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Hoa/j; A Sons (Book B in d e r y I n c . Sprlngport. Michigan 4^928** ‘*1 pkitidettler SINGLE COPY30‘ 4 • CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS (60921). THURSDAY. JULY 19. 1984 One Hundred Tenth Year copwtflh1.iM 4.comtMiiPrMa.inc. Number 43
I 1 Bloomer Line rehabilitation begins i I Monday on Cullom - Cereal segment
Rehabilitation of the Bloomer line trackage Worth, which is expected to be on the job by They are working with the bne’s attorney, between Cullom and Colfax, is expected to be Monday. Kevin McCarthy of Springfield, in developing in full swing by Monday. Kelly Railroad Construction Company of a rate proposal for negotiations with the Santa Dwight S. Stevens, president of the St. Louis has the Cereal to Colfax contract and F'e railroad and the Norfolk & Southern Bloomer Railway Redevelopment League, is already on site. railroad. said Wednesday they expect to sign a track In a related development, Stevens has The Bloomer, so-called from its days as the rehabilitation contract Thursday or Friday for appointed a Consensus Grain Rate committee Bloomington Division of the Illinois (Central- (» the Cullom to Cereal (milepost 106, between with Leo Smith of Anchor Grain, chairman; Gulf, intersects the Santa Fe at Chatsworth Chatsworth and Risk) segment. The contract Ron Hack of Cullom Co-op and Jim P'lessner of and the Norfolk & Southern at Risk, north of will be with Swanson Construction company of Charlotte Farmer’s Grain. Strawn. Wfn state crowns Corn, beans behind Two FFA teams advance five year averages The latest Illin o is W eather and (Crops I« Bulletin says that the average height of com to national convention meet for July 8 was 46 inches, compared to the five- by Chris Matich Krones and Lindquist tied each other for year average of 50 inches. The Chatsworth FFA Chapter won state the second slot in hay judging. About two percent of corn has tassled, championships in two different divisions in the Krones wound up with high individual compared to the average of 12 percent. Illinois contest recently, with both the honors over 397 contestants, with lindquist I'armers called corn 19 percent excellent mechanics team and the livestock judging third and Homstein fourth. and 72 percent good. team advancing to national competition at the The mechanics team topped I'amnington Soybeans were tabbed at 13 percent United States FFA convention this fall. East by a 44-point margin, with 91 individuals blooming on July 8, with the average given as The livestock team, consisting of Mike participating. 21 percent. Bean.s were called three percent r / Miller, Ron Duire, Dave lindquist, Carl Among individual titles by Chatsworth excellent. 65 percent good, and 29 percent only I • Homstein, and Ann Krones (l^t year's people, CTiris Matich was first in carpentry, fa ir. alternate from the national championship Tom Stadler in electricity, and Mark Johnson The second crop of alfalfa was 45 percent in surveying cut. while clover hay was 98 percent cut. team), bested 87 other teams for the win, with WHEN IT GETS too hot to swing, children in the a breeze Atkinson second by 28 points. Todd Stemke was fourth in welding, while Rainfall was spotty, with the Peoria station In cattle judging, Lindquist, Krones and Brian Koemer was fifth in ag power. reporting 1.36 inches for tfie week, Rockford Chatsworth town park can mount the cannon and wait for Homstein tied other individuals for the fourth, Both teams now begin practice and drills .09 inches, and Springfield .75 inches. fifth and sixth spots. for the national contests. After a June that saw temperatures well above normal, the first full week in July brought state temperatures at the average or Student supply lists posted a couple of degrees below. Golden Iroquoisfairbegins July 26 • • Neighborhood Watch The 50th Annual Iroquois County The draft horse show will be held Friday. the Giampionship. Agricultural and 4-H Club Fair w ill be held at July 27, at I2;30 p.m. in front of the 'The fii^ event is scheduled to be off and for approaching school year the fairgrounds in (Yescent City, on July 26 grandstand. There will be free admission to running promptly at 7:30 p.m. at the Iroquois program given July 25 through Aug 1 the event and the public is encouraged to County Fairgrounds. one pack, pencil box, (not metal) or pencil Fair President Perzee explained that the attend. The evening show, which convenes at With school time just over a month off, the A two-hour training session on the Diousands of exhibits are shown annually at bag, shirt for painting, crayons one box, Pay One Price ” concept has been continued 6:30 p.m. will feature the four and six horse Chatsworth grade school teachers have Neighborhood Watch program w ill be given at The Iroquois County Fair in The Fine Arts tennis shoes (lor gym only). ' to provide a family focus for the 1984 fair hitch. prepared a list of student supplies for the THIRD GRADE: Tissues. crayons, the (Thatsworth (.egion building Ju ly 25 a t 7 ;30 Building, ll^ems ranging from bake goods, < This is a boon to anyone who loves the Tractor Pulls, a County Fair favorite, will 1984-88 school year. markers. No.2 pencils, pencil bags, one for p.m. agricultural products, fine arts and textiles, S-Vfiiravai, but espei'i.ilty to famtlie.s with small again hi-light 3 days of The Iroquois Oninty Listed are the basics required of each pupil pencils, one for markers, white paper (not John Wiles of Ih^ Ijvingston County nothing, Chdinary, Woodworking, etc. are children and limited entertainment fuiiiLs." Fair. Sunday afternoon. July 29 fair goers will in the appropriate grade. The list prepared for spiral), ink pen, school glue, pocket file folder, Sheriff's Department will make the combined to bring pleasure to the not so handy Perzee stated For the regular cast of two or be able to enjoy the competition of Antique each clau for parents is more detailed, and erasers, shirt lor painting, scissors, one pair presentation. and creative admirer to the professional judge three rides, kids arid adults can ride all da\ models. CK'er M tractors w ill be on hand to pull will be given out at registration time to sharp pointed: tennis shoes (for gym only). The program is being sponsored by the and on-looker. FOURTH GRADE: Tissues, pocket free, see a grandstand show and lour in the 5 classes that are offered for the 1953 and parents. town of Chatsworth. Chatsworth and Charlotte folders, 2: notebook, notebook paper, eraser. agricultural, commercial, and educational older models. Following are the general supplies, listed townships, the Chatsworth Junior Women’s No. 2 pencils, ballpoint pens, one red and one exhibits. Tuesday afternoon, July 31, the "L'armer by grade: either black ol blue; crayons, markers, or club, and the Chatsworth Lions Due to the tremendous interest in this area, KINDERGARTEN: Tissues, rug or mat, Options are available for senior citizens, Slock" division will get underway with 3 . 'i colored pencils, shirt (or painting, tennis shoes adults not interested in the inidwa\ i:. 1 das.ses. This division is offered for the local hours are being extended for the 1964 smock or shirt lor painting, tennis shoes for (lor gym only). Cross country runner family and friends of exhibitors to ,,uic)ia.se pullers using tractors with standard Fairgoer. Exhibitors may bring their entries gym only, oil cloth 12" x I f " , paste (not glue), FIFTH GRADE: Tissues, pencils with school box, school bag, box ol t jumbo .season passes and e xh ib ito r’s tickets thereby equipment and no visible engine to the Fine Arts Building on Thursday erasers, 3; eraser; red ballpoint pen; black or evening, July 26 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. or crayons, primary pencil with eraser. blue ballpoint pen, box ol crayons or colored nears Chatsworth negating the daily gate charge modifications. FIRST GRADE: Tissues, pencils, 2 large Friday morning, July 27 beginning at 7:30 pencils, magic markers, one set; file folders by Michele Diller A full line up of entertainment. with head Wedne.sday evening Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. the prim ary; tablet of grade one paper, school w ith pockets A clasps, 2 needed; spiral liners Tom T. Hall and Helen Cornelius final night of the fair will highlight the I T.P.A. a.m. and ending at 9:30 a.m. Judging will Trans-American runner for cancer glue, eraser-regular shape green or pink (not notebook lor spelling (SO sheets); notebook scheduled, plans for an even bigger and better tractor pull which includes the "hot rods" and begin at that time thus allowing for afternoon novelty eraser), shirt for painting etc., gym research, Gary Aramini, will probably run paper in looseleal, tennis shoes (lor gym draft horse show, quality ladie.s day two wheel drive trucks. TTus division is for the viewing. Traditionally, judging has been held shoes (lor gym only), tablet of construction through (Thatsworth Friday or Saturday. ofily). programs, kids day program.s featuring Jack professional pullers and promises to be filled on Saturday and the Building was not open to »ith paper, tablet ol newsprint for drawing paper, A ra m in i has run over 2,000 m iles since A p ril 1. JUNIOR HIGH 16. TAB): Tissues, pens, Noel and the Mingling Clowns, agricultural with excitement for the conclusion of the Fair the fairgoer. This change will thereby allow paste ■ for most prefects, school box, crayons pencils, eraser, colored pencils, one small He had been running 40 miles a day but has exhibits, judging and .showing, commercial the general public to inspect and enjoy the -U count box, plastic margarine dish to hold pack; gymshoes (for gym only); ruler,cm.on had to slow down because of health problems small items and crayons when box falls apart. exhibits, demonstrations and activities for the exhibits aU day Saturday and for the duration one side, inches on other; spiral notebooks, and is a bit behind schedule. The World's Greatest Auto Thrill SECOND GRADE: Tissues, two-pocket young and old have been slated to provide of the Fair. one each for Science, Math; pocket folder or Aramini can’t possibly run to a time-table, Spectacular, Nationwide Demolition Derby, is folder. No. 2 pencils, glue, erasers, scissors, something for everyone at this year’s fair. On Sunday, July 29 from 12:30 to 3 p.m. h 9 3-ring binder for grammar. Please try to have so it’s hard to estimate arrival times. Also, coming to the Iroquois County Fair on July 31. tablet ol grade two paper, construction paper. access to simple hand calculator. One of the most popular events which takes there will be a livestock judging contest lor he’ll probably run along route 24 instead of 1984 place at the Iroquois County Agricultural and everyone to test their skill. This is the first running into town. Gary loves to meet As.sembllng for what could be the nation's 4-H Club Fair each year at the fairgrounds in time a contest of this kind has been children and would certainly be encouraged if largest traffic accident will be local and area Crescent City, is the annual Draft Horse Show incorporated into the County Fair, says Gint School board meets Thursday night some local children came out to meet him. drivers. They will be engaged in a fight to the F'or the last five years, this event has (n-en one Rehtmeyer, Iroquois (Yiiinty Extension Over $100 has been raised in Diatsworth to finish situation, as they battle to determine The regular monthly meeting of the school; approving substitute teachers for of the largest draft horse shows to be held in Adviser. Each participant will be given a give to Gary. Any one interested in making a who will be the Champion of this event. There Chatsworth school IxMird will convene at 8 p.m kindergarten and special education; review the State of Illinois. It features approximately chance to judge beef cattle, sheep and swine. donation or in a more exact arrival time can can only be one winner in each heat and you Thursday in the unit office. ing a request made previously on junior high 25 different classes of competition for There will be three divisions offered. 4-H, contact M ichele D ille r a t 635-3367 o r 635-3004 can bet every driver w ill pull out all the stops cheerleading; approving the Rantoul Com exhibitors to enter and spectators to enjoy. Junior, and Adult. In the 4-H division there will After roll call, approval of the minutes, ap to take home his share of the prize money and puter (Consortium; hearing a custodial re The first show was held in 1973 and 24 be two categories 14 years and older, and those proval of bills, and the treasurer's report, the trophies. quest; approving the 1984-85 bus contract with entries were made. The 1983 County Fair under 14 years old. They will compete for following items will be acted upon: Library News Lyle Dehm; reviewing the lASE convention hosted 89 head and 1984 Draft Horse Show- ribbons and trophies. The top 20 judges will be Approving a half-time aide for 1984-88; ap Invitations are extended to both men and scheduled for (Chicago in N ovem ber; and hear by Michele Diller promises to be the biggest and best yet. invited to workouts to select the 4-H team that proving a half-time teacher for the high women to compete. If you want to get into the ing administrative reports The library has received the following Premium offerings will be increased four fold will represent Iroquois (bounty at the State action, get an official entry blank from the memorials and honorary books; over the original offerings of 1973 and 29 (Contest in 1965. following places: Phillips 66 Oil Co., Rt 1. St Presented by Louise Stoutemyer, 'Murder classes are ottered this year which includes and the First Lady" in memory of Katherine Anne, IL; F/SO ilC^., E. Walnut St.. Watseka, the six horse hitch. IL; K & M Oil Co.. W. Walnut S t. Watseka, IL; McCulloch, "Atlantis: the Eighth Continent" Fair President Perzee and Superintendent in memory of Emma Warner, “I.,ady Shell Oil Co., Rt. 24 & 49, Crescent (?ity, IL; The Junior division is being offered for Rosenboom would like to invite exhibitors, in Mobil Oil Co., S. Oescent St.. Bloomquist Oil Washington" in memory of Gladys Rosendahl, state and out-of-State, to the 1984 Iroquois those not in 4-H, and have not reached their Co., S. Crescent St , Gilman. IL; Marathon Oil and "The Haunting of Suzanna Blackwell" in County Fair. "We would like this show to be 19th birthday by January 1,1964. There will be Co., S Oak St.. Onarga, IL memory of Elsie Milstead. the largest and finest in the State of Illinois. " a one dollar entry fee that will be returned in Because of the large number of cars the form of premiums along with money Presented by Wayne and Alice Knocke and Perzee said. Entries may be made by writing expected, four heat events will precede the the Drug Store. ‘Mark Twain Wit and Iroquois County Agricultural and 4-H club donated from various local businesses feature. The last two running cars from each Wisdom” in memory of Gamold “ Red" Fair, Box 301, Fairgrounds at Crescent City, The Adult division will be offered for heat will qualify to compete in the feature for anyone interested to compete for the fun of it. Rigsby. Illin o is 60928. ote P rin te d by Elizabeth Durkes, “Guide to Genealogical Research in the National Ar chives" in memory of Josephine Durkes Saathoff. Presented by the American legion Aux iliary, “The Wars of America" in honor of the Gold Star Mothers. Summer Reading Gub ended July 10 with 22 children receiving certificates and prizes: Dana Barker, Travis Barker, Kari Dehm. Matt Frank, ^ n Frank, Peter Frank, Troy Gregory, (Christina Ham, Mandy Ham, lind- say Ingold, Greg Kurtenbach, Jeff Kurten- bach, Karissa Livingston, Kaliegh Livingston. Amanda Livingston, Mike Mar tin, Cory Runyon, Sara Sudduth, Jaime Trost, Steve Trost, Kim Weller, and Jason Wheeler. OR. DONALD WALKER, new euDerintendent for the Chatsworth school Any children who weren’t able to attend the •ystem, will present for his first regular meeting with the school board last session can still receive awards and prizes at the library. Thursday night. Pliotographs of summer readers who at Walker, who was a superintendent In the Albion area before comina here, tended the reading club at the library on pic remarked that school finance is about the same all over the state - and that with ture day, June 28, are on diqilay in the window SWIM LESSONS CONTINUE at Chat8worth's CAPS Both group and individual lessons are given in th« ail the reforms In education being called for, the most critical school need is that at the library. Pictures were also made into pool, with several classes of children receiving sessions. of additional funding. piiHm buttons as prizes. instruction from certified teachers. I
Larry's Lines by Larry Knilands
Diane Craig of Long Beach, Calif., spent Vetia Tauber stopped by the Plaindealer I read a case study the other day printed by I could see that if a weekly had plenty of Even if 1 leave religion out of my thinking, 1 from Thursday to Monday visiting her office on Monday and had her paper changed community activity to report and a limited still feel that from o logu al twinl of view it is the Publishers' Auxiliary on the subject of parents, the Gyde Wilsons. She also attended to her CtiUom address for the summer. number of pages on which to print, an editor the purpose of numkiiul to u.se the thought MONDAY. July 23 editorial columns in weekly papers, and I the wedding of her niece, Jamie Thompson, of Rev. and Mrs. Harley Curtis were in Union decided to pass along some of the results of might choose to run no column, or a very small processes to develop ideas and identify values. Show Bus riders will tour Williams Hall in Roberts, to Eric Duvick of Sandwich. Jam ie’s Mills, Ind., Monday for the funeral of Oliver one Our purpose for hung is not to memorize Bloomington that study, together with some comments of mother is the former Betty Wilson. Marks. He was a cousin of Mrs. Curtis. So 1 am not surprised that as a practical and parrot back like robot.s-*)ur purpose is to TUESDAY, July 24 ray own. Mary Maxson spent from Friday until Mrs. Eula McNutt hosted the Ladies Robert M. Shaw, numager emeritus for the matter, many papers drop the column in favor be in a constant slate of evaulation and 7:30 p.m. - Town board meeting Monday in Mt. Vernon Yrith Robyn Putney and Missionary Prayer Band at her home on Minnesota Newspaper a^ociation foundation, of other things reevaluation of our faith, our govenunent, our THURSDAY. July 26 Julie Eldridge, college friends. Thursday evening. A delicious lunch of wrote the report after surveying 344 When Shaw says that of 344 papers, onl\ schools, and our individual goals so that we 11:30 a.m. - Senior atizens poUuck luncheon Susan Maxson of Bloomington spent the chicken casserole, jello salad and cookies was Minnesota weeklies over a month's oeriod two had a locally related editorial every week. can come to a better understanding of the 8 p.m. - Masonic meeting weekend with her parents. served following the meeting. Mrs. Eulah Lee I guess that relates in part to the space world and of our.seh cs First of all, he found that only 20 percent of had charge of devotions. The next meeting is those papers published one editorial a week, problem I referred to. Some editors run no to be at the home of Mrs. Dawn Metz in rural with M percent putting out no editorials coliunn because they don't want to use the After spending several days at the home of For my .sell, the teehng that 1 must write Forrest. during that entire month. space. Some may feel that there are no local most of my editorials on topics of substance W e a th e r his mother, Mrs. Lorn Tayler, Mr. and Mrs. And, of the 344 weeklies, only TWO issues to write about, and maybe some don't stems from both religious and philo.sophical Gei;ald Tayler, left on Thursday for their home Mrs. Gertrude Cabbage had visitors from published a locally related editorial in each want to tackle the issues that exist. considerations. in Tucson, Ariz. Wednesday until Saturday. They were her W a n d e rin g s sister-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Cabbage, from issue. The tone of the Shaw report would seem to St. Thomas .Aquiius » rote that IohI created Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kimmel of Fort Further, the locally related editorials were imply that a local editorial MUST relate to the world and the unuerse according to Lauderdale, Fla., are spending the summer Russellville, Ky., and daughter, Mrs. Jean not of much critical consequence, according to controversial issues within the community- rational laws He put rational men into as observed with her parents, Mrs. Lom Tayler. Smock of Lewisburg, Ky. Four Michael, David and Chris Lowery spent the granddaughters joined them on Thursday for Shaw. and while 1 agree to a point, 1 also think there creation with the duty ot discovering those by Jim Rebholtz Describing those editorials, Shaw said, is a place in columns for some of the purel> rational laws in order that the world could be weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and the day. They were Mrs. Anita Coffey, Ixida, “the locally related editorials that we found persona] reflections that I give on occasion brought to greater luirmony and closer to Mrs. T(»n Edwards. Tami Cabbage, Roberts, Cindy Selleck, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Maxson spent Roberts, and Laura Kay Cabbage, Forrest. I did not necessarily relate to controversial Sometimes 1 do want to entertain. perfection. Weather listed is for the period from 7/10 Saturday evening with her parents, Mr. and Also visiting were five great-grandchildren issues on the local scene. Many, if not the Sometimes 1 hope my reflections show- 1 accept the .Vqiiinas ulea of creation-and through 7/16. majority, were benign comments not designed something about the character of a small tow n that means to me that all of us are obligated Mrs. A ^rew Beilis, and the Norm Lewis and Mrs. Geri Winters and children, Kelli and The week began with a termperature of 100 family. Jason of Chatsworth. to pursuade-but to congratulate or entertain- and the joys of being there. to work to understand the world lietter and to degrees, slowly cooling to a low of 60 by Mon to make the readers 'feel good' about a person, And in the face of all the horrible national make it better day. a project or the community as a whole." and international news we are battered with Almost an inch of rain fell in three separate Shaw went on to say, "all newspapers, but every day, getting people to 'feel good' about showers on 7/11, 7/12, and 7/15. So, for me. using this space to ask soc'iety to particularly the weeklies, are defaulting on themselves in any way may be an important Winds were mostly from the south and do better is a personal requirement of mine. PUFFY CLOUDS DOT their duty to use the editorial influence of their function of the weekly conmiunity paper. southwest, with a maximum velocity of 7mph. tl And when I am critical about things around newspapers to effect changes in their Therefore, I am not shocked to the quick Barometric pressure remained constant all few minutes after the facil| me. I do not do so out of a sense of crusading or communities and are allowing the editorial by Shaw’s report about the state of weekly week, with a low of 29.80 and a high of 30.15. I 4| A few cool days have ' a liberal bent demanding the discarding of the writing tradition to die out. " editorials in Minnesota. 1 would imagine that Relative humidity was 90 or better every Shaw concluded, "if our figures are to be the same statistics would hold up for Illinois as past. day but one, with a low of 50. believed, there aren't very many persons out well. As a nuitter of fact, 1 am a consen-ative- Daytime skies were clear or mostly clear all Youth talei there actually doing such thinking and But there is another side to (his story. At its and the worst kind, because 1 am a textbook week. writing, and their numbers seem to be base, the story connects to issues on a local consen’ative who refuses to give up what I Daily highs and lows: 7/10-100 to 74; dwindling" level. have acuuimlatcd through study until I am 7/11-84 to 64; 7/12-92 to 64; 7/13-90 to 78; ' t ' From my own personal standpoint, I see a Just because we want to think we are doing convinced beyontl doiibl that a part of my 7/14-96 to 68; 7/15-88 to 70; 7/16-85 to 60. a p p ro a c h e i couple of ways of reacting to the Shaw report- a good job of taking care of our conununity. learning has truly been displaced by The deadline for entries ini and I will begin^hj playing the "devirs that does not mean that we grade out at A-plus something more accurate or proper f-“ ,'«l1l .1 . ^ "V ■ Fair’s Fourth Annual Youth Ta| advocate" for our attitudes, accomplishments, and Therefore, you may expect that m the Six groceries F ' just two weeks away. Many weekly papers fight a constant space actual involvement in decision-making in our future 1 will continue to .speak out on whatever 1 |j| All entries for the Aug. 22 cf problem. All papers survive on advertising, organizations and institutions. 1 feel needs commentary -not because of the v ; . / ' by Aug. 1. according to show editorial tradition, not Ixs'aii.se of the Shaw here in 1934 and you don't know from one issue to the next The issues are always there. Maybe we do a K n r i‘ ii (From the June 14, If34, Plaindealer) tiam is and Ann Orth Nu what the ad revenue will be. Ints of ads give better job of taking care of things than report, and not because I want to joust with C.B. Strawn, late manager for the Hunter- The free Wednesday aftemo an editor lots of space for stories and pictures, neighboring communities or school districts, windmills. Dunn Lumber Company, has entered into grandstand activities at the fail and a "weak week" in the ad department but that is not to say that we could not find I issue thuiulcr and lightning through niy partnership witli Kohler Brothers and will there will be no admission charg means that everything has to be squeezed into plenty of ways to do those things a great deal typewriter Ix'cau.se my inner self tells me 1 IN A PHOTO looking south to the railroad tracks, a portion of the attractions handle a full line of lumber and building fairgrounds Wednesday. fewer pages better. mu.st for the 1910 Chatsworth Corn Carnival can be seen. 'Thi.s year's show will again material. The first two days ot the 1910 affair were plagued by heavy rains, according age categories. Competition Mr. Strawn will have his office at the division will be split between c | Kohler Brothers grain office. His past ex to Plaindealer accounts, but the sun was shining in this picture loaned by Esther are ages 8-10 on or before perience in the lumber and contracting S chade. those who are ages 11-14. The I Lost set of keys Parrot plunged business and his acquaintances should be of The downtown area was illuminated by hundreds ot electric lights, with most ' Ri will include contestants ages 1^ advantage to him now. This gives Chatsworth of the store windows decorated as well. Also this year, there is no as punishment two lumber dealers. not claimed yet regarding accompanists. liCiser Brothers of Cullom have opened a A number of people who have lost their Winners of each of the three! NEWSPAPERy (From the Plaindealer Feb. 1881) grocery store in the Tauber Mercantile store \ keys have made inquiry about the set of keys receive the following: first pif A parrot that was always plunged into cold and will handle a full line of groceries. THf CHATSWOUTH PIAINDMLER turned in at the Plaindealer office about three 1 st Sem i-annual trophy; second place |45; and I (USPS 101-2M) water as a punishment for swearing, Mr. and Mrs. Tauber will have charge of weeks ago. Also, the first place act fij EtUbIMwd I M3 happened to see passing his cage one rainy the store. lieiser Brothers have conducted a These keys appear to be house keys, or division the top point-earning CNkTSWORTH. ILLINOIS day some dripping, drenched chickens, and, d store in Cullom for many years and are well keys other than car keys combined junior divistona wiO I PubllsIiBd every Tburedey- called out: "You miserable hwils. been versed inthe grocery business. Season Clearanc^i',- The person who lost them might live in the the Fairburv Fair board in co JAMES N ROBERrS. PuMisber swearing, eh’’’' Chatsworth has six gnxrery stores. Larry Nnllands. Edilor Fairbury area, be a ■ (Jcminr’ or sell Tupper- ware. _ ------Joan Johneon. 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A t Legion Speedway. Property tax Marm or dodges tangles is deductable
by the Plaindealcr 1 had her paper changed t *1 to grab late model checker I for the summer, by Chris Matich cond, followed by a recovering Watters, Ron ol ttw Oeaaral Aieembljr, aOe** I ley Curtis were in Union Darrell Mannor, Santa Fe stock veteran, Bohm, imd Morgan. for the firat time to i |for the funeral of Oliver avoided trouble Saturday night and captured Another strong field of 20 sixes and 20 juated gram tncooie oD I of Mrs. Curtis, the late model feature at Fairbury's American eights took trials, with Rients fastest of eights during the tax year on thoir primary HMwnto lutt hosted the Ladies Legion Speedway. at ; 14.029 and Benedict the six pace-setter at rasidenoe. iBand at her home on Mannor took the lead early, but numerous :15.897. “The property tax aahtraettan iHIl radaoa a A delicious lunch of yellow flags kept the field bunched, allowing In six-cylinder heats, Watters passed Ron homeowners taxable income by the anm ait ef Ho salad and cookies was Bob Line, Tom Rients, and Gary Eden to stay Bohm on the second lap for a win, while property tax paid,” explained Revenae Dirao- ■meeting. Mrs. Eulah Lee close. Strawn’s Fred Wahls got around Mike Legner tor J . ThoBoae Johaaon. “HomaowaarB will Ions. The next meeting is After a final yellow, Rients passed Line on the high side to capture his first win of the benefit from this tax relief meaaare without Imts. Dawn Metz in rural with two laps to go, and seemed to get a break season. any effect on local governments wMch depend when Marmor could find no way to get around The fast heat had plenty of shoving and on property taxes to provide amenUal aervloea ibbage had visitors from a group of slower cars. pushing, with Benedict edging Ron Bohm and su(± os poUoe and fire protaetton.” Bturday. They were her But one of the lapped cars spun in front of Forth. Matt Melvin also won a heat over Dan JobnHn out that llw dMlaclieB a^ Fannie Cabbage, from Rients, and Marmor pulled away for the win. Bradley in a race that saw Mike McGuire plies only to a homeowner’s principal Illinois daughter, Mrs. Jean with Rients, Line, Eden, and Bob Thoennes black flawed for pushing Faul Westermeyer. residence. This means Chat only a portion of sburg, Ky. Four rounding out the t ^ five. Bradley came back to win the semi over property taxes paid may be eubtracted if a I them on Thursday for The six-cylinder feature was a fender-to- Mike Crouch, the only other car still running. personal residence jnclndee huatiMiee, rentnl I Mrs. Anita Coffey, Loda, fender battle with several lead changes. Among the eights, Don Chandler survived a or farm property and if a aliaie of the property Bits, Cindy Selleck, Bob Morgan jumped out early, only to see tangle with Line to outdistance Reints in the tax is deductible as a busineas expense on a Kay Cabbage, Forrest, i Rich Sanders zip by for the t ^ spot, with dash. federal income tax return. [five great-grandchildren Sanders then taking a train of Larry Elliott, Despite an accident with USAC’s Terry Inordertoclaimasttbtmctionfbratatetai- Irs and children, Kelli and Dave Forth, Lonny Benedict, and Dave Wat Fearson, Tom Myers led the entire first heat, come tax purposes, a claimant must factor out ters on a wild cha^. with Bill Miller second. the portion of the property tax attributable to Watters spun, and as he took his place at Marmor and Denny Carpenter ran one-two property other than that used as a principal the rear of the field, Sanders developed engine in the fast heat, while Frank Shickel and Steve residence. A worksheet to help bameosmers trouble and dropped out. Ricketts were the only cars surviving the se compute the subtraction is on the reverse side Elliott took over first place, only to get a lit cond heat. of the state individual income tax return PUFFY CLOUDS DOT the sky above the CAPS pool a mostly the typical steamy Illinois summer conditions tle loose in turn two, allowing B en ^ c t to take Shickel also won the semi over Bob Wat (ILrlOtO). few minutes after the facility opened Tuesday. have brought many to the water this year. first for a lead he never gave up. Forth was se ters Taxpayers mth quesUons concerning file O l A few cool days have held crowds down at times, but property tax subtraction or other items on tbe income tax return should contact the nearest Illinois traffic Agiow Department of Revenue field office listed on Myers, Dehm score the inside cover of the tax return booklet. Tsx- Youth talent contest deadline to meet July 26 payers also may call the Department of Vermillion Women Aglow of Fontiac will Revenue a t 217/78^33» or 312/641-2150. at Fairbury races fatalities down hold a meeting at 9:15 a.m. July 26, in the Bank of Fontiac (Community Room, Fontiac. approaches for Fairbury Fair by Giris Matich Traffic fatalities are down for the year in Il The speaker for July is Jean Brewer of Ot Tom Myers and Snook Dehm each scored linois but up in Livingston and Woodford coun The deadline for entries in the Fairbury annual meeting of the Illinois Association of ties, at the end of June, McLean county equal tawa. Jean and her husband, Forrest, spent Agricultural Fairs in January 1985. points in action at the Fairbury stock car Fair's Fourth Annual Youth Talent Contest is ed their last year's total. eighteen years working among one group of just two weeks away. Entries are limited to residents of Illinois, races Saturday night. Aztec Indians in Mexico translating the New Markets Myers, driving with a bandaged hand from Fatalities dropped in the state from 678 to All entries for the Aug. 22 contest are due and professional entertainers are not eligible Testameant into Aztec. (Quote of Livingston Grain) to compete. an encounter with his steering wheel last 647 through the first six months. Three deaths Com 13.27 by Aug. I, according to show coordinators in the month of June brought McLean county's In 1969 the Brewers came home to be with A set-up time of five minutes will be week, started on the pole in the first heat and Beans 16.88 F^reii Hanns and Atm Orth Nussbaum. total to nine. In 1963, McLean had nine total their younger son while he finished high allowed; any act that exceeds a five minute stayed out front, with Clinton's Bill Miller The free Wednesday afternoon show opens for the year. school. At that time they began home bible performance time limit will be disqualified. second. grandstand activities at the fair. In addition, Livingston county has three for the year studies where people were saved, filled with Contestants must supply their own Dehm had the pole in the fast heat, and lion of the attractions there will be no admission charges to enter the and Woodford four. the Spirit, healed and encouraged fairgrounds Wednesday. equipment, with the exception of a piano. A started in the first row for the feature, coming Thi.s year’s show will again feature three dressing area will be provided. Entrants will home in the top six. heavy rains, according age categories. Competition in the junior be assigned a time to report to the stage in Myers began the feature in the last row and pture loaned by Esther division will be split between contestants who front of the grandstands to check in and re tir^ before the checker flew. are ages 8-10 on or before Dec. 1, 1964, and practice. Ictric lights, with most those who are ages 11-14. The senior division Participants may use the entry form on ' c will include contestants ages 15-21. page 53 of the 1984 Fairbury Fair book, or send THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER A1.S0 this year, there is no age restriction the following information to Mrs. Karen Thurs.. July 19. 1984 regarding accompanists. Harms, Rt. 1, Fairbury, IL 61739. -r Page Three Winners of each of the three categories will The name of the individual group act; the receive the following: first place $75 and a names, addresses and ages as of Dec. 1,1964 of [1 trophy; second place $45; and third place, $25. each participant in the act; the name, address Also, the first place act from the senior and phone number of a contact person. division the top point-earning act from the An entry fee of $5 per act should A Proven combined junior divisions will be ftponoor^ ^ accompany ekeh entry form. 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Rita and Mrs. Dewayne Dial and Mrs. rony Ward iW new Mrs. Barrett was honored on Brandt iras first low gross srith a 44. wMle Robin Renea Jackson and Duane Alan Bar of Hartselle. Susan Sharp of Decatur kept the several occasions prior to her wedding. A Ruth Ann Pennicook iras second with a 47. rett of Decatur. Alabama, were married bride's book. Rice girls were Angie Jackson, miscellaneous tea was given at the home of Maxine Zorn posted first lew net at 31, Saturday, July 7, at the Somerville Road Melissa Barrett and Angela Polly. Mrs. Granville Tyler on June 10. Mrs. G ak while Ruth McNeil had a S3. Church of Christ by Granville Tyler h ) STS. PETER a PAUL CHURC The couple was married beneath an arch Montgomery hosted a rice bag party at her Pennicook was low putt champ with a 13, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. 4IS N. Fourth Stroot made by the bride's late grandfather Flack. home on June 18. A lingerie shower was given while Brandt. Zorn, and Lorena Peterson Bobby Vann Jackson of Decatur, Alabama Rov. C. E. Karl, Pastor The arch was also used by her mother and on June 20 by the employees of Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barrett of posted ISs. Confassion Schadula father at their wedding. McAlpin Trucking Co. SATURDAYS Chatsworth. The bride, a 1962 graduate of Decatur High On July 6, a bridesmaids* lunbheon was Given in marriage by her father, the bride 3-3:30 p.m. school, is a graduate of Tennessee Valley given at the Iron Gate Restaurant. FIRST FRIDAYS wore her mother's gown of rice silk and Chan Career college and is employed by Charles The groom's parents hosted a poolside sup THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER 7:30-6 a.m. tilly lace, rhe lace bodice was trimmed with McAlpin Trucking Co., in Ek-catur. per at the home of Mrs. Olice Flack. MASS SCHEDULE se^ pearls and sequins and featured a Thurs., July 19, 1984 The bridegroom, a 1982 graduate of Following a wedding trip to Gatlinburg, SATURDAY EVENINGS Sabrina neckline and long, fitted sleeves but Page Four Chatsworth High school, is a student at Tenn., the couple are making their home at S p.m. toning at the wrists. The full skirt was edged SUNDAY Calhoun Conununity (ToUege and is employed 1707 Somerville Rd., Apt. 5, Decatur, Ala. O with a band of scalloped lace with a cutaway 6-11 a.m. at Countrv Skillet Poultry Co. in Athens. 35601. front and back revealing a lace panel. The Day before Holy Day: skirt fell into a chapel-length train. A lace and i p.m. pearl tiara held the fingertip-len^h lace appli- Weekday masses: Mom qued veil The bride carried a silk bouquet of Thursday and Friday at 6 a.m W E D N E S D A Y evening pink and white rosebuds, lily of the valley 5:30 p.m. pearls and pink and white streamers. She PUBLIC NOTICES WEDNESDAYS wore a pearl necklace of her mothers. 4 p.m. Becky Jackson of Decatur was her sister s Public N otice A dvertising Protects 6:45 p.m. - High school maid ot honor. Bridesmaids were Angie (Classes held et the Parish h; Jackson of Decatur, the bride's sister, Kathy Y our Right to K now Blasingim of Kankakee, Anna Chunn of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Decatur and Melissa Barrett of Chatsworth. Chariworth, III. the groom’s sister. They wore identical gowns Harley Curtis, Pastor Date Premises Sold November lO, 1961 of pink and carried bouquets of pink and white SUNDAY, JULY 22 PUBLIC NOTICE Certificate No. 43 9:00 a.m. - Sunday school, roses and streamers. PUBLIC NOTICE IN T H E CIR CU IT CO U RT O F T H E NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sold for Genoral Taxos of (year) 1960. superintendent Todd Bry ant of Chatsworth was best man. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ON TOWNSHIP BUDGET A LEVY Sold tor Speical Assossmcnt of 10:00 a.m. - Morning Wor Ushers were Tim Flack and Del Flack of LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS Notice is hereby given that a tentative (Municipality) and special assossmont The Suffering Servant! Marietta. Ga., Kurt Runyon of Chatsworth, In the Matter oi the Estate of budget and levy ordinance for the Town ol number n/a. SUNDAY, JULY 29 Jeff Huggins and Jeff Emberton of Fairbury. ORLO 01LLER, Deceased No. B4 P i l l Charlotte in the County of Livingston, State oi Warrant No. n/a Inslallment No. n/a 7:00 p.m. • Summer Evei Matt Blasingim of Kankakee was ring bearer. CLAIM NOTICE Illinois, lor the fiscal year beginning April 1, THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD Fellowship featuring "The Music was provided by Cathy Armstrong, Notice is given o( the death of O RLO I98S, and ending March 31, IfM, will be on tile FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Lexington. Brenda Ashcraft, Susan Jolly. Donna Gregg, O IL L E R , of 109 N. tth SI., Chatsworth, and conveniently available to public Property located S06 E. Locust St. E.L. Jolly, Steve Armstrong. Steve Harris, Livingston County, Illinois. inspection at Town Clerk's Office from and Chatsworth, IL. ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAF Legal Description or Permanent Index No. Jere Spurlin and Mona Graham. Letters of Office were issued on the 11th alter • o'clock P.M., 14 day, August, 1964. 6th and Walnut St„ Chatswor| Notice is further given hereby that a public 2S-03-327-002. Assisting at the reception at the Holiday day of July, I9S4, to DALE OILLER, as James H. Frank, Pastor Independent Executor, 207 N. 1st SI., hearing on said budget and appropriation This notice is to advise you that the above THURSDAY, JULY 19 Inn were Mrs. James Emberton of Fairbury, Chatsworth, Illinois 60921, whose attorney is ordinance will be held at 8 o'clock P.M., 14 property has been told for delinquent taxes 12:30p.m. - Loners meet a| MR AND MRS. DUANE A BARRETT Mrs David Blasingim of Kankakee, Usa Gar Caughey, Legner a Freehill, 213 Green Street, day, August, 1984, at Town Clerk's Office in and that the period of redemption from the Forrest. B. Hill, hostess rison and Mrs. Tommy Andrews of Decatur Chenoa, Illinois. this Town and that final action on this sale will expire on November 9, 1964. SUNDAY, JULY 22 Claims may be filed within six (6) months ordinance will be taken by the Board of Town This notice is also to advise you that a 0:45 a.m. ■ Summer Sur from the date of issuance of Letters oi Office. Trustees at the meeting to be held at 6 o'clock petition has been tiled for a tax deed which will 10:00 a.m. - Worship Graham, Oilman Any claim not filed within that period is P.M. Tuesday, on the 14 day of August, 1964. transfer title and the right to possession of this WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 50 Years ago barred. Claims may be filed in fhe Office of the Dated this 10th day of July, 1964. property it redemption is not made on or o Luther League trip to Gr| May 1934 Clerk ol this Court at Livingston County /s/Dan W. Kerber, Supervisor before November 9, 1964. Hatching of cinch bugs in small gram fields eleventh birthday Tuesday by having eleven of move 40 years ago Courthouse, Pontiac, Illinois 61764, or claims /s/Ronald Flessner, Clerk This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit has started and farmers in IJvingston county her girl friends and classmates at a party It may be filed with the above Personal Court of this County in Pontiac, Illinois on VINE STREET BAPTIST Cl Nov. 26, 1964 at 10:00 A.M . 407 West Vine Street, Piper should not delay in taking steps to protect the was also Harriett Felt's twelfth birthday. (From the June 29, 1944, Plaindealer) Representative or both. II filed with the Clerk, You may be present at this hearing but Ted Jensen, Pastor corn fields against the pests, l-ast year bugs Wilfred Graham purchased the frame the claimant must within ten (to) days mail or reduced the corn crop ih Livingston county b> Miss Gertrude Albee. for several years deliver a copy oi the claim to the Personal PUBLIC NOTICE your right to redeem will already have expired SUNDAY, JULY 15 bu.siness building belonging to P.H. McGreal TO. Betty L. Evans; Fairbury Federal at that time. 10:00 a.m. - Worship servl approximately 50 percent. teacher in the Bergan scIkhiI near Chatswortli. Representative and to his attorney and file and long used for restaurants in the middle Savings A Loan Assn., Doc. of Inf. 401743, YOU ARE URGED TO REDEEM 6:30 p.m. - Evening serv| The shower on Monday evening made it has been engaged to teach in the Wing scIumiIs with the Clerk proof ol such mailing or business block in Chatsworth, and has moved delivery. 3S72SI; Illinois Dept, of Revenue, Doc's of Int. IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 possible for the .semi-annual paiement 366988, 378729, 390406; Neil Hardigan. Attorney his tavern there from the Speer building Dated: July It, I9«4. LOSS OF PROPERTY 7:00 p.m. - Prayer meetij cleaning to get under way Men with shovels General. Ooc. ol Int. 366980. 378729, 383396, several doors west of his new location. D A L E O IL L E R , Independent Executor Redemption can be made at any time on or gathered the accumulation of the winter along Sunday evening. May 27. a well filled gym 390406; Livingston County Clerk; Persons in It is reported that C.L. Ortman has pur Caughey, Legner t Freehill before November 9, 1904 by applying to the the gutters into small piles and men and a was the scene of the Baccalaureate services occupancy or actual possession ol said chased the Speer building and will move his Attorneys for Estate County Clerk ol Livingston County, Illinois at team hauletl the dirt to low spots in other for the class of 1934. At 7:30 the class garbed in property; Unknown owners or parties the County Court House in Pontiac, Illinois. electrical store there from its present location 213 Green Street streets around town The pavement will be the traditional gray caps and gowns marched interested in said land or lot. For further information contact the County on the south side of the east business block and Chenoa, Illinois 61726 T h a n k y o u given a gixKl washing with a fire hose soon. into the gym while Jane Warner played the Tax Deed No. 81 TX 2 (7) filed 7 10 84. Clerk. better known as the old Ferrias building. Telephone (aiS) 94S 26)1 Miss Arlene Frobish celebrated her processional. The Priests' March " TAKE NOTICE /s/Oean P. Johnson County of Livingston Purchaser or Atsignto Thank you for the cards, while in the hospital and sin i tit TO THE F/IIR The Iroquois C'.ounty Agricultural & 4-H (Jub Fair July 26 - A ugust 1, 1984 — C rescent City, III inois Free (xrandNtaiid — Friday, Saturday, Sunday <5C IVIomlav 2 : UNLIMITED RIDES & FREE PARKING — ALL FOR ONE PRICE! *> 6 II« i V Ti>ni T. Hall - July 29 - 7 & 9 P.M. BlitniNnrHN All Star AmuNements Tnirior Pulls — July 29. 31. Aiip. I On The Midwav 4f i Thursday. July 26 %) ^ FAIR QUEEN ^ & TALENT CONTEST SPRINO COAT^ - 8:00 P.M. - DRESSES (Lonj Demolition Deriby — July 31 — 7:30 P.M. SLEEPWEAR Contestants vie for fhe title of Miss Iroquois County Fair SLIPS S HALF I now held by Jonie Johnson k> BRAS S STRAf SWIMSUITS S COLORALLS I TALBOTT KNI1 — ADMISSIONS & FEES — OIROLES S PA| Sexton Past, Purchaaed Before F a ir ...... SIO.OO CAMISOLES Seaton Past, Purchaaed Al Fa ir...... SIO.SO Parking ...... Free Gale Admlttlon...... Adall M.50, Under Age at 2 Free Helen CorneliuH Ennis & The Outlaws July 28 - 7 & 9 P.M. July ,30 - 8:30 P.M, 8 ) THU8SDAV. JULY M SATURDAY. JULY » SUNDAY. JULY » MONDAY. JtLY M TUESDAY. JVLYII WEDNESDAY. ALGi;ST . 6-11 p.m CgrROBl Preview, iifihmited |O.0(l 4 m. All faifth ( hurt h V'rtue 9 10 a m 4-M TraettwOper Conicvl 10 00 a m 4 H Ehmer Arrangmii <'»»nl' ridev. S.V0O lJ-4 p m (.Tief' C<*niest b» F«fd Im- 4 H DAY I 00 p m Farmera ShkIi Tracmr Pull test A ( at Shim « ■’:45 p.m Rag Raning — Grand6iai»d 8 15 • m Western Pt>nv Shtiw titiofs f^lrk Producers IJ Kl p in Western Horse Show 1 (10 p m Ladiev Oav Program I (Kl p m Ladiev Das Pri»gram. 4t4Pt 8:00 p.m Fair Qveen A Talent Show l:(1D p m. ARlique TratUir Pull K 00 I m 4'H-Jr Hnrve A Pony Show 2 I5> p m. 4-H Arti4in Preveniaitonv F«k«1 Dem<>fiviratit>n | I Y) p m Sdie of 4-H RdkrdGoiidt 3 on p m Open Ogis Style Shim I TO p m. "Do It Youneff with Pig- .1 00 p m C'tdrw AtiaUvn bv Sue ^ T fudat. nn.Y r .1:.Y) p m. < OBfume Sheep 1 e*d CUss f 10 p m 4 H Blue Rib Orett Revue 8 00 a.m JuMor A 4*M HaNcf ClatAet 7 A 4 p m Helen Cornelius Shtm 1 10 p m Fun A Gamev for Kid% «iih U ifl". PiMkinCrafu C handler A I «H6 te\ke* 1 7 A 9 p m. Jhr Ti>« T MbH Sh*m ^ TO p m Nariaii wue Oemn Derby J 00 p.m. 4-H A Ff A Liievinci Sale t I2 30p.fii Draft Horae Show 8 II p m Dnnce - Live Musk 8H pm Teenige 0«ncr live Music Jack Nnel I 00 p m 4-H Dog Otocdkiice StMwr 6 V) p m Rtictei Launch • Grandaiand 8 11 p.m. Teenage Dance - Live Muaic 7 00 p.m ITPA Tracinc PuM. SClaaveal 4.00 p.m Almoai AurtMagOoea 6 4.^ p m Shire The Fun Skit 6 .W p.m Draft Htira* SKow A AntiqtK PAY ONE PHICE - UNLIMITED RIDEh ** TO p m 4 H Almmi Anything Goet Cartiafe Clatart 8 p m Ennn A The Outlaw % FULL SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITING AND JUDGINI^ 8 11 p.m Teenat* Dane* ■ live Maarr Blomtnass All Stor Amuswmunts On The Midway 8 11 p m Teenage Dance • live Mutic Open (Saxo — 4-H Club — Junkir Khun — FF'A: Draft Hotve Show — July 27 — 12:30 & 6t30 PJM. ladies play Wait if check is late SELCAS crew s, w ith 43 calls, A perm whm Sodal Seeaidy I Tucaday at Siaghark. Rita Join us for Worship does not arrive on the day It la < ' knr groas with a 44, while riuuld iratt (or tkrea mere mail daUvariaa L was aacond with a 47. before contacUng Sodal Sacarttjr. IWa «fll Ipoated tint law net at 31, take care of a good Uiare e( delayad 1 had a S3. log busiest June in history %> STS. PETER A PAUL CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH checks. If the check still has not arrivad I low putt champ with a 11, after three days, the people at the Social 4IS N. Fourth Street 12 N. 7th ft., Chatsworth June was the busiest month in the 12-year and Lorena Peterson Rev. C. E. Karl, Pastor conscious/unknown, cardiac complaints, and Hammond. 37,10, and 490 miles; Dave Kligus, Security office can befpn action. Melvin Meister, Pastor history ot the South Elast Livingston County Confession Schedule SATURDAY, JULY 21 wound/hemorrhage; and one eadi of convul 8 and 1; Jim Yoder, 3 and 2. Ambiance Service, according to Roger sions, OB and overdoM. AnoUier call was Martin Travis, 53,16, and 551 miles; Cheryl SATURDAYS 7:30 p.m. Bob Jones university Brass The moat common cause of failure to )-3:M p.m . Braun, director of ambulance services at cancelled after dispatch. Travis, 42,8 and 347 miles; Bill Spray, 8 and 0; Ensemble of sacred music-"Getting to Knew receive a check is failure to report a FIRST FRIDAYS Your God" Fairbury hospital. The service's Emergency Their two businest days were Saturday, Linda Spray, 7 and 0; Don Johansen, 22,8, and yORTH PLAINDEALER 7:30-0 a.m. SUNDAY, JULY 22 Medical Technicians and drivers handled 43 June 23 and June 3, with four calls each day. 430 mUes; Ron Williams, 52,13, and 357 miles; change of address. Many people fail to notify Social Security when t ^ move, July 19, 1984 MASS SCHEDULE 9:45 a.m. - Sunday school calls, five more than the previous high June They had three each on June 1,7,9,18,19, arid Hurvel Williams, 12. 9, and 235 miles; Joe SATURDAY EVENINGS; even though they rely on their Social Page Four 10:45 a.m. - Worship total of 37 in 1977. 27. and two each on June 13 and 15. Oprondek, 3 and 2; Virginia Webb, 36,10 and S p.m. Security checks as their primary source of 3:00 p.m. - Service, Fairbury pavilion That brought their year-to^late total to 217 There were no calls on seven days, June 3, 214 miles. %) SUNDAY 3:30 p.m. Service, Paxton |ail for the first six months of 1984. 4.5,12,14,17, and 25 and single calls on the re income. O-ll a.m. Gary Stephens 45, 5, and 114 miles; Jill 7:00 p.m. • Baptismal service And that is 32 more than last year’s 185 maining days of June. Some people think it is enough to report Day before Holy Day. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Stephens 16,1 gnd 76 miles; Roberta Doran, 7 calls for the same period. SELCAS volunteers, who are dispatched by and 2, Nona Geiger, 29, 12, and 170; John their change of address to the post oRkx. S p.m. 7; 30 p.m. - Bible study and prayer meeting ’The post office, however, will forward Weekday masses; Monday, Tuesday, Braun’s monthly summary shows 20 radio, take calls in six-hour shifts, starting at Franey, 3 and 2; John Kurtenbach, 2 and 2; mail to the person’s new address for just Thursday and Friday at 0 a.m. emergency calls, 18 transfers plus five stan- midnight. They had one emergency in the and Jim Hargitt, 4 and 3. one year. After that they will send the WEDNESDAY evening UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF dybys at Fairbury's I.«gion Speedway. midnight to 6 a.m. shift; six between 6 a.m. Six of the ti'ansfers required nursing atten check back to the U.S. ’Treasury. 5:30 p.m. CHATSWORTH Oiatsworth was the source of the most and noon, six between noon and 8 p.m. and dance. Juanita Cole, RN, made two trips on WEDNESDAYS U.S. 24 at Fourth st. emergency calls, seven; followed by five in seven between 6 p.m. and m id n i^ . June 10 and June 18 4 p.m. Sondra Newman, Pastor Fairbury, four in Forrest, three in Piper City Four transfers were on the 6 a.m. to noon Also on June 18, Sue Sass, RN, logged 140 If the person’s check is returned and 4:45 p.m. - High school religion classes SUNDAY, JULY 22 and one in Wing. shift, and seven each between noon to 6 p.m. (Classes held at the Parish hall) 0:00 a.m. - Worship. Sermon: "The Cove miles on a trip to St. Francis hospital in Peoria; the new address provided, it usually takes Of the 18 transfers, 15 were routine and and 6 p.m. to midnight shifts. on June 13, Mura Tribley, RN, logged 114 about four or five days for a new che(± to %) nant Renewed" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9:00 a.m. - Church school three were cardiac cases. There were no Staff members, the number of shifts they miles to (^arle hospital in CTiampaign; and on be sent. If the check was not returned, a Chatsworth, III. 10:15 a.m. - Worship. Sermon; "The Cove trauma transfers in June. volunteered to "take call,” the number of trips June 23, Alice Bachman, RN, had 114 miles to stop order will be put on it and the matter Harley Curtis, Pastor nant Renewed" The 20 emergency calls included five they made, and the number of transfer miles Burnham C^ity hospital in C7ianq>aign, and on will be transferred to Washington, D.C. to SoM November 10,1M1 SUNDAY, JULY » cases of general illness, three fractures, two logged.; Rick Cole, 37,11 and 56 miles; Roger June 27, Ckarine Zbinden had 114 miles to Bur see if the check has been cashed. «3 9:00a.m. - Sunday school. Vi Augsburger, each for vehicular accidents, un- Williams, 20 and 0; Jerry Otto, 24 and 7; Jim nham. If it has not been cashed, a new check (ral Taxes of (year) 1«M. superintendent CHARLOTTE AND EMMANUEL UNITED will be sent right away. ’This process can Spefcal Assessment of 10:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. Sermon: METHODIST CHURCH and special assessment The Suffering Servant! Rural Cullom and Fairbury take up to three weeks. If it has been SUNDAY, JULY 29 Claire Noblitt, Pastor Chatsworth celebrates July 4th with a good com crib, bam and outbuildings, which would cashed, a new check cannot be sent until In/a Installment No. n/a 7:00 p.m. - Summer Evening Concert and SUN D AY, JULY 22 60 Years ago old-fashioned picnic to be held at Snyder’s cost about $5,000 to replace. Near the the person who cashed the check is } e r t y h a s b e e n s o l d Fellowship featuring "The Friends" from 9:00 a.m. • Morning worship at Emmanuel June 1924 grove under the auspices of the Chamber of GermanvUle church, corn is down, some of the identified. aiNQUENT TAXES %> Lexington. with special by Paul Immke A good sized crowd witnessed the boxing Commerce. The committee in charge of oat fields show damage, and many fields have cated so* E. Locust St. 10:00 a.m. - Sunday school and wrestling exhibition at The Grand last transportation to the grove are John P. been covered with water. Even though a person’s check is ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN 10:30 a.m. - Morning worship at Charlotte deposited directly into his or her account |ption or Permanent Index No. night. The preliminary bout between George Baldwin, J. E. Roach and (Clair Kohler. ’The worst storm in the history of Gibson 4th and Walnut St., Chatsworth with special by Milton Harms A destructive windstorm swept over this City snuffed out the lives of three members of in a financial institution, he or she should James H. Frank, Pastor 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school Cory and Billy Zorn was interesting and received much applause. section 'Tuesday night, June 24. ’The worst the Ayresman family. They were returning notify Social Security of any change in to advise you ttiat the above THURSDAY, JULY 19 address. n sold for delinquent taxes 12:30 p.m. - Loners meet at Ranch House in Chatsworth township has a new Holt ten ton section is about seven miles southeast of from a fishing trip on the Sangamon river riod of redemption from the Forrest. B. Hill, hostess caterpillar tractor, which was delivered to (Chatsworth. Joe Wittier made a trip to the when the storm came up. They were passing More information about Social Security on November 9. 1904. SUNDAY, JULY 22 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Highway (Commissioner Frank Kaiser this territory this morning and reports that in the through a wooded area, and with the high checks can be obtained at the Bloomington is also to advise you that a 0:45 a.m. - Summer Sunday school Thurs., July 19, 1984 week. Chatsworth and (Charlotte townships Ward section, one of the farms, tenanted by winds trees began to fall around them. Almost Social Security office, located at 200 West filed for a tax deed which will Front Street. The telephone number is 10:00 a.m. ■ Warship Page Five have been getting along with a jointly owned Renuner Arends, lost all of its buildings every man in Gibson City and community was the riqht to possession of this WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 engine for the past 10 years. except the granary and house, which means a called on to clear the radios. (309 ) 829-9436. mptkm is not made on or Luther League trip to Great America r 9 , 19M. |is set for hearing in the Circuit jrlllltWMIlUUMIIMilINnillllllllllllllMniUllHIIIIHIINlIHUnMHMIMmilMMinHiMIMIINIMilllMirHnMMINIIHIIUNnUMniMHMHnfc inty in Pontiac, Illinois on VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Worry Free Vinyl replacem ent windows, I Foutch Optical Co., Inc. 10:00 A.M . 407 West Vine Street, Piper City storm doors and storm present at this hearing but Ted Jensen, Pastor You’re invited to dance to m ¥vill already have expired SUNDAY, JULY 15 Bonanza windows. Glass repair and I GLASSES & CDHTACT LEHSES 10:00 a.m. - Worship service EXCEL Buildings. screen repair URGED TO REDEEM 4:30 p.m. - Evening service i DNE TRIP SERVICE llATELV TO PREVENT WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 July 21 at the Chatsworth pS OF P R O P E R T Y 7:00 p.m. - Prayer meeting Legion Hall CLEAR-SPAN FARM, Kaisner’s W indows I can be made at any time on or 9-12 p.m. COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL 720 N Center St • Rt. 47 I IN MOST CASES er 9, 1904 by applying to the Forrest, IL 61741 If Livingston County, Illinois at %> Sponsored by Chatsworth BUILDINGS I Contact Lenses All Types and Colors Bus Phone 815/657-82''.4 Irt House in Pontiac, Illinois, classes of 1974 and 1979. Written Warranty I Paxton; Mon - Wed - Sat Forrest; Every Tuesday (information contact the County Barry Kaisner T h a n k y o u 2 free kegs Charleston, IL I 109 S. Market St. 107 N. Center St. (2t7) 346 et35 Res Ph 815/657-8893 /s/Dean P. Johnson 21 and over Allan Kaisner I 217-379-3113 815-657-8236 Purchaser or Assignee Thank you for the cards, visits and prayers Toll Free BONANZA 900 252 573S Res. Ph. 815/657-8132 wliile in the hospital and since returning home BUIL01N8S I Appointments Available But Not Necessary Evelyn Bitner* RtMHHMHMNNUMHIIIIIHIUIIllMUHHIlHIMIMHmillllllllllMlHHIMIHHIIMMIIIIIMIIIIIIMIHMHIimMMaHMMIHIINM T i~i i~ri »~r i'i~i I I I r~T-t i i » ~T 'I I I" I ’H n ^ F a i r b u r y FOR SA LE Stock Car Races i ^ - To Qualified Buyer — nothing down, no points, a loan for S a t u r d a y - Ju ly 21 th e full purchase price of $30,000.00 at 10 per cent interest, monthly payments of $276.62, with a 5 year balloon payment. %> Tim e Trials: 7 p.m . Races 8 p.m. OR- Adm ission $4.00 , Kids 12 and under adm itfed free. $25,000.00 net cash outright, no loans or terms. L_ 1-1 - i -I—L X - L - U . I I n I UrT I ■ » 1 » 1 Program of Ford County Fair of Melvin M. July 17 thru July 22, 1984 FRI. & SAT. JULY 20-21 Wednesday. July II — Senior Citizens Day and ; Ford County Fair Beauty Pageant OPEN; Senior Citizens over 65 FREE all day. FRI...9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 2:00 p.m. — Senior Program in Dance Bldg. Alex Houston and Elmer SAT...9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Entertaining %) Russell Wagner & Organ Furnishing Music 7:00 p.m. — Children’s Contest and Parade 1:00 p.m. — Ford County Fair Beauty Pafleant tn Johneen Baillie, 1983 Queen Presiding; Gary McCullough, Master of 505 E. Spruce Street, Chatsworth. Illinois 20% 50% Off Ceremonies: Alex Houston and Elmer Entertaining; Russell Wagner at the Organ; DANCE to Mike Jordan & the Rock-A-Matics SPRING COATS A JACKETS BLAZERS Thursday. July 19 — Ladies Day & Demolition Darby DRESSES (Long or Short) SKIRTS Ladies Day Program in Dance Building; Russell Wagner and His SLEEPWEAR A ROBES BLOUSES 2 story, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths, living room, dining room, P.M. Organ; Display of Homemade Dolls A Demonstrations SLIPS A HALF SLIPS KNIT TOPS 1:00 p.m. — Demolition Derby large kitchen, den, enclosed front porch, full basem ent, %> # BRAS A STRAPLESS BRAS SWEATERS DANCE to Appaloosa gas heat, 4 window air conditioners, 1 car garage. SWIMSUITS A COVER UPS SLACKS Friday, July 20 — Circle S Rodeo Im m ediate possession. Chicago Title Guarantee Policy. COLORALLS BY HANES A OLEG CASSINI SHORTS Ford Co. 4-H Tractor Contest; Public Speaking A Rabbit Show; Financing Available. See Jim Rebhoiz for m ore TALBOTT KNITS PURSES Russell Wagner A Organ on Midway; Balloon Ascension A Rides GIRDLES A PANTILINERS JEWELRY inform ation. Stove, refrigerator and dishw asher included. 7:30 p.m. — Circle S Rcdeo CAMISOLES SANDALS DANCE to Al Pierson Saturday. July 21 — Overload Horse Pull 4-H Dog Show* A Livestock Sale; Russ Wagner A Organ on Midway 7:30 p.m. — Overload Ho t m Fullino Coatast A ttag e Show of WoHy ALL SALES Bioko and Choao A Fork Accounts Insured to $100,000 «) CASH A FINAL DANCE to Slipstream Sorry . . . No Credit Conk Sunday. July 22 ^ Western Horse Show 10:00 a.m. to finish - $1.00 per person CITIZENS BANK Store for Ladies Plus Many Ford County 4-H of CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS S0921 IN DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Activities Throughout The M ember F D I C MOMISi 9-9 215 West Madison St. 6 i3 0 PJM. MON. THRU SAT. Jut* Wf ST of Itw Squaw Ford County Fair Schedule %) < Ad Prices E ff^ tiv e July 17-23 Y o u ’ll find ‘ ‘M ag ical Savings’ ’ this w eek at DICK'S ^ THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER Thurs., July 19, 1984 Page Six SUPERMARKET CHATSWORTH Bring in your nianufacturers coupons, LIKE COLA, DIET DOUBLE purchase item s in the sizes indicated LIKE COLA, CRUSHES on the coupons and w e will give you OR DR. PEPPERS Double the Coupon Value! • To accommodate all of our customers, please, only one COUPONS item per coupon will be doubled per family. (Any addi tional items will be honored at the regular coupon value.) Thirsd^. July 19 • Only one coupon for the same item will be doubled per family. r, July 20 • Only coupons with a foce value of SOr or less will be ao -.-^Coke, Diet Coke, cepted for double coi^Mning. • No “FYee” Coupons doubled. K. July 21 • No Tobacco or Alcohol coqpons doubled. • No expired coupons honored. • No Rainchecks. $<119 B o ttles DEL MONTE Cream Corn, Whole Kernel Corn, French Beans, Green Peas or Cut Green Beans Vegetables uoi (S4C Each) PRINCE MACARONI-N Cheese 7v.oi 4 / * l (29C Each) PRAIRIE FARMS SPARKY ^O LD RECIPE Charcoal Ice Cream V 2-G al. R ounds $ '| 9 9 D...... O W N Y FABRIC LANDO^LAKES 7 0 0 5 Softener j SoftOleo . .2-8 0z. Tubs t 5# 64 Oz. $ 1 2 9 ^ O REO $ 1 4 9 Cookies uo,. I SKIPPY PREMIUM ^ 1 ^ 4 Dog Food iso iH f I FLAVORKIST CQO (29C Can) Toastens 4 pk.U«l lE S T A 7 Q 0 D B U I...... 24-12 Oz. W Crackers __ Lb. Box » VANITY FAIR GALLO OR POLO BRINDISI Jumbo Roll Wines . . . 1.5 L i t e r s ^ * / Paper Towels 2 /» 1 ($3.89 Each) (59< Each) CALIFORNIA OQO Peaches L b U u CHICKEN WASHINGTON BING 4 9 « Cherries Lb# u ^ S E A G R A M ' S Leg Quarters RATH CALIFORNIA J|QO 7-Crown y. Wieners I2 0z. Pkg.9 9 « Nectarines u b . H v 1.75 Liter ) RATH CALIFORNIA JiOft M 3 9 Bacon .12 0 z . Pkg. Plums L b . * R I $ g 9 9 C il^ ^ BUD FRESH Celery BUDWEISER REG. S ta lk r v OR LIGHT $799 ( Ground Beef Beer...... 24-12 o z . t 4 9 V D U U l ...... 24-12 Oz. Cans _ 9 9 ^5 ; BLACK LABEL 12-12 Oz. Throw . ^ ^ Away Bottles S"jAa Boer i . ' M it I ;;.Mi Chalsworth 815 63S 3010 Chenoa 815 945 3221 Cullom 815 689 2654 Collax 309 723-2661 El Paso 309 527 4600 Fairbury 815-692 2366 Forrest 815 657 8462 Gridley 309 747 2079 Cornbe Cornbelt Classifieds . . . LeKinqton 309 365-8714 Onarga 815 268 7815 Piper City 815-686-2550 County Lines • July 18-19.1984 -- TWO '73 APACHE pop-up, sleeps 8, icebox, ABOUT ISO salt and pepper shaker collec HUDSON: 120x150 lot. Close to < tion, some old and very unique. Old oak an PHONE PREFIXES TO ner of Pearl and McLean. Mu AUTOMOTIVE stove, furnace and sink. Good condition. 309-724-1571. $1,000firm. Ph.815-248-4248. *7-19/7-19 tique china closet. Also, penny collection HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS -Indian and Lincoln hMds. Ph. Benson ...... 309-394 EL PASO: Nearly new 4 bed 815-484-2545. C7-19/7-24 Buckley ...... 217-394 baths with all most wanti FURNITURE b APPUANCES XEROX 554 plain paper copier, 3 years Cabery 815-949 Bargain priced, immediate po INTAKE manifold, carburetor, new East 7th St. Ph. 309-527-2344. gasket for a Ford 400 V-8 truck engine. old, $400. Contact McDaniel's Nursing Chalsworth 815635 Ready to put in. Ph. 309-744-254f. nc6-28/ttn NEW AND USED furniture, Chatsworth Home, Ph. 309-527-4240. c7-12/tfn Chenoa 815 945 LEXINGTON INCOME P8 Furniture and Flowers, Chatsworth, III. Collax 309 723 Five unit apartment building, 1978 BUICK Regal, 2-door, automatic, PAINT SALE: FS 1700 white latex. 2 gal. Ph.815-435-3481. c9-2/tfn bucket -,$14.80. Many other paints on sale, Cooksville 309-725 furnished with adjoining h cruise, tilt, 6 cylinder economy, ten color. 309-345-4251. 74,000 miles. $3,400. Chatsworth, COMFORTABLE green and gold brocade depending on siie and quantity. Inquire at Cfopsey 309377 8IS-435 34SI. C7-19/7-I9 living room chair. Queen Anne style sola. FS Lawn A Garden, 1504 N. Aurora, Pon CuHOfD 815 689 LEXINGTON INCOME PI Best offer. Ph. 309 747 2079 during the day. tiac, or FS facility, Forrest. c7-12/tfn El Paso 309 527 Building with 2 apartments an 1977 CHEV. Caprice Classic - Excellent nc4-14/tfn Eureka 309 467 309-345-4251. condition. 4 door fully loaded. New bat USED YOUNGSTOWN all metal kitchen tery. Nearly new Michelin tires. Ph. AIR CONDITIONERS 13,000 BTU and cabinets with double sink drainboard to be Faithury 815692 MUST SACRIFICE; For salel 309 723 4371. *7 19/7 19 18.000 BTU. Ph. 815-492 3817. *7 12/7 19 auctioned«at Harroun's Auction Mart, Flanagan 815 796 -house in Ashkum, III. 1-57, Onarga this Thursday night. *7-19/7-19 Forrest 815657 south of Kankakee. 3 bedroom 1979 FORD pickup F25. heavy duty spr 18.000 BTU window air conditioner. Good HONEY - in the comb and out. $1.25 lb. out Giitnan 816 265 l 'i baths, remodeled kitchei ings. Transmission cooler Ph. condition. $150 or best offer. Ph. Gridley 309 747 bath, central air, full basement 309 527 3924. C7 19/7 19 815 435 3147. c7 19/7 19 and $2 lb. in. We deliver. Ph. 8IS-492-3SS5. C7-19/7 24 Hudson 309-726 lot. 30x22 garage. Appliances Keniplon 815 253 stay. Move-in condition. Ac MAGIC CHEF 30 in. gas range, double Lexington school and churches. Owner CYCLES MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE oven. Excellent condition $175. Twin size 309 365 Melvin 217 388 Low $40'S. Ph. 815-498-2278 headboard and adjustable metal frame 937-1547 or 741-0258. $50. Boy's bicycle, 20 in. $20. Ph. Minonk 309-432 CHENOA: Wallpaper Nook, continual 20 to 815-492-3949. *7-19/7-19 Onarga 815 268 OPEN HOUSE Sunday. July 22 FOR SALE; Motorcycle batteries at Piper City 815686 Filer, Colfax. ImriMCulate 30 percent off alt wallcoverings. Ph: FOR SALE - 12 cubic ft. freezer Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. 815-945-7504. Cl-28/tfn Ponliac 815 842 or 844 bungalow with woodburning fir cS-10/ttn Frigidaire. Works good. $100. Ph. m al dining, basement, 2 enckw BETTY'S BARN in Chatsworth has a 815-945-3501. C7-19/7-19 Roanoke 309 923 well insulated, detached gar KAWASAKI 1981 7S0LTD W indjammer, stupendous spectacular array of new and Roberts 217-396 $33,000. Karen Hawthorne 309 AM-FM cassette stereo, 2 helmets, S,000 RAILROAD TIES - Six in very good condi Saunemin 815832 used furniture, appliances, carpeting, tion. $4 each. Used refrigerator $100. Ph. miles, $2,000. Ph. B1S-492-3«S8. ncS-IO/tfn clothing and miscellaneous. Open Thurs. 309-744 815-945-7010. *7-19/7-19 Secor Fri. A Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Home ph: EL PASO; 2 bedroom stai BATTERIES, plugs, points, condensers, Sibley 217-745 $19,900. Call 309-747-2159. service manuals, chains, sprockets, tires, 815-435-3140. c4-1l/Nn EVERYTHING 50% OFF at the Cedar Strawn 815688 Chest. Big Summer Clearance sale now! tubes, levers, cables, and all other cycling GOURMET DELIGHT - lamb chops, Thawville 217-387 The Cedar Chest, cottage behind castle, supplies. Motorcycle Supply, 80S East steaks, and legs available in any site WANTED Locust, Fairbury, 81S-492-3789. **-28/tfn Lexington. Wednesday - Saturday, 10-3. package. Try some for a change of pace at Ph.309-345-8343. *7-19/7-19 1970 YAMAHA 80 cc, street bike. Ph. the dinner table. Ph. 309-527-3932 evenings. LAKE SHANNON, Essex: 10x45 mobile nclO-7-S2/tfn FRIOEN calculator (large). Pre 8IS-«92-379t after Sp.m. nc7-S/tfn home. Furnished, 2 bedrooms, tip-out liv CARPETS AND RUGS to be computer era. Working condition. Make an ing room, screen porch plus outside sun 1983 YAMAHA Midnight Virago-7S0-V RAW HONEY. Elsie Evelsiier, Forrest. offer. Ph. 815-492-3708. C7-I9/7-I9 Reasonable. Dave Kaeb, Fa Ph.815-457-8198. c8-4/tfn deck. Priced to sell. Ph.815-489-2222 a lte r 5 815-492-2282. Twin, 2,000 miles, stereo faring, sissy bar, p.m. nc7-l2/tfn cruise control, highway bars, excellent G O O D U S E D fruit jars. Quart and pint at SEE MY LINE of gospel records, books, price. Please call 815-492-3438. *7-19/7-19 JOYCE'S CATERING: Wedditi condition. Ph. 309-527-4473. *7-12/7-19 wedding invitations and Bibles. The EL PASO: 1943 Chickasha moMIe home. parlies (bartender available) 10x55, furnished. Ph. 815-492-2082. GOOD BICYCLES - most sites, 10 speed Record Shop at Nick Kaeb's, 302 S. Fifth, parties, party trays, birthday c *7-19/7-24 frames, wheels, derailers. Tires, tubes. Fairbury. Hereford 309-723-5151. c ll-3 /tfn Will trade. Repairing. 415 West Owsley. LIVESTOCK 1979 VICTORIAN, 2 bedrooms, central air WANTED TO BUY: Chevy 350 Ph. 815-945-7258, Chenoa. *7-12/7-24 SPECIAL PRICES on new and used shop and fully furnished. Ph. 309-527-4874. heads. Must be rebuildable coi *7-19/7-19 FORREST: Suiuki motorcycle TS-250. Ex tools, d rill bit sets, $3.35 and up. New no cracks. Ph. 815-492-3557. cellent shape. New sprockets and chain, bench model 9 speed d rill press, $179.95; 4" good tires, ready to ride. $400. Ph. bench grinder, $34; Gates rubber garden YORKSHIRE and crossbred boars and REAL ESTATE 815 457 8244alter 4 p.m. C7 19/7-24 hose 45c ft. Garden and lawn tools. Oen- gilts. Good selection. H A M Pork Farm. ANTIQUES newiti Bros., Chatsworth 815-435-3314. Ph. 815-492-3838or 815-492 3004. C ll -18/tfn c4-12/tln FARM EQUIPMENT b SUPPLIES FOR SALE: High pressure washers, cold CABBAGE PATCH look alike dolls. Made or hot water, up to 2,400 PSI. B A E Pro- COLFAX: 4 bedroom brick ranch with to order. Large or small. Adorable and ducH, Colfax, III. Ph. 309 723-5911. *7 19/8 2 OLD ORIENTAL RUGS WJ large garage on one acre. Contact Donald size or condition. Call reasonable. A4ake very nice birthday gifts I L.W ilber, Ph.309-723-4471. c4-l9/tfn Ph.815-945-3071. c4-24/Mn 1-800-553-8021. FAIRBURY: 4 bedroom house with dry FOR RENT; JO 2010 Industrial Backhoe. RADIATOR REPAIRS and recOred. MOBILE HOMES By day, week or month. Front Loader. Call basement. Main floor utilities. Formal din Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. ing room. Maintenance free. Exterior. In WORK wanted! Dave Roberts 815-842-3427 after 4 p.m. or c5-10/tfn wewends. Great tor tiling, ditching, and sulated, new roof and windows. Gas fur LIFE-TIME Guaranteed mufflers install nace, central air and softener. Appliances construction ARLINGTON mobile home, I4x70.with tip nc/tfn ed at Williams Mobil Service, Fairbury. - stay. Paneling, carpet and drapes. Con MOTHERS NEED help c5-10/tfn out, central air, utility shed, nice and crete patio and fence on pretty landscape, children this summer? Experl SPECIAL PRICES on 20 foot Tiger Jaw clean. Clarence Blackmore, Kappa. Ph. 2 corner lets with garage, garden, and fruit school age baby sitter w ill bab| conversion package for John Deere and In L A D IE S white golf shoes, J '/ t M , wore 309-527-5321. *7-12/7-19 trees. Ph. 815-492-2244. c4-14/Nn Call 309-527 278), El Paso. ternational combines. Suggested price three times, too small. Call Gridley $1,277, while present stock lasts, price 309-747-2079. nc5-l7/tfO WANT A pet sitter? I'll watcii you want to go on vacation oi| $1,000. Dennewiti Brothers, Chatsworth, CABBAGE PATCH doll clolhes. Designer III., 815-435-3314. c5-31/tfn want someone to watch yo ouHits. Many adorable new styles. Very perierKed, reasoruble ra reasonable. Ph. 815-945-307) after 5 or Michelle. El Paso. Ph. 309-5271 REGARDLESS of where you bought your 945-7184 anytime. nc4-3)/ttn CORNBELT eguipment, when you need it repaired, see: Don Wheeler, Wheeler Farm Equip 20 G A L . H IG H fish tank, top with light. II YEAR-OLD boy wants odd I ment. Ph: 815 -435-3784 (Business) or 815 Everything included. $80.00. 309-747-2194. CLASSIFIED summer. Call Brad Kaisneq -435-3458 (Home), Highway 24, nc7-5/Nn 815-492-2170. Chatsworth, II., 7:30-5:30 Monday- KODAK EKTAFLEX coler print pro Saturday. c8-4/tto cessor. Develop color prints of slides in BABYSITTING in my home, WEBER WEEDERS: Buy now, get 4 your own heme from a Mack and white Deadline Mondays, 4 p.m. and fenced in back yard. enlargerl Call Paul today at: Fairbury gallons Roundup FREE. Retail value $340. Appearing weekly In Ph.815-457-8551. New and used replacement engines in Blade Ph. 015-492-2344. nc 7-5/Hn The El Paao Record The Fairbury Blade stock. Shell's Chain Saw Sales and Service. AIR CONDITIONERS, washers and The OrMley News Four miles northwest of Piper City. Ph. The Forrest News The Chenoa Clipper NOTICES dryers, refrigerators, like new sofas. The Chalsworth Pleindealer 815-484-2475. C7-S/7-19 Wilson Furniture A Antiques, Chenoa. The Lexington Unit-Journal *7-12/7-19 The Cullom Chronicle The Colfax Preet The Onarga Leader-Review The Piper City Journal RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT SUMMER SALE: Spare A Share Shoppe, Press Run ■ 17,000 Copies EFFECTIVE Aug. 1. I w ill I (xridley, '/y price on all summer clothing. 56.000 Readers LOCAL CASH RATES sm all engine repair shop. Tuesday-Friday, 10-4, Thursday evening, E l Paso. 8:30. , C7-12/7-I9 First week - I5e per word, 15 word minimum, cash must be received in BOAT - 1981 Sea Nymph, Fish-n-Ski, 14 ft. advance or by Friday of each week. 1981 35 Evinrude, 1981 Highlander trailer. WHEAT STRAW. Bring own wagon or Thereafter - t2e a word • cash In advance. $3,000 or best offer. Ph. 815-457-8219. truck. Ph. 309-723-5391. C7-12/7-19 GARAGE SALES C7-19/7-19 Charge classifieds - 20s |)er word, 15 word minimum first week - thereafter IBs per word CORN-FED BEEF for sale. Whole, halves, Blind ads $3 handling charge. TENT - large 9x18, canvass, good condi or quarters. Francis Moriti. Ph. tion. Ph. 8IS-94S-M7I after 5. nc7-19/7-24 CHATSWORTH: 409 East Oakl 015-489-2411. C7-12/7-19 THANK YOU: 10 cents per word, $2.00 minimum. ly 20,1-5; Saturday. July 21,9-f women's clothes, lots of foddk LOCAL READER ads billed at same per word rate as classified. items, nursers. unopened boil liners, 10 ft. metal frame picni^ IMPORTANT king size bad with bedsprea4 bowling ball and bag, stereo, I 600,000 CIRCULATION After an ad Is ordered it cannot be cancelled or changed before publication without charge. There are abeolutely no refunds. No excefttlops. Central Illinois Classified Network REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE CHENOA: 10 family garage| Check your advertisement upon first insertion and please notify us If there Is an error. galore, mechanics, Each ad Is carefully p ro o fr^ , but still an error can occur. If you notify ua the first day of carpenters and yard, back to i name clothas. sizes infant th i For your Real Estate, Farm Sale, Antique Auction, an error, we'll re|>eat the ad without charge. Sorry, If we are not notified at once, the responsibility Is yours. furniture, antiques, lamps, elf Machinery, Livestock, Free Catalogs, Community mower, air conditioner, OFFICE HOURS stamps, and much more, Promotions, Business Opportunities, Video Equipment, 8 am . to 12 Noon A 1 p.m. to S p.m. Monday through Friday day and Saturday, 9:30-4:30.1 Saturdays 8 am . to noon In Fairbury only Drive. Restaurants, Help Wanted, etc. tot W. Locust, Fairbury Talephooe 81S882-2388 432 E. Locust, Chatsworth “Telaphone ■ - 81S«3(M010 • 157 Newspapers • 113\« East Krack, Forrest Telephone 818887-8482 El Paso 127 W. Hack, Cullom Telephone 8188888684 Your 25 W ords 84 W. Feoda. Piper a ty Diesel Senrlci Telephone 818888-2860 Heavy duty trucks ar o n l y M 2 5 * * 101 & Center, Colfax Telephone 308-723-2881 217 Green, Chanoa Telephone 8188488221 repair service and 228 Ml. Main, Lexington Telephone 3088888714 repair on all make Phone 815/692-2366 321 Canter, OrWIey Telaphone 308-747-2070 models. We also serviij Call U8 for details 48 W. Front, Ei Paso Talaphono 308827-4100 104 tw. Linooln, Onwga TaMphona 818288-7818 Ph. 30i^7- 1945 3221 Chatsworih - 815-635-3010 Chenoa - 815-9456221 I723-2661 Cullom 815-689 2654 Colfax 309-723-2661 15^92 2366 El Paso - 309 527 4600 Fairbury - 81569^-2386 17472079 Cornbelt Classifieds . . Forrest - 81S657 8462 Gridley - 309 747 2079 1268 7815 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Onarga - 815-268-7815 Piper City - 815686-2550 18-19, 1984 -- TWO County Lines - July 18-19, 1984 ~ THREE HUDSON: l20xlS0 lot. Close to school. Cor CHENOA: Clothing, kitchen items, paper ONARGA: July 20 and 21, * a.m. to 4 p.m. GRIDLEY: Storage space, snowmobile, I r e f ix e s to ner of Pearl and McLean. Must sell. Ph. back books, misc. Sunset Drive (across •14 W. Seminary. Lotsof clothing, all sixes, campers, boats, etc. Joe King, 30t-724-1571. ■7-l2'7 19 ) fy l o c a t io n s from Green Thumb) Friday, July 20, * plus many other items. Everything cheap! 304-747-2*05. c4-20/Hn 309-394 i i a.m. to 0 p.m.; Saturday, July 21, * am. to c7-1*77-l* EL PASO: Nearly new 4 bedrooms, f2. ‘r-io/r-i* FORREST: Modern ono bodroom ...... 217-394 baths with all most wanted extras. PIPER CITY; Saturday, July 21,0-3. Yard furnished 51*0 por month. 815-949 Bargain priced, immediate possession. 60 COUNTRY GARAGE sale: July 20 A 21, sale at 304 E. Beech, one block west of nur Utilities included. Ph. 015-457-8452. Rouben 815-635 East 7th St. Ph. 30S-S27-2344. *7-12/7 19 *-S. Two miles east of Cropsey blacktop on sing home. Dishes, curtains, bedspreads, Meti. c7-5/ttn 815 945 LEXINGTON INCOME PROPERTY. Route 145 and >4 mile north. Adult and lots books, clothes - many large sixes.*7-1*77-1* ol children's clothing, new toddlers car CHENOA - 3 bedroom house, partially 309 723 Five unit apartment bwildinp, completely furnishod, garage and workshop. For turnished w ith adioininp house. Call seat, old oak desk, chairs, antigues, and 309-725 misc. c7-l*/7-l* LAWN 6 GARDEN further information call oil-oei-isoo. 309 377 30S-IAS-4251. C7-I2/7-24 *7-5/7-24 815 689 LEXINGTON INCOME PROPERTY. EL PASO; 3*0 N. Pine, Friday, July 20 on ly, *-4. Several fam ilies. *7-1*77-1* FAIRBURY: Room for rent with private 309527 Building with 2 apartments and a lot. Ph. bath. Ph. 815-4*2-2504. c7-l27tfn 309 467 30* 345 4251. C7-12/7-24 EL PASO; 333 East 5lh St. Friday, July 20, HALF PRICE SALE! Shrubs, evergreens, CHATSWORTH: Two apartments for rent. 815 692 MUST SACRIFICE: For sale by owner *-4; Saturday, July 21, *-2. Clothes, toddler shade and fruit trees, bedding plants. FS through x-lerge adult, lots small adult Lawn A Garden, 1504 N. Aurora, Pontiac. Two bedrooms. Rent subsidy possible. Ph. 815 796 -house in Ashhum, III. 1-57, 20 minutes 015-435-3124. c7 12/7-1* 815657 south of Kenfcakec. I bodroom bungalow, sites, Avon bottles, dishes, one new tire c7-l2/ftn and lots misc. *7-t*/7 i* 015 265 t ’ l baths, rensodeled kitchen, ceramic CHATSWORTH: 3 bedroom home. No 309 747 bath, central air, full basement, Px comer EL PASO: 25 E. Fifth St. One day only! pets. Deposit end reference reguired. lot, 30x22 garage. Appliances and drapes Friday, July 20, *-5. Single bed, new bunk LEGAL ADVERTISING ^ Immediate possession. Gary Oohman. Ph. 309 726 •15-435-3543. c7-12/tln 815 253 stay. Move-in condition. Across from bed mattress, clothing, toys, books, misc. 309 365 sctwol and cburchos. Owmer transferred. nc7-l*/7-l*^ VENDORS, Suppliers, Contractors! Bid on EL PASO: 1 bedroom partially furnished Low 540's. Ph. 815-A«g-227t, 4*7-2137, lucrative state contracts. Subscribe to the apartment, newly redecorated and 217 388 *37-1547 or 741-0250. c7-t*/7-l* EL PASO: Yard sale, July 1*, 20, 21, * to 5. 309-432 Throe miles «vest el El Paso on Rt. 24. New DESIGNATED Official State Newspaper remodeled; heat and garbage pick up 815-268 OPEN HOUSE Sunday. July 22, 2-4. 202 W. tools, lawnmowers, misc. items. *7-1*77-1* lor legal advertisements. Only 541 July 1, turnished; damage deposit reguired, $1*0. Filer, Colfax. Immaculate 2 bedroom 1*04 - June 30. 1*05. M ail check today; Ph. 30* 527-4200. c7-12/ttn 815-666 FAIRBURY: 407 N. Fourth. July 21, *1. 815 842 or 844 bungalow wrilh woodburning fireplace, fo r Star-Courier, Box A, Kewanee, Ml. 61443. COUNTRY HOME, 0 miles west of El mal dining, basoment, 2 enclosod porched, Multi-family. Clothing - all sixes, infants nc IPA 7-1*77-1* 309 923 and teens also. Child's kitchen set, toys, Paso. Recently remodeled, 5375. Ph. well insuiatod, detached garage. Price 30* 744-2333. *7-12/7-1* 217 395 U3,000. Karen Hawthorne 300-475-2121. old horse saddle and misc. items. *7-1*77-1* FOR RENT 815832 C7-10/7-I* FAIRBURY: Mini-garage sale. 40* Kring EL PASO: Efficiency apartment. Kitchen, 309-744 living room, bedroom and bath. c7-137tfn EL PASO: 2 bedroom starter home. Lane. Friday, July 20, *-5. *7-1*77-1* 217-745 lt*,*00. Call 300-747-2I5*. *7-l*/7-24 FAIRBURY: Yard sate. 103 W. Walnut. FAIRBURY - Modern, 2 bedroom mobile TWO BEDROOM house, 2 or 2Vj car 815-688 Friday and Saturday. July 20 and 21, *-4. home tor rent, payable weekly or monthly. garage. 5300 per month. Deposit and 217 387 *7-1*77-1* Ph. 015 4*2 4407. c12 227tln reference. W illiam Hoover, Chenoa. Ph. •15 *45-731*. C7-1477 I* WANTED FAIRBURY: Good stuff sale. 310 E. Elm. PIPER CITY: Corner of Market and Luggage, leather handbag, 3SMM camera, Margaret Sts., 2 bedroom apartment, FAIRBURY: One and two bedroom Essex: IOx4S mobile movie camera, pro|ector, typing stand, appliances furnished. Laundry room in apartments. Deposit and references |3 bedrooms, tip-out liv- CARPETS AND RUGS to be shampooed. children and adult clothing. Friday, noon basement. Deposit and references reguired. Egual housing opportunity. Call Iporcli plus outside sun Reasonable. Dave Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. -7 p.m .; Saturday, * - noon. *7-1*77-1* reguired. Ph. 015-4*2-3322. c4 S7lfn •IS 4S7-0340. c7 1*77 19 Ph. aiS -iW -}}!] a fte rs •15-4*2 2202. c03 2S/ffn FAIRBURY: Apartment near IGA. Two nc7-12/tfn FAIRBURY: 205 E. Oak, July 1* and 20, UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment JOYCE'S CATERING: Weddings, cocktail * 5; July 21, *-?. c7-I*/7-l* with appliances. Laundry facilities and off rooms, kitchen and bath. Appliances lliickaslia mobile home. partios (bartendor availablo), chiMrons street parking. Convenient location. furnished, air. Relrigeratot reguired. No , SIS-AtT-Mil. FAIRBURY: E. Locust across from References and deposit reguired. Ph. pets. Lease and deposit. Available Aug. I. parties, party trays, birthday cakes. Joyce Motorcycle Shop, July 25. 24 and 27, *-5. •7-IS/7-2* Hereford 300-723-5ISI. C7-I2/7-1* •15-4*2-2040 weekdays. After 4:30 p.m. and Curtis Weeks, OIS-OTI-ieOf. c7-l*7tfn Braided rugs, tent (sleeps 81 good condi weekend, phone 015-4*2-3373. c5 37tfn 12 bedrooms, central air WANTED TO BUY; Chevy 350 sntall block tion, bedspreads, curtains, drapes, fur EL PASO: Efiiciency cottage partly Ph. 30*-S27-487«. heads. Must be rebulMable condition with niture and too much to mention. *7-1*77-24 CHATSWORTH; Commercial building. furnished. 5150 a month plus electric. Ph. •7-1f/7-1f 2,000 sguarc feet, plus parking. Good 304-537-20O5 lor more information. c7-l97tfn no cracks. Ph. 015-4*2-3557. c7-l*/7-24 FORREST: Group sale. Forrest Twp. layout at 110 East Ash. Ph. 015 404 2310. TWO BEDROOM upstairs apartment. Library basement. Friday, July 20, 4-0; c$ 24/lln ESTATE Saturday, July 21, 0-12. *7-1*77-1* Central air. Deposit reguired. Call ANTIQUES EL PASO: I bedroom apartment with •15-492 3177 after 3 p.m. c7 1*77 24 FORREST; 214 E. Bullard. Friday. July stove, refrigerator, wafer, and garbage 20, 5-0 p.m.; Saturday, * a.m.-2 p.m. EL PASO: Nice 3 bedroom apartment with pick-up turnished. 5170 per month. Call large yard, appliances, air conditioner, no Children clothes, infant car seat, misc. 30* 527 4245 or 304-537 2714. CS 3l7tfn loom brick ranch with OLD ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED any c7-l*/7 I* steps. Owner pays tor water, yard work, ! acre. Contact Donald FORREST: Partially furnished one trash pick-up. OH street parking next to site or condition. Call toll froe YARD SALE; 314 E. Wabash, Rl. 34, For ^23-4*71. c4-I*/tfn I-000-S53-002I. *7-1*/0-2 bedroom apartment. Deposit and unit. 5220. Ph. 30* 527 5541. nc7 1*77 24 rest. July I*. 20, 21. *-4. Clothing and lots ol references reguired. Call Ed 015 457 0240 Iroom house with dry misc. Canceled ii rain. *7-1*77-1* ’ utilities. Formal din- C4 147tfn FOR SALE OR RENT ince free. Exterior. In- WORK WANTED GRIDLEY: Garage and craM sale. July I* IN FORREST: 2 bedroom apartment land windows. Gas fur- and 20, 0:30 4; July 21, 0 12. 310 E. 4th St. Appliances lurmshed. Electric heal. Ph. Jnd softener. Appliances Boat motor, TV, O-track, furniture, •15-457-0440. C4 2l7tfn srpet and drapes. Con- MOTHERS NEED help with your clothes, baby buggy, playpen, back car CHATSWORTH: Commercial building, 2,000 sguare leel, plus parking Good ) on pretty landscape, children this sumnter? Experienced high rier, walker, collectable dishes, knick- GRIDLEY: Two bedroom apartment, ■rape, parden, and fru it school age baby sitter w ill babysit lor you. knecks, books. Crafts - frames, doorstops, stove and refrigerator. For appoinimeni layout at no East Ash Ph. 015 6B4 2310 c7 12/1ln c*-14/Hn Call 30*-527-370l, El Paso. nc5 31/tln dolls. Barbie clothes, needlepoint 25% to call 304-747 3*05 alter 4 p.m. c4'20/tfn S0*Wolt. *7 1*77 1* WANT A pel sitter? I'll watch your pel ii you want to go on vacation or if you fust G RIDLEY; 20* W. Sth SI. July 20. 3 to 0; want someone to watch your pet. Ex July2l,*te?. *7 1*77 f* perienced, reasonable rates. Call LEXINGTON: 200 S. Elm. July I*. 10 0; Michelle, El Paso. Ph. 30*-527 2701. July 20and 21,10-4. Clothing, toys, Watkins nc5-3l/lln products, books and misc. *7-1*77-1* 11-YEAR-OLD boy wants odd {ebs for the LEXINGTON: 405 W. North. Large sale summer. Call Brad Kaisner, Fairbury Saturday, July 21, • to 4. Boer can collec V o u r G o e s •15-4*2-2170. tion, clothes, misc. *7 1*77 1* nc4-21/ttn MINONK: Moving sale. July I*. 20, 21. *-5. BABYSITTING in my home. State license Antigue glassware, dishes, records, old p.m . and fenced in back yard. Debbie Artman. books and toys, plus the usual accumula Ph.015-457-0551. *7-l*/0-* tion. 707 W. 4th St. C7-I2/7 I* Farriier w ith Daystrom ONARGA: Saturday, July 21, • a.m. to 3 NOTICES p.m. 505 W. Wilson. Clothos, all sixes, Journal shoes, 2 infant walkers, Avon items, maternity clothes, curtains. Smurf ial bumper and much misc. nc7-l*77-l* EFFECTIVE Aug. I, I w ill be closing my small ongino repair shop. Leonard Canull, El Paso. •7-l*/7-l* must be rocolvod In GARAGE SALES IhoroaMer 18« per word. CHATSWORTH: 40* East Oak. Friday, Ju ly 20, l-S; Saturday. July 21. * 5. Men's and women's clolhes, lots of toddler and infant items, nursers, unopened boxes of bottle liners, 10 ft. metal frame picnic tebie, sofa, TRY THIS FOR SIZE king siie bad w ith bedspreads and sheets, By Reuben Huber bowling ball and bag, storoo, misc. itoms. KO publication without •7 l*/7 -i* Wife to husband: “Come quickly! A tiger has Just sneaked into mother’s tent!” CHENOA: 10 fam ily garago saio. Tools galore, mechanics, electricians, Husband: "Well, he got himself into that y ua If thoro Is an error, carpenters and yard, back to school brand mess; let him get out of it!” notify ua the first day of nante ciothes. sixes infant through adult, ot notified at onoe, the turnituro, antiguas, lamps, electric riding Joe: “Woman the lifeboats! Woman the Table & 4 chairs starting at ^249** mower, air conditioner, glassware, lifeboaU!" stamps, and much more. Thursday, Fri Moe: “You don’t 'sroman’ the lifeboats, jgh Friday day and Saturday. *;30-4;30. 5*7 Mallow Table w/4 swivel chairs starting at •349** Dummy, you ‘man’ the lifeboats!” 1 Olivo. *7l*/7-l* 966 Joe: “You fill your lifeboats and I’ll fill 010 mine.” 1462 El Paso 664 Stereophonic sound is sdien you sit HARMS HOME FURNISHINGS OloMi Service between two people talking about their 960 Heavy duty trucks and trailer Located on Route 24 In ClMNoa 6 6 1 operations. 221 repair service and general CALL TOLL FREE 1-M0-M2-M33 1714 repair on all makes and Choose a suit and/or a sportcoat at regular Pk.(l1S)t4S-2731 FREE DELIVERY 079 models. We also service care. price and the second one up to equal value Mon.-tat. I:3i-9:3I OPER FRIDAY EVE tffl l:M 6 0 0 Pk. 3M-S27-3I31 for only $1.00 at Huber’s In Fairbury. 6 1 6 Bring a friend and split the cost. Chatsworth - 815«}5-3010 Chanoa - 8154454221 Cullom ~ 81S888-26S4 Colfax - 309-723-2661 Cornbe El Paso - 308-527-4600 Fairbury - 815-692-2366 Forres! - 815«57-8462 Gridley 309-747 2079 Chatsworth 815 635 30 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Onarga - 815268-7615 Lexington - 309-365-8714 Cullom - 815-689-2654 Piper City 815486-2550 El Paso 309-527 4600 Forrest 815-657 8462 County Linos • July 18-19,1984 - FOUR CHATSWORTH: For sale or rent with op AIR CONDITIONING sorvke PART-TIME general office work. Adult or LAST CHANCE this year to earn a S1A00 tion to buy, nice, spacious two story heme available at Goodin's Texaco, Chenoa. Ph. student. Must enjoy respenstoiilty or more before Christmas. House ef Lloyd PERSONA in Chatsworth, one btock from school. ■IS-94S-32S3. cf-14/Hn variety. Goad toam ing opportunity, Toy Party Plan. Work own hours, free kit, Four bedrooms, two baths, stove, BABYSITTING done in my flexible. Write to Bex D, c/e Fa no collecting or delivery. Ph. 81S-984-II3A refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher. Blade, Fairbury, *173*. c7-12/tfn *7-19/7-M Has double detached garage, large tot Anytime, day or night. ReaseiMble rates. PREGNANT? Need help? yard and large garden plot. Call Ph. *92-4032. *7-S/7-2« CERTIFIED nurse's aides. Various hours OWNER OPERATORS with semi-tractors 309-432-9023. flS-aiS-3711. *7-19/7-1* PAINTING A carpentry, remodeling, avallabio. Apply in person between 9 a.m. needed tanmadiatoly by Diamond -4 p.m., Monday through Friday at Liv Transportation System. Year around, first SINGLES P A P Introd repair vinyl siding, exterim and interior ington. III. *1702-1*03. painting. 30 years experience. Psto Stahl, ingston Manor, R.R. 1, Pontiac. c7-19/9-2 in/tkrst out, minimum dsedhoad, in- PETS 113 Elm , Fairbury. Ph. OI3-492-3090. suranca programs far truck and family, PERSON TO assist with household chores, company paid permits, workman's com- *7-12/7-19 cooking and samo light cloaning. LaRey ponsatton furnished . Call collect. Menday- CARPOOl SHRUBBERY TRIMMING - Shaping and Rammers. Ph. 013-089-2703. c7-l*/7-19 Friday. 217-7294710. nc IPA 7-19/7-19 pruning of ornamentals. Superior Lawn WE NEEDacook.orsemoonewhoHkosto WANT A PET sitter? I'll watch your pet if CLERICAL; Immediate opening for per Service. El Peso. Ph. 309-527-2903. c7-l2/tfn cook, in an a ir conditiensd kitchen. Mto w ill you want to go on vacation or if you just son with a " Telephone Personality" to want someone to watch your pet. Ex- BRIDGEFORTH Bicycle Repair. Colfax, tra in you. From 1:30 p.m . to 4:30 p.m. call handto our company's switchboard and WANTED TO share ride 309-923-3071 or afte r 4:30 call 309-923-7309. perionced, reasonable rates. Call 309-723-0070. *7-19/52 other clerical duties in our sales depart Monday through Friday, Michelle, El Paso, 309-327-2701. nc3-31 /tfn C7-I9/7-U 01S-492-209* after S p.m. WOULD LIKE to babysit, weekdays, in ment. Good typing skills are essential. my home, starting firs t part of Septembor. LIKE TO EARN extra moiMy for the fami Shorthand pretorrod but not mandatory. A Call Sallie DuHy at 309-327-2920. *7-19/7-19 ly? Housewives make geed waitresses. No fine group of comorkers, pleasant sur MUSICAL experience necessary. Will train on job. roundings and company benefits come From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Call 309-923-9071 or with this posilien. Arrangements tor inter HELP WANTED after 4:30 call Bechtel's Fam ily Dining view should be made in advance. Person 309-923-7309. C7-I9/7-20 nel Department. Honeggers A Co., Inc., PIANO - Chicago Cable, studio sixe, with Fairbury. Ph. 013-4*2-2331. c7-19/7-i* bench. 373 firm . Ph. 013-092-3307. nc7-l9/tfn THE VILLAGE ot Secor is nowMW taking ap-ap plications tor a water superintendent. ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS - work 7-10 Hours are from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. with BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIK SERVICES flexible hours weekly on a new phone pro weekend rotation. Applications may be gram. Can earn 373 to 3100 or mere per picked up at the Village Hall and mailed to week. For further information., call Fair Box 203, Secor. III. 41771. A resume is RESTAURANT, Soran's in Piper City. Ac bury, OI3-«93-2*«* after 4 p.m. C52I/7-24 hetpful and applications must be returned tive business. Terms negotiable. Ph. SIGN PAINTING, truck lettering, win by Aug. 1. C7-19/7-24 dows, buildings, gold leaf and magnetic 8I5-404-248I. cS-VHn & signs. Don Leister Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl2-30/Hn CUSTOM MADE antiguo reproductions and refinishing. Custom made furniture. M arty Travis, Ph. 013-492-2090 after 3 p.m. c03-02/ttn DRAPERIES • Shop at home - for appoint ment call anytime. Lois' Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 013-943-47*2. c04-l2/tfn JU S T l PIANO TUNING and repair. Robert Cum mins. 1319 Glenwood, Bloomington. Ph. 109-443-2703. c09-07/tfn TREE TRIMMING, topping or removal, ilso stump removal. Free estimates, in- .ured. Perry Price, Onarga. Ph. EASY S'TEP DO «lS-2*0-7*l2. c0*-14/lfn USE THIS CONVENIENT FORM TO PLACE & APPLIANCES: "Full Service" Dealer for Frigidaire, Corning, Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen. Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid PREPAY YOUR CUSSIFIEO AD July 2< and Kohler. Marlow's Appliance. Inc., Chenoa, III. Ph. 013-943-7224. Open daily 1 T T 7 1 I 1 TT T 7;30a.m. to3p.m .; Sal. till noon,any even I XXI 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I I T I I I n ing by appointment. cl2-29/Nn A tS SONNY'S PAINT A REPAIR A Radiator _L1 1 1 1 r I r n 1 1 11 T i n 1 1 [T 1 1 1 11 1 11 . Shop, 313 E. Locust, Fairbury, III. Ph. 013-492-2303. c«3-14/tfn n I n f 1 f 1 [ 11 T T T T i n 1 1 1 1 . _L1 1 1 TUCKPOINTING, masonry, plastering, ILX 1 In Poi fireplaces, basements, chimneys and foun dations. Triple O Construction, George _LX1 1 1 ~ TT1T T T T1 1 1 m 11 1 1 1 _L1 1 1 t ' Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. 309-327-4240. cll-20/tfn SEPTIC TANK PUMPING, Exco, Inc., _LX1 1 1 T i ~ m n T1 T T l T T l l I 1 1 r _L1 1 1 1 CuUom, III. Ph. 91S-48»-ll31. c12-24/Hn PIANO TUNING and repair. Call _LX1 1 1 T i l l T' T T f1 T i n n 11 1 1 u J_1 1 1T* Bachtold, 013-492-2711 Or 013-492-2*97 after 4 p.m. weekdays. cl2-2/tfn TTITT [ I I Men’ INSULATE TODAY. Save on heating and ILX1 1 1 1TIT 1 1 1 1111jj J_11.LIJ cooling cost. Call Henegger Insulation. For free estimate call collect 013-437-0312. 11 T m 1 1 1 1 c1-443/tfn IL1 1 1T i l 1 1 1 1111jj □:TI r r j PIANO TUNINQ, complete keyboard ser Many styles vice and repair. Call 013-433-3*34 or ILX11I T I 1 1 1 1 1 1I Ti n 111 111X] 1I I *33-31*3. Roger Coventry. c4-2l/ffn PAPER HANGING, experienced. Shirley Meenen Ph. 013-457-0303. Pam Berk Ph. •Ads must be received no later than NOON Mondays, otherwise ads will be placed in 013-404-2343. Reasonable. c9-22/tfn following issue MANN'S UPHOLSTERY, Uxingten. Free (3-line m inim um charge) estimates, pick-up and delivery. Large •7 5 « /lin e Open FrI. 8:30 aJ fabric setectton and fum itvre repair. Call •NO ABBREVIATIONS, PLEASE g Sat 8:30 to S:3o1 309-345-01M. c2-4/tfn •Use one space f o r each letter, comma, period, space and number HORSEBACK rMin«, hay rides. HsMng, miniahire golf, arcade fames, pioiic area, •W e reserve the right to edit copy pettiag see. Fan for everyone at Ben Park. Panola. Three miles north of El Paso. I f NAME ______a.m. untildarh.Ph.3ff-S27-38M. C5-24/IM LIMOUSINE SERVICE specialiiing in ADDRESS. weddings and other occasions. Thei Ua RR 2, Chenea. Ph. flS -ftS -ttlf. *S-31/f-2 CITY ____ .STATE JJIPCODE CARPET Cleaning. Smoke and Fire PHONE JkD CLASSIFICATION. Damage, clean-up, new steam method or dry foam. J A S deaning Service, El Paso. Ph. 399-327-4473. Free Estimates. Mall Form & Check Payable To: *5-31/12-27 DEL'S SMALL Engine Repair. Just west Cornbelt Press, Inc. • Attn: Classifled Advertising ef Diller Tile in ChaHwerth. Repair all If you want to coni makes ef mowers and trimmers. Fh. Box 7t, Fairtniry. iL SI 739 81S-f3S-384*,7:3f-S;0e. cS-31/tfn that is YOUR CLASSIFICATIONS N you want toi IT’S y a Total ! f * '* * r that la OUR EASYII laotaFaead Traval Lines gOM FariaM CarFasto Alcoholics A| 1 FarBatoOrRenI NsMIsMs X 7 S * 8 Fairbury, ll WANT IBos. For Sato BtorTwaatod Telephone Boj Llvsslecli MeWaatod Telephone Jol ■aMtoNoatoa Bntn.totgp.n.ntll» jsNs Wwiisn ADS Telephone Jol WORK! County Lines - July 16-19, 1984 - FIVE 815-94S-3221 aOft-723-2661 ~ 818«02-23e6 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . W oodford County 309-747-2079 Chalsworth 815 635 3010 Lexinglorr ■ 309-365-8714 81^268-7815 Coilax 309 723 2661 Ciillom 815^9 2654 Piper City 8 1 5 ^ 2550 Fairbury 815-692 2366 El Paso 309 527 4600 Chenoa 815-945-3221 Gridley 309 747 2079 Forres! 815-657 846? Onarga ■ 815-268 7815 C o u r t N e w s jly 18-19,1964 - FOUR GENERAL DOCKET IMt y«ar to M r * • S1,N8 WOULD LIKE to share a ride from Aeschleman Fur Co. vs. Dan R Clark. [OirtotnMS. Momm «f Uti^ PERSONAL Eureka to State Farm Illinois office. Call TRAFFIC Aeschleman Fur Co. vs. Mike : mm hmir«, Itm kit, April at 309-447-4062. nc7-12/tfn July 2 Oivigenie. Miwry. Mi. 8IS-S84-im. John B Johnson, disobeyed stop sig**- Aeschleman Fur Co. vs Harold E. •7-19/7-H David A. Adams, driving while license Doutt. PREGNANT7 Need help? Call Birthright, supsended. Aeschleman Fur Co. vs. Mark ^TORS wHti smni-tractors 309-452-9023. *1-24/1-17-8$ TRAVEL ■toly ky Dtonwito July 5 Sekulech. I Syttom. Yaar araand, Nret SINGLES -PAP Introductions, Bloom Everett E. Howard, driving while Aeschleman Fur Co. vs. Wayne Smith. iminimam dtadkaad, in- ington, III. 4I702-I«t5. *5-24/7-24 license supsended. Raymond a. Ceresoli, D.O.S., LTD vs imt tar track and tomily, BUS PLANS on leaving El Paso Sept. 1 for Timothy T. Block, driving while license M arilyn Jenssen. I parmito, warlunan's cam- Galena, return Sept. 2. Price includes revoked. Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs Call coUact, Mmday- CAR POOLS transportation, baggage handling, tour of 718. nc I PA 7-19/7-19 Bruce Edwin Martin, III. trans of Rick Jenssen. Galena and old homes, buffet prime rib alcohol. Raymond Ceresoli, D.O.S., LTD vs ^madiato opaning far par- dinner on Mississippi, night at Chestnut Henry H. Melchers, driving under the Lyle Hudson. Mt. Lodge. Price each 599 double, 589 tri Jralapliow Itonanality” to influence. Impany's switckfeaard and WANTED TO share ride to Bloomington ple, 565 quad. For information call Raymond . Ceresoli, O.D.S., LTD vs Idatiaa in oar uiaa dapart- Monday through Friday, 7:45 to 2:45. Ph. Dorothy Vincent, 309-527-2984. Represen Ryan David Peak, III poss of alcohol. Gary Howell. Vping skills ara assantiai. 615-492-2094 after 5 p.m. nc5-24/tfn tative for Tri-State Tours, Galena. CRIM INAL Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs wrrad bat nat mandatory. A •7-19/7 19 July 2 Corean Fowler. I ca-winrkars, ptoasant sar- David Adams, bribery. Raymond Ceresoli. D.O.S., LTD vs campany banafits coma July 5 Randall Fitschen. jn. Arrangamants tor intar- Terry Fandall, Ct I possession of Raymond Ceresoli. D.D.S., LTD vs I mada in advanca, Parsan- Cannabis with intent to deliver; Cf. II Emory Ellison. nt. Hanaggars A Co., Inc., possession of cannabis. Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs lllS-493-2331. C7-19/7-19 DIVORCE Mike Craps. July 4 Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs OFPORTliNITIES Fish, Janice Pearl vs Michael Anthony Mike Craig. Fish. Raymond Ceresoli, O.D.S.. LTD vs Donohue, Ellen Jene vs W illiam Sandra Kiesewetter Adkins. |T, Soran's in Pipar City. Ac- Matthew Donohue. Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs Tarms nagotiabia. Pb. Everett Kettwich. cS-3/tfn MARRIAGE Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs July 2 Ramon Rodriguez. Rory James Smich, 20, Washington A Raymond Ceresoli, D.D.S., LTD vs Cathy Lynn Mudd, 21, Washington. Ronnie Talbert. July 3 July 2 Larry W illiam K ilpatrick, 37, El Paso A James O. Holmes vs Willard Ahrens. Rita Sue G ubiti, 39, El Paso. James D. Holmes vs. Duke R Tracy. Thomas Edward Schierer, Jr., 19, E. July 3 Peoria A Christine Marie Carchia, 21, San Arnold A Oani vs Chuck Prunty. Diego, Ca. WARRANTY DEEDS July 4 July 2 James Alwan RoHol, Jr., 41, Metamora Harry Hilger, etux, Larry J. Edwards A Jeannie Kathleen Whitney, 31, etux, WD-lot I being pt SE'x NE<4 Sec 34 AAetamora. T27N R2E. July 4 July 3 DOUAR SAVINe DAY W alter John Robison, 32, Metamora A Carl F. May. etux, Ruth Timmerman, Jacqueline Sue Crain, 18, Metamora. WD-W' z lots I5AI4 BIk 8 Kipp A Davison's & Eric Douglas Romesburg, 22, Urbana A Addn to Minonk. Karen Jean Halley, 28, Urbana. July 4 JuV 20 & 21 SMALL CLAIMS Frances J. Durre etux, Ramona L. June 29 Durre, WD-NWV4 NEV4 Sec7 T27N R2E. At S & M SHOES Having Closed our Pontiac Pizza Stop Restaurant In Ptiriiae We will hold A tt.2 S PUBLIC AUCTION Ladies Shoes Reduced to: of a complete line of restaurant equipment, household, misc. ^ To be held at the Fairbury Pizza Stop Restaurant, 405 E. Locust U.79 «10 - »15 - *20.r^ (Corner of 7Ui & Locust Streets) Fairbury, II. on T 4.M M onday, July 23 ii a.m. Selling over 856,886 worth of Name Brand Restaurant Kquipmrnt. A rompletr Men’s Shoes Reduced to: line of equipment, which is iess than 3 years old and in very good to like new 18.2S condition! Plus 2 household upright freezers; frost free refrigerator; apartment site freezer. Terms: Cash or Good personalized check w ith proper l.D. on sale date. |L M •20 - *25 - *30 Many styles and sizes to choose from Wayne & Brenda Runyon, Owners S8.7S Fairbury, IL. For more information phone 815-493-4002 Auctioneers will be placed in S & M Shoes Inc. Harvey Stork Sr. A Jr. Chenoa, iL. 107 W. Madison, Pontiac, iii. Phone 8IS-94S-3404 or 492-2200 O pm n Fri. S:30 m .m . to 8 p.m. Lunch Served Sat 8:30 to 5:30 (Clip A Save Ad) itiin in a i E!BC 3 E r.am w Summer Is For Sports ^ I P C O D E . . . and “ SPORT CARS’’ irMsIng New 1984 If you want to continue drinking CORVETTE that l8 YOUR business I If you want to atop drinking - and that Is OUR busiitosal CAMARO CarPaals Alcoholics Anonymous « Fairbury, iL 61739 825 N. Ladd Pontiac »afh«< Telephone Bob 692*3364 fLYNN O (815) 842-3344 Telephone John 692*2468 JabsWi I CHEVROLET-BUICK. INC. laq.-Fril Telephone John 692*3943 Sat. tew Sgw ■ ail.l.l.fH I!l.g_ Hi 1T..'IILI.F« linn fli HUM County Lines ■ July 18-19, 1964 - SIX v \ Livingston County C ourt N ew s i r o q u e ASSOC. COURT NEWS Fred J. Heidenreich, Jr.. 40, Pontiac, Alma R. Krudup, SI, Dwight, 7-3-84. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of speeding, $50., (Pontiac). Judge Charles Frank. Presiding Elsie Wrightam, 95, Pontiac, 7-3-84. Donna J. Raby, Pontiac A Charles E. THURSDAY, July 5, 19 Michael D. Baize, 14, Fairbury, driving Jefirey A. Sipes. 23, Pontiac, disorderly Stephen G. Turner, 84, Pontiac, 7-3-84. Raby. ADM ITTED conduct, dismissed on States Motion, in wrong lane, $50., (Fairbury). Chris Haab, 95. Fairbury, 7-4-84. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of Harry Rasmussen, DanfortI (Pontiac); resisting a peace officer, $55., 1 Oaune A. Steidinger, 20, Strawn, Ethel Henderson, 94, Pontiac, formerly Robert G. Appel, Manville A Jean L. D a v e n p ^ and Ray Le year probation, lO days jail, (Pontiac). speeding, $50.. bond forf., (Fairbury). of Danville, 7-4-84. Appel. Watseka. Cherie D. Atonical, 20. Pontiac, W illard L. Gallamore. 21, Pontiac, III Alice Thacker. 78, Chenoa. 7-5-84. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage of DISMISSED speeding, $50., (State). poss of alco, $50., (County). WARRANTY DEEDS Gerald D. Causer, Pontiac A Bonnie C. Joan Tesky, Kentland, Ind Joseph W. Casey, 34, Streator, Imp. Marty L. Fannin, 22, Pontiac, speeding, Charles W. Dehm and Earl B. Dippon, Causer. Kauth and Howard Trumble, $50., bond (orf., (State). lane usage, $I5., (State); driving while dba "The Oouble-0 Co.", a partnership, to (iordon M. Kinate A Randell S. Morgan Lori Johnson and g irl, Sheldon. intoxicated, $30., 7 days jail, (State). James David Dyer, Dwight, battery, Earl B. Dippon A wf., tens, in com. 7-1-84 vs. Faraday J. Strock, Pontiac, (Cpil. for Karl R. Baziell, 20, Fairbury, no valid dismissed on States Motion, (Complaint). $10 (R.S. $20.) LU. 7 A 8 B 22 Chatsworth. Declaratory Relief). reg., $50., (Fairbury), W illiam Frazier, Odell, 2 counts of Setter, Ewing A Beyer, Pontiac, vs. Dean Nussbaum A wf., to Edward and FRIDAY, July 4. 19b Debra L. Rygh, 20, Odell, dis traffic battery, 1 count dismissed, $54., 90 days Marion Baker, Fairbury, Small Claim Lisa Toohill, jt. ten. 4-7-84 $10 etc. (R.S. ADM ITTED cont device, $50., (County). supervision. $50., (Complaint). Complaint $714.00. $20.) L II B 1 Patton's Add. Fairbury. Lisa Haskins, Danforth. Thomas V. Ambrose, 42, Pontiac, Robert D. Short, 31, Pontiac, speeding, ^ Eugene Haag dba Triple H LP Service, H-M-N-0 Farm Co.. Inc., a corp., to W. DISMISSED speeding, $50., (State). $50., (State). Saunemin, vs. Robert Hilton, Minonk, Neil A Patricia Nornickel 7-2-84 $10 etc. Walter Rutledge, Milford; E Dennis E. Eden, 37, Graymont, Randy W. Christensen, 18, Cornell, III Small Claim Complaint, $127.41 A costs. (R.S. ) L I of NE>4 Sec 3 25 8. Cissna Park; Ruth Allhands following too closely, $50., (State). trans ol alco., $50., (County). Eugene Haag, Saunemin, vs. Rodney H-M-N-D Farm Co., Inc., a corp., to German, Watseka; Michelle He William O. Heinbaugh, 55, Streator, James O. Somers, 30, Pontiac, too fast Emiing, Hersctier, Small Claim Complaint Harold Nornickel 7-2-84 $10 (R.S -) S'l boy, Cissna Park. speeding, $50., bond fort., (State). (or cond., $50., (Pontiac). SE>« Sec. 5-25-8. $279.40 A costs. Phlip, 47, Streator, speeding, $70.. M yrtle A. Kindelberger, 23, Pontiac, Cornbelt Hatcheries of III., Inc., a Eugene Haag, Saunemin vs. Steve (State). fail to stop, $50., (Saunemin). corp., to Joseph W „ Richard D. A George Dewasme, Flanagan, Small Claim SATURDAY, July 7, 19 Scott L. Taplin, IS, Pontiac, speeding. Keith D. Jeffries, 20, Fairbury, Complaint $171.54 A costs. Steidinger. tens, in com. 4-23-84 $10 (R.S. ADM ITTED $50.. (State). speeding, $50., (Fairbury). Honeggers A Co., Inc., Fairbury vs. $42.50) 4.4) acs. in SW>/« Sec. 22-24 7, etc. Angelina Varbonker, Watsc Dennis J. Snyder, 34, Pontiac, no valid BIRTHS Bloomington Fed. Sav. A Ln. Assn., a Debbie Dawson Oba D-Bar-D Farm, Rogers, Crescent City. reg., $50., (Pontiac). Steve and Vicky Applegate, Pontiac, Fairbury Small Claim Complaint $582.71. corp. to Jack Crook, married S-18-84 $10 DISMISSED David L. Herzog, 14, Fairbury. son, 4-29-84. etc. (R.S. $4.) 45' N. of S. 4T of pt. of the It. Fred B. Cornell dba Crown Furniture Mabel Leiding and Lillie squealing tires, $50., (Fairbury). David and Anita Boomgarden, of the SEV4 NE >/4 SWravesen A Christine Complaint $113.00 A costs. (Indictment). Faye Lowery, Chatsworth A Theodore ADM ITTED Ann Carlson, both ol Bloomington. Dodson Plumbing, Heating A Air Larry Bazzell, Fairbury, deceptive Allen Lowery, Chatsworth. Roberta Perkins, Milfordij Douglas Louis Lown and Jacqueline Conditioning, Inc., vs. Wayne Runyon dba practices, $54., 3 mos. supervision, In Re; Dissolution of AAarriage of Martell, Sheldon; James W illia| Jean Johnson, both of Pontiac. Pizza Stop Fairbury. Small Claim (Complaint). Constance Saddoris, Pontiac A Allen L. Baldwin and Anne Zumwalt. Jacob Paul Burkhart and Sharon Ruth Complaint $40.00. Lois Bazzell, Fairbury, deceptive Saddoris. Bosman, both ol Dwight. DISMISSED practices, $54., 3 mos. supervision, Lisa Haskins and girl. Robert Lee Sludley and Kristina June (Complaint). Rosalie Davenport and boy,| Maxon, both ol Bryan, Texas. Jeffery S. Pence, IS. Streator, unlaw Mark Alan Larsen and Lori Jean cons ol alco by a minor, $71., (Stale). Landrus. both of Pontiac. James L. Holt, 48, Pontiac, 2 counts ol Gary Lee Tipton and LuAnn Moore, battery, dismissed on States Motion, both ol Emington. (Complaint). SoiHal Security Charles Bivens, Chicago and Georgia Stanley R. Beggs, 37, Forrest, reckless May Gentry, Rantoul. driving, dismissed on States Motion, MARRIAGES. visit set July 2^ (County). Catherine Sue Flint, Ligonier, Ind. and Mary J. Gravesen, 20, Dwight, tail to Bradley Dale M iller, Chenoa, 4-1-84. yield at inter., $50., (Dwight). A representative of the B| Debra Lynn Davenport and G. Brain Bradley O. Bossert, 19, Dwight, dis stop Social S^urity office will be (hitler, both ol Joliet. 4-9-84. sign, $50., (Dwight). the National Bank of Fairbury < Penny Sue Studebaker and Lawrence John Weber, 24, Pontiac, speeding, $50.. July 24 at 1:30 p.m. Melvin Vietti, both of Pontiac, 4-15-84. (Fairbury). Persons having Social Patti Jo Murphy, Pontiac and Robert I Debra A. Hallam, 24, Pontiac, Harty Jr., Dwight, 4 22 84. business should go to the secq speeding, $50., (Fairbury). Katherine Gale Donze, Pontiac and the bank. Kevin E. Smith. 18, Pontiac, speeding, Franklin James Grusy, Elkhart, Ind., $50.. ( Pontiac). 4 23 84. K Leon F. Beitz, 19, Chenoa, squealing Susan Elaine Frederick, Bloomington tires, $50., (Fairbury). and Roderick Douglas Koehler, 4-23-84. Cary W. Porter, 19, Pontiac, too last (or AT TWO LOCATIONS IN WATSEKA, IL V cond., $50., bond (orf., (Pontiac). DIVORCES I JOBS I Amory Milsap, 18, Graymont, viol ol Mary Jean Jensen, Dwight and Lyle •554 W. RT. 24 A class., $87., (Pontiac). William Jensen, Dwight, granted 4 24-84. •1000 EAST RTS. 1 & 24 Robert F. Becker, 18, Pontiac, viol of Kathryn Lynn Hettierington, Fairbury 815-432-6161 815-432-5670 I CARS class., $25., (Pontiac). and Jimmy Dean Hettierington, granted % Amy C. Weber, 18, Pontiac, speeding, 4-29-84. I AWUlfW $50., (State). OPEN 7 D A Y S A WEEK — 6 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT Florence A. Hcimers. 87, Fairbury, (ail DEATHS to yield, $50., bond fort., (State). Edwin R. Gerig, 81, (Jridley, 4-30-84. David D. Alltop, 19, Pontiac, too fast for Ferne F. Feeney, 87, El Paso, (ormeriv YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND A BI-LO BARGAIN AT THE SCOTCHMONS I REAL cond., $50., (State). of GrMley. 7-1-84. $ Robert L. Dyer, 17; Dwight, liquor in Charlotte Andrews, 83, Peoria, park, $50.. (Dwight). formerly of Gridley, 7-2-84. P L U 6 II BUDWEISER & $ CLflSSIFI BUD LIG H T i 12 OZ. CANS a •NOMEWAV HOMES •ROOFIM A SIDING 2 4 r o n ^ 6 « ® •FORK LIFT to 21 ft. •REM00ELIN6 A REPI i •EXPERIENCED (M bu^ I 30 yoara) NATURAL t Koerner Coi LIG H T B E E R $ Co.a Inc. 12 OZ. CANS CuHom. III. Pit. (115) U5-21 OA $ C 8 8 i FOR W i if f i i 18-19, 1964 - SIX County Lines - July 18-19, 1984 - SEVEN W a t s e k a Fairbury H ospital Iroquois M em orial N o t e s |lion ol Marriage of T U E S D A Y . J u ly 10, 1904 Accident; Mrs Beverly M eti, Cullom, ntiac a Charles E. THURSDAY, July S, itM Daisy Durflinger, Sheldon; Joseph ADMITTED S u rg ica l. ADMITTED Eckman and Jacob Eckman, Kentland, James Mehrkens, Bloomington, DISMISSED Ition of Marriage of Harry Rasmussen, Danforth; Rosalie Ind. Accident; Mrs. Emelia Christensen, Mrs. Penny Mogged and baby girl. 1 Manville A Jean L. Davenport and Ray Leattierman, Fairbury, Medical; Mrs. Merna Elliott, Piper City; AArs. E. Jane Bohanon, W atseka. Forrest, Medical; Miss Janice Koerner, F o rre s t. (tion of AAarriage of Fairbury, Medical; Maurice King, DISMISSED TUESDAY, July 10, im Pontiac A Bonnie C. Joan Tesky, Kentland. Ind.; Eleanor ADMITTED Forrest, Medical; Mrs. Floral GriHith, S ATU R D A Y, J u ly 14, 1904 Kauth and Howard Trumble, Watseka; Edward Allen, Goodwine; Kelly Salter, Chatsworth, Medical; Mrs. Katherine ADMITTED |e A Randetl S. Morgan Lori Johnson and g irl, Sheldon. Wellington; Norman Knapp, Watseka. Meister, Forrest, AAedical; Ronald McCoy, Verman Ferguson, Fairbury, AAedical; ck. Pontiac, (Cpit. for DISMISSED Piper City, Surgical; AArs. Debra AArs. R uth L o n d rig a n , L e xin g to n , AAedical. Susan Rogers and baby boy. Crescent Nicolaides, Chatsworth, Medical. DISMISSED Beyer, Pontiac, vs. F R ID A Y , J u ly t , 1W4 City; Harry Rasmussen, Danforth; Ralph DISMISSED James Hardesty, Forrest; AArs. Harriet ^irbury, Smatl Claim A D M IT T E D Bybee, Gilman; Frances Whitehead, Mrs. Evelyn Bitner, Chatsworth; Berienski, Graymont; AArs. Debra Master David Essington, Piper City; Mrs. Lisa Haskins, Danforth. Watseka; Oovie Glasgow. Sheldon. Nicolaids, Chatsworth; John Wiedman, I Triple H CP Service, DISMISSED Carol Peters, Chenoa. F a irb u ry . erf Hilton, Minonk, Walter Rutledge, M ilford; Erna Barth, |a in t, S127.4I A costs, Cissna Park; Ruth Allhands and Mina WEDNESDAY, July II, 1904 WEDNESDAY. July II, 1904 SUNDAY, July IS, 1904 tunemin, vs. Rodney German, Watseka; Michelle Henrichs and ADMITTED ADMITTED ADMITTED Small Claim Complaint boy, Cissna Park. Debra Locher, Cissna Park; Blanche James Hardesty, Forrest, Surgical. Harvey Baer, Chenoa, AAedical; Mrs. Baker, Iroquois; Leigh Herscher, Colleen DISMISSED Fern H. Smith, Anchor, AAedical; James Saunemin vs. Steve Charlier and Ralph Jennings, Watseka; Mrs. Katherine Meister, Forrest; Rathbun, Fairbury, AAedical; AArs. Elsie igan. Small Claim SATU R D A Y, J u ly 7. ifM Kathryn Morgan, Kentland, Ind. Master Mathew Bachtold, Fairbury; Mrs. Waldbeser, Fairbury, AAedical. costs. ADMITTED DISMISSED Edith Fosdick, Fairbury; Carlos No dismissals. ., Inc., FairtMiry vs. Angelina Varbonker, Watseka; Susan Dinah Wilkening and Sandra Hammer, Fairbury; James AAehrkens, D-Bar-D Farm, Rogers, Crescent City. Castonguay, M ilford; Deborah Martell, Bloomington; Miss Janice Koerner. AADNDAY, J u ly 14, 1904 im Complaint ts<2.n. DISMISSED Sheldon; ktary Wood and g irl, Hoopeslon; Fairbury; Mrs. Emilia Christensen, ADMITTED dba Crown Furniture Mabel Leiding and Lillie Mertens, James Williams and Angelina Fairbury; Mrs. LaShenia Meeks, and baby AAiss Am y P a lm o re , F o rre s t, S u rg ic a l; Mary Ann Davisson, Crescent City; Sheila Quinn and boy, Varbounker, Watseka; Betty Sexton, g irl, Forrest; Mrs. Jane Franey and baby Gerald Potter, Fairbury, AAedical; AArs. m C « m p la in t S4S.OO. Hoopeslon; Debra Hanshew and AlthM W oodland. girl. Piper City. Velma Pearson. Chatsworth, AAedical; Plumbing, Fairbury, Beaumont, Watseka. AArs. Patricia Peters, Fairbury, AAedkal; , Forrest Small Claim THURSDAY, July 12. 1904 AAiss Hope H ack, F o rre s t, S u rg ic a l. costs. ADMITTED IROQUOIS MEMORIAL BIRTHS; DISMISSED |a l, Pontiac vs. W illiam Master Benfamin King. Pontiac, SUNDAY, July «, IW4 A son to David and Rosalie Davenport, Miss Hope Hack, Forrest; Ronald in. Small Claim M e d ica l. ADMITTED Watseka, Friday, July 4, 1904. AAcCOy, P iper C ity ; AAaster B e n jam in costs. Donna Money, Gilman; Harvey A girl to Richard and Lisa Haskins. No dismissals. King, Pontiac. |tal, Pontiac vs. James Kempen, M artinton; Dinah Wilkening and Danforth, Friday, July 4, 1904. nemin. Small Claim Leguita Richards, M ilford; Anita Johnson A son to Dennis and Susan Rogers, FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS: costs. FRIDAY. July U, 1904 To Mr. and Mrs. Timothy AAogged, and Mary Wood, Hoopeslon; Helen C rescent, C ity . S a tu rd a y, Ju ly 7, 1904. Ilheimer, O'Dell A Piper City, a baby girl born at 10 a.m . Wagner, Watseka; Mary Buege. Sheldon. A girl to Rich and Mary Wood, ADMITTED 10; liac vs. David Van Mrs. Helen Cote, Forrest. Accident; D ISM ISSED Hoopeslon, Sunday, July 0, 1904. Tuesday, July 10, 1904, weighing 0 lbs. 10' ? est. Small Claim Julie Schroeder, M ilford. A girl to Dr. and Mrs. Philip Zumwalt. Mrs. Harriet Bertenski. Graymont. Ol. costs. Watseka, Monday. July 9, 1904. lists, Inc., vs. Sal A girl to David and Kelly Salter, City, Small Claim MONDAY, July 9. i m W ellington, Wednesday, July II. 1904. costs. ADMITTED A girl to Tvandy and Debra Locher, 9-Doy Locoiiiwi Guide July 17 to 27, 1984 ng. Healing A Air Roberta Perkins, Milford; Deborah Cissna Patx, Wednesday. July M, 1904. I. Wayne Runyon dba M artell, Sheldon; James W illiams, James ury. Small Claim Baldwin and Anne Zumwalt, Watseka. I |T V DISMISSED Lisa Haskins and girl, Danforth; Rosalie Davenport and boy, Watseka; Used JD Lawn & Garden Upoote Social Security Tractors 7:00 A.M. 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