat while he sleeps. Rummage through MARKET ! „* 2 3 9 COUPON t NECTARINES...... *.. * College degree preferred I it 15 ■ «•’ CV 75 • RED RIPE J. M. Quigley your attic for an old wig stand, the styrofoam CHATSWORTH Senior Vice President IM RF and partial health insurance paid. kind. Tear dip-n-drape into l"x2” pieces. Dip WATERMELON-,•t. i"»i >Y4

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Thank you R e u n io n / May God bteas each and Hughes wed Saturday don w as held a t belied us in our sorrow over the death of my husband and our father, Thonqaa Daan. Thank Format part Sunday wi 7 members in you for the food, cards, letters, memorials, All eight d hi of the late e Klehm < flowers and the help we needed. As time goee Henry and Usste Klehm warn In at Methodist church by I will express my personal thanks to each their ages ranging from <1 to ll years. and everyone of you. The deep sense of kind­ The Albert lQefams had the most family Arbor, Mich, served as best man. Miss Jill Shafer of Bloomington and F rank ness of the Chatsworth people has never been members in attendance with » pr esent. The soloist was Roger Coventry, Eureka. Hughes of Boston, Mass were married a t 7 so evident a s it w as during th is tim e. We would Catfay 8umpter of Fort Dodge, Iowa came He sang the "Wedding Song," "Whither Thou the longest distance. Margaret m*h« of p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6, at the United Methodist like to thank our neighbors, customers. Dr. Goest" and "The Lord's Prayer” during the church, Chatsworth. Chen, the Fire Department, American Legion Paton, Iowa was the oldest member prseent Rev. Charles Hale conducted the ceremony service. and A uxiliary No. <13, m en and womens’ bowl­ and Steven Charles Kinate of Forrest, 17 days Elma Trinkle played the wedding music old, was the youngest before an altar decorated with peach gladiolas ing team, Jam es and Priscilla Fox, and and was accompaniest for the soloist. in the presence of 150 wedding guests. Darlene and Roy Perkins, who helped in our Don Bargman of Orion was elected The bride’s brothers, Kurt, Tod, Greg and president for 1912 and Harriett Klehm of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home for the dinners. Also, F a th e r K arl fo r the Scott ushered the wedding guests. Pontiac was elected secretary. Ronald Shafer, Chatsworth. The bridegroom comforting words and the ladies of Altar and The bridegroom's daughters, Rhonda, Towns represented were Peoria, Orion, is the son of Mrs. Sally Hughes, Ann Arbor, Rosary Society of St. Peter and Paul’s church i. ; Laurie and Alicia Hughes presided at the Congervilie, Paton, Iowa, Fort Dodge, Iowa, O Mich. who served lunch in our home. May God richly Given in marriage by her father, the bride guest book. Piper Gty, Charleston, Odell, Urbana, A reception and buffet supper immediately bless each and everyone of you who helped. wore a formal length ivory pleated gown with Mrs. Bette Evans, Ashkum, Paxton, Thawville, Chicago, followed the wedding service in the church Benson ville, Pontiac, Dwight Forrest spaghetti straps and a lace jacket. Her Children and Grandchildren* i l headpiece was made of matching lace and dining room. Onarga, Chatsworth and Pekin. tulle. She carried a bouquet of peach colored The bride has been employed as a physical roses, baby's breath and ivy. therapist in Bloomington and the bridegroom The bride’s sister, Karen Kamin, Rochelle, is an insurance claim adjuster in Boston, Vicky’s Beauty Bam Mass., where they will make their home. was matron of honor. Her gown was peach has moved chiffon and she had baby's breath tucked in The bride was honored with pre-nuptial her hair. She carried a bouquet of peach showers given by Barbara Kelly and Nellie New Name - New Location gladiolas. Livingston, Chatsworth, at the Kelly home and Now Is The bridegroom's friend, Glen Matis, Ann by Jane Durflinger at her home in Bloomington. Vicky’s “ Hair” Quarters 307 E. Spruce St. Chatsworth, III. (2 blocks west Catholic Church) Same Phone 635-3157 Methodist women hold Same Hours Wednesday • Saturday Noon Open August 19

breakfast-meeting JAMIES OPEN & DAILY PEPSI. f 7:30 to Thirty-one members and three children both of which were accepted. She showed a DIET PEPSI OR met for the Chatsworth United Methodist filmstrip "A journey of your mission dollar". V S T A f t 7:00 p .m . Women’s breakfast Aug. 6. Hostesses included Receiving of individual pledges for work in Phone 657-8611 M T . D E W Mrs. Alice Pool, Mrs. Leonard Fairley, Mrs. 1982 was a part of the program. Assisting with MARKET Glen Dehm, Miss Betty Plank, Mrs. Allen the program presentation "Called to Steward­ FORREST 12 Pack • 16 Oz. Bottles Diller, and Mrs. F.L. Livingston, Sr. ship” were Mrs. Robert Milstead. Mrs. Percy JOE JOHNSON USES an electric hammer to repair water pipes at a future GROUND The business meeting was conducted by Walker, Mrs. C.C. Bennett, and Mr*. E.R. restaurant being established by Ruth Davis. The building is the prior educational Stoutemyer. $ ] 5 t center for the Methodist church. Ruth is searching for a name for her restaurant Mrs. Milford Irwin. Election of 1982 officers Beef Patties u, returned Mrs. Irwin as president; Mrs. Harold so if you have any ideas drop her a note at the Bake Shoo. Dassow and Mrs. Robert Milstead, co-vice U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED E S I *1 Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis presidents; Mrs. Frank Albright, treasurer; RIB PORTION and Mrs. Roy Harms the new secretary, with PORK ROAST OR 7 UP, DIET 7-UP, $118 OR. PEPPER, OR Mrs. E.R. Stoutemyer as assistant secretary. Pork Chops Lb. Mission co-ordinators continuing in office are Dads...... uPk.-Hox.*l ^ Scott Hoelscher Mrs. Roland Stalter, Mrs. Charels Hale, Mrs. PABST Alice Pool, Miss Katherine Ruppel, Mrs. F.L. BLUE RIBBON BLUEBROOK WHOLE Clcanpan Width* up to Livingston, Sr. Serving as secretary of pro­ B e a u tifu l SI 79 yw. $179 72' wide Beer .4 PV. Warm 1 m m ...... Gai. i Masters Eagle gram resources is Mrs. C.C. Bennett: C o lo r Eirluaitr All-Metal Door membership chairman, Miss Florinda wHh Poai-Guide System PABST CREAMETTES ELBO Bauerle. Mrs. Dale Irwin will be chairman of B u ild in g s Irw, rnou*h foe a rklftd ui opeo| BLUE RIBBON the committee on nominations. B y all covered by Macaroni...... 7o*29c >s Scott Hoelscher received his Eagle Scout In other action: regular craft days in comprehensive warranties Beer ... 14 Pk. Cate * 6 M award Sunday during worship service at the WELCHADE GRAPE preparation for the Oct. 24 annual church FOR AS LOW AS FORREST WHOLE United Methodist church. Scott became a bazaar will resume in early September. Scout in December. 1975. He has been active in •2Tlwq. ft. .44 Or 63’ Special birthday cards were signed for Mrs. his troop, serving as Quarter Master, Asst. M S k ...... Vi-Gal. 98c Elmer Dassow, Sr. and Miss Fern Schrock. GREEN GIANT Patrol leader. Patrol leader. Asst. Senior FARM BUILDER, IfyC. Mrs. Bennett presented information about the FORREST FROZEN Patrol leader. Senior Patrol leader, and recent school of Christian Mission sessions Remington IN 47977 69 leadership corp. He attained the rank of life in lOOz and told of the study topics for 1982. Miss Call Collect 219 261-2157 i 2% M il...... « * 1 69’ October 1980 and began working toward the •* Katherine Ruppel reported on work in Fiji as Eagle. related to school stresses, culture and crafts. Mrs. Frank Albright presented the propos­ He has earned a total of 21 merit badges ed budget for 1982 and the Pledge for missions, and as a service project for Eagle, he planned and supervised preparation of the areas THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER around the church for sod. Thurs., Aug. 13, 1981 SCOTT HOELSCHER Page Four C o n s u m e r The Eagle award is the highest rank in scouting and Scott is to be congratulated for achieving this because nationally only one in one hundred achieve this award. List pallbearers WIN'S Pallbearers for the funeral of Charles Dean A d v o c a t e s Evans held Aug. 6 were Roy Perkins, Rodney REALTY o b Thank you Haberkom, Maurice Nussbaum, Fred Endres, Cullom, III. James Fox and William Sterrenberg. Walter Phone 689-2111 W hile every GIPS employee plays an You could be concerned about energy A big thank you to you parents, Chatsworth Gemons Post 513 accorded military rites at im portant role in helping provide you with conservation and other ways to stretch the burial in Maroa or 689-2645 businessmen and anyone else who gave energy service, opr Customer Services your energy dollar. Perhaps you are going donations or helped in any way during this summer session of the Little League baseball Representatives are recognized specialists to install a new heating system and want who can answer your questions and solve inform ation about insulation or the electric teams. A good time was enjoyed and proved to I) be a good year. Thank You! your problems regarding energy service. h e a t p u m p . Albert Bryant President of the Little League* You may be using our electric or gas W e introduce here about half of our service for the first tim e. O r, planning a customer services team. Looking after Kahle Seeds remodeling or expansion project. your interests is an im portant part of their W hatever the case, there’ll probably be a job. That’s why they truly are consumer num ber of things you’ll need to,know a d v o c a te s . For purchasing my 4-H Project about our service. NEWSPAPER/ < 3 5 1 * Tim McGreal THC CHATSWORTH PlAIHOtAltR (USPS 101-2*0) E st abH shall 1IU OCNTRAL ILLffWOfi CHATSWORTH. IUIHOIS PUBLIC SBPVICB COMP!API Y Published Every Thursday JAMES H. ROBERTS: Publisher people providing people with energy Julie Davit. Editor \S efm lSupplier to Merten Martin. Assistant Entered as Second Class Matter at tea Past Office VWNVORhf of Chatsworth. Illlaoie. Under Act of March 3. 1ST*. 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Joseph Brand M argaret Boyle SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH 415 North Fourth Street Joseph N. Brand, 18, of 212 E. Spruce, Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Rev. C.E. Karl Pastor Chatsworth, was fatally injured in a one-car Frances Boyle were held Aug. 3 at the Holy CONFESSION SCHEDULE accident Aug. 11 in Charlotte township. Family Catholic church in Fort Worth, Texas. SATURDAYS o f t h e l a t e s t He was bom in Fairbury, May 4, 1963 to Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery, Fort 3-3:30 p.m. Thomas and Joyce Brock Brand. The family Worth. FIRST FRIDAYS formerly lived in Fairbury. Mrs. Boyle, who died July 30 in a local 7:30-8 a.m. He graduated with the 1961 class at hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, was a daughter MASS SCHEDULE Chatsworth High school and was enrolled to of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lawless of SATURDAY EVENINGS 5 p.m. attend Parkland college this fall. Chatsworth. She married John F. Boyle of s t y l e s Funeral services will be held at 11 a m. SUNDAY Chatsworth, Nov. 12,1930. •-1I a.m. Friday, Aug. 14, at the Culkin Memorial She is survived by her husband, John F. Day before Holy Day: Home. Rev. Kenneth Tyler will officiate. Boyle, Si - two sons, John F. Boyle, Jr., Burial will be in Chatsworth cemetery. 5 p.m. Irving, Texas, and Michael F. Boyle of Las Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, Visitation will be at the Culkin Memorial Vegas, Nev. and their wives. Also surviving Home today (Thursday) 3 to $ and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday at • a.m. are eight grandchildren and three sisters, WEDNESDAY evening w h i l e Survivors are his parents, two brothers, Mrs. Genevieve Entwistle, Morris; Mrs. EUe 5:30 p.m. Michael and David, both of Chatsworth; McFadzean of South Fork, Colo.; and Mrs. WEDNESDAYS paternal grandfather, Marvin Brand of Catherine Sisk of Shelby, Mon. 4 p.m. Wadley, Ala., and maternal grandmother,' She was a member of Holy Family church; 4:45 p.m. - High school religion classes. Alma Brock of Chatsworth. St. Matthew’s Circle, Arlington Heights Senior (Classes held at the Parish hall) Memorials may be made to the donor's Citizens Center and the Volunteer American choice. y o u ’ r e , Red Cross Transportation Corps. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Visitation was held in the Harveson & Cole Chatsworth Arthur Coom bs Funeral Home in Fort Worth where the Kenneth W. Tyler, pastor Rosary was recited at 4 p.m. on August 2. Word was received by the Plaindealer *:00a.m . - Sunday school; Bob Fields, supt. 10:00 a.m. - Morning worship. This sermon Monday of the death of Dr. Arthur J. Coombs, is the second in a series from the book of Ephe­ d i n i n g [ July 1 in Riverside, Calif. sians. Theme: "Receiving God’s G ift." He was bom Jan. 2,1696 at Sergeant Bluffs, THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Iowa. Thurs., Aug. 13, 1981 Rev. C. Neilson Bum officiated at the Page Five ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH memorial services at Sun City United church. Sixth and Walnut Sts. Sun City, Calif., July 7 at 11 a.m. Interment Chatsworth o u t o n ! was in Sioux City, Iowa. Wilbert C. Burmeister, Pastor SUNDAY, Aug. 16 0:45 a.m. - Sunday school 10:00 a.m. - Worship service TUESDAY. Aug. 18 Looking Back Prairieview Visit THURSDAY, Aug. 20 u s . . . 11:45 a.m. - Loners meet at church. Mrs. county 4-H fair. Dorothy was the only girl Christine Ashman, Hostess receiving four A ratings at the food judging 10 Years ago contest and Ellen was one of only three girls Aug. J, 1*71 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5 0 0 getting three A ratings. 12 N. 7th St. Chatsworth Just tell us, in w o r d s Paul Whittenbarger, 66, died Aug. 1 in Mrs. Alfred (Anna) Wagner, 65, of rural Wesley Memorial hospital, Chicago. He was Melvin Meister, pastor Thawville, died Aug. 9. She was born Feb. 9, SUNDAY, Aug. 14 bom in Decatur, Ind, June 22, 1906, a son of 1896 near Chatsworth, daughter of Henry and 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school Walter and Fannie Whittenbarger. He mar­ Anna Gerbracht Neding. She married Albert 10:45 a.m. - Worship - Guest speaker John or less, why you are ried Viola Linder at Muncie, Ind. Feb. 18,1933. Wagner July 27,1914. Daley Ezra Shols, 71, died July 31 in Fairbury Today is the 74th anniversary of the 3:00 p.m. - Service - Pavilion, Fairbury hospital. He was bom May 10, 1900 in Chatsworth Train Wreok. 6:15 p.m. - Christian Education - study of Chatsworth, a son of Louis and Elizabeth Spiritual Gifts Schade Shols. He married Eva Glabe May 26, 7:00 p.m. • Service - Sermon title "The 1920 at Chatsworth. Leaven of Herod" Chatsworth Music Boosters provided 30 Years ago WEDNESDAY. Aug. 1* Proud to be a scholarships for Marjorie Heminover, Kay Aug. ♦, 1*51 7:30 p.m. - Prayer fellowship and Bible study in Psalms Hawthorne, Mary Coss, Suzy Stuckey to at­ Hallie Baker, 58, ex-Chatsworth farmer, tend the Western Illinois university summer died Saturday in Fairbury hospital. He was music camp. bom July 14, 1893 in Lutesville, Mo. He mar­ CAPS I^ke was opened Friday afternoon ried Miss Ruth Ellen Francis Jan. 13, 1917 in for the first time since July 8 and still is Pontiac. " without permission of the public hfealthdepart­ UNITED METHQDIST CHURCH F a r m W i f e ! ■fcfrs* Elmer Dassow, Jr. brought in a U S. 24 at Fourth St. ment. Chatsworth Dean Kyburz will begin work Sept. 1 with peculiar cucumber this week. It was “Siamese Twins.” Two cucumbers growing on a single Charles E. Hale. Pastor the Federal Land Bank in St. Louis. SUNDAY. Aug. 16 stem, wer- joined about half way down their Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Richard Kirchner are 9.-00 a.m. - Church school You can win $iOO in gift the parents of a son, Eric Francis, bom July length and then separated into two ends. 10:15 a.m. - Morning worship 27. His grandmother, Mrs. Francis Kurten- W EDNESDAY. Aug. 1* bach, lives in Chatsworth and the other grand­ Miss Lois June Snow and John Robert 11:00 a.m. - Service at Greenbrier Nursing mother, Mrs. Cynthia Kirchner, lives in Fair­ Talbot, both of Bloomington, were married home certificates to Central bury. Sunday in the Church of God at Forrest. The 2:00 p.m. - The ladies of the church will Miss Candace Lynn Teegarden, daughter bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley have a birthday pajty at Greenbrier Nursing Snow of Chatsworth and the groom’s parents home of the Sam Teegardens, became the bride of 6:30 p.m. - Boy Scout meeting Illinois clothing stores and George Allen Jones of Lexington, Aug. 1 reside in Long Point. Gus Wiechman, 73, of Monticello, Ind. died July 29 unexpectedly. He was bom Sept. 15, 1896 in Germany. He was married Feb. 12,1928 Chop stalks and chisel to one dinner for two at a fine to Gladys Birch. He was a former resident in this area. Among his survivors is a sister, Mrs. pass w ith the new S o i l H o g Hannah Clark, Piper City. Central Illinois restaurant.

Save lime and soil with the new Bush Hog* depth. Available in 8'9". 11 ’3" and 13'9" widths 20 Years ago Soil Hog™ trail-type coulter chisel that chops for 160 to 185 HP stalks and chisels in the same pass Even the See the new Bush Hog Soil Hog today! That’s right. Tell us in 500 Aug. io, m i thickest stalks won t build up on chisel shanks Major William Lawless is retiring from the because front coulter blades chop and slice words or less why you’re Air Force after 21 years of service. He and through stalks, roots and compacted soil. Mrs. Lawless have four daughters, each bom Rear chisel shovels dig in to break up root proud to be an American Rules in a different state and a son bom in Japan. system s and mix soil and residue to protect Miss Katie Wisthuff, 80, died Friday after a soil from wind and water erosion Farm Wife. If the Judges lingering illness. She was bom April 11,1881, The Soil Hog features 32" chisel shanks, 1. Entries are due by Aug. 14,1M1 and in Germanville township, daughter of Fred coulter scrapers, heavy-duty welded select your entry we’ll consist of, a (500 word or loss) essay and Mary Wisthuff. frame, adjustable height and running entitled “ Why I’m Proud to bo a Farm Sherry Rooenboom celebrated her 16th bir- feature you in our fall thdate Monday. In the evening eight persons edition of “ Our Area In W ife.’’ enjoyed a swim party and hamburger fry. Wheeler Farm Equipment Entries should bo mailed to or turned Highway 24, Chatsworth, III. Agriculture.’’ In addition, In at: Combelt Press, Inc., 101 W. Dorothy and Ellen Kurtenbach, daughters Phone: 815-635-3784 • Home: 815-635-3658 of the Floyd Kurtenbachs’, made news at the we’ll treat you and your Locust, Fairbury IL 01739. 3 . Contest not open to Cornbett Press, favorite farmer to dinner for Inc. employees or members of their PUBLIC NOTICE immediate families. Notice it hereby given that the Chatsworth P ublic A uction of C hatsw orth two at one of Central Township monthly mooting w ill bo hold Sept. Judges’ decisions are final. *, at 7:80 p.m. at 102 E. Hickory, Chatsworth. R e s i d e n c e Illinois’ fine family Mooting is open to anyone who is interested in viewing their use of the Revenue Located at 201 Walnut Street (Old Roifte 24) restaurants. Sharing money toward a now township facility. All are urged to attend. Sunday Afternoon, September 13, 1981 THOMAS W. LIVINGSTON 1:30 P .M . Chatsworth Township Supervisor 013-027 Legal Description: Lot 7 in Block 35 in the town of Chatsworth, approximately 50'xl20'; House is a small Bungalow typo ft has kitchen w/pantry w/built in cupboards, dining or living room, don, two Breakfast bedrooms, full bath , gas heat, full basement, utility shed £ ample cornbelt press, inc j Sundb>, Aug. 16. Serving from 8 garden space, now sewer hook-up; house is in good state of repair. I a.m. to 1 p.m. Pancakes, ham, Terms: Ton Percent of purchase price to bo paid on day of sale, | bacon, biscuits & gravy. 101 West Locust St itince to bo paid on or before October 15,1M1. Immediate possession Sponsored by Chatsworth !>on final settlement. Purchaser shall enter into a written Fairbury, HI., 01730 Sportsman Club. on the day of sale embodying the usual terms of sale, other if any will bo announced at the time of sale and shall take i over the terms specified above. Sailor reserves the right to Hioct any and all bids. Showing: Real Estate will bo shown by appointment only, by The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News contacting Jim Trunk, auctioneer, Ph. 457-1758. The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper George “Bud” Moore Estate The Chatsworth Plaindealer Tfie Lexington Unit-Journal Doaald D. Moore, Adm. The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press Herr 4 Herr Attorneys for Estate, 103 North Main St., Pontiac, III. The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal Auctioneers: Jim Trunk Freddie Immke The El Paso Record Forrest, III. SawnemHi, III. 457-0750 033-40157 .M- *» ’' w

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YOUR FOOD DOLLARS HERE! Coil. DICK'S KEEBLER Ad Mountain Dow or TOWN HOUSE 4 ^ ' Prices SUPERMARKET D io t Pepsi Effective Crackers Aug. 13-19 12-H Ok. x j CHATSWORTH Bottles 9 | 7 9 4 * p o p * 2-Limit PRODUCE SALE! Then $i.W THOMPSON SEEDLESS PILLSBURY PLUS JUMBO BOUNTY All Flavors Grapes Tow els r , n \ U ’ 1 ’ FOLGERS Cake M ixes i C offee 2-Lb. Can 2-Limit 6 9 * Than $4.19 CALIFORNIA* TIDE HEAD D etergent •euurr NESTEA INSTANT Lettuce Head j l 84 Oz KRAFTVELVEETA &K< Tea Box $ y 9 Cheese 3 9 ° Box mm FRESH GREEN Hl-C Cabbage Fruit Drinks DOWNY FABRIC 46 Oz. S oftener Can 64 Oz. A M y 0 WHITE CLOUD NEW CROP BATHROOM Onions i.W< Tissue . 3-Lb. 4-Roll P Q Q WALKERS Bag GRADE A LARGE • v ' V r --

CREAMETTES BIZ LAUNDRY Dozen IVORY M acaroni 4-Limit Booster KRAFT Then 69* CALIFORNIA SWEET 2-Lb. 38 Oz. Liquid Box FORREST 32 Oz. $ 1 8 9 Preserves Nectarines 1 Peach,, Apricot, 2% M ilk Lb. or Strawberry Gallon LODAS GRADE A USDA CHOICE 18 Oz. WHOLE MEAT SPECIALS ARM CUT Jar Chickens Roast USDA CHOICE SIMKA-ROSA LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Chuck Steak “ $ 1 6 9 STROH'S Plums O Q O 5 9 ° L„ tk 2 0 Beer USDA CHOICE usmP 1 ENGLISH CUT 24-12 Oz. RATH BLACKHAWK Cans BORDENS Roast $ 1 IND. AMERICAN Bacon BUDWEISER i[ f R a th Lb. I Cheesee « Lb. 6 l a c k l i a U 12 Oz. v I SOUTHERAN CORN KING Beer RATH 24-12 Oz. BLACKHAWK Cans ALLSWEET Peaches Pork S teak Lb.

W ien eis G A L L 0 x a a i A Oleo ECKRICH “ $ 1 5 9 4-Stick “ $ 1 1 9 SMOKED OR POLISH W ine $ Q 1 9 Lb. Magnums Sausage CALIFORNIA RATH BLACKHAWK DIMITRI VALENCIA GERMAN BRAND Vodka or Gin Oranges W ieners OSCAR MAYER IMPERIAL SOFT CANNED 1-Liter ECKRICH ~ $5.99 Each Oleo “ $ 1 6 9 Ham Reg. or Diet Smorgaspac 3-Lb. 2-8 Oz. Tubs “ $ 1 9 9 2 /MO WILSON JOWL SEAGRAM'S SWIFT PREMIUM ECKRICH Bacon 7-Crow n CENTRELLA US NO. 1 RED 750 Hot Bologna Squares $5.99 Each Cream Cheese Potatoes 12 Oz. 1-Lb. 8 Oz* 10-Lb. Each u $ | 4 9 Bag 2 / * 1 0 ■

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77 THUNDERB1RD. Good condition, low mileage, extras, sporty, sunroof. Best offer. Call 309-747-3056 after 5:30 p.m. *8-6/8-13 Yellow Page Listings 1978 WAGONEER for sale. Fully equipped, trailor package, less than 24,000 miles. Joe Hayes (309)747-2267. *8-6/8-13 | Famous Brand | Sofa Beds [ i Sealy Bedding | ! Bedrooms 1973 OIJ>S DELTA 88; 2 door, Sealy Smooth Top vinyl top, power steering, power Nnnainlk brakes, air conditioned, good (torsir • S p e o i a l lull size mattress Twin Size - Sugg. 889.95 tires. One owner, excellent Triple Dresser, Mirror. Chest, Suggested Retail 8579.00 condition; $700. Call 309-365-4491 Headboard and H D Bed Frame after 6 p.m. *8-lV6-13 Suggested Retail $699.00 $ A 1 Q O O New *59#5 Clearance t i e Full Size • Sugg. 8119.95 Kroehler 1969 CHEVY *« ton pickup. $350. c— e.*499*° Now W 5 Ph: 815-657-8317. c8-13/tfn Gold Herculon tweed. queen size Bassett - White Finish Set m attress Sealy Quilt Top Classic 1970 CHEVY, 2 door hard top, PS, Double dresser, mirror, chest, Suggested Retell 8540.00 Twin Size - Sugg. 899.95 PB, steel belted radials, AC, runs headboard and bed frame $a o q o ° Suggested Retail 8629.00 Clearance t u e good, good seats, $350. Frank n~ * 6 9 #* Livingston. Ph: 815-635-3165days. Norwalk cS-13/8-20 Clearance *499*° Brown Herculon tweed, queen size. Sealy Deluxe Quilt Ultra Early American Twin Size • Sugg. 8129.95 Bassett Chest Suggested Retell $887.00 n ~ * 8 4 « CYCLES Save *70“ *549“ Full Size - Sugg. 8169.95 4 drawer size - maple or pine - Mtcarta tops - drsssers with mirrors Norwalk Now $11 9” Brown nylon plaid, twin size sleeper FOR SA1£ OR TRADE: AMF and headboards also available. Suggested Retell 8499.00 Sealy Luxury Firm 10-speed boys’ bicycle, yellow. Extrodinalre Wanted: Girls' 5-speed. Fair- Clearance w i f * 9 bury, phone 815-692-3852 after 5 Full Size - Sugg. 8189.95 p.m nc4-16/tfn iBrand Name Sofas 1 no. * 1 3 9 9# 1 and Loveseats Daystrom Dinettes] Queen Size - Sugg. 8439.95 KAWASAKI 90. Starts easy. Ex­ I ♦ 2 9 9 - cellent condition. $300. Ph: Table and Six Chairs 815-692-2070. c66/tfn Norwalk - 7§” Sofa 42". Bound - 1 Leal 100% nylon bronze velvet. May be Suggested Retail 1979 YAMAHA 650 special 1,223 ordered tot a variety of colors. miles with sissy bar and helmet. Suggested Retail 8740.00 1^28990 I Miscellaneous ] Excellent condition. $1900 firm. 1 0 0 Call 309-5276856. c86/tfn Everyday Low Price 4 9 9 Pontiac Swivel Rockers Norwalk - 54” Love Seat 100% nylon covers. 1974 HONDA CB 360, fairing and 100% nylon bronze velvet - matches Table & Six Chairs Prices starting at radio. Very sharp, accept best of­ above sofa - other colors *169“ fer. Call after 5 p.m., 309-7236664. Suggested Retell 8599.00 35x50 Rectangular - 1 leal - two sets to Kroehler Swivel Rockers choose from in this size. •8-13/8-13 100% nylon covers Everyday Low Price v 9 9 Suggested Retell 8365.00 1978 HONDA Goldwing, 22,000 Kroehler - S2” Sofa « . *289' Prices starting at *149“ miles, cycle sound. $2700. Ph: Early American •• T ell City 815692-3220. c6-13/tfn 1 sofa In 100% nylon green Rectangular Drop Leaf 1 sofa in 100% gold nylon plaid Table & 2 Chairs - two sets to choose Special Purchase 140 M.P.G. TOMOS Deluxe 1 sofa In 100% rust floral from: leaves down 20x26; leaves up 36x26 Table 6 4 chairs set, solid maple Mopeds on sale during August, Suggested Retell 81'49.00 Suggested Retail ,57{ jg g |Q $569.95. Motorcycles and Sup­ plies, Fairbury. Ph: 815692-3769. "**w * 2 9 9 " *129“ *8-13/8-27 Hundreds of HOME FARM Everyday Low Priced HARMS FURNISHINGS EQUIPMENT Furniture Values convenient parking - Free delivery Located on Rt. 24 In Chenoa PAIR OF 18.4 x 34 DMI tractor Open Dally 6:30 5:30 Phono 815-945-2731 fy >y duals, ph: 815-945-7202. Friday Evening 'til 8:30 •8-13/8-13 • j | & i “ i n ­ Chatsworth - 8158363010 Chsnoa 8159458291 C ullom - 615889-2664 Colfax - 908-723-8881 El Paso ■ 308427-4600 Fairbury - 818882-2988 Cornbelt Classifieds Forraat - 815897-6462 OrKJlay - 908-747-2078 Laxlngton - 3098866714 Onarga 815-208-7816 Piper City - 815-868-2560

County Lines - Auq- 12-18, 1981—TWO PHONE PREFIXES TO THER-A-PEDIC mattress. Trade LIFETIME guaranteed mufflers. HELP IDENTIFY LOdATIONS your old set - up to ISO. trade in. Air conditioning service, tune- Benson 309 394 Single, double, queen Ther-a- ups, brake jobs, custom made Rt. 24 ANTIQUES, 214 W. Locust, CANNING kettles, jar lifters, Buckley 217 394 pedic, provide quality. We have exhaust systems. Williams Mobil Fairbury. General line. Come in corn cutters, freezer supplies at Cabery 949 the lowest prices. Wilson’s New, Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. and browse. Hours 118. Sampen Hardware. *8-6/613 Chatsworth 635 Used, Antique, Chenoa. *8-13/8-20 Ph. 815892-2832 or 692-3598 c7-16/tfn Chenoa 945 c06-28/tfn CLEVELAND trombone, good Collax 723 OAK CHINA cabinet, curved 725 NORTHRUP-KING seeds will be condition, football shoes, size Cooksville glass, new, low as $196. Some Cropsey 377 IBM EXECUTIVE typewriter. offering until Sept. 90 an early 9*-10, Boy Scout uniform-like Cullom 689 with claw feet and mirror back. Recently cleaned, very good order discount program. This is new size pants 32, shirt 14*. sport El Paso 527 Just like the old ones. condition. $375 or best offer. Ph: in addition to 9 percent early pay jacket and vest, tan plaid size 38 Eureka 467 Approximately half the old price. 815892-2011. C 613/8-20 discounts. Seed corn $5 discount ladies winter coat size 14. Ph: Fairbury 692 Wilson's New, Used, Antiques, per bag, seed beans $10 discount 306744-2231. *88/613 Flanagan 796 Chenoa. *8-13/8-20 SPECIAL PRICES on shop tools, per bag, alfalfa $1 discount per 657 Forresl new and used. Dermewitz Bros., bag. Gene McKinley, Ph. TWO POP COOLER/dispensers Gilman 815 265 LARGE CHROME kitchen table ...... 747 Chatsworth, ph: 8158353316. 8157962738. for sale. One holds 24 cases of Gridley and four chairs, good condition, Hudson 726 <8-13/527 •780/624 pop, the other is smaller. Ph: Kempton 253 |6S. Ph: 815-692-3690. 815892-2449. C68/513 Lexington 365 *8-13/8-13 CHAIN LINK fence 400’, 11* ga. HAND CRAFTED wooden toys. M e lv in ...... 388 poles, top rail, gate, etc. Call Tom Golladay. Ph: CLOSE OUT sale on lawn and Minonk . 309432 included. $500., ph: 906744-2518. 8156924456. garden supplies at Kent Lumber Onarga 268 • 6 1 3 /5 1 3 C 7 8 0 /6 2 0 Co., El Paso, n. C68/613 Piper City 686 GUNS ft AMMO Pontiac 842844 Roanoke 923 Roberts 217 395 m n C A 4, side-by-side 12-gauge, Saunemin 832 jrith detailed etching. A-l Secor 744 condition. Best offer, ph: Sibley 745 815-692-2051 before 5 pm . Strawn 688 Advertisers should buy nc8-6/tfn I Thawville 217 387 1 their ads like they buy a FURNITURE MISCELLANEOUS & APPLIANCES FOR SALE EGGS - Graded, candled -StrAd’s their steak... IMPERIAL heavy-duty upright Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad freezer, one year old, good west on Rt. 24, half mile north. condition. Will deliver. Ph: I c02-09/tfn » 815-688-3332. *8-6/8-13 RICE’S TV - Zenith sales, any COLOR PORTABLE 19” RCA TV by the cost per portion. brand services. Ph. 309-365-4261. in excellent condition. Also If no answer phone 309-3658485. Zenith 23" color maple console. c09-29/tfn Ph: 815832-5515. C 88/8-13 COLD BEER, kegs, pizza, snack USED GOLD sofa; used green meats and cheese at Thomie's | chair. Harms Home Furnishings, Pkg. Liquor, El Paso. Ph. 306 M Rt. 24, Chenoa, 815-945-2731. 527-4270. cC7-17/tfn c8-13/tfn SEE MY LINE of records, books USED 23” console colored TV. Ph: 815-945-7547 after 11:30 a m. and Bibles. Small Appliance Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, I *8-13/8-13 Fairbury. c01-12/tfn AIR CONDITIONER - Carrier, 9,000 BTU, 220 volt. Only used one ELECTROLUX Sales & Service. month. $275. Dick Hartman, El DaVid Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, Paso, ph: 309-527-2647. Fairbury. Ph. 815-692-2282. •8-13/8-13 c01-17/tfn s 1 CORNBELT £ You w ouldn’t buy steak without knowing how I m uch you w ere getting for your m oney. So why buy CLASSIFIED S: I % advertising w ithout knowing how m uch circulation Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m you’re getting in YOUR m arket area? t Appearing weekly in The El Paso Record B ecause once you know that, buying advertising The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News in the Livingston, M cLean, Ford, W oodford and The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper The Chatsworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal Iroquois county market area - where your The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Press I custom ers are - is very simple. Just use the The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal Press Run -17,000 Copies 56,000 Readers “COUNTY LINES.” It’s the econom ical thing to do. Local Rates , First week .15* per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received in advance or by Friday of each week. Thereafter - .12* a word - cash in advance. Charge classifieds - 20* per word. 15 word minimum first week - there­ after .16* per word. Blind ads 13 handling charge. COUNTY LINES IMPORTANT After an ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or changed before publica­ tion without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions. . . . 17,000 REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertisement upon first insertion and please notify us if there is an error. Each ad is carefully proofread, but still an error can prime quality circulation occur. If you notify us the first day of an error, we'll repeat the ad without charge. Sorry, if we are not notified at once, the responsibility is yours. OFFICE HOURS all in your primary market* 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon in Fairbury only 101 W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 815-892-2366 For creathro advertising services In your area call our 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Telephone 815635-3010 news office nearest you. 113V4 East Krack, Forrest Telephone 815657-6462 127 W. Hack. Cullom Telephone 815889-2654 Chatsworth - 8158969010 Chsnoa 8156458221 54 W. Peoria. Piper City Telephone 8158862550 Cullom • 8158862864 Colfax • 3067252881 101 S. Center, Colfax Telephone 3067262661 El Paso 909827-4800 Fairbury • 815802-2386 217 Green, Chenoa Telephone 815-945-3221 Forraat - 8158678482 Odd lay • 306747-2079 229 W. Mein, Lexington Telephone 306385-8714 Laxlngton - 9098668714 Onarga • 8152667815 321 Center, Gridley Telephone 306747-2079 PI par City ■ 8158862960 49 W. Front. El Paso Telephone 306527-4600 104 W. Lincoln, Onarga Telephone 815^88-7815 *S3.S0 p«r l •$ a it Me* J

Chatsworth 8154393010 Chenoe 8199493221 i} Cullom 8154892654 Colfax 309723-2661 El Paso 309527-4600 Fairbury 815492-2386 t ornbelt Classifieds Forrest 8154574462 Gridley 309747-2079 Lexington 309-3654714 Onarga 815-268 7815 Piper City 815886 2550 i

County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981—THREE PAUL HARPER estate sale: TIME FOR summer cooling. 12", MAURICE KOEHL PLUMBING. Saturday, Aug. IS, 10 a.m. - S 3 speed oscillating fan. 20” 3 New - remodel - repair. Free ATTENTION Chenoa residents: PIANO TUNING and repair. p.m.; 5 miles southeast of speed comfort fan. Harms Home estimates. Ph. 815892-3213. We install sanitary sewer house Robert Cummins, 1319 Glenwood, Islington. Misc. household Furnishings, Rt. 24, Chenoa. Ph: c06-12/tfn hookups. Over 170 hookups in Bloomington. Ph. 309863-2702. items, freezer, small farm tools, 815-945-2731. c6-25/tfn Gridley. We can do complete job c09-07/tfn pony cart, antiques, etc., etc. J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, inside and out. Byron Martin c96/913 T.M.T. total motor treatment. home, and industry. Ph. 819 Inc., Gridley. Ph: 309747-2395. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING, Ph. Just add to engine oil once 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. Call for free estimate. 3093697101. Jack Skaggs CORD CADDY, holds up to 100’ Reduces friction, increases c0922/tfn c914/tfn Plumbing & Heating, Lexington. electric cord. Aug. sale priced R.P.M., better fuel economy, cO7-20/tfn only $1.27 at Sampen Hardware, longer lasting engine. Call Roger WILL DO BABYSITTING in my PROFESSIONAL painting, hand El Paso. *8-6/8-13 Flurer, 309-747-2289. home any hours. Ph. 819692-2691. brushed homes, airless sprayer TREE TRIMMING, topping or *6-25/9-16 c0914/tfn on farm buildings. Top quality removal, also stump removal. POLAROID SX-70 and one roll workmanship. John Ham, Piper Free estimates, insured. Perry film, Kodak Ektralite and Kodak CUSTOM. Make your bulletin APPLIANCES: “Full Service” City, ph: 815886-9065. Price, Onarga. Ph. 8192697612. Instamatic. Ph: 909-747-2037. board from rolls of cork now 4 Dealer for Frigidaire, Coming, c914/tfn c0914/tfn *96/913 price at Sampen Hardware. Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, •M/8-13 Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and NOW IS THE TIME to check your INSULATE TODAY. Save on FLANAGAN - CENTENNIAL Kohler. Marlow’s Appliance, air conditioner to insure proper heating and cooling cost. Call souvenirs. Prices reduced. Plates BEEF SIDES or quarters. Ph: Inc., Chenoa. 111. Ph. 8199497224. cooling for the hot summer Honegger Insulation. For free $ 7 .5 0 , books $5 , buckets $2.50, 309-747-2393 or 309-747-2196. Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; months ahead. The time is right- estimate call collect 8196574512 buttons 25<, certificates 504, with *8-13/8-20 Sat. till noon, any evening by and the price is right-pre-season or 8448525. , c07-19/tfn frames $2. Available at Huxtable appointment. cl2-29/tfn savings are in operation. Only Insurance, Flanagan. Ph: LOOK! Old ihioned quality. $32. for a complete check-up. Call WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heating. 815-796-2882. c8-13/8-13 Watkins cinn., .anilla, pepper, WE WILL DO sewer hookups. today. Wm. Masters, Inc., 107 N. Call for free estimate, no obliga­ wash soap and much more. Call Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. Center, Forrest, II., Ph: tion. Ph. 8158924113, Cender SPECIAL SALE - Custom Lois 309-747-2865. 309747-2648 or Roger Helbling at 8158574143. c6-4/tfn Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fairbury, 111. window treatments. Aero *8-13/9-3 309747-2253. c0915/tfn c0902/tfn draperies, Levolor blinds, CALL US FOR your sanitary Beauti-Vue woven woods, shades 24 x 24 GARAGE, to be moved or SONNY’S PAINT & REPAIR k sewer hookups. Complete job ALTERATION problem? It can and Nanik wood blinds, Joanna tom down. 6 years old. Ph: Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, inside and out. Chenoa Builders. probably be fixed. Also mending, Western shutters. Home 815-945-7202. *8-13/8-13 Fairbury, 01. Ph. 815892-2583. Ph: 815-9497374. c6-4/tfn custom sewing. Mary Brent, Decorating Service and c02-14/tfn Lexington. Ph: 3093693631. Installation. Tri-County BUILDINGS slightly damaged at PAPER HANGING, lady, ex­ •7-23/927 Decorators - call Joan Hall, factory. All parts accounted for. TUCKPOINTING, masonry, perienced, reasonable rate. 309-377-2151, evenings and All structural steel carries full plastering, fireplaces, base­ Sandy Mies, Fairbury. Ph: FOR A FREE trial facial and weekends. C8-13/S-20 factory guarantee. Smallest ments, chimneys and founda­ 815892-2253. c7-2/tfn skin care information call Velma building approximately 1200 tions. Triple O Construction, Hibbs, after 5 p.m. Ph: square feet Will sell cheap. Call George Owcarz Jr., Ell Paso. Ph. BOBBI'S POODLE shop, doing 815-9497061. Cosmetics by Mary HAPPY BIRTHDAY - we’re 6 Alfred Mancowski toll free 309627-4240. cll-20/tfn all small breeds. Years of T.L.C., Kay. C 7 4 0 /9 1 3 months old now, so we’re having 1-800-2484065 or 1-800-2484321 or experience. No tranquilizers. a “six" sale on Saturday, Aug. 15. collect 517-2638474. WE ARE contracting complete Thawville, ph: 217-387-2397. DOG TRAINING - obedience (a) dried flowers - < bunches $1; •8-13/8-13 sewer connections. Melvin Grace c7-16/tfn house breaking, protection. (b) selected ribbons - 8 yards $1; and Son. Ph: 309747-2003 or Reasonable rates. All breeds, (c) selected fabrics 64 per inch WHISKEY BARREL, game table 309747-2787. c3-12/tfn GET YOUR sewer hookup grooming licensed professional. (40 bolts); (d) 6 boxes of sewing for sale. Gridley, ph: 309747-2182 appraisals now. Rates down over Ph: 3096274725. Doberman patterns 64; (e) selected package after 4 p.m. nc6-13/tfn WOULD LIKE a child or baby to 100 feet, $7.50 per foot. From puppies for sale also. beads, M l; (f) Della Robia fruit care for in my home. Lori 49100 feet, $8.50 per foot, and C 9 6 /9 1 3 64 each; (g) decorated hearth MENS double knit pants, size Hetherington. Ph: 815892-2530. under 40 feet, time and material. brooms - $6 each; (h) decorated 44x31. Suit jackets size 44. Ph: c3-12/tfn Free estimates. Hookups will be SEWING AND alterations. Also fans - 16 each; (i) one table of |6 8158928069. *913/913 guaranteed for 10 years. Seal’s individual instruction for table and wall decorations; (]) BABYSITTING wanted day or Digging Service. Ph: 8199497520 beginner through tailor. Call items in 194 bins 6 -$1; (k)$6off TOMATOES, GREEN peppers. night. Ph: 819692-2530. Sandy after 6 p.m. c/-16/tfn Anne Nussbaum. Ph: arrangements over $25; (1) buy 6 Elsie Evelsizer, Forrest. Ph: Hetherington. c3-26/tfn 8196924672. C98/913 packages of silk flower petals 8158678198. c913/tfn VICKY’S BEAUTY BARN - in ($2.49 - $2.79) and receive the 7th REFRIGERATION and air rear of house, 211 N. 5th St., CHIMNEY AND foundation package free. Over 400 colors and conditioning service, RCA Chatsworth. Ph. 8158393157. repairs, block, stone, sidewalks styles to choose from. If you’ve SERVICES television, Whirlpool appliances. Complete styling and ear and patios Complete masonry never tried the snap together Perkins Electric, Chatsworth, piercing. Open Wednesday work. Ph: 819692-4480 or Bowers, just ask and we will show ph: 8158393604. c3-26/tfn through Saturday. c01-04/tfn 8192538422. C913/920 you how fast and easy it is to do. DECORATED CAKES for all Krafty Komer (the old drug occasions, including Sesame store) Chatsworth, ph: Characters. Will deliver. Ph. 819 815-635-3066. Be sure to register. 6893327. c0914/tfn Six names will be drawn to receive an additional 6% discount KILGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.l, on purchases at our Xmas open Fairbury, limestone spreading, Money Market house Sept. 19 and 20 in our new Xmas room. c8-6/8-13 excavation, trucking dirt and rock, stump removal. Days, 8158992589; evenings 692-3966. cll-38/tfn Certificate (26 Weeks) KRAFTY KORNER, Chats­ worth. Craft supplies, finished craft items, fabrics, patterns, SIGN. PAINTING, truck letter­ sewing supplies, silk weddings. ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf Register for classes. Hours and magnetic signs. Don Leister CURRENT RATE Monday-Saturday, 9-5:30. Ph. Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl928/tfn Rate available through Aug. 17 815-635-3065. 1 5 . 3 7 2 % c02-12/tfn CUSTOM MADE antique repro­ ductions and refinishing. Custom VANS SALES and Service small made furniture. Marty Travis, •High Interest *26 Week Maturity •Short Term engine repair, McCulloch, Echo, Ph. 8158992890 after 5 p.m. •No Purchase Cost *$10,000 minimum Sachs Dolmar and Stihl saws; c0902/tfn Lawn Boy, Ryan, and Hahn DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for •Based on an investment for a full year at the same rate. This is an mowers, saw chains made up and annual rate and subject to change at maturity. Federal regulations sharpened; log splitter for rent. appointment call anytime - Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 815-949 prohibit the compounding of interest during the term of the deposit. 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FREEZER LAMB • custom RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith slaughtered to your -Any brand serviced. Ph. 815899 specifications, all or part. Ph: 9246. c0929/tfn First State Bank 309-527-3132, evenings. nc4-t/tfn SI of Forrest BETTY’S BARN in Chatsworth See JEFF REISER has a stupendous spectacular Rdhy Sotoc S9I98 g | Forrest, Illinois array of new and used furniture, for* A FULL appliances, carpeting, clothing •OLDS -CADILLAC SERVKF and miscellaneous. Open Thun. •AMC-QMC F rt. k Saturday from 1-6 pm IA N I Home ph: 815435-3140. PmKm, ft. FDH c9U /tfn ft. SK/Stt-fMI Chatsworth ■ 815-635-3010 Cttenoa 815-045-3221 Cullom 815-680-2854 Colfax - 300723-2661 El Paso 300-527-4800 Fairbury 815802-2366 Cornbelt Classifieds Forrest 815857-8482 Gridley 300747 2079 Lexington 3003658714 Onarga 815 268 7815 Piper City 815886 2550

County Lines • Aug. 12-18, 1981—FOUR REGARDLESS of where you COOKSVILLE: 2 bedroom LEXINGTON: Completely bought your equipment, when mobile home 12 x 60, 860 per furnished 1 and 2 bedroom FAIRBURY: Large 1 room you need it repaired, see: Don week. All utilities furnished. apartments; all utilities paid. furnished efficiency with MOBILE HOMES Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Deposit required. Ph: Call 3098294533 weekdays or refrigerator and range. No pets. Equipment. Ph: 815835-3784 815892-3761, or 3097253747. 309-365-4251 evenings and Deposit and references. Ph: 8158923690. *913/920 (Business) or 815835-3658 c«-4/tfn weekends. C63/913 12’x52’ 1972 CHALLANGER (Home), Highway 24, CHATSWORTH: House for rent. mobile home. 2 bedroom Chatsworth, II., 7:30-5:30 LARGE DELUXE apartment, 2 LEXINGTON: newly decorated Ranch style home w/3 bedrooms, partially furnished. Excellent Monday-Saturday. c88/tfn bedrooms, full basement, 14 spacious one-bedroom, condition. Near Cabery, ph: baths, stove, refrigerator, unfurnished apartments; stove, 14 baths, kitchen and dining area, large living room, 12 years 8199491606. c96/920 PAPER HANGING, experienc­ carpet, drapes, central air, no refrigerator, no pets. 8185- Ph: old. Must be elderly couple or ed. Shirley Meenen, ph: pets, deposit. Don Geiselman, El 3093653416 or 3093658771 couple with no children. Must 815-657-8385. Pam Bork, ph: Paso. Ph: 309827-2559. evenings. have references. Call 115334-7041 815857-8615. Reasonable. c6-4/tfn C96/920 evenings. C913/913 REAL ESTATE •8-13/03 3 BEDROOM home in Piper City. IN FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom NEWLY REMODELED 2 story WILL DO babysitting in my home Ph: 8158353543. mobile home on private lot. home, 4 bedroom, full bath, GRIDLEY: New 3 or 4 bedroom weeknights and weekends of the c6-ll/tfn Immediate occupancy. Month’s recreation room in basement, tri-level, beautiful home in new Fairbury Fair. Ph: 815892-3840 rent and deposit required. Ph: central air. Deposit required. subdivision, 856,900. Call 309747- after 5. c8-13/8-20 THREE APARTMENTS in 309-4548601 or 815892-2839. Prefer family. 110 E. Elm, 2109. c02-07/tfn Colfax, one 2 bedroom, two C96/913 Fairbury. Call 815892-2358 1-bedroom, partially furnished, between 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom water and heat furnished, coin 80 ACRES 24 miles west of c913/tfn ranch home, 3 baths, 24-car FO R R E N T operated washer and dryer Charlotte. Write Gary Dohman, garage, central air conditioning, available. Call Fine ham Box 82, Chatsworth. main floor utility room, full Insurance Agency, 309723-2411. C96/920 basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. SLEEPING ROOMS and house­ c7-2/tfn FOR SALE OR RENT 309747-2003 or 309747-2787. keeping units. Private baths. IN GRIDLEY: Two-bedroom c03-27/tfn Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph. 815- upper apartment with stove, RENT-BUY spacious 657-8590. c01-24/tfn FAIRBURY: Room for rent with refrigerator, washer and dryer. modernized home in Chenoa with REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. with private bath. Ph: Ph: 309747-2906 after 4. income apartment. Ph: Call 3098634371 or Mary Kirkton, 12X60 MOBILE HOME. Utilities 815892-2586. c7-9/tfn c913/tfn furnished. Call 815892-2950. 815-9497838 anytime. associate. Ph. 309747-2383. c68/tfn cll-13/tfn c02-21/tfn FORREST: The Village EL PASO: 34 bedroom country Apartments, new 2 bedroom home. Two full baths and shower. APARTMENTS in Fairbury and apartment 2nd floor kitchen Carpeted and drapes. Central air. Forrest. Deposit and references appliances furnished. 950 Double garage. No pets. Deposit. required. Equal Housing sq.-feet. 8265 per month, plus References. Call before 9 or after Opportunity. Call Ed, utilities. Call Jerry Honegger, 6 p.m. Lawrence Crusius, 815857-8248. cl2-04/tfn 815857-8433 or 8158573104 after 5 3095278831. *913/913 p.m. c7-9/tfn 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ EL PASO: 94 bedroom house. 2 ment with stove and refrigerator. FAIRBURY: 1 bedroom stall garage. Stove and Off street parking, washer and furnished apartment Fairbury refrigerator furnished. 8250 a dryer in building. No pets or Arms. Available July 18, E. L. month, plus deposit. 309-527-2504 children. References, deposit and Vetter. Ph. 217-745-2313. or 3095278178. c 9 13/920 lease required. Ph. 815892-2060 or c7-9/tfn 692-2273 after 6:30 p.m. or EL PASO: 10*x60' 2 bedroom weekends. cl2-25/tfn EL PASO: 2 (two bedroom) trailer. Air conditioned, water apartments. 1 upper, 1 lower furnished. No pets. Available LOWER FIRST FLOOR on -both fully carpeted, curtains, air Sept. 5. Ph: 3095278411. Locust St., Fairbury. Suitable for conditioned. Stove, refrigerator, c913/tfn office space. Water and heat fur­ garbage, pick up furnished. nished. Deposit and reference. Garage, large yard, nice SPACIOUS country home plus Ph. 815892-3328. c01-22/tfn neighborhood. No pets, deposit four acres near Forrest (20 min. required. Ph: 815-7438760. from Pontiac). Completely APARTMENT in Gridley, new c7-9/tfn remodeled. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, two bedroom, reasonable rent. new kitchen, fireplace, air cond. Quiet with privacy. Laundry CHATSWORTH: 2 bedroom appliances available. Pasture facilities in building. Appliances apartment. Refrigerator and and buildings for livestock. optional. Quality workmanship. stove furnished. Call after 3:30 Owner going to law school. Ph: Must be seen to be appreciated. p.m. 8158353389. c7-23/tfn 8158573798 after 6 p.m. Contact Don Kingdon, 309 c913/tfn *Tm not just saving my 527-3031 or 309827-2679. EL PASO: 2 bedroom mobile c08-07/tfn home. 12 ft. wide. Appliances 3 OR 4 ROOM apartment cash for a rainy day furnished. Ph: Eureka furnished or unfurnished. Call EL PASO, 2 bedroom apartment, 309-467-3607. *7-23/913 309747-2175 after 5 p.m. anym ore....thanks to the large living room, dining and *913/913 kitchen. Heat, water and garbage LEXINGTON: Furnished and h i g h interest income pickup furnished. Need unfurnished apartments. All FAIRBURY: New 2 bedroom references. K. Faulk, Ph: utilities paid: 1 bedroom and deluxe duplex with attached from Passport.'* 309827-4245. c02-12/tfn efficiency, suitable for two or garage for rent. Deposit and singles. References. No pets. Ph: lease required. Ph: 815892-2322. FURNISHED 2 bedroom 3093653898. C7-23/913 c913/tfn D aily apartment in Chatsworth. Ph: P a s s p o r t C a s h T h u s t 815835-3092. c2-26/tfn GRIDLEY: 3 bedroom and CHENOA: New 2 bedroom home family room. Security deposit available. Deposit and lease Edward O. Janas C Co. 1 7 . 1 0 % FAIRBURY, large unfurnished 1 required. Rent-option to buy. required. Ph: 815892-2322. “/ receive the perfect combination of high yield and and 2 bedroom apartments. Ph: 309747-2223. c7-30/tfn c913/tfn Carpeted w/stove and liquidity from these Passport features: refrigerator. As low as 8160 and TWO BEDROOM house in Piper CROPSEY: 4 bedroom home, • Daily dividends 8180. Equal housing opportunity. fully insulated, carpeted, hot City. References and deposit a • No interest penalty for early Ph: 815892-3855 c38/tfn must. Ph: 8153892562. water heat, ph: 217-7492439. 96/tfn c913/tfn w it h d r a w a l . 2 BEDROOM apartment-heat • Money immediately available 'furnished, Chenoa, 8240. Ph: r815-945-7296 or 815-945-2521. by simply w riting a free check E c3-12/tfn • Accounts opened with as little ¥ Anomocioj a s $ 5 ,0 0 0 MINONK: 5 room apartment i L | | C • available immediately. No pets. For msrs complete information, including a (rot prospectas, : Deposit. Ph: 309827-5541. 8180 with currant yield, advisory lees, distribution charges s»d l c5-14/tfn “ Initial Happenings" ether expenses, contact your Edward D. Jones 8 Co. Representative. EL PASO: Cottage, ideal for one I E d w a r d <*L SCHWElZEfl person, 8175 per month ptus MONOGRAMING SERVICE electricity. Ph: 309527-2085 a x i D. Jonas before 6p.m. c4-16/tfn Shirty Smiton, Nnn, KAREN VOGa Ml shin Dew Tprt Start iKWgi Ms LEXINGTON: Small house at 105 T w i t U m n , Eli I Sdcwort hrtun* *>e«tcMN Ce*n

• Chat* worth 819635-3010 Chsnos 8199493221 1 Cullom 8158092654 Colfax - 309723-2861 El Paso 309527-4800 Fairbury - 815092-2388 | i Forrest 815-857-8482 Qridlsy 309747 2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Lexington - 309365-8714 Onarg* 8152897815 , 3 ' Plpar City - 8158892550 County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981—FIVE; GRIDI.EY: 2 lots comer of Rt. 24 GII.MAN: Yard sale, much CHATSWORTH: 604 N. 5th, misc., Saturday, Aug. 15. 9-5. group yard sale. Friday, Aug. 14, and Market st. 128' x 120' Melvin FAIRBURY: 511 S. Third, large Sunday, Au Aug. 16, 9-? 500 N. 12-4; Saturday, Aug. 15, 92; CHENOA: Garage sale, Grace. Ph: 309-747-2003. fall and winter garage sale. Commerce. Rain date,, 22 and 23. clothing, all sizes, books, records, Thursday and Friday, Aug. 13 c4-30/tfn Thursday, Aug. 13, 5-7:30, C8-13/8-13 toys, dishes, lots of misc. and 14, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday, Friday, Aug. 14, 9-4:30. Lots of Aug. 15, 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. 801 East FORREST, by owner, 3 C 8-13/8-13 childrens clothing all sizes, some Iincoln, behind Bank of Chenoa. bedrooms, kitchen, utility, fully MOVING SALE: Furniture, men and women clothing, books, Lots of housewares, lamps, carpeted, family room with shovels, saws, other hardware, EL PASO: Aug. 14 and 15 95, 797 toys, bowling ball, childrens tables, trundle beds, baby bed, fireplace and bar. central air ladders, ping pong table, games, E. Second. Electric stove, riding toys, baby dressing table, knick-knacks, baby, children and with humidifier, large patio, new stuffed animals, clothes, many lawnmower. 10 speed bike, 5 mens work shop items, swag *8-13/8-13 misc. items. Thursday, Aug. 13, horsemotor, clothing, toys, misc. adult clothing. siding, new garage door with lamp, two 14" Ford truck rims, 2-7 at 111 E. Elm, Fairbury in *8-13/8-13 opener, lots of extras. Comer 1*2 four 15" Cragars with tires, back. C8-13/8-13 CHENOA: Large garage sale, 123 lots in Parkview Manor. Ph: knick-knacks, baked goods and EL PASO. Household sale, Aug. N. Third, Aug. 15 thru 2 2 ,9a.m. -7 815-657-8620. c7-23/tfn many other misc. items. Diana FAIRBURY: Aug. 14 and 15. 9 Hand 15, Friday, and Saturday. 9 p.m. C 8-13/8-13 Tull, Darlene Watkins and a.m. - 4 p.m. 511S. Webster. Girls to 5. Com Belt Motel - Rt. 51 EL PASO: Newer executive, friends. c8-13/8-13 4-bedrooms, 24 baths, and clothing and winter coals. North. Washer and dryer $200 CHENOA: 603 Division. Friday Woman's size 18-20 slacks, slack Couch $175, electric stove. $100 thru Sunday. 14 thru 16, 9 a.m. - 5 practically everything. Priced to FAIRBURY: Aug. 13. 14. 15 on outfits, blouses and winter coat. Dinette set. chairs, shelves, p.m. Gold couch, excellent sell. Open house, 60 East 7th, Thursday. 5-8, Friday 8-5, Crochet afghans. lamps, and lamps, end tables, coffee table, condition; brown recliner, alternative financing. ph: Saturday. 8-12. Ix>ts of children 309-527-2366. *8-6/8-13 inisc. *8-13/8-13 sink, kitchen cabinets, carpets, niagara chair, new hammock, CB double bed. dresser, chest of and adult clothing and misc. 311 equipment, fishing equipment, N 7th Ph: 815-692-3946. FORREST. Basement sale. drawers, air conditioner, riding dishes, silverware, clothes, gun GRIDIJSY: Ranch type brick c'8-13/8-13 home, large finished basement. Thursday evening Aug. 13, 6-9 mower, roto-tiller, CB radio, holsters, antiques, jewelry, new- Two car garage, very reasonable p.m. Friday 9-1. Saturday 9-4. curtains, sheets, blankets, large mailbox, folding chairs, utilities, corner lot,. Available Lucille Fendrick, 420 W Martin, towels, dishes, pans, stereo, EL PASO: Saturday, Aug. 15, 93 .record player, 1971 Buick, 1970 Aug. 1,1981. 105 Kertt street. Call near Meadowbrook school. clothes, all sizes, knick-knacks p.m. CB, 8-track player, clothing, Pontiac, good second car. Visit 314-393-2311 before 7 a.m. or after *8-13/8-13 and much, much more! No books, toys and misc. 95 Hast the VRW flea market Suiday, 6 p.m. *8-13/8-20 advance sales. c8-13/8-13 Third *8-13/8-13 Eileen Downes. *813/8-13 EL PASO: Porch sale, Friday, FOR ALL YOUR real estate Aug. 14, 9-5, Saturday, 9-12. needs. Ringger Real Estate, ph: Sports equipment, clothing and 309-747-2375. Sales person, Debbie lots of misc. 603 E. Third. Steffen, 309-747-2721. C8-13/8-13 c8-13/tfn D & W Lawn & Garden GRIDIJ5Y: 401 Woodford, large EXCELLENT location, three garage sale, eight families. bedrooms, large lot, has always Friday. Aug. 14, 9-3, and had excellent care, oversized two Saturday, Aug. 15, 8-12. Children , END OF car garage and/or shop, near through adult clothing, toys, SUMMER 1 Phone 309/432-2511 high school. Priced in the $40’s. games, iron bed and lots of misc. Power Agency, Chenoa. James cS-13/8-13 Minonk. III. Rt. 51 Power, Broker 815-945-5411; Alieta Tinges, 815-945-7122; EL PASO: Fall and winter sale. Marshall and Pat Johnson Infant thru adult, 2 baby swings, 33 G JOHN DEERE 815-945-4921; and Katie Power playpen, car seat, drapes, 815-945-7142. C8-13/8-13 bedspreads, and other misc. Also a n a r a GAS GRILL children having a lemonade Save now ondependable w/L.P. Gas Kit & Tank stand. Thursday and Fritlay, Reg. $334.50 Value Aug. 13 and 14. 8:30-S. 204 S. Elm John D eere products SALE PRICED GARAGE SALES St. *8-13/8-13 (Not Assembled) PIPER CITY: AFS rummage *283” LARGE YARD SALE: Thursday, and bake sale. Saturday, Aug. 22. Aug. 13, 9-4, Friday, Aug. 14, 9-4, 95, little gym at High school in Saturday, Aug. 15, 9-5. Lots of Piper City. Aug. 10 and 17. BATTERY CHARGER SALE clothes, misc., ping pang table, cB-13/8-20 10 Amp Reg $56.05 Value SALE PRICED **7.55 many 10* items. 3 mi. south of Forrest, on hwy. 47, house next to CHATS WORTH: 5 families. 514 15 Amp Combelt Hatcheries. Cancelled if N. 4th st., Thursday, Aug. 13, 4-8 100 Amp Boost Reg. Priced $114.90 SALE PRICED *•8.50 rains, to be held next weekend. p.m., Friday, Aug. 14, 9-4 p.m., T 30 Amp C 8-13/8-13 Diller group. *8-13/8-13 200 Amp Boost Reg. Priced $147.95 SALE PRICED *118.35

V* Acre (Coverage) JOHN DEERE MULK rURNTURE INSECT KILLER 45 Watts - Reg. $124.96 Value Ph. 527-4245 In El Paso Hours 8 - 5:30 *100 Off Sale SALE PRICED "Servica Is Our ” ' " 3250 Watt JOHN DEERE * 1 1 2 ** UPHOLSTERY Rowe CASE 0000$ Portable Bassett Stratford Broyhill Alternators Smith Brothers Burlington House Pontiac Chair 110-220 Volta 8 h.p. Reg. Price $875.00 VINYL FLOORING Mannington SALE *775“ Congoleum Armstrong nign- *100 Off Sale Pressure A18 JOHN DEERE Washers ICARPET High Pressure Washer Bigelow • Viking HALL ACCESSORIES 800*660 Lbe. Working Pressure Callaway - Americana Reg. $440.00 NAUPAPER «u *340“ Sealy - Eastman House Flotation Sleep Sets New Conception in Water Beds ! MUM* VALUE PRICED JOHN DEERE Gas Powered Line Trimmers in stock We invite you to visit our store. We have *139.951. •354.95 quality - service and low prices to offer you. Ctwtaworth 815636-3010 Chenoe 8158458221 CuMom • 1 1 M » 2 « 4 C o flM - 908-729-2881 El Pm o - 308-527-4800 Fairtwry - 816682-2966 ForrMt ■ 815-657-8482 Gridley 908-747-2078 Cornbelt Classifieds.. Lexington • 308-986-8714 Onarga 816-208-7815 Wp#f City 815888-2560

KAPPA: Yard sale, across from TRY CERAMICS. Happy Kiln, CARPET AND linoleum custom­ County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981—SIX Kappa cemetery. Friday and Gridley. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., ers to see our new lines. Ph. PART TIME waitress. Thursday AMBITIOUS ADULTS in Saturday, Aug. 14 and IS, noon to 10-9; Fri. & Sat., 104. 815835-3239 for in-home showing and Friday evenings 3:30-9:30 working full time or part time 8 p.m. C8-13/8-13 c02-07/tfn and free estimate. 20 years and every other Saturday 6:30 from your home. Write box K, c/o experience. Courtesy Carpet, a.m.-2:30 p.m. Apply Stan's Fairbury Blade, Fairbury, II., EL PASO: 240 W. 5th, Friday and Francis Sc hade, Chatsworth. Restaurant, Gridley. Ph: 61739. For interview give name, Saturday, 8:30 to 5; clothing FREE c05-10/tfn 309-747-2920. c7-30/tfn address and phone number. -infant through adult, baby items cS-13/8-20 and much miscellaneous. GOOD, SOLID railroad ties, any LAB TECHNICIAN for medical •8-13/8-13 length. Ph: 309-377-2311. group. 5 day week, weekends off. FREE KITTENS. Cute. 6 weeks cS-6/8-13 Pleasant working conditions with FAIRBURY: 505 W. Hickory. old. Call 815-692-2506. good benefits. For more SUPERVISOR for Senior Citizen Adult and children's clothing and C8-13/8-20 MATURE middle aged woman to information, call 815892-2305. Hot Meals program in Chenoa. 3 misc. items. Friday, 6 p.m. - 9 do house cleaning. Call cS-13/8-13 days per week. Need responsible p.m., Saturday 9-3. c8-13/8-13 815892-3053. *8-13/8-13 person to take reservations, do LIVESTOCK FREE TOYS - extra $$$. Demon­ record keeping, oversee setting FAIRBURY: Group sale, strate House of Lloyd toy parties. up, serving, and cleaning up and Thursday 3-7, Friday 9-5, 406 W. 4 months only. No investment. supervise volunteers. To apply Chestnut. c8-13/8-13 A N T IO U E S / Call Sylvia, Towanda, ph: 309-452-0445 by Aug. 19. / A t Stud 309-728-2484. *8-13/8-20 C8-13/8-13 FAIRBURY: Two family porch Two American Saddlebreds sale. 402 W. Hickory. I.ots of JASON GENIUS PEAVINE OPENING SEPT. 1. Grand infants, childrens, and adult ASHBA 71552 opening week of Sept. 15-19. clothing and much more. AMBER’S SORREL GENIUS Trade winds antiques, 109 west N e w T r a c t o r s Thursday, Friday and Saturday ASHBA No. 53465 Ixicust, Fairbury. *8-13/8-13 8:30to 12:00. c8-13/8-13 One Tennessee Walking Horse FORBES CHAMP FAIRBURY: 311 S. Third, All Sizes TWHB/EA No. 754675 Thursday 98, Friday 9-5. Fee $100 live foal for either WORK WANTED *8-13/8-13 stallion. , Interest Free en Near & Used Also for sale, 19 assorted FAIRBURY. 400 E. Elm, Saddlebred and Walxing Horse BABYSITTING in my home, till March 1982 Saturday. Aug. 15, 8:394:30. mares, fillies, colts, in various lana Givens, ph: 309-7238284. USED TRACTORS Infant and toddler clothes and C 7-30/8-13 stages of training, some green- 4020 Gas Wide Front Hull Hydr...... $5,000.00 toys; two car seats and baby broke, some well-broke to ride or J.H. Cub W/Woods Belly Mower...... 3,000.00 misc.; space heaters, tennis drive. BABYSITTING: Experienced, rackets, tricycle, hammock and DR. JAMES IJVNGSTAFF T1.C' in my home, Monday- J.D . 4010 Gas W/158 Loader...... 7,500.00 more! nc8-13/8-13 Fairbury Friday. Reasonable weekly J.D. 4430 W/Duals sharp ...... 21,000.00 Ph: 815892-2383 office; rates. El Paso ph: 3098278348. J.D. 4630 W/Duals sharp ...... 27,000.00 FAIRBURY: 7 family yard sale. 815892-2471 residence. * 8 8 /8 -1 3 J.D. 4630 W/Duals ...... 21,500.00 Thursday, 4-7:30, Friday 12-6, c5-7/tfn J.D. 4440 Quad Range...... 27,000.00 Saturday. 9-2. Avon, BABYSITTING in my home USED COMBINES Tupperware, clothes, infants to Monday through Friday HAMPSHIRE SHEEP - register­ J.D. 7700 D 1973 Clean W/20 tt. platform . 19,000.00 adult. Knick-knacks, dishes, toys, ed ewe lambs, ram lambs, weekdays, ages 2 and up. Ph: continued from last week, ljots of 309527-2872. C8-13/8-20 J.D. 7700 D 1975 Hydro W/20 ft. platform. 28,000.00 yearling rams and wethers. A M.F. 760 D 1976 800 hrs. W/24 ft. platform items added. 513 W. Walnut. great 4-H project to raise and C8-13/8-13 show. Ph: 309-527-3932 evenings. & 6 row corn head very sh arp ...... 42,000.00 nc-64/tfn HELP WANTED FAIRBURY: Aug. 14 and 15, 9-5. USED CORN & ROW CROP HEADS 209 E. Hickory. I/>ts of different RABBITS Champagne d’Argent J.D. 843 ...... $7,500.00 things, lots of bargains. for sale. Junior does and bucks, AIDES, PART time position. J.D. 653 200 acres ...... $8,500.00 C8-13/8-13 senior does and buck. Ph: Openings for hospital and J.D. 653 ...... $5,500.00 pavilion. Experience preferred 8158448006. *88/8-13 J.D. 444 ...... $5,000.00 LEXINGTON: Aug. 28, 29 ; 9-5. but not required. Call Fall clothing, infant thru adult, HORSES. Registered Arabian 815892-2346, ext. 245. MISC. SALE books, material, toys, baby gelding, quarter horse gelding, C 0 6 /8 -1 3 Cash & Carry furniture, misc. c8-13/8-20 46” buckskin pony mare. Ph: QTY. DESCRIPTON PRICE 815888-3306. *8-13/8-20 NURSES AIDE needed. Apply In FAIRBURY: Basement sale, 613 person, Octavia Manor. 1 J.D. 1610 Pull Chisel Plow 11 ft_____$3,180.00 E. Walnut, Thursday, Aug. 13. cS-13/8-20 1 J.D. 85 Rm. Fold Cultivator 12 row .. .7,700.00 98; Friday, Aug. 4, 9-1. Many WANTED 1 J.D. 420 Folding Hoe ...... 4,580.00 misc. items including pictures, 2 J.D. 300 Corn Pickers Each 7,870.00 bottles, records, knick-knacks, 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 5-18 ...... 5.100.00 lots and lots of childrens clothes Piper Inn 1 J.D. 230 Disk 22 ft...... 7,800.00 in very good condition. Some nice CARPETS AND RUGS to be 45 W. Main, Piper City 1 J.D. 331 Disk 24 ft...... 10,450.00 adult clothes, and much more. shampooed. Reasonable. Dave 1 J.D. 7000 Fold Planter, 18 row ...... 38,000.00 nc8-13/8-13 Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815692- Nm Serving Lunch 1 J.D. 544 Bulldozer fits 4640-4840 .... 2,700.00 2282. c03-25/tfn Homecooked Meals 2 J.D. 201 Implement Trailer w/tires Each 2,000.00 CHENOA: Yard sale. Get your 1 J.D. 1210 A Grain Cart 400 b u ...... 4,850.00 little boys and girls back to school WOMAN AND TWO children Monday thru Saturday clothes here. Good and clean. need two or three bedroom house 6 J.D. 965 Gears Less Wheels & Tires Each 525.00 Also mens and womens clothes. to rent in Fairbury. Maximum Fish Every Friday 4 J.D. 1065 A Gears w/tlres ...... Each 1,150.00 Refrigerator, kitchen table, rent $225 mo. Call 815892-3513 Night. 6*8 4 J.D. 1075 Gears w/tires ...... Each 1,590.00 small appliances, lots of misc., after 4:30. nc66/tfn 1 J.D. 275 Snow Blowers ...... 1,890.00 Aug. 14, 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Aug. 1 J.D. 610 Finishing Harrow, 19 ft...... 8,400.00 15, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Clarks, 310 2 J.D. 88 Rear Blades, 8 ft...... Each 875.00 South Fourth. Across from Bank. 1 J.D. 95 Rear Blades, 8 ft...... 900.00 Cancelled in case of rain. 2 J.D. 54 Spreaders, 230 bu. box . Each 3,200.00 •8-13/8-13 2 J.D. F1450 Plows 5-18 ...... EAch 3,500.00 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 5-18 ...... 5,850.00 1 J.D. 2600 Plow 6-16 ...... 4,850.00 NOTICES 1 J.D. 230 Disk 25 ft. wide ...... 7,600.00 2 J.D. 428 Hoe Gauge Wheels & Transport...... Each 3,950.00 I>OCAL COIN collector will come 2 J.D. 430 Hoe Gauge Wheels & to your home to buy collection. Transport...... Each 4,300.00 Paying cash. Call 815-268-4546 or XIH £5, PACKACf 1 M & W 300 Auger Cart ...... 3,700.00 815-265-7785. *8-13/10-1 1 M & W 400 Auger C art...... 5,700.00 QUALITY ART and Craft 1 Used M & W 300 Center Dump (like new) 3,000.00 supplies and classes. Landscape $2 at time of setting 1 Used D.M.1.300 Center Dum p...... 1,700.00 and tole painting, counted cross $13.49 at time of delivery stitch, calicos, quilting supplies (Plus Sales Tax) EARLY SAW SALE and more at Strawberries etc, 502 • Age 1 day to 100 year* J.D. CHAIN SAWS ALL SIZES W. Main (Rt. 24), El Paso. • Satisfaction Guaranteed, C8-13/8-20 or depont refunded • No limit on add I packages Q 15% 0 F F Q BEELINE style show and sam ple |FAMIIV GROUPS INVITiO at *13 00 each — sale, Thursday, Aug. 13, Colfax $1 titff sack M4 I HUM • Pets. $16 00 wnere mowed American Legion Hall, Colfax, CHOICE OP BACKGROUND 7:30 p.m. Prizes, refreshments BEN FRANKLIN Stalter Repair Inc. and discounts. Everyone Friday, August 14 110 W. Locust, •02 N. Orangt. Unfcglod, H. 11793 welcome. Maxine Grosse, Donita l p.m. to 7 p.m. Fairbury, II. PNo m 309/305-2031 G rim sley. cS-13/8-13 0 a

County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981— SEVEN Cornbelt Classifieds Chataworth 815-035-3010 Chenoa 816046-3221 Cullom 015080-2064 Colfax 300-723-2001 El Paso 300-527-4000 Fairbury - 815082-2300 Forrest - 8150570402 Qrldley 308-747-2070 Fairbury Hospital Notes g. 12-18, 1981—SIX Lexington 3000050714 Onarga 815208-7815 S ADULTS in Piper City • 815088-2550 J time or part time ome. Write box K, c/o MONDAY. AUGUST 1, 1401 Mrs. Madeline Dart, Mrs. Vada Hanson, Harlingor, Hade, Fairbury, 11., KEEP SMILING. Sell Avon. NEED CAR pool to ICC Monday- ADMITTED Fairbury, Medical; Walter Texas, Accident; William Daniel Drilling, Piper City, Moser, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Brackman, Fairbury, Medical. interview give name, Good *» . benefits, set your own Thursday Ph: 300-747-2721. hours. An opening in Chataworth, nc8-13/8-13 Medical; Mr*.Florence Copat, Judy Stork, Forrest, Medical; i phone number. Thawville, Medical; Miss Emily Master Robert William Monroe, DISMISSED C 5 1 3 /5 2 0 Fairbury, Forrest and Onarga. Klehm. Chats worth. Medical; Fairbury, Medical, transferred David Lawrence, Fairbury; Call 815-832-4861. cS-13/8-13 WANT TO JOIN or form a car Lawrence Nance, Chats worth, Irom St. Francis hospital, Lawrence Nance, Chatsworth; pool from El Paso area to Medical; Mrs. Martha Peoria; Master David Allen Ervin Moranville, Chatsworth; AMBITIOUS PERSON to work Mossville Caterpillar 1st shift. Kohlmann, Pontiac. Medical. Lawrence, Fairbury, Medical, Mrs. Elaine Sandoval, OR for Senior Citizen from home part or full time. For transferred from St. Francis Chatsworth; Mrs. Sharon Ph: 309-527-5231. nc7-23/8-13 program in Chenoa. 3 interview write Fairbury Blade, DISMISSED hospital, Peoria. Monroe, Fairbury; Robert eek. Need responsible Box W, Fairbury, II., 61739. Give Albert Bennett, Fairbury,- DISMISSED Monroe, Fairbury. lake reservations, do name, address, and phone Mrs. Elizabeth Day, Chats worth, Mrs. Bonnie Glover, ping, oversee setting number. *8-13/8-20 Mrs. Gail McWhorter A baby Fairbury; Mrs. Laura Haab, SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1441 , and cleaning up and TRAVEL boy, Cropsey; Earl Beggs, Forrest, transferred to Carle ADMITTED George Thedens, Colfax, volunteers. To apply Forrest; Mrs. Oma Goembel. Clinic, Champaign; Mrs. Hazel Fairbury. Schleeter, Fairbury; Mrs. Medical; Mrs. Florence Artz, 0445 by Aug. 19. Genevieve Winkley, Chats worth; Thawville, Medical; Mrs. JoAnn C 5 1 3 /5 1 3 BUSINESS HAWAIIAN special. New low lost TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1441 Wayne Noel, Dwight; Mrs. John Runyon, Forrest, Surgical; Mrs. airfares and tours. Contact us: ADMITTED Pitchford and baby boy. Jay Etta Knittles, Chatsworth, OPPORTUNITIES Adventure Tours and Travel. None. Reyes, Graymont; Mrs. Martha Medical; Robert Walter, New location, 100 N. Main St. DISMISSED Kohlmann, Pontiac, transferred Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Beverly BOYS AND GIRLS, we are Mrs. Mary Sinnett, Forrest; to Carle Clinic, Champaign; Miss Convis, Cropsey, Medical; Mrs. offering money for your mother's Pontiac, II., Ph: 815842-1133. Louise Hallock, Fairbury, Ample free parking in front of Baby girl Megli, Pontiac, Emily Klehm, Chatsworth; Miss discarded tables and boxes. Call transferred to St. Francis Kimberly Hammond, Fairbury; Medical; Joseph Rose, Dwight, for information, 815-692-3864 or new office. c7-16/tfn hospital, Peoria. Mrs. Carol Tharp, Cullom. Medical. 815-692-3589. *8-6/8-13 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 14*1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1441 DISMISSED ADMITTED ADMITTED Francis Adams, Dwight; Mrs. Leo Gourley, Piper City, Mrs. Karen Burks, Fairbury, Caroline Megli, Pontiac. C A R P O O L S PETS Surgical; Mrs. Bonnie Albert, Medical; Ervin Moranville. Forrest, Surgical; Miss Chatsworth, Surgical; Mrs. Fairbury Hospital Births: Kimberly Hammond, Fairbury, Elaine Sandoval, Chatsworth. To M r. and Mrs. Robert Megli, READERS MAY ADVERTISE Surgical; Mrs. Patricia Lane, Surgical; James Gardner, Pontiac, a baby girl, born Forrest. Medical. free in this classification. ABYSSINIAN Guinea Pigs 83 Fairbury, Medical. Tuesday. August 4, 1441 at 7:32 each. Call 309-747-2636 after 5 DISMISSED DISMISSED p.m. weighing J lbs. 4 ozs. nc02-05/tfn p.m. Daniel Drilling, Piper City. Mrs. Patricia Lane, Fairbury. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klepp, Saunemin, a baby boy C8-13/513 WANTED: A ride to downtown THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1441 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. 1441 born Friday, Aug. 7, 1441 at 3:51 Bloomington starting Aug. 17, ADMITTED ADMITTED p.m. weighing 7 lbs., 15 oz. Monday-Friday 8-5, 815692-3946. OLD ENGLISH sheep dog nc8-13/tfn puppies. Ready Sept. 1. Good dog for children, reasonable. Ph: WANTED: Ride to Illinois 8159457610. *8-13/8-13 Central college Tuesday through W oodford County Friday. Class starts at 8:30 a.m. PUREBRED Border Collie Hours negotiable. Ph: pups. 8 weeks old. Chenoa. Ph: 309-747-2471. nc8-13/9-3 8159457662. *513/513 COURT NEW S

Your message here reaches 54.100 GENERAL DOCKET . alcohol and Lisa E. Edgecomb, 20, El readers. Call 41S-442 2344. Rick Heller, III trans of ' SMALL CLAIMS Paso, July 30 alcohol Secor Elevator Company vs. James Cooley, etux, Sargent M ark Linn, Disobeyed stop Kenneth Haines Leigh, etux. WD-lots I, 2. 3, 4, 5, sign Secor Elevator Company vs. Blk 14 OT ol Secor Mike Kelley. Ill poss ol alcohol Wayne Ulrich Myrtle Shaffer, etal, Patrick Douglas Knoblauch, Eureka Agri Center vs. Walt Renken, etux. Memo of Rec-pt Brown stickers due on plates Disobeyed stop sign Benner W' i Blk 12 Gibsons add OT now Steven Ludeman, Driving Robert Quick d /b /a Quck A El Paso Passenger car owners with 31 deadline. while intoxicated Son Sunoco vs. George Compton Woodrow Williamson, etux, license plate registrations Stickers also may be James Piquard, Driving while Bailey, Donald d /b /a Bailey Ralph Brooks, etux, WD-p« lots 4, expiring in August have until purchased over the counter at the intoxicated; disobeyed stop sign Printing vs. Jack Osborne, etal 5, * Blk 4 Jones addn to Kappa midnight Monday, Aug. 31, to Secretary of State's Springfield Dennis Thurmon, Driving Voss, Wayne vs. Cannella Charles Eldridge, Richard display brown 1982 stickers in the and Chicago facilities or many while intoxicated Corp. Barnett, WD-lot 7 Tamarack financial institutions Danny Cirks, III trans of Acres sub in SE' « Sec 34 T24N IE upper right comers of their rear alcohol DIVORCE Minonk State Bank, Emma plates. participating in the license Rogor Janssen, III trans of Brewer, Phyllis D. vs. Robert Matter, Partial Rel. Sec. of State Jim Edgar said renewal program. alcohol L. Brewer Emma Matter, Lawrence L. approximately 543,000 renewal Effective Tuesday, Sept. 1, Greg Mills, Disobeyed stop Madden, WD-NVi lot 14 Blk 4 OT applications have beefi mailed to anyone driving a car with an lign MARRIAGE of Minonk registered owners who currently expired green, Aug. 1961, sticker Timothy Porth. Ill trans of Carl D. Dickson. 21, Jerry Schlueter, etux, Don display green 1981 stickers may be ticketed and fined for alcohol Metamora and Donna K. Young, etux. Memo of Rec-lot 12; expiring in August. improper registration. Michael Welbos, III trans of Woosley, 14, Metamora, July 24 pt lot 13 Blk I Trowbridge addn If you have any questions alcohol Dennis C. Johnson, 23, Pooria Minonk Applications made by mail about the Secretary of State's James Rondon, III poss of and Sandra M. Barter, 21, Ted Garey, etux, Patrick should be In the secretary's office office, use the secretary’s toll- alcohol Eureka, July 24 McCollam, etux, WD-lot I SEV* David Spires, III trans of Lonnie J. DuVall, 21, El Paso SEV« Sec 24 T24N 2E no later than Saturday. Aug. 1$, free telephone number to guarantee delivery by the Aug. (800-252-8080).

NOTICE K \Welcofme to Lynn's To serve you better we now do $ ' 5 t h * TILING w Anniversary along with . . . S a l e BIG DISCOUNTS Bulldozing ALL 1981 CHEVROLET CARS AND ^ DrainageDItches TRUCKS ON SALE AT DEALERS ^ Farm Drainage (tiling) INVOICE... ^Waterways •Free Estimates Davis Excavating Dennis Davis 221 West John St., Forrest, III. 8 4 4 -3 1 8 6 Phone I1S/U7-M07 825 N. LADD — PONTIAC, ILL. 41764 County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981—EIGHT

MilKkin Alumni plan brunch COURT NEW S for new area students Millikin university alumni of Mrs. Robert H. Elder, Chenoa; Associate Court News Fairbury, III., a corp. to Trv, of Vicki Denise Vail, Cropsey the area will hold a Best Wishes Mrs. Clyde Brown, El Paso; Mrs. Week of Aug. 3 - 7, 1581 the Apostolic Christian church of and Douglas D. Maurer, Brunch at the Elks Country club Thomas Mann, Fairbury; Mr. Judge Darrell H. Reno, presiding Fairbury 4-19-81 515,000.00 Fairbury, 7-27-01. in Pontiac on Sunday, Aug. 23 at and Mrs. Glen Claudon and Mrs Harry Godfrey, 17, Streator, (R.S.-) A pt. of Atkins 1st Add. A DIVORCES: 12:30 p.m. Edwin D. Elder, Lexington; Rev. Disobey stop sign, 25.00 (County) Atkins 2nd Add. Fairbury. Carol Shields and John Millikin president J. Roger and Mrs. William A. Palmer, Helen Jackson, a widow to Michael Shields, both oi Pontiac, Thomas C. Doran, 24, Dwight, Miller; Admittance Counselor Minonk; Mrs. Charles Patton, Illegal possession of alcohol, Charles S. Bull A wf., |t. tens. 7-23-01. 25.00, (Pontiac) 7-23-SI 51 etc. (R.S. 53.) W. 1 V of Deborah Fraher and Clarence Walt Weasel and Alumni Director Saunemin; Evelyn Armbruster, David G. VanHoorebeke. 17, E. 24' L 12 B 27 Marsh's Add. J. Fraher, both of Pontiac, Peggy Luy will be special guests Susan Easton, Mrs. Carol Kinas, Forrest, Loud muffler, 25.00, Fairbury. 7-22-01. and present the program. Annette McGlasson, Rebecca (Forrest) MEMORANDUM OF Pauline D. Rawlings, Pontiac Members in charge of the Six, Pearle Sutherland, Susa! Robert H. Lahman, 25, JUDGMENT: and Floyd D. Rawlings, Roberts. event are Rev. and Mrs. Wallace, Pontiac. Chenoa, Speeding, 25.00, (State) Mr. Timber, Inc. vs. Daniel A 4-10-01. Raymond Harrison, chairman; Susan Easton, 1800 Drive is in David G. VanHoorebeke, 17, Ruth Ann Stiles 7-2V-A1 Judgmet. Mark Burkitt and Angela State Representative Thomas W. charge of reservations. Persons Forrest, Speeding, 40.00, (State) rendered 7-21-01 for 5442.40 A Burkitt, both of Cornell, 0-1-01. Ewing, Millikin representative; attending the program only will Roy E. Wulzen, 17, Long costs. Donna Florey, Dwight and Area committee members are meet in the social room. Point, No valid registration, COURT PROCEEDINGS: Larry Florey, Coal City. 0-1-01. 25.00, (County) In Re: Dissolution of Craig Snfith, Pontiac and Dorothea K. Green, 50, Pon­ Marriage of Ruthanne UphoH. Linda D. Smith, Bloomington, tiac, Driver's license expired, Pontiac A Frederick D. Uphoff, 0-1-01. 55.00, (Pontiac) Pontiac. 7-23-01. Mary F. Foster and Richard Michael E. Poshard, 14, Pon­ In Re: Dissolution of E. Foster, both of Pontiac, 0-1-01. Ford C ounty tiac, Disobey stop sign, 25.00, Marriage of Thomas Holt Spivey, BIRTHS: (Pontiac) Sr., Odell A Dorothy Marilyn To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richard A. Looney, 10, Spivey, Odell 7-24-01. Whately, Fairbury, Daughter, Cullom, Speeding, dismissed, Weber Plumbing A Heating, 7-25-01. (Pontiac) Fairbury vs. M r. and Mrs. Babe To M r. and Mrs. Lloyd COURT N EW S Neil M. Sloan, 4S, Pontiac, No Hines, Fairbury, Small Claim Honegger. Forrest, Daughter, valid driver's license, dismissed, Complaint. 51,152.70. 7-24-01. 7-24-01. (Sec. of State) The Oilier Tile Co.. Inc., an III. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald MARRIAGE LICENSES: unlimited, inc. Frank L. Hamilton, 41, Pon­ Corp., Chats worth vs. Terry Telford, Pontiac, Son, 7-24-01. Michael Gene Evans, Paxton Betty J. Bradbury; Robt. D. tiac, Improper backing, 25.00, Schisler dba Schisler Farm To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A Nancy Ann Endicott, Paxton, Bredbery at al. (Pontiac) Drainage, Roseville, At Law. Knocke. Chats worth. Son, 7-20-01. 7-14-01. Jack D. Parkerson; Gunna M. Brian Verdun, 14, Odell, Il­ (Cplt.) 523,051.45 A costs. 7 27-01. To M r. and Mrs. Jay James Allen Robertson, Parkerson. legal transport of alcohol, 25.00, MARRIAGE LICENSES: Gadberry. Chenoa, Son, 7-20-01. Paxton A Delores Kay Snider, Maxine M. Brucker; Duane H. ( County) Carl Jay Carli and Theresa To M r. and Mrs. William Ellis, Paxton, 7-14-01. Brian Verdun, 14, Odell, Too Marie Maubach, both of Odell, Chenoa, Son, 7-27-01. Mike L. Buhs, A Lisa Ann Joyce E. Head, Gaa S. Head. fast for conditions, 25.00, (Coun­ 7-20-01. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rients, Mount, Paxton, 7-24-01. DEEDS: ty) Jack O. Montgomery and Long Point, Daughter, 7-25-01. Kenneth Wayne Vreeman, Lloyd A Maria S. Sturm, to Roger A. Degenhart, 23, Pon­ Sylvia M. Otto, both of Forrest, To M r. and Mrs. Jim Costello, Champaign A Tammy Kay Long, Annio V. Connor; 7-2-81; L 2 Bond tiac, Improper backing, 25.00, 7 20-01. Pontiac, Son, 7-31-01. Gibson, 7-27-01. Subdiv Roberts. (Pontiac) Edward A. Kammerman and To M r. and Mrs. Ronald Steven Craig Bradbury, Marguerite A. Kendrick A M. Eleanor L. Nicklin, 33 Linda J. Rutherford, both of Monroe, Fairbury, Son, 7-31-01. Gibson A Pamela Lynn Lantz, I. to Tad L. Kendrick; 7-14-81; Ld Streator, Speeding, 25.00, (State) Pontiac. 7-20-01. To M r. and Mrs. John Gibson, 7-27-01. 3-24-5. Ronald W. Hanley, )7, Dwight, Mark E.Hurt and Dona L. Pitchford, Graymont, Son, Dwaine H. Morsch, Gibson A Marguerite A. Kendrick to Speeding, 35.00bond forf., (State) Hornstein. both of Pontiac, 7-31-01. Barbara Ann Green, Gibson, Dorothy C. Kendrick; 7-14-81; Ld Michael S. Comens, 20, Pon­ 7-20-01. Mr. and Mrs. Mark 7-20-01. 3-24-5. tiac, Too fast for conditions, 35.00 Samuel T. Adams and Cynthia McWhorter, Cropsey, Son, CIRCUIT COURT: Lucille A. Richardson to bond forf., (Pontiac) A. Rathbun, both of Fairbury, 7-31-01. Ernest Bradley, burglary. Thomas E Wurmnest A Rebecca Gary A. Sassenger, 32, 0-1-01. Robert Henry Smith, reckless S. 4-4-81; Ld in 21-25-7. Dwight, Illegal transport of Neal Allen Harms and Norma DEATHS: homicide Contract: Dorothy Weaver,- alcohol. 35.00 bond forf., (State) K. Hopkins, both of Forrest, Anne Kuntz, 74, Chats worth, Arthur Phillip Hansel, theft Bessie G. Esslngton,- 4-5-81; L 1 B Michael E. Poshard, 14, Pon­ 0-1-01. 7-10-01. (over 5150). 7 Kempt 3rd AMn Kempton. tiac, Curfew, 10.00, (Pontiac) Lee A. Weber, Pontiac and Chloe M. Hildreth, 05, Don Koerner, criminal Annex. Ordinance: Village George Glen Williams, 17, Judith L. Aherns. Odell. 0-1-01. Fairbury, 7-10-01. damage to property. Clk Piper; 7-7-81; N45.4S' Saunemin, Battery, not guilty, Michael Wayne Weber and Ruby Bally, 54, Fairbury, David V. Ludwig, wheels L4,7.9,5, Arch's Subdiv. (Complaint) Laurie Rene Porter, both of 7-15-01. Fritz Colbert, 20. Dwight. Con­ Pontiac, 0-1-01. Roy Melvin, 45, Cornell, tributing to delinquency of Daniel James Lowery and 7-15-01. minors, W days cond. disch., Starlyn Gail Dunn, both of Albert Limback, 40, G row grain w ithout fertilizer 25.00, (Complaint) Chats worth, 0-1-01. Bloomington former Pontiac, Ronnie Ruppe. 21, Dwight, MARRIAGES: 7-20-01. Japanese researchers claim revolutionize agricultural Contributing to delinquency of Debra Franklin, Batavia and Marietta Bradley, 05, Pontiac, they have developed a grain that technology. minors, 120 days cond. disch., Dale Harms, Forrest, 7-11-01. 7-20-01. grows without chemical By splicing and rebuilding 25.00, (Complaint) Bobbie R. Macom, Pontiac and Marian Long, 05, Sweet fertilizer, according to officials of genes of a bacteria found in the M ark R. Thompson, Chenoa, Valley, Pa., former Pontiac, roots of rice plants, the plant can WARRANTY DEEDS 7-17-01. 7-20-01. Japan's National Institute of Wesley Charles Fry A wf. to Joan Stoller, Fairbury and Bertha Lang, 00, Chats worth, Genetics. capture nitrogen and convert it to Susan A. Gibson A Charles C. John Gaston, Forrest, 7-10-10. 7-21-01. ammonia, a vital ingr client for Larsen, it. ten. 3-24-00 S10 (R.S. Carol Joan Haney and Kent L. Winifred Boyd, 05, Manville, They said the researchers growth. 515.) N. 472.0' Of W. 402.0' of SW>/« Gooding, both of Chenoa, 7-10-01. 7-22-01. claim the process, which The new technology is already SW'/« Sec. 24 27-0. (Deed of Cindy Lou Peabody, Flanagan Eleanor Drechsel, 77, Dwight, produces a "better" crop than being used on rice anc. other Correction). and Mark D. Garretson, Pontiac, 7-23-01. the conventional one, will crops, they said. Lloyd E. Haskins A wf. to 7-25-01. Paul Dunlap, 00, Dwight, William A. Stein 7-20-01 $1 etc. Sylvia R. Sc hade and Philip G. 7-24-01. (R.S. 510.50) Com. at SE Cor. of Weller, both of Dwight, 7-25-01. John Cutler, 50, Pontiac, Sec. 24-27-0, N. 15 rds., W. 14 rds.. Beth Lee Fitzsimmons and 7-24-01. S. IS rds., E. 14 rds. to pob. Kevin A. Dunahee. both of Hubert R. Ellis, 48. Pontiac, T Graceland Cemetery Assn., of Pontiac. 7-24-01. 7-30-SI. r

USDA says August PUBLIC AUCTION Landscaping & Nursery m eat supplies will of be adequate Antiques-Househokl Goods-Fumiture on U.S. beef and pork supplies in Rejuvenate August will be adequate and SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 broiler and turkey supplies will Starting at 11:00 A.M . your home with be plentiful, according to the U.S. Department Agriculture. Located at Wlcey-Augsburger Auction Center landscaping! USDA said weekly beef 29 W. Front S t (Downtown) B Paso, H. production in August will average about the same as last (Air Cond. Budding) Set utiit a year, but six percent below the Wo art taking Consignments of Antiques 1978-1980 August average. -Household Goods - Furniture Now for this Auction. Weekly pork production will If you have merchandise that you would like to sell average six to eight percent Contact Auctioneers listed below for free In below a year ago, and four to six to percent below the 197840 advertising. Watch paper for Sale Listing. average, USDA said. Sale Conducted by Broiler production during Wilkey-Augsburger Auction Service August is expected to average HOURS: three to five percent higher than P.0. Box 32 0 Paso, II a year ago and five to six percent AUCTIONEERS. Mon. - Fri. 8 - 5:30„ eTTr e k a ^ above the August 1978-80 Tarry O. Wllkey Loren L. Augtburger S a t 8 - 5:00 Phono 309/467-2946 average, USDA said. Pb. 395-527-2801 Ptl. 345 354-2454 CLOSED SUNDAYS 0 o l> County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981-N IN E 12-18, 1981—EIGHT Consumer demend for meet is week MEDIA MONITOR

by Darrel Good meat sells for a higher total price By STEVE K WALZ-TELEVISION WRITER Extension Economist than a larger quantity. If we can CONSUMERS HAVE BEEN anticipate disposable income and UNWILLING TO SPEND AS the quantity of meat that will be Thought you’d like to know . . . MUCH MONEY ON MEAT as available for purchase, we can crt H. Elder, Chenoa; they have in the past when anticipate both consumer spen­ Richard Mulligan, the man who sion of "I Ought To Be In Pictures,-" > Brown, El Paso; Mrs. disposable income and the supply ding and meat prices. During the gave us the rather crazed Burt Dinah was inked to tense the film Mann, Fairbury; Mr. of meat are taken into account. same 12-year period, spending in Campbell on the now cancelled version as well, opposite Ann Glen Claudon and Mrs. As a result, livestock prices, par­ all years was within five percent “Soap," made a wise decision when Margret. She also had a secondary Elder, Lexington; Rev. ticularly for cattle and hogs, have of the expected levels, although he segued into his crackpot film­ role in the much nominated William A. Palmer, been lower in 1981 than had been spending was unusually high in maker rote in the much talked pc “Ordinary People* about Blake Edwards "get-even" • • • Mrs. Charles Patton, expected in late 1900. 1974 and 1976 and unusually low in flick—“S.O.B." I find it ironic that ; Evelyn Armbruster, Meat production is determin­ 1977. In 1980, the actual expen­ Ah, yes, the elusive fall season ston, Mrs. Carol Kinas, “Soap" was cancelled because of . .. NBC’s bright new sd-i series ed by decisions made long before diture for meat was 97 percent of its controversial content, when McGlasson, Rebecca production. For example, a deci­ the amount anticipated, based on “Star Prince" has been rechristen- rle Sutherland, Susal “S.O.B.” is far more satirical in its ed as “The Powers of Matthew sion made today to increase or disposable income and the quan­ view of our society. Mulligan also Pontiac. Star." That’s the third time they've decrease hog production will tity of meat available. might become the first actor to be Easton, 1800 Drive is in result in larger or smaller pork changed the name. The network nominated for an Emmy and an has also re-shot the pilot episode. reservations. Persons supplies a year from now. The The annual rate of consumer Oscar in the same year. Peter Barton headlines as an exiled the program only will time lag is shorter for poultry and income and the meat supply for 8 • • te social room. * alien teenaged prince. longer for beef. The meat is of­ the first half of 1981 are known. In case you're wondering what­ • • • fered to consumers who either Multiplying production by price, ever happened to Dinah Manoff. . . CBS has begun re-casting the buy it at the posted price or reject we can calculate expenditure. you know, the girl who played the it. If too many consumers buy Consumer demand for meat dur­ Jane Wyman sour-grapes saga “The man-eating daughter of the Jewish Vintage Years.” Robert Foxworth meat at the price charged at the ing the first half of 1961 was only Exiting—"Taxi's" Jeff Conaway gangster and was subsequently kill­ replaces Clu Gulager and Susan meat counter, the price is too low. 91 percent of the demand in­ ed off as Ted “Danny [fellas" Wass’ Sullivan takes over for Samantha The price will rise as the meat dicated by disposable income and Hollywood—"Taxi” will be without wife on "Soap," she’s inching her Eggar. A new pilot will be shot as supply shrinks. If not enough con­ the supply of meat available. one of its most popular hacks, Jeff way to a big time movie career. well. ______— _____ sumers buy the meat, the price This decrease in the demand for Conaway a.k.a. Bobby Wheeler, After starring in the Broadway ver- drops. meat is the reason why livestock when the outstanding ABC vidseries The amount of money that prices, especially for cattle, were resumes production Ironically consumers spend for meat varies lower than expected. We do not enough, Conaway, who portrayed an aspiring actor in the show, asked l, inc. from year to year. About 97 per­ know why this decrease in de­ J. Bradbury; Robt. D. cent of the variation is caused by mand occurred. for his release when he was offered I at al. two factors: the amount of after­ The lower demand for meat in the lead role in a multi-million dollar 9. Parkerson; Gunna M. tax income available to con­ 1981 was mainly felt by beef pro­ motion picture, "Models," which goes before cameras very shortly. m. sumers and the amount of meat ducers. This decrease may have The producers of^he show granted i* M. Brucker; Duane H. produced. During the 12-year been caused by a decrease in the Jeff’s wish and are now toying with period from 1969 through 1980, number of m eals eaten in E. Ha ad. Geo S. Head. the idea ot adding another charac­ consumers increased or decreas­ restaurants, where beef is cen­ ter (another woman7) to the show. A Marie S. Sturm, to ed spending by about 0.9 of one tral to menus, or to the rising Conner; 7-2-41; L 2 Bond percent for each one percent in­ prices pf other consumer goods. toberts. crease or decrease in disposable In the past, low consumer de­ Yes, that's Robert "Exidor" Don uerite A. Kendrick A M. income. Therefore, as consumer mand has soon reverted to earlier ner that you’ve been seeing in the I L. Kendrick; Mi-11; Ld income rises, the price of meat buying patterns, as in the period off-beat Chevy Chase/Carrie Fisher increases. Consumers increased from 1977 to 1978. Because we do comedy, "Under the Rainbow," as a I uerite A. Kendrick to or decreased their spending for not know why consumers spent maniacal killer. . . ditto for Chris I C. Kendrick; 7-14-SI; Ld meat by about 1.5 percent for less on meat during the first half "Reverend Jim” Lloyd as Sheriff] each one percent increase or of 1981, we do not know what the Wiatt in "Legend of the Lone le A. Richardson to Ranger" Profiting— “Soap's" Richard MuBigan E Wurmnest A Rebecca decrease in the meat supply. demand for meat will be during i Ld in 21-25-7. Therefore, a smaller quantity of the rest of 1981 and 1962. act: Dorothy Weaver; i. Essington; 4-9-41; L 1 B 3rd A M it Kempton. x. Ordinance: Village Let Us Show iper; 7-7-S1; N4S.45' Arch's Subdiv. You A Little The Hollywood All-Star—Woody Brown a r t i l i z e r from Barbara Zuanich r-> - M a g ic ! onize agricultural Los Angeles-The major league «y- baseball players may have spent a You can benefit from the magic of our splicing and rebuilding good portion of their season on Cornbelt Classified ads. Quick as a f a bacteria found in the strike, but not the Hollywood All- rice plants, the plant can Star team. These boys of summer, bunny, you’ll reach the people you need, nitrogen and convert it to who represent showbusiness in a without cutting into your profits. Call spirited form of minor-league soft- La, a vital ingr xlient for ball, have spent much of their « 2 any of the offices listed on our hiatus scuttling across the country Classified pages. new technology is already participating in well-attended ex­ m - ised on rice ant other hibition games. ‘•*50 hey said. "We are the team to beat," smiles ■ • ~ The Cornbelt Woody Brown, a member of the v j Hollywood All-Star contingent who is one of the stars of the NBC-TV drama "Flamingo Road.” Woody says in games from San Francisco to Washington, D C. this year, the opponentsr initial attitude is "to beat those Hollywood pansies." "The players we meet on the road—and. they are the best athletes from local softbal leagues —come to the diamond with one Nursery thing on their mind," says Woody "They think that we actors are going to be real easy to whip and they believe they're going to look pretty special to the local fans when they beat the likes of a team that boasts Mark Harmon (also of ‘Flamingo Road’), Greg Harrison, Brodie Greer, Tony LoBianco, the Hudson Brothers, Donny Most and Bo / Hopkins. But, let me ten you," he continues, “after the first play, they change their tunes. They find out they've got some formidable com­ petition, because there isn’t one member of the Hollywood All-Stars Recently the All-Stars played in Following a game in Tucson, who isn’t almost fanatic on being in San Francisco, New York, Virginia Arizona, Woody had to use his shape and playing great softball." and Washington, D.C. Upcoming athletic prowess in another type of are clashes in Philadelphia and Nor­ confrontation—women. “They were Talent thern California. As many as 10,000 coming at me from all sides, ripping Woody, an excellent runner and fans have turned up to see the con­ my shirt, tearing my gold chain. It fielder, is usually assigned the out­ tests. kind of scared me—finally, the 117 field position, where most strong “My heavy-duty athlete days are police helped me out. I couldn't batters will be hitting. “What posi­ finished,” says Woody, who was a breathe for a moment,” he says. “I tion I play depends on the pitcher star footballer at the University of love my fans,” he continues wistful­ UREKA we’re using,” he explains. "I’ve got a Michigan. “But that doesn't keep ly. “but they have to understand I’m i 309/447-2944 pretty good batting average, and a me from having a strong attitude of there to play ball. I love autographs, good ERA (earned run average).” 'let's win this one.'" but not attacks.” ( c L c

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BOB CAMBRIDGE of Pontiac, representing Livingston county, won the title of 1981 Illinois State Fair Pork Cookout King with his Crown Roast. Standing by Cambridge is the Livingston county Pork Queen, Penny Bressner of rural Chenoa. "Tarzan—The Ape Man" From MGM/United Artists. Directed by John Derek. Produced by Bo Derek. Starring Richard Harris. Bo Derek and Miles O’Keeffe. Rated "R." * ALBUM REVIEWS P o n t i a c chef is new The a rtis t...... Pat Benatar The LP...... Precious Time Pork Cookout K i n g The label...... C h ry u b Once again, Pat Senator's magnificent (albeit mannered) For not being a pork producer, In addition to the trip, Cam­ voice and the dogged en­ Bob Cambridge of Pontiac prov­ bridge will also receive a 10” col­ thusiasm of her band are ed that he could produce a winn­ or television and a portable sabotaged by weak material. ing pork entree in the 1901 Illinois AM/FM cassette recorder. The repetitive choruses, almost-but-not-quite hooks and State Fair Pork Cook-Out con­ Taking second prize was strained melodies make her test. David Knoll of Springfield, fearsome talent mundane. Cambridge, representing liv - representing Sangamon county, When Benatar covers a to u r ingston county, won the title of with his recipe of Roast Loin de force like “Helter Skelter," Pork Cook-Out King with his Pork Au Jus. Knoll won $50 and you realize what she could be Crown Roast. He won second an Odyssey video game. capable of. She shines with the the reggae-tinged “It’s A Tuft place in his county’s Pork Cook- Charles Hughes of Ashley, Lite,” written by guitarist/pro- Out contest last year and decided representing Pyramid area, won ducer/lover Neil Geraldo (to "TARZAN-THE APE MAN" to try again this year. third prize with his Oriental Loin whom I am sending a first Cambridge said that he but­ Cajun Style. For his efforts, grade spelling primer) But then By STEVE K. WALZ-FILM CRITIC chers his own pork. Total Hughes received |2S for fifth you have to listen to the tag preparation time for the winning place with his Smoky Country lines of “Evil Genius” repeated Usually I get to review the ordered the original two-and- over and over and . . . entree included one week of cur­ Barbequed Ribs. studios' major releases at ad­ a-half hour film trimmed to So, even with three albums vanced screenings in New ing, 24 hours of marinating and Judging the contest were Don­ just about two hours had out and a firm hold on the top York City. For this so-called every justification to do so. three hours of cooking. na Werries, wife of Illinois ten, Pat Benatar remains a “motion picture," I was in­ Bo claims that she felt As Pork Cook-Out King, Cam­ Agricultural Director Larry Wer­ singer of unfulfilled potential vited to sit in on an exclusive cheapened by her bathtub bridge won an all-expense paid ries; Jim Becke% p.W, forkie She looks good, she sounds good, she works with a tight screening for all the Holly­ romp ifT "A Change of trip to the National Pork Cook- Co.; Peter Duer, general and tasty band If only someone wood critics and big-shots at SeasonOVeil, I’ve got news Out contest to be held in April. It manager of Sangamo club of Spr­ would write her a song. MGM Studios in Culver City, for your flo. Many of the will be announced later where the ingfield and Charlyn Fargo, State California. critics w ha saw this film at national contest will take place. Journal Register Farm Editor. MGM felt so cheapened by your mammary displays that REVIEW they were literally talking back at the screen, yelling for Expect low increase An overflow crowd witnessed one of the biggest you to put some clothes on. in retail food prices jokes in cinematic history If there is a silver lining in a n sw e r when “Tarzan—The Ape this film, it is in Bo's ability to Retail food prices are now Man” was unraveled before light up the screen when she expected to increase “less than 10 their unbelieving eyes. This is fully garbed! It has been in­ percent" for all of this year, remake of the original Edgar timated that John Derek lets according to William Lesher, Rice Burroughs story of a Bo cavort in the buff so the Assistant Secretary of man who rules the jungle, rest of the male population Agriculture for economics. - borders on soft-core porn, can get off on the fact that this is his wife, and the guys Earlier the Department had headlining Bo Derek as Jane can only fantasize about her. forecast food prices would rise with Miles O'Keeffe showing Pat Benatar off his great physique, and If that’s the way it is, Bo is between 10 and 15 percent, with certainly being used. the moat likely level at the lower nothing more, as Tarzan. Briefly Noted: IHutiloot Mrs. Derek, when given the end of the range, following an In fact, John Derek filmed Marauder (Atco) The boys from proper dialogue to work with, increase of BA percent in 1910. Jacksonville, Florida (spawning much of this movie as if it ground of the Allmans, Lynyrd were a magazine layout for can put almost all of Holly­ Lesher said higher food wood's buxom blondes to marketing coats - mainly labor, Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet and .38 Bo. Coincidentally, the blue­ eyed bombshell is featured in shame. But it would seem transportation, packaging, and Special) pour the same brand of boogie ’n* blues as their the current issue of Playboy that John just doesn’t intend energy - will cause over three- hometown cohorts and—If you magazine, photographed by, to let any of us see her fifths of the overall food price like the label— Blackfoot pro­ who else?—John Derek. The burgeoning abilities any time Increase this year. vides a straight shot. judge in New York who soon. What a waste! County Lines - Aug. 12-18, 1981-ELEVEN I 1 T V Channel guide

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about a white man raieed by the 2:30 0 Movie -(Comedy)** “KM nuns.) Indians. (2 hra.) From Not So Big" Jennifer (I) Movie -(Drama) **** 7:30 0 M ovie -(C o m e d y ) * * * McAllister A 12 year old girt is '‘Godfather. Part N” 1874 Al •'The Blues Brothers" 1980 writing for truth and fust ice and Pacino. Robert Duvall John Beluahi. Dan Aykroyd trying to keep a con artist from Contraetstheliteof melancholy Jake and Elwood embark on a taking over the town. (Rated G) 'don' with the earty days of his musical mission from God with (go mins.) father as an immigrant in New the help of rhythm and bluea (8)Motrte-(Comedy)** "HoM York (Rated R) (3 hra . 30 greats Ray Charles. Aretha M el" KathleenCheHant. Paul Due to a problem with the Dooley. Spoof on living and • (lj » Movie-(Wee tern)*** Franklin and Cab Calloway (Rated R) hra J O mins ) loving in the modem world (90 "Ride B ack" 1957 Anthony (2 suppliers of TV Update the follow­ 10 (1 ) (5 )5 ® ® Thursday mine.) Quinn. Lita Milan. A sheriff and 8.-00 Night Al The Movtea March Or 2:45 0(1)9• (9)91 Movie -(Drama) ••• hiaprisoner find they need each ing listings (Wednesday through Die' 1977 Stars Gene Heck “Hold!Back The Dawn" 1941 other's help to survive the man, TerenceHill. Following Olivia de Havilland. Charles elements and Indian attacks Sunday) contain movies only. We WW I. members ol Ihe French Boyer. A gigolo marries a (95 mins.) Foreign Legion ere assigned to apinster to gain entrance to the hope to have the problem corrected 12:10 (7 ) 7 Movie -(Adventure) ** escort an archeological lLS.(2hra.. 16 mins.) 'China Passage" 1937 Vinton expedition aeekingtoexcavat e 3:06 QD Movie -(Dram a)** "I by presstime next week. Hayworth. Leslie Fenton a valuable tomb in the Sahara. Accuee" 1958 Jose Ferrer. American girt in China aids two but they run afoul of a Moroccan Vivace Lindfor? The story of Americans in recovering leader who is out to ruin their Alfred Dreyfue.theFrencharmy diamonds they were delivering plana. (Part I.; 2 hra.) Officer unjustly sent to Oevil's (81 mins.) 0 Movie -(Comedy) ** Island. (110 mina.) 12:30 0 Movie-(Thriller) •• “The "Bronco Billy" Clint 4:00 0 Movie -(Comedy) • • * Awakening" 1980 Charlton Eastwood. Scatman Crothers “The Bluea Brothers" 1990 Heaton. Susannah York. A A thoroughly naive former John Beluahi, Dan Aykroyd Briliah archeologist violates shoes sale amen from New Jake and Elwood embark on a the tomb ol an Egyptian queen Jersey realizes hia boyhood musical mission from God wHh whose evil spirit escapes and deaire to be another Wild Bill the help of rhythm and bluea enters the soul of his unborn Hickok (Rated PG) (2 hra ) greats Ray Charlea. Aretha child and reincarnates itself 8 9 8 Movie -(Drama) • • “ The Franklin and Cab Calloway when the child turns 18 (Rated 8:45 Devils" 1971 Oliver Reed. (Rated R) (2 hra., 3 0 mine ) R) (105 mins ) Vanessa Redgrave (Paid 1:15 (I) Movie -(W estern) • * Subacription T elevision) Young s m m "Brldger" 1975 James G 0 Wainwright. Dirk Blocker prieat ia accused of commerce withthedeviland of possessing ( ( f r t d a y j ) Based on an actual incident in AUG. 12.1981 snd sexually abusinga convent £ s > k im & y the life of the American AUG. 14, 1981 EVENING mountain man. Jim Bridger. in (105 mins.) the year 1830. (2 hra.. 5 mins ) 9:30 (E)Movle-(Drama)*** “Luna" by Doug Davis 6:30 0 Movie -(Drama) * "Mid­ 1979 Jill Clayburgh. Matthew EVENING way" 1978 Charlton Heston. 1:30 0 Movie-(Science-Fiction) ** "Humanoids From The Barry An American opera 700 0 Movie-(Comedy) *** Henry Fonda. The epic WW II singer has an incestuous affair Lacy J. Dalton could be one of Deep" 1980 Grotesque “Being There" 1979 Peter battle which turned the tide of with her drug-addicted son Sellers, Shirley MacLaine. A country music's Cinderella Sto the war ia retold through Allied moss-covered monsters come tolifeaaaDNAexperimentgoes (Rated R )(2 hra.. 30 mins.) childlike man chances lo meet nes For her to be called an and Japanese viewpoints (2 0 Mo vie-(D ram a)*** (Rated R) (90 mins.) 10:00 important, powerful people who 'overnight success." Lacy spent hra. 30 mina.) "Great S an tM ” 1979 Robert 2:05 (9) • Movie -(Drama) *** interpret hisbewHdered silence 0 Movie-(Cartoon)*** "Dot 0 Duvall. BlytheDanner. A Marine 10 years with hard rock groups, "Imitation Of Life" 1934 aa brilliance (RatedPG)(2hra . jazz trios and as a single act with And The Kangaroo" jet pilot in peacetime runs his 16 mins.) Animated treat about a little gut Claudette Colbert, Warren lust her guitar before coming into William. 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Dennis three men rob trains and plan a 8 0) MovieMe -(Comedy) ** * Television) A playwright falls in kidnapping. (100 mina.) ‘No Deposit, No Return" love with a picture of a Dugan. Amanand his look-alike robot are accidentally 11:00 0 (9 )9 Movie -(Drama) ••• 1990 David Niven, Darren hauntingly beautiful 19th "Desperate Houre" 1955 McGavin. Two lonely kids fake century actress, and trans­ launched into Ihe past when lightning strikes their space­ Humphrey Bogart. Fredric their own kidnapping and try to cends space and time to find March. A group of escaped collect a ransom frost their her. (106 mins.) craft. (Rated G) (2 hra.) Lacy J Dafton 3:20 CCMovle-TComedy)* W "Star convicts keep a man and his wealthy grandfather. (Paid 0 (9 ) • Movie -(Adventure) family hostage. (2 hra.. 15 Subscription Television) Rated In 1978. Lacy recorded an • • * "Mteeieelpp! Gambler" Spangled Girl" 1971 Sandy ins.) G)(2hrs.) album of material in a garage 1953 Tyrone Power. Piper Duncan, Tony Roberts. 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