Bazaar Is October 25 Meeting Goal
t". Sons -^•ook Bindery Inc. iiprln.tJ^poi't, Ich.lean ko28U plan candy sale F ra n k D ul The Woman’s Missionary Society of First Baptist church is selling Kathryn Baich candy relea se d I this month to raise funds for mission projects Frank Dul, Jr. waa freed Wedneadgy, Oct A and local projects. Members of the group have after a Will County grand Jury ruled tfaarewai available boxes of Bike’s Originals, Katydids, insufficient evidence to return a ch arft'al Truffles and Imps; cans of Bike's Party .Nuts, murder against him. Dul had been am iW d cans of Bike’s Katydids, Mixed Party Nuts, Thursday, Oct. 2 in Eufala, Ala. on a warraW and Golden Crumbles, and Crunch bars. charging the former Chatsworth man willi tha Caramel bars, and Almond bars. 1974 slaying of his wife, Beverly. Authorities had earlier set a preliminary hearing for Oct. 7, but cancelled the hearing ia favor of taking the case to the grand Jury. Bazaar is Mrs. Beverly Dul's body waa diacom ad near Braidwood, 111. in April 1975, some seven months after her husband reported her miaa- mg from their rural Chatsworth home. She had been shot in the head with a .22 caliber October 25 bullet. Mrs. Glen Oehm and Mrs. Wesley Klehni are serving as co-chairmen of Chatsworth United Methodist Women's annual Bazaar The event is scheduled for Saturday, Qct. 25, Fire began and will be held in the new church at S. Fourth St. and Rte. 24. Women named as chairmen of the various committees include: Mrs. Wilbur Point, St., tired treasurers; Mrs. Roland Stalter, plants; in hay bale Mrs. I^eon Sharp, country store; Mrs. leshe Hanna, Christmas novelties; Mrs. Wayne Cor I jvmgston County Sheriffs Police reported ding, coffee hour; Mrs. Wesley Klehm and Iasi week that the Sept. 28 fire which destroyed Mrs. l>eonard Fairley, noon lunch: Mrs. Glen the gymnasium at Forrest High school started Dehm and Mrs. Robert Milstead, supper. Mrs. in a bale of hay brought in for the homecoming Clarence Bennett and Mrs. Willis Pearson are celebration earlier that evening. in charge of cashiers. Police said there was no evidence of arson. The doors will open at 8:30 a.m. with sales They did determine that the fire started in the of bazaar items until closing time at 7 p.m. bale in the gym's southwest corner, then The coffee hour is to be from 8:30 to 10:30a.m., MEMBERS OF THE PEORIA-BASED Mohammed Temple Shrine Band over the years Walter plays the upright alto in the band Approximately 80 caught the bleachers, and traveled upward, with noon lunch served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., traveled to Chatsworth Sunday afternoon, Oct. 12, to surprise Chatsworth people, including band members and their families, enjoyed the potiuck dinner engulfing the entire gym. and an evening meal from 5 to 7 p.m. Creamed resident Arthur G. Walter (front row, center), a member of the brass band for the and impromptu concert that followed in the Chatsworth Masonic Hall. (Inset) The F-S-W school board has yifiri»d E.I. chicken biscuits will be added to the buffet past 50 years. Ron Maurer, president of the band this year and a resident of Eighty-nine year old Arthur Walter and 9Tyear-old Fred Garrets of Lacon, are the Brown Architects of Indianapolis. Ind. to sub selection in the evening. Hopedale. commended Walter for his conscientious and faithful participation two senior members of the Shrine Band mit a contract to redesign the gym area. Con struction to replace the gym will not begin un til next spring. Local Jr. Women observe r III. Jr. Woman's Club week SINGLE COPY - 20C by Tami I.ivingston Research Foundation, Inc. The club has existed since 1936. In the past On the national level, domestic violence few years many items were bought for CAPS The Chatsworth Junior Woman’s club will was chosen as the special project for the next including a water cooler, slide, diving board, join nearly 200 junior clubs throughout Illinois two years by clubs of the General Federation. bleachers at the ball field, bases, and in observance of “GF'W/Illinois Junior The Federation’s goal is to bring about public playground equipment. ^teU ndccU /fft Woman’s Clubs Week" Oct. 19-25. awareness in the areas of child and spouse The Chatsworth Juniors are urging more abuse. This year Community Improvement CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1980 local women to join the club. The only Spina bifida, second most common crippler Project chairman Jane Dehm has the uptown ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 3 membership requirement is that the woman of newborns in the United States, is a special mini-park underway. This is a two-year ______1980. Cornbelt Press, inc. be at least 18 years old Chatsworth Jr. Women project of the Illinois Federation of Women’s project. The teen dance was held this summer started the year with 17 members, and have clubsiIFWCl. and a New Year's Dance is planned, along already added seven new members. Chatsworth Junior officers are co- with a write-in Mother of the Year contest, The club not only supports many local and presidents Nancee Livingston and Tami pumpkin contest, Easter Egg Hunt. t’PR Club samples community projects such as CAPS, REAL, the IJvingston, vice-president Carol Scher, training session. Arbor Day tree planting, and REAL project library, Iattle 1 -eague, and senior citizens, but secretary Mary Hoelschcc. and treasurer supplying tray favors and bibs for sei also supports slate-wide the Children’s Margaret Trost citizens at the nursing home. oriental dishes rtic Woman's dub held its regular riionthiv meeting Wednesday afternoon, Oi'l 8 at Board sets Trick or Treat times CAPS m eeting g o a l Tuesday night the town board added an ad have been granted an extra hour to be open facilitating the sewer connection work. Twcnt\ members were present and three ditional member to the new zoning board and that evening. in other action the board appro\ed a guests. Beryl Irwin, Rose Ixx-kner. and V:iilet .set hours for Halloween trick-or-treating in The board voted to transfer $40,000 from recommendation by trustee Ken Ashman that Kybur?.. Chatsworth. the municipal sales tax fund to a six-month the town purchase three no park The members \oted to donate $10 to the b> Jane Livingston onl) alternative to small group homes is an in- Mrs. Ullian Saxton was named to the zon money market certificate. July sales tax ing/wheelchair signs for the ramp corners on l ions dub and $50 to .Martin Luther Homes. The Chatsworth area is close to reaching its .stitutional setting. ing board to replace Charles Elliott, who, as receipts were $6,854.93. Ixicust street. The board also voted to pur I'he ways and rneans committee reported goal in the drive to raise $90,(X)0 throughout the Because of the time involved in making per administrator, is not eligible to sit on the chase and plant five trees in the town park to on their plans to have a Christmas house walk county toward the purchase of two group sonal contacts, further solicitation in the board itself. Town employee Jerry Birkenbeil com replace dead trees. The board also discussed on Dec 10. homes for the developmentally disabled. The Chatsworth area will be done by letter. Mayor Ken Sharp recommended that the mended the contractors who are putting in the possibility of picking up part of the bill for iVtartha Knipp announced that the ne.vl balance of the money neded to acquire the Anyone who has not been contacted, but board set trick-or-treating hours from 5 p.m. sewer connnections. He said they are doing a the clearing of the new mini-park. No action meeting, a continental breakfast, would be homes will be supplied by Martin Luther wishes to contribute to the project can do so by to 8 D.m. on Friday. Oct. 31. In addition, the fine job. and anticipates no major problems if was taken. held at the Sts. Peter and Paul rectory. Homes Society of Beatrice, Neb. sending a contribution to Mrs. Frank Liv board approved a request by tavern owner all goes as it has been going. Trustee Bill Knit- The group enjoyed Ken Rosenboom's The Residential Alternatives committee ingston, Chatsworth. (Checks should be made Bette Evans to allow for an extra hour of ties pointed out that the town employees had The next meeting of the board is Tuesdav. demon.stration on Oriental cooking and his iR E A I.i Launched the two-month c-ounty-wide payable to Martin Luther Homes in order to business on Halloween night. All local taverns also been doing an exceptional job at Oct. 28. sharing of some techniques he learned in a fund drive in August. The goal of the R E A L qualify as a personal tax deducton. Oriental cooking cla.ss that he recently attend project IS to begin providing small group hous Seven women and three men have assisted ed in Bloomington. The ladies e.specially en ing for developmentally di-sabled adults living Mrs Jane Ijvingston in the fund drive: Mrs. joyed sampling the end results of brown rice ui the county. The small group homes will be Elma Tnnkle, Mrs. .Noble Pearson, Mrs. Candy Day is success cooked in chicken broth, celer\ and beef, and super\ used minimally, but will allow disabled William Sterrenberg, Mrs. (Tiarles Hale, Mrs. Markets almond chicken adults to live together outside the confines of Tom Livingston, Mrs. Howard Kemnetz, Mrs Chatsworth lions met at the Bake Shop for of a 10 percent increase. (Livingston Gram Quotes) Hostesses for the aftenirwi were Mae Hot- their parent's homes For many di.sabled Allen Diller, Charles Cutkin, David Diggle, dinner and a program on Monday evening, Lion Jerry Ortman made a preliminary Wednesday, Oct. is, 1980 nickel. Grace .McGonigle, and Arlene Ho.sem- adults without relatives to care for them, the and Jim Rebholz. Oct. 13, with Richard Pearson presiding. report of the results of the Candy Day drive, Corn $3 22 boom. The guest and speaker of the evening was saying that almost $300 was realized from the Beans 8.03 Seth Swift of the Bloomington lions club, who house-to-house canvass but that other income is deputy district governor of I Jons district IK. IS not yet tallied. The goal is to exceed last His message covered the important causes year’s $400 record. supported by 1-ions clubs, including CARE and After the meeting an informal discussion the work of the lions International continued with the deputy district governor on Foundation. He also stressed the need for a problems of membership and fund raising. membership drive, indicating a goal this year Friends, neighbors lend a helping hand Neighbors and friends of Albert Endres, R.R. 1, Chatsworth, got together Thursday, Combines for the day-long project were fur Oct. 9 at the Endres farm to help him harvest nished by Herb Flessner, Bob Flessner, Greg his com crop. Endres lost his wife, Margaret, Hornstein, John Stork, Harlan Kahle, John in a long battle with cancer earlier that week. Friedman, Harold Hornickel, Steve Weller, Anton (Tony) Weller and Elwyne Metz and Roger Metz. Those providing wagons and organized the workers, and Mrs. Julia Stadler labor for the project were Dale Irwin, Milford organized and arranged for the lunch provided Irwin, Boyd Hummel, Neil Hornickel. Elwyne for the workers by members of the Chatsworth Metz, Anton Weller, Jack Stadler, Gary Kahle, Home Extension. Mrs. Stadler and Mrs. Steve Endres, Charles Endres, and Albert En Darlene Irwin served the meal. dres. CAPS managers resign
Clive and Rhonda Homatein, resident financial planning and future deielopment of managers at CAPS, submitted a letter of the CAPS property. Vancil recommended a resignation from the position at the Oqt. 9 recreational designer to draw up plans for the meeting of the Chatsworth Area Planning area. The board will consider his recommen Society (CAPS) board. The Honudelns tUci not dations before taking action. give an effective dide of narifnatlon at the Hie next meeting of the CAPS board will be meeting. Thursday, Nov. IS, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Community management consultant secretary Lillian Saxton, 502 E. Oak, Chatsworth. Board meetings are open to the PRE-PARADE CHAOS seemed to reign at the high school as bands, floats, and Participation from community groups, businessmen, and out of toiMn friends midl it Robert Vancil of LeRoy, spoke at the meeting, ,-l giving board members pointers on long-range public. students congregated to Kne up for the Homecoming Parade last Thursday. one of the biggest and best parades ever in Chatsworth. Chatsworth Home Ext Now Or Never The Other Side by Sheryl Hendrix plans essay contest Of The Office by May Bennett Mrs. Milford Irwin and Mrs. Dale Irwin vote Nov 4 in the national election. were hostesses to one guest and thirteen Mrs Paul Gillette reported that eight unit members of the Oiatsworth Homemakers members had held a craft day in September at Extension association when the group met her home They worked on artklaa for the From Marian Oct. 7 at the former's home. November Uvmgston county craft day. » First vice-president, Mrs Milford Irwin, Mrs. Harold Dassow spoke on the conducted the meeting in the absence of the unportance of exercising walking to The Chatsworth mini-park needs a after he attended church president Roll call was answered by citing strengthen the heart and circulatory system. name. Two weeks ago the Plaindealer Art was to be guest of honor at a Halloween fun times She told of the availability of scosiona offered What's the name of the song? him what difference a DC-8 was from announced a contest, sponsored by surprise potiuck luncheon honoring Mrs. Frank Seward, Mrs. George by Fairbury Weight Watchers through Nov. 6. the Chatsworth Jr. Woman's club, to him for 50 years of participation m the Augsburger, and Mrs. Phil Koerner were Mrs. Robert Koehler presented the major There'll be a change in the weather what he has been flying. He said It pick a name for the mini-park on Mohammed Temple Shrine Band. named to complete plans for an essay contest lesson. "The Energy Line.” A true or false and a change in me, especially the was sort of like the 707 but bigger. Locust street. Problem was, nobody told him he to be held in early 1981 for students at quiz on appliance energy was given. Members way we dress. Personally, I would After finishing the schooling, he will V Results so far have been should stick around town, so right Chatsworth high school. were furnished with a project conserve prefer summer clothes all year long, be flying to South America. underwhelming. after church he took off tor Gilman to Members agreed In furnish sandwiches, questionnaire, sponsored by the Illinois but, they would look sort ol silly in 20 Were you up town on Monday to One loyal Chatsworth resident has eat dinner When the band members - pies, and coffee Oct 7 when tnends and Division of Energy. The completed below zero temperatures. see main street beautified by the flags neighbors were to harvest Albert Endres' com questionnaire was to be mailed to Springfield subm itted a contest entry thus tar. I most of whom had traveled from The Cornbelt employees really had flowing in the breeze? It really made a and bean crop Mrs. Endres was a member of for suggestions on improving their personal am sure there must be other citizens Peoria or further - showed up at his a good pork chop supper at Munz pit picturesque sight. the unit until her death Sept. 30. The unit voted energy conservation program. T i^ were in Fairbury Saturday night. Not I can remember when I was who have an idea-or two or three-on home at 1:30 to surprise him, he a contribution to the Chatsworth mini-park. given on given on conserving energy, uee of knowing that the building had been growing up. We always said we didn't what to name the park. The contest w a sn ’t there. So Curt Stoller called In the absence of Miss Katherine Ruppel, home appliances, and solar hinla. deadline is next Wednesday, Oct. 22. Art's sister, Mrs Esther Schade, to who was in Fairbury hospital, Mrs. Julia Mrs. Ralph Dassow gave the minor lesson dosed in, we dressed tor open sides tike carrots and many times we want so all you well intentioned residents see if she knew where he had gone. Stadler reminded members of Fire Prevention on care and protection of fingernails. During on the north and west, the way the home to find pies on the cabinet that who plan to enter should bring an She did, but the group called Gilman Week. Mrs. George Augsburger told of her the social hour, Mrs. Paul Gillette was given wind was coming from, but all turned we thought were pumpkin. Little did tj^*«-' entry into the Plaindealer office and Art had just left for Clifton to visit sister-in-law’s recent return from 34 years in the hostess gift. out to be a cozy evening. we know any difference until we had pronto! Students are especially his grandnephew. Mrs. Schade didn’t Africa, and urged members to write their Because of national elections Nov. 4, the I understand our ex-editor, Tom eaten a piece end my mother told us encouraged to enter. have the grandnephew's name, so legislators of the serious concern and feelings Chatsworth unit will meet Monday, Nov. 3, for Roberts, was home for the weekend we had eaten carrot pie so to those about conditions in that area. She urged all to Be sure to submit your name, Curt Stoller and one of the band an 8:30 a m. breakfast meeting. but I never got to see him. I guess he who have, extra carrots I am going to address, and telephone number with members climbed in a car and drove has been real busy taking pictures put in a recipe for carrot pie. since he has been in school. I am your entry. to Clifton in search of Art. While I was writing this column, a Luck was with them at that point. sorry I m issed him. CARRO T PIE few more entries came in. (I twisted The very first sfreef they turned onto Have you noticed how fast the 1 cup sieved carrots, '/« tsp. salt; 2 klarian’s arm and she submitted one; I yielded one automobile belonging to leaves are changing their color? Some eggs; Vi cup sugar; V* tsp. cinnamon; submitted one myself, and we Art Walter. So, they rousted Art out ol Letters To trees are a beautiful array of color. 3/8 tsp. cloves; t'/r cups milk; 1 Soon we will smell the nice aroma of unbaked pie crust. TH E T H R E E WIfl managed together to twist two other the house and brought him back to sponsored by Shafer- visitors' arms.) Chatsworth where the band members burning leaves. What nice weather to Cook carrots until tender, drain, plan a wiener roast with a flaming then run through food mill or sieve. stopped by the insul In the party that almost wasn't, and their spouses were polishing up The Editor after school to pick uf the potiuck luncheon. The rest of the bonfire and S'mores to finish up the Mix cooked, sieved carrots, salt, eggs, Surtday afternoon local resident meat. sugar and spices thoroughly. Add full of candy. Richf Arthur Walter outsmarted his afternoon went fine, though, and all reportedly had a great time. We talked to Duane and family Sun milk. Mix well and pour mixture Into surprisers by taking off for points east day evening and they said their weather unbaked crust. Bake at 450 degrees Your letter dated Aug. 28, 1980 to the TP & than criticizing and laughing at them, even was beautiful, temperature down for 10 minutes, then 35 minutes at 350 Halsteads welcome W Railroad expressing your concern over our dedicated 20 members. where they could stand to be outside. degrees until knife inserted in center track conditions in Chatsworth has been I for one am proud of our high school band, Ha said they are really laying off com es out clean. Try it, you might tike School G redirected to me for answer by our President, which is more than I can say for those who pilots. He Is going to school for two it. first grandaughter Mr.McMillan. watch and criticize. At least they do to ’ *nd weeks to team to fly a DC-8. I asked HA VE A GOOD W EEK! As you are well aware of, we have taken an they do their best. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rehmer of Momence interest in the area of your concern and have The grade school band was great, too. are the parents of their first child, a daughter, begun to make repairs and improvements. Etta Knittles THURSDAY, Oct. 16 Aimee Beth, born Thursday, Oct. 9 at St. These repairs and improvements are based 6:30 p.ni. - Volleyball,; somewhat on our recent detailed inspection. Evan Wade dies in Chicago Mary's hospital in Kankakee. FRIDAY. Oct. 17 Aimee, first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Robert In a idition, the Railroad in cooperation I would like to thank the entire community 7:30 p.m. - Varsity f| with the town of Chastworth is beginning the for its excellent support of the Chatsworth home. • Robert Milstead oi Chatswoith, weighed 6 lbs. Funeral services for Evan H. Wade, 69, of and Dick of Ashkum; a sister, Mae Ixiwe of first of two phases on improvements to the High School Homecoming Parade and SATURDAY, Oct. 18 IS ozs. R.R. 2, Clifton, were held at 10 a.m. Herscher; a brother, Fred, of Gifton; and Altar & Rosary Society and Halloween Fourth and Fifth street road crossings. We festivities. It was very gratifying to have such A.C.T. test date. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. seven grandchildren. mask party, Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. also have improved the surface drainage in a large turnout of enthusiastic spectators and Wednesday, Oct. 8 at the Knapp Funeral MONDAY, Oct. 20 John Rehmer, Sr. of Momence. Home in Clifton. Rev. John Story officiated. at the p ari^ hall. the east piart of town, north of the tracks. Both well-wishers from the community par 7 p.m. - JV football at | Mrs. Ellsie Milstead of Chatsworth is the great Burial was in the Kelly cemetery, rural Mr. Wade was bom April 25,1911 in Clifton, Chatsworth Chapter Order of Eastern Star of these projects will be beneficial to both the ticipate in a school event TUESDAY, Oct. 21 grandmother. Ashkum. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wade. He died at 4 tonight (Thursday) Oct. 16 8 p.m. Friends Mrs. Rehmer is the former Ellen Milstead. town and the Railroad and could not have been* A special thanks is due the individuals ana P.S.A.T. testing for a!| night. done without the great cooperation on the part groups that chose to be a part of the parade. Surviving are his wife, the former Frances p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5 at St. Joseph’s ho^ital in morning. Kroll of Chatsworth; two sons, Jim of Clifton Chicago. of the Mayor and town folks. «Your involvement and support certainly had a 6:30 p.111. - VolleybaIi,| In your letter you mentioned two positive effect on the entire parade. Everyone WEDNFSDAY, Oct. 22 derailments within the past year that promp I spoke to agreed this was the finest IllinoLs Mathematics l| ted you to look at the tracks. As a matter of Homecoming Parade in many, many years. Thank you THURSDAY, Oct. 23 Baptist women meet, record, both of the derailments you made The merchants and busuiMroen were also 6:30 p.m. - Volleyball; reference to, were not the fault of the track but a large part of the total festivities with their I wish to thank Curtis Stoller for all his FRIDAY. Uct. 24 were mechanical failures on the train itself. many excellent window decorations urging trouble in hunting me up Sunday afternoon at Welcome 5 - 7 p.m. - H O T. Chill We endeavor to keep our train speeds in line support for the team and students. The broad- Gifton so that I could return to the Masonic 7:30 p.m. - Varsity with track conditions as determined by b as^ community support of our stiuents and hall here to a potiuck surprise dinner in honor home. Senior night. plan wiener roast periodic inspections. of my 50 year membership in the Mohammed their school events was certainly apparent to Temple Shrine Band. There were about 35 Home Doug G. DeBerg all and is extremely gratifying. The coopera members of the Shrine band and their families The Baptist woman’s organization met and friends of the First Baptist church at the Engineer-Maintenance of Way tion and the support of the community for our students indicates that the wholesome small present. After the dinner hour a short concert Wednesday, Oct. 8, at the home of Mrs. Elma home of Mr. and Mrs. EDsWorth Dixon. Please was played in the Ixxlge room. Thanks to Cur Carol Jean bring a covered dish and table service. town atnxnphere we all enjoy is very healthy Dixon. The lesson entitled "Can Women tis and Thomas Brand for taking care of the Aspire to Worthiness" was presented by Mrs. The annual Thanksgiving dinner will be 1 have been very proud and supported our here in Chatsworth. With your continued sup School held at noon Sunday, Nov. 16, in the church Chatsworth bands for over 15 years. Never port we shall strive for bigger and better hall. Pauline Augsburger. Mrs. Mary Ann Boruff Arthur G. Walter* We Missed You assisted in the lesson by reading scriptures basement. Further details will be given at a have they disappointed me - not even riding things in the future. Thank you all!! from Elphesians, Galatians, Romans, and II later date. on a hayrack in the homecoming parade. We James S. langan ♦ Thessalonians. The Baptist women are selling Kathryn need to praise and encourage our kids rather Sunday. Oct. 26, at 4:30 p.m.. the Baptist Beich candy to raise money for various pro MONDAY, Oct. 20 Womo) are hosting a wiener roast for families jects for the church. a humidified home Hot dog, later tots, pij TUESDAY. Oct. 21 Dem ocrats keeps you more ■ .asagna, garlic br| cherry cake. milk. visit locally WEDNESDAY, Oct. 22 com fortable in urinter Beef/gravy, mashed I jello/cream, bread/buttq Two Democrat candidates will be in THURSDAY, Oct. 23 Fairbury Sunday when Mrs. Gara Cange Barbecue, com, pie. 1 WEIflfSPAPER/ hosts an open house for them at her home. UlESTBEND a f FRIDAY, Oct. 24 Peg Breslin, state representative, and Tim Grilled cheese, bake Hall, candidate for state representative, will Doe Party Thursday, Oct. 23 ipilk. be at Mrs. Cange’s home, at the comer of THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER TM CNATSWOHTN PlAINOfAUR Supper at i:30 p.m. Bread, butter, jelly of Seventh and Hickory streets from 2 to 5 p.m. Thurs , Oct 16, 1980 or chocolate milk iwh tsUMished 117] The public is invited to attend, Mrs. Cange CNATSWOATH. IlllllOIS Page Two CHATSWORTH SRORTSMAH served daily. PuMislMd fvery Thursday said. CLUB All menus subject to < JAMS N. AOIfRTS: Publisher tbdryi Nandrix. 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Usual Bazaar bootha for selectMm of c r illi . counti> store, candy, etc. 1:30 a.m.-7 p.m. at ' f l u t a t ) new C^tearorth United Methodist chiiiq l Saturday, 6ct. K. Side Mr and .Mrs. I.ouis VaiiAlslyne of Cullom '■vessels daughter, Alice Knocke on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hirsteui of Washuigton and They nave been enjoying a visit to the area for Margaret McGlyon, granddaughter of Fred Garrets and friends of lavtui attended a neek. Connie and Jerry Heinrich of Wilm Marne M- Herr passes her state board #■- the .Mohammed Temple Siume band potluvk ington and Janice, John and Kristy Roberts of amwaUon and u now a registered nurse at M. iffice surprise dinner Sunday m honor of Arthur G Orland Park were also guests at the Knocke Elizabeth hospital in BeUeville on the surgicaJ Walter, who has been a member of the band home over the weekend. floor. fi>r 50 \ears .Mrs Frank Seward, Mrs. Milford Sims and Mrs. Evelyn Kinate, Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Casper Keisim; of Piper City and .Mrs. Julia Mrs Clarence Bennett were in Chicago Oct. 5 Roscoe Runyon, Mrs. Henrietta Runyon, Mrs. M arian Sladler dro\e to Charleston on Friday to pick through the 8th attending Chapter Order of the Anne Kuntz, all of Chatsworth and Mrs. Myr up l.aura Stadlei. a student at Eastern Illinois Eastern Star of Illinois I06th annual session. tle Coleman of Fairbury were guests on Man- university, to sjieiul the weekend a! tne home day at the Russell Gillette home in Ottawa for of her parents. Mr aiul .Mrs Robert Sladler Mrs Marne M Herr's first great grand a potluck dinner honoring the wedding an and attend the hoiiicc.miing activities son. Anthony Joseph Maloney IV, was born niversary of the Gillettes and the birthdates of Ic e a DCS was from •Aug 16: Mr and Mrs. Anthony J Maloney, Roscoe and Russell. In flyirtg. He said It Chatsworth Ciiited Methodist 1,'hi ucli Mishwaka are the parents. Mr. and Mrs. |r/ie 707 but bigger, Women hope you have circled SatuiiUiy Cct Jj Robert E McGlynii are the grandparents. fur the annual b.izaai Mrs. lola Mieres and Mrs. Evelyn schooling, he will Whitaker of Wolcott, Ind. and Mrs. Minnie A m erica. Mrs Frank AlbrigtU and .Mrs, Carl It was reported to the PLi.iidcaiei that Frieden were guests at the home of Mr. (ind \town on Monday to Mil.stcad attended Central Illinois conference Nathan Hoffman and dautciitei . Caro! of San Ciiited Methodist Women annual meeting in Mrs. IJoyd King on Sunday in observance of a w tlfled by the flags Francisco. Calif wcic ba< k lookiiic the town Blooiiimgtoii, Oct. 6. birthday and anniversary. Evening guests 9ze? ft really m ade a over and visiting with old friends M.tffin.. were Mr. and Mrs. Cleotis Grieder and Mr. was born in Chatsworth Clair Kohler was honored w ith a family din and Mrs. Raymond Wallrich. iber when I was ner on the iKcasion of his 90th birthdate Sept. |/ways said we didn't On .Saturday. .Mrs Frank l.ivingslon at 7. in New Port Richey . Fla. Clair and family Chatsworth United Methodist Women’s an lany times we went tended a bieakfa.sl meeting of the .Alumni are former residents of Chatsworth. nual bazaar Saturday. Oct. 25 in the new church building. on the cabinet that Council of Illinois We.sleyan univcrsitv l ast pumpkin. Little did spring she was elected to a three y ear term on the council. Frank ami Carla as well as Dick terence until we had from Butler university in Indianapolis, Ind.. my mother told us joined her for the homecoming luncheon ami Crossroads Cafe & Lounge hot pie so to those football game. Dick is spending the week in Jt. 47 & 24, Forrest, III. ^ 1, \arrots I am going to Chatsworth between pharmacy e.sternship carrot pie. assignments. Next week he begins .seven SATURDAY NIGHT, Oet. 18 - weeks of work in a hospital pharmacy . |/?07- PIE Earl Ryan and the Rhythm Riders 8 -12 f.M. parrots, '/« tsp . sa lt; 2 Chatsworth United .Methodist Women s sr; V* tsp. cinnamon; bazaar open for sales and coffee hour 8 .30 Wednesday - Chicken Night V/» cups milk; 1 a m. Oct. 25. Noon lunch 11 a m. to 2 p.m Sup THE THREE WINNERS of the coloring contest U. congratulated the youngsters. From left, they are 5-year- per 5-7 p.m. Friday - Catfish Night until tender, drain, sponsored by Shafer-Pearson Agency and the Plaindeaier old George Chen Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Chen. food mill or sieve. stopped by the insurance agency Thursday afternoon 505 E. Spruce; 8-year-old Todd Ashman and 11-year-old Mrs. Ijllian Wessels and Robert Wessels, Serving Chicken • Steak • Fish both formerly from Fairbury, now of St. 9d carrots, salt, eggs, after school to pick up their prizes, Halloween pumpkins Randy Ashman, sons of Mi. and Mrs. Gerald Ashman, 413 full of candy. Rich Pearson, owner of the agency. E. Elm. Chatsworth. Petersburg, F'la., were among the guests of Monday thru Saturday 5 p.m. • 10 p.m. 9S thoroughly. Add Id pour mixture Into CORN KING CORN KIN G CHOICE 3ake at 450 degrees BONELESS lien 35 m in u te s a t 350 COSTELLO'S 1-Lb. Bacon 1-Lb. Wieners |i/e inserted in center B E E F R O A S T School Calendar $ ^ 4 9 Try it, you m ight like CHARLIE a MAXINE'S SLICED SLAB OSCAR MAYER »1*?L ? J FRANKS }D WEEK! BACON Lean Ground $4 39 Market c h a t sw o r t h $ ^ 5 9 U $.N0.t HUSSET Beef I THURSDAY, Oct. 16 WAIHIlierOH STATE UATLETT LEAN PORK STEAK CHOICE icago 6:30 p.ri). - Volleyball, Saunemin, at home. POTATOES INASHINGTON STATE EXTRA EANCY FRIDAY, Oct. 17 PEARS RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS OR ROUND 7;30 p.m. - Varsity football. Milford, at $ 1 8 9 PORK LOIN ROAST STEAK home. - LB. $ 1 2 9 $ 2 1 9 a sister, Mae l>owe of SATURDAY, Oct. 18 APPLES39* |r, Fred, of Clifton; and lO-LB. ■ A.C.1'. test date. 491 PASCAL MONDAY. Oit 20 TOPRIOST REG OR DIP CELERY stalx A sk Richard 7 p in. - JV football at Milford I April 25,1911 in Clifton, REDASEEOLlSS n A iP TUF.SDAY. Oct. 21 About Freezer B eef iJames Wade. He died at 4 POTATO GRAPES lb B y^ P.S.A.T. testiRK for all Juniors durinK the GRADE A WHOLE lat St. Joseph's hospital in iiiornini’. CHIPS DOT UTTY CMCKER DATE HUT APPLE MWM . i.iui fliiiiilj JANiUATlUO LEMON CtOCOLATE UHAHA WALHUT COCONUT PECAN CHOCOLATE CHIP Fryers 5 9 1 6;30 p.m. • Volleyball, Cornell, at home. • t . WKl)NI-:SDAY, Oct 22 SNACKIN CAKE Illinois Mathematics l>eaMue test. CREME THURSDAY, Oct. 23 ACC FAIRVIEW HAVEN resident Lucille Marshall of Fairbury and Clara Game of $ | 0 9 LETTUCE 40SEach 6:30 p.m. - Volleyball at Tn-Point COOKIES w 3 / * l 14’/i TO 15 V0Z FRIDAY. Oct 24 Chatsworth survey pages to be put together for 200 dessert cookbooks. The HILLS BROTHERS 5 - 7 p.m. - H O T. Chill Supper in cafeteria. recipe collection will be one of many featured items Saturday when the home for BROOKS DEL MONTE llcome GENERICS REG DRIP ELEC PERC 7:30 p.m • Varsity football, Forrest, at the aged. North Fourth SI., Fairbury, hosts its annual Benefit day. Mrs. Marshall CHILI home. Senior ni^ht. Is in charge of the booth for hand-knit and crochet articles. Woven pillow tops, GRAPE TOMATO JUICE lome placemats, rope wreaths, and other crafts will also be for sale. The Oct. 18 bazaar BEANS COFFEE will run from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. JELLY 3707 79' 46-O Z . A/V il Jean J f' I5> < OZ SHORTENING $979 I-LB School Lunch T h a n k y o u 48* SEWER HOOKUP VISTA WELCH'S74 OZ _ _ lissed You We want to thank all our friends, relatives SALTINES • GRAPE JUICE and neighbors who remembered us on our 40th SUTTON TILIN G 2/M 95* ♦ wedding anniversary with beautiful cards, Dale Sutton gifts, flowers and g o ^ wishes. Shop Phone M7-474S PAHrAiTE MIX - *1« S BAGS „ . -r M 09 MONDAY. Oct. 20 It made a day we will long remember and Home Phone 6t2-33S0 AMIICOMWIIT FMtTttlO* _ _ GERBERS STRAINED------C / S 4 Hot dog, tater tota, puddinK, cookie, milk cherish. PRETZEL STICKS 68* Baby Foods 9 / 1 Jarx / TUESDAY, Oct. 21 Vernon and Kathryn Bayston c NESCAFE l^asa^na, garlic bread, lettuce salad, •DEL MONTE- cherry cake. milk. lO-OZ. AS*...... rLAvORS coiAN $mt 00 wmu stMiii I t e r WEDNESDAY, Oct. 22 C u l k i n Beef/gravy, mashed potatoes, vegetable, « • Icpn ourcM^«n FRUIT OR CORN “ 2 / 7 9 * jello/cream, bread/butter, milk. M e m o r i a l PUOOIN6 CUPS 88 < THURSDAY. Oct. 23 OnKGimERUVI FRUIT COCKTAIL ? ■ 97* Barbecue, com, pie, milk. * t ' « UNSWHTEWO GRAPEFRUI1 JUICE FRIDAY, Oct 24 H o m e s p i n e a p p l e ' ' “ ''« : 53- Grilled cheese, baked beans, chips, fruit, ORANGE JUICE '•* 80* chunk ipilk. STEWED TOMATOES ^03 2 /‘l CUT or FR.STY.GREEN BEANS 2/79* WIN'S Forrest 657-8219 Bread, butter, jelly or peanut butter, white SLICED OK HALVES PEACHES ' - 88* SAUERKRAUT ok PEAS« CARROTS » 2/79* or chocolate milk (whole or two percenti • DAIRY- DEL MONTE •FROZEN- served daily. REALTY Chatsw orth 635-3189 TOPMOST PRAIRIE FARMS All menus subject to change without notice. Cuflom, III. $169 SWEET Phone 689-2111 Clarence E. Culkin WHIPPED 2% Milk Gallon with $5.00 orderi f I or 689-2645 R.F.D. & R. E. PRAIRIE FARMS THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER T O P P IN G 58* PEAS Pat Haskins, Piper City, TOPMOST FROZEN Ttiurs.. Oct. 16. I960 David A. Diggle B^OZ Page Three 686-9094 YOGURT 3/*l R. F. D. & R. E. ORANGE PRAIRIE FARMS
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HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN. Mike Carrico and Tami Hornickel, reigned over a streamer-bedecked and candlelit homecoming dance Saturday night at the Chatsworth high gymnasium, capping the week long celebration by V students, faculty, and community residents Carrico and Miss Hornickel were crowned Thursday night at the after-parade bonfire on the CAPS grounds Cameo is the son of Mr and Mrs Leeon Carrico; Miss Hornickle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Neil Hornickel. all of Chatsworth. The announcement of float winners at the bonfire put the freshman class on top of the world as their class float. Another One Bites the Dust.' was judged hrst-piace winner The junior class float took second the seniors, third; and the sophomore class float garnered fourth place The Bluebirds prepped for the Friday night match against Tri-Point by laughing their way through an afternoon of hilarious skits prepared by students and faculty THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER The grid team capped the week with a 27-8 victory over the Chargers in a fast- Thurs.. Oct. 16. 1980 paced. exciting game Page Four Members of the Bluebird band greet onlookers
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JOE WEBER GRABS a pass and manages to elude Charger haltbacK Todd Webster to press on for a score ROU o # Weber caught, ran. and intercepted for three touchdowns. CALL Activity directors meet for Aulunin Tree of l.ife" i.s Iheiiu' rho.sen In assislanl head of IX'parlmenI of Oi cupational CHRISTMAS Uu- Corn Belt Activity Directors' asstxuition Thera()> , al the University of Illinois. Urbana. for their annual fall workshop to be held (K t and Jacqueline Jones, assistant professor of SAVINGS 20 and 21 at the Mmtse l.odne in Pontiac There (Hcupational therapy. U of I. They will uive ( IS a small fee for the two day workshop that the morninn program Oct. 20 on the topic CLUB MEMBERS i l includes two dinners and coffee break.'- Wh\ Don't The) Do What We Want Thom To Ke.servations may be made with Mr.s. Jan Do'' Parn. Corn Belt Activity Direttors' The aftermum program will be by Dr. Paul association. Mennomte hospital, Ixinu Term Kaseiu:.. professor of music. Department of Care Facility. Bloominuton. phone .Music/Therapy Educator. ISU Dr. Kosehe 309-^27-4321. ap(K'ars rejrularly as Kuest conductor and ThouM nds of dollars wiH bo distributed to Christm as Saviags (luest .speakers will be Pe«t;> IVnlci. workshop direc lor. Club membars this Octobar. In order to recalvo the froa 90th paymant. aM 41 paymants must ba paid by Octobar II. Not less than 70°o lean l '7 ¥ ^ JAMIES We congratulata this happy group who saved a smaM sum OPEN Ground Beef DAILY each week, and If you are not one of these, sdiy not prepare now US GOVT. INSPECTED for next year. 7:30 to FRESH WHOLE 7:00 p.m. Fryers , c 5 5 « Phone 657 8611 To all those who wore not membars of our Christm as Savings BETTY CROCKER THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER All Varieties Chib this year and to all our old members, w s axtond a cordial Thurs.. Oct 16. 1980 Cake Mix ik- ,„69« Invitation to Join our Now Club. . .It is Now Open. Page Five PABST BLUE RIBBON TOTINO'S Canadian Case Price 6 Pafc Warm Bacon, Hamburger or Beer $179 Sausage Froien Select Tbe Class That Oast Suits Your Needs And Join today. Pizza I2'..-I3'. Or 99« LIMESTONE PEPSI $ 2 .0 0 ...... lOi Custom Spreading Cola $159 MUELLER ELBO $ 3 .0 0 ...... 190 MACARONI OR Early slock piling for Fall application $ 9.00...... IfiO/. 5 9 ^ Spaghetti $ 1 0 .0 0 ...... Big Wheels and Endloader equipped RC COLA OR $129 Early orders guarantee Fall sp read in g Diet Rite SCOTT Decorated Paper Towels one roll or Place your order now NESTLE Semi-Sweet SCOTTIES Facial. 200 Ct. / o r s P Al depositt insured to $100,000 by the FDIC call. . . Chocolate $199 Tissues o9^ r ^ Morsels 12 Or. NEW CROP CITIZENS BANK YELLOW Saunemin Ag Service FORREST WHOLE $ 1 ^ 9 Onions 3-l,b. 6 9 « Phone I32-44M Milk (lal. OF CHATSWORTH US NO. I WHITE Chetsweiih, III. Mf21 Trainor Grain, wing, m. • phone 132-5512 rFIELOCREST iei.ui.icc>I Potatoes iiFi.b. h.k$ 1 2 9 Ph. (IIS) «3$-)134 Forrest Bevator, Forrest, m. - Phone 557-S520 2% Milk 0.1
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The Varsity Bluebirds grid their conference record to 2-2 f they whipped past the Tri-Point in a fast-paced homecoming m It wasn't all roses, hov Chargers got out to an early 82-yard punt return by Carey two-point conversion left the 9:52 left to play in the first qui The Birds quickly game
T - ' "' Jfi- * 7 f O pponent Pontiac Parkside (Normal) Bloomington Pontiac Kankakee Kennedy Chiddix (Normal) THE BLUES BIRDS played in the DISTRICT TOURNAI Grade school band members take a "playing break" during the parade background as the "Bluebird Brothers" SECTIONAL TOURb crooned several tunes for an appreciative SECTIONAL TOURb high school audience at the Friday afternoon pep rally and skit day last T h a n k v o u Dance ' O ver The Y ears week. We wish to express oui sincere thanks lt> relatives, friends and neighbors for Ma.s.ses. ******* *******4k*******^ Slipstream ITHMS Oh IM lKhS l food, cards, memorial gilts, floral tubules and I ikh \ hno\t ruh: m.h \ oh kind expre.ssions of .sympathy shown to us dur ♦ GUARANTEED * ing the illness and death of our lx'lo\ ed wife t Watch Repair * S a tu rd a y , O ct, 19, 9-12 rut: ( ii nsn (turn /*/. and mother, Margaret .M. Endres. Your Legion Hall, Chatsworth thoughtfulness shall always be remembered. ♦ UNZICKER'S JEW ELRY I The fam ils of M argaret En d re s i ♦ Forrest, HI. * ♦ ♦ ♦ 4MF 44 4MMF4F ♦ 4MMMMF ♦ ♦ 4MF honored ^uv.st.s at a .sui'iinsv '2ath vu-ddiiif: an Birtlis - a son, Paul Harvey, to Mr. and 10 Years ago niversary party Saturiiay evemnc at the ■Mrs. Arthur Richard, Oct. 13; a girl, to Mr. Oct. 2?, 1970 lyCttion hall. The Propes were married Oet. 27. and .Mrs. Jack l,ahey Oct. 2, the mother is the Vandals overturned and damaged at least 1945 at the Lutheran par.sonane in Chatsworth former Ixiis Dawson; a son, David Stuart, to 100 tombstones Saturday nittht at the Mi.ss Mary Maxson, daughter of the Millard Mr. and Mrs. Don Webber of Sacramento, In recognition of NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK, Chatsworth township cemetery Maxson's. celebrated her sixth birthdate Mon Calif. Oct. 11, Mrs. Webber is the former Helen Nearly 50 youth from Chatsworth churches day. Twelve of her kindergarten friends were Smith; to Coach and Mrs. Charles Mathieu, a collected $182 for Unicef Sunday afternoon. present at a party at her home girl. Vicky Lynn, Oct. 18. The Chatsworth Plaindealer Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Propes were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bork. of t)nari;a. are the Homer Mat Adams, Sr., father of Robert proudly announces a parents of a son. Chadwuk Leslie, born (kt. Adams, Chatsworth, died at his home in Pon 22 M rs Bork is the form er Beth Cole of tiac. Oct. 14. He married Ethel Allen Dec. 31, Chatsworth 1902 in Mexico, Mo. NATIONAL Chatsworth .Ii \aisity remained Mrs. Dena Grosenbach, 72, died Sunday undefeated in their football .schedule with an evening in Fairbury hospital. She was born 14-8 win over I'n-Point Sept, 27, 1876 n Panola, daughter of William and Minnie Twiehaus. She married Christian Grosenbach Jan. 6. 1898. He died in 1940. ESSAY 20 Years ago As a result of warm dry weather, Oct 27, I960 harvesting of corn and soybeans has been Marine Pvt Kobert Co.stello of Chatsworth stepped up considerably in the area. completed recruit trainiiii; tk-t 11 at the CONTEST Marine Corps Becruit Depot. San Dicko, C alif. They may not be as cut| t)nce attain the CHS Bluebirds found out 40 Years ago Friday nu;ht that everyone plays his be.st Oct. 10, 1940 OPEN TO OUR auaiiLst the champions, as a determined Piper Sister Balhilda Cahill, 81, of Peoria, died in City team with a sivsk record battled right an ambulance on her way to St. Ixiuis, being Birds n down to the wire before tinally Ijeing defeated moved from Peoria. She was a sister of , t ; READERS. .. by the Bluebirds - '26-18 Margaret Cahill of Chatsworth. She had O u r F r e e d o m The contest is sponsored by an The varsity Bluebird vij ,Mi.ss .Mary Cannon of Bloomington and V ic taught since 1887 and was a teacher at the caiiM- Reddick ui two qu tor JoncN Ilf BIii'imriiMon son of Mr. and Mrs. Academy of Our l>ady Safesuards Your Freedom organization of state Newspaper night, bringing their .si-i| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A ilei' .Imc.>'ll ( li.'lMv ' ll' iM < : t / Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rosenboom gave a Association Managers (NAM), Tammy Bryant .scored 1(| Filth and Ash streets 22 charivari party for 45 friends and relatives at NatioMiil .N’<*u .s|)a|H*r W cck.O t folKT 12 IH the Illinois Press Association, and points in the firs! game, i Robert Hendrix, pastor Mrs Chc.stcr Driiiiiik binuijil ii. Iw.' >wci-t their home Friday evening. 15-1. Kelly l.ec was uut.stJ SUNDAY. Oct 9 potatoes, one was plump iL i pounds and tiK A miscellaneous shower was given Satur this newspaper in conjunction second game, adding II pf 9 a.m. Sunday school other one was IC inclu-s in diameter and 3f> in day afternoon for Miss Helen Fraher at the with observance of National effort; three of tho.se w»[ 10 a m Morning worship ches long, that grew in a horizontal fashion home of Miss Josephine Endres. Newspaper Week 1980. Birds won the second gaiii 7 p.m Cluster singspiration at First Bap after the first few inches The junior varsity Bi| tist. Fairbury Mrs. Margaret Opperman, 78, died Friday Albert Hodgson. 8 6 . residing .southwe.st of at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James In 1,000 Words Or Less. match of the season, bni| Chatsworth, died Uct. 2,'i. He was born at For- Shaughnessy. rural Piper City. Born Aug 26, 3-2. Ixising the first game ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH re.st in 1872 and m arried M artha Eig nus June 1862 near Chatsworth, she was married in 1884 Birds were only down fod Sixth and Walnut streets '25. 1907 in Oregon Chatsworth. III. to Charles Opperman, who died in 1930. Wilbert C. Burmeister. Pastor Chatsworth had its first killing frost of the Miss l>eora Benz of Melvin and Delmar l>ee season Ik t 20 of Strawn were maried Oct. 25 at the Con "A Free Press TH U R SD A Y. Oct 16 12:30 p.m. Loners meet at Soran's Cate. Jim M cG real. who.se llt li birthdate was gregational parsonage in Thawville. Piper City, Mrs. Katherine Neding. Hostess tk'l. 23, celebrated the occasion w ith a bow ling A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney JV B/ SUNDAY. Oct 19 party at the Forrest l,ane.s. followed by a Caughey, who reside northwest of Chatsworth. 8:45 a.m. Sunday school and Bible Classes wiener roast at the home of his sister and at the Pontiac hospital, last Thursday. MY Chatsworth’s JV grid 10:00 a m Worship service. Congrega brother-in-law, the Da\c Fryes'. (Juest.s in Chatsworth high dropped it's third football Safeguards tional Meeting lollowing worship service by Tri-Point Monday ni(i cluded nine of Jim 's boyfriends. game in a row as Fairbury nosed them out last 14-12 to the Chargers. TUESDAY. Oct 21 Jim Elliott had the misfortune of breaking 9:30 a.m. East Central Conlerence FT iday 6-0 in a heart breaker of a game. Despite the loss, coacll Pastors’ Meeting at Fairbury. III,. Ixith bones in his leg Monday in the fiMitball several factors he was| Prairieview visit game with Normal Uim crsiti high school during the course of the 7:30 p.m. Adult Intormation Class F r e e d o m " "I thought Tom Kaf WEDNESDAY, Oct 22 at quarterback,” Thor 11.15am Pastor speaks at Greenbrier 30 Years ago GUSTAFSON MOTORS RULES option play really well."| 4:00 p m 7th Grade Confirmation class Oct 19, 1950 We Buy U sed C a rs Tell us in viiui (ivw) udM.k. h.iscf) i>n your own i‘\ of 22 pass attempts for I 7:30 p.m flth Grade Confirmation class William Kemnetz. well known (iermam ille Complete Car Cleanup 7:30 p m Senior Choir pcrience yvh\- you tmlievi- tb.il ,i tree press is imfior the two Bluebird touchdo farmer, died Friday at his home He was 70 And Wax $25 THURSDAY, Oct 23 tjnt to your Irer'clom now .ind in (tie lulure NATIONAL PRIZES Freshman Ron Re| years of age. He was married to Elizatx-th Wash And Clean $10 touchdown passes, whichl 8.45 a.m. East Central Conlerence Neding in Charlotte township. Conlesi open to .ill e\i ep( lo i inployccv oi (bis Leadership Seminar at SI Paul's, Chatsworth. 68«-9296 second quarters of p | for all officers of the A L C. Women. Miss Shirley Hoelschei and James :iewsp.i(i.T ,ind their t.imilies couldn't capitalize onf HalK-rkorn were married (k t 18 m Pontiac Entries sh.ill he limilerl to I )(Kl worils .irirl nuisl h»' F i r s t attempts, which ultij CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH c learly written or ty()eiL difference between a Ic 12 N 7th St Chatsworth Entries i .innot hr- returned $ 1 0 0 0 P r i z e On the ground, Chatsd Melvin Meister, pastor ludgr-s del isiuns sh.ill he iin.ii SUNDAY, Oct 19 9:45 a m Bible school (all ages) Enlnr-s hr-i ome the property ol \ AM .iruJ i onlr-st,in|s 10:45 a.m. Worship. Sermon title Rigsby Pharmacy, Chatsworth, II. agrr-e that winning r ntries rn.iy he (luhlishr-r) with no $300 Second Prize "TreAsure in Earthern Vessels" W. A . Knocke, R. Ph. Ph. 635-3435 extra tompr-ns.ilion othr-r than pn/i- money 3:00 p.m. Service, Pavilion, Fairbury Winners will he- .innounr ed I t-lmi.iry 27 [<)H I Not ri 4:45 p.m Adult Christian Education. $200 Third Prize "E a g e r Beavers" for kids All entries must hr- rr-reiye-d hy Ihi-, iv-wsp.iper prior MyLanta 12 Oz. Reg. $2.23 n o w 7:30 p.m. ■ Family Bible Hour; Sermon title to Dr-cemher S 1‘)80 It com es sol "V icto ry in Jesus" W E D N E S D A Y . Oct 22 Oxy 10. 1 Oz. Reg. $3.79 NOW ^2^® 7:30 p.m. Prayer Fellowship and Bible study Lectric Shave Regular 3 Oz. Reg. $i..48 n o w 99« Illinois State P rizes Pre-R( Local Prize t If you are 55 or| THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Noxzema Fresh Lime Reg. $i.s5 n o w ^1®® $150 First Prize ment. Come to i Thurs., Oct. 16. 1980 $25 First Prize Page Six Visine A.C. 1 Oz. Reg. $3.69 n o w ®2®® $ 75 Second Prize Tuesday, for the winner among entries At the Chatsvyor Selected Wrapping Paper V 2 O F F submitted to this newspaper and $ 25 Third Prize Social Security which will go on to the State contest. Message Sponsd Ox- Daiy Discounts on over 150 Health and Beauty Aids, Film and Ffashbubs Wfe heatae: Gifts, American Greeting Cards, Cosmetic Fragrances, Rexall Vita- WINNfM tv THi TINTH: The mns. Office Supplies and Russell Stover Candies. Fairbury: Mrs. Floyd Estep Our prescription prices are competitive with Drugstores anywhere in Forrest: Alfred Tomlinson Central linois. Wa also fM Caterpillar and other prescription programs. Chatsworth: Belle Fortna Chatsworth Piaindeaier Chenoa: Leonard Clark Chatsworth - Phone 635-3010 Gibson City: George Riley The Drug Store, Inc. The Best Smal Town Drug Store In Central Hnoie Contest Deadline December 5 , 1 9 8 0 Bluebirds cage Chargers
TTie Varsity Bluebirds grid team brought though, evening the score at 8-8 on a pass in Clark kicked the point aitei louc/idown tor a their conference record to 2-2 Friday night as terception by junior Joe Weber, and a two- 21-8 Bluebird lead. they whipped past the Tri-Point chargers, 27-8, point conversion run by senior Mike Carrico. A spectacular leap and one-handed catch in a fast-paced homecoming match. Weber added a second touchdown with by Joe Weber on a 19-yai J pass from Feel) ad It wasn’t all roses, however, as the 11:21 to go in the second quarter on a 35-yard ded the final six points to Chatsworth's offen Chargers got out to an early 6-0 lead on an pass from junior quarterback Brian Feely to sive game with 7 45 left in the fourth quai lei 82-yard punt return by Carey Weisner. The bring the score to 14-8 in the Bird's favor. The Birds gained their only other w in of the two-point conversion left the score IW with Sophomore fullback Dave Koberts started season Friday, Oct. 3. in a forfeit by Unarga. 9:52 left to play in the first quarter. the second half scoring on an 18-yard run with The Bluebirds meet Milford at home this Fri The Birds quickly gained momentum. 6:37 left in the third quarter. Senior Dave day, Oct. 17.
1980 Jr, High Girl's Basketball
O pponent Place Date Time Pontiac Chatsworth (H.S ) Thurs , Oct. 23 6 p.m. Parkside (Normal) C hatsw orth (H.S.) Fri , Oct 31 6;lb p.m Bloomington C hatsw orth (J.H S.) Fri., Nov. 7 4.30 p m. Pontiac Pontiac Tues., Nov. 11 6 p.m. Kankakee Kennedy C hatsw orth (H S.) Fri., Nov. 14 6.30 p.m Chiddix (Normal) Chiddix Fri., Nov. 21 6;15 p.m DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Nov 24-26 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Dec 1 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Dec. 8 and 9 The Chatsworth Jr. High girls' basketball team begins its w inter playing sea so n on Friday, Feb 13, 1981 with a ince game against Gibson City. Winter season schedule will be published early next year AND IT’S IN TO THE END ZONE again for junior end Anderson make a last ditch attempt to catch the fleet- itre a m Joe Weber whiie Chargers Todd Webster and Keith footed Weber.
I, O ct. 19 , 9-12 III, Chatsworth W ildcats finish /tsG oo(ffbrm m tofopm Safieh fine 13-2 season
The top-seeded Chatsworth Wildcats match with Saunemin, losing the first game in t = n r r r = volleyball team lost the conference overtime, 17-15, after having been unable to On Our 41st Anniversary championship Monday night to second-seeded make the winning point in an earlier 14-10 Saunemin. edge. Dottie Culkin was high scorer in that We're having a ^ J- . 3 * * A Inces a Winning the semi-final match against Tri- game with five aces. Point in three games, the girls moved on to the According to coach Geoige Kosmach, the -.V & final match with a 13-1 season record. Their close loss took “the wind out of our sales." and J S m o k e & l e i lA L only loss had come Thursday, Oct. 9, in a prior the girls just couldn't put their game back bout with Tri-Point. together for the second game, losing to Semi-final match scores were 4-15, 15-12, Saunemin 15-10. “Judy Haberkom served up and 15-6 against Tri-Point. In the third game of five aces and kept us in the game in the early that match, Lynn Haberkom put the Wildcats stages," said Kosmach. out ahead 7-0 by scoring a series of quick “Our girls played very well." said points. Tri-Point came back to make the score Kosmach. "We weren’t outhustled. but we 7-6 before Sarah Weber served up five points, didn’t get any breaks. The other team played I giving Chatsworth the decisive edge, and later just a little bit better than we did " the match. The Wildcats finished the sea.son with a 13-2 But the Wildcats were frustrated in their record. They may not be as cute as the girls, but these cheerleaders have bounce. R Birds roll over.Reddick County extension plans for ‘Homemakers Harvest' jy an rhe varsity Bluebird volleyball team over- came nacK to win the next two games, 15-13 canK' Reddick in two quick games Tuesday and 15-10. High sexirers in the first game were At the regular October meeting of rolls will be .served in midmorning, and lunch iper night, bringing their sea.son record to 4-1. Renee Ijide and Janet Kapper with three Ijvingston County Homemakers at the at noon. lAM ), Tanmiy Bryant scored 10 of the 15 Bluebird jKmits each. Renee lade wa? also high scorer Extension office last Monday, the main order There will be booUis for the country .store, y and \ 4 points in the first game, which the Birds won. in the .second game, adding 8 points to the of business concerned preparation for the greenhoase, sewing and craft items. 15-1. Kelly l.ee was outstanding .scorer in the Bluebird effort. Mary Maxson was outstan activity day “Homemakers Harvest" to be Mrs. Ruth Heasen, exlen.sion :;vjvi.ser, Lotion second game, adding II points to the Bluebird ding .server in the third game with a 10-point .Nov. 21, at the First Ixitheran church in mentioned that the workshop f ir dra(H’i> kional effort; three of those were ace points The effort. Pontiac. making will be scheduled .simn. Birds won the second game of the match, 15-7. Demonstrations of food preparation and Mrs. Coralcc Utegg, president, conducted The junior var.sity Bird.s won their third The Bluebird volleyball teams meet crafts will be featured that day and coffee and the meeting. match of the season, bringing their record to Saunemin at home in the Howard Diller gym U • nOdTAk StAVICK nasium this Thursday, Oct. 16. The junior var STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 3-2. Ixising the first game to Keddii-k, 10-15, the lArgyrrJ bp tVV S C 7693/ sity games begin at 6:30 p.m. Birds were only down for a short time. They 1 T IT 4 .C o r r u S L I C A TlO»< LlC/TTfONNO ft OATS or riw
CMUKltMIt Mroai Of CMomoa •< The C)i.vtswortn M aindei le r n I...-'-1 k r A C Q u C N C v o r i c t u t lA MO or iksutk rudLiaHtola a m n u a l auMCfirdTiOM (A»Ivunl No.) ANMUACk* I AMICa ^ 1 (lecXly ^2 1 $10.00 ^ i.at ,I 'Ji, n il i s u llw M iii a m cmm a > nm ii m [ | L O C A T io M o r A M ow M o r r 1C ■ o r a u a l 1C ATiOM rf trvri. rtfy roM*»i> .M«ir 4A4 T.ir C o4 a z f.Voi 1 ^11 L. Locust, Chatsworth, Livingston County. Illinois 60021_ JV Birds edged out s 4. 0C ATiOM or T HI Ml Aooo AATc oA (.aNtAAL aokiNcaa o rricta o r t m i A u a c ia M t a « r.vor p'*Aur«i m u CM t< t>.< coaa:sSK)Nit Of tXMii MO lauST coaruMt a m luu a i oa'ne TH«utM0t 01 MUMS ’ • *.AMt S ASO COMr,.! M ADC)A( SVi S 04 A (t>l70A AMO MAMAGINO lOlTOA Chatsworth's JV grid team was edged out for il)0 yards, a statistic that also pleased M in t AUAcikMIA > by Tri-Point Monday night as the team last Thom.sen. C^**' .t aApo4t«0 li. Janes H. .hoho.’-ts, -i t }r v- .loarl, .-.airbury, l l . tlTJi'i 14-12 to the Chargers. U S T mw •’9\ COtrOA 4Uder*a. w Despite the loss, coach Bob Tlwmsen cited Defensively, Thomsen commended Dave o« yvi ocr<'xr iuOO< ("...... ‘i ..heryi Hendrix. ^ Ash. Chatsworth. U. several factors he was very pleased with Roberts. Phil Black. Tom Ung, Brett "yn Ill rk MANACIMO tniroA «nj CvOO't'f M'A* during the course of the game. Bayston. and Kris Carlock for their good k T ♦ j A N I A / ’ mt, J \ J • I > >w” >. jn ,/ j.iji. •. •fluir n, t Mf, J uAt/ jfi-- i’*ifrte Julrti thr
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FOLGERS C a k e M i x e s R e g . o r TIME C o f f e e NORTHERN Pudding Cake A ll G r in d s TO N a p k i n s 2 -L b . BAKE C a n LIBBY 140 C t. 69« RITZ NEW DUNCAN HINES P u m p k i n DELSEY 59‘ SAIDTOBETHEBIGi FOLGERS INSTANT u 0 2 . C r a c k e r s C o o k i e M i x nursery was in the com BATHROOM Fairbury area farms. C a n Chocoate Chip In this photo, it is get C o f f e e 16 O z . T i s s u e 39c E a c Double Chocolate farm east of Fairbury, B o x PUREX o r O a t m e a l tornado. 10 O z. $459 4 -R o ll 2 m > The two replacement 99« Stone property on U.S J a r 99^ 1 9 B l e a c h Hankes farm immediate »i were deemed to be too BIG TEX PINK Peanut Butter Mix or Match GRAPEFRUIT G a l. J u g o r S u g a r Dollar Sale! J u i c e 79« 46 O z. 89« USD S I L V E R C U P 69« DUNCAN HINES C o r n CENTRELLA HAMBURGER OR Cream Style or 'ch 8-16 O z Brownie M ix h o g CUCUMBER Whole Kernel B o ttle s Plus Oep. 23 O z. 19 by T. A. Hieronymous 16 O z. S l i c e s With $10.00 Extension Specialist Q t. More often than not thJ C a n O r d e r decline in ho^ prices fron| J a r 2/69C * • 1 $1.69 W ithout October-November period. [ KRAFT GRAPE this year"* Prices remainl 89« DUNCAN HINES September, dropping slighti ALL hundredweight from Augus| BROOKS CONCENTRATED J e l l y during the first week of CENTRELLA C H I L I H O T A n g e l F o o d current price of hc^s is $13 | 18 O z . early October a year ag D e t e r g e n t USDA's September report | B e a n s $ 1 0 9 we calculated an average 79‘ September-.November quarl 4 7 c E a c h L a r g e 10-L b . For that average price f 16 O z. 22 O z . B o x $399 require a very low prici weeks. The key question is [ C a n C a n 59< S W IS S M IS S DUNCAN HINES will dip down close the the 47‘ E a c h H O T C O C O A BLUEBERRY MUFFIN The main basis for our f| lower hog prices was the E G G C O - O P TIDE May pig crop. At a normal r | GRADE LARGE A M i x M i x the pig crop, hog slaua Reg. or M arshmallow September-.November periq ALLENS O r Ch D e t e r g e n t percent. The number of maj BLACKEYED , E g g s 89« 60 pounds and over on 12 O z. 29 percent higher than the yea| 1^. ^ V Dozen 49 O z B o x confirm estimates on siz^ P e a s $ 1 5 9 During September, the w| B o x federally inspected slau 16 O z. million, up 1.3 percent froil C a n In October last year, th| 39c E a c h average for federally insp MEAT DEPARTMENT 1.911 million, up 12.4 perceil The weekly rate during the| 4/‘1 .November of 1979 was 1. ^ f J( O r a a B U M B L E B E E to October. So far in 1980, tl| S I L V E R C UIP P USpA CHOICE confirm the ones for the HUNTS TOMATO LODA'S FIN EST expect increased market ______„ , T u n a next six weeks. B e e t s ♦ Bu m b u Bel G R A D E A Round Stoak Prices have been 16 O z. )WHIT( J u i c e rate of slaughter. As no price for early October is| C a n 6.5 O z . C h i c k e n s year ago. During Sep u , $ 4 89 4^‘1 C a n 95-4 cents, compared | 39c E a c h 59‘ September. 1979. Har “ 5 9 ^ RATH'S VERIBEST PABST BLUE RIBBON PACKAGE FROZEN ■ N - DAIRY RATH Feden L O IN E N D y« Pork Loin CHIFFON SOFT LIQUOR L i t e B e e r 6 Center 2 End Chops Roast OLD M ILW AUKEE 6-12 O z. O l e o speed 79 or COUNTRY STYLE C a n s 2-8 O z . L*> $ 1 4 9 B e e r T u b s 6 9 « The Illinois State Polil 12-P k . 12 O z. C a n s Ribs $ 1 3 9 enforcement efforts wif OSCAR M AYER funded program begli MOGAN DAVID R E D S T A R S N O C R O P ^ REGULAR Department of Law I James B. Zagel annou OSCAR M AYER $ 0 9 9 D r y Y e a s t F i v e - A l i v e implementation of a H o t D o g s Enforcement Program B a c o n . . wpplcnwnt regular; Mix or Match 3- P a c k 12 O z. troopers hired back at L b . pay. Federal highy Southern Comfort, 99 $ 1 7 9 administered by the Ill| Transportation have HIRAM W ALKER'S 39‘ 69« the cost of deploying W alkers Ten High, PEPPERMINT eaforcement patrols Qts.; or FLAVOR PACK W E S T P A C K OSCAR M AYER OSCAR M AYER State Police will determined to have an i Bicardi Rum , 750 S c h n a p p s of speeding O r a n g e French Fries Variety Pack Little Friars accordUng to Superlnti operate from October 1,| 12 O z . 5 -L b . 1981. The Increased i $ 0 9 9 « 1 3 9 12 O z . $ 1 8 9 L b . activity la eipected B a g $ 0 1 9 coropUanoe with the i 2/M 1“ 5 9 < limit. Federal guidelines require an average ofl Safety pointers make Halloween a treat Corcoran lists staff
US. OongreaBTian Tom Oorooran (R-Ottawa) coordinators Join other Corcoran ______Halloween night is for kids, and you should this week announced his county and already on bdard; Ruby ColUns, of A m tn , make a special point of keeping this in mind area coordinators for his congressional re- campaign chairman; WUliam F . Keck, Jr>i of wherever you drive tonight. The slight election campaign in the 15th District. These Sugar Grove, treasurer; and Nancy Lng^oa, inconvenience of slowing down or stopping is people throughout the district will be the key of KendaU county, campaign secretary. certainly worth the safety of our children. Corcoran volunteers on a county or area-wide The coordinators are; Dwight - lo b Remember, a child is unpredictable and may level. They will be in charge of the volunteer Klingler.; Pontiac • Judy OenMr dart into the street at any moment. programs including the yardsign efforts and Pairbury - Rosie Hoffman. the literature drops in the precincts. These Ford county - Val Hunt of Gibson Qty. The Illinois State Police would like to remind parents that white or light colored material should be used for your child's costume, another alternative is reflectorized SWORTH tape on arms, legs and backs of costumes. Captain Charles G. McCarthy, Commander, Illinois State Police, District Six, Pontiac, Illinois, reminds parents to protect their children by giving them a flashlight to carry; that flashlight becomes a caution flag to motorists as the child carries it near the streets.
Remind your children to cross only at intersections after looking both ways. Keep our children safe this Halloween, make the KE whole night a treat to remember and look forward to again next year. IC A N H I N E S SAID TO BE THE BIGGEST tree spade in the state, this monster from a Peoria M i x nursery was in the county last week to transplant a half-dozen trees on two Sale ends Saturday. Oct. I f . 1 N 0 Fairbury area farms. HOURS 3 0 % S a l e Ihip In this photo, it is getting ready to set one of two evergreens at the Rich Zehr 8 30 - 5:30 Daily k o la t e farm east of Fairbury, repiacing two that were destroyed by last summer's Open until 9 00 p m Custom Draperies tornado. Friday (Fabrics - lining - labor) The two replacements, about 15 to 10 feet tall, were moved from the Fairbury OF FAIRBURY Since 1868 Stone property on U.S. 24 west. From Zehr's, the machine moved to the Ray Beautiful Empress Satin - Hankes farm immediately north where it replanted several large trees which our most popular were deemed to be too close together as they reached maturity. Plan your Fall Wardrobe with antique satin. Choose te r Staff Photo from 52 colors to accent CRICKET LANE any decor. Give your Coordinates in 100% Visa Polyester or Acrylic/Poly windows that special Blend. Pull-on pant - pleated or belted skirt - blazer - "decorator" look - at shirt jac or vests. All the new fall colors and dyed to super sale price. Price match tops and blouses. Missy sizes 8/20. includes measuring and USD A forecasts HARVEST SPECIAL installation. Drapery rods and hardware IINES o g a s installation additional. Regular $11 Pull-oit Acrylic P ant ...... sa le Httfry * Offsr eMH hog price drop for 2 weeks only. Regular $16 V-Neck VelOUr T o p ...... Sale ^ 9 Propory lain M is ‘ Panne Stripe velour • S-M-L. Bctnknr 2f. by T. A. Hieronymous compared to 72 cents, and pork bellies were 54 Extension Specialist versus 39 cents. All other things remaining More often than not there is a seasonal equal, an increase of about 10 percent would Regular $23 and $25 decline in hog prices from August into the have been expected because of general October-.November period. Will that happen inflation. A little of the price strength stems New Recliners! this year? Prices remained strong during from lighter slaughter weights. In September, ROBES IINES September, dropping slightly le.ss than $1 per the average weight at slaughter was 239 Long fleece or pile fashions In an assortment of styles hundredweight from August, and held steady pouonds, compared to 241 pounds last year. and colors. Sizes S-M-L. Choose chairs from Flexsteel - % during the first week of October. At $4$, the Whether hog producers have kept marketings La Z Boy ■ Pontiac - five styles. New Harvest Safa Food current price of hogs is $13 136 percent i above current because they expected lower prices or covers In colors to coordinate with * early October a year ago. Based on the because of high fe ^ costs is unknown. But every decor. USDA’s September report onhogs and pigs, total pork production has not been reduced very much. we calculated an average hog price for the * 1 7 " - * 1 9 “ Septeniber-November quarter of about $41.50. ^ m e of the .strength in hog and pork prices Save20% io40% Off] For that average price to occur would may be the result of certain expectations, for our regular low price example, a widespread belief that hog prices require a very low price for the next six Classic, traditional roll arm styling, weeks. The key question is whether hog prices will rise rapidly during the winter and on into SAVE 20% with thick button-tufted attached IHINES will dip down close the the $40 level. next spring and summer. The June-August pig crop was down 9.5 percent. Intentions to Regular 59c to $18 pillow back and seat cushion • from R Y M U F F I N The main basis for our forecast of sharply farrow during the September-February period Flexsteel - pictured. lower hog prices was the size of the March- were also down sharply. These indications led Ail Jewelry May pig crop. At a normal ratio of slaughter to us to forecast hog prices of around $50 during Choose from earrings - necklaces - the pig crop, hog slaughter during the winter and spring and above $60 next summer. chains - bracelets - rings - and all boxed September-.November period should be up 2.5 On October 6, hog futures prices were $47.50 jewelry sets - New Crayola Lapel Pin. percent. The number of market hogs weighing per hundredweight for October delivery, Super Savings for Baby! I M pounds and over on September 1 was 3.7 $49.50 for december, $52.50 for April, and $^ percent higher than the year before, tending to for June, indicating the expectation of rising Hanrest tala » 1 4 * * Regular $12.50 and $13 - Coveralls and Jam psiiita...... Hanreat S ale^ 9 * * confirm estimates on size of the pig crop. hog prices. Regular $5.50 and $5.75 - Long Sloave Knit F oloa...... Harvost S a lo ^ 4 * * | During September, the weekly average for Such an expectation leads to inventory federally inspected slaughter was 1.721 building. At the end of August, frozen pork Regular $7 and $7.75 • S la c k s...... Harvest Sala^5**i million, up 1.3 percent from September, 1979. stocks totaled 219 million pounds, up 21 In October last year, the average weekly percent from the year before. 'This large stock 2 0 % O F F Regular $6.50 and $7 - Sleep ‘H’ Plays ...... Harvest ta lo ^ 4 * * ^ average for federally inspected slaughter was can be interpreted two ways: as an indication Selected Group 1.911 million, up 12.4 percent from September. of willingness to carry inventory, hence of Regular $3.99 • Recelvine Blankets - Crib S h eets...... Harvest S ala^ 2 * * § The weekly rate during the first three weeks of price strength; or as an already burdensome Women’s Connie .November of 1979 was 1.926 million, ju.st equal inventory going into a period of normal Regular $2.49 - Gowns and Kimonos...... Harvest Solo to October. So far in 1900, the slaughter figures seasonal accumulation, hence price weakness. and Hush Puppies Regular $1.19 Lap shoulder Under S h irts ...... Harvest S a l e 8 8 ^ ^ HCE confirm the ones for the pig crop. We should In the face of strong prices and expect increased marketing of hogs during the uncertainty, what is the bottom line ’ The next SIX weeks. hogs are probably out there. They will come to SHOES b Regular $2.19 Plastic Pants ...... Harvest ta le ^ 1 ** | Prices have been strong despite the high market and will put pressure on prices. A Eight styles of tie-ups and slip-ons Regular $5.99 - D iapers...... Hervaal S e le ^ 4 * * I S t e a k rate of slaughter. As noted, the average hog slightly smaller supply of pork last year in several fall colors. Sizes 5V!;-10. m price for early October is 36 percent above a reduced pork prices to $32. Allowing for N-M-W widths. year ago. During September, pork loins* were inflation, the equivalent would be $35.20 in Regular $29.99 to $34.99. $ 1 8 9 95-*^ cents, compared to 89 cents in 1980. Although such a low appears doubtful $12.49 Value September. 1979. Hams were M cents now, don't bet too much against it. Harvest Sals Wearever 10” Silverstone • 2 3 ” . * 2 7 ” Saute Pan ERIBEST 3-layer Silverstone interior, thick gauge, even-heating Federal program to up aluminum. k L o i n M en's and Boy’s 9 9 E n d C h o p s Harvest Sale M l speed control efforts Sw eatshirts $ 1 4 9 Cotton Blends in - assorted colors Sizes S-M-L-XL PLUS added bonus ■ for ONLY H e and The Illinois State Police will beef up speed motoring public to drive under 55 in 1980, with Regular $6.99 g C A A the purchase of the 10” saute pan - racahre enforcement efforts with a new f^ r a lly goals of 50% in 1981, 60% in 1982, and 70% by M am Crew n e c k ...... Hanreat Sale D l A Y E R a Wearever Sihrerstone I ” saute pan - funded program beginning this month. 1983. States not meeting those goals face the Regular $11 IttAk Department of Law Enforcement Director potential loss of federal road funds. Illinois a SS.H v a lu e . Y James B. Zagel announced this week the Department of transportation speed surveys MM’a Hooded ...... HarveatSalo O implementation of a Concentrated Speed show that drivers are presently complying at Regular $13.99 * ^ A A A Another Ace Best Buy Enforcement Program (CSEP) design^ to an overall rate higher than the 1961 federal klaii'a Laminated Hooded. Harvest tala I U ■Vpicnwnt regular poUoe patrols with off duty goals. "In order for us to continue meeting the Greensweeper Rake troopers hired back at their regular rate of guidelines, we have to increase our patrols. Regular $5.50 A * AA pay. Federal highway safety funds This program permits that without reducing Soys Craw n o c k ...... Harvest Sale 4 Light as a feather - tough - springy - no metal administered by the Illinois Department of our availability for other types of calls for parts to loosen or rust. Fortified Polypropylene Transportation have been allocated to cover services," Miller noted. the coat of deploying troopers for special The Illinois Department of Transportation Regular $21.95 $6.59 Value. eaforcemeiit patrols around the state. The wUl monitor the program and provide the Harvmt AYER State Police will concentrate on areas Federal Department of Transportation with Woven S alt determined to have an especially high number an evaluation at its conclusion. of speeding motorists. The Program, Captain Charles G. McCarthy, Bedspreads Fnars according to Superintendent R. J. Miller, will commander, Illinois State Police, District , Phone 6 1st quality • Woven Jacquards - operate from October 1,1980 through June SO, Pontiac, lists the following C .S.E.P . routes In 115-692-2316 1981. The increased vislbUlty and enforcement DUtrict 6: FringiKi • Machine washable - Lint Use your WeNon’s Chirge activity is eipected to Increase the public free • Pre-ahrunk • 100% Cotton. $ 9 1 9 Livingston county: 1-56, Rt. 119, and Rt. 47, P le n ty o f compliance with the national mandated speed McIiOan county: 1-86, 1-74, and Rt. 51; Full size only - Assorted colors. limit. Kankakee county: 1-57, Rt. 17, Rt. 50, and Rt. Free Parking Federal guidelines for speed compliance 1; Iroquois county: Rt. 49. Rt. 1, Rt. 34 and 2 off street lots require an average ot at least 40% of the 1-57, and Ford county: 1-57 and Rt. 9. DRAPERIES - Shop at home WE DO WALLPAPERING, 6 FAMRJES, Pri., Oct. 17, 8 FOR RENT -for appointment calJ anytime Shirley Meenen, S15«7-8$85; HELP WANTED a.m. • • pj)a.; Sat, Oct. 18, 8 -Lois’ Drapery, Chenoa. Pam Bort 815457-8115. a jn. - 2 p jn. Mn. Anioid i n , C O R N B E L T C L A S S I F I E D S Phone 8156454762 c04-12/tfn *l(Mn/l»-23 SUBfMER im - Swim T e w one mile weft of Fairbury R t SLEEPING ROOMB i '• Copch for GrhOey Swim M and ^ mile south. PHONE (815) 692-2366 BEFORE DEADLINE TUESDAY NOON | SEPTIC TANK pumpuig leach J.R. ELECTRIC. INC. Farm, Team. Begin late May through C1518/15I6 baths. Colonial Im, Forrant field installation Exco Inc., home and industry. Phone 815 August, 1881. Salaried Ph.ll58674B80. M - M M a (Aillom, 111 c65-15/tfn 692-2285, Fairbury. lU. position. Interested parties INFANT TO SIZE 8 clothiiig, c0522/tfn send resume to Mary Jane infant cantoat, playpen, 12X80 MOBILE home. UUUttM THE CORNBELT CLASSIFIED 2 STORY HOUSE. 4 bed 6 CU. FT. CHEST type Cotton, P.O. Box ITS, Gridley, maternity dothing, didies, furoiahed. CMl tlM IM M . rooms. For mformation phone SUPERMARKET freezer. White w/grain wood LOeXSMITHING SERVICE. IB. 61744 by Novembier 1. macrame, ceramic Jack-o- cO M lA fn 815692-3847 ask for Jose EXPERIENCED waU paper- AppMring WMkIy in top. One-year-old, $150 or best Keys made, locks re-keyed, C09-1B/1860 lanterns and much more. Oct. offer Ph. 8156356456. CKM6/11-06 utg for a reasonable rate. UNFURNISHED one and two TIm Falrtoury Bl«d* — Chartworth PlaIndMiar Sandy Mies, Fairbury Ph. locks repaired, emergency 17,14 pjn.; Oct. 18,9-11801 c09-25/tfn MALE AND FEMALE: bedroom, carpeted and air Cuilom ChroiiicIc-HMdIigni-Enquirer 815692-2253 - »KI6-12/tfn openings. Terry Adams, S. Webster, Fairbury. Becky Forrest, Ph. 815457-8330. Bartenders and waitresses, cooditiooed apartmenta ISSUES OF THURSDAY. OCT. 16, 1980 Sutton and friends. AFGHANS - Many sizes and WANTED c07-24/tfn part time and fuB time. Indian C1518/1518 w /A tm and refrigerator. Aa PAGE TWO colors: baby afghans. Dorothy KANE Electronic Center, TV low as $136 and |158. Equal Sales and Service. Ph. 815- Creek C.C. Ph. 8154926927. Barth, Minonk. Ph. 309-432- YOUR OLD living room and WILL DO BABYSITTING in C1509/10-16 6 FAMILY - Friday, Oct. 17, bousing opportunity. Ph. FtM anm a.SOO C«p 4m 34,000 Reeder* 2948. *09-25/10-16 689-2622, Cuilom. c05-24/tfn 8154853855. c0541/tfn LOCAL CASH RATES bedroom suites in trade on my home any hours. Ph. 815 8:30 - 4:30. New items. 514 N. 692-2691. c08-14/tfn WOMAN WANTED to live-in FMST WEEK IS word* S2.10; IS c eech eddlllonel word new ones. See us on carpet SHOEMAKER complete saw 4th, Chatsworth. cl518/1518 MILEAGE TAX BONDS are for child care and general 1 BEDROOM upataira apartr THEREAFTER tl.T S Min., 12c eech eddilkmal word prices before you buy. and sharpening service. You H m ) k* «ew W »»in »t iiii»»i». WMrtM <1 Ih* WM •< ortttKi wewi available through the Shafer- WILL DO alterations, (Hlara household duties. Excellent meat. Single or coiqAe. Haberkorn's, Chatsworth. Ph. dull them and I'll sharpen. 512 DEAOLME: Tueedey Moon BLIWO AOS $3 e»tr» Pearson Agency, 424 E. Belike, 113 W. Hickory. salary and benefits. Must be 5 FAMILIES: Porch sale, Oct. Reference and depoait 8156356481 c64/tfn E. Elm. Chatsworth. BILLINO CHARGE - 3Sc Locust. Chatsworth. Ph. Fairbury. Ph. 815692-3742. good with young children. 16 and 17,8-5; Oct. 18,8-3.306 required. Ph. 1154853831. (Rhere CleeeMied edvertiaemenl* are charged on Open Account a clO-25/tfn W. Maple, Faiibury. 8156356124. BUYING U S. silver coins, *09-25/1516 Prefer between 30 and c084M/tfn SSc bHNng charge la made, whlch-cover* all Intertlona ol that c0568/tfn C1518/1516 partlrMlar advertisement Count the word* and send cash or also sterling and gold. Call for VICKY'S Ikeauty Barn - in 55years^)ld. Private quarters RAIN SOFT of Forrest DOWNSTAIRS 2 Chech wHh order to save this charge. Numeral* In addresses or highest buv price. 8156926161. rear of house, 211 N. 5th St., available on 10 acre estate. ONIONS, red, yellow or complete water treatment ONE DAY ONLY, Friday, apartment in Fairbury with phone number are grouped as single word cl2-20/lfn Chatsworth. Ph. 8156356157. C:aB Mon.-Fri., 9 - 4; Ph. 815 CLA SBW E00tSFLA V ,(2col. Inchmin.) per inch $$.90 popcorn, 25< lb. Raymond system. Sales, Rental, 8444315. CKMI9/1516 Oct. 17, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. B a ^ atove and refrigerator. No Complete styling and ear items, children’s clothes, toirs, CARO OF THANKS (40 words) - 12.00 5c esch sddlllonsi word Rosenberger, Chatsworth. Ph. CARPET and linoleum cust Service. Bill Bennington, Ph. peU. Depoeit. Ph. 1154874358 piercing. Open Wednesday stainless steel bar sink and IISPORTANT 8156356029. *1062/10-23 omers to see our new lines. 8156574166. clO-16/tfn CAN’T WORK 9 to 5? SeB after2pjn. c0845/tfri through Saturday cOl-4/tfn lots of misc. Ill E. Chestnut, ANer an ad la ordarad It cannot be cancelled or changed before Phone 815-635-3239 for in-home Avon and work when you pubUcation without charga. Thara ara absolutaly no rotunda. No Fairbury. cl518/151C PROTECT your air showing and free estimate. 20 CUSTOM COMBINING - Two want. An opening in Fairbury DOWNTOWN atoie building at # # SlCBptkKIS. PIANO tuning and repair. conditioner investment and years experience. Courtesy combines. Will haul grain. 38” and Chatsworth. CaB 815432- 109 W. Locuat, Fairbury. REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE save fuel with a guaranteed Robert (Cummins, 1319 Glen- AvailaUe in two weeka. (Hall Check your advertlaemant upon tlrat Insertion snd please notily Carpet, Francis Schade, cornheads, 15’ and 13’ soybean 4661. clO-16/10-16 cover from Ellis Canvas, wood, Bloomington. Ph. 309- 8154953325 or 8952180. us M there It an error. Each ad Is caratully proolresd. but still an Chatsworth. c05-10/tfn 663-2702. c0967/tfn heads with floating bar. Call Fairbury, 111. Ph. 8 1 5 6 9 2 - 815832-4040 or 632-4683. cl5«6/tfri error can occur. H you notify us ths first day ol an arroc. wa ll LAB. TECH. CLA, MLT, or C A R P O O L S ,1, 3025 C1062/10-16 ASCP registry, full time, 40 repeal the ed without charga. Sorry, if wa art not noliliad at onca. CARPETS AND rugs to be SEPTIC tank cleaning, phone C1009/1060 hour week with work schedule LARGE one room efficiency the reoponaiblllty It yourt. shampooed. Reasonable. 309665-7101. Jack Skaggs READERS may advertise OFFICE HOURS OSHKOSH boot jeans, the TUXEDO rental service. See to include every other furnished. Laundry room. No Dave Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 815- Plumbing & Heating, Lexing free in this classification. • t.m . to $ p.m. Monday through Friday working man’s favorite, are the largest selection in the weekend. Comprehensive pets. Deposit and references. 692-2282. c325/tfn ton. c7-20/tfn nc07-19/tfn Saturdays 8 s.m to noon in Fsirbury only available at Huber’s in area at Huber’s in Fairbury. employee benefits includes Ph. 81548538M. tot W. Locust Straet. Fsirbury Talaphons(8l 5) 692-2366 Fairbury. clO-09/1060 cl(M»/1060 premium pay for weekends. *1(MN/1516 432 E. Locust Chatsvrorlh Talaphona (815) 635-3010 BARN and pasture needed for TREE TRIMMING, topping, WANTED TO SHARE ride to Apply in person, St. James • 11315 East Krack, Forrest Telephone (815) 657-8462 10 sheep within two mile or removal, also stump re Pontiac. Working hours are DIGGING OUT A S l GRASS AND LEAF bags; WOULD LUCE to babysit in Hospital, Personnel Dept., 610 OLDER 3 bettaeom home, 2 127 W. Hack Street Cuilom Telephona (815) 669-2654 radius of Ashkum. Ph. 815- moval. Free estimates, 7:30 to 4. CaB Fairbury deep, the state's largef wood, coal and kerosene my home for one child. Full E. Water St., Pontiac, E.O.E. story, 1 bath. Good area, $4 W. Peoria. Piper City Telephone (B15) 686-2550 694-2818. *09-25/10-16 insured. Perry Price, Onarga, 8156952043. nc0512/tfn another tree in this s( heating stoves; we also have time only. Lori Hetherington, clO-16/10-16 D ep^t and referencea. east of Fairbury last' WOMAN'S wool coat, camel kerosene; axes and wood 815-268-7612. c06-14/tfn Annual lease. Phone 815485 FUEL OIL & DIESEL Fairbury. Ph. 815492-2530. NEED RIDE or riders in A large Hickory ti{ CARS color, size 10. Never worn. splitting tools, drill bit sets, cl049/tfn NEEDED immediately! 3880. *1(M)8/1518 customers, no allocation INSULATE TODAY. Save on Fairbury, Forrest and Chenoa June’s tornado. Original price J175. Ph. 81S- $6.70; 7 inch saw blade, $2.25; (Hooks, waitresses. Good pay problems. Walker Coal & Oil, heating and cooling cost. (Hall area to Bloomington. Work 692-3887. ‘lO-lC/lO-ie 6 inch channel locks, $10.95; WANT INFANT to care for in APT. IN FAIRBURY. Large 2 1973 PLYMOUTH Satellite Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2631. Honegger Insulation. For free and good surroundings. Apply hours 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Black & Decker bench top my hwne. Licensed and P.O. Box 317, c/o Chronicle, bedroom unfurnished, first Must sell! 318 engine, power cl(M)2/12-25 estimate call collect 815-657- flexible. Monday thru Friday. workmates, $46.80; Box end experienced. Ph. 8156926868. CuBom, IL 60929. floor. (Hirpeted, screened steering, air. Take over F U R N IT U R E 8512 or 844-6525. c07-19/tfn Ph. 8154574730 after 5. socket wrench sets - standard C1049/10-16 clO-16/10-16 patio, partial carpeting. payments to qualified buyer. BUYING SCRAP IRON, nc0525/1516 & APPLIANCES and metric. Dennewitz Bros., Reference and deposit. Phone Dave at 815686-2258 copper, brass, aluminum WIUJAMSON Cooling-Heat Chatsworth. Ph. 8156356316. PIANO TUNING. Write Hap Available Nov. 1, 1980. CaU c t c09-25/tfn cans, auto batteries $3.50. ing. Call for free estimate, no RIDERS and/or drivers to clO-09/1060 DeFries for apppointment. 303 GARAGE SALES 815-8853865. If no answer caU 1 LARGE BROWN over- Fairbury Scrap Metal, Ph. obligation, 8156926113, Bloofnington 8 a.m. - 4:30 S. 8th, Fairbury, IB. 61739. 6826548 after 5 p.m. stuffed chair: 3 chests of four 815692-2631. cl062/ll-27 Gender Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fair p.m., Monday thru Friday in drawers: 1 triple mirror BANTY chickens, mallard cl(M)9/tfn TWO FAMILY garage sale, c]549/tfh TRAILER in Piper (Hityl ducks, grey guinea hens. Ph. bury, 111. c82/tfn area of lAA. CaB Betty Schlipf MOTORCYCLES. vanity with stool; 1 - 38-year- CUSTOMERS for Chatsworth Oct. 17-18, 9 to 6 p.m. 815492-2273, after 6 p.m. 8154356543. cl0-| 309-377-3701. clO-16/tfn BABYSITTING wanted. TWO STORY modem country old cabinet radio. Call after 6 United Methodist Women’s IMPRINTED napkins for that (HhBdren’s clothing to size 7, nclO-02/tfn BICYCLES. ETC. Licensed. Ph. 815692-2530. home 10 minutes from area p.m. Ph. 815-635-3710. All in Bazaar at new church. Sat., special occasion or a great some adult clothing; APARTMENTS in FaiJ good condition. Will sell JUNQUE SHOP. anUques, (Xrt. 25, 8.30 a.m. - 7 p.m. clO-16/tfn household goods, many towns, $200 plus security and Forrest. Deposit [ KAWASAKI KS125 motor collectibles and curios. Lay-a- hostess gift. Beil, Book & Can SHARE A RIDE to I.S.U. on deposit and reference. (HaU reasonable. cl(W)9/ll-06 Regular bazaar booths, also dle, Merle Norman Cosmetics, bargains, 408412 So. Green Monday evenings. Leave reference required. cycle. 1275. Ph. 30M77-3211. way for CTiristmas. Open 11-5, BOBBI’S POODLE SHOP, 11 days 8154451188; evenings coffee hour. Noon lunch and 204 E. I/Ocust, Fairbury. St., Piper City. *1516/10-16 Forrest 4:30 p.m. Ph. Forrest Housing Opportunity. c09-25/tfn SIGNATURE refrigerator- Tuesday, Thursday and supper. Creamed chicken and years of T.L.C. eiqterience; no 8154354658. clO-16/1523 6574248. cIO-16 Saturday, 304 S. 4th, Fairbury. c33/tfn 8156574161 after 4:30 p.m. 0 • freezer side-by-side. Clopper- biscuits added to buffet tranquilizers, aU smaU breeds OCT. 17, 524 So. 4th Street, ncl502/tfn tone. Excellent condition. Best *10-16/11-06 selection at evening meal. done reasonably. Poodle Fairbury. 8 a.m. to 7. Lots of HOUSE in Chatsworth. Ph. FURNISHED effiij FARM EQUIPMENT BIXICK, brick concrete work. puppies available. Also caU 8154354543. clO-18/tfn offer Ph. 815«5-3512. *10-16/10-16 Murphy & Mills Construction, winter clothing, records, apartment, ground MAPLE SHADE trees, 4 to 7 evenings. ThawviUe 217-387- ETC. cllM)9/lfn (Hhatsworth, 815-6356740 or dishes, books and misc. Fairbury. Heat and ft. tall, $5 - $7 apiece. Paul 2397. C1516/10-16 WM. MASTERS INC. Sl^EPING ROOM by Nov. 1 6353329. c0563/tfn Dorothy Householder and included. No nets. Slagel, Fairbury. Ph. 815- friends. Electrical CanWaetor (X)RNHEAD #744 Internation WESTINGHOUSE gas clothes (intact Bill Roth, 100 E. REOHMIX 685a^iMr9^{fr. 6926406. cIO-16/10-23 MOBILE HOME SERVICE, al 4-row. Very good condition. dryer, heavy duty, white, $50. Calhoun, Fairbury. Last SYLVANIA TV's stereos, •1516/1516 Cofnmarc lal-RaaWaiillal cK repairs, remodeling. Ph. 815 Ph. 815692-2611. nc0»-n/tfn Ph. 815692-3257 after 4 p.m. apartment in basement. C.B.’s, monitors and accessor Agricultural •10-16/10-16 HONEY - liquid, not heated, *10-16/10-16 692-4490. *10-16/11-06 ONE BEDROOM unfu ies. We service what we sell LARGE GROUP sale: Thurs., Haaling-AIr Condllloning raw. Prime quality. $1 per lb. apartment in Fairbury. UTILITY TRACTOR 35 to 40 Elsie Evelsizer, Forrest. Ph. and most others as well. Drew Oct. 16,3:30-6; Fri.,Oct. 17,9 STATS APPROVeO PLANT KELVINATOR refrigerator. (KX)D STEWARD, 200 acres 24N 0W ...„ l*r ScUvery wUUa a to b Uc in. Washer and drycj H.P., one Ford, one Oliver, T.V. Sales & Service, 815692- NOTICE - 3. Kent Ryan, North First St., Runs good. |35. Raymond 8156576198. cl(M6/tfn close to town. C!aU after 3 p.m. raShMcaU: 0 0 street parking; no both good condition. One flat 3208. cll-16/tfn Fairbury. Clothing, infant XKCenaiM—ma top trailer, 8x16 with winch. Rosenberger, Chatsworth. Ph. Mrs. Francis C. Schade, Fraa Etilin ata* No ObMgalion PETBtS CONCRETE children. Lease, de 815635-3029. *10-16/10-16 ADULT WALKER with seat; I WILL PLOW gardens. Piper through adult; toys, games, Ford 4,000 w/loader. Ph. 815- Janfra Farm, Ph. 815-635-3792, RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith a ty , 815686-2451. 107N.Caota, PRODUCTS references required.] Craftsman 100 ft. steel tape, misceBaneous, antiques and Forraat, IH. 0 S 7 -S 1 4 3 M»^r*OMawa, II. 8154952060 or 6952 686-2451. clO-16/tfn CTiatsworth. clO-16/10-23 - Any brand serviced. Ph. 815 cl516/tfn coBectibles. *1516/1516 both like new. Phone 815-686- weekends and after 6:^ 9297. *10-16/10-16 686-9225, if no answer, 686- MOBILE HOMES 9246. c9-29/tfn FAIRVIEW HAVEN Home for daUy. cl SERVICES INFANT THROUGH ADULT Central Vac RECREATIONAL Aged, N. 4th St., Fairbury, clothing, bike, tiUer, antique 1966 PARKMOBIl-E, 12x60, MAURICE KOEHL, Plumb Benefit Day 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. International EQUIPMENT. ETC. bottles, toys and misc. Der new furnace, new carpeting, DE(X)RATED cakes for all ing. New - remcxlel - repair. Saturday, Oct. 18. ()uilts, and Mack, 401 E. Elm, 2 0 % Buitt-ifl centra) air, $5,500. Located in occasions, including Sesame Free estimates. Phone 815692- luncheon, crafts, bake sale, Fairbury. 84 Thursday and REAL ESTATE (Tiaracters. Will debver. Ph. DISCOUNT Chenoa. Ph 309-266-9580. 3213 c06-12/tfn greenery, country store. Friday; 512 Saturday. VACUUM 1970 - 340 SKIDOO Runs good. 8156846327. c9-14/Un On All 0 R etired t clO-16/1060 *10-16/]«-16 *1518/1518 Ph. 8156356512. cKM)9/tfn 3 OR 4 BEDR(X)M, 2-story SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., In-Stock Units SYSTEMS house, I*-) baths. Large corner KILGUS Enterprises, R.R. 1, Chenoa. Blown cellulose, Livingston (Hounty FO R SA L E lot. Extras, good condition, Fairbury, limestone spread spray-on cellulose, Rapco FREE WINCO f(K you home, hold their faU lunctj $19,995. Walsh Realty. Ph. 815- ing, excavation, trucking dirt foam, free estimates. (Hall 815 SEPTIC TANKS .. .with lifetime members at the Fir LAWN & GAROEN MISCELLANEOUS 567-2724 or 567-2611. and rock, stump removal. 9457030 or 8159454762. ConatltiUps Generators Pontiac, Oct. 20 at 11: CANNA lUXJTS. Ph. 815 Cud) Baum The program wi| EQUIPMENT c0761/tfn Days, 815-692-2589; evenings c0501/tfn 6953708. C1516/10-16 Electric Power warranty. SEE MY line of records, books 6926956. cll-30/tfn PutangSkicb Plants SO LO , SERVICED demonstration by Mr and Bibles. Small Appliance farm Tit Members are to HOUSE BY OWNER; 2 story, !U'E( IALPKI« t; Tractor Driven PTO a INSTALLED BY: SUGHTLY used 10 HP Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, 3 bedrooms, lik bath, SIGN painting, truck letter UN T H t FAHM TILK collections. Fairbury. cOl-12/tfn fireplace, new furnace ing, windows, buildings, gold FOn PROMPT DELIVERY JR Electric JR ELECTRIC Gambles riding mower. 34" Kafar TWng t D i t c h in g CALL; cut w/grass catcher. Gambles w/central air, new roof, 2 car leaf and magnetic signs. Don Inc. INC. VAN’S SALES & Service F a irb u ry PETERS CONCRETE 0 in Fairbury. Ph. 815692-2222 garage, corner lot, backyard Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. F a irb u ry , III. Ph. §15-582-2285 small engine repair, PRODUCTS c09-18/tfn privacy. J. Vaughan, 815692- cl^2a/tfn SEWERS S15-592-22tS F a irb u ry , II. McCulloch, Echo and Stihl 3714. c0964/tfn SU m an Installation ft Repairs chain saws, chains made up (CUSTOM MADE antique re E d Field Tiling Laser Equipped CLOTHING. SHOES. and sharpened: log splitter for productions and refinishing. rent; stand-by generators. FAIRBURY: Gose to high (Custom made furniture. Water Lines ETC. Phone 815-6356579. school. Landscaped corner lot Marty Travis, 815692-2890 25 Years Experience Free Estimates cOS-21/tfn Money Market with 2 bedroom furnished after 5 p.m. c03-2/tfn Call 815-692-3641 or 815-692-3097 GENTLEMEN prefer Hanes mobile. Spotless. Ideal for Hose - at Bell, Book and ELECTROLUX Sales & Ser young couple or retired FOR THAT special shower, (handle. Merle Norman vice. David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th person. A bargain at $21,500. rent a beautiful umbrella from Cosmetics, Fairbury. Street, Fairbury.Phone 815- Hurry. Haerr Real Estate, Ph. Belle, Book and (^ndle. Merle Certificate c0^22/tfn 692-2282. cOl-17/tfn 815692-3245. Norman (Cosmetics, Fairbury. In s u m m m c02-22/tfn ( 2 6 W e e k s ) BOOT SHOP now open on LIFETIME guaranteed muff NEW 3 BEDROOM ranch Main Street in old drug store, lers. Air conditioning service, C-M Insulation. Blown Comer style house with A/C and Chatsworth. Men’s steel toe tune-ups, brake jobs, custom attached garage. Two cellulose. Sidewall and attic. by RICHARD A. PEARSON work shoes, casual boots and made exhaust systems. bedroom bungalow with Experienced. Call now for free ladies shoes. Everything at Williams Mobil Service, Rt. 24 carport. Three4‘'our bedroom estimate. Phone collect Craig 1 1 . 5 3 1 % discount prices! All ^ genuine East, Fairbury. Phone 815- house. Phone Forrest, 815- Rudin 815635-3494 or Marvin PROTECTING YOUR leather. Open 9 to 5 - Tuesday 892-2832 or 692-3598. 6576668. cl(MI2/10-23 Wenger, 8156926100. HOME OFFICE through Saturday. *10-16/10-16 . c06-28/Un c05-15/tfn CURRENT RATE On* of th* coaarag* of paraonal growing *conomlc ph*nom- proparty. In thi* connaetton, Rat* availabla ^ 1 INCREDJ6LE! •non* today is th* bualnaas whar* kws of paraonal O ct. 15 • Oct. 32 P R A t B X S or olfic* sltuatad In th* proparty (othar than hom*. This praaanla a achadulad valuabi**) la • ragn Hitsrsst • Short Tonii IlmHad to SO% of th* You can have XNDU8TRXS8«;£ locoxTST particular sat of circum- 7AIRBUBV II lITjg •lanco* whan applying for a daratHng Inauranc* - thia • No Purchase Cost •IIOJNIOiiiiMiiium a comolete (arrow- *atw# should ba Irtcrasaad to ing-nursery system (or homaownart Inturanc* ProfrHHiunaliy Denifined . . . policy. •OS. 26Weel(MMurity only S33.B9S from United Anri This axtra pretoetten without Ih l V Moat homaownart Intur* *BasMl on an investment for e full year at the same rate. This is an Sorvkos. The 33'f"x42' controlled thair dwafllnga for raaktantlal raally makas a lol of sansa. If About thcl environment structure includes 4' pit, Kitchens'BathB-Cabinetry purpoaa* aiclualvaty. But your INtWhood Is wrappad up annual rata and subfact to chango at maturity. Podoral rogulatioiW this atandard poNcy adll not In soma araa of your homo. It prohibit tbo compounding of intorost during tba form of ttio doooslt. o So (hop slatted floor, farrowing cratos, feeclors, should ba protoclad from do aihon th* hom* I* alao ataalUl IrtirttI aSMitT n riaeirto Hr Mrty «wa»ar«aal •! uvtaa* c*rtHK«lM. ever, porkl watorors, and fencing. For S33,t9S you get BACKED BY THE FINEST uaad for buatn***. Whan tht* total facilities for U sows plus nursery condition atlato, addod Tbit information hat and the new exclusive United 10-year CCSTOM BUILT WOOD CABINETS. profactlon In th* form of an been brought to you m a First State B ank I warranty. Must be witMn SO miles of a UAS andoraamanl to Ift* poNcy ftM k w en tee by S H A F ^ A Ki[I const, confer. Call 1-M0-322-3290, toll free. Contact our Desif^ners- ahouM b* uilMzad. H PEARSON AGBMCV, INC, aclinoarladg** - and coaara - 424 E . Locust, Chatsurartfc. SI KMC [ L iv in I tha addHtonal HabWty, and o f F o r r e s t UniTT *[) AfiHI SOfW lCOS JIM TIPTON or GARY NORRIS PbsM: «353i24. Yaur aue- KANK that aquipmani and tupplla* atap autwer to complete in- ’ -V • .. . connactod aMi tlw busInMa Ph. 81.'y^92-2642 or oMcelf McluM In th* Buraoce pratectisu. Forrest, Illinois PrO( e • OR RENT
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* one and two cupeted and air TAKE CARE DRYING HlGH-MOlSTURE The University of Illinois Gioperalive Anyone desiring additional InfomnatkiP oa apartmenta CORN Extension Service is offering a conservatlc.i the establiahment of wildlife area* MmuM I and refrigerator. Aa Farmers who are harvesting com at high- tillage seminar Dec. 17, at Ijevis Faculty contact the Livingston county Extenatnn office list and |1M. Equal moisture levels to get the crop out of the field Center, Urbana. The workshop will run all or the Soil Conservation SeiW e office. opportunity. Fli. before it lodges may need to take extra care day. cOMl/tfn when they dry the grain. The U. of I. CooperaUve Extension Service Some high-moisture com may be more IS offering the workshop in cuoperation with 1981 NURSERY APPUCA'nON FORMI >M upataira apartp difficult to dry well because it's more the Illinois Environmenta' Protection Agency, AVAILABLE I Single or couple, susceptible to breakage and heat damage. If, the Illinois DeparUneiit of Agriculture, the The 1981 Illinois Tree Nuraery price lift aad and d e p ^ t after drying their corn, farmers notice kernel Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation application forms are now available at the Ph. nS«M BSl. darkening or excess breakage during Service, the Soil Conservation Service, local Uvingston county Extension office. c0»4>t/tfn handling, a lower drying temperature should Soil ani Water Conservation districts Trees are available from either of two alata help reduce the problems. (SWCDs and the Adams County SWCD. nurseries operated by the Division of 'AIRS 2 bedroom In a high-speed dryer, lower temperatures The Aiorkshop is one of 10 regional Forestry, Department of Coneervatioii, at it in Fairbury with will mean a little slower drying, and it won't workshojjs being held throughout the state Jonesboro and Topeka. Trees are shipped only refrigerator. No help efficiency any. But corn quality usually is during December. For more information, during the spring planting season. Ph. I1M6743M more important. contr.ct Mc.Namara at 844-3622. The seedlings sold by the nurseries are k.m. cOMSAfn Producers who use batch-in-bin drying, available for the production of forest products. another high-speed process, can use a stirring Giristmas trees, wildlife cover, shelterfaelts, )WN atore building at and the control of soil erosion. Use of this f • device to increase air flow so they can dry DON’T BURN FENCES A.ND DITCHROWS Locuat, Fairbury. com faster. That will help them keep up with material for ornamental or landscape lie in two weeks. Gall Harvest is nearing completion and Ullage is the harvest. in full swing. The weather is cooling and purposes is prohibited. These trees cannot be Ior602-2W). Farmers who are drying high-moisture r e s ^ with the roots attached. cKMW/tfn anhydrous application will soon be in full corn with a low-temperature bin drying swing. There also appears to be time to do The nursery stock is packaged by spedes in system must handle the grain carefully to bundles of approximately 250 tre a . One one room efficiency some cleanup work around the farm for which keep it from spoiling. there wasn't Ume during the year. Don't bum bundle is the minimum order that wiU be Laundry room. No processed. Larger orders should be made in “Use caution, especially if you're used to fence rows and ditches. dt and references. multiples of 250. Special use padwts are just filling those bins up with 22 percent Every farm is a community of living things available in smaller sizes. moisture com every year and getting the support^ by the soil. In this community are Stock can be purchased through March 19, grain dry. Give some thought to keeping the the plants and animals that cenvert nutrients, DIGGING OUT A STUMP and a plug of earth six feet The six hydraulic spades sliced into the ground, depth of high-moisture grain more shallow. 1981; however, the availability of some apedea 3 bedroom home, 2 moistures, and sunshine into food and fiber for deep, the state's largest tree spade gels ready to replant cutting off the extended roots, (one of them 18 inches in A rule of thumb is that for each two points man’s support and into trees, grass, flowers, is limited. Landowners should place orders 1 bath. Good area, early. another tree In this spot at the Ray Hankes farm north diameter) and moved the plug to where it would ultimately of extra moisture the com contains, farmers and wildlife for his enjoyment. It is a It and references, llie seedlings can be picked up directly east of Fairbury last Wednesday morning. fill the hole left by the last of four trees that were to be should double the airflow in order to dry the successful community only if the living things lease. Phone Sl»4a^ from the nurseries or orders will be delivered A large Hickory tree here was demolished in last moved. grain safely. “One way to double the air flow in it are working for the benefit of the whole 'UHM/IO-IC by the United Parcel Service. June’s tornado. Staff Photo per bushel," he adds, "is to put only half as community. much com in the bin at a time, adding more Uvingston county fanners wishing to clean A complete order blank and remittance I FAIRBURY. Large 2 when the first fill is nearly dry. must be sent to the State Forestry office at unfurnished, first up their farms so they are ready for work next Producers also can use combination drying spring shouldn’t go too far in cleaning up the Springfield. A map, outlining the 21 dialrida tai Carpeted, screened to handle high moisture corn. the state is printed on the reverse side of each partial carpeting, fence rows and ditch banks. The once popular Police aim to reduce Use a high-speed dryer to take the com habit of burning for weed coidrol is ineff^ve. order blank with the names of the dietriCt and deposit, down to 20 or ^ percent moisture. Then go foresters. (ble Nov. 1, 1«0. CaU c • and destroys valuable nesting places for ahead and fill a low temperature drying bin wildlife and beneficial insects. Once these For additional information, contact the I. If no answer call Classified accidents, injuries with the partially dried com as fast as desired. Uvingston county Elxtension oiffice at 222V5 I after 5 p.m. nesting sites are destroyed, wildlife are often Moving the grain from high-speed dryers to left to fend for themselves behind the clodsln West Madison street in Pontiac. cllM)B/tfn 844-3622 for more information. TRAILER in Piper Qty. Ph. the low-temperatures drying bins also gives plowed ground. A clod of soil in the middle of a ciO-I6/tfn LOST The Illinois State Police is again the fanners an opportunity to screen the com field when it's 10 below zero with a 24 mph >RY modem country conducting a Concentrated Traffic to remove fine material. Using a rotary screen 10 minutes from area Help US wind is nothing more than an iceberg. In APARTMENTS in Fairbury LOST OR STRAYED 8-month- Enforcement Program (CTEP) which began to remove the fme material is important addition, unprotected ditches fill in with TAKE BREAKS AND STAY SAFE 1200 plus security and Forrest. Deposit and September. Our objective is to reduce because that material reduces air flow and In farming, a coffee break can save your It and r^erence. Call old black and white kitten with valuable soil rapidly. reference required. Equal blue collar in the vicinity of hdp. vehicular accidents and the injuries and slows drying, which increases the energy used Uvingston county was once known for its life. S1M4X-118S; evenings Housing Opportunity. Ph. 813- deaths they create. The six month program in the drying process. Fine material spoils The peak times for fatigue and aeddenta clO-16/10-23 5th and Maple streets in population of wildlife. It can once again 9 • 857-8248. cIO-16/10-23 Fairbury. Child’s pet. Phone So no (Sept. - Dec. 1980; May - June, 1981) is devoted faster. There’s simply more risk when the become a nesting ground for desirable wildlife are 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 to 4:00 pjn. 815-892-2529 anytime. to patrols during high accident days of the grain contains fine material. such as pheasants, rabbits, and quail if Somewhere during these periods, he says in Chatsworth. Ph. FURNISHED efficiency nclO-16/tfn week and times of these days as suggested by Poorly pollinated com may contain more farmers should take a break to relax and take clO-ll/ttn wildlife borders are left along fence rows and apartment, ground floor, one’s accident patterns. pieces of com cob after harvesting than usual, along ditch banks. Hiese borders don’t have to be on nourishment. Fairbury. Heat and water With money from a Federal Grant, but he says that pieces of cob create more of a fancy nor do they have to be of any special Somebody—either child, spouse or hired included. No pets. Ph. 815: obtained by the Division of Traffic Safety, nuisance than a problem in drying and hand—should be assigned the duty of maldiig , a vt»i > > «M T tt l^ o u t type. A good stand of brome grass, for REOHMIX 69^^ ^ I Department of Transportation, Troopers are storage. example, will provide both food and protection sure breaks are taken and refresfamnita clO-I5/tfn paid at straight salary rates for working their All “problem” corn can be more difficult to provided. During the hectic harvest season, TRAVEL for nesting animals. Even weeds provide some in the days off. store safely. There will be a lot of variation in protection and food. the temptation is to keep on working. ONE BEDROOM unfurnished During the month of Sept. 1980, 42 Troopers this year’s harvested com crop. Stored com Farmers with an interest in developing Do not pack a lunch and thermos for the rSTU APPaOVED PLANT apartment in Fairbury. Gose- ROSE BOWl. 1981 - complete from District Six worked M2 manhours on the will certainly bear watching. populations of wildlife on their farm may even farmer to take along because he may decide to acU««r> •UklB • M aUt in. Washer and dryer, off tour package including tickets c(dd. Most bins will need aeration and regular wish to establish wildlife borders which just eat and work, without stopping for a ic a U : street parking; no pets or for parade and game. Book CTEP Program, making 736 contacts, 552 inspection-the same precautions required in a break. IPETBQ CONCRETE the contain shrubs and conifers which would have children. Lease, deposit and early. Adventure Tours & were arrests, and 84 written warnings, normal year. And it might be smart to get the windreak effect for the farmstead or easily “It wouldn’t make good sense to go into the PRODUCTS references required. Ph. Travel, Inc. Pontiac, Ph. g o o d resulting in 1.33 contacts per hour. com just a little drier this year than y Ou rc field with an empty fuel tank, so it doesn’t MMtweNmwi. H. erodable soils. 815a9^^060 or 69^2Z73 on 815A42-1133. Park free on the n e ig h b o r. Captain Charles G. McCarthy, District Six used to doing. Wildlife of all types is essential to the make good sense to go into the field without weekends and after 6:30 p.m. Downtowner Motel lot next +TW AiNark— Cfcat Commander, has pointed out the high accident complete development of the farm. Bees are your body properly fueled. The only two ways daily. clB-lk/tfn door. areas in District Six as follows. WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON GREAT necessary for pollination. Earthworm colonies to combat f a t i ^ are rest and proper diet” Central Vuc c08-26/tfn Uvingston county: 1-55 District IJne North TERRAIN ROBBERY’ are necessary to keep the soil well tunnelled Not only will breaks reduce the risk of International Rt. 23. Soil Erosion has been called “the great for moisture migration. Birds and owls control injury, in the long run, you’ll be more efficient, Bliiit-in McIiCan county: 1-55 South Split to terrain robbery." It is stealing the insect and rodent populations as well as he adds. 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makes some kind r-t a c-azy sound." After a day of showing Shooter cages of lions, beais and monkeys. Waylon says he heard his son making more noise than usual "When I turned around, he was point ing and laughing at me!" The younger Jennings may not have been too far off base it he was looking for the hottest attraction at the zoo His dad has iust received a double platinum certification (over The seasoned manager, who two million sold) for his Though C h srlsy Pride's IS already back in the air with private touring plane has been Greatest Hits LP. making Charley via commercial air Vfaylon the first Nashville- temporarily grounded (after a lines. says he has only one recent brush m mid-air over based artist in history to have regret The last thing I two albums reach this sales GoIdU Hawn sings, dances and clowns around with her Texas), the artist's band and remember seeing before we road crew are still a bit shaken mark guests—George Bum^, John Ritter and the Harlem were hit was that I was holding This news was followed by Qlobetrotteri— in Tr:E GOLDIE HAWN SPECIAL. over the incident According to in my hand—a lull house " Bobby Smith. Pride's conces- the announcement that his Monday. October 20 on CBS-TV. Pride went on to play to a current Music Man LP has sion/road manager of nine packed house only hours after years, the crew was playing scored a gold certification, the incident at a benefit cards when the small Cessna prompted by the release of concert for more than 2.000 hit the tail section of Pride's the single 'Theme From the nuns gathered in Dallas for a F-27. and "we alf just sat Dukes of Hazzard ' The song convention of the Notre Dame quietly and prayed " until the from the popular CBS televi order sion series is on its way to craft touched down at an • airstrip near Fort Worth becomirtg a pop hit for Of It seemed an odd place to Waylon. who is busy filming his firul an outlaw.' but there he own television special for the stood, dressed in jeans, hair upcoming fall season. flowirrg from under the familiar Waylon's wife. J«Ml Coltvr. black hat. with a 'Shooter' at and 'The Rockford Files' star his side But Wayton Jennings James Qamar. join him in the by Joey Sasao wasn't packing a piece at the program, filmed entirely on metropolitan zoo. It was |ust location in the West, primarily CONFIDENTIAL REPORT Wonder why General his year-old son Shooter, who in Waylon's old stomping Hospital.' ABC-TVs extremely popular daytime It seemy has taken an interest rounds. Phoenix. Arizona drama, has a closed set lately? Producer Gloria in the world beyond mother's fettirrgs include Mr. Lucky's Monty denies it. but I know the big clampdown is lap and his Na^ville home. nightclub (where Waylon was lor one reason and one reason only—Luke (Tony Waylon describes the outing discovered by Wlllia Nelson Geary) will be lured out of hiding by a transsexual as a real experience "He can't and RCA in 1965). a concert character And get this, soap Ians The character will talk yet. so when he sees a at Denver's Red Rock Am strange animal, he just walks phitheatre. and a race be played by a real-life transsexual. You gotta have over to the cage, points, and between Waylon and Garrter in a gimmick, etc., etc . SM Caeear. the comedian Chartey PrtSi two of Waylon’s race cars who made America laugh in the fifties, hates TV. "There's nothing to be excited about I don't know who they're writing for because I don't think anybody over 16 watches television," says Caesar. Asked which comedian he likes on the box. he could by Steve K. Walz not name one . Sophia Loren, who is in her native Italy filming her life story for an NBC-TV special, is spending most of her spare time on the set making transatlantic calls to the New York headquarters of Coty. Ms Loren will jet to this country as soon as she completes her movie assignment. sometin>e this Hollyw ood snaps up star athletes fall. She'll be here to promote SOPHIA, a new fragrance she helped.create for Coty. G o rd o n .' Jones plays the title role CONSUMER NEWS WIRE Recording superstar Nell With a twist. In the updated OlamotMl. who makes his screen debut in ’The Jazz version of the famed serial. Singer.' the updated version of the classic motion 'Flash' IS the star quarterback of picture, got more firsts out of acting than a screen the New York Jets. If one were to credit. He also got his first screen kiss. In fact, he make a comparison between got several. And they weren't all from love interest Jones' mug and the real Jets Lucie Antez. who stars as Diamond's manager Molly quarterback Richard Todd, you'd Bell "I kissed Laurence Olivier more times in this find a striking similarity Draw film than I kissed Lucie." he laughed. Olivier, who your own conclusions. stars as Diamond's tradition-bound father. Cantor Rabinovitch. plays the role with the affection and warmth typicat of a father who- knows he is about to lose his son to the boy's desire for a life of his own . Johnny (^rson is to co-host a two-hour special with George Burns arni Bob Hope as a tribute to Jack Benny titled. 'A Love Letter To Jack.' It will be aired next spring. TV CLOSEUP James Gamer has been secretly dating Sally Field, the 33-year old actress who left hve-in love Burt Reynolds last April. Disguised under a blonde wig. Oscar-winning Sally recently flew to Denver. Colorado, to see 52-year old Garner make tsm Jonss as Flash Oerdon SUrfc Harmon his singing debut at the Red Rocks amphitheatre. Hero of 'The Rockford Files,’ Garner was warbling country and western songs. It was only a year ago /Vew Vorlf—Bob Seamen and Harmon is a former UCLA that he split from his wife. Lois, after 23 years of played a homosexual cm w 's star quarterback. The handsome marriage. Their breakup stunned Hollywood friends. 'Soap.' Bruce Jenner played a Brown, who stars in the role of Although they still dine out togetfwr and Garner super straight New Vork lawyer in Skipper Weldon in 'Flamingo claims he's not interested in other women, he and 'Can't Stop the Music.' Joe Road.’ played in two Rose Bowl Lois live apart... Bumbling Ted Baxter, the Namath has starred in several games and an Orange Bowl 9 incompetent anchorman of the 'Mary "'yler Mooi e mov|e/TV protects and the list classic during his football career goes on and on. Hollywood can't at the University of Michigan. Show, has finaUy had the ehw—three years after resist a pretty face and a supple the series ended. Ted KnlgM—who played the MW MW Rtehwe TMM Mark Harmon, for four years body, and in the coming months a UCLA football great, is an hopeless Baxter for seveh seasons— returns to the tube and the-aMver screen will television this fail as the,staf of a new series that all-around athlete who rurts daily. showcase more prime-choice While we are on the subject Bays golf, plays baseball with the he hopes wHt lay the Baxter ghost to rest forever. athletic beefcake. of athlete/superheroes. Woody ollywood All-Stars, and ertgages "I’ve been trying'for three years to overcome the Remember Sam Jones in Brown and Mark Harmon, two in various other sports. Ted Baxter ima^, and t tfmk I've finaiy done H. '10'7 If you can't, don't fret stars of NBC-TV's forthcoming In 'Flamingo Road.' Harmon The Baxter character waa-«d'Inarained in every because hts role was limited. Sam dramatic series 'Flamingo Road/ plays Skipper Weldon’s brother- body's minds I was'eenfiBletaiy tietf to K. They were portrayed Bo Derek's clumsy are both former coHef^te foot in-law, the politically ambitious confused and bewidared N they saw me in another husband who le ts rescued by ball stars. Fieldir« C a rl^ . In real life he Is situation. Now I thMi aheu^ time has passed so Dudley Moore. Bui in the forth- Brown played defensive back Ttie son of former footbel star that I'nr free to move an. eomine^cMI spectaculsr, 'FlashT for the Univeiaity of Michigan. and sportscester Tom Harmon. Update • O ct. 15-21,1960 - TW O
I'mOoing'(THUR.),‘Heart olthe T V U p d a t e Matter' (F flI.). 'Odd Man Out' ‘ONver Twist' (TUE.) 1 :sa ••(SiSB jp FVI 2.-00 • ^ m m ( B OvUktg Conversion Chart UgM C.T.C. Iro^uole CaH AtHF tf(19)WN8 Texas Cable FCC Laltara lata Origin • S Bevsflj S OeneralOawaral HoapHalH National (D WBBM CBS CWcgEo.E. League Champlonehip Series (8) m WAND ABC Daccabp, H. «) (10) WKO NBC Cliaiapaign, (8) 07) 01 Oeneral — » WMBO CBS Paoftg, E. SHoapHal — (» WCU CBS Chaaxpalgn, 9 OlMgan'* Island * » WEEK NBC Paorib, H. 2:30 Tasaa — (£ _ 9 SpMarman SUNDAY WMAO NBC Cldcggo, M. » WFLD RIO Chicago. E. *FOntalonaa — CD WLS ABC Chicage, H. 9 F Troop (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 8:00 PM E.D.T., — Etociric Company P .D .T . - 7:C:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. WRAU ABC Paorig, H. — d ) WON RID Chicago. E. ^ ( 8 ) 9 ( S ) Nawebraak “Funny Lndy" 1975 Barbra Streisand, Omar Sharif. Fanny — « WSNS 9(8)9(91 FVI Brice is back clowning her way through all the funniest HID Chtoagb, E. _ dv Tom And Jarry comedy routines, singing all the best songs and loving all — (B) WTTW EOUC Chicage, E. (D(2) OnaOayAtATima the wrong men. — Ol IMLi. EDUC CharapMgn, 9 Itovta ‘The Roaring Twnn- lia *' (WED ). ‘Public Ennmy' SUNDAY BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. (THUR.), ‘Strawberry Blonda' - 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. (FRI ). The Spiral Road' Pari I. "The Outlaw Josey Walet” 1976 Clint Eastwood. Sondra ((dayfcim e)) (MON ). Thn Spiral Road' Part Locke. Set in the post-Civil War era. a farmer travels west II. (TUE.) to track the band of renegades that killed his wife and son. Caplabi Jbika Show MORNWG (THUR ). 'Caught in the Oralt' Mighty Mouee-Hecfcto destroyed his homestead and left him for dead. (R) And Jackie 5:45 Fiva Mfnutaa To Uve By (FRI.), 'Thn Tarnished Angels' M ( k ^ .) . ‘Blue Skies' (TUE.) 9 Program Unannounced WEDNESDAY MONDAY 5:50 Mednauofi (Wed.) Movie (EXC. WEO.) OCT. 15, 1880 (t) (iZ) PTL Club-Tak And i9 rooclub f Seeeme Street 'Journey into Darkna**' MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM Vartaty (THUR ), ''Thn Reincanration ol EVENINQ E.D.T., P.D.T. - 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. O News In-School Programmtog 0.-30 lC2)(2)(S> AMce Paler Proud' (FRI ). The Let- 8.-00 9 ( D ( 2 ) f “A Cry For Love” 1980 Powers Boothe. Susan Blakely. A 5:52 8 8 (9 Somebody Love* You i® Pleaee Don't Eat The lar*‘ )MON.>. 'Snatched' thrice-married alcoholic and his amphetamine addict lover 5:55 ^ (2 ) ThoupMFof TtieOay S American TraH 1 9 9 M.A.S seek professional help, but discover recovery is not that 9 Edge OI Night (8)07)9 EdgeOINIght (8)97) Joliar’aWlk easy. Bugs Bunny And Friends 8 ! Top O' The Morning (S) Boso 9 Fish 10:00 d) (2) 9 (SI Price to 9 9 Lei’* Make A Deal 9 9 Roofctos TUESDAY 5:57 g Reflecliona a (1 8 )9 I Lova Lucy 5:58 (9) Editorial Right l) 9 Chanml 11 9 9 ( 1 0 ) 0 9 ) 9 Wheel Of 9 VWa Alagra (Esc. Mon., MacNaH-Lahr* (C B ^ TUESDAY TU E! NIGHT MOVIES: 8:00 PM E.D.T., 6:00 9 8 8 (S) Morning (J) Sunrise Semester FortiMM Tua.) SDick Cavall 8* P.D.T. - 7:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. O 9 PTL Club-Talk And 9 9 Partridge Family 9 Sasame Straat Anton Dolin. Part II. ‘Flattrad Annin and Sweetlepie: Lady Truckers" 1979 Variety 9 (8 )(!B 9 Love Boat 3:30 9 ( i $ Toni Tannalto Show 6:30 9 Happy Days Annie Potts, Kim Darby. Two young women join forces to 9 Knowledge (Esc. Thur., S Electric Company (2) Match Qama MJI.S.H. save an expensive trucking rig from the repossessor and Tue.) Health Field (THUR . 10:30 9 9 (1 0 )0 9 )9 Password Nawlywad Oama «9 9 (18) 9 keep it out of the clutches of hijackers (R) TUEJ Phit S9 Woody Woodpackar Faud 0 9 Oreen Acres Allarechool Spaclal 9 0 9 9 9 < w Newatalk (Wad.) 'Schoolboy Father' WEDNESDAY 0 (W 700 Chib 9 ($ 0 MundoHtopeno S FamHy 6:02 9 News O 3-2-1 Contact (Cloeed O 9 Atlerechool Special 97) TicTacOa jCB^ WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES; 9;00 PM E.D.T., 6:00 9 Perapectlvee Captkme^ (Wed.) 'Schoolboy Father'. Carol 10:57 9 ( £ (~ 2 | ) 9 9 9 9 Nawebreak Petticoal Junction (EXC Frtoitds 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 6:15 9 A.M. Weather (Esc. Mon.) WED ) B “Pleasure Palace” 6:24 9 (9 $ Vour World. Weather, 11:00 9(T)(2)9(Sl)VoungAndThe 9 WHd WHd NeeUess (8) 07) Atlerechool Special Animals Town And Country (W ed.) 'Schoolboy Father'. THURSDAY 6:25 S Ngwg 9 9 ILoveLucy 9 MacNaH-Lahra Card Shark* John Davidson Show (EXC. 5:55 (2)(2) WBBMEdNl 6.-30 (91) Morning ConUmiee WED.) (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. - 8:00 (9) (2) It's Worth Knowing 9 Monkee* 9 WLSIlE dlto^ About Us *9(8)0B(9) FamNyFeud 9 ScoobyOoo 7«0 9 ( F (2) ( PM C.D.T., M.D.T. Phil Dottahue Show 9 9 Movie ‘Dark Waters' Bunny Myalary I "The Last Song” 1980 Lynda Carter. Ronny Cox. A young 9 Today In Chicago « (S Comedy Claeslcs (10)09) To Tea The Truth (WED ). 'The Oeatruclora' Bunny cornea wilk mother is forced on a trail of terror because she 9 9 In-School (THUR ). Laal Chance' (FRI ). breadth ol being du unknowingly holds the key to a deadly coverup BuHwInlile The Monitors' (MON ). 'Trou *(10) 9S) Vidal Saeeon: Vour Programming R abb it Number Otm tt:3 0 9 9 (1 0 )d 8 9 Doctor* ble in the Qian’ (TUE.) les ol mistaken I THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES; 9:00 PM New Day 9 ABC Captioned News 9 9 Muimler* (1>) 9 QMIgen'e Island LD.T;, P.D.T. • 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. lEsc. Mon.) (8)07)9 Ryan'*Hope 9 Mister Rogers "Paradise Alley” 1978 Sylvester Stallone. Armand Assante 9 Gong Show 3:55 9 9 TVPOWWWI 36 9 Ed AHen Show 4M> (X) (2) Jim Rocklord; Private Three Italian-American brothers struggle to make it into 45 9 A.M. Weather (Mon.) «9 WgBluoMarbl* the big time by promoting Victor as a heavyweight wrestler, 11:57 (10> 9 NBC New* Update tovesUgalor SO OB Ctoeer To Ood Today 9 9 QMIgen'etolend THURSDAY even Though he prefers to stay the way he is 54 WLSEdNoriel 11:58 9 9l(8)0B(a) ( 8 ------FVI 55 (D (» WBBMEdItorlel 9 Mary Tyler Moore Show OCT. 16,1B60 FRIDAY a AFTERNOON 9 9 Tom And Jerry TM oil BuNwInlile 9 9 Andy Qrltflth Show EVEMNO (2) Morning 12:00 (S> Newa (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE; 8:30 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. (Esc. Wed.) 6K)0 9 (7)(2)9f S9 Cw lain Kangaroo * (2) Noonbresk 4 ) 9 Brady Bunch • 7:30 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 99(IO)® 9rodey V (10) 09) 9 Oay* Of Our ‘ Seeeme Sbeet “Invasion of the Snatchers” 1979 Leonard Nimoy. 8 8 9 CMper Uvea 9 9 9 9 MJtJ Mtoter Rogers (8)97) Joker'at Donald Sutherland This remake of the classic 1956 sci-fi 9 9 (8 )(W (N ) Oood Morning 9 9 Underdog 4:30 Hour Megaxine thriller tells the story of a small town whose inhabitants Americe 9 9 (8) 07) (S) AS My Tic Tec Dough 9 Barney MMa are taken over by alien 'pods.' (Tentative) 9 Ray Rayner And Hla ChNdren 9 9 Rooktoe , g ^ 4 )9 Channal ] Friend* Hollywood Square* 1 9 Brady Bunch SATURDAY 9 Over Easy 9 Dating Oama 1 9 Hogan's Heroes 9 Dick I Cavatt I 7:30 9 ® Underdog :Zoom (8) 07) Dick Van Dyke Show 9 9 MagWa OoriSa 12:30 9C D (2)9d 1) Search For British film s | (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL; 8:30 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. - 7:30 * (Wed.) Hovrsrd. PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 9 Dick Cavatt Show Tomorrow 9 Mto Three Son* 7:45 g A.M. Weather 9 Days Ol Our Uvea 6:30 9 l "Housa Calls" 1978 Waller Matthau. Glenda Jackson. A Captain (1 4 )9 Happy Days Again I IH Jt.S JI. 8:00 (1) (2) (» 9 Tenneeeee Tusedo 9 3-2-1 Contact « widowed surgeon is determined to take advantage of his Kangaroo MIheDouglaa 9 9 (14) 9 single status Jeff er eons i 9 Leave H To Beaver 6:00 ^ (2 ) Newa Faud 9 Mary TvlerTvlr Moore Show - 9 9 Battle Of The Plenete 3-2-1 Contact (Closed (Esc. Tu#[) Young People SATURDAY IBoso CapBonad) F a i^ pecial (TUE ., g 9 Tic Tael «9 9 TV College (Esc. 12:i;4B i|jA|>CN S«tbrtof 1 9 Joker's WBd CENTENNIAL; WINDS OF DEATH; 8:0 0 PM Mon.) 1K)000 9(S(2)9(Wl(2 )9 (n ) As As The World Carol Sis_ 1 9 Happy Days Again Frtands .D.T., P.D.T. - 7:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 9 VWaAlegre Tome (8)07)9 ABC New* Part XI. 1978 Lynn Redgrave, Alex Karras. After a brief Sesan»e Street ( 1 4 ) 9 9 Another World 9 WHd period of prosperity, tragedy strikes the homesteaders first 8:30 AHce 9 I Love Lucy Oood Times 89 FNntslonea 9 ( 1 ) 0 7 ) 9 One Ufa To l dtannel 15 New* through hailstorms and then through a terrible drought Mtoter Rogers S 8:58 ® (2 )t The ever increasing Mexican■ ■ population begins to suffer iuffe r 3-2-1 Contact (Cloeed under strong prejudice. (R) 8:00 *9 (j^ 2 )9 Jetterson* 1 9 TOOChib pHoned) 9 9 9 PhN Donahue Over Easy Sesame Street 7:00 iasT-r. ^ Show In-School Programming S:28 Ctoee UPtThur., Tue.) Shadow (^ ch R j lo Naw York for Ml [1 4 ) 9 9 DavM Letter- 1:30 Ajiolhar World 5:30 a? (2> 9 j& CB8 News 9 Courtahip Of Eddto's n (1 4 )9 ^ NBC News ratmion where ha iT 9 Romper Room Fathar 1 Sanford And Son lather may not hav A.M.CMcego 9 Vidal Saaaoon: Vour Naw (Pi . 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OCTOBER 15 This bone-chilling thriller fol Stro*ts Of San Francisco ' Spidannan when game two will be lows an eacapedpsychopathic 0 Comedy Claaaica ^ la to n a a beamed nationwide. Bryant killsr as he alalks his prey in a *O Movie -(Comedy-Drama) • FTroop Gumbel will host and Tom small Midwestern town. A shy **** “TheApartmanl” 1960 Elactric Company Seaver. Joe Garagiola and teenage babysitter is on the Jack Lemmon. Shirley Ma- (Z )# ® Nawabraah madman's lisll (90 mins.) cLaine. The story of what hap Tony Kubek will be reporting 00PataThisprogramoH*rs pens when an ambitious young ( 8 ) ® ® FVI on the action from the bait I Tom And Jatry sprolileotNewCirlaansclarine- insurance company clerk, tZ) On* Day At A Thna park of the National League lisl Pete Fountain, sometimes bucking to become an execu fMovla 'The Roaring Twon- champion. The game will begin known as the Crescent City's tive, lands his apartment to ' (WED ). ‘Public Enamy' a halThour after the start of lop tourist attraction. Included others in the company who can lUR ). ‘Strawberry Blond*' coverage. is rare footage ol the young mu prove helpful to him. (2 hrs., 30 |l ). "The Spiral Road' Part I. CMC* usTsiai Foa duct rsn sician marching in Mardi Grae, mins.) 4.), 'The Spiral Road' Part Itshing with Iriande, relaxing 11:20 0 Hollywood: The Seiznick tUE) with lamily and performing hi* Years This documentary por I Captain JInka Show inimitable jazz. (60 mine.) trait ol the career ol lilm ) Mighty Motiaa-llacfcl* 0 Newscone producerDavidO. Seiznick fea I Jacklo ~ 1(8)® tures scenes from soma ol his Program Unannouncad WEDNESDAY volves him in a mini-crime America New* most famous movies. 4.) Movie (EXC. WED.) OC7. 15, 1980 Over Easy ‘Low-Salt Diet' 0 M.A.SJI. 11:30 0 0 Campaign |urney into Darkneas' ( 1 8 )® ® Maior Laagua SGuest: Craig Claiborne, lood IMorecamb* And Wise Countdown JR). ‘TheRaincamation of eVENINO BasabaH World Series editor (or the New York Times (16)®* Charmel ISNew* 0 0 ( 1 8 ) ® ® Tomorrow >r Proud' (FRI.), 'The Let- 9:00 )f»(Z) I ® ® . I Magatina Hosts Hugh Downs and Frank 0 Or. Who Host: Tom Snyder. Guests: )MON). Snatched' 1 ( 8 ) ® ® ABC Special Blair. (Closed-Captioned) 0 TwNIghtZon* Stormy Weather. 'Doo-Wop' MASH Movie 'Friendly Fire' 1979 7:30 0d)(Z)0(S)PuffTh*Maglc 10:30 0 0 BaratU (90 mins ) 1 ( 8 ) ® ® Edge Of Night Stars: Carol Burnett. Nad Beat Dragon A musical animated CD (Z) 0 Campaign 0 0 Newslalk (8)® Joker's wild ty The patriotic parent* of an special based on Peter Yar- Countdown 12:00 0 0 Streets Of San I Buga Bunny AndFrleiid* ® Fish American soldier killed in Viet I® Lal'aMahoADaal Raa^Iam row'sclasaichit songandmade 0 0 ( 1 8 ) ® ® The Tonight Frartcisco nam investigate the mysterious lamousbyPeter.PaulandMary. Show Guests Goldie Hawn, 8 ) ® I Love Lucy (18)® Chamtel 15 News O Mary Tylar Moor* Show VWa Alagr* (Exc. Mon., events surrounding his death, wherein a young boy acquires Judges Richard and Roberf 12:10 O ABC Captioned News O MacNeH-Lahrar Report despite government opposi from a magic dragon the cour Roylston (60 mins) 12:30 O News •■) 0 Dick Cavall Show Guest lion.. (3hrs.) I Became Street Anton Dolin. Part II. s e to face growing up O ® 80niwHHf Show 1:00 0 0 Your World • Movie-(Comedy)** “Per 0 0 Jokar'aWHd O O (8) ® ® ABC New* I® ToniTannaH*Show 6:30 0 ® Happy Days Again O ® Evening MedHation kZ) Match Gama ils Of Paulina" 1967 Pat 0 Superstar ProRI* NIghtHn* 0 Toni TennHI* Show n Nawlywad Gam* Boone. Terry-Thomas Thehar- O Prtaoner; C*N Block H 1:09 0Movle-(Susp*n**)**H “In 0 iir'(T8) OS ® FamHy rowing experiences ol a beau- 7:59 0 0 Nawscan* O 88 Movie -(Drama) *** I® Woody Woodpackar Feud Broad Oayight'' 1971 Aflarachool Spaclal titul girl who becomes involved 8:00 0Cr>(Z)00CBSW*dn*s- “Intarlora'' Diane Kealon. RichardBoone. Stella Stevens. 0 O ® ® AN In The in a series ol hair-raising in day Night Movi* 'And Your Geraldine Page. (Paid Subs lad.) 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A cop triaa lo naH a graad, purauH and Malica. Tha IG D it)9(0 kiTiMNMra MARATHON MAN Franch haroin ring in Naw York source of all Ihe luss? Gold. (B (<) • (8) Loiw City^2hra.,amina.) tva) Tarsan An introspoctivs graduate 11.-00 9 9 Honaymoonara I ^OitdCHyTV FannHapofl student finds himsetf at the 9 Movla ShaNaNa >8) OrawtnflPowar m0rcy of a terrifying fugitive Nazi -(AdvanCura-Spactacular) ** 12:30 • j^N aN a (8) 9C 8 ) Amwtcan war criminal in Marathon Man,’ "Fmy-Fiva Oaya al PakBig” 8 ) 8• NawaN a suspense thriNer starring Dustin 1B03 Charlton Haalon, Ava (18) 8 For You Black I CIlMiMitfO Hoffman (pictured) and Laurence Oardnar. Tha Blory ottha^xar Woman IGD(t)9(S> InThaNaw* ONvier, to be rebroadcast as a RabaHion In 1900 China. (2 12:39 (1)(|Q Common Ground hra.)_ 12:40 9 8 Nows AFTCRNOON spactai movie presentation, M7UMMY. OCTOMR IS on 11:30 9 9 Comady Ctaaaica 12:83 9 Btovta-(Crimo-Orama)*** (!8)8>®ltatorLMa«M CBS-TV. The movie was reteased ( 8 ) 8 MaMBBenDoBarMan “You Only Uva Once" 1937 MMWofldSar^ 9 OavM Buaahind Show Sylvia Sidney, Henry Fonda. theatrtcaMy in 1976 by Par The story of anascapad con Viet ) MovI* - ( ( s u n d a ^ 'Medical Research' proceeds to pick on Ann, (Closed- Captioned) Barbara, and Mother Romano, 3:30 0«ki»le-(Adventure)** "At fflepeat) Sword's Point" 1952 Cornel 0 Program (Mannouaced F U N N Y L A D Y______Wilde. Maureen O'Hara. Threa 6.-00 0 ( } ) ( Z ) 0 ® AMce Vera in- tened by intrigue, a French Iroducaa Mel lo her new friend, queen sends lor her lamous Bobbi, a bus tour guide, who im The (unniest girl in town has Musketeers ' Being too old, mediately falls in love with Mel grown up to be a very Funny they send their children. (90 and makes his diner a tourist Lady, and Barbra Streisand stars mins.) attraction. (Repeal) once again as Fanny Brice in the 0 Movie -(Adventure) *** 0 8 Movie-(Mystery) *** television premiere of the mu "Drums Along Tha Mohawk” “Wrong Man" 1967 Henry steal comedy hit airing on The 1939 Henry F ^ la . Claudette Fonda. Vera Milea. The story ol ABC Sunday Night Movie' Colbert. A tale about colonists a New York musician falsely ac OCTOBER 19 in upstate New York during the cused of murder. (2 hrs.) In this 197S theatrical release. Revolutionary War. (2 hrs ) 0 Lawrence W ^ Show 0 This Old House Work on the 0 Cosm os ‘Heaven and Hell' Fanny is at the height ol her house has uncovered some WhileEarthisnowaheaventhal career, meeting and marrying the unforeseen problems trom the fosters and sustains life. Dr ambitious showman Billy Rose, roof lo the plumbing and. st the Carl Sagan explores the notion portrayed by James Caan. moment, the dream kitchen is a thathumanscouldtumiheirown Omar Sharil. 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John 7:30 O ® Mass For Shut-Ins 0'(!•) ^ 8 Meet The William Powell, Myrna Loy lent cousin and a lookallke of 0 AH Creatures Great And S Press ter and Shaun Cass| (1J(2) Magic Door Murder strikes on a gambling the King, is called in lo do an Small ‘Call Love' Tristan has lo (R c^at, 60 mins.) o Jason Ol Star Command t (8) (ID (9) Issues And ship anchored outside New impersonation whan the King is dealwHhpigsinmorewaysthan O Tony Brown's Journal Answers York City and tensions mount kidnapped (2 hrs ) one (60 mins.) 00(14)^ 88 UtBal 0 Cisco Kid On The Prairie Dub 1 _ 0 0 2 Oral Roberts between the members ol the 0 Muppei Show 9:30 0 0 (1 4 )8 8 Progrsm- guest stars as an old lellowl O For You Black Woman 194 Changed Lives band and gangsters (2 hrs.) rahm To Be Aimouficed 0 ( l t Jimmy Swaggart 10nce Upon ACIaesic'Tale 0 94 Wanted: Dead Or ______EVENINO______10:(X> 0 ^ (2 )0 00 0 0(8)O D (^(Q) Maranatha O f T 0O Ctlies* Part Ul In Par AHYb 8 8 8 News is.the fury of the poor people 9:00 0^(210(8) SOMInutes O What's Nu? 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