CHS Clips Comets in Super- Sectionals Chatsworth Tops GSW to Gain
« 0 ( 1 Hoag & Sons Book Bindery Inc. v^naTsworthSprlngport.Sprlngport, Michigan M ichigan ^+9284 - denied - • 1 •in semi-state • The same script that carried the ^ th a basket at 7:39. Seneca turned the ball 7:45 which Lynn Haberkom rebounded. A play, but a swisher was disallowed when a Chatsworth could get acroaa the tethsecood In commenting on the game, Qtatsworth girls Gaas A basketball team to w er a few seconds later, but Beck stole the Bluebird travelling violation allowed the ball Seneca player parked in the lane too long. line, but as the last half wore on. Bluebird coach Don Gibb said, "Tbe gam ^ regional and sectional titles, a super-aectlonal ball and tied the score at 10. Becky Weber to get away, but Seneca made two fast During the next minute, the Bluebirds passes began to go astray. Defense kept Into just wbat I bad aalidpalad > a 4 win, and an undefeated regular season had a fired one in at 0:50, and Seneca answered with turnovers before Gillette popped in a short one could not get the ball to go down, and a Chatsworth In the lead most of the w ay, but tte struggle. Both teams plajred different ending Tuesday night as the a layup. Sarah Weber canned a shot at 5:24, at 6:17 to make the score 22-14 in favor of the rebound basket by Hutfles tied the socre at 30 ball simply would not go down. After eight of aggressive defense. Their press caasad M Bluebirds lost to Seneca 37-32 in semi-state but Kathy Yeck gave Seneca a tie at 14 with Bluebirds. with 4:49 to go. 22 from the field in the opening half, the more problems than I had anticipated. W adU action at Pontiac. 4:17 left. Beck scored on Seneca’s next trip down the \ ^ n Hutfles scored again on a turn Bluebirds made six of 17 in the second half, not adjust as weU as we could have. Seneca drew first blood with a basket by Jo At that point, the contest took on the floor, and when Gina Bruno tallied at 5:38, the around at 3:51, the Bluebirds took a time out. and two of 11 in the last quarter. “They were a weU-diadpItaied and Beck, but Giatsworth came back with a appearance of several recent games. Seneca margin had shrunk to four points. Becky Weber was able to penetrate the For the game, Chatsworth shot 35 percent experienced team, ‘ntoae girls bad bean buck^ by Lynn Haberkom and two free did not score in the remainder of the period, Becky Weber hit at 5:01, but for almost four defense at 2:44 to bring Chatsworth into a 32-32 while Seneca made 42 percent of their shots. playing together for several years. Peasfldy throws by Sarah Weber. Seneca put ‘down committing four turnovers and two fouls. minutes the well went dry for both Elite Eight deadlock. The Bluebirds held a rebounding edge of 34-26, their experience made the dUfersncewfaso tbs three field goals in the next three minutes to During the same stretch, Becky Weber tallied, clubs. The Bluebirds turned the ball over four Then the script changed its ending. From with Becky Weber gathering in 11. game was on the line, ly^i le I ' M lead M , but counters by the Weber sisters at Sarah Weber made two free throws, and Beth times during that span, and Seneca was guilty that point on the Bluebirds did not score again. 1:06 and 0:21 in the first quarter brought an Gillette connected on a layup at 0:50 to put of three m istakes. The clock ran down to 1:05 beofre Beck gave M tie after one period. Chatsworth ahead 20-14. Finally, Beck broke the scoring ice at 1:37 Seneca the lead. Both teams spent a great deal of time going Seneca shot free throws at 0:13 and 0:09, Janet Hutfles made a steal a few seconds later After a Chatsworth time out at 0:53, Seneca up and down the floor in the opening stanza, but none went in, and the Bluebirds took the and scored at 1:25 to make the board read got the ball back and gave themselves a four with the two squads conunitting violations on halftime break with a six point cushion. 24-22. Sarah Weber put one down at 1:04, and point margin on a layup by Yeck. When Neither team was able to shoot well from Seneca got possession again a few seconds consecutive plays several times. From the Becky Weber laid one in at 0:44' to put SINGLE COPY 2Sg opening lump, each team played strong the floor during the first half. Seneca made Chatsworth on top by six before Hutfles brat later, Maxson fouled Beck, who did not dWense. seven of 20 and missed all five charity the buzzer at 0:04 to make the third quarter connect. Action under the backboards was rough. On attempts, while Chatsworth made eight of 22 end 26-24 with the Bluebirds still leading. But the ball simply wasn't finding a home at least two occasions, Chatsworth players field goals and all four free throws attempted. Hutfles continued her splurge just seven in the Chatsworth net, and when Maxson were helped off-balance while taking short Both teams turned the ball over frequently, fouled with 0:05 to go, a Sandy Diss free toss seconds into the last period, and after the “P ieU H d ea ivt shorts that simply would not fall. Seneca was with Seneca losing the ball 13 times to Bluebirds lost the ball out of bounds, Bruno made the final score 37-32. obviously bothered by the Bluebird defensive Chatsworth's 11. scored again to bring Seneca into a 26-all tie. Several sports writers agreed after the CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS <60921), THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1982 effort and the first quarter ended with lots of For almost two minutes in the third On the next Chatsworth tour on offense, game that Seneca's press was not too much of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTH YEAR NUMBER 26 yards covered but few points on the board. quarter, the )>askets got a rest as neither team Becky Weber connected. Seneca came back a factor in the more than two dozen Bluebird (&1961, Cornbelt Press, Inc. Mary Maxson opened the second quarter could find the mark. Seneca missed a shot at down and ran what seemed to be a successful turnovers. Souvenir edition ^ 4 ' ■
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The Chatsworth Bluebirds won their 25th Actually, Chatsworth inaccuracy (3 of 9) at Oakwood got within one on a short shot with With a 57-50 victory over Gardner-South With the score tied at 19, the two Webers Gardner short shots twice cut the margin to i s game without a loss by conquering Oakwood the free throw line made the score closer at 1:56 to go, but Witsman fouled out on the next Wilmington at Herscher March 17, the and Gillette put in six points in a 90 second four points, but Bluebird charity tosses made 57-47 in the Clifton Class A Super8ectlonal halftime than what it could have been, with the play, and the Comets did not score again. Chatsworth Bluebird girls took their fourth span before Gardner could answer with a the final score 57-50. March 19 and the victory was sweet for Bluebirds leading 27-23. Some clutch shooting at the charity stripe Class A sectional title in the past five years. basket at 2:25 left in the half. Gardner free In commenting on the last period, Gibb reasons far beyond just keeping a winning Oakwood was limited to eight baskets on 26 by Becky Weber, Lynn Haberkom and Mary Both Chatsworth and Gardner came into throws cut the gap to 25-23 before a Gillette said, "Key baskets by Gillette, Lynn streak going. attempta from the field for 31 percent in the Maxson sealed the victory. Chatsworth hit on the title match unbeaten this season. Gardner basket and two free throws by Lynn Haberkom and Sarah Weber, in edition to Winners of four sectional titles in the past first half, but made nine of 11 free throws. The seven of 10 free throws in the fourth quarter. had reeled off 27 wins, while the Bluebirds had Haberkom gave the Bluebirds a six point four clutch free throws by Judy Haberkom, five years, the Bluebirds were determined to B lueb ird s scored on 12 of 22 field ers in the flrst Gibb concluded, “Once again the girls a string of 23 victories to bring into the advantage. helped stem the tide.” climb the nnountain and take the next game, h a lf for 56 percent. survived an all-out push by a veteran team. championship contest. Three Gardner free throws in the last 1:22 Summarizing the game, Gibb continued, which had been denied them in three previous In commenting on the first half, Gibb said, We made the big plays when the game was on As Bluebird coach Don Gibb said, “When were countered by charity tosses by the “The girls collected their wits and withstood attem pts. “Our defense didn’t allow Peggy Wltsrnan any the line. We have been led offensively by two unbeaten teams get together in an Webers, and a B. Weber layup with five the all-out push by a veteran Panther team. This time, Chataworth did iL hitting 23 of 45 easy shots. Sarah Weber did an excellent job different players In each of our last few important game, it should be exciting. The seconds to go before the half gave Chatsworth They also reponded well to some questionable 8 field goal attempta for 51'percent and 11 of 21 on her, with help from the rest of the team. games. Lynn Haberkom had a sensational game certainly lived up to its billing. The girls a 10 point margin, 36-26. calls by the officiala-better than I did. They free throw s for 52 percen t Wltaman managed just three field goals In 18 game with 22 points on 10 field goals in 13 responded to the challenge with a great The offenses of both teams became also withstood the physical and verbal abuse With the win, the Bluebirds took their 25-0 attempts In the first half. We did not want to attempts and two of two free throws. She also effort.” sluggish in the third quarter as neither team handed out by their opponents. record Into the March 23 aeml-atate game g ive h er any oncontested Shota. We also hoped pulled down 12 rebounds and limited their The first quarter was even all the way as shot well. Plagued by foul problems, “Sophomore Beth Gillette played her bast againat 26'2 Seneca at Pontiac. she would pass off and force the other players center to four points-all in the first quarter. both teams shot well and made defensive Chatsworth slowed the game down and game of the year with 16 points and 12 Bluebird coach Don Olbb was worried to be horoes. The girls effectively held the Be<^ Weber and Mary Maxson did a great adjustments. The score was tied five times maintained the lead. The Bluebirds kept a 10 rebounds. She alw ays seemed to be in the rig h t about how w ril Chatpeortfa would fiu y In other tfris much bekrw their averages." job against their press. Beth Gillette before a free throw by Gardner made the to 12 point bulge through most of the period, spot-especially in the flrst half.” opening minutes. “I waa concemsd about a contributed some key free throws and score 11-10 in their favor with 0:51 to go in the with two free throws by Maxson at 0:12 A sports writer told the Plalndealer ha slow sta rt against the veteran Com ets. I hoped Witsman showed her abilities in the third collected 10 missed baAets. Judy Haberkom period. Maxson scored with 0:27 to go, but a making the score 44-33. was very impressed arttb Chatswarth'a that we would not be lattanldated by tbrir period as she hit six of nine field goal and Joletta Gardner came off the bench in the badiet at the end of the quarter left Gardner discipline. “Obviously, Chatsworth could hast reputation, 27-1 rseotd, and their AM tate attenopts. But while the Cometa didn’t lose any second quarter to help us protect our lead. It with a 13-12 lead. Gardner began a run at the start of the last folded early In the last quarter. But they kaiR caiididate Peggy Wttaman. As it turned ouL ground, they didn’t gabi any either, as various wasa true team victory.’’ Behind the shooting of Beck Weber (11 period. Becky Weber fouled out five seconds on doing what they had to do-and th«y wan.” they seamsd to be mote tense than wa were, Bluebirds answered Wltsaiaa’s points with points) and Beth Gillette (7 points), the into the quarter, and the resulting Gardner nw y w *e aflectad by lbs preaeure.” counters of their own. Frssbrosn Lomn Chatsworth scoring: Boraff 04M), Gardner BluebM s took charge in the secmd quarter, free throws, coupled with taro Panther After ties at two and fMir, the Bhiebirds Haberkom and Sarah Weber each had tiaree 044, Lambert 044, Rich 044, Masson 2-24, outscoring the Panthers 24-13. Chatsworth baskets, cut the lead to 4441 with 6:32 to play. Chatsworth scorfaig: took a load tbqr never lost Chatsworth led 124 baskets for tbs Bbrnbirds during this stanaa. B. Weber 0414, Gillette 24-7, J. Haberkom scored on eight of nine field goals attempts Free throws by Gillette and Judy Weber 74-17, Gillette 84-18, J. after one q u a it ir , and led by a s m any a s seven Ihe period anded with Chatsworth leading 004, L Haberkom 102-22, S. Weber 444. and eight of 10 free throws in the se c^ Haberkom and a basket by Sarah Weber gave 044, L Haberkom, 24-7, 8. W Totals22-1147. aU n ta . the Bluebirds some breathliM room at 4141. Totals 18-1257. Methodist h School board approves Coffee Clatter Ttrenty-aeven members a attaodsd the poatpon ed m Chetswocth United Metbodlal b y L a rry K n ila n d * they met et the FeUoirship Larry’s Lines evening, March 11. 1982-83 salary schedule -It’s a good thing the government doean’t -On* farmers said that aocoidlng to what Mrs. Roland Steltar release grain eatlmates every day. The weekly he read, the number of acres of com harvaatad devotions and also superviaed estimates cause enough of a rip ^ to last for h u gone up about one panant in the past Bva Prayer Pals for the next monl The Chatsworth school board approved a -decided not to pursue a state energy most of the week. With daily forecasts, some yaatm, wkfla the amount of hnNwila harvaatad iba. Wesley Klehm was p by Larry Knilands 1963-83 salary schedule calling for a $700 conservation grant, which would have of the fellows with little hair would be bald in a has gona up about IS pereant dartag the aama assisted by Mn. Carl Sharp. increase In base pay at its regular meeting required a $7,000 study to determine building month. tima. His comment: “We nead to enoonraga “Food, Land, and Justice.” Pa March 18. needs, with no guarantee that a grant would -The July, 1981 com estimate placed the mora guys to food out cattle.” to the subject were distributed / had It brought home to me again speeds. That part of the idea was fine. For 1962-83, the beginning salary for a have been received. The money will be applied crop at 7.116 billion bushels. The Jan u ary, 1962 -Sin oa 1678, buaineaaas w ith few er than drew on their own fannlife the other day that yesterday's big The X-1 would be placed In the belly ol teacher with a bachelor’s degree and no to actual repairs and Improvements that the guess was 8.201 billion buahela-an incTMse of five employaas have had a rough Uma. Small supplement the material board already knows must be done. program. The importance of news splash can becom e today's filler a B-29, flown to the proper altitude, experience will be $12,850. The 1961-82 base is 15 percent. At the same time, the com isxport retail buNnesaes have lost If percent of their $12,150. -asked the building committee to make a stew ardship the good earth w Ite m . dropped like a bomb, and flown (if the estimate is now 13 percent lower than the number in three years. The increase represents a 7.5 percent raise. recommendation on which building repairs or We have a great responsibility I was watching Dan Rather one October estimate. One farmer conunented, rockets lit off). James Ahlfield, Chatsworth superintendent of improvements should be done next. -One guy was commenting about how sonae for the benefit of all mankind. evening. About halfway through the But when the fuel ran out and it “Give that sort of trend any more time and schools, said that the cost of living went up 8.9 -read the rules that are to be followed by the market will be so lousy that no one will people miss the boat when they bulldoaa old TTie special offering recall program, he said that a Russian space was time to slow down to land, the percent in the last year. students attending the senior Jrip. want to plant com.” farmhouses. Many of the abandoned homes the Women’s division to be use probe had successfully landed on early X-1 must have been a riot. “The raise does not keep up with the cost of -changed a policy so that 7th and 6th grade -Some of the guys who run gas stations are fuO of doorknobs, window brass, locks, lifted up In the program. Without enough wing surface to hold another planet and was sending back living, but the board feels obligated to give a students will be combined for a class trip. With have been getting a ribbing about how much trim and glass that can be worth a lot of Officers repbrts were Information. it up, the plahe would begin to slip reasonable recognition for the good service enrollment down, the two groups will fit on one cheaper gas is in St. Louis. One of the money. It may take a little tima to sahraga Katherine Ruppel reported That was it. One sentence. No sideways. If It went to the left, the left the staff has given,” said Ahlfield. bus. This year, the trip will be to Chicago. operators has a standard rep ly: “ Ju st d rive on some of the things, but with the price of concerning a special miasion ( details. No pictures. No editoriai wing would begin to rise. Then the “While it is true that the district is fighting -heard a report from Leeon Carrico, high down there and get it. After ^ it's only a 400 antiques these days, the effort could lead to a c o m m e n t. plane would slide to the right, and the the loss of dollars, the only way to keep 6 good school principal, on proposed amendments to mile round trip.” p ro fit staff is to be fair to them. Good classroom the Vermilion Valley Conference constitution. -Several of the guys have been getting A few years ago, a story like that right wing would com e up. -Somebody could make a fortune teachers produce quality graduates from our One proposal would call for both boys and girls prepared for an invasion of flies now that the would have been half of the 5:30 time The pilot's job was to come down publishing a weekly tip sheet on Illinois G ass school. The board has a limited number of basketball teams to play the conference weather is warmer. Oat out the swatter. JWC to SpOi slot and the subfect of a late-night on the dry lake at about 250 mph and dollars available, and everyone knows that. tournament during the same week, with A boys and girls b^ etball teams. Everyone -Many around town spent two months keeps asking, “Who’s playing the next game? hour special. time his touchdown so that he hit the This raise represents our b ^ effort, and we championship games for both groups to be throwing salt on the ice around their homes. The Chatsworth Junior Wo But then, a person can find old dirt lust as the plane was at the hope that the staff will continue to work with staged the final night. Are they any good? Who elM have they {dayed? With the recent melting, a hi^ doride Thursday, March 18 at the hon Do they have any sta rs? With a ll the interest in Issues of the Plaindealer describing bottom of the swing. the same spirit of cooperation that they have -renewed membership in the Illinois High concentration along the edges of waBa and with 15 members present. K statistics, such a basketball paper would be a the flight of an airplane or the arrival Needless to say, that sort of in the past,” Ahlfield said. School Athletic Association. drives can damage grass. Putting gypsum on president, presided in the gold mine for somebody when next year rolls of an automobile in town. landing wasn't always successful. In a related staff matter, all teachers were -loaned a total of $21,000 from the building sudi places can help the situation. president. around. We've gotten so used to the fact The X-1 was a handful at high rehired for the next school year. and transportation funds to the education fund Plans were made for the Ei •The fellows remember that this time last -Guys who kid Ruth about serving fresh that technical advancements happen speeds, too. Bill Bridgeman and so that anticipation warrants would not have be held on Saturday, April 10 year a number of farmers had gone to the eggs at breakfast hsd better watdi out quickly and often. Chuck Yeager were two of the early In other business, the board: to be issued during March. “The district pays town park. The Easter bunny $77 a month in interest to maintain each fields. One farmer said, “Last year on March Government flgures ehow anywhere from five to give out prizes to the winnei I interviewed Seward Arnold of pilots, and Yeager was chosen to try a -learned from Ahlfield that the fifth and warrant,” said Ahlfield. “This loan allows us 18 I tried a patch and it woAed up like a to 10 percent fewer eggs this year than at the eggs. The hunt will be for pre Roberts a while back. He is over 100, flight with more fuel on board. With sixth grade tournament showed a profit of garden.” With all the water now in the Adds $69.96. to go a few more weeks before we begin same time last year. through third grade. and said he could remember growing more fuel, the rockets could stay and a long-range forecast of more rain, -One guy who makes a practice of kidding -heard that Virginia Lee has attended borrowing.” The club also voted to up with no electricity, running water, ignited longer, allowing the plane to prospects don’t look good for early planting. Ruth about his eggs may be in for a real classes on cafeteria operation. -read a report on lunchroom participation umbrellas for the lifeguard s planes, or cars. build up more speed. -You heard it first here: some of the giiys surprise soon. Someone ttreatened to search -reviewed an energy conservation report whidi shows that about the same percentage This will be part of Uv are planning rather elaborate April Fool the haymow for a “ ripe” one for Ruth to break Asked if he thought that the 20th Whenever Yeager flew, he didn’t from Northern Illinois Gas, which pointed out of students eat this year as last year. improvement project this yea jokes. over the head of the chronic complainer. Century had been remarkable for all want to be interrupted on the radio. So the loss of heat through single pane doors and According to the report, approximately three- The nominating commltt Its advancements, he said, "I'm not he would keep the mike button around wood ftame windows. fourths of the student body use the cafeteria. slate of officers for the coming sure that you can call all the pushed in and sing while he broke the -Vicki Hoelscher, president t Inventions actual im provem ents." sound barrier. secretary. Other officers to year are Kay Shols, vice' He might be right. After all, A movie camera was In the cockpit Chatsworth OES UMC film series Connie Rebholz. Installations consider the swell job we do of to record the instrument readings, so be held in May. smashing into one another on the ground control tolerated Yeager as he given each Friday highway, or hitting bridges with performed hfs supersonic serenades. Social News to serve Masons airplanes, or building enough atomic When the time cam e tor Yeager to weapons to kill everyone In the world fly the plane with a larger fuel load, he Mrs. Wayne Cording and Mr. and Mrs. The Chatsworth United Methodist church Elliott, Pearson 2 0 tim e s. sped away from the B-29 In fine voice. Frank Seward were hosts for the March 18 has begun showing a series of film s under the meeting of Chatsworth Chapter, Order of the general title “Focus on the Fam ily But 1 don't think we would want to Suddenly he got very quiet. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Endres spent from Eastern Star. Refreshments and table The first in the aeries, on the strong-irilled offer open hou: trade our present lives for a time not Ground control tried to contact him, Friday to Sunday evening in Peoria visiting Marian is back at the office so why don’t decorations were in the St. Patrick’s Day child, iras shown March 19. so long ago when dentistry amounted but he had the button down. her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert you call in or send in some local news, I want Six more films will be shown on to a pair of pliers and a shot ot booze, Then he began singing again. After Pokamey and other relatives in the area. theme. at new apartm to make my goal once and at least have a half Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, Bloomington, consecutive Friday nights at 7:30 p.m. on and when any scratch made a person he landed and the film was developed, page. The subscribers out of state enjoy attended the regular meeting. various topics concerning parents and The Elliott-Pearson apa Mrs. F. L. Livingston, Sr. returned home reading what is going on in town so don’t let a candidate for infection and a trip to the crew found out why he had grown Resolutions of respect were read for two children. construction since October of the cemetery. s ile n t. Saturday after spending two weeks in Tucson, me down now, I will be looking for your call. ready for occupancy after tlw Ariz. deceased members, Mrs. Fred Warner, With all the problems we have in The rocket had gone end over end Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Frank White, St. Anne. house. C. F and H Construction ( our society, at least we have gotten several times before It slowed down Naomi Wilson motored to Paxton Thursday A card was signed for Mr. and Mrs. served as the general con away from the era when any illness or enough to allow Yeager to regain to visit Anna Mae EUinger. While there they Harvard Johnson who recently observed their project. Some painting and . Imperfection was enough to cause c o n tro l. went to Newman to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 50th wedding anniversary in Kper Gty. LADIES! pre still to be completed. d e a th . The Yeager flip-flop Incident Is Adamson, Naomi’s borther, then on to Mat-' It was voted to serve the dinner April 29 Five one-bedroom apartme I’m glad that people have been only one of many described in Tom toon to the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. when the Chatsworth Masonic Lodge is Something for you at bedroom unit make up the brave enough and smart enough to W olfe's book “The Right Stuff," which Floyd Harris and also a trip to Shelbyville honoring Past Masters. Masonic wives and The FFA Agri-Show members of the Eastern Star will also attend. Richard Pearson said has beei give us the advanced technology that Is the story of many of the pilots who Lake. April 3 at new FSW Qym I NEWSPAPtR Tickets will be available to any interested stages since February of 1979 we have. Maybe some ol the took part In the rocket testing Dr. Otterbein Willstead is at Mayo Clinic persons by contacting Frank Seward or other “ Handcrafted Amish“ The building has all ele< Inventions have harmiul applications, p ro g ra m . THE CHATSWORTH PIAIHOULER having tests. His address at the present is 426 Masonic members. CaMnutry ★ Furnttura walls six inches thick an Your county Health Improvement Association has a STATICNEI^y Blue Cfoss and Blue Shield program for those over 65 It's worth investigating. Hospital, Medical and Major Inckide U8 In yOur plans for the fin Medical coverage is included Ft Dearborn Life is Summer Howering Bulbs est and most creative In social stationery! Wide selection of available, too. CHATSWORTH Begonias • Cannas • Peonies Livingston County HIA tftf«4 K M m i, tas-U U styles and colorsi Phons: 844-6311 Russell UnSquIst, *35-3940 Dahlias • Iris • Glads FAIRBURY FORREST All Colors’ Jumbo Sizes Low Prices ♦ PATERI Jamai Brewn. te i-tu e Ouy K . Ooe, *57-6333 BORK GARDEN CENTER W arren UNars, *03-39*7 Frank Honofter, *57-6107 ChitBMforlh i l $ 9 A BORK GARDEN CENTER FO IS7-AtOfMrg«^Exit2M 635-3010 iQ ro as iStMd U «el Metiiodist women discuss farm life O b it u a r ie s Twenty-aeven members and two guests the reading lists for IN I were distributed. Church Services attended the postponed meeting of the Women were asked to save special stamps, Chatsworth United Methodist Women when Betty Crocker coupons and Campbell Soup William Brockman Jam es C. Thom pioii rrry Knilandt they met at the Fellowahlp hall Thursday labels for mission projects. evming, March 11. The annual spring meeting of Pontiac CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH STS. P E T E R AND PAUL CHURCH William Henry Brackman, 52, Fairbury, Funeral aerriooa for J o M i c m m r n , n . id that acconUng to whot Mrs. Roland Stalter presented the district will be held in the Streator First 12 N. 7th St. Chatsworth 413 North Fourth Stroat died at 2:57 p.m. Monday at Fairbury hospital. of 790 W. North S t . PMUae <■ o< acres of com hom oted devotions and also supervised the selection of United Methodist church* M arch 31. Those AAalvin Melster, pastor Rev. C. E. Karl Paitor He had been in ill health five years. a.m. Saturday, Marck 19 a t THURSDAY, March 23 CONFESSION SCHEDULE ne paroent in the past fhra Prayer Pals for the next month. desiring to attend should contact Mrs. Milford His funeral will be at 11 a.m. today Befarcndt Fn n ^ heoa ia Mrs. Wesley KleiBn was program leader, Irwin. The Chatsworth unit will receive one of 10:00 a.m. - Ladies Cardinal regional at SATURDAYS (Thursday) at Duffy-Pils Memorial home, Stanley Murdedi dlflriatati, iBriBl WBi lb ooBt of baAde hameted Hertiage Baptist, Peoria. 3-3:30 p.m. assisted by M n. Carl Sharp. The topic was the 14 top achievement awards at this Fairbury, Rev. David Deal offidating. Brenton oemetary, Piper CH j; i pereeot daring the same SUNDAY, March 28 FIRST FRIDAYS “Food, Land, and Justice.” Pamphlets related meeting. Pallbearers will be Bill Allonge, Charlie Reid, Mr. Thomaa, a rellrad aatomadiMric; e i i ; “We need to enooorage *:4S a.m. - Sunday school - 'Parents Day' 7:30-0 a.m. to the subject were distributed and the leaders Hap Nims, Jerry Dunn, Joe Speedon and Paul at 5:50 a.m. March 10 at S t Jonoa k o ifilil fei at cattle.” Plans were also discussed for the Easter 10:43 a.m. - Worship MASS SCHEDULE drew on their own farmlife experiences to fneeoee with fewer than sunrise breakfast scheduled to be hosted by 4:30 p.m. ' Choir practice SATURDAY EVENINGS Hall. Burial will be in Graceland cemetery. Pontiac tfte r a 90-yaor OhMoa. I bad a roagb tline. fl&oall supplement the material used for the the United Methodists A p ril 11; also the 7:00 p.m. - Family Bible hour 3:00 p.m. He waa bom Jana 19, IIM at K m b v OIb^ ve loot U percent of their program. The importance of continuing our serving of'a luncheon for the Delta Kappa WEDNESDAY, March 31 SUNDAY He was born Aug. 23,1929, at Weston, a son Tenn., a aon of motam and Sdly fliort stewardship the good earth was emphasized. ire. Gamma teachers’ organization April 24. 6:30 p.m. - Reach Out 0:00 to 11:00 a.m. of Adolph E. and Ettia Faye Kizzee Thomas. He mairiad Tlienckia Sharp a t We have a great responsibility to use the earth The regular meeting April 1 will begin with 7:30 p.m. - Prayer time Day before Holy Day: Brackman. He married Donna l^ e Plant! C^tsworth, Oct 18,1917.1 mnenting aboat how acme for the benefit of all mankind. a breakfast preceding the Easter program. THURSDAY, April 1 3:00 p.m. Dec. 23,1950, at Forrest. Also surviving are two aona, Ja It when they balldoee old The special offering received was sent to Hostesses included Mrs. Wayne Cording, 7:00 p.m. - Ladies' Ministries at Pavilion, Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, Lake City, Tenn. and Monte LtVa Fairbury. Thursday and Friday at S a.m. of the abandoned homee the Women's division to be used for the causes Mrs. William Rosendahl, Mrs. Charles Hale, Surviving are a daughter, Linda Johnson, Pontiac; two daughtero, FRID A Y and SATURDAY, April 2, 3 W EDNESDAY evening be, window braes, locks, lifted up in the program. Fairbury; two sons, Larry, Fairbury, and Pontiac and Bertie Mae Wheeler, JoMat; a Mrs. Kenneth Sharp and Mrs. William Youth 'CLEAN DEAL' at Camp Manitoumi 3:30 p.m. Officers repbrts were heard; Mias Ronald, Pontiac; his parents, of Fairbury; a t can be worth a lot of Hoelscher. The St. Patrick’s Day theme was WEDNESDAYS sister, Eva Roach, LaFolletta, Tana; 91 Katherine Ruppel reported on an article brother, Adolph Jr., Chatsworth; four sisters, grandchildren; and nine greatgrandchtliltm » a little time to aahage used at the tables for the serving of THE UNITED METHODIST OF 4:00 p.m. concerning a special mission project in India; Dolores Hurt, Pontiac, Doris Gray, English, I, bat with the price of refreshments. CHATSWORTH 6:43 p.m. - High school religion classes. Mr. Thomas was a mechanic h r Wal^ the effort could lead to a U.S. 24 at Fourth Street (Classes held at the Parish hall) Ind., Donna Meints and Dorothy Brackman, Jacobsen automobile agency. lie waa a Charles E. Hale, Pastor both of Fairbury. member of the First Baptist church of Peoliae guys have been getting SUNDAY, AAarch 23, 1982 ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN A brother, a sister, two sons and two and the Pontiac Loyal Order of Mooee lodge. lalon of flies now that the JWC to sponsor Easter Egg hunt 9:00 a.m. - Church school 6th a Walnut Sts. daughters preceded him in death. Oet oat the swatter, 10:13 a.m. - Morning worship Chatsworth He was a lifelong Fairbury area resident town spent two months 6:00 p.m. • The Lenten Series will continue TUESDAY, March 23 and was a mechanic. ! ice around their homes, The Chatsworth Junior Woman’s club met Vicki Hoelscher and Carol Riha will be with Pastor Alexander Weinbender, ad 9:00 a.m. - ALCW Work Day Memorials may be made to American Custom Livestock Haiilliig ministrator ol the Evenglow Lodge, as the FRIDAY, March 26 ndting, a high doride Thursday, March 18 at the home of Jane Dehm delegates to the 17th-26th District Spring Diabetes association or a charity of the Mark Henrichs, R.R. Saunemin, IL speaker. A sandwich and/or salad potiuck sup 7:00 p.m. - Shols-Kratochvil wedding the edges of wafts and with 15 members present. Kay Shols, vice- Convention to be held April 26 in Bloomington. donor's choice. Tel. 815-689-2315 president, presided in the al^nce of the per will be served. Please bring your sand rehearsal (rass. Putting gypsum on Anyone wanting to attend should contact wiches or salad and your table service for the SATURDAY, AAarch 27 president. I the situation. Margaret Trost for reservations. family. The public is invited. 7:00 p.m. - Shols-Kratochvil wedding and Plans were made for the Easter egg hunt to The club will also sponsor a dance this MONDAY, March 29 reception. N*aw**»#**<**»*»#a#*»»**a»»**a»a»*a*»»aa#»— 4#»»»aaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaiaoaaaiaaaaaaai Huth about serving fresh be held on Saturday, April 10 at 2 p.m. in the summer on Friday, July 30, at the Legion hail. 9:00 a.m. • Bible study at the church SUNDAY, AAarch 28 had better watch out town park. The Easter bunny will be on hand Club members are reminded to save “seek 10:30 a.m. - Craft Day at the church 8:43 a.m. - Sunday school dMW an yiriw re from flve to give out prizes to the winners of,some lifcky and find” puzzles out of newspapers for the WEDNESDAY, March 31 10:00 a.m. - Worship service SUMMER JOBS eggs this year than at the eggs. The hunt will be for pre-school children nursing home. Green shamrocks were made 8:00 a.m. - Cars will leave the church for MONDAY, AAarch 29 through third grade. for the Greenbrier Nursing home for St. Pat’s the District United Methodist Women's Spring 8:00 a.m. - AAeet at church for ECC Con FOR ikes a practice of kidding The club also voted to purchase five day. Rally at the First United Methodist Church of vention (s may be in for a real umbrellas for the lifeguard stands at CAPS. Streator. 7:00 p.m. - Annual church cleaning 3:30 p.m. - Junior Choir rehearsal tone threatened to eeardi This will be part of their community TUESDAY, AAarch 30 Jan Yoder of the “Flower Cart” presented 4:00 p.m. - Confirmation class 9:00 a.m. - Annual church cleaning YOUTH ipe” one for Ruth to break Improvement project this year. a very interesting program on plants and the 6:30 p.m. - Boy Scout meeting W EDNESDAY, AAarch 31 chronic complainer. The nominating committee presented a care of them. 7:30 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal 4:00 p.m. - 7th Grade Confirmation A variety of summer jobs will be available for persons 14-21 slate of officers for the coming year as foUows- The next meeting will be at Pat Frye’s April I 3:00 p.m. - Sth Grade Confirmation years of age who live in Livingston County and meet CETA -Vicki Hoelscher, president and Carol Riha, April 21. 8:30 a.m. - The United Methodist Women 7:30 p.m. - Lenten service & fellowship - income eligibility guidelines. secretary. Other officers to be for another Reservations for the May 20 outing to the will hold their monthly meeting in the Sr. Choir following. •Jobs available from 20 to 40 hours per week year are Kay Shols, vice-president, and Goodfield Theater are being taken. Hostesses Fellowship hall. Katherine Ruppleand Florin fn senes da Bauerle will present the program. •Wage - J3.35 per hour Connie Rebholz. Installations of officers will for the evening were Jane Dehm, Gayle •Applicant must be accompanied by a parent/guardian be held in May. Meyers and Vicki Hoelscher. Richard Brunskill STS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH at time of intake appointment ich Friday 413 North Fourth Street •For more information or to schedule an intake Rev. C. E. Karl, Pastor to be made a deacon CONFESSION SCHEDULE appointment call: United Methodist church Elliott, Pearson SATURDAYS Richard Brunskill, a member of SS Peter a series of film s under the 3-3:30 p.m. Kankakee Community College Charlotte HEA and Paul Parish of CJhatsworth, will be I on the F a m ily .” FIRST FRIDAYS ordained as a deacon at 10 a.m. March 27. lerles, on the strong-willed offer open house 7:30-8 a.m. CETA MASS SCHEDULE The ceremony will take place in the krchl9. Archabbey Gmrch at Saint A^einrad Pontiac Office Ph. 815-842-6535 os will be shown on at new apartments discusses dinner SATURDAY EVENINGS: 3:00 p.m. Seminary, St. Meinrad, Ind. r nights at 7:90 p.m. on Monday thru Friday SUNDAY Brunskill, a third-year theology student , is onceming parents and The Elliott-Pearson apartments, under 8:00 a.m . to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. construction since October of last year, will be Plans for serving the Charlotte Co-op 8-11 a.m. the son of Mrs. Jayne and the late Byron ready for occupancy after the March 28 open elevator dinner were discussed and final plans Day before Holy Day: Brunskill of 401 W. Livingston, Pontiac. l»»»»»»»»»»»»»»#»»#»a»*a»a»»*a»a«>a*»»»a*aaaa*#aaaia*aa*aaaaaaaaaaaa»aaa*aiaa*aaaaaaf house. made at the Charlotte Homemakers Extension 3:00 p.m. unit meeting Tuesday, March 9, held at Old Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday, C, F and H Construction Co. of l,eroy has Thursday and Friday at 8 a.m. served as the general contractor for the Chapel Inn. W EDNESDAY evening 7 -_----- DIES! project. Some painting and the landscaping 'The minor lesson on how to make a 3:30 p.m. pre still to be completed. . consumer complaint was presented by Mrs. WEDNESDAYS Five one-bedroom apartments and one two-’ Dan K yW z. 4:00 p.m. Ing for you at bedroom unit make up the complex, which Rita Kurtenbach gave a minor lesson on 6:43 p.m. High school religion A Agrt-Show Richard Pearson said has been in the planning myths of aging. classes.!Classes held at the Parish hall) new FSW Gym stages since February of 1979. A iesson on flowering bulbs using colored The building has all electric heat, with illustrations of different varieties available for FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH wfted Amish” Chatsworth, II ry ★ Furniture walls six inches thick and 12 inches of a beautiful flower garden was given by Mrs. Raymond Wailrich. Kenneth W. Tyler, pastor insulation in the ceilings. 9:00 Sunday school. Roger Fields, supt. cceasortes An invitation was received from the Pearson reported that all units are spoken 10:00 Morning worship service. Sermon for, and that 48 persons are still on the Elliott- Chatsworth unit to be their guests at the April theme: "Are You the Messiah?" Pearson waiting list. meeting. People can have their names added to the Mrs. Fioyd Kurtenbach and Mrs. Laura V t-:- list at the open house from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. Ortman were hostesses. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Placing your name on the list puts you under Thurs., Mar. 25, 1982 no obligation. Page Three >f Livingston PUBLIC NOTICE Open H o u se i March 16th ANNUAI, TOWN MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN )istrict 4. To tho logal voter*, rosldonl* ot th* Town ol Qormanvillo In th# County ol Lhrina*ton and State Elliott-Pearson Apartments ol llllnol*. that the Annual Town Meeting ol laid 405-407 E. Walnut town will lake place on ' Chatsworth, IL. A kite safely tip from: Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Jason Burris, age 9, Havana. III. d Flessner being the *acond Tuesday ol said month at the hour ol 7:30 o'clock P.M. at Oermanvllle Town Hall 2 - 4 p.m. Sunday, March 28 a a lor the traneactlon ol the mltcelleneou* butinats your kite gets caught in ol the aaid town; and alter a Moderator having weeeiaeaasweiaseeeweeaeeW been elected, will proceed to hear and cortalder Refreshments will be served. report* ol officer*, and decide on such measure* the wireSf cien't try te a* may. in pursuance ol law. come belore the Elderly subsidized Housing Units. meeting. get it dewn .. yew ceuid Dated March 22, 1982. Clyde Hornickel. Town Clerk get a sheck." That’s good advice, Jason, because kite flying REBATE FROM FORD is fun when you do it safely. Never use wire or metallic twine instead of regular kite string; they are direct pathways tor ONLY 10* DAYS LEFT electricity from an overhead line to you. And, *750 remember, any type of string can conduct on: ★ Mustangs ★ Fairmonts ★ Grdnadas electricity when it’s wet. 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I97S FORD F-1S0, V-0, .automatic, pewor staerihB A brakas. 2nd Ook Sft., Foirbury, II. 1070 C H EV R O LET C-10, W Ion V-0, cmnirnAL iLLiisioim FORD automatic, powar staoring A brakas, a»uaauc mmnyriem c o m p a i w v air cond. people providing people with ermrgy (ConMnuvd from Pago 1) "We were getting the shots we wanted - even though not enough of them. The shots we normally made just would not fall for us. No doubt their defense had somethig to do with it. "They did an effective job of shutting down our inside game, and we could not get the crucial basket from 10 feet. It was one of those games that can happen to the best of teams. We turned back several rallies with rallies of our own, but we just could not sustain it the entire game. "We held a team that normally scores 63 points to 37, but we had more turnovers than normal - 29 for us to 25 for them. These were probably due to the excitement of the moment. The loss was certainly a disappointment, but when placed in the proper perspective, it was just a small thorn in a banquet of roses." The high school girls basketball team, the boys basketball team, and the girls volleyball € team will be honored at the athletic banquet March 29 at 6 p.m. in the Chatsworth I^egion building. Each fam.ly is requested to bring a dessert to share after the presentation of awards The junior high athletic banquet will be held March 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym. Meat, rolls, and drinks will be furnished by the school. Each family is requested to bring a covered dish and their own table service. k ) € Chatsworth scoring: Maxson 1-0-2, Gillette 2-0-4, B. Weber 7-0-14, J. Haberkom (MM), L. Haberkom 1-0-2, S. Weber 3-0-6. Total 14-4-32. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., Mar. 25, 1982 Page Four O 4 O 4 O 4 O 4 ^ 4 , ' T 4 4> 4 4 4 # 4 Dean's List Gardner fans Sharp current club liquor law Jonathan M. Diller, Chatsworth, a senior chemical engineering major at Rose-Hulman Institute of Tehcnology, has earned dean’s list Sharp, Chatnrorth village board Then he read, “No license shall be issued In other buaienss, the board: write to CHS for the sale at retail of any alcoholic liquor -learned from Sharp that the scene of a recognition for outstanding academic achieve m M Monday night at the board ment during the fall term. STRIKE AND SPARE within 100 feet of any church...” recent accident had b ^ at an intersection The following i8 the text of a letter aont to that no additional dub licenses or Diller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen E . Diller, March 17 Under that portion of the law, the KCs could where a yield sign had never been located, and the CliBteworth High school: fo^ liquor sales will be issued at 61-1 N. 4th St.. Chatsworth is a graduate of High Team Series: Piper City Lanes, 34S3; not sell liquor in the Parish Hall because it is that therefore the village was not under any Last night (March 17) my huabaod and I Lynchburg Christian Academy. Froelich Insurance, 22*5; Soran's Cafe, 22*4. located too close to the Catholic church. liability for the collision that occurred. had our first opportunity to aea CHS play At a previous meeting, a repreaenUtive of Ur Jess R. Lucas, vice president for stu High Team Gama: Piper City Lanes, 871 a At that point, Traub read further, “ Nothing 804; Froelich Insurance, 701; Phillips **, 785. baaketball. What impreaaed ua traa the dteplay tlw of Cotumbus had aAed the board dent affairs, announced that 387 of the in this Section shall prohibit the issuance of a High Individual Scries: Harriet Myers, of school spirit conducted in such a to tans a temporary permit so that liquor -heard that Dec. 1981 municipal sales tax 1,268-ineinber student body earned honors license to a church or private school to sell at 533; Barb Bennett, 521; Linda Rogers, 512. sportsmanlike manner. It waa especially coaid be sold in the Parish Hall in conjunction receipts amounted to $8,574.57. during the term. Freshmen, sophomores and with the KC steak fry held twice a year. retail alcoholic liquor if any such sales are Other 500 Series bowled: Phyllis McKee, refreshing to see the good natured “Bleacber -approved a recommendation from Traub juniors are required to earn 3.3 or better on 504; Ginny Trees, 503. Asked at that previous meeting why the limited to periods when groups are assembled Creatures” take such an active pert in that city engineers review specifications for marks on a 4.0 system, while the current High Individual Gama: Pat Haskins and K C s could not continue to use the Chatsworth on the premises solely for the promotion of cheerleeding. materials for the Elm St. water main project senior class is the last at Rose-Hulman to Linda Rogers 202; Rose Stamm, 201; Ginny some common object other than the sale or We appreciate the good spoctemanahip Legion, where a club liquor permit is in effect, before such materials are purchased by the achieve honors for 3.1 or better marks. Trees, 1*7. the KC representative said that rent would be consumption of alcoholic liquors.” extended to GSW. We only sriah It waa villag e. The breakdown by class includes 133 Other games ISO and over: Harriet Myers, Traub concluded that the KCs could sell contagioua. lower in the Pariah HaU. seniors. 76 juniors, 64 sophomores and 114 1*2; Oelie Dehm, 190; Phyllis McKee, 182; However, if the KCs were to use the Parish liquor at their steak fry if the Catholic church Barb Bennett, 180. Congratulationa on auch a good game. Good fresluiien. Eight seniors, 13 juniors, seven HaO, dram shop insurance would have to be bought the liquor permit. Split Conversions: Judy Kietiman, *-S-10; luck. -approved the use of streets in the business sophomores and 20 freshmen earned perfect purchased. Several members of the baord said Several board members agreed that if the district for flea markets sponsored by the Rosie Hamilton, 5-7; irbne Boren, 5-10, Edna Joe and Rebecca Buttitte 4.0 marks during the fall term and received a Branch 5-7. Hey-you dumb little seven that they couldn’t see where the KCs would ordinance were modified to allow one G ardner 604X4 Chatsworth Business association. $50 credit on their winter term tuition bill as a two black eyes and two brol save anything if they had to buy dram shop additional permit, the precedent would be set -reminded citizens that tickets will be bonus for this accomplishment. Only three knocked-out front teeth, I ci tasurance plus the special liquor permit, to issue others. issued to the owners of dogs found running students who have completed niore than one THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER reties too! Donna Siders fror wfaicfa would have cost about $150. Sharp then stated that he hoped the KCs loose inside citv lim its. could work things out with the Legion so that term have cumulative grade point averages of Thurs., Mar. 25, 1982 my rescue. Dumb little kid-< In discussing the matter, Harvey Traub, 4.0 tell her. to be nice to poor village attorney, quoted from the state dram the steak fry would continue to be at the -heard a recommendation from Traub that Page Six Dr. Lucas said grades ^ere "about what sick ladies? But, do you kn shop laws. Traub said that the village board Legion building, and ruled that the current the village zoning ordinance be applied in we expected, with some slippage by our final crushing blow to my egi could amend the liquor ordinance to allow club liquor license provision will continue as those cases where evidence can be shown that presently written and in practice. the ordinance is being violated. sophomores. While our all-man's average ap All-Risk Federal (count 'em-three-one-two-tti another liquor permit to be issued. said their seven year old daui proaches a B and has been so for several Crop Insurance Is years, we expect this kind of performance own barrettes. I’ll never be i from a student botly with an average high now available from my cup again. school class rank at the 94th percen tile." Floyd Kurtenbach If you are a true crafter, Library board plans for April Jr. High girls "Rules of the Road" driving review course, should have quite a few bk sponsored by Chatsworth Lions club, will be Before you spend a fortune Easter. One very pretty inei offered on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, planting your crops this year, (even for seven year olds) The Chatsworth township library board In conjunction with National Library Week, March 29,30, and 31 in the Town Council room. lose to Gilman think about protecting yourself them is to use the marbelizi met March 13 to discuss various April a tea will be held at the library April 23. It will meet 9 to II a.m. each day, a six hour activities. with All-Risk Federal Crop fried chicken bucket two thi In other business; the board: The Chatsworth girls junior high basketball course in three mornings. Anyone who has an April 10 will be the date for the annual Woman's dub Using enamel spray paint (i team was defeated by Gilman 36-16 in a W Illinois state driving test coming up soon Insurance. Just call library board meeting. At that time, the -decided to consider a proposal for a new should consider taking this refresher course. o n ) sp ray in stripes on waU tournament game at Roberts March 16. Floyd Kurtenbach sugntiynuy wwith it...... a too^ick. Lo 10OA3 budget and levy will be reviewed. movie projector at the next meeting. During the opening quarter, Chatsworth The teacher this month is Frank Seward. into the water, blow paint a' Od April 15, library board members and -appointed Jane Livingston as Com Belt at 635-3212 forced a couple of Gilman turnovers to keep has program Pontiac District United Methodist Women face above egg, lift egg from voluntaers will have a clean-up day in and Library System representative. meet Wednesday, March 31, at Streator First the score within three points. Find out how the benefits ed result is a marbelized eg around the building from 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. -priced a copying machine, with no action United Methodist church. But the rest of the game saw Gilman pull of all-risk insurance can be becodies too blended, skim i National Library Week is April 18-24. taken. Chatsworth United Methodist Women, away to the final 20 point margin. tailored to your farming paper towel. Legg’s eggs wc Potters have been ordered to decorate the -learned that the library board attorney is on Mary's life Thursday, April 1, at Fellowship hall, 8:30 Shawn Stein led the offense with seven for this method. Jars, vases lib ra ry with a “ how to do it with little money” working on a possible solution to the problem a.m. breakfast, followed by Easter program. operation. points, while Debra Kessinger had five and surface can be marbelized t With the hard times the country faces now, of access to library property at the rear of the Hostess chairman, Mrs. Dan Kyburz; Lesson All-Risk Federal Crop Lucy Gardner four. Brenda Sharp, Joni The Chatsworth Woman’s club sponsored a it does ruin the water conta people are interested in ways to save money. lot. . leaders, Misses Katherine Ruppel and Florin insurance. In good years and Franey, Tina Crawford, and Michelle Miller prayer breakfast, Wednesday March 10 at the If you really want to be ct The library is one source for hints on how to -displayed various reproductions da Bauerle. bad, also played. ■ United Methodist church. 131 were in atten skins into the water with r things for oneself, with a resulting saving of available on loan thrqij|||i the Com Belt Tuesday, April 6, at CAPS, Chatsworth it pays off. dance, including Darlene W ilber, 17th D istrict hard for 20 minutes. Leave funds. Library System. Homemakers entertain Charlotte unit 10:30 President of the Illinois Federation of All-Risk cold. Rinse and dry. To deco Women’s clubs. a.m. Chatsworth furnishes food and table ser Federal Crop Insurance tool, a fine crochet hook or As guests arrived at the church entrance, vice. Lesson on funerals by Mrs. Frank you are lucky enough to Seward, Mrs. Kenneth Rich and David Diggle. they were given the royal welcome by having stylus, it works the best. Jus their cars parked for them so they would not to draw the design. Onion i High School 3 Bluebird girls liave to walk through the thawing ice and pud CongraWbtions To Our brown eggs. Beets make [ dles of water. A special thank you goes to Rev. Purple onion skins make i Chas. Hale, Ronald Shafer, B. J. I,achscheide COSTELLO'S cast. named to W team and I'red Kyburz for this thoughtful action. Lady BLuebirdsn We're Proud Tea leaves can also be u Guests were greeted at the door by Grace CHARLIE 8 MAXINE'S new herbal types; some hai Calendar Becky Weber, Beth Gillette and Mary Himunel, president, and Martha Knipp. o f You Andrew Bryce Collins Maxson have been chosen for the Vermilion WHITE CLOUD of tan, even rose-pink. Following a prayer offered by Norma MARKET BATHROOM On Legg’s eggs, use your FRIDAY, March 26 Valley All-Conference girls basketball team. Biirmeister, a delicious breakfast was served M r. and M rs. John F . Collins of Mt. Zion CHATSWORTH $]09 and draw designs, pushing r are the parents of a son, Andrew Bryce, born Girls finals Champaign basketball. Becky Weber was a unanimous pick from by the woman’s club members. Alice June 12 Pac U Oi. Bits. Tissue 4 Pk Short lines and dots work March 10 in Decatur. Grades issued to students. the Bluebirds, who were W C champions this Kyburz and Evelyn Sutcliffe headed the rubbing a contrasting coloi Andrew w as bom on the 100th anniversary SATURDAY, March 27 season. breakfast committee. BRAWNY PepsiCola Plus oep ^2 ^^ design and wiping off the ei of his late great grandfather, A.B. Collins’ Girls finals Champaign - basketball Rhonda Mogged of Ford Central, Tina Elma Trinkle and Judy Hobart opened the ...... Jumbo If you haven’t discover birthdate. His initials are thev^ame as his SUNDAY, March 28 Young of Forrest-Strawn-Wing and Tammy service in the sanctuary by playing several GRADE A WHOLE Towels 6 9 ‘ you’ll be missing a pretty E at organ and piano duets. Fryers Lb.«55^ VANITY FA IR Oimwr idea. Doilies are very mu p.m nrctd1)s in toWn. lana Friedman sang several numbers in ■and Mn. decorating now and are espi Ward Collins of Pontiac. Mrs. Eva Ribordy of WEDNESDAY. March 31 The first team also included Detiisc cluding "Because He lives” . COUNTRY STYLE Napkins 5oct.7 9 ^ soaked in stiff-n-fab and Pontiac is maternal great grandmother. Mrs. Baseball at Onarga 4:30 Schriefer of Gilman, Sissie Poppie of Onarga, An appropriate poem for the occasion was. $139 saran-wrapped bowl. (The Evelyn Bitner of Chatsworth is his great aunt. THURSDAY, April 1 Janine Houberg of Reddick and Glenda read by Norma Burmeister. Spareribs Lb. I CHOICE BONELESS portent. Otherwise you i 4:30 - Baseball Tri-Point CAPS Essington of Tri-Point. As the lights were dimmed, Jane Hoffman, C EN TER CUT covered bowl. Ju st ask m e.| Sean Michael Bray FRIDAY, April 2 Dwight, entered in costume portraying the Beef Roast $ 1 5 9 ed edge, turn the bowl upsii Boys and girls track at Tri-Point 4:15 (with Mother of Jesus. She took us through his lifi; Mr. am. Mrs. Mike Bray of Wautoma, Wis. Pork Chops Lb. CORN KING saran) and flute the edge. K Saunemin). ' from before He was bom through the .rucifix- are the parents of a son, S ^ n Michael, 8 lb. 12 dries by stuffing little balls ion in a very effective manner. FR ESH LEAN Bleed Bacon Lb. Pkg.^ ^* os. bom March 15 at Theda Clark hospital in Jaycees consider 1 ruffles. Leave till thorougl After the program the woman's club Neenah, Wis. at 7:28 a.m. ing, ribbon, beads or croch members had a short business meeting. 10 Ground Beef Lb.’ P $] 19 Sean has a sister, Tabatha Frechette, 2‘z Pork Sausage Lb. years old. slate of officers volunteers were needed to help with the blood- GOLDEN RIPE mobile which will be at the l.«gion hall on Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Bray The Chatsworth Jaycees held its monthly $ ] 0 0 Ashman and A p ril 7...... 3 Lb. Beef Liver Lb.79^ of Wautoma, Wis. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert School lunch menu board meeting Tuesday, March 16. Bananas Dehm, Chatsworth. The next meeting will be our installation Among topics discussed was a tentative NO. 1 RED FROZEN GROUND Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. dinner and guest night to be held on Wednes give program slate of officers for the 1982-83 fiscal year. day evening April 14 at the Old Chapel Inn. $119 Marie Dehm, Piper City. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rusty Barker heads the slate for president; Potatoes .10-Lb. Beef Patties 5 u>. box ^4 *^ Schubert and Mrs. Edna Bray, all of Wiscon Chuck Powers will seek to fill the vice- to Chatswortt sin. MONDAY. March 29 Onion Sets PRAIRIE FARMS president position; Ken Kurtenbach will seek 'Twenty members of Chi The mother is the former Cindi Dehm. Hamburger, cheese, French fries, fruit, the treasurer’s post and Mark Kerber rounds CUKES or PEPPERSEacIa r heard a report on the cun cookie. Cottage Cheese 12 oi.9 8 ^ out the field in seeking the secretary’s defense at their meeting TUESDAY, March 30 _ position. Two directors will be nominated on For KRAFT PRAIRIE FARMS M arch 22, at the Old Chape Jacob Forrest Thompson Goulash, applesauce, garlic bread, election night. The election of officers will be $139 is not just a protective i Katie Jo, 3-years-old and her parents, Troy brownie. f f confirmed by the general membership at its Miracle Whip 32 01 ^1 ZSNHk 0.1*1** and Amy Thompson of New Castle, Ind., WEDNESDAY. Marc|$l,? • Sale future war time, but meeting April 6. understood aixl highly valu welccaned home a new brother and son, Jacob Taco, cheese, lettuce, fruit, cookie. Also, among topics discussed was the PEANUT OR PLAIN GRADE A MEDIUM protection against the haz; Forrest, who was bom at St. Frances hospital THURSDAY, April 1 Fresh Extra Lean $■ 179 annual Jaycee tree plant. A tentative date of MOM'S .U O i. 0..7 5 * tornadoes as well as the da in Indianapolis, Ind., March 12, weighing 8 lbs. Cook’s choice. April 17 was set for the trees and shrubs to be Link Sausage materials on the highways Grandparents are Mrs. Harriet Farley of FRIDAY, April 2 BALLARD planted. The trees are guaranteed for one RICHELIEU SLICED T h is program was on Indianapolis, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fish, potatoes, fruit, cookie. year. Anyone wishing to purchase a tree or $1 .75 Lb. by Chatsworth Unois.” Jerry Ashman, li Thompson of New Castle, Ind. Bread, butter, jelly or peanut butter, white shrub from the Jaycees may contact Rusty Firemen. Call 635-3770 or Peaches 2»oi.7 9 ^ ,.0. 19 * defense described how he Great grandmothers are Mrs. Letha and chocolate milk (whole or 2%) served Barker, Chuck Powers, Ken Kurtenbach or contact Dale Zimmerman. CAM PBELL Crtam of Chicken KRAFT AMERICAN more volunteers to watcl McLain of Indianapolis, Ind. and Mrs. Emma daily. Mark Kerber. or Golden Mushroom storm dangers and tomadc Farley of Chatsworth. All menus subject to change without notice Cheese Sbighsuo. *1 ** Ralph H. GroU, ESDA c Soup 10X'4OZ.3 5 ‘ ingston county, showed a 1 KRA FT SOFT K RA FT AAACARONI with actual photos of mai A C H EESE Parkay ...... 2-8 Oz. 7 9 * Unois and the resulting di Good pre-field planning tornado raaeardi over m is essential to success More good years Dinner 7V4 0i.39^ KRAFT HALF MOON where tornadoes occur mo LONGHORN COLBY is known about the cau NESTLES SEMI-SWEET R YOUR BEHER HEALTHil; No matter where you bought 3 9 storms, and how best to p take more than $ ■ 189 Cheese .10O1. IS OUR CHIEF INTEREST your farm implement, bring it M orsels...... 1201 situatloas. GroU also di to Wheeler Farm Equipment KRAFT ORATED defense organisation in tl when it comes time for main godd luck! K RA FT MINI PARMESAN works with SO trained < We are in close contact with physicians and tenance. Pre-fieldwork main $ 1 9 9 aherUTs office and other c maintain in our prescription lalMiratury ample MarshmaNows .*V «O i. 3 5 * ChaeM ,8 0 z fid a la to spot storm s. stocks of every possible medicine we think they ^ tenance saves you precious may prescribe. The leading pharmaceutical firmiiO' down-time during critical SUNSWEET PRUNE WESTPAC FROZEN have our iiermission to send us any new discovery; farming periods. And if your $]29 All 8 Oi. Pkgs. as soon as it is released for safe use. hydraulic system is in trouble, Juice .4001. Lest Ilian Gustafson So complete is our stock of medicines, that the Vegetables 1 0 * marked see us first! We can make any OPEN PIT BARBECUE odds are we can fill any prescription, even those size hydraulic hose right in Piper C prescribed by physicians located in distant cities. If BOOTH we ever do not have an ingredient, if it is available 4 our shop! Sauce...... 18 018 9 * we will get it quickly, or order it direct fror FWi Sticks....uoi.^P* We now have manufacturer. Take advantaoe of free pickup JELLO INSTANT 1 0 BANQUET mechanic to se •A riRKAT MANY FEOPLE ENTRUST US end delivery during March, 1M2 Puddkig ,4 0 i.'3 9 * Hith their prescriptions, health needs and other Chicken a Complete car \ privileae and a duty. May we be your personal B.C. ANGEL FOOD OR repair. family pharmacy?" LEMON CHIFFON PRAIRIE FARMS $ 1 7 9 Cake Mix Ice Cream ...W-Oal. Car wash and \a IVORY This In addition P a n i S p r a y ....,...... * o i.^ l The Drug Store iieiargeiii. .ISOs.'4 9 * the finest uset W efM RNoeln. Rh . M i PLANTERS CORN CHIPS, CHEESE CURLS OR BIZ trucks available Chatsworth, IL 9 9 We buy used v< Cheese Balt. 8 9 ' Bleach .38 Oi . Check our IN Store SPECIALS not listed .. But. MS' RPig»s>da adaao*aasi***ditoaoaaasisi»siw»s if llw text of a lettar feat to U ghfdiool: April It02 M arch MM liireh 17) m y huafafod and I There is considerable talk among the Bom to Mr. and Mrs. J. E . (Curtis on March March 1462 K a a m lh iportunity to aoo CHS play farmers of GermanvUle township and the in- 16, a daughter, Marilyn Rounella. Miss Phyllis Am Pstrson and Gam Ashman’s , impraaaed ua waa the diaplay terlying districts of having a rural free mail Announcements have been received by Howard (Corban of P Ipar (CUy w m unttad in it conducted in aucli a delivery route established from the Chatsworth friends of the arrival of a son, marrlaga March 31 at tha Evangalical Uoitad oanner. It waa eapedally (Chatsworth postoffice. It would certainly be a Bruce Bamer at Tacoma, Wash. The father is Brethern paraonaga in Chatsworth. (Ban W ait. 17. waa I the good natured “ B leacher great convenience to many of the people a (Chatsworth boy, only son of Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Boffc wars tbs gaasta of residing south of here. Barner of Hollywood, Calif. honor at the H. M. kfiUianis homa Sunday when tha crop dnaler plana ha was ) such an active part in craahad and burned near Warren ahvort, Jerry O’Niel and family, formerly of this A little Chatsworth g irl pulled a pretty good where a group of relatives had baea invttad to Washington, D. C. vicinity, are moving into the Kennedy house in one Monday night during the ah ^ interval help calebrate their 4Stfa wedding aanivoraary « the good aportamanahlp John C. kUOar, 34. son of the Cart m o m 's , the northeast part of town. They have been liv that the electric lights were out on account of which w as M arch 38. W. We only wiah it waa remains in aarloua condOon • at Brahnw ing in Nebraska for a number of years but the sleet storm. It happened that there was no Preliminary work has started on tha in- kerosene lamp in the home and as there was stellation of two more flasher «igMi« on the hoapltel with severe hand and neck ' 18 on such a good ganM. Good preferred to return to Illinois. autferad when tha car in whieh he was thing Frank Herr, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Herr, one person in the home ill the lady of the house TPAW railroad at the Fourth and Sixth itreet bit the re a r of a truck sowth of Laxiagton Ih sa * Joe and Rebecca Buttitta has taken a position in the Metropolitan Na suggested that she go to a neighbor and see if croaoings in (Chatsworth. day at 3:30 ajn . Hey-you dumb little seven year old with the glued on with white glue to trim the basket. tional Bank of Chicago, and is now in Chicago, they could borrow a lamp. The hqsband then F u n ^ services for Christian EUlnger, 78, G ardner 604M Joe Boyee, nine year old aoa of the John two black eyes and two broken arms and the (These also make very special flower girl inquired if there was any oil in the house to use a life long resident at this vicinity were held attending to the duties of the position. Boyce’s ia the proud pooaeaaor of gn autograph knocked-out front teeth, I can make the bar baskets for a wedding.) I’ve tried using March 1412 in a lamp, if they succeeded in getting one, M arch 22. He w as born D ec. 17, 1873, son of rettes too! Donna Siders from Melvin came to of file first American, J. H. Glenn, Jr. to oiblt /VORTH PLAINDEALER Elm er's, Sobo, Quik, and Tacky glue. They all At the stock holders meeting of the Heab* where upon the little girl of the housdwld sug Adam and Elizab eth M ichael E U i i ^ . He was the earth. Joe’s fattwr, John Boyce was at the k, Mar. 25, 1982 my rescue. Dumb little kld-didn't her mother dried clear and semi-rigid, but the stuff-n-fab Grain (Co. held last Friday it was voted to gested they use caster oil in the lamp so she married May 26, 1897 to Mary Shaffer in Ep- airport in Washington D. C. when CoL CHmn, Page Six tell her, to be nice to poor, old, demented, gets very rigid and stays clear. I very seldom change the number of members of the board of would have less of it to take. paids Point township. She preceded Um in sick ladies? But, do you know what was the Jr. was walking to board a plane and aM fri ter read directions and I never follow them, but I directors from 7 to S. The following directors M arch 1442 death. On Dec. 1, 1945, he married Mrs. final crushing blow to my ego? Three mothers his autograph. To make it complete the OoL found that when stiff-n-fab say s to squeeze the were re-elected: F. P. Snyder, C.B. Strawn, T. (Chatsworth had a m ilitary wedding March George Heistend at Chatsworth. added a Project Mecury (man in qiaoe) l-Rlsk Federal (count ’em-three-one-two-three) called and J . O'CConnor. 22 when Sgt. Richard Rommer of Long Island, Herman Hoppe, 76, former resident of said their seven year old daughters made their ■temp. p Insurance Is material so it is thoroughly soaked and The marriage of Miss Flora Mae Perkins, New York and Miss Lenore Agnes MefCaffery Charlotte township, died March 21 at his home own barrettes. I'll never be able to drink from squeeze out excess they mean it. So, at least, ' available from 17, and E lm e r G ra y , 23, both residents of nor of Stanley, Wise, were married at the (Calvary in (jenoa. He was born in Danforth Nov. 13, my cup again. read that part of their directions. The theast Chatsworth, took place on Tuesday Baptist church by Rev. E . W. (Crockett. 1875, son of W illiam and M arie Hoppe. On Dec. March 1472 yd Kurtenbach If you are a true crafter, by this time you “run-off” can be reused, so pour it back into morning at Pontiac. The ceremony was per W illiam K ile y , 60, w ell known (Cullom 19, 1901 he was united in marriage to Anna Two new directors were elected to tha should have quite a few blown eggshells for the bottle. banker and drug^ , died suddenly at his Eliben at Charlotte. They moved to Genoa in board of the atizens Bank of Chateworth. u spend a fortune formed by Justice James Gaff. Tte bride is Easter. One very pretty inexpensive and easy Now, I’m not really into child abuse, but I the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Perkins. home in (Cullom M arch 25. He was Feb . 1946. They were James E. Rrtiholz, cartdM and 'our crops this year, (even for seven year olds) way to decorate wonder what a bubble bath in stiff-n-fab would 28, 1882 at Cullom, son of Thomas and Mary March 23 was a pleasant day for Albert Robert Kodder, farmer. ut protecting yourself The house on the M.M. Miller farm, them is to use the marbelizing method. Fill a do to seven year olds? Ju st think of the southwest of (Chatsworth, was burned to the Kiley. He married Miss Lucille O’Connor of King when Ms children gathered at his home lisk Federal Crop fried chicken bucket two thirds full of water. possibilities, a four foot bud vase, a statue, ground Wedensday morning. Miller’s son (Chatsworth. to help him celebrate his 90th birthdate. Miss Jean Gillette, an eighth gradM at Chatsworth High school, won first place in the I. Just call Using enamel spray paint (at least, three col bulletin board, a coat rack. Brent and family occupied the premises. Mr. and Mrs. Gillum Ford, former Diane Wilson, little daughter of Mr. and fourth annual spelling bee M arch 34. She ia the ku rten b ach ors) spray in stripes on water’s surface. Swirl Rich is always telling his friends that he is Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Tim ^ y (Conley, a residents of (Chatsworth vicinity, observed Mrs. Clyde Wilson, celebrated her fourth bir A siignuy with a toothpick. Lower the egg down afraid to fall asleep watching TV, ’cause he daughter, March 19. their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday at thdate Monday afternoon with a party for 12 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gillette. Ted 3 2 1 2 " into the water, blow paint away from the sur will wake up with a tole painting on his body or John Rosenboom hied himself to the wilds their home near Minonk. guests. Takaaaki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maaao face above egg, lift egg from water. The finish flowers stuck somewhere, especially since I March 21, Dorothy Fern Donley and TakaaaU, waa second place winner. of Turtle Pond the forepart of the week and Births Listed: A son to Mr. and Mra. (ht- )ut how the benefits ed result is a marbelized egg. When the paint discovered the glue gun. Love my glue gun. Samuel Brinkman were united in marriage at having gone equipped with a complete camp The Easter Cuitote, “Oliver’’, preaenloa insurance can be becomes too blended, skim the surface with a Oh! my, just think what that could do to seven the Lutheran parsonage in Ashkum. They ford Runyon, March 19; A son to Mr. and Mrs. ing outfit expe^ to remain with the muskrats March 36 in the hi^ school gymnaainm was 0 your farming paper towel. Legg’s eggs work especially well year olds, and no bruises or broken teeth. were attended by Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Pete Mikuli of Chicago, March 23. Mrs. Mikuli as companions for a couple of weeks, unless he very weU received by the nearty 130 persona in for this method. Jars, vases, fat candles, any Gosh, if I keep talking like that, people will Stevens, sister and brother-in-law of the was the former Velma Gingerich of gets cold feet. The o b j^ of his sojourn is to Chatsworth. attendance. ik Federal Crop surface can be marbelized like this. However, think I’m warped, but those that know me will try and entice some wild ducks to come within groom. ). In good years and it does ruin the water container. know I ’m still my sweet self. the range of his trusty shot gun. If you really want to be creative, drop onion One personal note before the questions - March 1422 f. skins into the water with raw eggs and boil well, Duane? The 6th grade pupils and others numbering hard for 20 minutes. Leave eggs in water till 1) Who was the little g irl? 28 people were entertained at the James ECnt- ' cold. Rinse and dry. To decorate, use a scrafiti I’m not telling! But if you see this house Crop Insurance wistle home March 21 in honor of their tool, a fine crochet hook or a seam ripper. If with a new statue in the yard (with broken daughter. M iss G ra ce , who celebrated her 12th you are lucky enough to have a diamond teeth) you might figure it out. birthdate. stylus, it works the best. Just scratch fine lines 2) Is there anyway to make counted cross Four sheet metal workers from Springfield ee«*ae***»»»e»a»aeeeaaeei to draw the design. Onion skins make tan to stitch patterns from pictures or patterns in started work Monday puttina the cornice on kms To Our brown eggs. Beets make pink to burgundy. tole b o ^ ? the new township highschoolDuilding. Purple onion skins make a bluish, lavendar Answer - Very simple. Just lay screen wire The members of the Ever Faithful class of U \Ne'ro Proud cast. over the pattern, count the hdes and go. the M. E. church gave Mrs. Sarah Speicher a Tea leaves can also be used, especially the Screening (hardware cloth from the lumber surprise party on her birthdate, March 28. Howrto You new herbal types; some have different shades yard) comes in different sizes of mesh size to About 20 relatives and friends of Lester to of tan, even rose-pink. correspond to the aida cloth. Pin or staple the Elbert gave him a birthday party at the home I On Legg’s eggs, use your wood burning tool screening to the picture till you are done. Look of his aunt. Miss Lena Elbert in (Chatsworth $|09 and draw designs, pushing rather than pulling. through the greeting car^ and Christinas .4Pk. Sunday. It was planned to make it a surprise Short lines and dots work best. Highlight by cards for patterns that are different. party at Lester’s home but the condition of the rubbing a contrasting color of paint into the 3) Is Patty’s car still buried? roadi caused the program to be changed. design and wiping off the excess. Answer - No, it is melted down to the door The country roads have been practically .Jumbo 69* If you haven’t discovered stiff-n-fab yet, handles now. impassable even for Ford cars for several retire a lot you’ll be missing a pretty Easter basket craft 4) . A rpader trims her grapes in the spring. days owing to excessive rains for about 10 R Oiniwr idea. Doilies are very much in demand for C!an the frim m ings be used for w reaths? days. Farmers have been delayed in sowing decorating now and are especially pretty when Answer - Yes, just soak them well. Be sure SOCt.i79* oats and wheat and no gardens have been soaked in stiff-n-fab and shaped around a \o add detergent to soften them faster. made in this vicinity. lELESS saran-wrapped bowl. (The saran is very im- 5) Why don’t I like macrame?) March 1422 $159 ^ portant. Otherwise you will have a doily Answer - Because I don’t know how. Mrs. Sarah Rumbold, an honored resident ISt Lb.^1 covered bowl. Just ask me.) To make the ruffl Macrame’ brings out the beast in me. of Livingston county for nearly three quarters ed edge, turn the bowl upside down (again, on 6) A reader has her grandmother’s rolling of a century, died at her home in (Chatsworth, saran) and flute the edge. Keep the shape as it pin and wants ideas to decorate it. richer $ 1 4 9 M arch 22, at the age of 101 years. S arah O s ic o n Lb. Pkg dries by stuffing little balls of saran under the Answer - Tole of Folk Art painting would be mond was bom in England Nov. 26,1830. Her ruffles. Leave till thoroughly dry. Lace edg good, but the best way to decorate it would be marriage to Robert Rumbold took place in 19 ing, ribbon, beads or crocheted edging can be wood-burning. England in the spring of 1869. sage u>.^1 Word comes to Chatsworth that Mrs. Susan Maines died last Friday in Rensselaer, Ind. Now you can have tax-deductible savings in an Individual Retirement Account... ir L b . 7 9 ^ Ashman and Groll Heminover buys and the funeral was held on Monday. She was the widow of George Maines who u ^ to live and retire a lot richer. Every wage earner is now eligible for an IRA, even if already OUND give program on CD in the Healy neighborhood. They are covered by an employer pension plan. Ycxjr IRA gives you tax relief also. Your annual cleaning business remembered by old residents of Chatsworth. ties j Lb BO* ^4” contribution is tax-deductible up to $2,000 for individuals, $4,000 for working cxxjples to Chatsworth Lions and $2,250 if one spouse Is unemployed. We offer two IRA accounts to meet your RMS Glenn R. Heminover Jr., a former THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Twenty members of Chatsworth Lions club financial needs. Cheese 01.98^ (Chatsworth resident, has purchased a dry- Thurs., Mar. 25, 1982 12 heard a report on the current status of civil cleaning business in Salem. Page Seven defense at their meeting Monday evening, RMS Glenn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. $169 March 22, at the Old Chapel Inn. Civil defense Heminover Sr. of Salem, who formerly owned ...... Gol. I is not ]i^ a protective measure for some People’s Cleaners In Ctiatsworth. future war time, but should be well Mr. and Mrs. Heminover now own and \BkRIABU-RATE IRA EDIUM understood and highly valued at all times as a operate the Lakewood Motel in Salem. WIN'S protection against the hazards of storms and Glenn Jr. worked for Joe’s Welding in d„75* tornadoes as well as the dangers of hazardous Salem before buying the cleaners. He REALTY We offer payroll deduction or materials on the highways and railroads. graduated from CHS in 1979. Cullom , III. Interest rate on your certificate • TMs program was on “Tornadoes in Il automatic transfer from check Glenn Jr.’s sister Gail will graduate from Phone 689-2111 changes monthly to reflect ,.0.19* linois.’’ Jerry Ashman, local head of civil Kankakee Junior college this spring. She is current Ready Rate. ing for IRA dep<>3its . .and you defense described how he worked with 19 or studying child care, but may work as a or 689-2645 $50 initial cxxitribution. can have ♦;ee checking. RICAN more volunteers to watch for approaching teacher’s aide for a time. 18-month term on certificate with storm dangers and tornadoes. • Additi(3nal deposits of $10 or • ingles Ralph H. GroU, ESDA coordinator for Liv more at any time help you reach automatic renewal. ingston county, showed a 178 frame filmstrip your maximum contribution. • No service fee. with actual photos of many tornadoes in Il .2 - a o i.i79* linois and the resulting damage. Data from tornado research over many years showed Make Mine F MOON where tornadoes occur most fr^uently, what COLBY is known about the causes of destructive $ 1 3 9 FIXED-RATE IRA .lOOl. storms, and how best to protect life in storm Blue Grass! situations Groll also described the civil TED defense organisation in the county-how he • Interest rate on certificate works with 90 trained deputies from the interest rate for remaining $]99 sheriff’s office and other county and local of Kentucky remains exjnstant for 18*month (^rtificate term. .aoi. ficia ls to spot storm s term, with automatic renewal. • We offer payroll deduction or ROZEN Blue Grass • $500 initial contribution. automatic transfer from I. • Additional deposits of $100 or checking for IRA deposits... BS ... 1 unmarked Gustafson Motor's That is. more at any time earn original and you can have free checking. Piper City • No service fee. $139 d...... U O i. 1 We now have a full-time mechanic to serve you. NOW.. MAslor everybody! $ 0 9 9 'per pound ...2-Lb. A Complete car tuneup and When you75* purchase S lbs. or more. Ifyou’ntBif-m ployd, »Bk about our U9ogh P lan t w hhconM butlotm u p t o $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 RMS repair. $179 n ...... Vk-Oal. 1 Offer good tfiru Wed., Marek 31 Car wash and wax. i.W..a4fden. aw. / PohUac ^hdorai DiN. Ik 7-a, Mwi. Frt., 744m . , SM. This In addition to some of aMa.owMrSL, swfwi / niMwaar / Mwrewe.1 i.#rt..aw*«.. aw. / t ...... « . 4 9 * the finest used cars and R x m t S a v liv afcWwngWnFMwWSwing. L o w * U S E Washingian Bloanongton OtvWion. oi Bloominglon FwMral itiaaiansiKnaiocHiinQion / bWCoaMaMwiu.. UW Coaae.*W "u. Cotat g>H*iMoaaod trucks available. VWwCoiM.*i>*mwWcnwW / UncaW / Mertonton / HidliBryPitaWMaaMidiory~rom Moa-Ooewur - -Oi o OMaao:aMWo>FadarW l Mowonce rTaSaral aSirW / r»«Nctaralol(FvWFactaraloiqQiaaby / We buy used vehicles. BCpK GARDEN CENTER lypMNiatOiwnpWon I WaagNaFaSwal .leliat « r««Fwta(alel8pnngl DEANS CHATSWORTH CENTRELLA Milk Ad Gal. Prices Effective March 25-31 Bread Jug OXYDOL AUNT JEMIMA Lb. Regular or Complete Loaf Detergent LO G CABIN Buttermilk Pancake 29C Each Large 84 Oz. Syrup Box 24 Oz. SANO SPAGHETTI ■ Sauce * Quart S ^ 2 9 Hl-C DOWNY FABRIC, Sani Flush Jar Fruit Drinks Large * - 1 5 Softener 46 Oz. 48 Oz. Large 3-Limit Size 96 Oz. KRAFT Then 69* Jug • tih WISH BONE Mh!?P le i p Miracle ASSOCIA' Judge Oai Lite Dressing Rhond. SHOWBOAT Whip GREEN GIANT Odoll, spoi 5-Varieties Suunn PeaS/ Corn or Beans tpooding. Pork-N-Beans Quart CyntM ■') G ,te„ei0^ Fail to yh Jar s . Large Vegetables Todd IVORY 2-Limit Green Stroator, 40 Oz. 69< 16 Oz. Can (County). Can James 49C Each III. poss. Liquid 6-Limit bury). wm Bemar 22 Oz. rest, imp. rest). Is Sarah i KELLOGG NORTHERN 1^ f laiUo '.'OlJ'i'tJ... ■s' ' .«...•XVntM FOLGERS \ v tiac. D. L A l g e r s Special K Napkins tlac). JaunM Coffee f'Offce 12 Oz. 140 Count unsafe pa (County). All Grinds $129 KRAFT Kevin I Lb. Can Pepsi Cola, operatier MACARONI N (State). Limit Raymt CHEESE Mt. Dew. Fairbury, way. $40.1 k or Diet Pepsi Wayni Dinner Chatswofi P E T E R PAN (Cultom). 7V4 Oi . GALA Ctiarle speeding. 39c Each 24-12 Oz. Paul I Peanut Butter Cans speeding. Towels Dale A Creamy or Crunchy driving i 18 Oz. Jumbo $100.00 b Roll $100.00 b usage, $11 LODA'S FINEST USDA CHOICE F R E S H LEA N WHOLE PRODUCE DEPT. Ground Round u s NO. 1 IDAHO Chickens Round Steak Lb A M 2 2 Lb A M 2 2 DOLE GENERAI Lim it 4 Potatoes TRAFFIC March 0 Lb. 10-Lb. FROZEN BANQUET Ronald Bag $ p 9 Pineapple wMIr into) In Juice alcohol; KNIEP CORN BEEF Chicken usage. Chunk, Crushed or Sliced Edwan USDA CHOICE 2-Lb. alcohol. RATHS GOLDEN BONELESS SWISS No. 2 Box Mary I HARVEST COUNTRY Briskets CALIFORNIA HEAD while into] Can Edwan Lb A M 2 2 alcohol. - - S i WW Roast . Lettuce Nathan of alcohol. 19 pennie Ribs $179 Intoxicatat Lb. PACKAGE LIQUOR DEPT. DAIRY STROH'S OR stapsiRn. RATH RATH BLACKHAWK PARKAY STICK STROH'S LIGHT Jhmes BLACKHAWK GOLDEN RIPE RATH BLACKHAWK Can Ham Margarine HICKORY SMOKED Beer Mard tt Wieners 3-Lb. Bananas 4-Stick 24-12 Oz. Lb. 59C Each $129 Bacon Cans Each. ARMOURS CHICKEN WILSON'S FRESH PABST BLUE RIBBON F R IE D B E E F SLICED US NO. 1 RED Beer BLUE BONNET BUDDIG SLICED Patties Bologna Potatoes 6-12 Oz. Cans Soft Oho Beef 10-Lb. Warm Only 2-8 O t. Tubs $179 2.5 Oz. Bag Each > ;*r^' 1 ^ pr;;/^XV * -^'s>r:; vv«':-; I*?!*' : p m '6 1 6 1 ^ir<' A « * i # d S « l V C t a ^ f % - a v - :.- i; ,i-‘ ' <,^»>'^ ‘iV Livingston County CoU Pt N SW S ASSOCIATE COURT NEWS Carol S. Thacker, 20, Chenoa, Paul Barnard A wf. to Michael Walton's of Fairbury, Inc., Carol S. Jenke, Eureka, 3-3-02. Judfl* Darrel H. Reno, Presiding speeding, $33.00, (State). O. Walker A Charles E. EllioH Fairbury vs. Jeff (iadberry, BIRTHS: Rhonda L. Underhill, It, Dale Roberts, 24, Saunemin, 3-31-00 $10. etc. (R.S. $20.) Pt. E. Chenoa, Small Cl. Cmpit. $33.20 A Barry Highland, Pontiac, Son, Odell, speeding, i)3.eo, (County). poss. of cann., $100.00 bond forf., 40'/i n. L 14 B 22 in Chatsworth. costs. 3-0-02. 3-4-02. Suianne R. Folli, 21, Fairttury, battery, $100.00 bond forf., (Coun Hasel A. White, widow, not Walton's of Fairbury, Inc., Edward Stabler, Odell, Son, speeding, S33.00, (Fairbwry). ty). remarried to Dale Freeland A Fairbury vs. Herbert Harn, Piper 3-4-02. Cynthia L. Elsey, 20, Oedght, Steven Holliday, Normal, bat Shirley Freeland, |t. tens. 2-27-02 City, Small Claim Cmpit. $100.33 Larry Eden, Cullom, Son, Fail to yield, $23.00, (Dwight). tery, 30.40, 2 days jail, (Com $10. etc. (R.S. $10.) L 3 A 4 B 4 A costs. 3-0-02. 3-7A2. Todd A. S p ellieu s, 20, plaint). Bronson Smith's Add. Forrest. Watlon's of Fairbury, Inc. Paul Clausen, Dwight, Streator, dis. s t^ sign, $32.00, Melvin Kindelberger, Pontiac, MEMORANDUMS OF Fairbury vs. Trudy Heavlin, Daughter, 3-4-02. (County). baHery, $30.00, 2 days (ail, 344 JUDGMENTS: Strawn Small Claim Cmpit. Raymond Betlan, Chenoa, James E . Wade, 4«, Strawn, days cond. disch., (Complaint). Bank of Chenoa, Chenoa, III. $03.04 A costs. 3-A02. Son, 3-11-02. III. poss. of ako., $33.00, (Fair- Thea E. Miller, Flanagan, vs. R. C. Robbins, Pontiac, Walton's of Fairbury, Inc. Tom SaattioH, Kempton, bury). deceptive practices, 4 mos. cond. 3-10-02, Judgmt. rendered 12-21-01 Fairbury vs. Jane Miller, Forrest Daughter, 3-11-02. Bernard J. Malloy, M, For disch., (Complaint). in the amt. of $7,021.07. Small Claim Cmpit. $73.30 A James Davis, Pontiac, Son, rest, imp. baching, $33.00, (For R k k Kridner; 22, Cornell, 10 NOTICE OF FEDERAL TAX costs. 3-A02. 3-13-02. rest). counts deceptive practices, LIEN UNDER INTERNAL Walton's of Fairbury, Inc. DEATHS: Sarah A. Bauman, «5, Strawn, $200.00, 344 days c<^. disch. REVENUE LAWS: Fairbury vs. LeRoy Meister, Michael Prendergast, 10, fall to yield, $33.00, (Dwight). (Complaint). Thomas Winkler, Rev. OH. s. Fairbury Small Claim CmpH. Pontiac, 2-27-02. XVntMa A. Ferren, 2$, Pon-' Carol J. Sipes, Pontiac, retail Simon A. A Kristine L. Simon, $303.21 A costs. 3-0-02. Delbert Bennett, 70, Pontiac, tiac, D. L. expired, $10.00, ( Pon theft, $100.00, 344 days cond. Fairbury, 3A-02 Amt. of Lien MARRIAGE LICENSES; 2- 27-02. tiac). ditch. (Pontiac). $2,002.40 on all prop. A right to Daniel Lee Koenig and Wanda Mabel Johnston, 70, Jaun M. Sanchei, 2$, Streator, Patrick R. Green, Normal, prop, belonging to sd. taxpayer. H. McDonald, both of Pontiac, Graymont, 2-27-02. unsafe passing, $33.00 bond tori. theft under $300.00, $100.00, 00 COURT PROCEEDINGS: 3-0-02. Frank Nelson, 42, Graymont, (County). days supervisiort, (Pontiac). In Re: Dissolution of Daniel Wayne Lydigsen and 3- 1-02. Kevin L. Harty, if, Dwight, ill. Ronald F. Ricketts, Fairbury, Marriage Ernest Wayne Jones, Robin Renee Roberts, both of Vera Bertsche, 07, Flanagan, operation, $30.00 bond forf. deceptive practices, 3 mos. Manville A Sharon Kay Jones, Dwight, 3-OA2. 3-2-02. (State). supervision, (Complaint). Manville. 3-3-02. M ARRIAGES; Susan Kiefer, Lilly Forbes, 40, Pontiac, Raymond E. Hedrick, 77, WARRANTY DEEDS; In Re; Dissolution of Minonk and Bill Mum, Urbana, 3-3-02. Fairbury, imp. stopping on road Fred Ifft, Jr. A «vf. A Norman (Marriage of Nornta Jean Wilm A 2-10-02. Minnie Zehr, 41, Flanagan, way, $40.00 (State). Young A wf. to Weston Grain Co., Mark Wilm. 3^-02. DIVORCES: 3-4-02. Wayne E. Rich, 17, an III. Co-Op, Corp., Chenoa, III. Highway Garage, Henry James J. Franklin, Pontiac Lorene Broquard, 47, Chatsworth, dis. stop sign, $33.00, 2- 4-$3 $10. etc. (R.S. $7.30) 1.373 Wynistorf, Saunemin vs. Del and Ritta G. Franklin, Chenoa, Fairbury, 3-7-02. (Cullom). acs. in NWv« Sec. 7-27-4. Estes, Emington Small Claim 2- 24-02. Ella Erkkson, 74, Dwight, Charles K. Filler, 23, Streator, Kenneth A. Keighin A wf. to Cmpit. $104.41, 3-4-02. Billie L. Tumblson, Odell and 3-7-02. speeding, $33.00, (State). Robert L. Keighin A wf., |t. tens. Fairbury Federal Sav. A Ln. John W. Tumblson, Fairbury, Adeline Zogg, 44, Dwight, Paul M. Gray, 40, CullOm, 4-3-70 $10 etc. (R.S. $10.) Undiv. Assn. vs. Wilma Lewis, Forrest, 3- 1-02. 3-7-02. speeding, $33.00 (Cullom). VS int. in Pt. SEV4 Sec 1A20-4, etc. Harry F. Austman, Bk. of Norma Jean Wilm and Mark Margaret Nolan, 02, Pontiac, Dale A. Roberts, 24, Chenoa, Robert L. Sterrenberg A wf. to Chenoa, Sidney E. Smith, unkn. Wilm, both of Pontiac, 3-3-02. 3-4-02. driving under the influence, Raymond W. W alirkh A wf. owners A non-rec. claintants. Barry Lee Kaisner, Forrest Ida Eiben, 43, Piper City, $100.00 bond forf., speeding, 3- 4-02 $10 (R.S.~) Com. at a pnt. (Cmpit. to foreclose mtg. on L 0 A and Vicki Lynn Kaisner, former Chatsworth, 3-10-02. $100.00 bond forf., imp. lane on S. line of SVS SEV4 Sec. 23-27-0, S. 34 II. L 7, Willow Lane Add. Fairbury, 3-3-02. Alam Thornburg, 41, Dwight, usage, $100.00 bond forf. etc. Forresf, 3-4-02. Howard J. Jenkel, Odell and 3-10-02. Woodford County C oU Pt N b WS GENERAL DOCKET; Donald A. Nolan, disobeyed Credit Union vs. Thomas L. March 4 Sears, WD-WW SEV« SocS T20N TRAFFIC stop sign. Miller A Patricia A. Milier. Woodford Co. I David R2E. March 0 March 11 Kennedy, etux, Rel. Mark Wylie, Samuel Wylie, Ronald P. Docker, Cl driving Raymond FEDERAL TAX LIEN etal WD-N 44.04A ax. N20A in EW while intoxkatod; CM llltransof ovorweight. March 0 Woodford Co. Bank, David NEW SaciO T20N R2E. akohol; Cm improper lane Rkhard C. McCormick Kennedy, etux. Rel. Mark Wylie, James Wylie, usage. DIVORCE: Disposal Service, Inc. • $4,742.14. Samuel Wylie, James Wylie, etal WD-N20A of EW NEV« SecIO Edward Elitier, III trans of March 4 March 4 etal. Ex D-WVk SEW A NW NEV« T20N R2E alcohol. Mary Lauise Johnson vs. Jay A A Wilma SchmiN, SEW Sees, T20N R2E. Mark WyHe, Florence Soars, Mary C Jotkiowoki, driving Daniel V. Johnson $3,744A7. WD-SEW SEV*; SW NEV* SEW while intoxicated. March ll March II Samuel Wyiie. Samuel Wylie, SocS T20N R2E except; also NW Edward C. Kloock, III. pass of Richard L. Davis vs. Joyce William O. A Sharon Grubb, etal. Ex D-SEW SEW A SW NEV« NEW SEW Sacs T20N R2E. akohol. ____ Ann Davis. $1,433.33. SEV* Sees, T20N R2E, except. Nathan D. McGovam, III poss March 0 Michael Aubray Taylar, Betty of alcohol. MARRIAGES: WiHiam IMurphy, etux. Comm. Jamas Wylie, etal. Mark Mae Taylor, QCO-LotS BIklO pannie L. Smith, driving while March 10 NaH. Eank, Mgt-$10,000-Lot7 WyNa, WONW NEW SEW SocS Kipp A Division's Adda, la O.T. intaxicalad. Louis Alvin Graham, 22, inakviow Fanns Sob. in SEVk TIONRSE. now City OAinonk. Anthony J. Wachs. Ill trans of Washburn A Susan Mary SacSO, T27N mw also oast. Samuel Wylie, etal, Mark March 10 akohol. Homandei, 22, Washburn. WyNe, WO-SEW SEW A SW NEW Jassph Perry, etux, Martin Orogory Kefynwa, disabayod March II Woodtord Co. Bank, WHNam SEW Sacs T20N R2E axcapt. Duffy, atvx, WD-All BBi 42 stop sign. Samual Loo Davis, 2S, Minonk WWw*emftMoa MW* Undorhills'Addn. to O.T. now VIN Jkmas D. Peal, HI trans of A Judith Kaye Mkar, 20, Mtnank. Woodford Co. Bank, WMtIam of Sacor. -alcohat. Floyd Lot HamHIon, 20, El W1WMmAaaw PAW* WD-N 40, BOA EW NEW SaciO March ll Doan M. Stalnar, III trans of Paoa A San aa ENsabelh Smith, Aetna Fin. d/b/a ITT, El Faaa TSONibf. Wssdtsrd Co. Bank, Larry J. alcohat. 1A El Faaa. Warahauatng Carp. WD-Lots I Flaraaca Saaft. Jamas Wylia, Edwards, atux, Ral. March 0 CHANCERY thru 2S Beeshan Sub. BM 17 etal WO-NEW NWW A NWW Dorothy Saudar, John Ooanlo B. Lay, no valM March II OMoaa's Adda, to CHy El Faso, NSW Saco TION R2E. Huschaa, WD-LoN BRH2 O.T. Construction axcapt. Jamas Wytia, alal, Flaraaca now VIH. of Raanoka. Chatsworth • 8156393010 Chenoa 8199493221 Cullom ■ 815689M54 Colfax • 3097236881 El Paso - 3096278800 Fairbury • 819892-2388 Corabelt Classifieds . . . Forrest ■ 8196576462 Gridley • 309747-2079 Cornbel Lexington • 3093096714 Ortarga - 0192697815 Piper City 8156092550 County Lines • March 24-Aprll 1,1962—TWO N E ED CASH? I would like to buy BETTY'S BARN in Chetaworth FAIRBURY: Large unfum l AUTOMOTIVE several rough acres for a hat a stupendous spectacular I and 2 bedroom apar^nti homesite In Fairbury or Forrest array of new and used furniture, LIVESTOCK PHONE PREFIXES TO Carpeted with stove school district. Ph. 015-492-4449. applUncet, carpeting, clothing HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS retf tgerater. As low as $180 •3-11/3-25 and miscellaneout. 0|Mn Thurt. B en so n ...... 30B-3M $2tW. Equal housing opportu 1974 CH EVRO LET Monia Fri. A Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Buckley...... 217-394 rental assistance available. Homeph:S1S-«S^3140. c4-ll/tfn W ANTED TO BUY. feeder pigs. Spider. AM-FM 0-track, mag Phone 115-494-2517. Cabery...... 81S-949 815-492-3855. Cl1-: wheels, sun roof. Ph. 015-492- FURNITURE b APPLIANCES S E E MY LIN E of records, books, •3-4/3-25 Chatsworth...... 815-635 S LE EP IN G ROOMS and hi 3975 after 5 p.m. anytime week wedding stationary and Bibles. C henoa...... 815-945 ends. •3-10/3-25 keeping units. Private bi Small appliance repair. Nick C o lfa x ...... 309-723 ColMial Inn, Forrest. 1974 M ERCURY Comet, 4 Kaeb, 300 S. 5th,^ Fairbury. REAL ESTATE Cooksville...... 309-725 815-457-8274. Cll-i cylinder, runs good, many new GOOD USED color and black and c9-24/Nn Cropsey...... 309-377 white TV sett. Prices start at APARTMENTS available parts, $450. Ph. 015-94i$-7005. RICE'S T.V. Zenith Sales, any Cullom...... 815489 •3-10/3-25 $39.95. Call Fairbury Appliance, Fairbury and Forrest. Os| 015-492-3414. C2-10/Hn brand serviced. Phone G R ID L E Y : New 3 or 4 bodroom El P a s o ...... 309-527 and reference required. E SELL-4-U, sell your car the real Lexington, 309-345-4241; Piper tri-level, beautiful home in new Eureka...... 309467 housing opportunity. Call estate way. Contact Ron at D A W HAND-CARVED oak buHet, ping City. 015-404-9235. If no answer siAdivision, $54,900. Call Fairbury ...... 815-692 815-457-8248. C12-; Pontiac-Buick, Inc., Mlnonk, Ph. pong table, very reasonable. Ph. plume 015-404-9244. clO-l/Hn 309-747-3109. c03-07/Nn Flanagan...... 815-796 309-432-2501. C3-10/4-14 015-404-2275. •3-25/3-25 FA IR B U R Y : Stevens A| SPECIA L PR IC ES on new and FOR SA LE: New 3 bedroom Forrest ...... 815457 Building. One bedr 1970 DODGE Sportsman Van, HOUSEHOLD SALE consisting used shop tools, drill bit sets, ranch home, 3 baths, 2Vi-car Gilman...... 815-265 unfurnished apartment. Heat factory customized, tinted of new and used household goods $3.35 and up. New bench model garage, central air conditioning, Gridley ...... 309-747 water furnished. Close windows, AM and FM stereo, and furniture. New tools, good drill presses $179. Coal.woodand main floor utility room, full Hudson...... 309-726 downtown. No pets or chiM push lawn movrer and miscel cruise and air. Ph. 015-404-2334. kerosene heating stoves. Also basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. Kempton...... 815-253 References, deitosit and I laneous. To be held at 522 W. kerosene lor sale. Dennewitz •3-25/3-25 309-747-2003 or 309-747-2717. Lexington...... 309-365 required. Ph: 815-492-2040 Washington St., Pontiac, III. Bros., Chatsworth, 015-435-3314. c03-27/Hn 1901 C H E V ET T E, 4 door, M elvin...... 217-388 815-492-2273 after 4:30 p.m. (Across from Fell Park or corner c10-22/tfn weekends. c l2-j maroon, automatic, air, AM-FM of Washington A Court Streets). REALTY WORLD, rd IngoM. M lnonk...... 309432 cassette, low mileage, sun roof, On Thursday, March 25, 1903, 12 HOMEMADE rolls, cookies, pies, Call 309-443-4371 or Mary Kirkton, Onarga ...... 815-268 FA IR B U R Y : Two bedroom sharp car, best offer. Call 309-747- noon to 4 p.m. Note: Best offer cakes, etc. Mints for all associate. Ph. 309-747-2303. Piper C it y ...... 815486 apartments for rent. Fairl 2000, 0-4 weekdays after 4 p.m. buys most used items. Good occasions. Gloria Orayer, Ph: c11-13/tfn Arms, 109 and 111 E. Colun 015-492-3744. Cll-l2/tfn Pontiac...... 815-842 or 844 and weekends 309-747-3054. quality merchandise. Owner FO RREST. by owner, 3 Call 217-745-2313, E .L . Ve c3-25/tfn Roanoke...... 309-923 Harvey Stork Jr. Refreshments VAN'S SALES AND SERVICE, bedrooms, kitchw, utility, fully Roberts...... 217-395 Sibley, III. C12-2I and drawing. •3-25/3-25 1971 CHEVY runs good. $200. Echo, Sachs Oolmar, Stihl, and carpeted, family room with Saunem in...... 815-832 FO R R EST: 2 bedroom, ck Jonsered saws; saw chains made todies Schwinn three wheel bike. fireplace and bar, central air Secor...... 309-744 stairs apartment. No pets, S1S0. Window A/C 1S.000 BTU. up and sharpened; Kerosene with humidifier, large patio, new S ib le y ...... 217-745 erences and deposit. Max Me Ph. 309-747-2319. •3-25/3-25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE heaters, wood stoves. Ph. 015- siding, new garage door with Chatsworth. Ph. 815-435-3201. 435-3579 Chatsworth. opener, lots of extras. Corner iVi Strawn...... 815-688 1974 CUTLASS Salon - air. tilt, C2-4 c3-11/tfn lots in Parkview Manor. Ph: Thawvllle...... 217-387 cruise. AM-FM. bucket seats, 015-437-0420. c7-23/Hn FOR REN T in Lexington, crushed velour interior. Very EGGS Graded, candled-Streid's B U R P EE S EE D S !! Bulk and bedroom lower level house. Y good condition. Call after 5 p.m . packets. Seed potatoes, grass G R ID L E Y : 114 West 4th, house garden, washer and dryer, i Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad FA IR B U R Y : I and 2 bedroom Ph. 309-527-2039. C3-25/4-1 west on Rt. 24, half mile north. seed, peat moss, fertilizers. The for sale by owner. Immediate utilities. References. unfurnished apartments with c02-09/tfn Green Thumb Gardens, Chenoa. occupaiKy $39,500. Call 1974 PONTIAC Firebird 4 stove and refrigw’ator. OH street 1815-945-7401, after 5 p.m. Ph. 015-945-5331. 309-747-2274 or 309-747-2923. C2-1I cylinder automatic. New tires, COLD B E E R , kegs, pizza, snack •3-10/3-25 ClO-22/Hn parking, washer and dryer in brakes, exhaust system and meats and cheese at Thornie's building. No pets or cMMren. IN FA IR BU R Y, 2 bodri ALUMINUM STDRM windows SELL OR TRADE: 3 bedroom battery; 45.000 miles. Good car. Pkg. Liquor, El Paso. Ph. References, deposit and lease apartment. Lower Ic Call 309-432-2S34 after 5. and doors. Windows 4 - 33x44; 2 house in Lexington for house in 309-527-4270. C07-I7/Nn required. Ph. 015-492-3040 or Appliances furnished. Referi •3-25/3-25 -24x44; 1 - 34x39. Doors 2 - 30Vix00. Chenoa. Ph. 015-945-7401 evenings 492-2273 alter 4:30 p.m. or CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, Duane Kilgus, Rt. 1, Fairbury, required. Ph. 815-492-2832 or and weekends. c3-1l/4-l weekends. c12-25/tfn 1900 CHEVROLET Camaro continual 20 to 30 percent oH all IL. Ph. 015-493-2509. •3-10/3-25 2433. c3-4 Berlinetta. Automatic, air. tilt, wallcoverings. Ph; 015-945-7504. CHENOA: Three lots 50 by 150 FAIRBURY: Furnished large each, one comer lot; two lots 50 CO LFA X: 2 bedroom apartm cruise. AM/FM stereo. 11.500 c1-20/tfn LARG E CHAIN link pen, one room oHkiency. No pets. stove and refrigerator furnlsl miles, excellent condition, $7,500 by 150 oach, one corner lot. Ph. 4'xl2'x10' and dog house, $170. Deposit and references. Ph. 015- window air conditioner, or best offer. Ph. 309-527-4019. THINK SPRING!! Burpee seeds 015-945-2402. •3-10/3-25 Ph. 015-945-7005. •3-10/3-25 492-3490 or 309-943-5530. antenna lead in, no charge, i C3-25/3-25 are now in! Come, lo^ at the appetizing pictures and droolll HOUSE for sale with three lots, c3-10/tfn laundry available in build CHEVY 1947 blue 4^1oor 4 The Green Thumb Gardens, lots of fruit, three car garage. FA IR B U R Y : 2 bedroom upstairs only utilities to pay are phone cylinder, automatic, six wheels Your message here reaches 54,100 Call 015-404-9040 between 0 and 9 electric. Ph. 309-723-2411 Chenoa, ph: 015-945-5321. readers. Call 015-492-3344. apartment. Nicely decorated. with mud tires. In good driving •1-20/5-25 a.m. C3-25/4-1 Stove and-refrigerator furnished. 309-723-5391. C3-11 condition. Bought new in Gridley. STANLEY DELUXE electric COUNTRY HOME Uxington Carport, $105 a month. Available COLFAX: One family horn Only two owners, both live in area, 1',^ acres, 4 bedrooms, April 1. Lease and deposit Gridley. $500 or best offer. Ph. garage door opener, 2 buttons, HOT POT of the OO's - Special. bedrooms, $150 plus utilities, $75. or best offer. Ph: basement, central air, vinyl required. Ph. 015-492-3095. E . North St.. Contact Gil 309-747-2050. •3-25/4-1 Perfect for office, dorm, travel siding. New 3 car garage. c3-10/tfn 015-945-7094. •1-20/5-25 and gifts. (Reg. 19.99). Bring this Federal, days, 309 723-2 Lexington schools. Call 309-720- F IX E D INCOME? $120 month evenings, 309-723-4550. ad and pay only $14.95 at Sampen 2442 after 4 p.m. •3-25/4-1 CYCLES L IF E T IM E guaranteed mufflers. Hardware in E l Paso. Your store and up, two bedroom, furnished C3-II Air conditioning service, tune- for all fine West Bend Products. mobile honne. Deposit. No pets. PLA Y GOLF NOW in Chen ups, brake (obs, custom made •3-25/3-31 Ph. 309-345-5471. •3-10/4-0 Village, Ark. Beautiful vaca exhaust systems. Williams Mobil FOR RENT home, 3 bedrooms, 2 bi Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. LAWN C A R E: Lawn Seed; now 1900 YAMAHA 450 Special is the time to sow Blue Grass linens, color TV, dishwas -Quicksilver fairing, cruise Ph. 015-492-2032 or 492-3590. MINONK: 2 bedroom home, Only! Scholl Seed and Supplies, Walking distance to golf, ter control, 7,000 miles, new c04-20/tfn E L PASO: 2 bedroom mobile lore* living room and dining Colfax, IL. 309-723-4553. river, good fishing area. $35/ condition, $2,200. Call 015-435- home, furnished or unfurnished, room, fireplace, breezeway and ELEC TR O LU X Sales A Service. C3-25/4-1 first couple; $S/day i 3157. C3-10/3-25 with garage. Phone Eureka 309- garage. Deposit. Ph. 309-432- additional person. 8 hr. d David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, 3544. c2-25/tfn Fairbury. Ph. 015-492-3202. DORMANT SPRAY Nme is now. 447-3407. •3-4/3-25 from this area. Della Tip MOPED, complete with wind Use Voick Oil Spray (3.79). See shield, turn signals and tool box. c01-l7/tfn 309875-4811 or Joe Wek our complete line of seeds, Chet McKinley, 412 W. Elm, 309854-1547 evenings. F R E E Z E R LAMB - custom garden chemicals and tools. c3-11> Fairbury, Ph. 015-492-2234. slaughtered to your Sampen Hardware, El Paso. C3-25/3-25 specifications, all or part. Ph; •3-25/4-1 CORNBELT FAIRBURY: Large 309-527-3933, evenings. nc-4-4/tfn bedroom, one bath home, | JOHN D E E R E 44 riding lawn location, yearly lease, no | FARM EQUIPMENT LAWN MOWER, 21" self mower, 4 hp engine, 30" cut, good Deposit and excellent referen propelled. Like new. Ph. 015-493- condition. Priced reasonable. Ph. CLASSIFIED Ph. 815892-3490 or 309-943-55) &SUPPUES 3119. c3-ll/tfn 317-311-2425. •3-25/4-1 C3-11 ATTENTION FARMERS: Call BEARCAT 3 Scanner. Good Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m CHATSWORTH: 513 E. Ask or stop in and see us about our condition, $100. Ph. 115-493-2404. bedroom home, full basera UTILITY TRACTORS. We •3-25/3-25 garden space. Inquire two bk butchering incentive plan. Appearing weekly in The El Paso Record speclaliie in good utility tractors. Phillippo's Lockers, Gilman IIS- north of fire station. Ph. FOUR OVERHEAD gas barrels. The Fairbury Blade The Gridley News Jim's Tractor Sales, Piper City. 245-4153, Piper City IIS-414-2727. Excellent condition. Ph. 115-419- 435-3781. c3-2i Ph.015-404-2451. C3-11/3-25 •3-25/4-15 2451. •3-25/3-25 The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper The Chatsworth Plaindealer The Lexington Unit-Journal G R ID L E Y ; Cozy 2 bedr house, full basement, gar The Cullom Chronicle The Collax Press $225 a month. Ph. 309-747-244 The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal •3-2i Press Run • t7.(XX) Copies 56.000 Readers Local Rates FAIRBURY; Executive ra ^*750 Direct from GM First week - ,15c per word. 15 word minimum, cash must be received in two bedrooms, IVy baths, fai advance or by Friday ol each week. and utility rooms, central Orcier from the factory or buy from stock, many built-ins, full baser Thereafter • .12< a word - cash in advance. with kitchen, attached 2 at Lynn Chevrolet you only pay Charge classifieds - .20c per word, 15 word minimum first week - there garage. Ph. 309-377-2421. after 18c per-word. Blind ads $3 handling charge. •3-25; the dealer's invoice price on a IMPORTANT !;! After an ad is ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before publica brand new Chevrolet Car or Truck tion without charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptions. REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertisement upon first Insertion and please notify us if DR. DA plus you receive up to $750 there Is an error. Each ad Is carefully proofread, but still an error can occur. If you notify us the first day of an error, weTI repeal the ad without charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility Is yours. POD BACK FROM OFFICE HOURS 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon In Fairbury only CHEVROLETI 101 W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 815892-2366 Foot 1 •on selected models 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth 'Telephone 815835-3010 Announces th 113Vk East Krack, Forrest Telephone 8158578462 effective March 8, “Where Service Makes Friends’* 127 W. Hack, Cullom Telephone 815889-2654 54 W. Peoria, Piper City Telephone 815886-2550 Office hours b 101 S. Center, Cotfair Telephone 309-723-2661 Phone 217 Green, Chenoa Telephone 8158458221 f u s m M 229 W. Main, Laxinglon Telephone 3098868714 321 Center, Gridley Telephone 309747-2079 49 W. Front, El Paao Telephone 309627-4800 128 UnM street w m m m e •1S^B44-31M 104 W. Lincoln, Onarga Telephone 8158897815 ■) Chalsworth - 815635-3010 Chenoa 815645-3221 I9-723-2661 Cullom - 8156892654 Colfax - 309723-2881 8 1 5 ^ -2 3 6 9 El Paso 309527-4800 Fairbury - 815692-2368 09-747-2079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forrest - 8156576462 Qrldley - 309747-2079 15-298-7815 Lexington ■ 3093656714 Onarga - 815-2697815 Piper City - 815686-2550 24-April 1,1982—TWO County Lines - March 24-Aprll 1,1982—THREE FA IR B U R Y : Large unfurnished E L PASO: Two bedroom apart PIANO TUNING and repair. I and 2 bedroom apartments. PHONE PREFIXES TO ment, first fleer, stove and Robert Cummins, 131* Glenwood, TUCKPOINTING, masonry, INCOME TAX assistance. Carpeted with stove and refrigerator furnished. Ph. 30*- EUP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS Bloomington. Ph. 30*-443-2702. plastering, fireplaces, base Federal and stat9 indlvidual, refrigerater. As lew as $180 and 527-245S. c3-25/Nn c0*67/tfn ments, chimneys and founda (arm and small business. H. » o n ...... 3 0 9 ^ $200. Equal housing opportunity, ONARGA: 1 bedroom apartment, tions. Triple O Construction, Nash, 015-4*2-3700. kle y...... 217-394 rental assistance available. Ph: TREE TRIMMING, topping or partially furnished with stove Georg* Uvearx Jr., El Paso. Ph. C12-31/46 »ry...... 815-949 •1S-402-30SS. cll-S/Hn removal, also stump removal. 30*-537-4240. Cll-30/Nn tsw orth...... 815-935 and refrigerator on ground level. Fra* estimates, insured. Perry INCOME TAX preparation - call S LE EP IN G ROOMS and house All carpeted and all new in all BABYSITTING wanted day or l o a ...... 815-945 Price, Onarga. Ph. 015-2497*13. now for your appointment. U ro l keeping units. Private baths. new building, close to business C09l4/Nn night. Ph: 015-4*2-2530. Sandy Froelich, Piper City, 015-4092537. ■X...... 309-723 Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph: district. Deiwsit. Ph. |I5-24S- Hetheriirgton. c924/tfn cl-14/46 ksville...... 309-725 •IS6S7-0274. cll-S/tfn 454*. '3-25/4-1 INSULATE TODAY. Save on »sey...... 309-377 heating and cooling cost. U ll PAPER HANGING, lady, ex PAPERIN G - Painting profes APARTMENTS available in APARTMENTS for rent: Urge perienced, reasonable rat*. om...... 8 1 5 ^ Honegger Insulation. For free sionally don*. All types Of Fairbury and Forrest. Deposit downstairs 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Sandy Mies, Fai/bury. Ph: wallcoverings; vinyls, foils, I S O ...... 309527 estimate call collect ais-sst-osn and reference required. Equal garage and basement with or 044-4525. c07-l*/Hn 015-4*2-2253. c7-2/tfn flocks and murals. Fairbury ika...... 309467 housing opportunity. Call Ed, wash^ and dryer hookup. Paint Store, ph: 015-4*2-3325, Jury ...... 815-692 01S-4S7-0244. cl2-3/Hn WILLIAMSON Cooling-Heating. REGARDLESS of where you Upstairs 2 bedroom, water fur bought your equipment, when after * p.m., 015-4*2-2054. a g a n ...... 815-796 nished. Ph. 015-4*2-3725. U ll for free estimate, no obliga FA IR B U R Y : Stevens Apart. you need it repaired, see: Don cl-21/t(n sst ...... 815-657 c3-25/tfn tion. Ph. 015-4*2-3113, Under Building. One . bedroom Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fairbury, III. Wheeler, Wheeler Farm FOR A LL YOUR painting and lan...... 815-285 unfurnished apartment. Heat and FA IR BU R Y: Sunny 2 bedroom c0902/tfn Equipment. Ph: 015-435-3704 wallpapering iteeds or ley ...... 309747 water furnished. Close to apartment. CarpeM , stove and (Business) or 015-435-3450 J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, information call, Chenoa J o n ...... 309726 downtown. No pets or children. refrigerator. Convenient ( Home), Highway 24, •l5-*45-7l40, Graymont, home, and industry. Ph. p to n ...... 815-253 References, deposit and lease location, $170 monthly. Deposit Chatsworth, II., 7:395:30 015-3592304, Gridley, required. Ph: 015-4*2-2040 or and references requir^. Ph. 015- 015-4*2-2205, Fairbury, III. Monday-Saturday. c94/lfn n g to n ...... 309365 c05-22/tfn 30*-747-2110, Hugo R. Reis I n ...... 217-388 015-4*2-2273 after 4:M p.m. and 457-S447. C3-25/3 25 painting contractor. . 1.27/3.2* weekends. cl2-3/Hn VICKY'S "Hair" QuaHers, 307 E. m k ...... 309432 APPLIANCES: "Full Service" Spruce, Chatsworth, (west ga ...... 815-268 FA IR B U R Y : Two bedroom new Dealer for Frigidaire, Corning, entrance), complete styling, ear AUCTIONEERING Harvey Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, r C It y ...... 815-686 apartments for rent. Fairbury FOR SALE OR RENT piercing, open Wednesday - Stork Auction Umpany, Chenoa, Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and la c ...... 815-842 or 844 Arms, 10* and i l l E . Columbia. Saturday noon. Ph: 015-435-3157. Harvey Sr. and Harvey. Jr. Kohler. AMrIow's Appliance, Complete auction service. Ph. lo k e ...... 309923 Call 217-745-2313, E .L. Vetter. cO-27/tfn Sibley, III. cl2-24/Hn Inc., Chenoa, III. Ph. 015 *45-7224. 015 *45-3404. *2-11/90 ir t s ...... 217-395 RANCH S T Y LE home in Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; PAPER HANGING, experienc le m in ...... 815-832 FO R R EST : 2 bedroom, down Chatsworth. Twelve years old, 3 Sat. till noon, any evening by ed. Shirley Meenen, Ph: P-L CONSTRUCTION experienc ►r...... 309744 stairs apartment. No pets. Ref bedrooms, dining room, IVt appointment. c l2-2*/tfn •I5-457-0305. Pam Bork, Ph: ed in new construction, remodel ing and general carpentry. No job ly ...... 217-745 erences and deposit. Max Moore, baths, central air, attached 015-457-0415. Reasonable. WE W ILL DO sewer hookups. too small. Paul limmerman, «/n...... 815-688 Chatsworth. Ph. 015-435-3201. garage. No pets, must have cl915/tfn c2-4/tfn references. Price can be Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. 015-4*2-2173, Ernie Leman, rvllle...... 217-387 negotiated. Easiest to reach 30*-747-2440 or Roger Helbling at ai5-400-3307. *3-10/3-25 FOR REN T in Lexington, two CA R PEN TER WORK -Remodel early in morning or late at night. 30«-747-2253. c05-l5/tfn ing, room additions, cabinet bedroom lower level house. Yard, UIIS1S-*34-542*. ‘ 3-2S/4-* garden, washer and dryer, split SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A work, repairs. Will draw plans. 10 PIANO TUNING. Ull Herb BU RY: 1 and 2 bedroom Radiator Shop, 313 E . Locust, years experience. John Bachtold, 015-4*3-2711 or nished apartmonts with utilities. References. Call I615-045-740I, after 5 p.m. Fairbury, III. Ph. 015-4*3-2503. Eisenmann, OIJ-eet-tOTJ. •lS-**2-3**7 after 4 p.m. and rofrigorator. OH stroot MUSICAL c02-l4/tfn *2-10/4-0 weekdays. ct-24/tfn tig, washer and dryer in c2-ll/tfn ng. No pets or cMMren. IN FA IR BU R Y, 2 bedroom ences, deposit and lease apartment. Lower level. red. Ph. 81S-492-30M or Appliances furnished. Reference HAMMOND organ, vrith rhythm 73. after 4:30 p.m. or required. Ph. •15-4*2-2032 or 4*2- section, built in leslie and mds. c12-25/tfn 2433. c3-4/tfn percussion. Mod. T-524C. Priced to sell! Call Charles Fincham, BURY: Furnished large CO LFA X: 2 bedroom apartment, 300-723-24II Colfax. C3-U/3-25 ■oom eHiciency. No pets, stove and refrigerator furnished, lit and references. Ph. 815- window air conditioner, TV fO or 300-M3-S538. antenna lead in, no charge, coin c3-l8/tfn laundry available in building, SERVICES BU RY: 2 bedroom upstairs only utilities to pay are phone and ment. Nicely dec^ated. electric. Ph. 30*-723-24l1 or and refrigerator furnished, 30*-723-53*1. c3-11/tfn DECORATED CAKES for all irt, $185 a month. Available COLFAX: One family home, 2 occasions, including Sesame 1. Lease and deposit bedrooms, $150 plus utilities, 184 Characters. Will deliver. Ph. ■ad. Ph. •15-472-38*5. E. North St.. Contact Gibson •l5-40a-3327. c0*-l4/tfn c3-18/Hn Federal, days, 30*-723-2$4lj KILGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.I, DOU-W D INCOME? $120 month evenings, 307-723-4550. Fairbury, limestone spreading, bfwn*® p, two bedroom, furnished c3-ll/Nn excavation, trucking dirt and in a home. Deposit. No pets. PLA Y GOLF NOW in Cherokee rock, stump removal. Days, l*-345-$471. *3-l8/4-8 Village, Ark. Beautiful vacation •1S-402-2S**; evenings 4*2-3*54. home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, c1l-30/Nn ont wiw* linens, color TV, dishwasher. INK: 2 bedroom home, SIGN PAIffTING, truck leHer Cowynw Walking distance to golf, tennis, ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf '4:'- V N!S living room and dining river, giwd fishing area. $35/day fireplace, breeieway and and magnefic signs. Don U lster first couple; $S/day each Sign Sh^ , Fairbury. c12-2S/tfn e. Deposit. Ph. 300-432- additional person. • hr. drive c2-25/tfn from this area. Della Tipsord CUSTOM MADE antique repro 30*-475-4ai1 or Joe Weidner ductions and refinishing. Custom 307-454-1547 evenings. made furniture. Marly Travis, c3-11/3-25 Ph. •l5-4*2-2**0 after 5 p.m. ^ * .^1 ■ c03-02/tfn 'v ‘ -“ -if- FAIRBURY: Urge two of-V"*^ bedroom, one bath home, good D RA P ER IES - Shop at home - for location, yearly lease, no pets. appointment call anytime - U is' Deposit and excellent references. Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. Ph. •15-4*2-34*0 or 30*-*43-553*. •1S-*45-4742. c04-12/tfn C3-I1/Hn MANN'S Upholstery Service, CHATSWORTH: 513 E. Ash - 2 Uxington; prompt service, free lys, 4 p.m. bedroom home, full basement, estimates, pick-up and delivery. garden space. Inquire two blocks Ph. 30*-34561M. c12-22/Hn I Paso Record north of fire station. Ph. 415- SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Iridley News 435-37SI. C3-25/4-1 SX Ihenoa Clipper Exco, Inc., Cullom, III. Ph. G R IO L E Y : Coxy 2 bedroom •15-4a*-2131. c12-24/tfn exington Unil-Journal m iollax Press house, full basement, garage, $225 a month. Ph. 307-747-2442. •YOUR DOG can become one of i.7/. IM Iper City Journal *3-25/4-1 your most valuable assets I ^ JL _V 56.000 Readers Trainiitg makes the difference! FAIRBURY: Executive ranch, Sealy Rest suooeBt^ mns U Jo n s Unifies, ph: 30* 527-5725. - § .V two bedrokHns, 1Vi baths, family cl2-10/Nn Special Our Price * 5 8 * * ea. im. cash must be received in ■V and utility rooms, central air, V many built-ins, full basement CALL NOW for your sanitary & ■H Fan Suggested $119.95 with kitchen, attached 2-car sewer hookups. Umplete fob •fC -A I minimum first week ■ there- garage. Ph. 30*-377-242l. inside and out. Chenoa Builders. 1 ■ Our Price • 8 9 “ ea. charge. •3-25/3-25 Ph. OIS-TOS-TO?*. c3-4/tfn Tovla Suggested $129.95 d or changed before publlca- Sealy Rest K> refunds. No exceptions. Ultra Our Price •80“ I AT ONCE tV HM Suggested $169.95 rtlon and please notify us if DR. DAN HELMER jfread. but still an error can Our Price •119“ >r, we'll repeat the ad without F mN I, the responsibility Is yours. PODIATRIST Suggested $189.95 3 Sealy Rest rough Fr^ay Extraordihaire Our Price ♦139" Fairbury only S eo J^ , Suggested $439.05 hone 815692-2366 Foot Specialist Announces the opening of his office, hone 8156356010 Our Price •299" hone 8156576462 effective March 8,19^. hone 8156892654 Office hours by appointment. hone 81S6892SS0 awo l oaclal savings on Postnrepedles hone 309723-2861 Phon« 815/842-6551 hone 8156456221 hone 3096666714 Office open daily at hone 3097476079 _ 303 West Washington hone 309627-4000 Harms Home Furnishings PONTIAC, I L 61764 hone 815668-7815 Located on Route 24 in Chenoa Mnn.-Sat. 8:30-5:30 Friday Eve till 8:30 Ph.(815)945-2731 CMUwOfth ■ 815435-3010 Ch«noa 8154454221 Cullom 815480-2854 Colfax - 300-723-2081 El P*SO 300-527-4800 Fairbury - 815492-2308 Cornbelt Classifieds Forrasl 8154574482 Qridlay 304747-2079 Fairbi Laiinglon - 309-3654714 Onarga 815 288-7015 z :ip«r City 815486-2550 County Lines • March 24-April 1, 1982— FOUR TUESDAY. March 14,11 PROFESSIONAL interior OLD SHAVING MUGS. Ph. IIS ADMITTED painting and decorating, ceiling •44-7111. C1-11/4-1S AArs. Norma Burm* tile and parteling. Free estimates. Fairbury, Atedical; AArs. 8 NOW BUYING postcards and LOST FOUNO John Harn, Piper City. Ph. NOTICES b Schuler, Fairbury, AAadicaL 81S-484-704S. c3-n/Nn Fairbury related items. Call •15-4*3-3453 after 4 p.m. ' Haskins, Onarga, Atedical; FREE PUPPIES two males, Angela Haskins, 0« EXPERIENCED CARPENTER, •3-4/3-25 mother small black border collie. 30 years. Very reasonable. No |ob OPEN HOUSE: Country Attic, E L PASO: Lost ladies Eastern Ph. •15-4*2-370*. C3-25/3-25 Medical. too small. Ph. 115-842-3770 or PAINTING AND paper hanging. 207 W. Madison, Pontiac, Sunday, Star ring on Front St. March 17. No job too small. Ph. 30*-747- DISMISSED 115-133-4*27. C3-11/4-1 F R E E TO a good home, lovable March 21,1-5. J)oor priie. Ph. 30*-747-2l5*. C3-25/3-25 Greg Hettierington, Fair 2317 or 747-2147. *3-11/4-1 11-ureek-old puppy, Terrier-Spiti. • C3-25/3 25 MIDWEST UPHOLSTERY, 12 AArs. Freda Ham, Piper WANTED; New cable television Mrs. Virgil Kybun. Ph. 115-4*3- LOST: Aten's billfold. Keep the years experience. A "full service 2055. c3-25/tfn Mrs. Nancy Franklin, Pipe; upholstering shop" for all types and/or HBO customers. Half- HAVE YOUR 4-H dog trained money, return the valuables. of home, commercial and auto price installation offer from now properly. Basic dog obedience Reward. Ph. 015-432-2542. through April 12. Offer good in training starting Monday, April C3-25/4-1 WEDNESDAY, March 17, needs. Free estimates. Pickup ADMITTED and delivery. 30-50 percent Fairbury, Forrest, Chatsworth PERSONAL 5, 7 p.m. at Fairbury Corner discount on fabric while yardage and Chenoa cabled areas only. Auction, Fairbury. Dogs and AArs. Barbara Ti Call Cental Cable TV, Fairbury, last. Ph. 115-4*3-3*00 or 4*2-2454. puppies, all breeds and mixed BUSINESS Fairbury, AAadical; AAiss •3-1I/4-* IL. I15-4T2-37I2 or •00-l*2-43ll for welcome. Must have current AAcClellan, Fairbury, AA« details. c3-1l/4-l TO MOM AND DENNY, I vaccinations for rabies, Harley Weldon Sc MOTHER OF TWO will babysit OPPORTUNITIES LADIES ONLY!I to register for couldn't have made it wittiout distemper, parvo. Please bring 4 Chatsworth, AAadical; in my home any time, including you. Judy. *3-25/3-25 ft. leash and choka-'Chain collar weekends. Reasonable. Ph. 115- free drawing for hand-crafted Barbara Knauer, Fo Amish accessories at the F-S-W- for your dog. We will meet on 4*3-2455. *3-25/4-l Monday nights for 10 weeks. For Surgical; Perry Yoder, Fo FFA Agri Business show April 3 E L PASO: Laundromat for sale. Surgical; Atester Christ BOBBI'S POODLE SHOP, doing at the new F-S-W high school more Information call •15-4*2- WORK WANTEO 2070. *3-25/3-25 Property zoned residential Dameron, Fairbury, AAei all small breeds. Years of T.L.C. gym. c3-25/4-i 528,000 for building, lot and experience. No tranquilizers. AAiss Kara HoHman, Fo equipment. Ph. 300-527-2427. AAedical; AArs. Joyce AAcDi Thawville, Ph. 317-387-23*7. C3-I8/4-8 C3-25/3-25 BABYSITTING: Will care for GARAGE SALES Pontiac, AAedical; AArs. SI CHAIN SAW sharpening. Ph. 815 ANTIQUES one to three children in my Luering, Fairbury, AAedical 4*3-2448. C3-25/3-25 Lexington home, any time. Infants welcome. Ph. 30*- TRAVEL DISMISSED NOW OPEN Country Corner 345-8787. *3-11/3-25 E L PASO: Group sale, motor Samuel Terrell, Cullom; Antiques. Used furniture, cycle. lawn mower, clothes, WANTEO MAN WANTS WORK 43 year- books, 5 hp motor, miscellaneous. Barbara Schaffer, Sti collectables, and chair caning. old married man wants work, SHUTTLE BUS service to Atester Kevin Slagel, Fair Tuesday-Saturday 1-5 or by 247 S. Sycamore, Aterch 34-27, * carpentry, concrete hod carrier, a.m .-4p.m . c3-25/3-25 Chicago O'Hare. Get your tickets Joseph Glover, Fairbury; appointment. 2 W. Peoria, Piper or laborer. Call Jack Reese, at Adventure Tours and Travel, Nimbler, Fairbury. CARPET AND linoleum custom City. *3-25/3-25 1-217-3*4-22*7. C3-18/3-25 GRIOLEY, March 27, * a.m. to 5 100 N. Main, Pontiac, III. Ph: ers to see our new lines. Ph. 815-842-1133. c10-2*/tfn •15-635-323* for in-home showing E L PASO: Lawn mowing jobs. p.m. 305 W. 7th. Two couches THURSDAY, Aterch 18, 1 (one *-ft.), tables, lour bed and free estimate. 30 years Contact Ed Alexander, 30*-527- ADMITTED experience. Courtesy Carpet, HELP WANTED 2324. *3-25/4 * spreads, glassware, pictures, Mrs. Sally Jo Capps, Francis Schade, Chatsworth. toys, some clothes, much misc. CAR POOLS W ILL DO SEWING and ironing. C3-25/3-25 Surgical; John Corrigan, c05-l0/tin Experienced. Reasonable rates. MMlical; Chester AAcK Ph. 815-4*3-2455. *3-25/4-8 CARPETS'* AND RUGS to be FE M A LE : bartender-waitress, COLFAX: Saturday, Aterch 27, Fairbury, AAedical; shampooed. Reasonable. Dave Indian Creek Country Club. For W ILL DO babysitting in my home V-5 p.m. Clothes, all sizes, 7 piece READERS MAY ADVERTISE Zimmerman, Fairbury, Ate Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815-4*2-3382. more information cali 815-4*2- or yours. Experienced. Ph. 815- dineHe set, misc. 404 E. Wood, free in this classification. Atester Robert Kidd, Saun c03-25/tfn 3*27. C3-25/4-1 4*2-2404. *3-25/3-25 Colfax. C3-25/3-25 nc03-05/tfn AAedical; AArs. Karen Hi Chenoa, Surgical; W IB Lunsford, Piper City, AAedi DISMISSED Mrs. Lawanda Rar Flooding may result in contaminated water Chenoa; AArs. Ida Steid Forrest; AArs. Clara 1 by Mary Richards water. One is to add liquid flooded, it should be disinfected. If you have further questions, Forrest; Atester Nil The unusually heavy laundry bleach. contact the Illinois Department You can do this by adding three AAcWhorter, Cropsey; of Pub lic H ealth, Division of [N o U m ltto snowfalls that have occurred this F irs t , check the label on your cups of liquid chlorine laundry Bertha Schuler, Fait winter - not only in Illinois but bleach bottle to see how much bleach for each 100 gallons of Engineering and Sanitation, 535 transferred to St. Joi also to the north and east of us in chlorine it contains. If it contains water in the well. Then, turn on West Jefferson, Springfield, IL hospital, Bloomington; Minnesota, Wisconsin and between four to six percent a ll w ater taps until you can detect 62761. ADS Nancy Rork, Fairbury; Indiana - have resulted in chlorine, and if the water is clear, the odor of chlorine. When you Wilma Runyon, Chatsu WANTED extensive flooding during the add two drops of bleach to one smell the chlorine, close the Miss Julia Wharton, Fair Wanted: MALE OR FEAAALE spring thaw. quart or one liter of w ater. If the water taps, and don't turn your RACE CAR DRIVERS! Willing to let us see them as If your area or home is water is cloudy or very cold, add water on again for 12 to 24 hours. models in our advanced flooded, the state health four drops of bleach to one quart Need to Interview tiaircutting, permanent, department wants to caution you or lite r of w ater. Mix it After the 24-hour waiting present or former waving and advanced hair that you m ay be exposed to the thoroughly and let it stand for period, turn on your faucets and drivers for background color classes. health hazard that occur in the about 30 minutes. let the water flush through the to novel now being Come in to The Futura wake of the receding water. If the bleach bottle label is pipes until the smell and taste of written. Responses Shoppe today. Flooding water supplies, gone and you don't know what the chlorine has disappeared. The Bring a snapshot A (ill out an confidential. application. contaminated water, damage to chlorine content is, add ten drops well water should be tested by Pleasa caatact Judy perishable foods and problems of bleach to cle a r w ater - and either your local health Knauar. Box 3. Strawn. with the disposal of refuse are twenty drops to cold or cloudy department or the state health jl S i e ^ t t i t a S k o p p e I L 07 conditions that usually exist water. Let it stand for about department before it is used. 11775 115411-3421. 125 W. Locust, Fairbury, III. 'allowing a flood. Any one or all of minutes. Do not add ice to cool it. .'hese -conditions can present a If you have no bleach, you can health hazard; so the Illinois make water safe for drinking or New Tractors Used Machinery Department of Public Health has cooking by adding five drops o f Interest Free JD 494-495-694-695-1250 planters In stock some suggestions as to how to two-percent iodine - ordinary JD 1280 planter, plate, disc openers make your home safe again. iodine usually has a two-percent till June 1. 1M2 JD 1290 planter, loaded, sharp If your water supply has been iodine content. Mix the water and Ask ebout JD 2 JD 7100 8 RW planter FSW I flood^ or interrupted, you iodine thoroughly and let it stand Cash Discounts JD RM 4 cultivator should boil the water for 10 about 30 minutes. If the water is JD RM 830 cultivator minutes at a rolling boil before cloudy or very cold, add 10 drops All sizes in stock JD 75 8 RW cultivator using it. Do not use it for drinking of iodine, and let it stand several OLDER CULTIVATORS IN STOCK including the new 1450 IHC 480 Disc, 21' w/harrow or cooking before it has boiled for hours before using it. DMI 5 Bottom plow the full ten minutes. Do not add Many people who live in rival JD 1450 5/16 plow ice to cool it, for this may areas have private water Used Tractors JD 1450 6/16 plow recontaminate your boiled water. supplies, and these are more Interest Free New Idea spreader In cooperatic likely to be flooded than the Noble conditioner 33' If you don’t have the facilities sealed city water systems are. till June 1. 1982 KMbros box w/hydraullc auger for boiling water, there are two If your water supply comes JD field condilionar JD 4030-D FM 630 Cultivator other ways you can purify the from a well and the well is JD 4020-D. 1970 Model SiaAii JD 4230 Quad New JD Field Cultivators JD 4640, 1980. 700 hrs. 1976IHC 1586 w/duals, 920 hrs. Most sizes in.stock dkafBMf JD 4230 PS New JD Row Crop Cultivators JD 3010G h k BEGIN WITHI JD 2840 800 hrs., new tires. All sizes in stock JD4440, 1100 hrs. Speaker- ; WANT APS (HC B56D, 1970 w/duals New JD Planters JD 4440, 1000 hrs. All sizes in stock JD 4830,1973, synchro range, Speaker - 1 TO w/duals New Tye drills and till ’n drill Prises CLEAN UP attachments In stock Full line of tram H John Deere toys FIX-UP. In stock Stalter Repair, Inc. 902 N. Orange, Lexington, IL 81793 "DmH Miti Phone 308/385-2031 J County Lines • March 24 Aprll 1,1962—FIVE M&4221 723-2861 Edgar says drunk driving S492-2366 •-747 2079 1268-7815 Fairbury Hospital Notes law reducing highway deaths Sec. of state Jim Edgar said reported making SIO DUI arrests this week a sharp reduction in D- lart month, compared to 356 ai^ TUESDAY, March U, 1*82 April 1, 1982— FOUR AArs. Ellen Hall, Fairbury; linois traffic fataiities during rests d u r i^ Fe b ru a ry , 1961,” ADMITTED Thomas AAovern, Oilman. DISMISSED January and February provided F^fgar said. Mrs. Norma Burmofster, James Duerr, Forrest; AArs. further evidence that the state's “ I ’m told the 510 drunk d riv .OST b FOUND Fairtoury, Medical; Mrs. Bortha FRIDAY, March 19,1982 Shirley Luering, Fairbury; AArs. Schuler, FairtHiry, Medical; Eric ADMITTED Sally Capps, Odell; Miss Kaci new drunk driving law is reduc ing arrests may be the largest Haskins, Onarga, Medical; Mitt AAaster Robert Bradley, Jr., AAcClellan, Fairbury; AArs. ing the number of traffic deaths number recorded by State Police Angela Haskins, Onarga, Cropsey, AAedical; AArs. Gladys Susanna Rewerts, Cullom; AAiss caused by alcohol. during a single month. iO: Lost lodios Eastorn Medical. Rotendahl, Chatsworth, Kara HoHman, Forrest; AAiss “During the first two months “These high arrest figures in I on Front St. March 17. DISMISSED AAedical; Eira Miller, Fairbury, Rhiannon Hammond, Forrest. dicate the new DUI law is reduc '47-28S9. C3-2S/3-25 of this year, Illinois recorded 103 Greg Hetherington, Fairbury; AAedical. traffic fatalities,” Edgar said. ing the number of drunk drivers Mrs. Freda Harn, Piper City; MONDAY, AAarch 22, 1982 lAan's billfold. Keep the DISMISSED “Fatalities during January and endangoing motorists on our Mrs. Nancy Franklin, Piper City. ADMITTED return the valuables. Mrs. Jeannine Welch, February are 39 percent below highways,” Edgar said. “The Fairbury; AArs. Barbara Knauer, AArs. Dorothy Alpers, . Ph. 81S-433-2S42. the 280 traffic deaths recorded publicity and public interest sur WEDNESDAY, March 17,1982 Forrest; AAaster Christopher Fairbury, AAedical; Denton C3-25/4-1 rounding the new law are also ADMITTED Dameron, Fairbury; AAitt Hedges, Fairbury, AAedical; during January and February of Mrs. Barbara Tooley, Patricia GiHin, Fairbury; Miss Robert Dippon, Dwight, 1901. Because alcohol is thought serving as deterrents to reduce Fairbury, AAedical; Mitt Kaci Suianne Anstrom, Chenoa. AAedical; AArs. Beryl Long, to be a factor in about SO percent the number of persons who drink, BUSINESS McClellan, Fairbury, Medical; Cullom, Surgical; AArs. Ruth Ann of all traffic fatalities, we think then get behind the wheel.” )PP0RTUNIT1ES Harley Weldon Scharle, SATURDAY, March 20, 1*82 Kohimann, Fairbury, AAedical; these figures indicated the new “Our major objectives in Miss Rebecca Bates, Forrest, Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. ADMITTED drunk driving law is having its in working for the new drunk driv Barbara Knauer, Forrest, Lawrence Wand, Chatsworih, AAedical; Ronald Plati, Cullom, AAedical; Bernhard Onken, Piper tended effect.” ing law were to increase DUI ar Surgical; Perry Yoder, Forrest, AAedical; Donnie R. Miller, Edgar aslo said figures com rests and reduce the number of O; Laundromat for sale. Surgical; Matter Christopher City, AAedical. Forrest, AAedical; Jarvis piled by the Illinois State Police persons killed or injured by f toned residential Dameron, Fairbury, Medical; Swanner, Forrest, AAedical; indicate drunk driving arrests in drunk drivers. After two monttu for building, lot and Miss Kara Hoffman, Forrest, Raymond Kunti, Fairbury, DISMISSED rtit. Ph. 309-S27-2427. Medical; Mrs. Joyce McDonald, creased 48 percent in Feb ru a ry of enforcement, I think it's clear C3-I8/4-8 Medical; William Brackman, Raymond Kunti, Fairbury; Pontiac, AAedical; AArt. Shirley Fairbury, AAedical; Ralph Mrs. AAildred Butcher, Fairbury; compared to February of last the new drunk driving law is liv Luering, Fairbury, AAedical. Stover, Chatssvorth, AAedical. John Zimmerman, Fairbury; year. ing up to our expectations,” DISMISSE.D Donald Bracken, Forrest; AArs. “State Police troopers Eklgar said. TRAVEL DISMISSED Joseph Blair, Fairbury; AArs. AAabel Gee, Forrest; AAaster Samuel Terrell, Cullom; AArs. AAary AAaplethorpe, Chatsworth; Robert Kidd, Saunemin; AArs. Barbara Schaffer, Strawn; AArs. Karen Hurley, Chenoa; Isabelie Fitigerald, Fairbury. SALE OF FARMLAND .E BUS service to AAaster Kevin Siagel, Fairbury; Mrs. Barbara Tooley, Fairbury; O'Hare. Get your tickets Joseph Gtover, Fairbury; Alois Miss Angela Haskins, Onarga, Fairbury Hospital Births; BY SEALED BID AUCTION iture Tours and Travel, Nimbler, Fairbury. transferred to St. Francis To AArs. Celeste Ferenc, Main, Pontiac, III. Ph: hospital, Peoria; Eric Haskins, Fairbury, a baby boy born Thursday, March 25, 1982, 133 clO-29/tfn THURSDAY, AAarch 18, 1982 Onarga, transferred to St. Friday, AAarch 19, 1982, at 6:25 at 1:30 p.m., ADMITTED Francis hospital, Peoria; Mrs. p.m. weighing 8 lbs. S*« bi. Mrs. Sally Jo Capps, Odell, Norma Burmeister, Fairbury. To Mr. and Mrs. John Zorn, at Bank of Pontiac, CAR POOLS Surgical; John Corrigan, Odell, Piper City, a baby boy (Bryan SUNDAY, AAarch 21, 1982 John) born AAonday, March 22, basement Community Room AAedical; Chester AAcKinley, Two tracts o( Livingston County, Illinois land will be offered 1982, at 7:14 p.m. weighing 7 lbs. Fairbury, AAedical; John ADMITTED for sale. RS MAY A D VERTISE Zimmerman, Fairbury, AAedical; Mrs. Oneta Haab, Forrest, 1^4 o i. Tract I : Consists of tS2Vi acres Of farmland located in Esmen lis classification. AAaster Robert Kidd, Saunemin, AAedical; Mrs. Buelah Township, id the Southwest Quarter of Section 28. Tovm- nc02-05/tfn AAedical; AArs. Karen Hurley; Schmidfgall, Fairbury, AAedical; Sandy Mies sis/m-zzss ship 29 North, Range 5 East of the Third Principal Chenoa, Surgical; William John Wayne Newnam, Fairbury, AAeridian. E! Lunsford, Piper City, AAedical. AAedical; Mrs. Donna Baker, This IS2V, acre tract will be offered for sale in two parcels, DISMISSED Forrest, AAedical; Mrs. Arella The being the north half and the south half. After being offered for AArs. Lawanda Ransdell, Muni, Fairbury, AAedical; Mrs. sale separately, the two parcels will be combined as one unit, Chenoa; AArs. Ida Steidinger, Isabelle Fitigerald, Fairbury, P aper and the sale will be made by whichever method results in the Forrest; Mrs. Clara Yoder, AAedical. highest sale price for the two parcels. Forrest; AAaster Nicholas anging Tract 2: Consists of 74.23 acres of improved farmland located NoUmttto AAcWhorter, Cropsey; Mrs. in the South Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section B a f f l i n s Bertha Schuler, Fairbury, Lady 9, Township 29 North, Range S East of the Third bitne transferred to St. Joseph's Principal AAeridian, Esmen Township. hospital, Bloomington; Mrs. The precise legal description of both tracts is available from ADS Nancy Rork, Fairbury; Mrs. NUSONABIE MTES seller's attorney and will be also provided at the time and place Wilma Runyon, Chatsvrarth; REFEREBCES RVAIUBLE of the sealed bid sale. WANTED Miss Julia Wharton, Fairbury; SATISFACTIOH QUARAHTEEO Tract 2 is improved with a three bedroom brick ranch house, «ALE OR FEMALE including full basement, central air conditioning, oak ig to let us tee them as woodwork, attached two car garage, and was constructed Is in our advanced 2nd Annual approximately eight years ago. The tract is also improved with jtting, permanent, a 34" X 40" crib with shop leanto, shed leanto on the sides, a 3,300 g and advanced hair bushel steel bin set up for drying. classes. This tract will be offered for sale as one unit in to The Future FFA TERM S OF S A LE : Prospective buyers may submit written « today. bids, either in person or by mail, at any time on or before AAarch a snapshot A fill out an 24, 1982, to GORDON M. KINATE, KINATE A MORGAN, 124 ation. Agri-Show West Locust Street, Box 48, Fairbury, Illinois, 41739. Bids should be submitted on a per acre basis adequately identifying the tract TututaSkci^ or tracts, and should be signed and sealOd In an envelope. The f. Locust, Fairbury, III. Sat. Apr. 3 outside of the envelope should be marked to identify the tract or tracts tor which the bid is given. Bids ntay also be brought to the sale site and there submitted before the opening of bids. Persons 'Show Time 11 a.m.-7 p.iri> submitting bids shall have the opportuni^ to increase thair bids lery after the opening of bids and until the close of sale as such close ers in stock By of sale is declared by the undersigned. Only bidders, their )eners spouses, and their attorneys shall attend the sealed bid sale. ) The sale shall baaubiect to tho terms sat forth in this salt bill FSW FFA & Alumni Chapters and any other terms as may be announced on tho day of sale and such announcements shall taka precedence over the terms set forth herein. The sellers reserve the right to re|ect any and all at bids. >CK Successful bidders shall enter into a written contract and pay a 10% downpayment immediately after the sale. The contract New FSIN Hiak School Gym shall provide for the payment of the balance of the purchase price on or bofore April 24,19B2, and upon delivery of deed and Forrest, III. possession. In cooperation with area farmers Ag Services & Suppliers The 1981 real estate taxes will be paid by Seller and the 19B2 and subsequent real estate taxes will be the obligation of buyers. Buyers will be furnished either an owner's title insurance p^icy —Over 50 Exhibitors— in llw amount ol the sale price, sub|ect to the usual and standard exceptions contained in such title policies, with a preliminary SoaMek A Ph UoelMaR It 8,m. - 1 y.RL title InsurencereporttobegivenwItMn seven days of the date of valo rs the sale, or an abstract of title to the proiMrty showing ;K merchantablo titi# to the premises pursuant to the standards Oaiffiwt Pofk Cii8f DlRRor 4 y,RL • 6:30 y.R. adopted by the Livingston County Bar Asseclation. Bidders interested in Tract 2 are informed hereby that the iltivators M m r 88 1M ^ ftoM ^ A Ahmai seller may ba willing to permit buyer to enter into an installmant contract said real estata, instead of paybig cash on Speaker * Arny Henkel on “How Farmers Can Take Advantage of New the closing date, %aid contract having an Interest rate of tweiva Tax Laws." 1:30 p.m.; 3:30 & 6:30 p.m. parcant par annum, in lha avant satisfactory terms can ba agraad upon between the seller and tha successful bidder. This Speaker ” Sandy Steffeney on “New Concerns for the Farm Wife Intormatlon in this paragraph shall not bo binding upon soilar Since the Tax Law Changes." 3:30 p.m. & 6:30 p.m. and is for Informative purposes only. ’n drill Sellert: NELSON HAAS, R.F.D., Odell, Illinois, owner of the Frixea Qreiitf Prize South of Tract i and ewnar of Tract 2. (01S) •ck Orawless CoathNieiisly Orewies freni 1S0-2B1S. freni neiiatretlen Meei Tictot JOHN HAAS, R.F.D., Fairbury, llllnah, awnor of tha North Vt of Tract 1. (81S) 892-2884. Inc. Attamay far Sellerst GORDON M. KINATC, KINATt A IL 81793 "Don't Mill This Infmitliyo A Fan FMofl Shot/' AAOROAN, 1U West Locust, Box 4B, Fabbory, <818) 887-1118 Illinois, 81729. (BIS) 892-4329. 1 ■■HJeffimmSSSafiEi County Lines • March 24-Aprll 1,1982—SIX 9-Doy Localize Bring The Fomily TV Ne To The . . . First Annuol Livingston Area HOME - ASSOCIATED SHOW WED THRUTUES MORNING Saturday and Sunday, March 27 & 28 SKW m Lofty, Tha Dlngaling I Partl.(Wad.)lnShapeWiil (9 Q.m. to 9 p.m.) (9 0.m . to 5 p.m.) Admission at the door $1 Draka(MON.) Senior Citizens and children 12 A under admitted FREE! U.S.A.M. Movie (FrI.) The aAaaaaain*' at the Pontiac Notional Guard Armory 825 W. Reynolds Street, Pontioc, III. (A) Jonathan Winter* < DabbI* Reynold* (Thur.) if ( lS ) AH-Star Soccer (S Legendary Pocksl Bill — Sponsored and Coordinated by Pontiac Kitchens— Star* (THUR.). ESP ftsForum (FRI.) AMNswawatch Register for Door Prizes No purchOM nocoMary, nood net bo protonl to win. S:25 f Thought For Tha Day In Shap* WHh Von D (Thur.) Movie (TUE.) Oily Oxen Free' GRAND PRIZE DRAWING OF (X) Sunris* Somastar (^ Island Of Navi m*ur.) A TRIP FOR 2 TO ACAPULCO, • ( I S ) This Weak In The 8 (j|)BFailh20 S:4S Movie (FrI.) ‘Smugg JAMAICA OR NASSAU... OR Cove'__ Drawing at 5 p.m. Sun., March 28 5:50 MadlUtlon JimSakkar $500 IN CASH winner* to bo announced In next week'* paper* and on radio. S;S2 Etomabody Love* 5:SS ' American Trail Maws ® Vour World FOOD CONCiSSION ON THE PREMISES OPERATED BY 5:S8 S ) Editorial 6K)0 SLefty, Tha Dlngaling I Part II. (Wad.) Movie (M( THE NATIONAL GUARD WIVES ORGANIZATION 'The Sacral Of Seagull Isli Daybreak (S) 3 SD (S> Jii — FREE SHUTTLE PARKING PROVIDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE— *Swaggart • 0 JimSakkar Due to limited parking at the Armory, we have contracted with a bus service to run a • Movie (Thur.) Bu Loose' continuous shuttle service between the Vermillion Plaza Parking Lot and the Armory. (S)SS K i^ la d g o • (13)130 NawsUHi Both Parking Lots W ill Be Attended And Arm ory W ill Be Patrolled By Security (S) Movie (Tua.) Kini l^ g s' • a s ) SportaCantar • • TOOChib A wide voriety of home improvement products ond services will be on disploy by the following exhibitors: •(• (D)t TopO'ThoMom (7)1 RalaflacUona (Mon.) 1) A.M. Weather ( I •A l-S ta r Home Restyling •M urray Counter Tops Mon.) TharmaFOard Raplacamani Window* Formica, Dura Baauty A Wllaon Art Lamlnato* 6:17 (7)7 Raflactlons (Exc. N •Bank of Pontiac •Oberholtzer Plum bing & H e a t in g Prime Time (MON.) 6:22 g^7 L ^ In g Ouoetkm, Whara Banking I* A Plaaaura Raaidantial, Commarclal, Indualrlal 6:30 The Uttlaat Mort •Burton Pliunbing & H e a t in g •Pontiac Kitchens Rasidanllal, Commarclal A Rapair ^ (I (3) 3 • ffl) Cap Prolaaalonal Planning, Cu*lom Designing A Quality Cablnat* For Horn* A Ofllc* Kangaroo •Cushing's Paint Store •Pontiac Landscape Design & Lawn Service M 4 )^ Country Day Paint PIctura Framing A Sundria* • Movie (Wad., Me Creator* ot Outdoor LMng 'SkatatownU.S.A.' (WE •Cushing W allcovering •Pontiac National Bank Tha^teidar' (MON.) Tha Slocking Wallpapar Slora In LMngalon County A Oood Friend Of Tha Family s • Tojtay In CMcag (13)130 MagMaOo •Custom Home Builders •Pontiac Pest Control a(A) Movie (Wad., Thur.) Sarving Pontiac and Surrounding Communitia* Raaidantial, Commarclal, Raalaurani* A Tavam* Big Rad One’ (WED ) , ' Compalition' (THUR.), Mat •D aily Leader •Prairie Industries Hallway (FRI . MON.) LMngalon County’* Na 1 Naw*papar Complata Cablnal Canter • (A) A BuHwInkla (11) ABC Captioned N •Dicki's Custom Cabinets •Ron's Paint & S u p p ly I.) KHchana, VanHIa*. Hulcha*. Family Room* A Oanaral Contracting Pratt A Lambert Paint 6:48 6:60 •D iller Tile •Sargom Fire Extinguishers Today Smothers AH Type* Of Flra* Instantly 6:63 0 7 Nawa •Duff's Appliance Store 6:68 CC______WBBMEdKorlal •S t. James Hospital Oanaral Elactrlc, Maytag A Wa*tlnghou*a 7K)0 • Movie (Sac. Frt., Mon Nightingale Sang In Bark •E K Enterprises •Sentry Insurance Sguara' (WED.), ‘The Seen Hurtay Town A Country Watar Syalam Homaowrtar* Insurance Cover* Mora Than Your Housa Seagull Island'(THUR ). I Snaak Preview; April (FI •Elliott's Appliance • S t a c y Insulating & Contracting Service •Tha^ck^rrOUE.) AlrcondHIonlng, Haating A Ratrigaratlon Siding, Windoar* A Insulation ( £ • ( 3 ) 3 • • Mornin •Eureka Log Homes Inc. •Tousignant Fence Inc, (‘’ArTtiTTb » Jama* A May Talbarl Qaraga Door* A Oparator*. WIrtdow*, Doors, Security Qata* A Fencing t eI Movie s (FrL, Tua.) Roi •Foedick Leaded Glass • T o w n & Coim try Decorating (FRI.). 'Honeysuckle R< Laadad A Slalnad QIasa PaittL Carpet, Drapaa, Upholstaring A Wallpapar a i f ii ) 1 3 0 Tom And J< •G & C Drywall •VP Construction (A) Movla (Frt.) 'Cotmlt^ OrywaH Hanging A FInlabIng OualHy And Integrity, BpaclalUing In Super Insulated A Pasahra Solar Homar Di'aaatar/Eubia 1) •G P Step M anufacturers A(7)7ii(l) Qi •W POK Radio Monih»g America Praeaat Concrala Slapa, Patio Stock* A Spla*h Block* Your Community Minded Station • (lA) Pro-Calebrlly( •Heaton Agency Inc. •W illiam M asters Inc. (Wad.;fad.) Prolaaalonal Ro (THUR.). Legendary Po( AH Llnaa o( Inauranca Electrical Contracting, Haating A AlrcondHIonlng, 24 Hour Sarvica Billiard Siara(FRI.), I' •Hoffrichter's W est Side Lum ber Yard Inc. •W illiam Richison Insurance Horaashow Jumping (MO Lumbar Supplla*. Wood Burning Skwaa, Trim A Window* Powerboat Rselriig (TUE.) Homaownara Hiauranca, Sarvlea A Explanatlen • » ) A Bon •John Carroll •W right's Furniture & Appliance^ UI i) L l ! Homaway Homaa A Concrata Work OuaUty FumHura, Carpet A Appllaneo* • CNN Momkts Raport 7:30 ■ Movla (Frt.) XharliaC •Kupferschm id Inc. And Tha Curse Of The On Amana, Quaaar Mterowava*. Rafrigaratlon, Haating A AbcondHIonlitg Quean’ •U lini Tire oiNy RandaN Show •Kyle's W ater Cure Ona stop TIra Shop Movla(Thur.)-TobyAnd Watar CondMonar* A Purlflar* • KhtaUco ItoalaSaar' •Pontiac Ford 'Tractor tt • ( 1 3 ) 1 3 0 FHntatonat •L & S Building & Supply OuaMy Bgulpmanl For Lawn A Qardan (111 SaaamaStroal siding, Raplacamant Window* A Alorm Doors • ( i t ) It AJAWaathar •Chenoa-Coliax Alexander Lumber Co. • L e g n e r & Sullivan Contractors • Boalns'a Boat: Ji BuHdlng Produeta A Hama Improvamaiit Johnson (Mon.) Oanaral Contracting, Stump Ramoval A Traa Trimming Soaialhkis BaaufHul •Livingston County Board of Realtors •M cDermott M edical Supply Rental & S a le s Movl*(WodJ-Th*KMr Flaady To Sana Your Naada ' * (IS ) l i l t Wo WoOdpGOllGf •M idatate Seam less Gutters •H icksgas Sales & S e r v i c e •(liTiistrsaportowoi Na Jatnte A Na Laaka Sanica la Our I (W*d.)E8FN'a8porfaFe (ra.), AA-Slar Boeear (TU I O TV CoHasa (Bao. I :h 24-Aprll 1, 1982—SIX 9-Doy Locoliied Guide March 24-Apr1l 2, 1982 County Lines - March 24-Aprll 1,1982—SEVEN T V News & Views I Illinois Press (FRI.) (2) Movia 'Sevan Guns To (12) 12 Sesame Straal M esa' (WE0~). ‘Nothing (13)13® Papaya Sacred' (THUR ), ‘Sea Hornet' «» ) AaroMcIsa (Exc. Thur.. (FRI ). ‘They Meet Again' WED THRUTUE8 (MON ). ‘Return Of Jack Slade' 9 (1 9 ) This Weak In Tha NBA (TUEJ (Wad.) This Weak in tha NHL MOmMNQ 2 i4 )0 Doctors 9 O Doctors (exc. SKX) V Lafty, Tka OIngaHng Lynx 8 ® Dlmanalooa(Frt.) M on.,Tua.) Search For Partl.(Wad.)ln Shape With Von 9 (9 )9 Bawttchad Tomorrow (mon.,lue.) Oraka(MON) (U ) MIstarRogars (8) 5 9 Doctors (Exc. Mon., FREEI (2) U.S.A.M. 8:48 ® A.M . Weather I Tua.) Search For Tomorrow W Movia (FrI.) 'Tha Four 8:00 9 Movia (Exc. Tua.)‘Dirty (M O N .TU ^ Aaaaaabia' Tricks' (WED ). 'Tha Black 9 ( 1 3 ) 1 3 ® Hot Fudge fJO C, III. (I) Jonathan WInlara With Paarr(THUR.).‘AnyWhichWsy (9) Movla(Thur., Tua.)‘Bronco OabMa RaynoMa (Thur.) You Can' (FRI.). 'Chapter Two' Billy'(THUR ). Thief (TUE ) •(16)AN-8tar8occar(Wad.) (MON ). Barefoot In The Park 9 (8 )0 News Lagandary Pockal Billiard 9 Movl9(Tu9.)'SecondHand Of Navawux (THUR.) (7l 7 9 0 ^an'sHopa 9 (8) 0 John Davldaon Stara (THUR.). ESPN'a S ^ (3 )3 0 ® PhllDonahua 8 0 Leave It To Baavar Sport xForum (FRi.) 9(13)13® PlaaaaDon'IEat w Show (11) 3:2-1 Contact U AMNawawatch ThaOalalas 19) NHL Hockey (Wad.) ^ 2 ^ M ^ 1 3 ) jj ^ 11:58 (7 )7 0 0 FYI _ J ) Andy Griffith Show S:25 ^ ThotighlForThaOay (9) Jonathan Winters With OabMaJRayn M -IC o a ta c t 2:30 (1)0(3)3 0 0 NCAA WSONEBDAV 12) i mn Sesames m w Strwt 1(19) AB4tar SportsChal- 7K)0 (X) 0 (3) 3 0 0 NCAA BeskalballChamplonshlp 0li00d BagkotBaH Ckamplonelilp MARCH31,1992 •BeNBAJt All-Time AN-Starsvs Doubleheader 'The Final GD 0 ( 3 ) 3 N BA On C B S S.-06 V N e w sW o rM Philadelphia WMx Kids (R) Final Gary Bander end Billy Four,' with Brent Musburger as PhHadwphla 78ere vs Boston Pecker provide the commen- S:30 • The Llllleat Mermaid host, from the Louisiana CeKioa, with Dlok Stockton and (Thw.,lle«i. lary Irom Ihe Louisiena 9K)0 ■ I SperleCenlsr THURSDAY Supsrdome, NewOrleana, BUI Ruasell providing Ihe Superdome in New Orleene, C l)a(3)S CSS News Louisiana. (4hra„ 30 mine.) 6:30 0 (19) NNL » MARCH 2 8 .1SS2 commentary from Boston Loulelane. (2 hre(, 80 mkia.) WashIngtonCapit l(7)70(l)00Proaoeflars GARDEN, Boston. Messaohus- 4 )® Ota&nel IS News 0 (1 9 ) Latondary Pocket Pittsburgh Penguins Tour Coverage ol the Miller salta.(2hrs.. tSmina.) BW tardfi Stars Luther Lessiler l(S )S S tt NSCNewa High L Me Open from Rod Carpet 0 (9 )9 NBABaske 0 0 tooftsAReld -vaJoeBelele Bulls vs PhHai i Movie (Wed., FrI.) "gj^BportaCen^ C^brity Lanes In Milwaukee. C(7)7(I)Q& The Superstars 'Valentino' (W ED). 'Thlet' )) NCAA Division 1 8:30 0 (1 9 ) PKAFullContael 70#fS (FRU Hockey Championship From Today’s show wUI featurs the Karate Bentamweight Con 0 C N N Sports Insido ths Providsnce Civic Conter, WoMFinela. tenders Bout from Ft. information-whal's hap 0 0 WresHng Mewe Semi-fkvsi t I ai9flf rt>l0 J what's ahead. 3:30 0 ( 9 ) 1 (11) Avon Tennle Champ to r>- 10:00 0 (1 9 ) SporlsCenter • ( I S ) This Week In nte NHL 0 CIM Sports Inside sports Kemper Open NBC Sports will 7.-00 2 (4 )0 CoHege Baal inlorm ation--what's shlps (Finals) These games 0 Sports Tonight Top sports rriMK.) provide coverage of the are Ihe culmination of the Avon Attarlanllc Coast Conlorr (7} 7 ABC News happened--end what's ahead. anchors prssent action- to AM-Slar Basketb sem i-final round of this Teiuiis Tour. 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