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ONE HUNDRED TENTH YEAR NUMBER 15 CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1964 SINGLE COPY30*

Bernardi's policy w orking in county by Rick Jones have their driving privileges restricted up to The conviction statistics are encouraging the Illinois Department of Corrections as a Just over a year ago. State’s Attorney Don six months by the court. to all those who want to remove the drinking result of another conviction. Bernard! unveiled a “get-tough” policy for “In effect, our policy is that we will not driver from the highways. Since September, "1 think we've seen a dramatic change in prosecuting drinking drivers, saying “the free accept court supervision on DUI convictions,” 1982, when Bernard! began to formulate his the past year,” Bemardi said. “This is ride is over in Livingston county." Bernard! said. Ironically, the mxnber of defend­ new program, 51 people have been convicted definitely a tougher policy.” A look at the case dispositions in the ants receiving sigxrvWan jixnped to U hi the past of DUI. That’s up from 17 convictions the The heat could get even hotter for the interim seems to bear out what Bernard! 12 months. Only one court supervision previous year. drinking driver, based on a letter Illinois described this week as “a much tougher look sentence was imposed from September, 1981, The numbers associated with Bernardi's Secretary of State Jim Edgar mailed to state's at driving under the influence (DUI) by both to September, 1982. new program are even more impressive. attorneys across the state on December 6 . prosecutors and the courts in Livingston And Bernard! cites his get-tough policy for Thirty-five people have pleaded guilty to Edgar said he will now begin to exercise his county." causing that rather surprising development. alcohol-re Ik ted traffic offenses. Thirty-three authority to suspend immediately the licenses In November, 1982, Bernard! implemented “What happened was that the defendants of those defendants have served time in jail. of some drivers charged with DUI offenses. a prosecution policy which, in effect, threw found out they were not going to get court “And it should have been 35 of 35,” Edgar said he would act prior to conviction in “court supervision,” the proverbial slap on supervision from our county judges. So, they Bernard! said. “A couple of them simply fell appropriate cases. the wrist, out the window for anyone charged asked for substitution of judge, bringing through the cracks in the system. We’ve taken with DUI. someone in from out of the county so they steps to see that doesn’t happen again.” "We’ve been told to forward all major The state’s attorney said some jail time could have a better chance at supervision.” In the 12-month period prior to Bernardi’s cases, where it is important to get this person would be required for everyone pleading The majority of the DUI cases in the past new policy, only four of 48 persons who off the highways immediately, directly to guilty to alcohol-related reckless driving. In year have been heard by Judge Charles admitted to alcohol-related offenses served Edgar's office,” Bemardi said. The Secretary addition, the defendant would be required to Frank. At times, when Judge Frank is the time in jail. of State will then hold a hearing to determine plead guilty to all associated traffic charges, victim of a substitution petition, Judge Also in the past year, one offender with a whether the license would be suspended take part in an alcohol treatment program and Charles Glennon assumes the bench. history of drinking-driver charges was sent to immediately.

Junior Farm ers m eet fo r election o f officers Bluebirds hold off Ford Central by Keith Wilken The Chatsworth Junior Farmer’s 4-H club held its first meeting for the year on Dec. 29 at the Chatsworth High school ag room. Thirteen members were present. Officers to capture tourney consolation were elected. They are: President, Brett Bayston; Vice President, Sarah Weber; A technical foul on Chatsworth allowed Chatsworth’s BlptUrds managed to bold and the other CHS support put the Bluebirds Treasurer, Mike Miller; Secretary, Lynne off FerdCm tral to-wto Che consolation title in up by 15 at 35-20 at the 3:09 mark. Troy Bargmann to rink a free throw. Steidinger made a free toss for CHS, but a Vaughn basket Haren; Reporter, Keith Wilken. the Chatswerth hottfriy tdprney 7044. Then the Cougars made a comeback, with Achievement awards for 1983 were earned cut the gap to 6440 at 1:48. The sears was knotted on all the even Charlie Brown, Rich Morrison, Schwarx and by seventeen members and handed out to aomben through IS M ore three Ron Rebhoiz Cory Colravy getting FC to within 40-31 Two Lee free throws 18 seconds later put FC down by two, but fee throws by Rebhoiz and those present. Special awards were given to baskets aad a tally by Todd Steidinger put at halftime. Lynne Haren, Keith Wilken, John Wilken and Neither team could establish any sort of Bayston and a final basket by Black iced the CHS out front by six at lb-14 after one period. Eric Haren. Joe Schwarx, Troy Bargmann, and Bob advantage in the third period, with the squads CHS victory. Members also signed up for projects fog tho FC made 28 of 61 field goal attempts for 43 Hummel provided FC offense in the second trading baskets. CHS led after three 57-45. coming year. Anyone between the ages of 8 percent, and had 12 of 25 from the line for 48 period, but Black, Steidinger, and Rebhoiz got Halfway through the last period. Ford and 19 that is interested in joining 4-H should percent. CHS made 25 of 60 from the floor for their offensive heads together in the middle of rallied. Schwarx and Dennis Vaughn got FC contact any of the officers or the leaders. Gene 42 percent and 20 of 27 from the stripe for 74 the second quarter. within 10, and when Schwarx and Ken Lee hit Weber or Irv Wilken. Steidinger went on a binge, scoring five buckets 10 seconds apart, CHS led by six at percent. The next meeting will be held in late March Ford showed 31 rebounds to 38 for CHS. free throws and a basket in leas than a minute. 63-57 with 2:42 to go. or early April. WARMER TEMPERATURES brightened our outlook as 1984 began, with fog and winds combining to frost trees and bushes in the Chatsworth area on Snowmobile routes outlined Tuesday morning. Snowmobile riders in the Chatsworth area to Chatsworth other than on Fourth. CHS Hom ecom ing W eek are reminded that snowmobiles are to use only While on Fourth, riders may turn east at designated routes. the alley just north of Locust Street (the one A number of complaints have been receiv­ between the post office and the laundry) and ed that snowmobiles have been ridden across may proceed for two blocks behind the Frank Kaiser Letter shared yards and going down streets not to be used for buildings on the business district. builds to Saturday dance Mrs. Naomi Wilson brought her Christmas Jim is in the second year in the Phoenix of­ snowmobile transport. But alley riders must stop at Sixth Street, letter from the Frank Kaiser family of Tempe, fice of Price Waterhouse and has passed his Chatsworth high school is in the midst of Coining from the south off UJ>. 24, the only and must turn around at that point, going back Boys,” with the hallway decorating contest Ariz , to our office. We share some of the CPA exam . Homecoming Week, with activities scheduled permissible entry to town is Fourth Street, to Fourth. judging that day, too. highlights. Mary is a dental assistant in a three-dentist for every day, including the dance on Satur­ Friday will be "Boy s Can't Talk To Girls," which may be used from U.S 24 all the way The above described route is the only route office in Portland and resides with Pat and his day. north to Pine Street, which is the east-west permitted inside the town limits of and will also be Orange and Blue Day. In the family. Tuesday was designated as “Sweat Suit afternoon, skits and the mini-parade will be street forming the north border of town. Chatsworth, and riders are cautioned that “Mike, Kathy and three children are still Day,” and was also the time for students to Pine Street is also part of the permissible misuse of snowmobiles may lead to revocation staged in the CHS gym. residing in Springfield, Va., while he is assign­ vote on the Homecoming Court. On Tuesday Ruth Anne is a junior at Notre Dame. She is route, but no turns may be made from Pine in­ of any route whatsoever in town. ed to the Pentagon. evening, after the junior high basketball Friday evening will see CHS play Odell, Pat, Claudia, and two daughters are in the enjoying her third year on the women’s game, high school classes held contests and with activities also taking place after the third year in Falmouth Foreside, Me., and Pat basketball team which posted a 20-7 record gam es. game. represents R.R. Donnelley and Sons. last season.” Wednesday was set aside for “Punk Day,” Finally, on Saturday, the Homecoming John and Judy continue to reside in Aspen, Frank and Jane did some traveling this and was also the day for the poster contest. Dance will be held from 8-11 p.m ., with the cor­ Colo., with John engaged in the sheet metal past year to visit with their children and in Thursday was to be “Girts Cfcnl Talk To onation of royalty set for 10 p.m. business. September took a trip to Canada and Alaska. FFA milk judges take third place

The Chatsworth FFA milk judging team took third place out of 28 teams in the state mflk judging contest held at the University of Il­ linois.

Ron Durre, Bruce Brees, and Jason Fried­ man made up the team. Each team was to criticize and score milker head units, identify samples of cheese, and complete an exam on milk and milk pro­ ducts. Among teams, Bluffs won with 306 points, followed by Sycamore with 325. Chatsworth was third with 334. Durre was top individual among the 102 competing, scoring 85 points to outdistance Charles Schone of Bluffs, who had 97.

April 8 FFA meal to feature several meat preparations

When the Chatsworth FFA livestock judg­ ing team has Its bazaar April 8, several per sons will have responsibility for the meats be­ ing served at the meal.

Tom Kurtenbach will be in charge of the beef. Bob Hubly and Floyd Kurtenbach will share the responsibility for ths ham. The Farmers’ Pub will prepare the 8 KJN8 UKE THEBE, together with arrows, are posted around Chatsworth for chicken, >pla who art riding snowmobiles. • A previous Plaindsaler story did not give TODD 8TEIDINQER (33) drives against Dennis holiday tourney. Riders are asked to use posted routes only, and not to use sldtttreets, allays, specific credit to some of those preparing the Vaughn, while FC teammate Jeff Onken looks surprised The Bluebirds went on to win the i M f e u during the consolation championship game of the CHS Cougars. 1 ' * Ml Larry's Lines by Larry Knilands Join us for Worship

invention of something new, I thought of Andy Haring beta interacted in creativity for excitement over finding a solution (5) a period THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF of evaluating the solution and applying It. Granatelli and the Jet car be took to STS. PETER A PAUL CHURCH moat of my life, I waa interested in an article CHATSWORTH appearing recently on that subject, as treated Weinstein then makes a point we all can Indianapolis in 1967. 415 N. Fourth Straat SATURDAY, Jan. 7 R a v . C.E. Karl Pastor U.S. 24 at Fourth Street by author Bob Weinstein. identify with: the creative process is Back then, Indy rules said something about Chatsworth having four wheels and an engine in the car, 6:00 a.m. - Chatsworth FFA Scotland Confession Schedule Whenever people encounter the word frustrating. When the problems of work or of Fund Committee will meet at Okl Chapel Inn. SATURDAYS Sandra Newman, Pastor our personal lives come up, they don’t all get and also said that Jets or turbines had no limit THURSDAY, Jon. 5 ‘creative*, a tendency exists to connect the MONDAY, Jan. 9 3-3:30 p.m. word to music, pointing, or writing. solved immediately-or ever. on them. FIRST FRIDAYS 12:30 p.m. U .M .W .------6:45 p.m. - Lions club will m eet at Old 7 :3 $ p.m. Pailm r/Fgni® Bat Weinstein says that the force of And this is the point where I think many of Chapel Inn. 7:30-1 e.m. croattrity is present in all fields of work. us perform an injustice MASS SCHEDULE SUNDAY, Jon. • __ TUESDAY. Jan. 10 SATURDAY EVENINGS: 9:00 e.m. - Church ootms, If that is trne-and I feel myself that it is- We tend to hit the wall of a problem, make So Andy built a car powered by a Jet engine, 1:30 p.m. - Charlotte Homemakers Exten­ 10:15 a.m. • Worship service wM i t then we need first to make some sort of one little hop to get over it-and if we fall back, designed a transmission to get that power to S p.m sion will m eet at Old Chapel Inn SUNDAY postponed Christmas pageant.____ definition for ‘creative’ as a concept. we simply don’t try anymore. the wheels-and then made the car a four- 2 3 0 7:30 p.m. - Town board meeting • - It a.m. T p.m. - Administrative board meeting. But the potential to be creative is roosting wheel drive. Then we need to think about why creativity WEDNESDAY, Jan. 11 Day before Holy Day: WEDiNESDAY, Jon. 11 may be an important essential for everyone. within all of us, so far as I am concerned. I was lucky enough to see that car run at 7:30 p.m. - Legion meeting 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - Choir practice. 7:30 p.m . Da riba 11 at St. Pauls-Ollm an. Webster’s Seventh New Collegiate And therefore I guess I am saying that it is the Indy time trials that year. Parnelli Jones THURSDAY, Jan. 12 Weekday masses: Monday, Tuesday. reasonable to expect that all of us could be drove it to an average of Just over 166 mph- Dictionary says about ‘create’: to bring into 7:30 p.m. - CAPS meeting at home of Thursday and Friday at 4 a.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CNURCH WEDNESDAY evening existence, to Invest with a new form, to cause creative if we wanted to, if we could put up sixth fastest the first day. Lillian Saxton. 12 North 7th Street or make, to produce through imaginative skill, with the frustrations of the process, and if we But the Indy establishment began howling 7:30 p.m - ladies Missionary Prayer Band S:30 p.m. Melvin Meister, Pastor WEDNESDAYS or to design or invent. had been allowed enough time in public school at once. While the piston engines had to run SUNDAY, Jon. • of Calvary Baptist church will meet in 4 p.m. Looking at ‘creative’ we see the addition: to develop the skill of creativity. special fuels and settings to qualify, the Jet fellowship hall. Election of officers. 9:45 a.m. Bible classes for all For now, let’s talk a little about what 4:45 p.m. - High school religion classes 10:45 a.m. Worship - Speaker Art Kini- haviig the quality of something created rather could turn 166 all day long on race day-fast 8:00 p.m. - Masons will meet. (Classes held at the Parish hall) than imitated. creativity means with reference to your Job. enough to run away with the contest. » _ 7:00 p.m. Worship - Speaker, Ron All definitions have one thing obviously in First, are you aware of problems in your CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED Bechtold. common: the ‘new’ quality to creativity. company that should be worked upon? Among METHODIST CHURCHES those problems (and all companies have And that is just about what happened. WEDNESDAY. Jon. 11 V In other words, the creative person sees Weather Rural Cullom and Fairbury 7:30 p.m. - Prayer mooting something in a different sort of way than them), which one or ones might you have some Jones took off and hid-until a part broke with Claire Noblitt, Pastor •:30 p.m. - Business mooting others have in the past-instead of copying the chance at helping to solve? ten miles to go. SUNDAY, Jan. • THURSDAY, Jen. 12 works of others, the creative person finds a Second, what organization will you need to That performance prompted the rules Wanderings.... 9:00 a.m. - Morning worship at Emmanuel 7:30 p.m. - Women's Missionary Prayer path not taken. work on your problem? What tools do you makers at Indy to restrict the Jets a little. So with special by Brent Gostelli. Band at lei lows hip hall. Andy came back next year with more new 10.-00 e.m. - Sunday school. I suppose a good example here of the need? What do you need to know in order to as observed 10:30 a.m. - Morning worship at Charlotte cars and almost won again. opposite quality would be painting by think about possible answers? with special by Elsie Harms. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH numbers. Third, can you harness your imagination Owners and drivers of piston engine cars by Jim Rebholtz 9:30 a.m. • Sunday school. 500 East Ash Street I have nothing against such painting-I and apply ideas to the problem? It has been protested again-with the net result that within Holy Communion at worship. B/G Harley Curtis, Pastor have done a few myself. said that imagination is the ability to spot gaps two years, the advantages of the jet car as fellowship moots ot parsonage 2-4 p.m. Youth SUNDAY V 9:00 - Sunday school. Jim Parkins, ( But stop and think of the difference and faults that others fail to see. Andy first designed it were no longer legal fellowship meets ot 7 p.m. ot Tim and Danny Weather listed is for the period from Dec. superintendent. between, say, the Mona Lisa and the Fourth, when you think you do have an idea under an altered set of rules. 27 through Jan. 2. Wunsch's • verse about "gates." My point in telling this story is that Andy TUESDAY, Jon. 10 10:00 - Morning worship. concentration it took to create that, and the or a way of dealing with the problem, are you Temperatures ranged from a high of 30 to a 12:00 - Potluck dinner. Annual meeting. 7:00 p.m. - Emmanuel Bible study. process of painting a copy of the Mona Lisa by able to write down the idea in a way that exhibited the typical pattern of a creative low of 12 below. f> WEDNESDAY, Jen. 11 others can understand it? And once the basic person in building the jet car. The week began with two days of snow, the numbers. ' 7:30 p.m. - Charlotte Bible study at par- T h a n k you Or, in today’s society, think about the idea is there, can you add details until your He took the rules as they existed, thought with about five inches accumulating by sonage. Thank you to our children and difference between making a new program for idea is in a finished, practical form? about the problem of getting around the oval Thursday. THURSDAY, Jan. 12 a computer and the act of slipping the Fifth, have you really done your homework for 200 laps in the most efficient way, and Thursday and Friday saw dear skies, but No Charlotte UMW meeting. grandchildren for our 40th wadding so that you know what you are suggesting will hatched out an answer that worked. anniversary supper, and to our friends for program into the computer so the work can be the rest of the week was cloudy. ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN done for you as you punch data into the really work and is really different from what Winds were mainly from the south and gifts and cards received. 4th B Walnut Sts. Wea and Margaret Johneon* keyboard. has been done before? southwest, with a maximum velodty of 30 Cahts worth Enough about what creativity might be-let I know that the last few paragraphs have Most of us aren’t going to write a novel, mph. James H. Frank, Pastor :! us now turn to how that force is an important been rather vague and philosophical-but then build an Indy car, or reshape the companies Barometric pressure ranged from a high of THURSDAY, Jan. 5 one for each of us. a concept like creativity is hard to grasp. we work for. 30.70 to a low of 29.90. 9:00 a.m. - Esther Circle, Mildred Propes, ■ p a p Weinstein points out that five steps exist in. And whenever someone throws big ideas at But we all do have the potential to toss Relative humidity was 85 or better every hostess. SUNDAY, Jon. • the creative process: ( 1 ) a preparation period me, I have the nature to define the idea in problems around in our minds. day, with a low of 6 8 . |J Restaurant 4 * 0:45 a.m. - Sunday school in which a person defines a problem to be terms of something I already know something Daily highs and lows: 12/27-24 to 5; And in my view, the history of the human 10:00 a.m. - Worship M f solved (2 ) a period for working on the problem about. race, while erratic and frustrating, has a 12/28-20 to 2; 12/29-10 below to 2; 12/30-12 7:00 p.m. - Young adults (3) a period of withdrawing from the problem Take creativity, for instance. When I read general pattern of using the creative method below to 2; 12/31-2 below to 22; 1/1-30 to 12; MONDAY, Jan. 9 Plus (4) a period of understanding, insight, and about Weinstein’s notion of creativity as the to go forward. 1/2-30 to 18. 7:30 p.m. • Naomi Circle Friday Night Shrimp 7:30 p.m. - Church Council Meeting. Dinner $3.25 TUESDAY, Jan. 10 Thank you 3:30 p.m. - Cub Scouts Saturday Night 2 pc. Thank you H arold Aberles WEDNESDAY. Jan. It Chicken Dinner $1.95-$2.15 Chatsworth H.S. I would like to thank everyone for all the 1:00 p.m. - Circle meeting, Anita Frank, We would like to thank our customers who cards, visits, flowers and prayers and food hostess. PHONE AHEAD FOR remembered us at Christmas with cards, to observe 25th approaching events that everyone gave me during my stay in the 4:30 p.m. - 7th grade confirmation. CARRYOUTS monetary gifts, candy, etc. It was really hospital and since my return home. Many 4:30 p.m. - 0th grade confirmation. 815-657-8508 appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Aberle of thanks. 7:30 p.m. - Choir. Happy New Year! Thawville will observe their 25th wedding an­ Mrs. Grace Runyon* Pantagraph and Daily Journal carriers, niversary' 0,1 Jan. 10. THURSDAY. Jan. 5 Tom and Bruce Takasaki The former Donna Leonard of Kankakee 1:30 - Girls basketball at Sheldon. Dad and Mom (helpers) nc and Hank Aberle were married in 1959 at St. FRIDAY, Jan. 6 Patrick’s church in Kankakee. Their atten­ Homecoming assembly afternoon. Boys dants were Clarence Culkin of Lake Bloom­ basketball with Odell here - Homecoming ington and Evie Mcllvain of Oak Lawn. Game 0:30. After game activities. They are parents of two sons, Dennis of SATURDAY, Jan. 7 T’H .'.llifl rural Chatsworth, and Scott, a student at the Homecoming dance 0 to 11 p.m. B 5 University of Illinois in Champaign. MONDAY, Jan. 9 W e Pay Interest Aberle is engaged in farming. Girls basketball vs. Gilman 0:30. TM OUTSWMTN PUINOULER TUESDAY, Jan. 10 (MRS 1S1-24S) Hog judging team. Boys basketball at Oc- THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER tavia, 0:30. Thurs., Jan. 5, 1984 FRIDAY, Jan. 13 ITS. Pabhshor Page Two Boys basketball vs. Cornell 0:30. On Checking at tba Pest Office Act of March 3.1176. 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Calvary Baptist's first church lasts 30 years by Melvin Meister To write history is an awesome endeaver. new frame church or tabernacle on four lots he may maintain supervision of our church In 1978 they retired the balance of the debt Politics, religion, economics, and prejudices recently purchased from Herman Schava . . . and its affairs . . . That agipfy pastors and of 0390000 incurred in 1970, paying it off in 8 can color history. t in the name of Calvary Baptist church for that an associate pastor carry on.” years instead of the 15 year contract. To research, copy records, and interview (500.00. The story of the Christian Servicemen's In 1983 the front steps were reconstructed people, and reaid can only introduce us to the The building is 30’x80' in size and 8 feet high Centers entitled, “God Did It” by Muriel and and extended for easier access for all people. subject before us. I have tried to report the at the eaves with cement block foundation. The Joan Van Loh has been published. The project cost 04,050.00 and has been totally statements from the records and write ac­ sides are ship lap and are to have shingles Other pastors who served the church were: paid for by volunteer offerings. curately as I have listened to the living over them. The roof will be green composition, Fay E. Damerest, student; Frederick H. Is the new church building of white stone reporters. and the floor will be sawdust, it is reported ... Stair; Stanley J. Scherer, student: really better than the old "temporary Historically, Baptists are not Protestants; Mr. Crockett informed the Plaindealer, that In 1946 the Kane Parsonage property was building” of ship lap and the saw dust floor? If in their beginning, in their beliefs, nor in their the church would be replaced later with a bet­ sold W. LeRoy Harris became the pastor and a church is a building, yes; the new building is practice. Baptists began their existence hun­ ter building .. . and that the church would be another parsonage was purchased. more appealing, comfortable and hopefully dreds of years prior to the protestant Refor­ dedicated free of debt, and that they were pay­ In 1949 Paul Rowgo became pastor. The longer lasting. mation dated as 1517. Baptists believe that the ing cash for all purchases.” present parsonage at 613 E. Maple was begun A church is not, however, a building, but a Bible alone is sufficient for faith and practice; in 1951 on church lots. church in the true sense is a people, believers, that only Christ is the head of the Church, and The Plaindealer of Feb. 16,1939 reported: Other pastors who served were David whose names may or may not be recorded in that each local church is accountable only to “Will Dedicate New Church Sunday” . . . Erlandson, Floyd Wilson, Willard Huels, the church records, but whose names are Him. Baptists believe in a free church in a free “Calvary Baptist church will hold its dedica­ Norbert Darr, Melvin Mattox and George recorded in the “Book of Life.” state; individual accountability to God; tion for the New Temporary building on Sun­ Souza. St. Paul told the Athenians that “God believer's baptism; and a regenerated (born day afternoon and evening of Feb. 18 . . . The "Temporary Tabernacle” built in 30 dwells not in temples made with hands”; he again) church membership. building has been erected at approximate cost days stood for 30 years. A home coming was told the Corinthian Christians, “You are the With these foregoing convictions, Calvary of 01000.00 . . . The church has also purchased staged there in 1969. Those who attended temple of God and the Spirit of God dwells in Baptist Church of Chatsworth started on Jan. the Morris Kane home for a parsonage and recalled that “the building will be replaced you”; to the Colossians, “Christ in you, the 5, 1939 with M Christians desiring to worship educational building.” later with a better church building.” hope of glory.” and serve God according to their own cons­ The “Temporary Tabernacle” with the Calvary Baptist church represents cience, and “to live peacably with all men.” sawdust floor, sometimes disparagingly refer­ Pastor Wayne Squires, 1966-1971, led the believers who meet in a building. They do not THE EXTERIOR of the present Calvary Baptist church in Chatsworth, th e They desired to obey the Word of God to “love red to as the “old sheep shed” became a church in its new building program: “To think they are the only believers who meet in a building which replaced the 1939 structure, assembled In 30 days and lasting 30 not the world." They opposed liberal theology, shelter and spiritual sheep-fold for hundreds build a complete church unit 40’x72’ of Miami building. They do not think they are the only years. and determined to separate from the of people facing the storm clouds of World War Stone, with basement and a^facilities needed, believers, but are representative of believers demoninational interference in local church II in 1911, when our nation’s young people were Sunday school rooms, rest rooms, kitchen, dating back to the Apostles of Christ. They congregational government, and organize an being drafted into military service. Thousands fellowship hall, pastor’s study, larger voluntarily fellowship with the General independent fundamental Baptist church. were sent to Rantoul Just 40 miles from auditorium, baptistry . . . The building to face Association of Regular Baptist Churches Chatsworth to Chanute Air Force Base. On the east on 7th street would cost approximate­ (GARBC) which includes nearly 1600 churches Prayerfully seeking the will of God, this weekends many would hitch hike to Calvary ly 060,000.00." A nursery was included in of which First Baptist Church of New York Ci­ group of believers organized, elected officers, Baptist church and find a warm welcome. memorial to Daniel Mauger. ty is one. adopted a covenant, and a constitution, and Knowing they would soon be on the battlefields March of 1970 was set for ground breaking. They are also registered with the American took the name of Calvary Baptist church. They facing certain death, God moved upon his peo­ 030,000.00 was borrowed for 15 years at 8 ^ per­ Council of Christian Churches; six missionary extended a call to E.W. Crockett to be their ple to enter this great mission field. Pastor cent per annum. agencies, nine approved colleges and pastor, “who was a young enthiwiashr preacher Crockett established the first Service Men’s On Oct. 18,1970, the corner stone was laid. seminaries, and five benevolent agencies. The of the Gospel," a graduate of Northern Baptist Center in our nation in Rantoul, “a home away Dr. Joseph Stowell, the national represen­ 1600 churches gave nearly 20 million dollars to Seminary, Chicago. from home” for lonely service people. Over a tative of The General Association of Regular missions in 1962. The Morris Kane house at 0th and Maple cup of coffee and home-made cookies, they Baptist Churches (GARBC) was the speaker. Calvary Baptist church bagan with and served as a temporary meeting place and par­ heard the Gospel, and thousands found peace On Feb. 3,1971, the first service was held in continues with a vision and burden for mis­ sonage. A committee was appointed “to in­ in Jesus Christ before they faced the guns. the new church. The dedication service was sions to “all the world,” and sent nearly 20 vestigate pupartiss and secure a meeting Calvary Baptist church whole-heartedly April 25. Dr. Robert Ketchum, former national percent of its 1962 income for them. ; committee reported and entered into this ministry and undertook representative of the (GARBC) was the In closing, I quote from The Plaindealer, “to proceed with building Pastor Crockett's financial support. Church speaker, assisted by former pastors Huels, Thursday, Oct. 12,1978, “This building stands minutes of Oct. 1, 1942 say, “The church Mattox and Crockett. as a memorial to our God, who is the God of The Chatsworth Plaindealer, Thursday, granted Pastor Crockett a leave of absence In 1972 Thomas Fletcher became the pastor Mercy, and the God of M iracles, and the God Jan. 28,1939 reported “Calvary Baptist Incor­ Jan. 1,1943 to be extended for the duration of and served until his death in 1974. In 1975 the of Might,” was spoken by former pastor. Rev. porates'' . . . “Chrpenters and voknteer workers the present war, that he may spend full time church called Melvin Meister as their pastor, Wayne Squires at the mortgage burning, Oct. have been engaged this past week in building a among the boys of our armed forces, but that who still serves. 9." Chafe^ocillJapL. Odell in consolation semifinal Chatsworth won the right to face Ford Cen­ second quarter. Two Ron Rebholz bombs put After the half, the Rams were left standing Ha berk om, and Brett Bayston ail delivered to tral for the consolation championship of the CHS up 25-19 at 6:47, but Odell hit twice within in the gate as CHS blazed away. While the put the game away. THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Chatsworth holiday tdurney by getting past a minute to come within two. Bluebirds were getting everyone into the scor­ For the game, CHS made 37 of 75 field goal Thurs., Jan. 5, 1984 Odell 84-71 in a semifinal match. Don Rich and Todd Steidinger eased the ing act (13 points in about four minutes), Odell attempts for 49 percent, while the Rams made Page Three CHS began the gam e by ripping out to a 184 Bluebirds out by six once more before a hail of managed just four. And at the 4:44 mark, CHS 31 of 72 for 43 percent. CHS made ten of 16 free PUBLIC NOTICE lead before five minutes had elapsed. Odell free throws closed things up to 35-34 with led 5340. tosses for 63 percent, while Odell mus'd eti NOTICE OF RUNG But Odell began chipping away, and while 2:04 to go in the period. nine of sixteen for 56 percent. the Bluebirds stuck on 18, the Rams cut the Phil Black and Carl Homstein did the job Chatsworth maintained a ten-point spread Chatsworth showed 16 turnovers to 13 for NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY lead to 16-13 at the 1:41 mark. for CHS just before halftim e, with the until just under three minutes were left. The the Rams. CHS owned the boards, getting 41 hereby gives notice to the public that it has The game remained close throughout the Bluebirds leading 40-36. Rams closed to 76-71 before Rebholz, Matt rebounds to 27 for Odell. NOTICE filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission Please be advised that Mary on December 14, I*t3, testimony and exhibits Thank you Jane Schade has been declared a for Docket 43-0404, setting forth a disabled person. reconciliation of the Company's Purchased Our sincere thanks and appreciation for the Mary Jane is not authorized Gas Adjustment (PGA) revenues with actual cards, good wishes and gifts we received for gas cost for 1*42. our 50th wedding anniversary celebration to make contracts with any Further information with respect thereto party. may be obtained either directly from this Chatsworth holiday box scores which helped to make this such a memorable k If necessary, please contact Company or by addressing the Chief Clerk of Holiday tourney boxes: occasion. the Illinois Commerce Commission of ODELL: Johnson 2-0-4; Kennedy 3-0-4; Grace and Vernon Hummel* in writing: CHENOA: Staltar 3-1-7; Spence 10-2; OCTAVIA: Messamore 4-2-14; Viehweg Springfield, Illinois 42704. Ralph 0-2-20; Stadel 5-1-11; Vogt 0-1-17. Totals Dahnke 3-0-4; Dunahee 4-0-12; Jacobs 14-7-43; 2-1-5; Billingsley 4-5-13; Cooper 3-2-0. Totals stacy mckinley A copy of the filing may be inspected by Corrie 4-1-0; Morris 3-1-7; Weber 1-1-3. Totals 27-4-SO. 23 1*45. M arkets 901 Vi West Front any interested party at any business office of 30-11-00. CRESCENT: Dutkowiak 2-4-0; Hendricks this Company. FAIRBURY: Miller 0-2-20; Ahlemeyer (Quote of Livingston Grain) Apartment B WILMINGTON: Bell 0-2-2; T. Mills 3-0-4; 13-2 20; Post 4-0-0; Lange 2-0-4; Fiscus 1-1-3; 03.14 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COfftPANY 4-3-11; Jeffries 1-2-4; Hale 7-3-17. Totals Corn Bloomington, II. 61701 T. L. Fisher Southall 4-2-14; Bockstahler 4-2-10; Rwland Suver 2-0-4; Leinen 3-0-4. Totals 27-7-41. 07.72 2-2-4; Hermes 0-2-2; J. Mills 1-0-2. Totals 21-10-S2. Beans Vice President. Secretary A Treasurer 14-10-42. CRESCENT: Post 1-0-2; Lange 1-0-2; Fiscus 1-0-2; Suver 2-0-4; Gocken 4-0-0; OCT AVI A: Messamore 4-2-10; Viehweg Dutkowiak 0-2-10; Hendricks 3-4-12. Totals 20-0-40. CHENOA: Jacobs 17-11-43; Dunahee 4-0-0; 5-5-15; Billingsley 5-1-11; Hoffman 2-0-4; Corrie 2-0-4; Morris 3-0-4. Totals 24-11-43. Powell 0-4-24; Cooper 3-2-0. Totals 20-14-72. FAIRBURY: Miller 11-3-23; Ahlemeyer FORD CENTRAL: Colravy 4-2-14; CHATSWORTH: Robholi 14-2-30; Bayston 3-4-10; Steidinger 4-1-13; Rich 4-1-13; Black 5-0-10; Hale 2-3-7; Jeffries 2-0-4; Lawrence Schwarz 0-2-20; Vaughn 1-0-2; Lee 3-0-4; 3-1-7; Elliott 3-4-10; Nylander 1-0-2. Totals Building Cupples 4-2-10; Bargmann 4-0-12; Brown 1-0-2. 3-0-10; Hornstein 2-2-4; Haberkorn 1-0-2. Totals 27-11-45. Totals 30-4-44. 37-10-04. Trusses ODELL: Johnson 7-3-1*; Kennedy 2-2-4; Custom Made FAIRBURY: Miller *-7-23; Ahlomoyor jr 1-1-3; Ralph 0-0-14; Stadel 5-1-11; Vogt .Totals 31-471. Remodelinadeling this 0- 25-10; Jeffries 1-2-4; Lawrence 1-2-4; Elliott In Our Plant 2-2-4; Hale 3-4-14. Totals 24-10-71. CHATSWORTH: Rebholi 11-3-25; Bayston CHENOA: Stalter 5-12-22; Nance 1-0-2 ; NOTICE “ No )ob too large or too small.' winter...Cau 1- 0-2; Steidinger 2-4-0; Rich 3-4-10; Black Jacobs 14-4-32; Dunahee 3-0-4; Corrie 1-1-3; CONTACT: 0-2-10; Haberkorn 3-0-4. Totals 20-13-4*. Morris 0-2-2. Totals 24-1*-47. The Chatsworth Township OCTAVIA: Messamore 0-4 20; Viehweg MR. TIMBER. INC. H&W 4-4-12; Billingsley 4-5-13; Powell 4-3-15; Golden WILMINGTON; Roach 0-1-1; T. Mills monthly m eetings scheduled 1-0-2. Totals 23-14-42. Wast Walnut Street 2- 7-11; Southall 3-0-10; Bockstahler1-3-3; Falrtury, IL (IIS ) 6*2-2321 Ruland 4-2-14. Totals 14-13-41. on the second Tuesday of each FORD CENTRAL: Morrison 1-0-2; Colravy FORD CENTRAL: Morrison 1-0-2; Colravy This winter, save money on 7-2-14; Schwarz S-O-10; Lee 4-0-0; Cupples 40-0; Schwarz 70-14; Lee 3-2-0; Cupples 20-4; month will be held at 5:30 building costs and livestock equip­ 3- 0-4; Bargmann 1-4-4. Totals 21-0-40. Bargmann 2-2-4; Brown 1-5-7; Onken 0-1-1; ment with HAW SYSTEM M Vauglwi 3-2-12; Hummel 10-2. Totals 2012-44. p.m until further notice. From installing livestock equipm ent CRESCENT: Post 1-3-3; Fiscus CHATSWORTH: Rebholz 14432; and accessones to renovating •V* Suver 2-0-4; Dutkowiak 03-13; Hendricks Steidinger 4-10-10; Bayston 0-4-4; Black 01-13; O W 1,4 , & youi entue hog facility H&W can 12-2-24, Gocken 1-1-3. Totals 20*-41. Haberkorn 1-1-3. Totals 23-20-70. Thomas W . Livingston save you money by planning and remodeling a system that s more Township Supervisor ellicienl and productive With H&W youi remodeling will be quality built to youi specs and to your Buick time schedule , • - Are you remodeling yourself? H&W c a n s a v e y ou m o n e y o n flooring Pontiac ciates stalls, leeding syslems penning auto curtains machines walerers and more Wednesday, January 11, the Bloodmobile So when you re rem odeling this winter call on H&W SYSTEMS hist and save on building H A ■■■ FARM BUILDING Oldsmobile ai d livestock equipment M K -Y S T 5 1 rM S WINTER DISCOUNTS will be et St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in The farm builder you can profit from Call Collnct Forrest from noon to 6 p.m. PO Bon lOBaFarbury H61739»PH (615)692 4358 Don Vane# 615-632-40B8 G M C Truck . or Moore Building Company Rebboc Motor Co P O Box 27, This ad courtesy of Culktn-DIggle Funeral Nomas. Charleston. IL Downtown r P-jso 217-348-6135 • or 5 2 7 2580 • - ■

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hummel of Salt went to Baltimore, Albany, back to Chicago, Laka Ctty visited with relatives and friends and to Fort W orth before retiring in 1975. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ellinger, Chris and Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Helwig of Marion, Amy of Jacksonville spent the weekend at the OhK and Carol, Dan and Susan of Columbus, home of her sister and brother-in-law, Robin OMo, Dr. and Mrs. Don Hummel, Matt and and Rick Hardesty of Forrest. Katie of Pair Oaks, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Christmas Day guests at the home of Mr. David Ritchie of Solon, Ohio, spent a few days and Mrs. Charles Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. die Vernon Hummels, and helped John Hubly and Karen of Rockford, Mr. and celebrate their 50th wedding Mrs. Tom Momberger of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim EUiott, Lara, M ark and Michael and Holiday visitors at the home of Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Tim Agner and Kathy. The Cabbage were Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cabbage and Hublys were traveling on Christmas Eve and son Prod of Alexandria, Vs.; Mr. and Mrs. got stranded in Kankakee where they spent Bevard Cabbage of Rsntoul; Mr. and Mrs. the night, and arrived in Chatsworth the next Derail Cabbage and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom a fte rn o o n . Cabbage, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and two The Runyon family had Christmas on Dec. FREE COFFEE & PEPSI Mch dw( >w*w and Miss Ellen Cabbage, all of 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Em ey Runyon IhawvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Selleck and in Bloomington. Those attending were Mrs. baby, and Mias Wendy Selleck of Roberts; Grace Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Runyon, Mias Taml Cabbage of Roberts and friend Mr. and Mrs. Randy Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Kueeter of Buckley; John and Laura Donald Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Abney, Cabbage of Chatsworth; and Wayne Cabbage aU of Chatsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arnold of Starts Thursday, J a n . 5 t h and Gerry Winters and son Jason of Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrett of Chatsworth. This was the first time in eight H u dson. years that all four sons had been home at the Friday, Dec. 30, and Saturday, Dec. 31, same time. railroad buffs and camera fans were out Don’t forget to register for prizes! Mr. and Mrs. Ron Borgstahl and girls of taking pictures of trains. On Friday several Hampshire, 111., were holiday visitors at the were observed along the track in Forrest home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wilken. taking pictures of engines that bore the John F. Boyle, Sr., of Crowley, Tex., T.P.A W. markings. On Saturday some in ******* X SAV-MOR GRAND OPENING renewed his Plaindealer, and wrote a note Chatsworth were photographing a mixed saying that he is an old timer from Chatsworth train. It had Santa Fe and T.P.& W. engines 122 W. Locust, Falrbury who graduated from St. Patrick’s high school and a T.P.& W. caboose. Historians are noting * in 1(17. He went to Chicago and was employed the changeover, as the T.P.A W. markings REGISTRATION FORM by Montgomery Ward from 1920-1925. Then he will soon be a thing of the past. Paul E. Barnard dies Roy Clutter dies GRAND PRIZE NAME Paul E. Barnard, SO, R.R. 1, Mackinaw, Roy E. G utter, 91, of Quincy, and form erly died at 3:25 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1963, at of Chatsworth, died at 11:50 p.m. Sunday, Jan. ADDRESS Pekin Memorial hospital from injuries 1,1964, at the Illinois Veterans home, w here he PHONE__ suffered a short time earlier in a one-car had been a resident for five years. TRIP FOR TWO* accident on the Mackinaw-Minier blacktop. His funeral was at 2 p.m. Wednesday at His funeral was held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Culkin-Diggle Funeral home, Chatsworth, (2 nights-3 days) at M arriott’s RULES TO WIN: Must use 3x5 papar or this form, ona raglatratlon par Haensel Funeral home in Mackinaw with Rev. Rev. Sondra Newman officiating. Burial was Virgil Graham officiating. Burial was in in Chatsworth cemetery with military rites parson, 10 years or older to raglatar. No purchasa naedad, need not bo Gaines cemetery, Minier. a c c o rd e d . Tan-Tar-A, Lake of the Ozarks peasant to win. He was bom June 24,1903, in Allentown, a He was bom July 2,1892, at Chatsworth, a (Must use before Oct. 31, '84*) son of Leslie and Winifred Jackson Barnard. son of Sylvester and Mary Waugh G utter. He Drawings will be Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. He married Lillian Cruise Aug. 23, 1927, in married Marie Klehm Jan. 9, 1960, in M any other prizes Springfield. She died March 17, 1967. He Alexandria, La. She died Nbv. 25,1975. Jan. 14, 1914 married Leona Coni bear April 10, 1968, in Survivors include a son, Donald, Jackson, Chatsworth. She survives. Tenn.; a sister, Alta Green, Springfield, M o.; to be awarded at drawings Other survivors are one son, Randall and two grandchildren. ) Watch next week’s ad for Barnard, Mackinaw; three daughters, He was preceded in death by three sisters Winifred Parker, Mackinaw; Georg etta more Grand Opening Specials and three brothers. Register any day Herring, Saltillo, Miss.; and Wilma Rivers, Mr. G utter was a veteran of World W ar I, Pekin. serving with the navy. He was preceded in death by one daughter, M emorials may be made to the Chatsworth during Grand Opening one sister and one brother. American Legion Post 613. Kodacolor II Film Mr. Barnard was a member of Calvary Limit one registration per person 18 or older , Baptist church, Tremont. Albert Lyons dies C110*4-$2.W • Memorials may be made to Calvary Albert L. 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. i i r U j P la in d e a le r re vie w s 1983 CHATSWORTH CHRONOLOGY BIRTHS (*• , ! sf M b. fk. JANUARY*, INSBSUE SEPTEMBER 0,1183 ISSUE Stephanie Wahls, 4 months of Mitchelhville, AUGUST 16, IN I ISSUE Join Richard Wagenaeller, ft, of Fairbury, Elm er Sanow, 75, died Aug. 12, a t his home. * 4 0 * . * Dm . » - a b o o , C b rM ap tm Phillip, Aug. 25 • a girl, Rebecca Fern, to Tim and Iowa. died Feb. 12,1983. Surviving are his wife, two Lena Niwafaaum, M, died Aug. 12 at b en to Mr. and Mr*. Katth Runyon. Cheryl Blair, bom in Minnesota. daughters, Dorothy Daasow, Chatsworth and Em m ett Cavanagh, 86, on April 15 at NOVEMBERS ISSUE JANUARY 27, IMS I88UE Fairview Haven Nursing borne in Fairbury. Aug. B • a boy, Adam Douglas Pritchard, Shirley Jean McBride, Fairbury. Greenbrier Lodge in Piper City. George MsinihsMsr, * if Walter A. Runyon, 56, of Pontiac, died April AUGUST 25. 1983 ISSUE Jan. U - a sou, Wealey Mart, bora to Mr. to Pam Stiles Pritchard of Cole Camp, Mo. Roy A. Zook, father of Edna Zook of Mias., died Oct* 31,1IN, * Gulf Coast 1 14 at his home. Ida M. Sturm, 96, of Roberts died Aug. 20 at SEPTEMBER 15,1983 Chatsworth, died Feb. 11, 1983, at Veterans munity Ifiaa. FEBRUARY 17, IN I ISSUE Sept 1 - a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. William Shois APRIL 26,1963 ISSUE Gibaon Community I Administration hospital in Danville. SEPTEMBER^**] Glen Ffcmn, U, dtod Oct M, H88 a t B u r Fbb. 18-a aon, Aaron Nail bore to Mr. and at Fairbury hospital. FEBRUARY 24, 1983 ISSUE Mrs. Johnson, mother of Verna Hand Ilham h n iital ill rii»m r«l«n [ of Kanpton. Connall, died April 4, in Kewanee. Roger Shelby, 30, brother of Kay SEPTEMBER 22 ISSUE Funeral services for Jay Booker of Groakreutx, drowned in Scottsdale, Arix., on NOVEMBER 16 ISSUE I ISSUE Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cavanagh of Bloom­ Sheridan, Ind., were held Saturday at the MAY 5,1963 ISSUE Pauls. Glabe, 75, of Lockport, died Now. 6, Victor Jones, 53, on May 1, in Normal. Aug. 27. man bon to Mr. and Mrs. Mark ington, a aon, Matthew Patrick, bom Sept. 18 Kercheval Funeral home In Sheridan. 190, at Franciscan Nursing Home in M ist MAY 12,1963 ISSUE SEPTEMBER 8,1983 ISSUE at St. Joseph's hospital in Bloomington. The funeral service for Lloyd King, 91, who Gladys Belle Roeendahl, 86, died Sept 3 at Francis M. Green, 64, of ru ral Pontiac died IM, HO ISSUE SEPTEMBER 29 ISSUE died Feb. 18 at Fairbury hospital, was held at Milford R. Sims, 83, pronounced dead at Nov. 2,190, at St. James hospital March 21 - a daughter bon to Mr. and Mrs. 5:45 p.m May 10 at his home. Evenglow Lodge in Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edwards Jr. of Cullom the Chatsworth Methodist church on Friday Emily Netherton, 95, died Sept. 1 at NOVEMBER 17 ISSUE Tom Livingston at Carlo hospital in Urbans. a girl bom Sept. 23 at Clifton hospital. with Rev. Sandra Newman officiating. Ellen Jane Boyce, 84, mother of John Leon D. Conn, N, of Onarga, died Nov. 14, MARCH 11, IMS ISSUE Boyce, died May 5, 1983 at Ford county Greenbrier Lodge in Piper City. OCTOBER 13 ISSUE MARCH 3, 1983 ISSUE SEPTEMBER 22, 1983 ISSUE 190, at Carle Foundation hospital in Urbana. March B - a daughter, Emily Dale, born to Douglas and Rhonda Keever of Piper City a Funeral services for James T. Hannigan, Nursing home. NOVEMBER 24 ISSUE Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harms, Forrest MAY 19,1963 ISSUE Joyce J. Nimbler, 43, of rural Fairbury, boy, Douglas Brian II, bom Oct. 3. 96, were held at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic died Sept. 14, 1983, at St. John’s hospital, Mikked Hammond. 78, of APRIL 7, INS John and Karen Reinitz of Lubbock, Tex., a church in Chatsworth on Feb. 28, with Rev. Howard Mauritzen of Bloomington, 83, died died a t Mennonite hospital Nov. 30, II March SI - a aon. M art Leonard, born to May 16,1983 at St. Joseph's Medical center. Springfield. boy, Justin Kain, bom Sept. 23. Charles Karl officiating. Gladys V. Hobart, 67, of Pontiac, died Sept. Jerleen Romans Manuel, 80, of Bull Shoals, Kfichad and Sally Kerfaer of Champaign. Robert and Jill Dohman of Saunemin a boy, MARCH 10,1983 ISSUE W arren Zeedyk, 62, of rural Kankakee, died APRIL 14, INS ISSUE May 9,1983 at Kankakee. 16,1963, at her home. Ark., died Nov. 12,190. Brandon Robert, bom Oct. 3. Hannes Siebring, 81, died M arch 3. His April I - a daughter, Danielle Renee, born Margaret Freehill, 83, of Fontana, Calif., DECEMBER 8,190 ISSUE Mark and Tara Harms of Pontiac a girl, funeral was March 6 at St. Paul Lutheran JUNE 2,1983 ISSUE to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sterrenberg of Roann, Timothy Truesdell, 1 day old, died May 28 formerly of Strawn, died Sept- 20,190. at San Anna Marie Bitner,« , a resident of Helen Barbara Lea, bom Sept. 27. church in Gilman. He was the father of Mrs. Bernardino Community hospital in San Bernar­ Ind. at St. Francis hospital Medical center. Lewis Smith pavilion, died there Monday. OCTOBER 20 ISSUE Dorothy Smith of Chatsworth. April I - a daughter, Amber Leigh, born to Mrs. M. R. Yantis of Findlay died May 20. dino, CaUf. Nov. 28. Tim and Lisa Rath of Sioux City, Iowa, a William Thomas Runyon, 62, of Fairbury, , Janet and Roger Jennings of Tempe, Arts. JUNE 16,1963 ISSUE SEPTEMBER 29,190 ISSUE Annette Rosenboom Dupree died Nov. 19. son, Timothy Alan Jr., bom on Oct. 9,1983. died March 4 at Fairbury hospital. He was the MAYS, INS ISSUE Larry Wand, 62, died June 12, 1963 at Esther Lykkebak, 65, of El Paso, formerly Memorial services were Dec. 1 at Lutheran NOVEMBER 3 ISSUE brother of Kenneth Runyon of Chatsworth. April M - a son Andrew Robert, born to Dr. Fairbury hospital. of Chatsworth, died Sept. 25 at Mennonite Church of Atonement in Barrington, 111. Tim and Sandra Osborne of Forrest a son, MARCH 17, 1983 ISSUE and Mrs. Robert M. Craig Jr. of San Antonio, JULY 7, 1983 ISSUE hospital hospice unit, Bloomington. DECEMBER 15,190, ISSUE Christopher Todd, bom Oct. 26 at St. Francis L. Gladys Fitch, 76, form er Methodist Texas. Robert J. Stadler, 44, was found dead at his Elsie Hardesty, 76, Bloomington, died Sept. Vera M. Murphy, 76, died Dec. 13 a t Carle hospital in Peoria. minister’s wife, died March 11 at Barry MAY IS, INS ISSUE home July 4,1983, in Chatsworth. 25 at St. Joseph's hospital medical center. Foundation hospital in Urbana. NOVEMBER 10 ISSUE Community center, Barry. May 10 - a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Arthur Sterrenberg, 62, died July 2,1983 at OCTOBER 6,190 ISSUE DECEMBER 22 ISSUE Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Robinson, a boy bom MARCH 24, 1983 ISSUE Clore. his home in Yamhill, Ore. Wayne Cording, 66, was pronounced dead Garnold G. “Red” Rigsby, 65, of Nov: 3,1963 at Fairbury. Elias W. Gullett, father of former April 24 - a aon born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry JULY 14,1983 ISSUE on arriv al a t 11:07 Thursday, Sept. 29,190, at Chatsworth, died at 8:50 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, businessman Harold Gullett, died March 21 at Klehm. DECEMBER 1.1963 ISSUE Margaret Kierce, 78, of Downers Grove, Fairbury hospital following a three-vehicle 190, at Fairbury hospital. Bloomington Nursing and Rehabilitation MAY 19,1983 ISSUE Bom to Mark and Diane Kerber on Nov. 22, died July 6,1983, in the hospital there. accident at Piper City. DECEMBER 29 ISSUE center. . May 5 - a aon, Mathew Lloyd, bom to Mr. a daughter, Sherry Diane. Jam es D. Burgard, 57, of Saunemin, died Ezra Miller, 84, died at Fairview Haven John A. Haberkom, 79, a lifelong resident Alan R. Drilling, 25, of 308 E. Ash St. was and Mrs. Leonard Henderson of Houston, Bom to Dale and Sue Lindquist of Des July 13 at Hines Veterans hospital in Nursing home on Sept. 30,190. of Chatsworth, died March 20, a t Carle found dead at 9:14 am . Wednesday, Dec. 21, Texas. Moines, Iowa, a son, Eric James, on Nov. 27. Maywood. OCTOBER 20 ISSUE 190, in his truck in the garage of his parents’ JUNE 16, 1983 ISSUE DECEMBER 8,1963 ISSUE Foundation hospital in Urbana. Casper J. "Cap” Reising, 82, of 25 W. Cross Frank E. Brenneisen, brother of Mrs. Lorn JULY 21, 1983 ISSUE home in Chatsworth. June 12 - a girl, Katie Jean, bom to Mr. and Bom to Chuck and Laura Dennewitz of St. and G reenbrier Lodge in Piper City, died at Tayler of Chatsworth, died March 14 at St. Henrietta Mae Runyon. 74, died at 3:06 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Mrs. Chuck Power at Carle hospital. Champaign, a son, Matthew Charles, on Dec. the Lodge on Oct. 15. Mary’s hospital in Kankakee. p.m. July 18, 1983, at Livingston Manor, Thurs., Jan. 5, 1984 JUNE 23, 1983 ISSUE 3, at Carle hospital. OCTOBER 27 ISSUE MARCH 31,1983 ISSUE Pontiac. June 15 - a aon, Jason David, bom to Mr. DECEMBER 15,1963 ISSUE Lillian Feeney of McHenry died on Oct. 15, Page Five Dorothy M. Culkin, 70, died March 26,1983, JULY 28, 1983 ISSUE and Mrs. Daniel Moranville at St. James Bom to Russ and Mary Jo Mannino of Ad­ 190. at Brandon Community hospital in Brandon, Ellsworth Dixon, 85, died July 20 at hospital in Pontiac. dison, 111. a 2 lb. 12 oz. boy, named Michael Fairbury hospital. Joseph. Fla. June 12 - a daughter, Lindsay Ann, bom to Mrs. Agnes Lawless, 69, died March 26, « Robert Tinker, 53, of Lisle, died July 26 at FREE TINTING James and Paula Curtis of Sioux Falls, S.D. CHATSWORTH CHRONOLOGY 1983, at Greenbrier Lodge in Piper City. St. Anne’s hospital in Northlake. FASHION TINTS — TINT-O-MATIC — SOLID SUN TINTS June 20 - a aon, Ian Robert, bom to Kevin DEATHS APRIL 7.1983 ISSUE AUGUST 4,1983 ISSUE This light and glare reducing feature will be added to your new glasses and MarUo Campbell of Dubuque, Iowa. Walter Kroeger, 84, died April 4, 1983, at Oscar F. Pool, 75, of Thawville, died July 24 free of charge when purchasing a complete pair of glasses at our at Watseka. JANUARY 20,1983 ISSUE Helen Lewis Smith Pavilion in Fairbury. everyday reasonable price and upon presentation of this ad at the time , Matthew Alexander, bom to Funeral services for Rev. William Grace Arch, 78, died July 30 at her home. Simon Johnson, father of Mrs. Margaret the glasses are ordered. No other coupon or offer applies. I (Teter) Romero of Fall brook, Zinninger, 50, were held Jan. 17 at the First Heminover, died March 31,1983 at St. Mary’s AUGUST 11,1983 ISSUE Ch. Ad must be presented at the time glasses are ordered - no exceptions. Baptist church in Chatsworth with burial in hospital in Streator. Wally Hammond died in Michigan while on JULY 21,1983 ISSUE Edmeston, N.Y. Leo Haberkom, 74, of rural Kemp ton, died vacation from home in California. Offer ends January 30. 1884. July 16 - a aon, Travis Rieger, bom to Funeral services for Virge Mansberger, 97, April 4, 1983, at Carle Foundation hospital in Emma C. Roth, 78, Melvin, died Aug. 7, DR. MARK R. FOUTCH Harry and Matilda Johnson of Forrest, at of Momence, were held Jan. 21. Listed among Urbana. 1983 at St. Joseph hospital in Marshfield, Wis. Optometrist Mercy hospital in Champaign. the survivors is Mrs. Leota Gallahue, Piper Richard O. Wright, 85, Cullom, died April 2. R. Burnell Henrichs, 71, died Aug. 4, 1983, JULY 38, 198S ISSUE City. at Mercy hospital in Urbana One Trip Service For Most New Glasses and Contact Lenses 1963, at Greenbrier Lodge in Piper City. OPEN: For Appointment If desired In Paxton A1 and Jan Freehill, Chenoa, a girl, Lynn FEBRUARY 17, 1983 ISSUE Adam Klehm, 83, died April 7, 1963, a t his Frances L. Brown, 79, of Minneapolis, Marie, bora July 22, at Falrbury. Monday Call 379-3113 21 Years Arthur G. Walter, 92, died Feb. 11,1963. He home at route 3, Pontiac. Kan., died Aug. 2, 1983. AUGUST 11, 1983 ISSUE had been living at the Fairview Haven nursing APRIL 21,1963 ISSUE Marshall L. Remund, 73, was killed in a Wednesday 109 S. Market St. No Aug. 8 - a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Mike home in Fairbury. Burial was in Chatsworth Jack Newman, on April 14, at Portland, tree accident Aug 4 in S.D. Saturday Paxton, Illinois Parking Meters Zimmerman of Forrest. cemetery. Ore.______AUGUST 18,1983 ISSUE Aug. 4 - a girl, Katherine Jane, to Mr. and Mrs. John Fairley of Peoria. Aug. 5 • a boy, Stephen James to Mr. and Mr*. Mike Kendrick of Roberts. Save-M ore D on’t follow the herd ... Aug. 10 - a girl, Elisabeth Sue, to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Francis of Dwight. madly charging hither and yon . . AUGUST 25,1983 ISSUE At the Drug Store!! Aug. 10 - a girl, Lisa Michele to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemmer of Fairfaury. striving exhaustedly to tr ,.k down bargains. Aug. 18 • a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Lowery at Fairbury hospital. Instead, find how profitable SEPTEMBER 1,1983 ISSUE W inter Special! Aug. 23 - a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rudin shopping locally can be at Fairbury hospital. 6 No wild stampedes. PH O TO fo r No blind dashes to crowded "bargain palaces.”

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•nosing their photo studio Into this historic homo in tha next few wastes. Tha owner of E. Unooln and N. Foplor, rooManca has baan complstaly reatorad Inslda and out ■>!— * - a--- 1H ■ rf aa^s—— first thm In many years. Tha ow o t Knovo o y noovn n t f n i Chatsworth - 815-635-3010 Chenoa - 815-945-3221 Cullom 815-689-2654 Colfax - 309-723-2801 El Paso - 309-527-4600 Fairbury - 816802-2380 Forrest - 815-657-8462 Grid ley - 309-747-2879 Cornbelt Classifieds. Lexington - 309-366-8714 Onarga - 6162667815 Piper City - 8166862550

County Lines • Jan. 4- 5,1964—TWO ROYAL typewriter, manual portable. AUTOMOTIVE M agic m argins, tab sets. 535. Ph. WANTED TO buy • Roller skates, men's 015-492-2411. ncl-5/1-12 size tvs In good condition. Reasonable. Ph. PHONE PREFIXES TO 015-945-3071. nc12-29/tfn HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS WANTED TO buy: Urge swing and slide Benson ...... 306904 set, good condition only. Ph. 015-4962444. Buckley...... 217-904 TOM 6 CLEM'S Motor Sales, S2J E. Locust LIVESTOCK ...... 816040 St., Chatsworth. Ph. ais-413-3507. We buy *12-29/1-12 Cabary...... 815835 and sell used cars. ct-22/tfn W A N TE D : Bicycles, 3-speed girts, in good QbMeworth condition. Ph. 015-492-2411. ncl-5/1-12 Chenoa ...... 815845 lif t FORD Thwnderbirtf, PS, PB, AC, AM- RAMS-Registered Hampshire, excellent Colfax...... 306723 F M S-track. Good condition. S4,$ S S , w ill quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Contact WANTED: Ofd movie material. Ph. Cooksville — ...... 906725 considor otters. Ph. 515-492-3715 a fter 5 015-245-7153. M-5/1-5 Bruce Cluver, ph. 309-527-3932 evenings. Cropsey...... 300-377 p.m. ncU-l-53/1-2484 nc619/tfn WANTED: Good, used VHS or Beta video Cullom...... 816880 1973 CHRYSLER Newport, 4door, AT, AC, YORKSHIRE and crossbred boars and recorder. Ph. 015-492 2344. Ask lor Paul. El P a a o ...... 300827 PS, PB, CC. RH, everything works, must n cl-J/tfn gilts. Good selection. H A M Pork Farm. Eureka...... 300-467 sell. Ph. »U III m i evenings, nc 11-3 / tin Ph. 015-492 -3938o r 815-492-1004. cll-11/N n Fairbury ...... 816802 GET IN your car and drive to Feirbury WORK WANTED Flanagan...... 816706 Appliance for a new Big Brute AM-FM F o rre s t...... 815857 cassette radio. Only 559.95. c lt-2 4 /tfn REAL ESTATE Gilm an...... 816285 FOR SALE: 73 LTD - P.S., P.B., A.C.,good WORK WANTED. Certified nurse assis Gridley ...... 300-747 tires. 1400 or best offer. Ph. 515-4578114 or tant desires private duty in your home. Ph. Hudson...... 300-728 492-2151. *12-29/1-5 1-217-307-2104. Cl-S/1-21 Kem pton...... 816253 ED INGOLD, REALTOR. Call 1 0 9 - 4 4 3 4371 Lexington___ ...... 300-366 or Mary Kirk ton associate. Ph. Melvin...... 217-388 FARM EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES 309-747-2301. c2-17/tfn NOTICES M in o n k ...... 300-432 COLFAX: Attractive 3 bedroom, lit bath, O n a rg a ...... 816268 ranch home, large lot, quiet location, Piper C it y ___ ...... 616886 patio, heated 2 car garage. Priced to sell. Pontiac...... 816842 or 844 SNOWBLOWER - 7 H. Lucknow, like new. Older redecorated 3 bedroom, 2 story H A R BLOCK will be open at the Elms Roanoke ...... 300823 Call 015-492-4549. *12-29/1-5 home, central air, close to school. Oppor­ starting Jan. 3. Ph. 306527-4450. Homer Roberts...... 217-305 tunity to start home ownership. Priced Sturm. C12-15/1-12 RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT rig h t. Kenneth Orendorfi. Ph. 309-723-4001. Saunem ln...... 816832 C4-14/tfn THE 3-L BEAUTY SHOP is now open. Call Sec o r ...... 300-744 Sibley ...... 217-745 ENJOY COUNTRY living between 015-492-2541 or 015-4063370. Cl-S/1-24 Strew n...... 815888 Chatsworth and Piper in this well in­ ARGOSY 30 ft. camper, like new, many ex­ sulated, aluminum sided, 1350 sq. ft. home Thawvllle...... 217-387 tras. Excellent for Florida winter living. with a new kitchen! Priced to sell - call LOST b FOUND Clyde K u n ti, Gridley 309-747-2420. 015-435-3707 or 217-304-2503, M artin Real 0 2 -2 9 /1 -1 2 Estate. c611/tfn FOUR FOR T H E price of one; 4 good lots, FURNITURE fir APPLIANCES each 00x140, (320) frontage on Onarga's FOUND: Meh's gold wedding band, found PETS north street. Suitable for any kind of a t U R o ch elle Wood Products in Gridley. development and grows good corn. Dandy Call 309-747-2439. M -S/l-5 nursery ground. Whole package only NEW AND USED furniture. Chatsworth 55,000. John C. Bradshaw A Son, Realtors, WHITE GERMAN Shepherd, female, IVt Furniture and Flowers, Chatsworth, III. Buckley 217-394-2031; Onarga 015-2467393. CAR POOLS year old. Well trained, adores children. Ph.015-435-3401. c9-2/tfn Howard S. O-Hare Assoc. 015-2467277. Free to good home. Ph. 015-492-3477. c625/tfn c l2 -0 /tfn STEREO. AM/FM 0 track turntable w/speakers, good condtion, best offer. Ph. LEXINGTON: 3 bedroom house, large READERS MAY ADVERTISE free in this S H E L T IE , adult AKC fem ale 525. Peefc-A- 309-747-2095. ncl2-29/tfn yard, garden space, needs repairs. Low classification. nc02-05/tfn Poo, m ale 4 months 550. Ph. 015-492-3149. twenties. Call 306345-0112. cll-24/Wn C12-29/1-S KITCHEN table and four chairs with one ANYONE INTERESTED in sharing a ride leaf, formica top. Good condition. Ph. from Fairbury to ISU for class on Wednes­ MALE BENJI DOG, free to good home. Your message here reaches 50,100 readers. Ph. 306747-1151. *1-5/1-12 015-492-4040. M-5/1-5 CaH 015-092-2300. day, 5:30 - 0:30, second semester, call 015-492-3244. nc12-15/1-S MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE GRIDLEY: HERRLI mobile home, 20x40, NEED RIDER to ISU, Monday through 3 bedroom, air, on large shaded lot. In ex­ F rid ay, 6 1 . Connie Huston 015-492-1117. Adult-size Wood cellent condition. Clyde Kuntz, Gridley. nc!2-29/1-12 ROCKING CHAIRS Ph. 306747-2420. 02-29/1-12 WANT RIDERS to Parkland, Champaign. CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook,continual 20 to Monday through Thursday. Call Delmar 30 percent off all wallcoverings. Ph: FAIRBURY: Very nice, completely Smith, 015-492-1811. n c l-J /tfn '■ 015-945-7504. cl-20/tfn remodeled two story home in good loca­ tion. All carpeted. Drapes and appliances RIDERS WANTED: ISU leaving 4:10 35 BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth has a including built-in dishwasher. Central air. a.m .,return at 4 p.m. Monday through Fri­ stupendous spectacular array of new and New 2-car garage with opener. Large patio day. Ph.015-492-1943. ncl-5/1-19 LEI SER FURNITURE used furniture, appliances, carpeting, and deck. Private backyard. Ph. clothing and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. Hcrscher, II 015-492-4130 d a y *, 492-4033 even- Fri. A Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Home ph: ings/weekends. Upper 30's. *1-5/1-19 015-435-3140. C 4-!I/N n GOURMET DELIGHT - lamb chops, steaks, and legs available in any sixe package. Try some for a change of pace at WANTED CORNBELT the dinner table. Ph. 309-527-3932 evenings. ncl67-82/tfn CLASSIFIED RAW HONEY. Elsie Evelsiter. Forrest. CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. Ph. 015-457-6190. cO-4/tfn Reasonable. Dave Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 015-492-2202. c03-25/tfn SPECIAL PRICES on new and used shop tools, drill bit sets, 03.35 and up. New J A J CATERING. Personalised catering Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m. bench model d rill presses 0179. Kerosene, lor all occasions. Cropsey, 306377-2501 coal, wood and kerosene heaters. Den- evenings. Colfax, 109-7265151 days. Appearing weekly In The El Paao Record newitx Bros., Chatsworth, 015-435-3314. •11-10/tfn The Fairbury Blqdb The Gridley News c l6 2 0 /tfn The Forrest Newt The Chenoa dipper BUYING GOLD or silver |eweiry. Fur­ The Chatsworth Plaindealer SEE MY LINE of gospel records, books, niture - one piece or a heuse fu ll. 404 E . The Lexington Unit-Journal The Cullom Chronicle wedding invitations and Bibles. Two racks Oak St., F airb u ry. Ph. 515-492-4073. The Colfax Press of records, 50% off. The Record Shop at 9 *12-15/1-24 The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal Nick Kaeb's, 302 S. F ifth , Fairbury. Press Run • 17,000 Copies 58,000 Readers c tl-3 /tfn LOCAL CASH RATE8 QUEEN ANNA sofa, good condition, best First week 15e per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received In o ffer. Ph. 309-747-2895. ncl2-29/tfn advance or by Friday of each week. Thereafter - 12s a word - cash in advwtce. SANSUI home receiver computer mem., clock, etc. Technics cassette dock with Charge classifieds - 20e per wont, 15 word minimum first week - thereafter 18e per word «Wby (dby) Marantx 4-way Prestige Blfcdadt O handling charge. Speakers w/auto protection and cabinet, 0950 firm . T ra ile r 13, Schrof T ra ile r Court, THANK YOU: 10 cents per word, $2.00 minimum. Forrest. *12-29/1-19 LOCAL READER ads billed at same par word rata as classified. TWO 14-inch snow tires, one on Chev. rim . Ph. 309-527-2379. M -5/1-5 IMPORTANT FOR SALE: 400 bales of grass hay. Call After an ad is ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before publication without 015-409-2315 a fte r 4 p.m . cl-5/1-12 By Reuben charge. There are ebeolutely no refunds. No exceptions. The tougbeot thing about making a living REPORT ERROR8 TO U8 AT ONCE is that we have to do it again in *M. £h«ckyour upon P»«ee notify us it them la an error. See me for your Each ad la carefully proofread, but still an error can occur. If you notify us the first day of •" th* — "lthout oborga. Sony, If we are not notified at ones, the And for 1164 let’s live our lives so we don’t responsibility it yours. haveto bide our diary. OFFICE HOURS • Am. to 12 Noon A 1 p m to 5 p.m. Monday throug6Friday M am ie (Steffen Realty) has complained Saturdays 8 Am. to noon In Fairbury only * about numbness in Ms left leg. I told Mm to tot W. Locust, Fairbury Telephone 016682-2388 quit kicking all those foundations. 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth Telephone 0168369010 113W East Krack, Format Telephone 0168878402 R O ® 1 127 W. Hack, Cullom And another sign of middle age (according Telephone 816680-2664 84 W. Peoria, Ftpar City Telephone 8168862560 needs in Chenoa, to Jack Kennedy) is putting on our rubbers 1018. Center, Ootfax Telephone 3067262861 without being told. Gridley, or Lexington 317 Omen, Chenoa Telephone 8188488321 220 W. Main, Lexington Telephone 3008686714 Sale is on! Semiannual clearance begins 321 Cantor, aridity Telephone 906747-2078 Ken 8lpe 045-7206 Thursday at Haber’s in, Fairbury. 40 W. Front,© Paso Telephone 900827-4300 Replenish your wardrobe at bargain 104 W.Unoofn, Onarga Telephone 8168387315 v C lw noa HU prices, k m r ■ * % \ *vr-- > -/’W-ttMjp T -•»t .■ ^ M r i d a - - • — ------— 0 )

Chatsworth - 815-635-3010 Cnenoa 815-945-3221 Cullom - 815-689 2654 Colfax - 309-723-2861 El Paso - 309-527-4600 Fakbury - 815492-2366 C ornbelt C lassifieds . . . Forrest - 815-6574462 Grldley - 309747 2079 Lexington « 3090654714 Onarga - 815-288-7815 Piper City - 815486-2550

County Lines - Jan. 4- 5,1984— THREE EL PASO: Twe bedroom unfurnished FOR RENT apartment. Remodeled kitchen end bath, APPLIANCES: “ Full Service" NEED A BABYSITTER? Call Paulette at dining room, living ream with fireplace. Frig Ida ire. Corning, Amana, Hardwick, •15492-3097. Learning fun and activities. Laundry hook-up, air, water, trash, Spaed Queen, Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid c ll-3 /ttn and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance, Inc., appliances provided, $200. Ph. 3*9-527-2744. ROOFING. Why pay the high prices? New EL PASO: Large deluxe apartment, 2 c tl-1 5 /ttn Chonoa, III. Ph. *15-945-7224. Opon daily bedroom, carpet, drapes, stove and 7:M a.m . to5 p.m.; Sat. till noon, any even­ or repair. No fob too small. 3* years ex­ FAIRBURY Modorn, 3 bedroom homo refrigerator, central air conditioning, full ing by appointment. c!2-29/ttn perience. Also kettle for rent. Ph. basement and large yard, near school. No with family room . *15-492-2959. •15-934-5553. *124/1-2* pets, $2S5, Don Geiselman, 309-527-2559. c12-22/tfn SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR « Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. MAURICE KOEHL PLUMBING, now » cl-24/tfn FAIRBURY: Modorn, 2 bedroom mobile •15492-25*3. c02-14/ttn -remodel - repair, over 30 years ex­ FAIRBURY: Two bedroom unfurnished home for rent, payable weekly or monthly. perience. Ph. *15492-3213, Fairbury. apartment; appliances, air conditioning. Ph. US-492 2950 or 492-4021. TUCKPOINTING, masonry, plastering, *124/2-9 Laundry in building,- offstreet parking. No c12-22/ffn fireplaces, basements, chimneys and foun­ dations. Triple O Construction, George SNOW REMOVAL - Will remove snow in pets. Deposit and references required. Ph. FAIRBURY: House with largo yard; 3 Chenoa. Dependable and reasonable. Ph. •15-492-2040 or 492-2273 after 4 p.m . and Owcarz J r.. El Paso. Ph. 309-527-424*. o pets, 5250. Deposit and c ll-2 0 /ffn •15-945-1071. nc12-1S/ttn weekends. c *-U /ttn references required. Ph. (15 492 29*2. nc12/29/ttn B A B YS ITTIN G wanted Phone WILL DO babysitting. Call •lS492r2942. FAIRBURY: 2 bedroom duplex •15492-253*. Sandy Hatharington. c3-24/tfn Anna McKeon. ncl2-29/tfn apartment. Stove and refrigerator 3 BEDROOM modern home In country. furnished. Carpeting and central air. No Well-insula led, 3 miles north of REGARDLESS of whore you bought your PAPER HANGING LADY, experienced, pets. Ph. *15-492-2119 days or *92-344MTfter Chatsworth. References and deposit. Ph. equipment, when you need it repaired, reasonable rate. Sandy Mies, FairW .y. 5 p.m . c9-15/tfn •15-492-2954. c l-5 /tfn see: Don Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Equip Ph. *15492-2253. Cl-5/VS ment. Ph: *15 -435-37*4 (Business) or *15 EL PASO: 2 bedroom apt. kitchen, dinette, IN CROPSEY: 5 bedroom house. First 435-345* (Home), Highway 24, living room, full basement, central air. month ront free if willing to clean up, after Chatsworth, II., 7:30-5:3* Monday- carpet, drapes. No pets. $250 deposit 5150 plus utilities. Ph. 312-2444207. Saturday. c*4/tfn HELP WANTED required Ph. 309-527-2559. Don Geiselman. *1-5/1-24 OO-4/tfn SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco, Inc., IN FAIRBURY: One 2 bedroom Cullom, III. Ph. *154*9-2131. c12-24/tfn GRIDLEY: Two bedroom apt., fully apartment, first floor near IGA. carpeted, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, Refrigerator, range, garbage disposal, P.L. CONSTRUCTION: experienced in TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers plenty water softener, garbage disposal, washer- heat and water furnished. Off street now construction, remodeling and general of money plus cash bonuses, fringe dryer hookups. Don Stoller, 309-747-2550. parking. References, deposit and lease carpentry. No fob too small. Paul Zimmer­ benefits to mature individual in the Liv­ clO-13/tfn required. No pots or small children. man Ph. *15492-2173; Ernie Leman Ph. ingston county area. Regardless of ex­ •1540*43*7 c«-l7/tfn perience, write A.O. Sears, president, G R ID L E Y : 2 apartm ent, Available now 5200. Convenient and a nice place to live. Call Mrs. James Wharton TREE TOP CHILD Development Center, Texas Refinery Corp., Box 711, Forth carpeted, stove end refrigerator W orth, Tex. 74101. cl-S/l-S furnished, 309-747-2905. cl0-20/tfn •15492-3320 at supportime. cl-S/tfn 4:3* a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Five days, $40. Ph. •15492-2543. c10-21/tfn EL PASO: Smelt furnished one-bedroom house. $150 plus u tilities. Ph. 30* 527-2435. PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Herb PERSONAL c ll-J /tfn Bachtold, *15492-2711 or *15492-2997 after FOR SALE OR RENT • p.m. weekdays. c!2-2/tfn EL PASO: One bedroom house with garage. kitchen with kitchenette, dining INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and PREGNANT? Need help? Call Birthright, cooling cost. Call Honegger Insulation. For 309-452-9023. *1-27/1-1944 room, living room, basement. Large yard. FAIRBURY: 212 E. Ash. Two bedroom Refrigerator and stove furnished. $225. fret estimate call collect *15457 *512. home, newly remodeled, carpeted. Call c l-4 4 3 /tfn Deposit required Ph. 309-527-2203. John Marshall or Debbie Ruhlander, Knepp. cll-3/tfn •15444-7301. *1-5/1-19 MANN'S UPHOLSTERY SERVICE, Lex­ CO LFAX: House for rent in town. Contact ington. Prompt service, free estimates, 30f-723-4397 after 5 p.m . c ll-1 0 /ttn pickup and delivery. Call 309 - 3454140. FRIENDS INN c4-7/tfn Htrscher, IL FORREST: 3 room apartment, main floor. SERVICES PIANO TUNING, complete keyboard ser­ Stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, garage vice and repair. Call *15435-3434 or Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner w ith opener. Call 115-492-2222 or 492-2744. •35-31*5: Roger Coventry. c4-2l/ffn c ll-1 0 /tfn Specials 5 a.m. - 9 p.m. SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win­ PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley FAIRBURY: On* bedroom upstairs Sun. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. dows, buildings, gold leaf and magnetic Meenen Ph. *1545743*5. Pam Borfc Ph. apartment. Built-in stove and oven. signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbory. •154*4-2345. Reasonable. C9-22/Mn Reference and deposit required. Ph. 02-2*/tfn •15-492-2202. c ll-1 7 /tfn CUSTOM MADE antique reproductions EL PASO: Large 2 bedroom apartment and refinishing. Custom mad* furniture. w ith appliances. Ph. 309-527-245*. Marty Travis, Ph. * 15-492-2*90 afte r 5 p.m. c IM /tf n cOl-02/tfn EL PASO: 2 bedroom home, 44* West 4th, D R A PE R IE S - Shop at home - for appoint­ SIM per month, available Dec. 20. Call Ted ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chonoa. Sw igart, 309-447-2021. *12-143/1-1944 Ph. 015-945-4742. c04-12/ttn FAIRBURY: Nice upstairs apartment. PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum­ Private furnace, stove and refrigerator furnished. Available now. Ph. *15-499-244*. mins, 1319 Olenwood, Bloomington. Ph. 3*9-443-2702. c09-07/tfn c12-0/tfn TREE TRIMMING, topping or removal, FORREST: EHiciency apartment on first also stump removal. Free estimates, in­ floor. Deposit and references required. sured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. U tilities paid. Ph. 01S-4S7-«2M. c l2 4 /tfn •I5-24S-7412. c*4-!4/tfn EL PASO: 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen with refrigerator, stove, disposal. Full carpeted, drapes. Leas* $175 plus low utilities. Deposit, references. Ph. 309-527-2309. 02-15/1-5 Dr. Daniel Helmer EL PASO: Trailer for rent $150 per month. PODIATRIST Randy Faulk. Ph. 309-527-2714. cl2-15/tfn Foot Specialist FORREST: Downtown office space 303 W .-W ashington available. Reasonable rates. Call Forrest T w in ... *99” M ilk Products, 015-4S7-OOM. 12-15/tfn PONTIAC, IL 61764 R«fl $199 95Ej Phone 815/842-6551 STRAWN: Nice, well insulated home. Deposit and references required. Ph. 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NO PAYMENTS UNTO. MARCH, ’84 LYNN FURNISHINGS I ON SELECTED M00EL8 | CHEVROLET-BUICK. INC. B lit. 14 la PONTIAC. IL TOLL FREE PHONE 1 .•Sat. I : S M : M (U S ) MS-2731 825 N. Ladd-Pontiac (815)842-3344 of oM USDA helps towns revive main streets County Linos • Jan. 4- 5 ,1904-FOUR It isn't easy to. find something that real Since a Main Street team visited last estate developers and historic preserva­ March,' merchants and city officials have tionists, government agencies and tax­ come together as never before, said pro­ W oodford C ounty payers agree on, but such agreement ex­ ject manager Phil Guy. ists on a growing number of American’s A restaurant the Main Street team sug­ Main streets. gested for Tarboro’s Courthouse Square Main Street is an innovative program of has opened and is thriving. Guy is C o u r t N e w s the National Trust for Historic Preserva­ negotiating the sale of another downtown -______-— tion which stresses renewal of delapidated building for development as a restaurant, OENERAL DOCKET Dec. I f downtown areas for both economic and with generous tax credits for the owners. Gregory Xaivier Petersen, 41, The city has begun work on zoning to T ra ffic historic reasons, using minimal govern­ Dec. I f Gresham OR A Diane Loretta White, 30, ment funds to attract substantial private permit residential use of upper stories of John D. Quasi. Cl driving under the in­ Gresham, OR. investment. downtown buildings. Six storefront facade fluence; Cll improper lane usage. Dec. 20 Main Street's success in bringing new renovations have been completed, three Alan Dean Smith, Cl driving under the Lawrence Max Mellin, IS, Roanoke A jobs and renewed vitality to rural are underway and 12 more are being plan­ influence, C ll disobeyed slop sign. Peggy Jane Allies, l*. Roanoke. American communities prompted the UJ>. ned. Dec. 21 Federal Tax Liens Department of Agriculture’s Office of “I’m tickled to death by it,” said Jim­ Christopher J. Rathum, disobeyed step Dec. 21 Rural Development Policy to provide my Dupree of the newly-printed facade on sign. Thomas, W illi'nr E.. Carleck SS.0M.20. Tony B. Evans, disobeyed step sign. Dec. I f $250,000, through a cooperative arrange­ his Tarboro shoe store. “People come la Minonk State Bank, Carl McRell. etux, ment with the National Endowment for the and tell me how nice it Ieohs.” Richard A. Schram, no valid driver's Rel. Arts, to support and help expand the pro­ license. Earl Ringger etal, Dennis A. Virfcler gram. Same merchants have fow sM lkraBts Dec. 2J etux, W D-pt SWV« NWV« Sec 1 T2JN R1E. Willard (Bill) Phillips, Jr., director of research old photoe at thslr stares. *Tsa Dennis E. Judd, driving under the in­ Dec. 20 the office, said, “We believe the Main happy to do it,” said Spencer Edwards, fluence. Crop mate Company, Ray Clrkt, Sr., Street program has proven its value to owner of Video Appliances on Tarboro’s Crim inal Spec WD-pt SEV* Sec « T20N R2E. rural American beyond any doubt, and Main Street. “I just wish it could look ex­ Dec. 21 Citycrop Indust Cred. Inc., Cropmate we're pleased to support its expansion.’’ actly like it did in 1670.1 think it helps. I Jerry L. James, attempted burglary Company, Rel. think the pendulum is swinging back Divorce Dec. 22 Phillips saids the funds will help under­ downtown." Dec. U Gladys Sweet, Elaine Cinnamon, etai, WD-Vi int. pt. SWV« Sect T20N 2E. write production of a series of Frank Naylor, USDA undersecretary Hinds, Sara Jane vs. Daniel Wayne Hinds. Woodford County Bank, Roy David videocassette training programs and a for small communities and rural develop­ Dec. 2f Farrell, etal, Rel. week-long national training institute next ment, said: “The Main Street program has Mitchell, Oakley T. vs. Leri Jeer. M il Dec. 23 summer for 100 rural leaders seeking to proven that what is past is indeed prologue chell. Bloomington Fed. SAL, David J. bring some Main Street magic to their to a new chapter of economic growth in Fox, Janice C. vs. Lonnie L. Fox. Segneri, etux, WD-parcel A NE'« S eel* communities. rural and small town America. M arriage T25N IE . The institute will provide detailed in­ struction in economic development, public investment and creative design principles. The videocassettes are intended for more general use and reuse in hundreds of com­ munities throughout rural America, Phillips said. J U S T 1 Main Street officials say the real trick is to get people in the towns to take four basic steps: First, get local merchants, city officials and civic groups organized. Second, start rehabilitation of building E A S Y S T E P facades to help a downtown area develop a unified and attractive image of quality - a USE THIS CONVENIENT FORM TO PLACE & major reason for the success of more PREPAY YOUR CLASSIFIED AD modem shopping malls. Third, begin promoting through im­ proved advertising and special events to T n i I I I XETI I U TJXi I I I I I M ill I TT general interest in Main Street. Fourth, to work on creating a healthy _Ln T11111 11 TTU 1 i 1 11 11TTEir111_ and attractive mix of goods and services on Main Street by recruiting stores, in­ dustries and professionals, and by _Ln 111111111 11111T1 11 1TTTTTT 1 1 developing housing • all of which will create the kind of activity that used to _Ln 111111111 11i l l 11 111 1n m 1TT characterize the center of cities. “Once you’ve explained to a merchant _L:zlI 11111111 11111I 1 111 1 m i i1TT* how building renovation and business tie together, and how it has worked in other cities, merchants usually come around,’’ n T11111111 1111111 111 1 T in i1TT1 . said Clark Schoettle, a Main Street coor­ dinator for Georgia and Colorado. _Ln 111111111 11i l l 11 111 1 it r 11 1 LI 1| lj “The key to the whole process is the building of local leadership,” said Mary C. T i i I 1TTTTTTTITm TTTTTTTTTTTTTT* Means, Main Street director. “We give the town a focus for doing things they might be planning to do away by bringing it all __Ln 111111111 11i n I I I I 11 1 11 I r r i nder the umbrella of Mrin Street. “It means getting the entire communi­ •Ads must be received no later than NOON Mondays, otherwise ads will be placed in ty involved in downtown revitalisation,” she said, “and after that, the community is following issue going to be much stronger and much more •75c/line (3-line minimum charge) able to weather all sorts of change, both •NO ABBREVIATIONS, PLEASE economic and social." •Use one space for each letter, comma, period, space and number So far, the Main Street magic has work­ ed in Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, •We reserve the right to edit copy North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas. NAME______The 221-year-old town of Tarboro, N.C., is a typical case history. A tranquil com­ ADDRESS______munity of 1,600 in the northeastern part of the state, Tarboro lies in the heart of C,TY ------_STATE ______ZIP CODE tobacco country and boasts of a residential district of beautiful bungalows and Queen PHONE ______AD CLASSIFICATION______Anne style houses, tum-of-the century cast iron lamp posts, and rows of Greek Mail Form & Check Payable To: Revival and Victorian storefronts. Combelt Press, Inc. • Ann: Classified Advertising Box 71, Fairbury, IL 6173S •NOMEWAY HOMES •ROOFING * SIDING •FORK LIFT to 21 ft. CLASSIFICATIONS •REMODELING * REPAIRS Total Aucdaas f t w Im bue Wan •EKPERIENCED (In b u sin ess M utarcyctay—ffila a loot A Found Travut M years) Lines Farm tgatpmaut A tappNaa FarAaat CarPaaia BaaraaBaml Egripmari Far SMa Sr Bam M a i Estate Koerner Const. X 75* S Co.f Inc. CtfHom. IN. 90929 Ph. (IIS ) 199*2121 — ■— i i 0 ■) ) > County Urwa - Jan. 4- 5,1984— FIVE 4- 5, 1904—FOUR Hogs and pigs reports unusually significant

by Thomaa Ittwonyroas more farrowings than in the fall of M L On .September 1, hog producan SRii Medicare-Medicaid available Untveratty of DUaolt i n t y that they intended to reduce the naafcar «f The December 1 surrey of hog sows farrowing during DsMMbar- inventories a id port prodooen’intentions February by one percent. Have the major for alcohol treatm ent for future production w ill be relented Dec. decreases in com and soybean meal prices S and it of apiA w since early September modified this? We A new Medicare-Medicaid benefit is Sangamon-Menard Alcoholism and It will answer the question of whether m ay see little if any change from year-ago now available in Illinois for treatment of Drug Council, 723 S. 5th St., Springfield, hog numbers are turning down In response farrowing intentions. The number of hogs drinking problems. Other states involved H I., 62703. to POC and drought and leading to quite available for slaughter next summer may in the demonstration project are Cass County Human Resource Center, [liv itr Paterson, 41. Ugh prices neat summer. It will also be about equal to last summer’s figure. Michigan, New York, Connecticut, and 101 W e st 15th, B e ard sto w n , 111., 82118. (Mono Loretta White, 30. answer queetions about the level of The new report will be the first New Jersey along with the American In­ P ia t t County M e n ta l H e a lth Center, 125, demand, hence price, of corn and soybean indication of producers’ intentions about dian Institute in Oklahoma. W . Lafe y e rie , M onU ceUo, D l., 81868. meal between now and the next harvest. the key March-May farrowing period. In Rev. Russell J. Hagen, Executive Human Service Center, 600 Fayette St., ik Meilin, It, Roanoke A lies, H. Roanoke. There is also a more general question the past, the level of profitability three Director of lighthouse in Bloomii^ton, ex­ P e o ria , D l., 61603. that the report will answer. Hog producers quarters earlier has been a fairly reliable plained, “The reason for offering this new Prairie Center for Substance Abuse, 122 have alternately overexpanded and indication of change in sows farrowing. benefit is to determine if medical costs can W e st H ill, C h a m p a ig n , H I., 61810. E., Carlock S$.0M .lt. contracted; this has resulted in widely The losses incurred last summer as feed be reduced.” The National Institute of Central East Alcoholism and Drug rising prices and, probably, weakened costs rose and hog prices decreased Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism as well as C o u n cil, C harleston , D l., 61920. Bank, Carl McRell, etui, consumer demand. W ill cycles continue or suggest a reduction of about five percent the Health Care Financing Administration Eligibility for Medicare is based upon will production stabilise? during March-May. However, the number have called attention to research which age - being 65 or over - or being blind or etal, Dennis A. Virfcler In looking forward to what the report of sows farrowing last March-May, while a shows that alcoholics heavily utilize health disabled. Eligibility for Medicaid is based VV« NWV« Sec ) T U N R1E. will show, we realize that a complicating major increase from the year before, was care services of all types and that treat­ upon income maintenance, eligibility such npany, Ray Cirks, Sr., factor is the larger than projected just about equal to the average of the part ment directed at alcoholism would likely as aid to Families with Dependent |V t Sec 0 T3SN R lE . slaughter since October 1. Federally eight years. It may be that hog producers reduce these high costs of medical care. Children, State Supplemental Payments, Oust Cm). Inc., Cropmate inspected slaughter has been running have had enough of “boom and bust” and or Refugee Assistance programs. nearly 20 percent over year-ago levels, will stabilize numbers at last year’s level. “Consequently,” according to Rev. whereas the size of the March-May pig Future prices for summer delivery Hagen, “the Health Care Financing Ad­ it, Elaine Cinnamon, etal. crop indicates a 15 to 17 percent increase. have been about $53.50 in recent days. m inistration's demonstration project is in­ &WV« Sect T ltN 2E. Is there liquidation or was the spring crop W hen c o m in ce n tral Illin o is is $3.21 and tended to result in cost savings by pro­ unty Bank, Roy David underestimated? soybean meal at Decatur is $216.50, a viding alcoholism services to Medicare kel. The September USDA Hogs and Pigs $53.50 hog price is not conductive to and Medicaid eligible* in residential and Report indicated a June-August pig crop of liquidation. While the general expectation In Fed. SAL, David J. outpatient alcohol treatment centers." i WD-parcel A NE<« Seel* 17,675,000, up 6.7 percent from 1982, is that there will be a cut in the spring pig indicating larger winter hog supplies than crop, a stabilization of hog supplies at Lighthouse and eight other nonhospital last year but a much bigger than usual current levels will not be surprising. alcoholism treatment agencies in central supply reduction from fall to winter. This Regardless of producers’ intentions to Illinois are eligible Medicare and is the reason that February futures prices farrow, pork supplies will exceed year-ago Medicaid service providers and can obtain have sharply exceeded December futures levels for at least the next six months. Last reinbursements from Medicare and for the part three months. spring, hog prices were in the $47.50 area. Medicaid for eligible* clients. The nine On June 1, hog producers said that they The most encouraging thing in the hog agencies are: intended to increase the number of sows market is the sharp Increase in price in farrowing during September-November spite of the unexpectedly large slaughter. Ligh th ou se , 702 W. C hestnut St., B lo o m ­ by 8.3 percent; but on September 1, It w ent from $38.00, O m ah a, in m id - ington , 111., 61701. following the hot, dry summer, they N ovem be r, to $46.50 on D e c. 12 w ithout Jacksonville Area Council on intended to increase the number by only significant cut in the slaughter rate. Alcoholism, 601 E. Morton, Jacksonville, 4.5 percent. What effect did the high During the same time period, wholesale m ., 62650. September com and soybean meal prices beef at Midwest markets increased from DeWitt County Human Resource have on actual farrowing*? There was 91 to 96 cents. Consumers m ay be coming Center, 109 W. Jefferson, Clinton, III., & probably some further decrease but still back to the meat counters. 61727.

n JO H N DEERE n Parts n tt.25 BOTTOM-LINE & n 1 1.00 m n Toys U .7 5 SPECIALS .14.50 15% off n Cash A Carry 15.25 n 1 .00 U sed n 00.75 C om bines laterest free will be placed in till Jan. 1, ’55 7720. 1982. 200 hrs. loaded 7700, 1978. field ready 8820,1961, dial-a-matlc, loaded New: cash rebates from Cash Rebate Caeh Rebate m Lieu of Waiver 4400 dleael, 1976, sharp, M o M On Purehaee Nov. S3 Dec. 'S3 Jan. S4 auto header $500 to $7,500 on 7000 Front-Folding Used 444 Corn head 24-row N $7,500 *1.250 $1,000 *750 Max-Emerge® planters... 18-row N 5.500 925 725 550 Used 444 corn head, 1978, 16-row N 4.500 825 875 500 600 acres plus w aiver of finance 12-row W 3,300 725 575 425 12-row N 2.600 600 475 350 chargee to A pril 1t 1984, 8-row W 2.200 500 400 300 OPCODE 7000 Drawn Used Tractors or cash In lieu of waiver 12-row N 2,000 450 350 275 Interest free 8-row W 1.000 300 250 175 It's not the planting season. But these 8-row N 1.200 275 225 175 till Mar. 1. 54 new cash rebates exceeding any 8-row W 1.100 250 200 150 JO 4630 6-row N 1.000 225 175 125 JO 4320, sharp, 2800 hrs. previous offer ..are an Important reason 4-row W 700 150 125 100 to buy your new Max-Emerge planter 4-row N 700 150 125 100 JD 7300. sharp U sing now. What’s more, if you finance with 7000 Conservation JD 40200, new rear end J - John Deere, the finance charge wiH be 8-row N 1,300 350 275 200 waived to April 1,1964. Or In Heu of that 8-row N 1.200 250 200 150 waiver, get an additional cash rebate 4-row 800 175 • 150 100 bonus. ’ Either way, you get an 7100 Integral Used Equipment impressive bottom-line purchase price. 12-row N 1,600 300 250 200 Should you choose to lease, specially 12-row NJoid 2,000 400 300 225 JD RM 1230 cult., w/rolllng discounted lease payments offer savings 8-row W-tod 1.200 275 225 150 shields Brow N 1.000 225 175 . 125 JD 1490 516 Plows comparable to finance charge waiver. 8-row W 1.000 225 175 125 Qet your new planter nowl 6-row W 700 150 125 100 6-row N 700 175 125 100 flt JolM Owe towtobQ KS Im S v pSM 4-row W 500 125 100 • 75 •utasc) is sps>omI o» ends laaaas nol toga* to cato »iw eqioni eoyDBWi E m m w M s oi to cat* « law or «toyar 12-row N 1.600 380 275 200 Baa saw may be ledweed w toae « eWtoew a an, 10-row N 1.400 300 250 200 S ta lte r to* 8-row N 1.000 250 200 ISO N-Narrow W-Wida Repair, Inc. 902 N Orange, Lexington, IL 61753 DEALS YOU CAN FARM W ITH Phone 3091306-2031 9 County JLinaa • Jan. 4- ft, 1984— SIX

Livingston C ounty Cynthia E. Keoley 4 bus., etel to ' pt. of r j . ty Sef con. line of Hickory Creek F a i r t Randall R 4 Connie J Rafferty, |t ten.. in Wto NWlh Sec. 7-27-4. being approx. 3 !1 /ia /a i9 !0 e tc . (R .S . 049.) L I 4 EVk L 2 B 1 Patten's Add. Fairbury. COURT PROCEEDINGS Marion o. Lindquist 4 wf., to Vova P. Harley W. Schade vs. Fairbury hospital C o u r t N e w s Lang 12/14/03 $10 etc. (R.S. $24 JO) W 44' of At Law (Cptt.) In excess of $15,444.04 4 L 5 B 1 of A. F. Walter's S/D ef Lts 1 4 7 of costs. S /D of pt. NVi SEVit Sec. 5 2 5 0 , ly . N of In Re: Oil i slutisn of Marriage of Kathy ASSOCIATE COURT NEWS Ronald E. Folk, 20, Chats worth, unlaw, T P 4W RR. Sue Russell. Fairbury 4 Lawrence W. TUESOAY, Dec. 27, ADMITTED Judge Charles Frank, presiding poss. of bird of prey, $100, (Conservation). Gladys Thompson, a widow, etel to Russell. Cropsey. Thomas D. Keith, 2t, Pontiac, thelt of Richard K. Leonard, 39, Cornell, unlaw, Robert Riek, a bachelor 11/11/03 $14 etc. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Mrs. Kathy Martett, Gilm lost or stolen property, $37, i mos. cond. poss. of bird of prey, dismissed on states (R.S. $34.54) Pt. B 39 North Add. to Stephen James Tomowski. Pontiac 4 Earl Famey, Strawn. accMei disch. 90 hrs. public work, (Complaint). motion, (Conservation). F airb u ry. Linda Lou Tomowski, High Point, N. Wahls, ChaHworth, accident Michael A. Moylan, 20, Chicago, unlaw Annette L. Branz, 17, Dwight, improper Perry H. Zimmerman 4 wf., to Wayne Carolina. Ruhlander. Chenoa, surgi< poss. of alco. by a m inor, $50 bond fo rf., overtaking, $54, (S ta te ). L. Zimmerman 4 wf., ft. ten. 12/19/03 (10 In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Down Drilling, ChaHworth, medica (S tate). Robert J. Thomas, 19, Streator, im ­ etc. P H . of SV* NEV« NVi SEV«, L 1 in SEV« Ranee Eckel, Pontiac 4 Gary Clyde Eckel, DISMISSED Jeffery A. Jensen, it, Cabery, unlaw proper lane usage, (SO, (County). NWV«, 4 L 1 in NEV« SWV« Sec. 3-257, etc. Pontiac. Mrs. Tracy Grider and B poss. of alco. by a m inor, $91, (County). Mark Alan Nanninga, 20, Pontiac, no Vova P. Lang, married to Gerhardt In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of win Erik, Chenoa. James Thacker, 20, Chenoa, unlaw valid reg ., $50, (County). Dohman 4 wf., |t. ton. 12/14/03 $1 etc. Daniel L. Hodgson, Pontiac 4 Gladys L. poss. of alco. by a m inor, (91, (S tate). (R.S. $3.) L 10 B 4 Chatsworth Hodgson, Pontiac. WEDNESDAY, De< Sandra J. Novak, 25, Lake Villa, 2 BIRTHS David D. Crosshairs 4 wf., to Homer J. In Ro: Dissolution of Marriage of ADMITTED counts resisting a peace officer, dismissed Dennis and Deborah Oakland, Blunter 4 w f., tens, in com. 12/0/03 $14 etc. Gladys Zeller 4 Gerald Zeller. M rs. Edna Popp*. Coif; on states motion; Reckless driving, $410,1 F airb u ry, daughter, 12-14-03. (R.S. $92.) Pt. W t* SEV« Sec. 5257, con. MEMORANDUM OF JUDGMENT Mrs. Clara WesseH, Fairb* Miss Cherish Masters. Forr yr. cond. disch., 2 weekends |ail. (Com­ Mark and Robyn Vaughan, Fairbury, 20.405 acs. Valerie Dohman, Chatsworth vs. Betty p la in t). son, 12-14-03. Fred I HI. J r 4 wf., |t ten., to John Evans, Chatsworth, Rec. 12/21/13 Judgmt. Mrs. Bessie Ford, Forrest, n DISMISSED Keith Runyon, 25, Chats worth, 2 counts Marshall and Lois Hoover, daughter, Matey 11/15/03 (14 etc. (R.4. $3.50) All that rendered 12/24/43 for $734.4$ 4 cosH. of battery. (100, I yr. cond. disch, (Com­ 12-17-03. Bobbie Nagel. Piper City p la in t). David and Susan Zumdahl, Flanagan, Border, Fairbury. Arne Pullen, J r., Robbins, poss. of can­ son, 12-19-03. nabis, $100, bond forf., (State). William and Jane Diaz, Pontiac, son, THURSDAY, Dec Rebecca V . Brashears, 2$, Kentucky, 12-19-03. Veterans Administration ADMITTED poss. of cannabis, $157, 4 mos. probation, John and Rosemary Hartman, Mrs. Lauretta Stable, (County). F airb u ry, son, 12-19-03. medical; Mrs. Alma Fl< Thomas D. Brashears, 27, Kentucky, Joshua and Ada ire Thompson, Pontiac, medical; Mrs. Marilyn Tm poss. of cannabis, $157, 4 mos probation, daughter, 12-20-03. answers questions medical; Mrs. Janet McDi (County). Wayne and Judith Ziegler, Strawn, medical; Frank Holland m edical. Arnold Martinet, It, Pontiac, unlaw daughter, 12-21-03. EDITOR'S NOTE: Following are receive from the VA if they provide suffi­ DISMISSED poss. of alco. by a m inor, $50,10 days ja il, Richard and Rhonda Soule, Pontiac, representative questions answered daily cient identifying information about you. (Complaint). Verman Ferguson, Fairt daughter, 12-21-03. by VA counselors. Full information is However, we are not allowed to inform Ronnie E. Folk, 20, Forrest, poss. of DEATHS Metz, Forrest; Miss Juli available at any VA office. cannabis, (54, 3 mos. supervision; uncased Flora Gertrude Clark, 02, Pontiac, anyone where your VA checks go or what Chenoa; Chester Drilling, gun, (47, 3 mos. supervision, (Conserva­ 12-14-03. Q - How do I appeal a decision made by your disabilities are without your written Transferred to Burnham tion ). M abel Billingsley, 47, Forrest, 12-14-03. one of the VA’s rating boards on my permission. Champaign. Christine Staley, 19, Pontiac, unlaw Betty J. Shepherd, Pontiac, 12-14-03. disability? Q • May a veteran or other eligible clai­ con. of alco. by a m inor, $91, (P ontiac). George E. Delheimer, 47, Cornell, A - You need only write a letter to the mant work and still be evaluated as James O. Ruder, 10, Emington, unlaw 12-10-03. VA office which made the decision stating unemployable for benefit purposes? cons, of alco. by a m in o r, (91, (County). Daniel Shipley, 29, Forrest, 12-1503. you disagree with the VA’s decision. This A - Each claim for unemployability Prison crowdir Michael J. Masterson, 19, Streator. Garnotd G. "Red" Rigsby, 45, will initiate the appeals process and you benefits is determined on the' basis of the unlaw poss. of alco. by a minor, (ill. Chatsworth. 12-1503. will then be advised of your appeal rights facts in the individual case. The nature (County). Emil O. Dorset!, 74, Cabery, 12-1503. and actions you must take. national proble John Kiss, Blackstone, battery, (01, 4 W illiam F. D ecker, 73, Ancona, 12-19-03. and extent of employment and the effects mos. supervision, (Complaint). Lydia Dirfcsen, 02, German Valley, Q - Can anyone get information from of service-connected disabilities are taken Governor Jam es E. Tho Kevin J. M itchey, 1$, Streator, unlaw form erly Minonk, 12-19-03. the VA about my service-connected into consideration. Veterans who are rated Senate subcommittee this 1 poss. of alco by a m inor, $91, (County). John Fleischauer, 09, Dwight, 12-2503. disabilities and how much compensation I unemployable and who begin any type of prison overcrowding issue Beverly J. Hayes, Pontiac, unlaw, cons, Orlie B. Deane, 47, Bloomington, receive? employment should notify the VA at once states is also a national of alco. by a minor, $91, (Complaint). form erly Pontiac, 12-20-03. A - Under the Privacy Act of 1974, we so that continued eligibility can be should receive attention fro Thomas Saltiman, Jr., Oglesby, bat­ Alan R. Drilling, 25, Chatsworth, can inform anyone how much money you reevaluated. government. tery, $101, 4 mos. probation, (Complaint). 12-21-03. Patrick J. Huffman, 1$, Pontiac, unlaw Margaret D. Sengpeil, 77, Pontiac, cons, of alco. by a m inor, $174, (P ontiac). 12-?l-03. Gregory A. Bauer, 30, Pontiac, cont. to MARRIAGE LICENSES: the del. of a child, $202, (C om plaint). Timothy Leon Fosdkk, Forrest 5 Jeri Deadline nears Bernard Bayer, 51, Streator, escape, Lynn Allen, Fairbury. 344 days iail, (Complaint). Ronald K. Lee 5 Sharon G. Lewis, both Michael E. N ix, 19, Chenoa. unlaw, of Oulloin for tax relief poss. of alco. by a m inor, $91; (S tate). George Allen Attig, Fairbury * Brenda Applications for propert Joseph G. White Jr., 37, Dwight, fail to Yoddumnem-Attig, Champaign. for citizens with annual hous reduce speed, $50, (Dwight). Donald A. Zeller, Campus 4 Kathy L. under $12,000 who are 66 Todd E. Lund, 25, Dwight, fail to reduce Quay, Dwight. speed, $50, (Dwight). Robert A. Anliker A Linda K. are 16 and permanently Larry D. Eden, 24, Cullom, speeding, Steidinger, both of Forrest. by Dec. 31. $50, (S ta te ). Dona Frederick Fuhr A Karen J. Applicants do not need Kent L. Ellsworth, 40, Streator, Johnson, both of Chenoa. homes to qualify. Informal speeding, $50, bond forf., (County). Timothy P. Riegie, Charleston 5 for the niinots D ept of David Martinez, 10, Pontiac, ill. trans. Patricia L. Hartsocfc, Country Cub Hills. Dept, on Aging and at the of alco, $15, (County). John A. Marshall I Both A. Senior Action Centers. David M artin ez, 10, Pontiac, no valid Zimmerman, both of Fairbury. drivers license, $20, 20 hours public work, Alex K. Christopher 4 Peggy S. (Complaint). Christopher, both of Pontiac. David Martinez, 10, Pontiac, dis. stop DIVORCES Midwest compact sign, $15, (County). Sandra K. Kinds, Pontiac B Kenneth H. Arnold M artin ez, 10, Pontiac, III. poss. Kinds, Sr., Forrest. Granted 12/14/1). A bill that allows Illinois I of alco., stricken-sentence in poss/minor, Carol S. Phillips, Pontiac 5 Michael R. other states in a compact (County). Phillips. Granted 12/15/03. disposal of low-level David G. C all. 24, Pontiac, too fast for WARRANTY DEEDS material waa signed this cond., $50, (S ta te ). Emma L. Fie Idea mp 4 Dale Lee nor James R. Thompson 1 P atrick J. HuHm an, 10, Pontiac, no Fieldcamp, mother 4 son, indiv. 4 as jt assurance from legislative I valid reg., $90, 3 mos. supervision, (Pon­ tens., 4 Rosanna D. Fieldcamp, his wf., to tia c ). Donald J. Schultheis 12/14/03 $10 (R .S . dittonal requirements < P atrick J. HuHm an, 10, Pontiac, ill. $13.) SlO'of L 10,all L 194 NS'Of L20B2 will be accepted by other! trans. of alco., guilty plea, (Pontiac). R.L. HoMridge's Add. Saunemin. which, at this time, I Kevin J. Edelman, 20, Cropsey, fail to diana, Iowa and Minnesota. yield, $50, (Fairbury). James P. Abry, 21, Odell, too fast for The Governor said if < cond. (50 bond forf., (Odell). the changes »«uf tnim ^ is ] John B. Wilson, 57, Pontiac, fail to j ^ ***** ing excluded froth the yield, $50, (Pontiac). seek legislation removing! Clyde L. Scholl, 10, Pontiac, im p. turn ments. at inter., $50 bond forf., (Pontiac). Featuring Fine Dining for ova* CARPENTRY 60 Years ... TIMBERLINE BUILDERS offers at a price the whole complete residential construction fam ily can afford! services. 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cm - n ih ot nKMry u n i Fairbury Hospital c . 7 -7 J -4 , katas *NTM . J E 01 NOS W a ts e k a ™ W. Fairbury hospital In m c m i af S1S.666.66 I N otes al Marriasa of KaHiy TUESDAY, Dec. 27, 1*03 Iroquois Memorial 4 Lawrence W. FRIDAY, Dec. 30 ADMITTED ADMITTED af Marriasa of Mrs. Kathy Martett, Gilman, medical; Kimberly McDonald, Fairbury, Toraowshi, Pontiac a Earl Faraey, Straws, accident; Mrs. Rose medical; Mrs. Helen Edwards, Forrest, THURSDAY, D ec. 22, 1963 Iris Miner, Crescent City; Sharon Baler I. Nish Point, N. Wahls, Chats worth, accident; Miss Julie medical; Donald Lesper, Forrest, ADMITTED end gjsh Cissna Park; Melanie Lister and Ruhlander, Chenoe, surgical; Chester medical; Wesley Woodward, Fairbury, Franklin Fuoss, Thawville; Melanie girl, Watsaka. of M arriasa af Down Drilling, Chets worth, medical. m adical. Lister, Vicki Elliott and Harold Holeway. a Gary Clyde Eckel, DISMISSED DISMISSED W atseka. MONDAY, Dac. 26, 1*63 Mrs. Tracy Grider and Baby Boy Ed­ Ronald Williams, Fairbury; Frank DISMISSED ADMITTED ution of Marriasa of win Erik, Chenoe. Bradley Jr., Fairbury, Mrs. Kathy Gary Caitteux, Atartinton; Henry P. Warren Burge, Good land, Ind.; Pontiac a G ladys L. Atari# ft, Gilman. Redefcer. Crescent City; Corel Curby, Beverly Norder, Sheldon; Carolyn Taylor, c . WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2S Beaverville; Vergil Sullivan, Woodland; Stockland; Sally Jones end Dorothy ifsttai of Marriasa of ADMITTED SATURDAY, Doc. 11 Louisa Wilson and Ben|amin Farrar. Schaumburg, Watsaka. Gorald Zeller. Mrs. Edna Poppe, Colfax, medical; ADMITTED Watsaka; Kelly Whitson and boy, Gilman; DISMISSED OF JUDGMENT Mrs. Clara Wesseis, Fairbury, medical; Silas Clauss, Fairbury, medical; Mrs. Beverly Kuester and boy, Onarga. Barnard Vogel, Cissna Park; Edna n. Chats worth vs. Batty Miss Cherish /Masters, Forrest, medical; Mildred Ataillet, Fairbury, madical; Boyd Henrichs, Onarga; Harold Holaway, ,R ac. 12/21/63 Judgmt. Mrs. Bessie Ford, Forrest, medical. Payton, Forrest, medical. FRIDAY, D ec. 21, 1*61 Watseka; Karen Welsh end bey, Watsaka. for S7M.M a co sts. DISMISSED DISMISSED ADMITTED Babbie Nagel, Piper City, Miss Amber Mn. Shirley Edwards, Chatsworth; None. TUESDAY, Dac. 27, 1*63 Border, Fairbury. AArs. Bessie Ford, Forrest; Miss Kimberly DISMISSED ADMITTED McDonald, Fairbury, Josaph Grider, Card Yeung and bey, Cissna Park; Louis Sioter, - Crescent City; Joshua THURSDAY, D ec. 2* Piper City; Hughie Runyon, Fairbury. Veronica Lange, Gilman; Roxanne Adsit Brown, Atartinton; Henry L. Martin and ion ADMITTED and bey, Wellington; Darlene Decker, Nathan Farris, Watsaka. Mrs. Lauretta Stable, Chets worth, SUNDAY, Jan. 1, 1N4 Milford; Laura Leather man, Ronald DISMISSED medical; Mrs. Alma Flota, Strawn, ADMITTED Bailors and Pat Lanie, Watseka; Phyllis Atari# Wall, Sheldon; Franklin Fuoss, medical; Mrs. Marilyn Todd, Fairbury, Ronald Williams, Fairbury, medical; Warrick, Morocco. Thawville; Wilbur Smith, Milford; Vicki medical; Mrs. Janet McDevitt, Chenoe, Lloyd Woodward, Fairbury, medical; Elliott end Dorothy Buckley, Watseka. medical; Frank Holland, Fairbury, Richard Goembel, Fairbury, madical. SATURDAY, Ok . 24, 1*61 m edical. DISMISSED ADMITTED WEDNESDAY, D ec. 26, 1*63 VA if they provide suffi- DISMISSED Eunice Pratt, Fairbury; Mrs. Thelma Nallie Martin, Watsaka. ADMITTED information about you. Verman Ferguson, Fairbury; Andrew Hack, Forrest; Mrs. Geneiev* Crum, Fair­ James Weakley, Gilman; Audrey not allowed to inform Metz, Forrest; Miss Julie Rhulander, bury. DISMISSED Ralph, Kimberly Adams and Atary our VA checks go or what Chenoe; Chester Drilling, Chatsworth- Essie Tremble, Watsaka; Ora Handy Gerber, Watseka. are without your written Tra ns ter red to Burnham City hospital. MONDAY, Jan. 2 Sr., AAillerd; Gertruda Buis, Watsaka. DISMISSED n . Champaign. ADMITTED Sally Janas, Watsaka. ran or other eligible clai- Mrs. Halen Lutson, Chatsworth, SUNDAY, Dac. 25, 1*63 still be evaluated as medical; Edward Brandt, Chatsworth, ADMITTED IROQUOIS MEAAORIAL BIRTHS: benefit purposes? medical,- Andrew Atatz, Forrest, medical; Nona. A girl to Ricky and Sharon Baler, for unemployability Prison crowding Miss Randy Odell, Forrest; Mrs. Atarilyn DISMISSED Cissna Park; a girl to Steve and Atalanie Koerner, Chenoe; medical; AAiss Teresa Mae Davis and Robert Swepa, Milford, Lister, Watsaka. 1 on the' basis of the Bazzell, Fairbury, madical; Lylt Ricketts, vidual case. The nature national problem Fairbury, medical; Richard Bams, Fair­ oyment and the effects bury, medical. - disabilities are taken Governor James R. Thompson told a DISMISSED 9-Day Localized Guide Jan. 3 to 13, 1984 . Veterans who are rated Senate subcommittee this week that the AArs. Lauretta Stable, Chatsworth; Mrs. who begin any type of prison overcrowding issue facing many Helen Edwards, Forrest; Joseph Beltz, notify the VA at once states is also a national problem and Chatsworth; AArs. Lillian Zimmerman, ued eligibility can be Fairbury; Richard Goembel, Fairbury; should receive attention from the federal Boyd Payton, Forrest; AAiss Cherish government. Atasters, Forrest.

BIRTHS To Mr. and AArs. Charles Winslow, Deadline nears Chatsworth, a girl born Monday, Jan. 2, Update IIM at Fairbury hospital at 12:35 p.m. weighing* lbs. and w* oz. for tax relief WEEKDAYS fid - Popeye O - Movie [CBN] - I Married Joan O - Sesame Street Applications for property tax rebates 9 :00 A.M. S - One Day at a Time for citizens with annual household incomes 8:30 A.M. O - PM Donahue ® - Woman to Woman under $12,000 who are 66 or older or who o - Beverly HiHbMies 0 6 - Donahue 9 - New $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 Pyramid are 16 and permanently disabled are due Ford County o Mr. Rogers' I - Facts of Life - Emergency by Dec. 31. > Neighborhood - AM. Chicago SB - Electric Company Applicants do not need to own their homes to qualify. Information is available Court N ew s for the Illinois Dept of Revenue and the Dept, on Aging and at the Lt. Governor’s Smith, Susan W; Data L. Smith. Senior Action Centers. Willoughby, Patsy A; Norman E.

Taesdale, Joel; theft under $30*. AAARRIAOE LICENSES; Midwest compact signed David Edward Flefd, Chenoa * Karen Regina Donate, Paxton; 12/6/61. A biD that allows Illinois to fain several Michael Tumor Webb, Rntl A Marcia other states in a compact regulating the Ann Turner, Rntt; 12/12/61. disposal of low-level nuclear waste Wilbur Arthur White, Rankin A Carolyn material was signed this week by Gover­ Ata* Atasterson, Rankin; 12/14/61. nor James R. Thompson after be received Peter Francis Styck, Gibson A Janet assurance from legislative leaders that ad­ Alice Cook, Gibson; 12/16/63. ditional requirements contained in the bill DEEDS: will be accepted by other member states Atayer, Randy L A Elizabeth A; Patrick which, at this time, include Michigan, In­ F. Rubenacker; 11/17/63; Nt6* LS B3 Sib diana, Iowa and Minnesota. 1st Addn Sibley. Van Hois, Joyce E. etal to Wm K. Berry A Susan H; 12/1/63; WV» L3, a ll L4, EV, LS, The Governor said if other states reject B*, OT Piper. the changes and Illinois Is in danger of be­ Frye, Evelyn V to ,Marjorie CMravy; ing excluded froiA the compact, be will 12/15/63; L » B II Piper Addn Piper. seek legislation removing the amend­ Resendahi, ANIdrod A to Arleen L. ments. itafc. at al; 12/1S/63; Ld in Piper. DOG-GONE! f f i i C o o d B u y s i m I n T h e

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Squares Hour [WTBS] - MOVIE: ‘Magnifi­ [CNN] - Prime News 11:30 P.M. 1 /5 /8 4 9 9 9 - Gimme a Break 9 - MOVIE: 'Topper* 9 9 9 - General Hospital cent Obsession’ [HBO] - MOVIE: 'Yes, Giorgio’ 9 9 9 - Automan [NICKJ- Adventures Of Black 9 - I Dream of Jeannie 9:00 A.M. ------I3 5 X K T ------9 - MOVIE: ‘March or Die' David Letterman 9 [NICK] - Varied Programs Beauty [E8PN] - NCAA Basketbafc 9 - MOVIE: The Big 9 - Making of Mankind 9 - Woman to Woman 9 9 - Family Country' Part 2 (SHOW) - MOVIE: The Maryland at North Carolina Beastmaster* State 9 9 - Life and Adventures 9 9 - Thick* of the Night 9 - Great Space Coaster (HBO) - MOVIE: I Ought To of Nicholas Nickleby Be in Pictures’ (TMC) - MOVIE: The Long [HBO] - Gotta Dance, Gotta [CBN] - 700 Club Riders' Sing 9 - To Be Announced [CBN] - Jack Benny Show [CNN] - Afternoon Break (SHOW) - MOVIE: The Next Voice You Hear' [USA] - NCAA Basketbafc [SHOW] - Faerie Tale 9 - P M Magazine [HBO] - MOVIE: The Thirty [USA] - Alive and WeN! 10:00 A.M. niuourgn at Boston UNWfC Theatre: Little Red Riding 9 - Greatest Sports [WTBS] - Superstition [WTBS] - MOVIE: ‘Buck and Legends 2nd Annual Reunion (SHOW) - MOVIE: ‘Porky's’ Funtime [ESPN] - ESPN's SportsYear the Preacher* [CBN] -C risis Update /Agony What's In Store for '84 [WTBS] - MOVIE: Ted Me My 2:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. of Hunger (TMC) - MOVIE: ‘MalacM's [CNN] - Prime News 9 - Alvin A The Chipmunks Cove' 9:00 A.M. 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