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Due to the Memorial Day holiday, the offices of The Combelt Press newspapers will be closed next Monday, May IS. All advertising and copy deadlines have been advanced for next week’s papers. CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS (60921), THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1961 The deadline for all classified and display advertising for the May 27 • June 3 issues at ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH TEAR P n » , L tt. “County Lines” is 4 p.m. Friday, May II. I Area correspondents are also encouraged s % to mail their material early to assure its arrival in time for next week's newspaper. Two receive honors Randall Todd Fields has been named of the graduating class of High school. Michael Layne been named salutatorian. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert He plans to enter the of Adminstrati on at the of Illinois this fall. While in high bool, Randy participated in band, chorus, ring choir, Madrigals and Ithe speech team, i was in track, Lettennen’s club and Spanish lib for four years. He also w;was involved in the usical for four years, Junior/SeniorJunio play for 'o yean, AF8 for one yeayear and basketball for one year. Randy was treasurer and a council. During his annual high school award, Illinois award, and an accounting COACH MIDDLETON, Becky Weber and other Chatsworth supporters wait to He has been a member of the National see if the jump she had just made, would hold up. It did!I! society for three years and is an Illinois Staff Photo by Rick Jones Scholar. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leeon Chatsworth. He plans to attend the of Illinois, also, majoring in engineering. During his four years WALTER CLEMONS was the first school, he participated in football, Mjsahall and track. Mike was Dr. Chen joins staff Chatsworth soldier to lose his life In World War I. Clemons, a native of council president this past year, lerved as class president during the Dr. George Chen of Chatsworth is joining Dr. Chen’s association with the group was Kentucky had worked for Fred Klehm He has been a member effective at the end of last wepk. as a drayman before being drafted the staff of Fairbury Medical Associates, it society for three years, Dr. Chen will maintain his regular office into the army. This year, Memorial Day was announced last week. Other doctors in the in musicals, plays, Spanish association are Drs. Nik Kothari and Dr. hours in Chatsworth on Monday, Wednesday falls on May 25, remember your loved and many other extra-curricular Cesar Secoauian. and Fridays, and will be in the Fairbury office ones, won’t you? during his high school years. In search of oldest grave.. . on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
A M e m o r i a l t r i b u t e by Julie Davis however, after hiking around the Chatsworth- The Legion Post is named in honor of the ning low in ammunition, as weD as Charlotte and St. Patrick’s cemeteries and first Chatsworth soldier that was killed in Otner UkIHS, wnefi (He COKiMiaaiHJta A»An before driving out to the Germanville action during World War I. Walter Clemons for volunteers to break through cemetery I decided it was virtually Impossible claimed such an honor. the line to get help. Walter volunteer- to find the oldest grave of the three. Our Walter Clemons, according to neip Walter volunteer Not only were several too weather worn to an article taken from the 1974 Totnp- ed. He hadn't gotten out of sight identify the markings but others were in German and still others I could not locate at all. kinsville News in Kentucky, written by when a shell ended his life here James E. Curtis - a personal friend of on earth. I had contacted Father Carl earlier that Walter's reads as follows. He was due all the honor the large morning and he felt that a man by the name of Walter was working here in Chats crowd gave Nm an the 1st Sunday in Simon J. Schroeder could possible have been worth for Fred Klehm, as a drayman, April hers in Chatsworth. He was as the first known person buried at St. Patrick’s cemetery. Records were sketchy in the late with horses and wagon, delivering freight fine a soldier as ever shouldered a gun 1800’s and I could not find his graves!te and express from the depot to stores and for his country. homes, as well as hauling coal to homes, All the service men and women from Dave Diggle felt that perhaps a 14 year old when he was drafted into the army. Chatsworth in all wars, have their names girl named Anna Brown was the first one in large print on the ceiling panels over Mr. Klehm told me (James Curtis) buried at the Chatsworth Charlotte Township head in the new building. It was also a personally that Walter was the finest cemetery. She died May 13, 1877, her father, great day of celebration in their honor. boy he ever knew and a hard worker. John Brown purchased the first lot at that Very few of WWI remain. Walter and I, and his sister, Pearl, were cemetery. I could not find it either. schoolmates at the Old Rock Bridge Walter Clemons, a native of Kentucky is school. He was always lighthearted and buried there in a little country church So I then contacted Noble Pearson about laughing, and a very happy boy. That cemetery. As Memorial Day approaches us Walter dem on’s grave, who I was told is was my friend Walter-always ready to not only should we reflect back upon the many buried in Kentucky. My third strike out. However, Pearson did have the above article do for others. men and women who died for our country but News came back to Chatsworth that all our loved ones that have left us. concerning Clemons. I hope that you find it not the company Walter was in was Last Friday, my original intentions were to only newsworthy but also to remember your locate the oldest known grave in our area. loved ones as Memorial Day approaches us.
Woman’s club donates, $100 for music camp
The Chatsworth Woman’s dub held their final meeting of the year, Wednesday afternoon, May 13, at the home of Joan Diller with 18 members present. President-elect, Grace Hummel, announced the following committees for the coming year. Executive committee, Ruth Kerber, Evelyn Koehler, Evelyn Sutcliffe and Jane Livingston; program committee, Alice Pool, Dorothy Pearson, Ruth Shafer and Nellie Livingston; ways and means committee, Clara Gillette, Grace McGonigle, Joan Diller and Evelyn Sutcliffe. THE ELEPHANT MAY WELL have stolen the show It was announced that 9100 had been given to the music department of the high school to How much longer boss... Sunday afternoon when he balanced himself on this ball. be used to help defray expenses for two He was so well trained that he later offered rides to students at summer music camp. anyone brave enough to accept the challenge. Members brought some of their hobbies to Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis show and it was discovered they have many talents. Some of the articles brought were afghans, painted pictures, beaded doilies, needlepoint, and a variety of other handwork. Assisting hostesses were Ruth Kerber and Siu Lee Chen. Franzen Bros, host two acts will support several projects for the blind and Local dtisens were impressed by Fransen Bros Circus provided partially sighted, and for the deaf and hard-of- excellent condition of all the entertainment and thrills for hundreds of area hearing. The people at Shafei^Pearson Agency two Bengal tigers and tw dtisena and their children and grandchildren and at Haberkom Hardware, as well as dub “Ponies of America”, ponies who Sunday afternoon in two performances. Markets members, worked very hard on the advance the final act. Fransen told The first show st 3 p.m. was done before a sale, Kerber said. these ponies had received sell-out, SRO audience, and the second show Kerber also talked with Wavne Fransen. training for their act. (Livingston Grain Quotes) crowd, though a bit smaller, was just as The human members of OUR OWN BECKY WEBER jumpnd her way to the Wethaaday, May 18,1181 attentive and appreciative. owner of the circus, who said it was organised gave notable performance! State Championship coming out with a 17’11M" at Corn. Lion’s dub treasurer Dan Kerber reported about eight years ago and, he thought, andtrapese, juggling, Saturday afternoon's atate finals In Charteaton. Above that through a large advance sale the performed in Chatsworth about a year later. Chatsworth Liana photo ahowa her receiving her gold medal. Chatsworth lions dub was able to receive the The “other brother’’ is no kx«er with the able to prsasnt a circus top percentage of the total receipts. Thus the circus, and Wayne Franain is net only the community service as Staff! ' by Rick Jonas dub's treasury Is considerably better off and owner but also the trainer of all the animals. fund-raising project.______
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Little Social News Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillett attended the reception of Paula Morrow and Mervin From the Other baccalaureate services and commencement Heminover at Salem, Saturday evening. exercises of their granddaughter, Jean Thomdyke, from Carrol college, Waukesha, A news release was received from Eastern Casino Wise., on May 17. Jean has a Bachelor of Illinois university in Charleston stating Science degree and majored in social work. Richard Rebholz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rebholz of Chatsworth, received high honors Side of the Office Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickrent relumed from during the spring semester Ashley where they spent a weekend with Mr. by Julie Davis and Mrs. Garland Mattingly and family. While Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston, Carla there, they attended the wedding of a nephew Livingston, Mrs. F.L. Livingston, Sr., all of of Mrs. Nickrent. Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Mathis Chatsworth and Jim Livingston of Geneva by M arian from Roanoke, Ala. were also guests at the spent Saturday and Sunday in Indianapolis, Mattingly home. Tom Albert will spend his Ind. On Sunday they attended the summer vacation with his mother and step baccalaureate and commencement exercises Kenny Ashmen dropped a seemed more than glad to answer my father, Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Mathis in Alabama. for Butler university. Dick Livingston, Wasn't it nice to see the sunshine Clutter was In town he really hated to newsclipping by my office Monday question I had on the issue. He Mrs. Francis Reising of Harvard and her Chatsworth, was a member of the Pharmacy on Tuesday? Everyone seemed to be see any holiday pertaining to soldiers night concerning SHOW BUS. informed me that just because one daughter, Mrs. Don Moff of Cape Coral, school graduating class. Dick will be working in a better mood, smiles on their faces changed and he tried so hard to have According to the news article taken grant was turned down does not for Hook Drugs, Inc. in Indiana. Florida were Monday dinner guests of Julia and ready to get out and go with a lot It left Ilka It was supposed to be. He from the Pentagraph, May 13, SHOW necessarily mean that there isn't Stadler. Catherine Kemnetz and Wilma Reis- of energy. One more Sunday to go for wrote many a latter to try end reach BUS (seniors and handicapped on adequate coverage. Perhaps we here mg of Chatsworth, Jack Stadler and Cap Reis Fifty-six relatives and friends enjoyed a rain if the old tale Is right about rain on the right person to keep from wheels bus to urban services) has in Chatsworth have jumped the gun- ing of Piper City were also guests. pig roast and potluck dinner Sunday, May 17 at Easter. changing the date. been turned down a federal grant to worrying that SHOW BUS won't be Norman Kerber of Fairfax, Va. arrived CAPS bam, hosted by the Howard Pearson Do you have a someday? All the This side of the office Is pretty help keep the bus in operation. able to survive. On the contrary. Saturday to spend a week with his parents, family. Guests attended from Chatsworth, Forrest, Piper City, Thawville, Kempt on, things you have thought about doing quiet this week so I am going to cut It John Slotter, administrator of the Looking back to when the program Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kerber and other Cabery, Gibson City, Bloomington, through the years. Maybe you have short. Meadows Mennonite home in Chenoa was first started there was federal aid relatives in the area. Charles Heinhorst of Clinton, Maryland ar Champaign, Itasca, Chicago, Kankakee and material stashed away to be sewn to RHUBARB ROLLS which sponsors SHOW BUS, stated from an "Older Americans Grant" rived Saturday to spend a week visiting his Sunrise, Fla. make lots of pretty clothes, books you 2 cups flour that this specific grant was refused by which was to be specifically used to mother, Mrs. Arthur Heinhorst at Livingston want to read, magazine dating back 3 tsps. baking powder the Illinois Department of cover 80% of the operating funds the Manor Pontiac and other friends and relatives On Sunday afternoon a group from the many years with recipes you want to ’A tsp. salt Transportation because it only serves first year the program was initiated. in the area. Calvary Baptist church held a service at 3 try, there is always that someday. '/} cup butter people age 60 and over and The second year SHOW BUS ran, it Mrs. Lydia Dickman attended graduation p.m. at the Helen Lewis pavilion in Fairbury. */* cup milk ■ covered 60% of the operating funds exercises for her grandson, Steven Bender at handicapped people in Livingston and Those in the group were Pastor and Mrs. Is your basement full of odds and 3 cups finely cut rhubarb and today the grant continues to cover the University of Illinois May 17. He received a Meister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maplethorpe, Mrs. McLean counties. ends, waiting to be made into some 1 cup sugar According to I DOT, the grant is 40% every year thereafter. degree in chemistry and also a bronze plaque Verda Clester, Mrs. Eula McNutt, Mrs. clever items. Paint books, pictures Vt tsp. cinnamon used for programs that provide public Therefore, Slotter informed me from being on the National Honor Society. Clarence Lee and Joan Johnson. Sixteen of the and baords and decoupage SYRUP: transportation. The news story further that the grant denied earlier this Larry Wand will be a surgical patient at the residents and their relatives attended the paraphernalia for someday. 1 cup hot water states, "Livingston and McLean month was more or less, "a Riverside hospital in Kankakee May 27. He service. Pastor Meister brought the devotional would appreciate cards from his friends. message. Mrs. Lee Maplethorpe played an 3 T. butter county boards sponsored the grant, as supplemental one." accordion number, and group singing was Maybe there are sheets of exercise 1 cup sugar required by I DOT. He further went on to say that their A party was held Friday, May 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dehm in honor of accompanied by Joan Johnson playing the routine and diet to be used to shape Mix flour, baking powder and salt. However, when we started SHOW program's commitment is not their son, Bradley’s third birthdate. Guests for organ. up and slim down a body that has Cut In butter and add milk. Mix lightly. BUS, we didn’t anticipate a grant," interested in public transportation per the party included his great-grandmother, We have lots of pictures on the bulletin become misshapen through the years, Roll on a floured board Into a Slotter said. "All this means is that we se. Our interests concern only the Mrs. Floral Griffith, great-aunt, Leona board, would you like to come in and check maybe someday. This might be just rectangle shape about 12 Inches long. go back to plan A, which includes elderly and handicap. It is a non-profit Griffith and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and see if one might belong to you. We prefer moments of imagination but Mix rhubarb, sugar and cinnamon. getting money from the Area Agency organization and we feel the need to Frank Kyburz and Mrs. Lyle Dehm. to have them picked up before something somehow, someway, somewhere, will Spread on dough. Roll dough tightly in Aging, from participating stick closely to our original objections happens to them. you find your someday. I have my like a jelly roll and cut Into 12 - one communities, townships and from that got SHOW BUS on the road. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutcliffe and Mr. and Come on now, you are letting me down with someday, too. I want to do this and inch section. Place cut side down on 9 And what about the impact of few donations.. Mrs. Mark Sutcliffe attended the wedding and this social news. I know some of you have that, travel here and there, just do by 13 inch pan. Make a syrup of hot Although this grant was flatly Chatsworth riders using SHOW BUS, family dinner and guests., come on, share it some things I guess in my moment of water, 3 tablespoons butter and 1 cup denied, Slotter feels that SHOW BUS would they be erased from the with us. I have never made my goal of a full imagination. We can dream, can't we? sugar. Pour syrup over rolls and bake will not suffer from it. program9 Definitely not according to page, surprise me some week, I will Don’t forget Memorial Day is being in 350 degree oven for 40 minutes or After I had read this I questioned Slotter "The absolute minimum appreciate your call or letter. To chilly fo r observed a week early. Quite until nicely browned. Serve with SHOW BUS’ motives, if they really number of riders require six people For Sale - Yellow popcorn, 30« lb. or 5 lbs. frustrating but what good does it do to whipped cream or ice cream. wanted the grant why didn't they open from several communities." $1.50. Raymond Rosenberger. Ph. 815-635-3029. say anything? Remember when Roy HAVE A GOOD WEEK! it up as a public means of Chatsworth need not be alarmed if , *5-21/5-21 transportation? Not only would it have they have fewer riders as long as there swim m ers Thank you gotten the money needed but more are at least six altogether to make the Thank you riders as well. trip worthwhile Due to the cold weather we have been THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER I want to say thanks to those who I decided to delve into the matter a So this week, I hope to leave you having recently, C.A.P.s are announcing a Many thanks for cards, visits, prayers, and Thurs., May 21, 1981 change of date for the free swim days. remembered me with cards and flowers little further, so I contacted John all on a happy note, from the sounds phone calls while I was in the hospital and during my short stay in the hospital and since Page Two Slotter Tuesday morning at the of things SHOW BUS will be swinging The opening days have been rescheduled to since returning home. May 30 and 31 from 12:30-6 p.m. t returning home Meadows Mennonite home. He through town again in a couple of Christine Ashman * Bertha Shanx weeks. The reduced advanced passes may be purchased up until June 6 at Rigsby’s Drug store, Costello's and Dick’s Market. Star and Mason chapter salute 50 year members \NEWSPAPER Attention THE CHATSWORTH PLAIHDEAIIR Mrs. Percy Walker and Everett Collins, honored guests received 50 year pins, (USPS 101-210) Decatur, were honored guests Saturday certificates, flowers and other honors. Established 1M3 evening at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Masonic Rev. Charles Hale gave the invocation. He CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS hall. has recently become affiliated with the Pablished Every Thursday Koehler Scholarship Chatsworth Masonic Lodge. Mrs. K. R. JANES H. ROBERTS: Publisher Mrs. Walker joined Fairbury Chapter, Julie Davis. Editor Order of the Eastern Star, in May 1931, Porterfield, Sun City, Ariz., was present for the occasion. Marian Martin. Assistant affiliating later with Chatsworth Chapter. She Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office is a past matron and has long served as Mrs. Milford Sims, Worthy Matron, and of Chatsworth. lUinois. Under Act of March 3.1171. Mrs. C. C. Bennett, secretary made Applicants treasurer. SUBSCRIPTION RATES - TRI-COONTT AREA Everett Collins affiliated with Chatsworth presentations to Mrs. Walker. L. A. One Tear S11.M Masonic Lodge and has been a Master Mason Shoemaker, Worshipful Master, and Curtis Single Copies 2Sc since May 1931. He attends Lodge in Decatur. Stoller, secretary, gave Collins his honors. OUT OE TRI-COUNTY AREA Mrs. Walker’s two sons were both present. The evening featured reminiscing and One Tear S13.7S June 1,1981 is the deadline for submitting John G. Telephone 135-3010 William and wife Pam and their daughter, visiting during the dinner and after the close of Koehler trust applications for the ’81 - ’82 school year. Cheryl live in Chatsworth. Robert and wife the program. Tables were decorated by Mrs. Judy and their son Robbie are from Oswego. John Barnhart, Mrs. Wayne Cording, and Mrs. Collin’s wife Eleanor and daughter Donna Sims. Assisting with the food were the L.A. Thank you came from Decatur, his sister Evelyn Bitner Shoemakers and Mrs. Frank Seward. Mrs. lives in Chatsworth. Bennett was in charge of entertainment. The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of the Sincere thanks to those who remembered The event was co-sponsored by the me with cards, flowers, prayers and other acts No extensions of time will Chatsworth Eastern Stars and Masons. Both chapter will be honored May 21 at an 8 p.m. meeting. of kindness during my recent hospitalization and since returning home. I really appreciated everything. be granted Wisconsin Nursing Chester Drilling-c home 'missile' hits Fairbury pond OPEN BUDWEISER JAMIES DAILY 6 Pack Warm Be sure to include the following: 7:30 to A helium-filled balloon released in Beer southwestern Wisconsin last Friday as a part 7:00 p.m . M ILLE R 6 Pk. Warm of National Nursing Home week was found Phone 6S7-8611 1) Application, signed by student and parent (If near Fairbury about 24 hours later by a Blade B eer...... staff member, Paul Kyburx. dependent student).
FORREST PABST BLUE RIBBON PUBLIC NOTICE Open 2) Complete financial statement section. STATE OF ILLINOIS Memorial Day Beer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - > 1 A-Pack ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 10 A.M. - ,1 P.M. LIVINGSTON COUNTY - IN PROBATE 3) Submit copies of past three years’ tax returns. la Nm Matter el the Estate of # No. S IP -M Matt Ethan a/k/a Awfwst Matthias Ethan c .£ ? L , ♦5M 4) Notice of acceptance from school for first year OLD MILWAUKEE CL4JM NOTICE , , P .ck •3" students. \ la Btvea el the death el Matt Ethan, , II. Letters et office were issued ♦J 3 9 Beer ___12 Ph. Warm M il, te Phyllis Shots, L ite r W arm , N. M M ! whoee attorney is Herr a s k o l | 7 2 9 .5) Must be full time student. 161 N. Mala St., PoaMac, II. «t7M. ’ USDA CHOICE $3 .2 9 i.7s* f alais aaeiaet the estate may ha filed ia BEEF SIRLOIN Vodka...... Mca of the Cterh of the Court at County 6) No summer school grants. Mac, I Meets tu t* , or with the S teak...... Lb. 7-u p a * 4 2 9 er both, wttNa « arnaths from VA N CAM P'S Coca Cola f r i of leeaaeee of letters aad a ay claim wtthia that parted is barred. Copies at Port Er Beans .lOOz.O Mod with the derti must be mailed er R E D , R IP E te the rsprossatatlve aad la the Pepsi Cola *27> i M days after it has base filed. airavvDOfnos
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SYLVIA SCHADE AND PHILIP WELLER Readys repeat vows Nakamaru photo
Miss Gina McCrary of 1432 E. College, matching the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schade, of Chatsworth, are announcing the approaching Normal and Jeff Ready of rural Chatsworth The bride is a graduate of Heyworth High marriage of their daughter, Sylvia, to Philip Weller, both of Dwight, son of Mr. and repeated their wedding vows Saturday, May 9 school and is employed at Bruce Green Mrs. Anton Weller, of Chatsworth. at an outdoor ceremony at the John Ready Advertising in Bloomington. Miss Schade is a graduate of Illinois State university and is employed by The bridegroom graduated from MR. AND MRS. JOHN FREEHILL country home, rural Chatsworth. The 2 p.m. Continental Manor in Dwight. Chatsworth High school and is employed as a Nakamaru photo ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles Weller graduated from the University of Illinois and is employed by Scully Hale with white roses and peach carnations as salesman for Carpetland in Bloomington. Estate in Dwight. eking powder and salt, altar decorations. The couple is residing at 1432 E. College, id add milk. Mix lightly, Normal. The couple is planning a July 25 wedding at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Guitarist, Lisa Jarecki of Bloomington, church in Chatsworth. loured board Into a played musical selections, “Longer Than” e about 12 Inches long, and “The Wedding Song." sugar and cinnamon, Parents of the couple are Frieda Kennison igh. Roll dough tightly Freehills wed of 1203 Mt. Vernon, Bloomington and the late r and cut into 12 - one Jim Evans and Johnny Ready, rural Set June 15 mailing date for tax bills lace cut side down on 9 Chatsworth and the late Peggy Ready. i. Make a syrup of hot The bride was dressed in an ivory formal Property tax bills should be in the hands of On Monday, Mrs. Bashore made some length gown featuring an off the shoulder Once the bills are printed and sent to Coun poons butter and 1 cup Iivingston county taxpayers by June 15 with ty Treasurer Sylvia Bashore, that office will friends among the superintendents of county neckline. She wore a gold chain belonging to the first installment due on July 15. school districts, speaking to the monthly rup over rolls and bake in Chenoa rite her sister and a picture hat to complete her need between one and two weeks to prepare That’s the work this week from the cour meeting of that group. oven for 40 minutes or attire. She carried a nosegay bouquet of white for the mass mailing to the individual tax thouse, where officials are awaiting confirma payers. "I told them that, once the tax bills went browned. Serve with roses and peach carnations. tion from a Kalamazoo, Mich., computer firm out, if they could give me an honest estimate of i or ice cream. Jane Ellen Bittner, formerly of Fairbury, Karen and Amy Mueller, and nieces of the that the tax statements are ready to be printed "It takes a good week," Mr. Bashore said. how much money they needed, I would try to became the bride of John Alphonse Freehill of bridegroom, Kathy and Denise Freehill, also ?0D WEEK! Manatron, the computer firm, was suppos "Sometimes our problem is that Manatron make a partial payment to them as soon as Chenoa in a May 2 ceremony at the Our lady assisted at the reception. Maid of honor, Dyan Evans of Bloomington, wore a peach formal length ed to have a “proof" of all tax data ready for doesn't send all of the bills at one time. We possible. of Ixmrdes Catholic church in Gibson City. The newlyweds are residing in Chenoa. gown with ivory lace trim. In her hair was the county to review by mid-week. "We don't have to wait to get them all to complete our "Of course, they know I can't send out the Rev. Denis White performed the 1:30 p.m. The new Mrs. Freehill is a graduate of worn carnations and baby’s breath. She anticipate any problems," a spokesman for preparation.” whole amount we usually give them in the first ORTH PLAINDEALER double-ring service in the presence of 175 wed Fairbury-Cropsey High school and Illinois County Clerk Arnold Natzke said. "If there are Assuming the June 15 mailing date is met, reimbursement," the treasurer said, “but, , May 21. 1981 ding guests. State university. Normal. She is a first grade carried one white rose accented with peach no problems with the proof, we might just give Mrs. Bashore plans to have the first install this way, perhaps some of the schools won’t 'age Two The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. teacher in the Melvin-Sibley Unit schools. baby’s breath. them a telephone call and say to proceed with ment payment due on Wednesday, July 15. The have to borrow money to meet the June Wayne Bittner of rural Chatsworth, formerly A graduate of Melvin-Sibley High school the bills." final payment will be due Tuesday, Sept. 1. payroll or to pay other bills. of Fairbury. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. and the University of Illinois, Urbana, the Erin McCrary of Normal was bridesmaid. iv. Claude (Marge) Freehill of Melvin and the bridegroom is a' partner in the law firm of She was attired in a peach eyelet formal late Claude Freehill Caughey, I^egner and Freehill, with offices In length gown and carried flowers identical to MAPLE RIVEH Joyce Freehill of Melvin was the organist Pontiac, Chenoa and Chatsworth. the maid of honor. COSTELLO'S Memorial Day Sale BONELESS DeK and Julie Prochnow of El Paso was the soloist. Mrs. Claude Freehill hosted the May 1 Tom Ready, brother of the groom from FULLY COOKED Ham Given in marriage by her father, the bride rehearsal dinner at the Farmer's Pub in Pontiac, served as best man. wore an ivory sata-peau gown trimmed in Chatsworth. The bride’s mother chose an ivory street CHARLIE Er MAXINE'S ™ ^ R a im i Venice lace and styled with a fitted bodice The bride was honored at four April length dress for her daughter's wedding. She The high neckline was edged with matching showers. Ruth Cender, Kim Baker and Kathy wore a rose and carnation carsage. MARKET for CHUCK Steak lace, and Veniee lace appliques accented the The bridegroom’s stepmother wore an ♦ 1 4» Eagleson hosted an April 6 shower at the CHATSWORTH IDAHO RUSSE1 bishop sleeves. The A-line skirt ended with a Cender home in Gibson City; Arlene Gittings, ivory street length dress with a corsage TOPMOST FRESH LEAN t o m a t o e s ...... LB Potato self-ruffle flounce at the hemline which con Martha West and Bernice Leibel hosted an Grilling $4 69 tinued into a full chapel-length train. HORlOA 49* POTATOES April 10 shower at the Gittings Bloomington Ground Beef $159 ■ 1 10 LB BAG Salad Her Juliet cap of matching lace was ac home; Jane Hansen hosted a shower at her THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER * J O Q I Lb SW EET cented with pearls and held a scallop-edged, home on April 16; and on April 24, Mary Kaeb Thurs., May 21, 1981 finger-tip length veil, trimmed with Venice and Paula Knapp hosted a shower in Fairbury POTATO »13?. CORN . 89? Page Three g r a d e a " Fryers lace. at the Kaeb residence. Cut up Family Pac She carried a cascade of five white CHIPS 09 Chicken phalaenopsis, with stephanotis and ivy. She 16 Oz M wore a pair of pearl earrings, a gift of the ,/rLb Salad bridegroom. m l HATTDl 3 WWEIIES S I 5 9 Mary Ellen Anzelc of Quincy, Mass, served Give The Graduates I* *23®Plus Dep. DOG FOOD...... 364JZ . 4C0IFLHU as maid of honor. Her gown was ivory COUNTRY STYLE KRAFT FRENCH ^ COMET . . . ! 4.°z. . 3 7 * polyester with light blue dots and she wore a WAN PAMP'R ITALIAN CREAMY ITALIAN C f W GLAD KITCHEN IS CT cluster of white stephanotis, purple statice and The Best $ ]3 9 DRESSING...... M.. • D U GARBAGE BAGS .... * I 48 ivy in her hair. She carried a cascade of pastel PORK N BEANS Spare Ribs KRAFT SQUEEZE 8 0Z n ,Q MODORANT SOAP flowers which included pink roses, white 0 FRESH SLICED MUSTARD...... CIO ZEST ...... daisies, yellow carnations, white stephanotis Samsonite Luggage and purple statice. VLASIC # Dale Freehill of Melvin served his brother .,2/89 Beef Liver 99?. KOSHER DILLS ...... 320Z. *105 as best man. Mark Arends and Gary Hansen, Savings up to 40* off VLASIC _ , both of Melvin, and Don Hansen of Gibson City PAPER PLATES ECKRICH SWEET RELISH...... !W-.. 2 / l 1 ushered the wedding guests. Wieners COLES 16 0Z n rv a i /1 o oz _n Mrs. Bittner chose a pink Qiana gown with Q Q t GARLIC B R E A D ...... 99c STEAK SAUCE...... M 39 white accesories for her daughter's wedding. J.C. Kelly Co. $149 WELCH 12 OZ o n 100 CT 1 Lb. I 16 OZ * . 5 g The bridegroom's mother selected a light blue Chatsworth GRAPE JUICE ...... o 9 ’ street-length dress. Both mothers were a cor SPRAY N WASH . sage of pink roses, white stephanotis. yellow WHITE OR AST COLORS CORNKING RE AOS 3 BEAN SALAD AMERICAN OR carnations and purple statice. Wieners or A reception in the parish hall followed the CHARMIN GERMAN POTATO SALAD IS502 wedding. The bride’s sister-in-law, Vickie Bitt HAWAIIAN PUNCH-RED VERY BERRY-WILD A FRUITTI ner, attended the guest register, while Gail Bacon * 1 25> Bittner, sister-in-law of the bride, Kim Baker, - o u 9 9 * DRINK M IX ...... w. 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I ' ; I • • Martin proves flying not for birds only • • Maybe it's in the name. When we hear the Vietnam War when fear of an I name Clark Gable we think-movie star. The itoct all thorn involved. It have occured. However, whei -- . , - ■-- Kennedy's-we think of politics. We tend to moat oe esartnea that at that time nothing were again repeated the airforce quickly associate names with other people or things. And there must be something in a name. For example the word Martin we first op the for associate with a bird. And birds fly right? A airilnea as the “Bagla”, and another “They ju t coukkrt second association. But there's still another “Hawk”. type of Martin-who flies too only he jogs every Eagle airtinaa and their flight craw verified omahreo again, it waa okay,” Martin morning at 8:00 a.m. to keep in shape for it recalled, "bat they hod surrounded us with Duane Martin, is a commercial airlines London. Once at its Chicago machine guns until then.” pilot. And he flew home a couple of weeks ago. another flight crew the Hawk and the Hawk Duane la flying international now and he enjoys it very mnch, occasionally during sum On this particular trip, unlike so many others, cabin crew ctimbad aboard this same plane • • he was a passenger on board the plane rather and were echodulod to fly from Chicago to mer vacation his three children-Jodi, Heidi than being in charge of flight. Dallaa and on to Boorian. And it was on thia and Dryke will fly with Mm. His scheduled flight was to depart from flight that Martin waa Captain of the plane. Martin’s free time centers around a wood Texas (where he makes his home) and to ar While flying aver Tenneenee trouble oc working shop that he has and also a rive at Chicago's O’Hare. It probably seemed curred when they were approximately 108 greenhouse where they reside in Denton, sort of nice for a change to take a backseat and milea north of Memphla, ft appeared that a Texas. The family sells Landscaping plants on enjoy the flight, as Martin looked forward to n»AW bad maflMKttened *i*f*"g p1*"* *« the ride. visiting his parents, Clarence and Marian fly off course. Immediately, Martin radioed Johnny Cash has flown with Martin among Martin of rural Strawn. ahead for an emergency landing at BiythviBe, other noted celebrities, and should you fly in A week ago last Thursday morning after Arkanaas, an airforce baae. After Martin land the near future, find out who the captain is, it ed the plane, the airforce baae frantically just may well be one of our “home town jogging around the section where Clarence and l-----»■ Marian reside, Duane gave sort of a behind the surrounded [»if— with guns until scenes explanation of what it’s like being an a w emH verification of the p b — waa made. airline pilot. Coofurion amaaeed rince the Hawk crew were | GUSTAFSON"MOTO RS~ Martin is 37 years of age, 19 of those years Duane Martin in an Eagle craft Thia occured during the W« Buy Used Cars j he's had his pilot's license. Complete Car Cleanup | He attended the University of Illinois, ma fered to have a well-rounded education.” And THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER And Wax $25 j joring in industrial arts and minoring in so he did. Thurs., May 21. 1961 Wash And Clean 510 | airplane maintenance at the Institute of Avia Today Martin flies approximately 75 hours Piper City 4M 9294 I tion. "I wanted to do something with my a month. With some quick figuring with pen Papa Four hands,” Martin recalled. So industrial arts and pad, Martin calculated that in one year’s and airplane maintenance fit in quite well but time he flies 54,000 miles or 21H times around just exactly how did the flying end of it come the earth per year. # * into being? “Well,” said Martin, "After receiv Just exactly how dangerous is this profes FARM DRAINAGE ing my license for airplane maintenance, they sion? Martin’s philosophy is to compare the recommended me to take the flight courses of- probability of car accidents to plane ac Just one call for cidents. You could never drive your car, MR. AND MRS. LEON IFFT 540,000 miles a year and live,” he said. your complete subsurface drainage Nakamaru photo The glamour of it all has tarnished Auxiliary awards somewhat over the years. “Its just a job,” W e do: •COMPLETE SYSTEMS * Martin pointed out. However his wife, the • • scholarships to former Nancy Kachelmus doesn’t take things •MAIN LINES •SURVEYS quite as nonchalantly. “I think its taken her 10 • BRANCH LINES •ESTIMATES years to get used to the schedule and then four area students sometimes I wonder," Martin jokes. Since Iffts exchange Martin is away quite frequently while flying Fairbury hospital auxiliary awarded four overseas she worry that it may be hard to con $600 scholarships to area students at its May 8 tact him in case of an emergency. Paul Lanz - 688-3460 board meeting. There was one mishap that stands out most Recipients include: Edwin Kapper, Jr., in Martin’s mind during his career of flying. It Elmer Lanz - 668-3378 Chatsworth, physical therapy at Northern Il occurred in 1968. vows Saturday linois university; Sheryl Schmid, Fairbury, Mennonite hospital school of nursing; Lisa Cooney, Chenoa, nursing program at Illinois college, Jacksonville; and Candice Curtis, • • Tina Marie Hobart of rural Fairbury ar.d For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Hobart Chenoa, Mennonite hospital school of nursing. This summer, your Leon Douglas Ifft of Pekin exchanged wedding wore a long dress of dusty blue floral chiffon, vows May 16 in a double-ring ceremony at the styled with push-up sleeves. Her wore a cor Apostolic Christian Fellowship hall in Fair sage of mixed garden flowers. bury. A reception at Indian Creek Country club electric bill will Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. immediately followed the ceremony. Serving ■ WEAR Larry Hobart of R.R. 1, Fairbury and Mr. and cake and punch were Lisa Hoffman, Julie Mrs. Gilbert Ifft of R.R. 2, Fairbury. Doran, Elisa Bahler, and Mary Beth Fosdick. APOPFTi be affected by five The bride is the great-granddaughter of the Julie Thompson attended the guest book and t • late Francis Hoobler of Gridley. Janet Smith and Terry Grace were at the gift Art Bahler officiated at the 7 p.m. service table. Janeen Snearly, Sharon Aberle, Connie m ajor racron # • • before 390 guests. LaRae Zehr of Fairbury Lawrence, Teresa Payton, Sherri Snearly, served as organist. Jodi Aberle, Angie Aberle, and Angie Payton The bride, given in marriage by her father, also assisted at the reception. The band wore a gown of white frosted organza, styled "Shiloh” provided music for the dance. with an off-the-shoulder fitted bodice, push-up Following a wedding trip to Florida, the sleeves, and a flared skirt which extended into couple will be at home in Pekin. S u m m er as price. Within the same Always provide at least two a chapel-length train. Veniae lace and organza The new Mrs. Iffta cosmetologist, is a 1979 electric rates price range, you may find vent openings so the air flower applique trimmed the gown. graduate of Fairba^CfakMey High school. 1 air conditioners with quite can flow in one and out the The bridegroom, a m i graduate of FCHS, is a The higher summer electric Her headpiece of organza flowers held a different efficiencies. The other. chapel-length veil and also a tier fingertip sales representativeftrVBcks Oil. rates, in effect from June best bargain is determined veil. Her cascade bouquet was of mixed spring The bridegroom's parents hosted the through September, mean Room ventilators, such as garden flowers, accented with tulips, lily of rehearsal dinner at the Farmers Pub in by the cost of using the unit bathroom fans and range Chatsworth. you’ll be paying one cent the valley and lilac. as well as the price you pay. hood fans should never be The bride’s cousin, Tami Hobart of The bride was a guest of honor at several more per kiiowatthour for Chatsworth, served as maid of honor. Her area showers: March 9, hosted by Betty your electric service. A ttic vented into the attic. They gown featured a tiny blue flower print on a Ricketts and Ruth Broquard; March 28, During these months, you'll in sulation should pass through the white eyelet background.lt featured a point- hosted by the aunts of the bride; April 11, attic to the outside. de-sprit yoke edge with a lace ruffle, blouson hosted by the grandmother and aunts of the probably use more electricity, In the summer, the greatest bodice, and push-up sleeves. The slightly bride; April 14, given by the women of the so, energy efficiency is amount of heat gain is from Apostolic Christian church; April 18, hosted by Th erm o stat flared skirt was bordered with a deep flounce. more important than ever. the attic through ceilings # • She wore flowers in her hair and carried a friends of the bride; May 4, given by aunts of setting white garden arm basket filled with multi the bridegroom; and May 11, hosted by friends (In the winter, they also are colored pastel spring garden flowers, ac of the bride. 2 Air the avenues of greatest One of the most effective cented with ivy. conditioning heat loss.) ways to keep your summer Bridal attendants were Sandy Burger and Most room air conditioners Insulating your attic signif electric bill down is to set Suzanne Ifft, sister of the bridegroom, both of your air conditioning therm Fairbury, and Carol Cornell of Cropsey. Their have the Energy Efficiency icantly can reduce the cost gowns and flowers were like those of the maid SEWER HOOK UP Ratio (EER) number on the of cooling (and heating) ostat up. Set it at the of honor. nameplate, the appliance your home. Because the highest comfortable tem Tracy Aberle, a cousin of the bride, served INSTALLATIONS tag or in the accompanying attic "floor" usually is perature, usually 78 de as flower girl, and Kyle Ifft, a cousin of the literature. In central air con grees or higher. Maintain bridegroom, was the ring bearer. CaN Lowell Ressner accessible, adding insula Darrell Ifft of Fairbury served his brother 635- 3344 ditioning units, the number tion is relatively easy. We ing temperatures as low as as best man. Mike Wenger, Jim Stiver, and Or represents the Seasonal recommend insulation that 72 degrees can increase • • Tony Aberle, all of Fairbury, were "PetB" Edwards Energy Efficiency Ratio carries an R-30 rating. The your energy consumption groomsmen. (SEER). The higher the by 35 percent or more! Robbie Hobart, brother of the bride, and 636- 3217 R-value indicates resist That can add up to a lot of Loren Ifft, brother of the bridegroom, both of number, the more effi ance to the transfer of heat; Fairbury, ushered the wedding guests. ciency — and the lees It the higher the R-value, the kilowatt hours and dollars. will cost you to cool your more effective the insulation. H elp fu l room or home. A ttic Information + • As a rule, an EER of 10 is Although energy efficiency NOTICE excellent, 9 or 8 is good ventilation should be a part of your life Cable Television Company of Illinois now and 7 or 6 is just adequate. Proper ventilating can re style all year long, it is es- For example, a unit with an duce heat build-up in the pecialy important now. Ask has a toll-free number for service and EER of 8 will deliver the attic and help keep your for our free booklets, same cooling as a unit of entire house cooler during Energy for Today and billing information. After 5:00 p.m. end similar size with an EER of the summer. Tomorrow, All-Weather 6, yet use 25 percent less It has the added advantage Comfort Guidelines, How to weekends the calls are diverted, which electricity. So. look for an of reducing moisture in win Conserve Energy at Home, EER of 7 or higher. ter. If not removed, the How to Save Money By takes approximately one minute. Please When you shop for an air moisture will reduce the Insulating Your Home. Call conditioner, be sure to ask effectiveness of your in us or pick them up at your be patient and stay on the line and an about efficiency as well sulation. nearest CIPS office. operator wM take your message
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The Calvary Baptist church held their mother-daughter banquet Thursday evening an fear at an with 60 in attendance. forever, wtoe The program consisted of a 36-minute film, sated the airforce quickly “Telling Kelli", the story of a deaf girl who was a loner and never included in activities with other children until a young Christian fo r t h d r man took an Interest in her. Through his ry just coukfcit drawings portraying the message of lag down there and Salvation, he was able to get her to understand again, it was okay,' Martin the Bible and win her to Christ. Mrs. Melvin ey had surrounded iw with Melster and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kinsinger, sang a duet. Mrs. Lee Maplethorpe played an accordion solo. ch, occasionally during sum- A tribute was given by Jenise Runyon to three chtkken-Jodi, Heidi mothers, a response tribute to daughters was r wtth him. given by Mrs. Kenneth Runyon. Mrs. Clarence tme centers around a wood- Lee presented awards to special mothers and hat he has and alao a daughters, Mrs. Eula McNutt, Mrs. Verda ■e they reside in Denton, Clester, Mrs. Veva Lang, Mrs. Beverly sells Landacaping plants on Ulitzsch and Mrs. Robert King. as Down with Martin among rides, and should you Qy in ind out who the captain is, it one of our “home town Thank you "BUT THE SHOW MUST GO ON," Director DeMuth I wish to thank everyone for cards and calls FSON MOTORS seems to be saying to Becky Weber at Saturday's “No, while I was in Fairbury hospital and a special uy Used Cars No, Nanette" musical. thanks to Dr. Secoquian and hospital staff for fa Car Cleanup Plaindealer Photo by Julie Davis their wonderful care. mJ Wax *25 Paul Gillett* THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Science Fair “81” grand winner Paula Langan, Shane Dawson and Glen And Clean $10 winners receiving first place went to (back row, left to Masden. The Science Fair was held Thursday with City 684 9296 right) Jim Rich, Peg Augsburger, Teri Saxton, Helen and approximately 80 people turning out to view the students' Margaret Steidinger. Front row: Melanie and Marie Stork, projects. Plaindealer photo by Julie Davis
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688-3460 «r . 688-3378 Symbol of leadership This familiar torch of leadership means friendly,*, personalized service, highest returns on savings and new, innovative services to thousands of customers all ovpr Central Illinois. Stop by when you’re in the neighborhood. Find out the many ways you can benefit with Pontiac Federal/ THE THREE POSTER WINNERS of the Poppy contest Steidinger; and third, Kathy Whitney. This year's judges Forrest Savings. were first place, Bart Bayston; second, Mary Beth were, left to right, Noble Pearson, Millie Diller and Dan Kerber. ide at least two H.E.A. arranges gs so the air PUBLIC AUCTION OF CHATSWORTH RESIDENCE Dne and out the summer plans ir> Located at 506 South 7th St., Chatsworth, 111. Wednesday, June 24, 1981 Symbol of ators, such as Commencing at 2 P.M. ns and range The Chatsworth Homemakers unit met MEMBER May 10 at CAPS bam. REAL ESTATE consists of one story home. House hes kitchen with hould never be A report on the county trip to Galesburg built in cupboards, electric range and refrigerator. Dining room and the attic. They and Bishop Hill was given by four of the unit's living room with fireplace and wall to wall carpeting. Tile floor entry through the members. way with cloak closet. Two bedrooms with cedar lined closets. Full security I KUC xjtside. The tour committee stated plans have been bath with ceramic tile, Hot water base board heat, A screened in porch. Your savings account is protected M intS*Wi>lM)>nR(n made for the unit to attend the Conklin Players Full basement and now Whirlpool electric clothes dryer. Entire house by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance dinner theatre in Goodfield in August. o s ta t has birch woodwork. Largo two car garage with electric door opener. Corporation, a U S. Government agency, A1 .S.I w nw V W a t The up-coming 4-H fair was discussed and Large yard with ample shade and fruit trees and garden space. plans made. and insured to $100,000. Safety and LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Ruth Henson, county home adviser, security. . . an important part of the Pontiac Federal/Forrest A part of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of ost effective presented the lesson “Fashion Flash.” She Savings leadership philosphy. your summer showed pictures of the newest fashions, attire, Section 3 in Township 26 North, Range 8 East of the Third Prin cipal Meridian in Livingston County, Illinois, viz. •• The South town is to set trends, colors to be used and accessories to finish the outfit. Next fall fashions were also 153 foot of the one acre tract in the form of a rectangular extending ditioning therm revealed. 165 feet east and w ist and 264 feet north and south, the North it it at the The next meeting will be a share a dish boundary lino of said one acre tract being the South boundary fortable tem- picnic with officers providing the meat, the line of the property now owned in the Southwest Quarter afore ...and,Central Illinois’ highest returns on savings: ually 78 de- location will be announced in the newspaper said by the Chatsworth Township High school and the East her. Maintain- depending on the weather. boundary line thereof being the West Line of the North and Hostesses were Mrs. p a i r Zorn, Rita and tures as low as South public highway adjoining said High school property and The READY-RATE CERTIFICATE The 30-MONTH CERTIFICATE Catherine Kurtenbach. - extending approximately due South through the middle of Sec 6-Month Term/$10.000 Minimum $100 Minimum can increase tion 3 and 10 of Chatsworth Township. Rate Available May 19 to May 22 Annual Yield Annual Yield consumption TERMS: nt or more! Ten per cent of the purchase price in cash on day of sale and the d up to a lot of m balance on or before August 12,1901, upon delivery of Warranty Deed 12.0lk 12.94k 15.275% 16.090% Rate Available May 12 thru May 25 and dollars. and Owner's title Insurance Policy to be issued by Chicago Title 'eguiiions prohiOit the compound Annuji v>«id assumes reinvestment at «g ot interest Du'mg the term ol this deposit though 'Ate is sufitecl to change jt maturity t n t m w s i i s com pounded dbrfy offices Insurance Company in the amount of the sales price following recording of Deed to the purchaser. Said policy to be subject to the Plus even higher yields wtth Reedy-Rete Mate! Automatically transfers monthly interest to regular savings account earning on will be usual and standard axcoptions contained in title policies. A • A autostartret rawvevt pwraWy •* 7*Qu**d ' » *ar*> • • * * » * • * o' i »<*»<.•*•% 5 '■ i % daily compounded interest • A nnua yfod « Ototurwd e 8 * n *>»•*•«• ■» or1 Oeoov* »c to»»'Cuur
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I t i ££j i A Looking back r v , i W eber nets state title ice, county and qualified for is-pUced in the district, by Coach Middleton she had nothing to lose by trying (ha cb qualified for sectional (new 10 Years daughter, Kathleen Key, to Micnaei Albrecht, Sophomore Becky Weber was willing to Although she scratched that jump, the I 17 m). Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Albrecht of settle for second or third place in the class A approach did help her to improve the i ; 800mrun; 400m run-placed Chataworth. A September wedding is planned. Mrs. Lulu Hahn, 68, lifetime resident of the long jump competition at the girls track and of her last jump. That final and i 1 conference. Funeral services for Roilo Haren were held Cullom Community, died May 7. She was bom field state final meet held last Friday and gave her the mental advantage over Edwards ten; 100 m dash; 400 m dash, at the Charlotte evangelical U.B. church Sun who had scratched her first two attempta in near Cullom, Aug. 8, 1902, daughter of John Saturday in Charleston, but she returned to ssinger; 100 m dash; XIO m day afternoon. Mr. Haren was bora near Chataworth with the title of 1961 class A state the finals and who had to jump immeffiatety and Margaret Hartman Diebel. She was mar Cullom Dec. 29, 1906, son of Agga and Lena ried to John Hahn, Dec. 28,1921 at Cullom. He long jump champion. In the finals competition after Weber leaped ho- best distance. Weber (i; 800m run; long jump; shot Voss Haren. He married Alice Kramer at Ap held Saturday against eight other finals and her supporters had only to wait a few died in 1967. pleton, June 6,1934. George Knoll, 82, died at his home May 10, qualifiers, Weber sailed 17’11 3/4" into the anxious moments while Edwards tried and ant; mile run (school record Ronald Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy failed at bettering her jump to confirm that on the west edge of Chataworth. He was bom wind on her third and final jump to beat the un (school record 3:10.2). Perkins, and a junior at Chataworth high Weber had the class A state long jump in El Paso Aug. 28,1888. He retired in 1949 and 17’lOVfc” jump of the defending class A long school, has been selected to attend the 266th jump champion, Sydney Edwards of Mt. championship title. moved to Chataworth. He married Elizabeth s ;; 200 m dash; long jump, Premier Boys State to be held June 25 to July Pulaski. i; 100 m dash; long jump. Weasels at Peoria Dec. 18,1924. She died Dec. 1, sponsored by the Walter Gemons American 25,1928. He married Lulu Yerk Bruns at Pax Legion Post The trip to Charleston for Weber ana ton, March IS, 1937. She died Feb. 29,1968. Debbie Hubly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weber had an advantage going into the Fellers, a shot putter who did not make the Chataworth high school baseball team clip finals because she was in second place with a finals competiton, marks the first time that Shelley Larsen, Debbie Robert Hubly, was guest of honor Sunday ped off rival Piper City 12-7 in their opening distance of 17’8^«” made during the Chatsworth has had any girls go to state. JeMuth, and Teresa Bryant evening at a birthday party, celebrating her game. preliminary competition on Friday and Weber plans to return to the state competion relay, which placed in the first birthdate. Harry Rosendahl, 79, of Concord, Calif., A cat with nine lives holds forth at the Den- because the wind on Saturday made it difficult next year to defend her title. She is also ?e, and the county, died May 10. He was bom June IS, 1891, son of i, who lettered as managers, newitz Brothers machine shop and filling sta for any of the qualifiers to better their distance considering taking an the challenge of one or Ubbe and Anna Williams Rosendahl, at from Friday’s preliminaries. On her second two running events in addition to competing in and Ten Saxton. They were tion. It is 18 years old and just had two kittens. Charlotte. He married America Kinnett, Feb. the long jump during her third track season or the coaches and the team. They have raised this cat from kittenhood and jump in the finals Weber decided to quicken 11,1920, at Chataworth. kept record of the kitten s she has had. That’s the pace on her approach since she felt that next year. Mrs. Ella Hart Adams of Chicago, former one for Ripley., Chataworth resident, died this past weekend in Chicago. She was a retired school teacher hav 60 Years sion clinic ing taught in the Chataworth grade at one Thomas V. Close dies May 13 time. May 12,1921 New postage rates of 8c. for first class and Boyalene Davis and Geo Mrs. Sarah Megquier died May 7 at 12:25 - j • Thomas V. Gose, 79, died at 5:20 p.m. May Also surviving are a daughter, Marie post cards is increased to 6c. each, effective l the site. a.m. She was bom April 7,1838 at Charleston, l i f e * 13 at his home after an illness of several Perkins, Rutledge, Pa.; a son, Phillip, May 16. sts were administered in eldest daughter of Samuel and Philena months. Lock port; two sisters, Jessie Hilmer, Vinton, Clive H ornate in was chosen to serve as stu fancy Ingolls, Carol Scher, (Roberts) Young. She was united in marriage Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. May Iowa and Annie Duncklee, Lake Wales, Fla.; dent council president for the coming school BECKY WEBER SAILS toward the sandpit on her way to the gold medal last 1 of Piper City, Nellie with Hob Haskell Megquier on Oct. 2,1856. 16 at the Culkin Memorial home. Rev. Charles three brothers, Edward, Independence, Iowa; year. Saturday in the state track meet. Weber leaped 17-1 lYx to edge out defending ith Shafer. Sunday night a Ford car driven by Charles champion Sydney Edwards of Mt. Pulaski. Hale officiated. Burial was in the Chatsworth Martin, Brandon, Iowa; and Paul, Vinton, Okeson and occupied by him and James cemetery. Iowa; and six grandchildren. 293 persons, including 82 20 Years Baldwin went into the ditch at the township jog He was preceded in death by a brother and -national employees, were in the road 12 miles south of Chatsworth. Both THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER He was bom Feb. 4,1902, at Independence, two sisters. ers Frieda Munz, Louise May 18,1961 men were cut^uid bruised considerably and Thurs., May 21, 1981 Iowa, a son of Thomas and Zulabelle Turnbull He was a mail handler at the Chicago Union Mr. and Mrs. Phil Koemer of Chatsworth Gose. He married Martha Pfaff Dec. 2, 1929, eman, Virginia Winterland, Baldwin received a bruised knee that kept him Page Seven Station for 27 years and an employee at Diller ;annie Bittner, Rene Wenger, announce the approaching marriage of their at home this week. Rites held for in Chicago. She survives. Tile Co. for 20 years before retiring. Van Armstrong and Hazel pf, Ema Winslow, Alberta t Foster, Eileen Paternoster Mearl R. May, 76 Iso conducted tests. Indiana rites for Minnie Franey IT S H E R E Mearl R. May, 76, of 707 N. Center St. died Minnie A. Franey, 88, of Cullom, formerly in the 1920’s and 1930’s. After Mr. Metzen at 2:37 a.m. May 17, 1961 at St. Joseph’s of Chatsworth, died May 11 at St. Margaret's passed away she later married Mike Franey. hospital medical center, Bloomington. KTH€ hospital, Hammond, Ind. Surviving are two sons, Matthew Charles His funeral was held at 11 a.m. Wednesday Services were held in Hammond, Ind., May Metzen, Hammond, Ind.; and Aloysius at Froelich Memorial home, Gridley. Rev. NT ADS 13 with graveside rites at St. John cemetery in Metzen, Florida; two sisters, Freda Ashe, Roger Ricketts officiated. Burial was in 8 2 C H E V Y Cullom, May 14. Florida; and Olga Schwigert of St. Anne; five Gridley cemetery. MAT BUVS Mrs. Franey was first married to Joe grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tues Metzen. They ran a restaurant in Chatsworth several nieces and nephews. day at the memorial home. He was bom June 2,1904, in Kell, a son of Harvey D. and Ava D. Williams May. He mar ried Wilna Wilson Feb. 27,1927, in Jonesboro. ICENSE She survives. Also surviving are three daughters, Phyllis CAVALIER s the annual re- s. In Livingston Church services Dalton, Gridley; Nancy Leet, Chatsworth, Calif.; and Kathryn Shoulders, Reseda, Calif.; g or $15.00 for a CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a.m . - Worship service. Sunday schoo. a son, William H., Nelsonville, Ohio; a sister, 12 N. 7th St. Chatsworth sings (upstairs) Lucille Jameson, Kell; three half sisters, (7.00 per dog. Melvin Meister, Pastor WEDNESDAY, May 27 Dorothy Dusard, Boynton Beach, Fla.; Bess COMPLETE FROM A TO Z. r e a s u re r. SUNDAY. May 24 7:20 p.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal Leighty, Milford, Del.; and Mary Croumlich, * :45 a.m . - Bible school, all ages. THURSDAY, May 20 ' New Carlisle, Ind.; a half brother, Harvey D. »n, D.V.M., Adm.( 10:45 a.m . - Worship. Sermon title, ♦ :00 a.m. Work Day • Bring sack lunch 0:00 a.m . The Roberts A.L.C.W. Ascension May Jr., Kell; 11 grandchildren; and four "Forgiveness of Sins" E conom y great-grandchildren. U nitized 4:15 p.m. - Christian education. Day Breakfast AM radio with quartz body 7 p.m. - Service, Sermon title "Purpose of He was a member of Lexington Baptist digital clock and dual HIGHWAY/ Newly developed 1 8 automatically ^ front speakers (May be deleted Liter 4-cylinder transverse the Parables" church. inspected for credit) H ] ^ EST engine % Sex MONDAY, May 25 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH He owned and operated a shoe repair A by robots tor Memorial Day picnic at Camp Manitoumi Chatsworth business for many years in Granada Hills, 4 2 ^ weld integrity Kenneth W. Tyler, Pastor near Metamora. Calif., and moved to Gridley in 1974. for w agon* 'S’ 0:00 Sunday school Bigger than a Cnevetto. WEDNESDAY, May 27 Memorials may be made to a charity of the 1 smaller than a Citation 7:)0p.m . - Prayer fellowship. 10:00 - Morning worship. Sermon theme: o Overdrive 4-speed le dog. donor’s choice. manual transmission "The Greatest of the Psalms" Vital statistics rent immunity by Baptist youth fellowship, Wednesday, 7:00. r Cavalier s 10*-inch wheelbase Front-wheel-dnve Complete list of 43 helps provide a smooth ride local veterinary UNITED METHODIST CHURCH A traction for snow mud (X) standard features P and is longer than that of a on is up to date, Chatsworth or wet streets Power front disc Honda Accord SECOND CENTURY OF 1. Front-wheel drive JL brakes power The tru n k is ty and not wearing Charles E. Hale, Pastor. 2 1 8 Liter 4 -cylinder transverse engine r ventilation system Piastisor supeno' in size SUNOAY, May 24 3 4 speed manual overdrive transmission lion are considered RED CROSS SERVICE lower body stone-chip to that of a SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH 4 Power assisted tront disc rear drum f a.m. • Church school brakes GM s Computer protection and a powerfully Datsun 210 10:15 a.m . - Morning worship. 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------. , ;______The Cornbelt Classified Harvest GERMANVILLE: Town hall, 6 cleaner, bassinet, strollers, play CHENOA: More items added. FORREST: Elmer Kaisner, 523 NOTICES miles south of Chatsworth on pen, commercial carpet cleaning Bassinet, car seat, baby, N. Center. Thursday, May 28, Chatsworth Melvin blacktop. solution, almond drapes 136 x 78 maternity clothes, curtains, 9-12, and Friday, May 29, 6-4. Friday, May 22, 8:30 a.m. - 7 complete with valance and rods, drapes, new-used hand saws, Depression glass, carnival, lots p.m.; Saturday, May 23, 8:30 24” and 26" boys bicycles, tools, new electric paint sprayer, of beer cans, clothing, all sizes TRY CERAMICS. Happy Kiln, clarinets, kitchen table with 6 3M copy machine, lots of misc. and misc. antiques. *5-21/5-28 Gridley. Hours: Mon.-TTiurs., a.m. - 3 p.m., new items new donors. Baby, teen, adult chairs, j$” Zenith colored May 22, May 23, 9 a.m.5 p.m. 104; Fri. & Sat., 1(M. television, shop vac., baked 4034 Boles Ave. *5-21/5-21 FAIRBURY: Group patio sale, c02-07/tfn clothing; baby equipment, UHF antenna; grill rotisserie; plants, goods and much more. Don clothes, children-adult, also lg. Stoller farm, 24 miles straight EL PASO, 497 W. Main-May 21 women’s, books, used furniture, ATTENTION: Ambitious men baked goods, lots of misc. nc-5-21/5-21 south of Gridley. *5-21/5-21 and 22. Chairs, small drum table, “table w/6 chairs,” plus more. and women wanted. Good furnace fan with motor, furnace Movie camera and screen and opportunity (or the right people FAIRBURY: Yard sale, 610 W. lots of misc. Friday, May 22, 6 5 , CHATSWORTH: 511 N. 5th, Wm. pipe, car top carriers, hamper, calling on farmers with top line Pine. May 21 and 2 2 ,6 5 , May 23, Saturday, May 2 3 ,9 -2 .4 1 1 W. Elm Livingstons, May 21, 22, 23, clothing and misc. 9 to ?. hand tools, shop equipment and 9-12. C5-21/5-21 *5-21/5-21 St. C5-21/5-21 grade 5 bolt kits. Excellent Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9 commission. Inventory furnished a.m - 5 p.m. Clothes, men, if qualifications are met. Full women, children, maternity, time only. Call or write House of leather coat (long) curtains, Tools, P.O. Box 17$, North misc. C5-21/5-21 Judson, Ind. 46366. Ph: 216-896-2424. *5-21/6-4 CHENOA: Gigantic garage sale, enough for two garages. Natural gas space heater, roto-tiller, m m m m * large exhaust fan, copper color cast iron lavatory • new, TV stands, tools, men, women, maternity clothing • excellent condition. Antiques - kitchen Samsonite Clearance SMALL CUTE dog free to good home. Ph: 306-74741*1, Gridley. *5-14/5-21 tools. Lots more. Come Saturday, May 23,8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Save % Off suggested retail on sets of 6 MONTH OLD female cat 5004 Gerrard Street. C 5 -2 1 /5 -2 1 -dec la wed, litter trained. Ph: 4 chairs and table. New colors and styles 309-527-4015. EL PASO. Boy’s clothing, size 2 C5-14/5-21 to 7; tricycles, toys, infant’s will be higher when they arrive. bicycle seat, high chair. One MALE KITTENS. Ph: block west of McDaniel’s Nursing 309-723-5621. *5-21/5-21 Home. Saturday, May 23, 9 to 4, $ Samsonite Sandy Wessel. *5-21/5-21 GARAGE SALES GRIDLEY: May 21 and 22, 85. John and Jill Schlipf, 4 mile north of Gridley. Two jumping r \ horses, portable oven, infant CHATS WORTH: Last chance, swing, gates, scales, car seat, 110 W. Elm, moving sale, most clothes, twin boys' clothes, 1-5, items half price. Lots of things to household items, glassware, choose from. Freezer fans, TV, occupied Japan, bedding toys, mirrors, tables, clothes, misc. lots of misc. Wilfred and Jill Sale ends May 24,64 daily. Schlipf. *5-21/5-21 C5-14/5-21 GRIDLEY: Annual 30 family CHATSWORTH: 210 W. Elm, garage sale. Friday, May 22,6-7; Martha Teter, Friday, May 22, Saturday May 23, 65. Clothing, Unfold a room ful of fun! Saturday, May 23, 65; tools, infant through adult, toys dishes, antiques, misc. *5-14/5-21 antique lamp, suitcases, vacuum In just minutes, with these Celebrity'* Series folding tables and chairs you can unfold a whole new room Classic Samsonite* design stands up to plenty of use and abuse Perfect for dozens of things you like to do. they're an exceptional value you can NOTICE unfold with your fingertips. • padded 30 x 30' washable vinyl tabletop N«wa office* of all Cornbelt Press publica • comfortable pillow cushion chairs tions will be cloeed for Memorial Day, Monday, • easy open/close slide leg locks SatS starting at May 25. • strong all-steel framework • chip-resistant baked enamel finish K Q ® " • popular decorator colors Friday, May 2 2 - 4 P.M. is cepy deadline for all classified Special Prices Good Only While Stock Lasts!
and display advertising far tin HOME May 27 - Jana i issue of HARMS FURNISHINGS "Ceunly Unas." Convenient parking - Free delivery Open Daily 8:30 - 5:30 Please contact the office In your community Friday Evening ’til 8:30 before deadline to Insure publication. Located on Rt. 24 in Chenoa Thank you, Phone 815-945-2731 CORNBELT PRESS, INC. Chateworth - 8154384010 Chenoa 8150464221 Cullom ■ 815480-2854 Colfax - 300-723-2881 El Ph o • 300427-4800 Fakbury - 815402-2388 Forrasl - 8 1 5 4 5 7 4 4 8 2 Qrtdlay • 300-747-2070 Cornbelt Classifieds Lexington - 300-3664714 Onarga - 815-288-7815 Piper City • 815488-2560 County Lines - May 20-26, 1981—TWO CHENOA: Evy Reis, 725 1978 PINTO. Good condition, PHONE PREFIXES TO GARAGE SALES Sheridan street, seven family 25,000 miles, automatic, 8-track, HELP IDENTIFY LOCATIONS sale, Thursday, May 21,54 p.m., economical 4 cylinder. $3100. Ph: MISCELLANEOUS Benson ...... 309394 May 22,10 a.m. - 4 p.m. furniture, 8154924469. C5-14/5-21 B uckley...... 217-394 misc., clothing including lots of FOR SALE C e b e ry...... 949 GRID LEY: 10 families. Office juniors. Something for everyone. 1979 FORD COUNTRY Squire, 9 C h atsw o rth...... 635 EGGS - Graded, candled -Streid’s desk, school desk, new living *5-21/5-21 passenger wagon, loaded with Chenoa...... 945 Eggs, Chenoa, first crossroad room couch and chair, women’s extras, 351 engine very low C olfax...... 723 west on Rt. 24, half mile north. clothing (sizes 8-16, in good CHATSWORTH: Lots of baby mileage. May see at 212 W. Ash or C o o ksvllle ...... 725 c02-09/tfn condition) children's toys and clothes, furniture, tools, misc. ph: 815492-2055 or 8154993432. C ro p se y...... 1... 377 games. Hoda selling out complete C u llo m ...... 689 Friday, May 22, 4-7 p.m.; nc5-14/tfn ...... 527 inventory. May 23, 9-2; May 29, Saturday, May 23,9-5 301 E. Oak. RICE’S TV - Zenith sales, any El P a so ...... brand services. Ph. 3094654261. E u re k a ...... 467 9-noon; May 30, 9-2. Brent C5-21/5-21 1980 GS 750 L Suzuki red 1500 If no answer phone 3094658485. F a irb u ry...... 692 Kirk ton home across from miles, 2300 firm. Call after 5:00, c0929/tfn F lan ag an...... 796 Aeschleman's Implement, 815-268-7800. *5-21/5-21 F o rre s t...... 657 Gridley. *5-21/5-28 G ilm an...... 815-265 COLD BEER, kegs, pizza, snack AUTOMOTIVE 1977 CAMARO Rally Sport 305 G rid le y ...... 747 meats and cheese at Thomie’s GRIDLEY: Large group sale. 18 automatic, p.s., p.b., air, white Hudson ...... 726 Pkg. Liquor, El Paso. Ph. 309 ...... families. May 22-23. Friday 9-7, with black, sharp, $3,400 or best Kempton ...... 253 Saturday 9-5.' Clothing, infant 5274270. c07-17/tfn Lexington ...... 365 offer. Minonk, ph. 309432-3546...... 388 thru adult, household items, CAR-TRUCK-VAN REPAIR M elvin...... C5-21/5-21 M in o n k ...... 309-432 plants, crafts, toys, fireplace -reasonable rates, experienced, SEE MY LINE of records, books and Bibles. Small Appliance O narga...... 268 screen, dishes, 20” girls bike with good references, own garage, by MERCURY, 1972 Montego MX. 4 686 Repair, Nick Kaeb, 300 S. 5th, Piper C ity ...... training wheels, 9’xl3’ orange appointment. Call after 3 p.m. door, no rust, 84,000 miles, $1,000 .842444 Fairbury. c01-12/tfn P o n tia c ...... carpet, 26” boys three-speed Ph. 3095274961 - Tom Wessel, El or best offer. Ph: 3095274718. Roanoke...... 923 bike, knick-knacks, much misc. Paso. cll-27/tfn *521/5-28 Roberts 217-395 Fresh baked goods both days. LIFETIME guaranteed mufflers. Saunemin...... 832 Air conditioning service, tune- ...... 744 Roger Witzig machine shed. 2 ^ 1973 GMC 5000, $2650, 10 ft. MONTE CARLO, 1978, brown Setor ...... 745 miles straight south of Gridley. insulated box. 90,000 miles, runs with beige top, excellent ups, brake jobs, custom made S ib le y ...... exhaust systems. Williams Mobil S tra w n ...... 688 *5-21/5-21 well. Ph. 8154574380. condition, air, cruise, AM-FM, Service, Rt. 24 East, Fairbury. Thaw vllle...... 217-387 c3-19/tfn 306 V8 with excellent gas Ph. 815492-2832 or 6924598. CHATSWORTH: 301 E. Oak. mileage, lots of extras. Call c06-28/tfn Friday, May 22, 4-7 p.m.; 1975 OLDSMOBILE Custom 309747-2651 after 5. CLEARANCE SPECIAL -Corelle Saturday, May 23, 9-5; lots of Cruiser station wagon. 9 c521/tfn April or Blue Heather Expression baby clothes, furniture; tools, passenger, full power. Runs BECKHOFF’S NATURES Patterns - West Bend Scandia misc. c5-21/5-21 good. Clean inside. $950. Ph: 1972 HONDA 750 “K” series set Bounty health foods, 313 S. Cookware or West Bend Garden- 8154574361 evenings. up for highway travel including Calhoun, Fairbury. Ph: fest Aluminum Cookware. Harms FAIRBURY: 212 E. Chestnut, c4-16/tfn windshield and saddle bags. Low 8154924875. Many items W price. Home Furnishings, Rt. 24, May 21 and 22, 8:30 a.m. Infant, mileage (17,000 miles). Must see. Aloe juice $6.50/qt. Open Chenoa. Ph. 8159452731. children and adult clothing and J & H USED cars, Emington, 111. $1550. Ph: 8154924649. weekdays 104. *521/521 c57/tfn misc. Carol Aberle, Shirley Fehr Call Jack or Judy at 815-934-2201. *521/521 and friends. c5-21/5-21 C4-30/5-21
FAIRBURY: 400 W. Chestnut, 1974 CHEVELLE Malibu classic, TRAUB May 21 and 22, 8-5, May 23, 8-2. excellent condition $1800. Ph: FARM a 815492-2625 daily or 8154924277 IJEAI TOR REAL ESTATE Children's clothing all sizes, W. Rt. 24, Fairbury. III. Phone 815-692-4485 furniture, toys and misc. after 5:30. c5-14/tfn EQUIPMENT *5-21/5-21 IN FAIRBURY IN FORREST '68 FORD CAR. Good work car. M & W SPACER Duals, 18.4x34 2 BN - INSULATED, nice Irilchen. 4 or I BN., 2 belli. Priced FAIRBURY: Large garage sale. Ph: 815-2534376 or 8154892438. slide rails. Ph: 8152534376 or recent corpel. Diane Hammond 308 W. C5-14/5-21 8154892438. c514/521 right. On double comer lot. FORMER SERVICE STATION - Chestnut. Thursday, May 21, 44, DEVELOPMENT UNO - available on Friday, May 22, 9-5; Saturday, PRICE DROPPED on thi* older two contract. May 23, 9-5. Bassinet, rocking •tory. Cto*e In. horse, playpen, baby seats, NOW 3 0 % Off to all DUPLEX - E. Maple • good tenant*. IN STRAWN walker, boy’s size newborn, 24 COZT HOME good lor (tarter or re mos., girl’s size 2-5, women’s Senior Citizens NEAR CHATSWORTH tirement. Very reasonable. clothing size 11-52, men’s clothing by Ann Emberton only o r CULLOM COUNTRY HOME Insulated - like new Homestead on 5 acres. family room with ftrepleco. Priced med.-XL, antique dishes and right. pans, silverware, planters, vases P erm s Reg 30 00 NOW (To Senior Citizen* Only) 2 1 .0 0 and misc. *5-21/5-21 Shampoo A Set or Blow Dry Call Sandy Schrof. 657-1788 or Reg 5 00 NOW (To Senior Citizen* Only) 3.50 Etna Nussbaum, 612-2222 or (eve.) 662-2744 CHENOA: 310 N. Third, Friday, Cut Only _ __ . __ May 22,9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday, Reg 5 00 to 7 00 NOW (To Senior Citizen* Only) 3.50-4.90 May 23,9 a.m. -12 p.m. Clothing, CALL NOW 692-2388 for appointment with ANN infant thru adult, baby crib, tricycles, small appliances, books, toys, bathroom sink with *Jhe *Ju tu za Shoppe fixtures, flower pots, much misc. 125 W LOCUST FAIRBURY ILLINOIS 61739 1815)692 2388 C5-21/5-21
EL PASO: Qothing all si^p, r-n lamps, knick-knacks, p ictur^ 2 Nothing says it # living room chairs, 12 kitchen jypwP chairs, guitar and case, record Rigsby Pharmacy like a Love Chest player, ice machine and much, C h a ts w o rth A much more. Friday, May 22, 95, Saturday, May 23, 91 12 E. 815-692-3435 by Lane' I2-5S Second St. *5-21/5-21
CHATSWORTH: A repeat. Lots of items. Thursday, May 21, 14 Low OWEN WEEKDAYS IN I NF m p.m. Friday, May 22, 94; 510 E. ^ * SATURDAY ItoS Mp'n So. Court, Mary Gore. *5-21/5-21 FRIDAY l6et:Wpm. Eveprday olirienl REAL ESTATE Prices I FOR SALE r Several small homes In Metamucil -21 oz. Reg. 1.90...... 6 *° Piper City. Two family home • Priced to sell. Polident-M ’sReg.S.M ...... 2 M Nice rural home near Ivory Shampoo - 11 oz. Reg. 2.co...... 2** Sibley. Commercial building, Sibley. "L/st with Lucille" Everyday Low Prices Close To The one graduation Century 21 Home in Chatsworth gift she’ll never forget! After this day. her hie will never be the la n e Her future, her Ctenry pirn*, her drsamsmean more to herthen ever before Help The Drug Store Inc. her prepere tor them with e Lent love cheat Use tradition ot Real Estate thoughtfulness end love that hae endured tor generations A love cheet it the perfect place tor her moet cherished possessions W.A. Knocke, R.Ph. Each cheet le finely crafted of select cabinet woods in contemporary The Beet Small Town Drug Store In Central III. and traditional designs and lined with fragrant cedar Love cheats by 217-SM-22I1 Lane. Because graduation is only the beginning ) )
Chat*worth ■ 8180350010 Chenoa 815045-3221 Cullom • 815089-2654 Col tax • 309-723-2081 El Paso - 309-527-4800 FalrtHiry - 815002-2306 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Forraat - 815057-8482 Qrid ley 309-747-2079 Lexington - 309-3650714 Onarga 815-268-7815 Piper City - 815086-2550
County Lines - May 20-26, 1981—THREE FRESH GOATS milk for sale. SHOE SALE. Weekend special PURE ALFALFA hay. $1.50 and Ph: 309-527-5474. savings to 30% on men's dress $2 a bale. No rain. Ph: C5-14/5-21 and casual shoes, B to 3E. 3095270493. C5-21/5-21 Huber’s Clothing, Fairbury. KZ 400 MOTORCYCLE, excellent C5-21/5-21 BEAUTICIAN’S hydraulic HAHN INDUSTRIES electric chair and shampoo sink. condition, low mileage, matching So. Walnut - CULLOM, helmet, $750. Ph: 309747-3151. DRAPES, GOLD, lined, with Excellent condition. Ph: •5-14/5-21 valances, 3 pairs for 48" 3095270493. C5-21/521 Complete line of windows, 1 pair for 118" window. ORNAMENTAL SAVE GAS! Get your plants in Good condition. Ph: 3095270941. ICE MACHINE, ice crusher, CONCRETE Lexington. Wide variety, •5-21/5-21 electric restaurant grill, and everything from broccoli to chrome chairs. Ph: 3095270493. Flowers & Bedding _ petunias. Hanging baskets and METAL DESK 54” green. 1 C5-21/521 Plants plus MUCH M O R j| G-78xl5" tire, 2 G-78xl4” tires on Memorial Day planters. Look for OPEN SUN. MON. SAT. the big red bam at the comer of wheels, 2 H-78xl4” snow tires. 14’xl7’ GOLD SHAG carpet. Ph: CLOSED 12:00-4:00 4:00-4:00 MEMORIAL Lake Road and Meadows Call 309527-2222 or 309527-2223 815035-3511 after 4 p.m. 815-589-2133 DAY blacktop. Daily 96. Lonny after 4 p.m. *5-21/5-21 c4-16/tfn Benedict residence, Ph: 3093650152. *5-14/5-21
CARPETING, 60 plus yards, 842-6502 orange, better quality, in excellent condition, $300. Call Call between 1 30 p m and Rev. A. Youck, 3097230238. i o.m Daily •5-14/5-21 St. James Hospital DRAPES AND SHEERS 120x84, natural colored background with earth tone highlights. Brand new Ph: 815092-3826. *5-14/5-21 WHAT IS TEL-ME0? HOW DOES TEL-MED WORK? Si. Jamas Hospital's T*t-M*d program Is a telephone playback St. James Hospital's Tet-Med hoalth Information tapos are ARTIFICIAL wreaths, sprays system consisting of a series of three fo five minute audio tapos Identified by number and title In this directory. You simply call and flowers for Memorial Day. on a wide variety of health-related subjects. This community Tet-Med Dally from 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 842-6502 end ask for the Baldaufs 5f to fl Store, hoalth Information system Is designed to Increase the public’s number of the tap* you wish to hear. If you wish to have the tap* Chatsworth. c5-21/5-21 awareness of good hoalth habits and to enable the public to repeated or to hear another tape, call back and rsquast It by recognize and understand a particular Illness or Injury. The Tot- number WILL BAKE graduation cakes. Med program is not to bo used In treating or diagnosing Illnesses. Call 815-268-4302. •5-21/5-21 LISTINGS ENCLOSED TRAILER with car hitch, L 6V i W4'i H3V.’ , $260. ALC0H0USM DIABETES PREGNANCY 942 A lcoholism - Tho S ops ol tin Probhm i t You May Hava Diabetes and Noi Know il 5 Early Prenatal Cara Ph: 815-635-3789 after 5 p.m. M3 Is Orlnking* Probhm’ 22 Fool Cara lor Diabetics and Others W ith 12 Am I Really Pregnant’ •5-21/5-21 M4 To Orinfc or Not to Drink’ Poor Circulation 66 What Causes M is e r nages’ M i Oo YouLeveon AtoqhMlt? 233 Diabetes in Chadian 67 W arning Signs o l P ro g w c y 946 How A A Can Hoip tiro Probhm Dnnkor 609 Answers loO ueslions Oban Asked about 66 Intortility SHEPARDSON, vanila, etc. and Diabetic Owls 606 N utrition in Pregnancy 610 Diabetes Emergencws RESPIRATORY brooms. Will deliver. Bob and ARTHRITIVAHE UMATtlM 6 n New Trends m the Diabetic Dwi 7 What a Casa o l Pneumonia Moans i » Gout 13 Pulmonary Emphysema 127 A rthfrtll—Rhoumalism Elsie Hoffman, ph: 8150570450. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 36 Influence 121 RnawnaWM A rtK rita C5-21/6-11 44 Ulcers 90 Hay fovor 129 B w u tn 45 indigestion 580 OustOiseases 1}1 A rth ritis and Ouafcory 219 Lasatives 203 Ostsoarthrmsor Degeneratrvt JotrH Oisaaso 561 Chronic Cough 631 Gall Bladder Trouble 562 Shortness ot Breath 204 A rth ritis anC D el DRUBS SKINOISOROERS CANCER 134 ISO 62 Why the Mystwy About Psoriasis’ InciDentally 6 Breast Cmcw 136 Amphetamines and Bartkluales K Are Old Ago Freckles Dangerous’ ITS Conor o l Iho P ro m ts Gland (Up and Down Drugs) 516 ItchmgSkm by Robert A. Triple* D.M.O. 171 RUiaDrlitaMn ol tho Brsast Conor Psttont 137 Maniuana SMOKING AND YOUR HEALTH 179 L in g C onor 136 Narcotics 693 WwgM Control W hile O ufftlng Smoking At what age should children 150 C onor o l tho Colon and Rectum 139 Help Yoursolt Gel Well 694 Why a Woman Should Oud Smoking 151 Conor - Tho Curable Orasiso 100 How Sate a rt Drugs’ 696 Reducing the Risks o t Smoking brush? 113 C o n o r-S a w n W arning Signals 696 How Smoking A rto cti Y ou Health 1*4 Hodgkin s O h m ETE CARE AN0 HEARING 697 Do You W art In D ull Smoking’ 1 K C onor or Iho Skin 9 Glaucoma 696 What Do You Got Out ot Smoking’ Some children start getting I K Utntna Conor 85 Pesky Pinkeye 699 Gimmicks to Help You Oun Smoking 117 Orugslhol Treat Conor 23< Hearing Loss in Children 700 Eftectsot C g r a t is Smoke on NonSmokers teeth at five or six months of age. )W Radubon Therapy lor Conor 450 From Hearing Loss to Hearing Aid Thus there is often a long time 192 Lukormo 451 Hear ing Loss hom Norse SPECIAL HELPS 520 C onor o l tho Bono 470 Seeing Spots and F looters 19 Nine Ways to Cut Your Medical Coets during which those teeth are 521 Conor of Iho Bladder 471 Children s Vision 33 Tension 525 C onorollhoS tom ach 472 Cataracts 35 Understanding Headaches subjected to decay producing 526 Mammography 073 Facts and Fallacies about ContacUenses 36 Hiccups bacteria, when no brushing can 40 Whal are Viruses’ F00TCARE 41 Are You Ready tor the Skiing Season’ be done. As soon as a child is old CARE O f THE PATIENT M THE HOME 114 Plantar W arts and Moles 42 I m Just Tired Doctor enough to understand, he should 165 Homo Cars lo r tho Badrtddwi Pothnt 115 ingrown Toenails 46 Lumps and Bumps o t Arms and Logs 166 Modtcol Supplies tor tho Homo 116 Common Fool Problems Calluses Corns 47 Log Cramps and Aches be given a children's size tooth 167 Eoarcat tor tho Btdrtddon Patwnt Bunions and Hammertoes 59 Donating Blood is Easy brush, and taught to use it. It 166 Hour 10 Toko Tam paraturt Pulse 117 A thletes Foot 61 The Moaning ol Foyer and Respiration 64 Flies D irty and Dangerous should always be done in sort of a 171 Proscription Medicine QENERAL 79 DandruH fun way that the child will 4 Hemorrhoids 91 Severe Blooding CHILDREN 34 Anemia 93 Electrical Shock respond to favorably, making 3 Can Medicines m the Home Poison Your C hiitr’ 37 Backaches M Shoes 10 Poisons in tho Homo 77 Kidney Stones 96 Poisoning by Mouth him look forward to brushing his 43 S lurttrm g and Other Speech O thers 76 Appendicitis 101 ThermalBurns teeth, instead of looking on it as a 46 Thumb Sucking 60 Ringworm t03 Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation (Adultsi 49 N o -N o -ttftio tb o s s It Maan to tho Toddler’ 64 Diumoss 107 First Aid tor a Person Suspoctodol Having chore. 51 When a Now Baby Croats Jealousy 96 Head iniuries a Heart Attack Children’s teeth should be 52 Lico-P uD ic. Hoad, and Body 99 Sprains 108 Fainting 62 Prem aturity and T winning 125 E pi Nosy HO When You Find Someone Unconscious brushed by an adult after eating 71 Aspirin lor Children 162 Hepatitis i l l Choking something containing sugar or 102 Mouth-to-MouWi Resuscitation (Small C hlldrin ) 191 varicose Veins 116 Animal B ins 112 Inhalation o l Small Objects by ChUdron 1M What Happens When a Disc Slips 121 Boastings chocolate, so the particles don’t 200 Normal F a t! in Children 198 Hiatal Hernia 122 Sleep is Kind remain on the teeth. 232 Spatch ProDhms hi C hlldre) 201 Neck Pams 123 First Aid tor Clwmical Burns 239 Nocvssary inoculatom tor your Chridran 236 Meningitis 133 Adnc* tor ParentsolTaonagars The child may be allowed to 260 Supples lor the Newborn 296 Im m uiuation tor Pneumonia 144 Emotional Eipsnonoasot the Dying brush by himself in the morning, 26t Care o l tho Newborn 565 Hypoglycemia 108 Mugging and P ir n Snatching 262 Sudden Intent Death 526 Bronrtual ANhma 151 TheDangarous Driver and during the day, but before 402 m a r t Ord I Coma fro m . Mama’ " 969 infectious Mononucleosis 152 Social Security and SSI 403 Tho Young C hild s Eating and M ssN -P hso w a 970 Herpes 1 155 M edicari bedtime the parent should check or Problem7 1140 Blood in the Ur me 160 Coder OKfttt all surfaces thoroughly to make 004 Brothers and Shters Getting Along Together 1141 Kidney and Urinary Tract miectnra 175 Fears o l the A lter-Forty Man 405 The S ing le -P m tF a n U ty 1164 Ambulatory Surgary 429 What is Tal-Med sure everything is brushed dean 406 A cbdanti Satoty. and Young C hidran 430 Medical Insurance Intorm Nlon before the child goes to sleep. By 1062 Sports Tips tor Youngsters HEART AN0ILOOO PRESSURE 726 Psychosomatic Illn e s s - It's Not A ll In Your Hi 10(3 linto league Elbow 21 Cigarettes and Heart OiseaM 727 Schimphrema the time a child is two or three 23 Diet and Heart Oisean 728 When Should l Seoa Psychiatrist7 25 Hypertension and BUM) Pressure years old, and has all of his baby 0 IR T A L HEALTH VENEREAL DISEASE 301 Flossing Your Tooth 26 Stroke and Apoplexy 6 Venereal Omasa teeth, he should be enjoying the 27 Health and Mewl Checkups 302 E fhcttvo Toothbrushng 15 Syphilis 26 How to Decruaee Risk o< th a n Attack ritual of brushing. 303 Oental Plaque 16 Gonorrhea 304 DM Tips tor Dental Health 29 A tharoK lereM and High Blood P ra ts irt A child who develops good 306 IM ia l About Wisdom Tooth’ 30 Angina WOMEN habits early will go on to have a 307 Savon W ritin g Signs o l Gum Chsoata 63 EartyWy Warning o« Heart Attack 31 Vaginitis 306 Wtry and W honSom t Tooth Have lo bo Popiacod 66 Chest P am * 39 Feminine Hyghne healthier adult dentition. 309 Canker Sons and Fovor B kslan 72 Heart Faster* 74 Why a 0 4 ? "> 310 How Im portant a r t Baby TOSH? 147 The Lady Living Atone 3 ti vWatNsModoloraTsoflMche PLASTIC SURGERY 173 Menopause Presented as a aervlce to the 312 ADecomed Teeth can D* Saved 1030 C o M Ic Surgery o l the Breams 162 W hal is a Pap Tssrt community by Robert A. 313 W luf You Don't Know about Oenfure* can 1034 WhN la Plaatlc Surgery M l Breast Feeding Your Baby H urt You 1040 Face urn 8B2 Emotional Fewlngs Aftor a Baby Trtpke, D.M.D. I ll Veto S t, 314 WN Knew W hal C au m Bad Breeth Oe You7 1041 RhmeplaMy- Plastic Svgsry o< the Host 6 0 C*tng tor Youreah After a Baby Chenoa, D. - Call 815045-7794 315 O n lN X - f y Really N K iisan7 1062 HNr franapiancallon 6B4 Menstruation 321 Which TeaMpaM? 1063 ChemtcN SUn Pealing tor Facial W rinklea 685 T oilc Shoes Syndrom* or 945-7471 for an appoint- 3 0 Arv Y ouA frU d I t the Demist7 10*4 Ptauic Surgery tor Scan
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Cturtaworth • 8156353010 Chenoe 8154454221 Cullofn ■ 815480-2664 Colfax • 300-723-2861 El Paso 300427-4600 Fairbury • 815402-2388 Cornbelt Classifieds Forraat • 815457-8482 Q rid ley • 300-747-2070 Lexington - 300-3854714 Onarga - 815-288-7815 Piper City • 815485-2550
County Lines - May 20-26, 1981— FOUR ELECTROLUX Sales & Service. HOME MADE ROLLS and other VICKY’S BEAUTY BARN - in David Kaeb, 300 S. 5th Street, baked goods. Mints for all rear of house, 211 N. 5th St., LAWN ROLLING with heavy PROFESSIONAL painting, hand Fairbury. Ph. 815492-2282. occasions. Gloria Drayer, Chatsworth. Ph. 8156353157. roller. Also roto tilling. Some brushed homes, airless sprayer c01-17/tfn Fairbury. Ph: 815692-3746. Complete styling and ear landscaping. Wilmer Stork, Ph: on farm buildings. Top quality C4-16/6-11 piercing. Open Wednesday 815692-3668. *519/528 workmanship. John Ham, Piper COME TO THE NEW Betty’s through Saturday. c01-04/tfn City, ph: 8156859065. Bam in Chatsworth. New and CEMETERY decorations!! BABYSITTING wanted day or c514/tfn used conglomeration. Open Permanent flowers, wreaths, PIANO TUNING and repair. night. Ph: 815692-2530. Sandy Thurs., Fri. and Sat., 1-5 p.m. Ph. sprays and hanging baskets. The Robert Cummins, 1319Glenwood, Hetherington. c526/tfn PAPER HANGING lady, 815-635-3140. cl2-ll/tfn Green Thumb Gardens, Chenoa, Bloomington. Ph. 3096652702. experienced, reasonable rate. Ph: 815-945-5321. *4-19/5-3 c09-07/tfn REFRIGERATION and air Sandy Mies, Fairbury, ph: AT GAMBLES in Fairbury, 15% conditioning service, RCA 815692-2253. C514/528 discount on all wallpaper orders. USED BRICK from the old SEPTIC TANK CLEANING, Ph. television. Whirlpool appliances. Do-it-yourself tools in stock. Ph. United Methodist church, 10c 3093657101. Jack Skaggs Perkins Electric, Chatsworth, STRIPTEASE gorilla!! Faster 815692-2222. c01-15/tfn each. Contact Frank Kyburz at Plumbing & Heating, Lexington. ph: 8156353604. c526/tfn than Fast Freddie. For ladies 815635-3448 or Rev. Charles Hale c07-20/tfn clubs and bachelorette parties. at 815635-3627. C5-7/5-21 McCULLOCH CHAIN saw and Gorilla first scares everyone, KRAFTY KORNER,Chats TREE TRIMMING, topping or grass trimmer sales and service. then strips down to bikini swim worth. Craft supplies, finished FOR THE GRADUATE, Kodak removal, also stump removal. The Country Store hours by trunks! Incredible Bulk. craft items, fabrics, patterns, cameras from Fairbury Free estimates, insured. Perry chance Ph: 309527-5541. 2 miles Ph: 309452-3866. C521/521 sewing supplies, silk weddings. Appliance make great gifts. Price, Onarga. Ph. 815268-7612. south of El Paso on Rt. 51 then 4 Register for classes. Hours Priced from $24.50. Ph: c06-14/tfn miles west. c4-2/tfn HANDYMAN. All kinds of work- Monday-Saturday, 9-5:30. Ph. 815692-3616. c5-7/tfn carpentry, masonry, etc. Call 815635-3055. INSULATE TODAY. Save on ATTENTION Chenoa residents: after five. Ph: 309747-2651. c02-12/tfn heating and cooling cost. Call We install sanitar .sewer house c521/tfn Honegger Insulation. For free hookups. Over 170 hookups in BLACK & DECKER Workmates, SERVICES estimate call collect 815657-8512 Gridley. We can do complete job PAPER HANGING, deluxe dual heights, $69.95; Black or 844-6525. c07-19/tfn inside and out. Byron Martin experienced. Shirley Meenen, and Decker in. drill, $29.95; Inc., Gridley. Ph: 309747-2395. ph: 815657-8385. Pam Bork, ph: WILIJAMSON Cooling-Heating. drill bit sets, $6.70; 7 in. saw WEBB TREE & ANTENNA Call for free estimate. 815657-8615. References. blades, $2.25; combination Service - Tree removal and Call for free estimate, no obliga c514/tfn * 5 2 1 /5 1 1 wrench sets, $9; socket sets, stump removal and antenna sales tion. Ph. 815692-3113, Cender Gas, Rt. 24 W., Fairbury, HI. small, medium and large; 3/4 in. and service. Insured. Fifteen BABYSITTING, licensed. For PUMPS, Sales and service, also c08-02/tfn drive set in metal box $57.50 - the years experience. Ddhovan, 111. summer only. Ages 26. Contact trenching. D and R Well and wrenches are in metric and Ph. 815-486-7061. Call after 5. Karen at 503 Eastern Drive, Pump Service. Ph: 815692-3334. standard, 16 channel lock, $10.95 c01-10/tfn RICE’S TV - TV Sales - Zenith Gridley. c514/521 - *4-30/518 power hack saw $249 ; 5-speed -Any brand serviced. Ph. 815685 9246. c0929/tfn drill press with motor, $189; 4 JOE WILSON CAR CLEAN-UP. h.p. electric grinder, $79; 1 ton Washing, waxing and interiors. chain hoist $79.95; metal tool box, Ridgeville, Ph. 815268-4372. MAURICE KOEHL PLUMBING. WANTED: $9.95; metal tool cabinets, $50 and c0645/tfn New - remodel - repair. Free up; Black and Decker and Skill estimates. Ph. 815692-3213. c0512/tfn power tools, have some used DECORATED CAKES for all Detasselers anvils and blacksmith tools. occasions, including Sesame SPACE FOAM Insulation Co., Dennewitz Bros. Chatsworth, ph: Characters. Will deliver. Ph. 815 815635-3316. C5-7/5-28 688-3327. c09-14/tfn Chenoa. Blown cellulose, spray- for approx. 3 weeks on cellulose, Rapco foam, free estimates. Call 815-9457030 or FOR SALE OR TRADE: AMF KILGUS ENTERPRISES, R.R.l, 8159454762. . c0501/tfn in July 10-speed boys’ bicycle, yellow. Fairbury, limestone spreading, Wanted: Girls’ 5-speed. excavation, trucking dirt and J.R. ELECTRIC, INC. Farm, Fairbury, phone 815692-3852 rock, stump removal. Days, home, and industry. Ph. 815 after 5 p.m. 815692-2589; evenings 692-3956. Call 692-2285, Fairbury, 111. nc4-16/tfn cll-30/tfn c0522/tfn ELECTRIC portable air SIGN PAINTING, truck letter WE ARE contracting complete compressor, 100 P.S.I. never ing, windows, buildings, gold leaf sewer connections. Melvin Grace A C C 0 SEED used. $300; also John Deere push and magnetic signs. Don Leister and Son. Ph: 309747-2003 or " Equal Opportunity Employer" mower, 1 year old, $150.Ph: Sign Shop, Fairbury. cl2-28/tfn 309747-2787. c912/tfn 815692-2051 or 815692-3498. nc4-30/tfn CUSTOM MADE antique repro WOULD LIKE a child or baby to Lexington, III. 61753 ductions and refinishing. Custom care for in my home. Lori VANS SALES and Service small made furniture. Marty Travis, Hetherington. Ph: 815692-2530. Ph. 309-365-2271 engine repair, McCulloch, Echo, Ph. 815692-2890 after 5 p.m. c912/tfn Sachs Dolmar and Stihl saws; c03-02/tfn Lawn Boy, Ryan, and Hahn mowers, saw chains made up and DRAPERIES - Shop at home - for sharpened; log splitter for rent. appointment call anytime - Lois' Ph: 815635-3579, Chatsworth. Drapery, Chenoa. Ph. 815945 Money Market c5-7/tfn 4762. c04-12/tfn Certificate (26 Weeks) CURRENT RATE Landscaping & Nursery 15.275% Rate Available through May 25 Route 117 South beside Middle School Jerry Getz, Owner •High Interest *26 Week Maturity •Short Term EUREKA •No Purchase Cost *510,000 minimum Phone 309/467-2946 * Based on an investment for a full year at the same rate. This is an annual rate and subject to change at maturity. Federal regulations Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. prohibit the compounding of interest during the term of the deposit. Memorial Day Savings!! A M M wrttal tfttormt aWHty p mtty h m .lr.4 Mr w rty «4W4rm»l •* u *M n cartHkalM. Potted Arrangements Available for Memorial Day First State Bank Also on sale this week: Geraniums - Reg. $1.35...... NOW 99f of Forrest Roses 20% O ff...... NOW $5.20 Forrest, Illinois Stark Bros. Fruit - ...... 20% Off Dense Yews - Reg. $8.95...... NOW $6.95 A F U l l Weed & Feed -15% O ff...... NOW $9.30 SERVICE Michigan Peat - Reg. $2.20 ...... NOW $1.39 BANK Ce«M see us ter an your laws care needs. 0 ) ) ) ) )
Chatsworth - 615435-3010 Chenoa 615445-3221 Cullom - 815460-2654 Colfax 300-723-2661 El P u o 300-527-4600 Fairtoury - 815402-2366 Forrest 8154674462 Grid ley - 300-747-2070 Cornbelt Classifieds Lexington - 300-3654714 Onarga • 815-266-7815 Piper City - 8156892550
County Lines - May 20-26, 1981— FIVE LIGHTNING ROD installation SLEEPING ROOMS and house BUSINESS SITE, located Main and maintenance. Wood bum keeping units. Private baths. St., Colfax. Could be used for FAIRBURY, large unfurnished 1 EL PASO, 2 bedroom, Construction, R.R. No. 2, Colonial Inn, Forrest. Ph. 815 office or smaU business. WiU and 2 bedroom apartments. unfurnished apartment with Pontiac, Ph: 815444-3545 6574590. c01-24/tfn decorate to suit needs. Ph. Carpeted w/stove and stove, air conditioning and *4-2/5-28 3097252411 or 3097255391. refrigerator. As low as $160 and garbage pick-up furnished. Rent 12X60 MOBILE HOME. UtiUties c0911/tfn $180. Equal bousing opportunity. as low as $176 per month. Call us WILL DO BABYSITTING in my furnished. CaU 815492-2950. Ph: 8154924855. c55/tfn collect Monday through Friday home any hours. Ph. 815492-2691. c02-21/tfn IN GRIDLEY: Two bedroom during business hours to see if cOS-14/tfn apartment, stove and refrigera 2 BEDROOM apartment-heat you qualify. Equal opportunity APARTMENTS in Fairbury and tor, credit references, no pets. furnished, Chenoa, $240. Ph: housing. Eureka ph: 309-467-4721. APPLIANCES: ■'Full Service” Forrest. Deposit and references Ph. 309747-2905 after 5 p.m. 815-9457296 or 8159452521. C4-30/521 Dealer for Frigidaire, Coming, required. Equal Housing cl923/tfn c512/tfn Amana, Hardwick, Speed Queen, Opportunity. CaU Ed, MOBILE HOME, 10’x60’ - water Roper, Maytag, Kitchenaid and 8154574248. cl2-04/tfn LARGE DELUXE apartment, 2 LEXINGTON: 1 bedroom furnished, air conditioned. No Kohler. Marlow’s Appliance, bedroom, fuU basement, IV2 unfurnished apartment; stove, pets. Available immediately. Ph: Inc., Chenoa, IU. Ph. 815-945-7224. 2 STORY HOUSE in Fairbury, 7 baths, stove, refrigerator, refrigerator, all utilities 3095274411. c57/tfn Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; rooms. WeU kept, good condition. carpet, drapes, central air, no furnished. $140 per month. Ph: Sat. till noon, any evening by Deposit and reference, no pets. pets, deposit, $275 a month. Don 3093658168. c4-23/tfn FAIRBURY: mobile home, 3 appointment. cl2-29/tfn Ph. 815492-2011. cl2-04/tfn Geiselman, El Paso. Ph. bedroom, air, no pets. $155 plus 309527-2559. cl916/tfn EL PASO: apartment, upper two lot rent and utilities. Deposit and bedroom completely remodeled reference. Ph: 8154924563. WE WILL DO sewer hookups. 2 B.R. downstairs apt. in Forrest. jCOOKSVILLE. 2 bedroom mobile from one end to the other. c57/tfn Walter Nyberg Excavating. Ph. Deposit and references required. home, 12x60. $60 per week. All Carpeted throughout, private 309-747-2648 or Roger Helbling at No pets. Max Moore, Chatsworth. utilities furnished. Deposit entrance, exceptionally nice. FAIRBURY: Sleeping rooms 309-747-2253. c05-15/tfn Ph. 8154353201. cl2-18/tfn required. Ph. 8154924761 or 1/jwer unit, 2 large bedrooms, with private bath. Ph: 815492-2586. c57/tfn STEAM CIJSANING: Carpet and 3097254578. cl2-18/tfn large kitchen, formal dining room. I,arge unit, with nice upholstery. Smoke and fire EFFIGENCY apartment, fur appointments. These two units EL PASO: 1 bedroom, carpeted damage,. clean-up. Free nished. References and deposit EL PASO, 2 bedroom apartment, are freshly remodeled, complete apartment. Stove and estimates. J & S Carpet Geaners, required. Ph. 815492-2011. El Paso. Ph. 309527-4473. large living room, dining and with offstreet parking. laundry refrigerator furnished. $140 plus cl2-25/tfn deposit. Ph: 309527-2728. cl2-13/tfn kitchen. Heat, water and garbage facilities and big yard. Days ph: pickup furnished. Need 3095274050, evenings 309 c57/tfn 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apart SONNY’S PAINT & REPAIR 8c references. K. Faulk, Ph: 527-2343. . c4-30/tfn ment with stove and refrigerator. EL PASO: 2 bedroom apartment, Radiator Shop, 312 E. Locust, 309527-4245. c02-12/tfn Off street parking, washer and upper private entrance. $125. Ph: Fairbury, IU. Ph. 815492-2583. dryer in buUding. No pets or EL PASO, located at 400 N. IJCXINGTON - apartment for 309527-2627. C514/521 c02-14/tfn children. References, deposit and Elm 2 bedroom apartment, air rent. Downstairs 2 bedroom lease required. Ph. 815492-2060 or conditioning, private parking, apartment. Split utilities, newly THREE BEDROOM mobile TUCKPOINTING, masonry, 692-2273 after 6:30 p.m. or new and single story $210. plus remodeled. Call 8159457401 after home. Washer and dryer hookup. plastering, fireplaces, base weekends. cl2-25/tfn 5 p.m. *57/528 References and deposit. Ph: ments, chimneys and founda deposit. Ph: 309527-2199. c2-26/tfn 8157992944. C521/528 tions. Triple O Construction, LOWER FIRST FLOOR on EL PASO: trailer, 2 br., new George Owcarz Jr., El Paso. Ph. Locust St., Fairbury. Suitable for FURNISHED 2 bedroom carpet and paneling on private EL PASO: large upstairs 309527-4240. cll-20/tfn office space. Water and heat fur apartment in Chatsworth. Ph: lot, night light and garage $200 apartment, yard, garage, stove, nished. Deposit and reference. 8154354092. c2-26/tfn per month plus deposit. Ph: children accepted. Ph: CLOWNS, magicians, animal Ph. 8154924328. c01-22/tfn 3095274822. c57/tfn 309527-2197. c521/tfn characters. Birthday fun includes favors and baUoons. APARTMENT in Gridley, new FAIRBURY. new 2 bedroom Entertainment for aU occassions. two bedroom, reasonable rent. duplex now available. One unit Budget prices. Ph: 309-452-2177. Quiet with privacy. Laundry has a full basement. Ph: This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a C5-21/528 facilities in building. Appliances 815492-2322. c440/tfn solicitation of a n offer to buy these securities. The offer optional. Quality workmanship. ing is made only by the Prospectus, copies of which may WILL BABYSIT for the alumnae Must be seen to be appreciated. EL PASO, small one bedroom be obtained by mailing the coupon below. in my home. Ph: 815492-2530. Contact Don Kingdon, 309 home. Stove and refrigerator C5-21/5-21 5274031 or 309527-2679. furnished. Ph: 309527-2345. c0e-07/tfn C440/521 SAND D CONSTRUCTION, $75,000,000 roofing, remodeling; room addition, garages, patios, sidewalks, interior and exterior Farmland painting, free estimates, PUBLIC AUCTION of Antiques & Household Goods reasonable and guaranteed. Ph: (COOP) Industries, 8154354746 or 815489-2429. Located at 9H E. Water St., Pontiac, III. or 2 blocks V „ ^ V Inc. *5-21/6-11 East of hospital.
LEXINGTON, sewing service. Saturday, May 23, 1981 at 10 a .m . May special, aU zippers 82.50. FLOYD BYRNE, Owner %* Call Mary Brent, afternoons and Auctioneers: Freddie Immke Jim Trunk evenings, 309465-3631. Saunemin, II. Forrest, II. 1 5 v2 *5-7/5-21 Subordinated Capital Investment Certificates due 1986
WILL BABYSIT in my home. •Interest rate as of May 1, 1981. Interest rate Ages 1 and up. Ph: 8159454741 subject to change at any time prior to use. after 5 p.m. C57/521 E.O. Call Your Local E.O. Jonas Representative Today. BOBBI’S POODLE shop, doing (End-Of-Month) Edward D. Janes & Co. aU smaU breeds. Years of T.L.C., *.e.s *0'» Stot 6 € ec*#«ge '«« experience. No tranquilizers. AKC poodle puppies-reasonable. ThawviUe, ph: 217487-2397. SALE c57/tfn BILL SCHWEIZER and KAREN VOGEL Phone 815/842-3836 APPLIANCES painted like new, refrigerator, washers, dryers, 214 W. Washington, Pontiac, IL 61764 etc. Jim Willis, Chatsworth, ph: On “ HEW” 8154354769 after 5. Edward D. Jones 81 Co. •57/528 John Deere 201 Progress Parkway Maryland Heights, Mo. 63043 WILL PAINT like now, lawn riding and mowers, tractors, lawn furniture. push type Gentlemen: Jim Willis, Chatsworth, ph: Please send me a prospectus at no obligation on Farmland 8154354780 after 5. lawn mowers' ___ Industries, Inc. Subordinated Capital Investment Certificates. •57/528 Model 65 J.D. riding mower - Reg. $885 .. SALE SS28 21" cut, push type, list $384 ...... SALE S2S9 N a m e ______.------FOR ROUT 20” cut, push type with bagger, S tre e t______Reg. $245 value...... SALE $185 City------18” cut, push type with bagger,- | S ta te ______Z ip------SIX ROOM HOUSE, modem but Reg. $225 value...... SALE S IM I Business Phone ______needs TLC on inside, paint, etc. | Home Phone______Can be seen Saturday, May 23, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 8150/montfa D & W Lawn & Garden j My Edward D. Jones 81 Co. representative: Phone 306/432-2861 and deposit. 90S East John, I ------— Forrest *5-21/521 Mlnonk, III. St. 81 II ------1 * •
Chatsworth 8186383010 Chanoa 618 848 8221 Cullom - 815408-2684 Colfax - 308-7282881 El Pm o • 308827-4800 Fakbury - 818882-2368 F o t T M l 6 1 8 8 8 7 8 4 8 2 Q rid lay 308747-2078 Cornbelt Classifieds . . . Lexington • 3088888714 O narga - 8 1 8 2 8 8 7 8 1 5 r City 8138882S30
FORREST: 3 bedroom house, YOU’LL APPRECIATE this INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 10 County Lines - May 20-26, 1981— SIX |2S0 monthly. Deposit required. energy efficient, spacious 3 acres of farmland on the north CARPETS AND RUGS to be HERE NOW - Armstrong Spring Near schools. Ph: 815-657-8447. bedroom ranch. Beautifully edge of El Paso. In city limits shampooed. Reasonable. Dave Carpet Spectacular, April 20 landscaped, screened-in between N. Pine St. and I.C.R.R. c5-21/tfn Kaeb, Fairbury. Ph. 818692- -May 16. Six carpet styles to Phone or write: Don Geiselman, recreation area, 2 baths, utility 2282. c03-25/tfn choose from, including plushes, SIX ROOM HOUSE, in El Paso, room, multi-purpose room. 95 E. Seventh St., El Paso, Ph. prints, and sculptured Saxony in references required, Ken Faulk, Central air and attached garage. 309527-2559. cll-13/tfn WANT TO BUY a piano in very a wide range of colors. Harms ph: 309-527-4245. c5-21/tfn The interior of the house must good condition. Ph: 815-692-4469. Home Furnishings, Chenoa. Ph: be inspected to be fully REALTY WORLD. Ed Ingold. C 81 4 /8 2 1 815-9482731. c4-2/tfn MINONK: 5 room apartment appreciated. “Check this actual Call 309863-4371 or Mary Kirkton, natural gas heating bill Sept. 5, associate. Ph. 308747-2383. available immediately. No pets. WANT TO BUY Singer MAGNAVOX COLOSSAL clear 1980 through March 5, 1981; cll-13/tfn Deposit. Ph: 309527-5541. Featherweight sewing machine. ance sale now in progress. $320.22” e5-14/tfn Ph: 818692-2202. C821/828 Special price on color TV and The house for you, upper $50’s. 2 BEDROOM house for sale, in stereos at Fairbury Appliance, OFFICE SPACE for rent, 568 Tired of paying rent? Then Piper City, fully carpeted, full WANTED TO BUY Singer 202 East Locust. c4-16/tfn West Main street, El Paso. Partly stop to see this ideally located 2 basement, screened porch. Featherweight sewing machine. bedroom house. Partially Reasonable. Call 8158889288 furnished, off street parking. For Ph: 815832-4917. Call collect after COMBINATION, bumper carpeted, large kitchen with after 5 p.m. c4-9/tfn appointment call Bob at 6 p.m. Pearl Immke, R.R. 2, pool/card table; dk. brown vinyl dining area, and definitely a wise 309527-6345. After 5 p.m. call Fairbury. *821/821 swivel chair; several huge plants choice for the energy conscious. GRIDLEY. 2 lots comer of Rt. 24 309527-2522. c5-14/tfn ranging from 5 ft. to 7 & 8 ft. high. Not only low cost heating but and Market st. 128' x 120' Melvin WANT TO BUY used bicycle. 2 solid walnut bar stools, save on gasoline because Grace. Ph: 308747-2003. LEXINGTON: Duplex2 bedroom Woman’s. Reasonable. Ph: hammock, 2 chest of drawers, everything within walking c4-30/tfn with garage. $285 per month. Ph: 8186578450. C821/821 end table and many more misc. 309-452-7771. C5-14/5-28 distance. items. All excellent cond. Ph: Make a point to see this one, IN ANCHOR by owner. Large 2 815892-2051 or 818692-3498. FAIRBURY ARMS. 2 bedroom, can’t afford not to, $20,000. Power story, 2 or 3 bedroom, with 2 full FURNITURE nc-4-30/tfn apt. partially furnished. Ph: Agency, Chenoa. James Power, baths, gas heat, city water, 217-745-2313. c814/tfn Broker 815-9455411; Alieta assume 94% mortage, price Cr APPLIANCES Tinges, 815-945-7122; Marshall $24,500 after 5 p.m. phone TWO TWIN size mattress, box APARTMENT in Fairbury, and Pat Johnson 815-945-4921; 3098282603. 4-30/tfn HUTCH, pecan, like new. Ph: spring sets. Meister girls, upper 2 bedroom private and Katie Power 815-945-7142. 818692-2644 after 5 p.m. Cullom. Ph: 818689-2253. $150 per entrance, carport, stove and C5-21/5-21 FOR SALE OR RENT in Gridley, nc4-2/tfn set. C 8 2 1 /8 2 1 refrigerator. Deposit and new duplex, 2 bedroom units with references. No pets. Ph: MINONK: New 3 bedroom ranch garage in Miller's Rolling Acres 815892-3895. C5-14/521 with full basement. FHA 235 subdivision. Ph: 308747-2672. (subsidized) loan assumption •87/828 EL PASO: Cottage, ideal for one available. $45,900. Call: Kerry Help Wanted person, $175 per month plus Kidwell, Henderson and electricity. Ph: 309527-2085 Associates. Ph: 309829-2570. WANTED before 6 p.m. c4-16/tfn *5-21 /811 Lexington Area - Secretary/Receptionist
COUNTRY apartment. HOUSE IN Bloomington for Unfurnished main floor, two house in Fairbury. Bloomington; Must live in Lexington area. CARPET AND linoleum custom bedroom. 15 miles northwest of 3 bedroom, kitchen, living, dining ers to see our new lines. Ph. Must be able to work with public on ij: Normal. Basement, washer- room, full basement, screened 818635-3239 for in-home showing dryer hookup, garden space and porch, central air, fenced back phone and face-to-face. May be part- | yard, one car garage. Trade for and free estimate. 20 years j garage, $200, deposit and experience. Courtesy Carpet, or full-time. Send resume, wage and references. Ph: 309-9287137. house of equal value. Ph: Francis Schade, Chats worth. time requirements to Box D, c /o c821/828 3098278830. C821/821 c0810/tfn Chenoa Clipper, 217 Green Street, COOKSVILLE: house for rent, 2 FOUR BEDROOM, 14 baths, Chenoa, IL 61726. or 3 bedroom, deposit required, two story home on large comer available July 1. Call Larry lot, well insulated, gas heat, must Adreon 309-7283528. sell, 410 Market St., Gridley. Ph: c821/tfn 309-747-3151. *814/821 The
EL PASO Open House, 60 East An open letter to tlie Public 7th. Newer 4-bedrooms with Perfect practically everything. Priced to FOR SALE OR RENT CROWTHER PAZELY 2 1 0 WHUAIU8 8 T..b o x z m sell. All reasonable offers Running ROOFING, INC OWWHT. IL 18420 considered. Alternative financ PNOM (IIS) 584-1177 SECOR . 1 bedroom mobile home ing. Ph: 309527-2366. • 8 1 4 /8 2 8 May 18, 1981 on large lot. $125/month. Deposit, Mate! references required. No pets Ph: On the 15th of March, 1981, the Dwight 309-744-2558. c4-23/tfn Roofing Co., Inc. sold its interests and property to the Crowther-Pazely Roofing Co., Inc. The purpose of this notice is to acquaint ourselves with former clients of the Dwight REAL ESTATE Roofing Co., and to offer our services to you. We will acknowledge previous warranties and commitments made by Dwight Roofing Co., and GRIDLEY: New 3 or 4 bedroom we are looking forward to welcoming new clients tri-level, beautiful home in new and friends. subdivision, $56,900. Call 309-747- We are capable of all types of services on 2109. c02-07/tfn residential, commercial and industrial buildings. ICO fMOoul of tim« day dale month and year These services include hot built-up roofing, FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom Chronograph with elapsed ranch home, 3 baths, 24-car and fiiermediate time shingles, siding of all types, steeple repairs, garage, central air conditioning, Night Irght siliconing, tuck-pointing, slate repairs, sheet main floor utility room, full metal work, and guttering. m i t fx Awot .hmadeespe basement. Melvin Grace, Ph. We are fully insured, bonded and able to naliy f ' g q e rs a ncJ . atavelle 309-747-2003 or 309-747-2787. service you on all types of storm damage repairs. Try this for size m jk . s t ,\ itf - the latest in quartz c0827/tfn by Reuben Huber te hn, logy Its features include All estimates are made free of charge. a stopwatch mode that records Owners are Richard 'Dick' Crowther, a third Newsboy: "Extra, extra! Read lo 1.-10C >t a second a split (tap) all about it - two men swindled!” read'ng feature to record times generation roofer, and Jerome 'Jerry' Pazely, who DEFINITIONS^ Man: “Give me one. Say, there lot runners dual time zone has thirty-one (31) years in the roofing business. isn’t anything about two men capabilities and a lightweight We have also retained some of the former being swindled.” plack case and plastic strap employees of the Dwight Roofing Co. Although that s impervious to perspiration Newsboy: “Extra, extra! Three Now you can always stay we are located in Dwight, Illinois, our area of work men swindled!" ahead of the pack by keeping is unlimited. in step with CataveMe Again, we are in business to serve you and give A miser is someone who will From 838.89 you the finest in materials and workmanship. catch another cold just to use up Please feel free to call us if we can help in any the cough medicine. 1882 Cfcevy Cavafter. The CX r a v e l l e * way. Our phone numbers are Area Code ^ by BULOVA csiftH f ear tram I ti Z. I Is there anything more 815-584-1177 or 815-584-1178. totals now car being Mrnftnceft embarrassing than coining out of Thanking you, we remain new at Famraan Cftawalal ftrtek. your Memory Improvement class and forgetting where you parked SCHELL’S Twwpwlft— CnanSaal your car? Jewelry Store fta i.M ft 787-1411 — I1 M M -Q 4 I • t a r PETERSEN Need clothes for Homecoming or 105 West Madison, Pontiac • Chnvrolnl Quick graduation? Shop at Huber’s In Phone 844-8535 BESIBfftTUU. • CMHKRCML Chry lar Plymouth Fairbury - the store for men and NBT R08FM8.8MMII. AM STBPIE W0M M. 8> I f t t IfttiftWL E 81l» boys and ladies too. IT'S BULOVA WATCH TIME 0 ) ) County Lines - May 20-26, 1961—SEVEN LANE CEDAR CHEST -Gradua FEED YOUR EGO and your R.N.’S - L.P.N.’s. Join the tion layaways - Variety of styles LIVESTOCK WORK WANTED pocketbook. Sell Avon. Good $$$, interesting field of Gerontology. and wood finishes to choose from. nice people. Call 815-832-4661. Competitive wages, good Stop in and browse around. C5-21/5-21 benefits, flexible hours if desired. Harms Home Furnishings, Rt. 24, Inquire: Greenbrier Lodge, PRACTICAL NURSE. Private AMBITIOUS people working Chenoa Ph. 815-945-2731. Piper City, D., ph: 8156852277. A t Stud home. Onarga only. Ph: from your home. For interview, c57/tfn C 57/528 Two American Saddlebreds 815-268-4550. C5-21/5-28 write Box X, c/o Fairbury Blade, JASON GENIUS PEA VINE Fairbury, R., giving name, INTERESTED in keeping in ASHBA 71552 MAN WITH TEN years farm address and phone no. FROST FREE refrigerator/ touch with nursing but still be at freezer. Must sell. $125 or best AMBER’S SORREL GENIUS experience needs job. Can start C5-14/5-21 ASHBA No. 53465 now. Please call 815-635-3304 home most of the time? We need offer. Ph: 309-747-2000 or an R.N. or L.P.N. for the 11-7 One Tennessee Walking Horse between 6-9 p.m. c5-21/5-28 COOK, 3 days a week, 6 hours per 309-747-2107. *5-14/5-21 shift one night a week. If FORBES CHAMP day. Ph: 309527-2085. interested, call 8157952288 TWHB/EA No. 754675 WORK WANTED. Practical c5-21/tfn between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. LOOKING FOR qShlity furniture Fee $100 live foal for either nurse. Private home. Onarga Monday through Friday. The at prices you can afford? Stop in stallion. only. Ph: 815-268-4550. Earn $4.87 Hr. Good Samaritan Home, and browse around our large Also for sale, 19 assorted C5-14/5-28 WE NEED assistance in Flanagan. C514/521 selection of name-brand home Saddlebred and Walking Horse evaluating and responding to mares, fillies, colts, in various furnishings. See what driving a daily work reports submitted by ACCEPTING applications for stages of training, some green- little can save you. Harms Home HELP WANTED our field agents throughout the cleaning person, part time, 6 broke, some well-broke to ride or Furnishings, Rt. 24, just east of state. No experience necessary; days a week. See Mr. or Mrs. drive. 1-55 interchange, Chenoa. Ph: paid training program; work full Wessel. DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF 815-945-2731. c5-21/tfn DENTAL HYGIENIST 3 or 4 or part-time at home. For WALTON'S Fairbury days a week. Send resume to Box information send self-addressed, of Fairbury BABY CRIB for sale, like new, Ph: 815-692-2383 office; 4, Fairbury, II., 61739 or call stamped envelope 9V4 inches long C 521/521 dark pine. Ph: 815-945-7610. 815-692-2471 residence. 815-692-2815 for interview. to AWG, P.O. Box 49204, Atlanta, C5-21/5-21 c57/tfn c4-16/tfn Ga. 30359. *5-21/521 PIn n Ujm to Pag* 10
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ASSOCIATE COURT NEWS Streator, Speeding, $25., (State). Non-Roc. Claimants In DIVORCES: Katherine Grace. 75, Judge Darrell H. Reno, Presiding Anthony C. Jensen, 10, Chancery. (Cplt. To Foreclose Bobbie Sipes and Gean D. Fairbury, 5-3-81. Ronnie L. Holt, 23, Streator, Pontiac, speeding, $25., (State). Mtg.) L 12 B 2 Riverside Add. Sipes, both of Dwight, 4-15-81. Ethelyn Stabler, 48, Bement, speeding, $25., (County). Verna J. Kelso, 40, Odell, Pontiac). 5-4-81. Jean M. Michaels, Gardner former Cornell, 5-5-81. Edward L. Davis, 2$, speeding, $25., (State). In Re: Dissolution of and Gary L. Michaels, Dwight, Mae Keeley, Chicago, former Fairbury, speeding, $25., (State). Richard A. Sanders, 32, M arriage of Roy E. Roberts, 4-23-81. Fairbury, 5-5-81. Douglas A. Blass, 2$, Pontiac, Forrest, speeding, $25., (County). Chats worth A Sharon Kay Mary Clair Wyllie. Pontiac Elva Augspurger, 76, Chenoa, Dis. R.R. signal, $25., (Pontiac). Robert L. Jenson, 31, Pontiac, Roberts, Chatsworth, 5-5-82. and John Meta Wyllie, Emington, 5-5-81. Tom F. McCormick, 17, Imp. speeding, $25., (Pontiac). In Re: Dissolution of 4-24-81. Alonzo Power, 88, Pontiac, overtaking. $25., (Dwight). Kristene E. Martin, 17, M arriage of Frances Briggs A Barbara Ann Riedel and Carter 5-4-81. ^ David N. Wince, 21, Pontiac, speeding, $40., (State). Sanford Briggs, Jr. 5-5-81. M. Riedel, both of Forrest, Louis M iller, U , Pontiac, Saunemin, III. trans of alco., $25., Dino John Ruder, 18, Pontiac, 4-27-81. 5-7-81. (Pontiac). Imp. racking, $25., (Pontiac). MARRIAGE LICENSES: Marsha Rosenberger and Max Ellen Thornton, 72, Steven L. Curl, 30, Fairbury, David D. Quick, 25, Cornell. Michael John Heenan and Dennis Rosenberger, both of Pontiac, 5-8-81. speeding, $25., (State). III. poss of alco., $25., (County). Susan Kay Barnes, both of Chenoa, 4-28-81. Carrie Paternoster, 81, Larry E. Barnett, 23, Odell, Charles Dwight Beeler, 43, Pontiac, 5-4-81. Richard Adair and Anne Fairbury, 5-8-81. speeding, $25., (State). Streator, driving while revoked, Robert Wayne Steidinger and Adair, both of Chenoa, 4-28-81. Albert Sohn. 70, Fairbury, William A. Flessner, 78, $100., (County). Denise Lynn Ely, both of Dwight, Patricia Campbell, Pontiac 5-8-81. Saunemin, speeding, $25., 5-4-81. and Kenneth L. Campbell, (Cullom). WARRANTY DEEDS: Norbert Garcia and Maria address unknown, 4-28-81. Joseph R. Masching, 24, Bernard W. Convis, Sr. A wf. Heriberta Briones, both of Robert D. Erschen and Betty Saunemin, speeding, $25., to Mary Caryl Harriman 8 14 77 Pontiac, 5-4-81. J. Erschen, both of Pontiac, DCCA seminars (Dwight). $10 etc. (R.S.-) W' j WV, SW'/4 Gregory Alan Johnson and 4- 30-81. Francis D. Fraher, > 76, SW'« Sec. 15-25 4. Linda Kay Durham, both of BIRTHS: The Illinois Department of Kempton, no valid reg., $25., Gerald L. Kiest A wf. to Pontiac, 5-4-81. Randy Vedder, Fairbury, son, Commerce and Community (County). Steven Neal Roberts, 5- 2-81. Walter A. Hari A wf., jt. ten. Affairs (DCCA) has scheduled David L. Wiechman, 27. 5-4-81 $10 etc. (R.S. $80.50) Beg. Flanagan and Audrey Leigh James Scott, Manville, son, Graymont, speeding, $100.. at a pnt. 528' S. of NW cor. of Francis, Pontiac, 5-4-81. 5-5-81. two seminars for May. On both (County). NEV« Sec. 3-24-4, etc. Vernon Rexroad, Pontiac, May 15 and May 22 a seminar will Gary D. Wilkerson. 28, Walter A. Hari A wf. to MARRIAGES: son, 5-5-81. be held in Chicago to acquaint Streator, leaving the scene/acc., Marvin H. Bahler A wf., jt. ten. Betty Lou Hornsby and Larry David Woodward, Pontiac, minority business men and $100., bond fort., (County). 4-28-81 $10 etc. (R.S. $80.) (Same Gene Ray, both of Fairbury, son, 5-5-81. women with the problems and Tina A. Molton, 17, Pontiac, prop, as abv.). 4-18-81. William Pierce, Chenoa, son, opportunities in doing business Imp. lane usage, $25., (County). Robert Nussbaum, Tr. of Denise Ely and Robert 5-7-81. with government agencies. The Michael W. Gourley. 28, Nussbaum Trust to Board of Steidinger, both of Dwight, Craig Engel, Pontiac, son, other DCCA-sponsored seminar Streator, no valid safety test, Education of Fairbury-Cropsey 4-25-81. 5-8-81. will be held in Kankakee May 12 $25., (County). Community Unit School District Carol Wolf, Pontiac and DEATHS: James J. Franklin, Jr., 17, No. 3 of Liv., Ford A McLean Co., Daniel Brian Faust, Dwight, Leo Steinbach, 66, Pontiac, to inform small businesses on Dwight, fail to reduce speed, $25., III. 5-1-81 $10 etc. (R.S.--) L 20 4-25-81. 5-2-81. energy conservation and usage. (Dwight). Nussbaum 2nd S/D Fairbury. Rick Lee Keopfce, 20, Pontiac, Charles William Bingham A no fishing license, $25., wf. to M artin Steidinger 4-28-81 (Conservation). $18 etc. (R.S. $4.50) L 4 B 24 Marc H. Haag, Cullom, III. Marsh's Add. Fairbury. V l'lk M CI MTTUS? poss of alco., minor, dismissed, Wayne Yoder, div., etc. to (Complaint). Donald A Glen Yoder, tens, in Joseph W. Fecht, Cullom. III. com. 5-18-72 $10 etc. (R.S. $10.) poss of alco., minor, dismissed, NEW Sec. 22 A NW NEW SEW (Complaint). Sec. 22-24-7. Faulks is offering the Randall W. Convis, Fairbury, COURT PROCEEDINGS: Unlaw del. of alco to minor, $50., Glenn Bressner vs. Miller's greatest for less (Complaint), 40 days cond. Town A Country Store, Inc., a discharge. corp. At Law. (Cplt.) (SW SEW during our Wendell Hibbs, El Paso, Sec. 18-27-4) In excess of deceptive practices, to days $15,000.80 R costa. 4-28-81. supervision, (Complaint). In Re: Dissolution of May Carpet Sale!! Allen Seggerman, 20, Pontiac, Marriage of Paul Me S toots, poss. of cannabis, $100., Dwight A Shirley A. McStoots, (Complaint), 6 months probation. Dwight.s 4-28-81. John Casey, 20, Macomb, In Re: Dissolution of Bonanza Reg. 11.95 poss. of cannabis, $100., Marriage of Gail A. Joyce A 100% Continuous Nylon Hi Low Plush - Iln iA f 7*» (Complaint), 3 months probation. Michael R. Joyce. 4-28-81. Jute Backing. n u i w * Russell Handy, Springfield, In Re: Dissolution of & deceptive practices, dismissed, Marriage of Cathy L. Rogers, ♦ (Complaint). Streator A Amos L. Rogers, Save *3°:psr s r . yd. Ronnie Folk, 17, Forrest, 2 Streator. 4-30-81. charges of theft under $150.. 10 In Re: Dissolution of day jail, (Complaint), 1 year Marriage of Shirley A. Dunning, Also on K t n p t a k for the person who wants to Save Labor. probation. Streator A Paul F. Dunning, Des Lawrence Smith, 22, Plaines. 4-30-81. Reg. 12.79 NOW 4 .4 9 S a v e 4 * # per s r . yd. Evanston, poss. of cannabis, $75., Pontiac Chair Employees (Complaint), 100 days probation. Credit Union vs. Julie Lane, Richard L. Rinkenberger, Fairbury Small Claim Cmplt. Forrest, III. cons of alco., minor, $248.12 A costs. 5-1-81. dismissed, (Complaint). Fairbury Federal Savings A Country Time Jerry Stahl, 2t, Bloomington, Loan Assn., a corp. vs. John L. A Autoclave Heatset 100% Continuous Filament Nylon. Hi Low battery, dismissed, (Complaint). Sheral Dronenberg A Bank of Plush Michael J. Heenan, 32, Pontiac, a corp., Unkn. Owners A Lovely to look at - Luxurious to walk on. Nursing is for Professionals Reg 14 95 NOW 11" S aV C 3 ™, Registered Nurses - Licensed Practical Nurses beautiful colors to choose from •Competitive Salary •Thrift & Savings •Premium Pay for Plan V. Weekends •Tuition •Shift Differential Reimbursement *9 Paid Holidays* •Inservice & Walltex Shiny/ •Liberal Vacation Continuing Program* Education Programs •Paid Pension •Discount on Wfallpaper Program Inpatient & ‘Comprehensive Outpatient Services On Sale At Medical Insurance •First Day Sick Pay Including Dental/Life 30% Off Positions Available Fall-Time. Part-Time, or Mal-A- Expires May 31. I N I Benefits Available for Part-Time
Contact: Mrs. Patricia Noonan, Registered Nurse, Director of Nursing Sendee Saint James Hospital 610 East Water Street, Pontiac, Illinois 61764 j4ULK rURNITURE Phone: 815-842-2828 El Paso, Illinois County Lines • May 20-26, 1961— NINE Industrial training Open house set for Area The Illinois Industrial Train F airbury ing Program (ITP), a statefund- ed program which pays a portion Vocational students The Livingston Area of the salaries of new workers formal dining room; living room; while they are being trained, has Vocational Center Building two and one-half baths and Hospital helped create more than 500 jobs Trades classes will hold an Open centrally located laundry room. House at their 1900-81 project The house is built on an 64’ x in Illinois since its beginning last house on Saturday, May 23, and 132’ lot and has 1,960 sq u are feet year. ITP recently contracted Sunday, May 24, from 1 p.m. to 6 of living area, with an i Notes with Blaw-Knox of Mattoon, for p.m. on both days. 610 square feet in the i example, to train 108 workers. Il The house is located at 809 Patrick Barrett linois will pay the firm $43,000 to Boulder Drive, which is in the Cunningham train the workers who, according fourth addition to the Illini instructors. Area to the Illinois Department of subdivision, about five blocks MONDAY, May 11, 1*S1 Fairbury Hospital Births; helped in contraction indnded: ADMITTED To Mr. and Mrs Anthony Commerce and Community Af southeast of Pontiac High school. Chenoa - Tyree Campbell, Mrs. Anna Schmkigall, Aberle. a baby girl born Monday, fairs (DCCA), will return approx- Students from nine of the 13 Doug Seeman, Phillip Sherman, Fairbury, Surgical; Mrs. Frieda May 11, m i at 9:17 a.m. imatley $210,000 to the state in participating high schools in the Dan Carranxa, Rod Dunahee; Clark, Cbenea, Medical; Miss weighing • lbs. 3 oi. various taxes during just the first Area Vocational Center have Forrest-Strawn-Wing • Rick Helen Fox, Saunemin, Medical; To M r. and Mrs. Rodney students enrolled in the Building Rinkenberger, Brace Bolliger; Larry Janssen, Fairbury, Hodges, Forrest, a baby girl born year of their employment. In Trades program. Saunemin - John Eggenberger, Medical; Thomas Verdun, Tuesday, May 12, m i at t:50 dividuals and firms wishing more The house is a three bedroom James Mauser, Jim McDowell, Pontiac, Medical; Roland Nims, p.m. weighing * lbs. 4
DISMISSED Rodney Steffen, Fairbury; Billy Joe McNeal, Eugene, Ore., Mrs. Anna Schmidgall, Fairbury. Il lH l f I C l I f BRIIBRI7 III f S aare re THURSDAY, May M, IN I k.n 89C ADMITTED Mrs. Bertha Sharp, Chats worth, Surgical; Miss Amy 6 '- 8 ' F la t o f 72 Ptatz, Fairbury, Surgical. S unburst DISMISSED $9.50 1-G al. Emmett Blasingim, Locust $1.59 Chats worth tram, to Mercy & Globe Arborvitae hospital. Champaign; Mrs. Juniper Andorra Frieda Clark, Chenoa; Alpha C ano e Ferguson, Fairbury; Miss White Birch Spiney Greek Kimberly Jennings, Forrest; Larry Janssen, Fairbury; Miss Reg $34.95 Juniper Techney Arborvitae Diane Lyons, Onarga. $17.95 F R ID A Y , May IS, m i ADMITTED 1-Gal. Mugho Pine Wallace Mowery, Fairbury, 1 - G a l. Reg. $6.95 Accident; Millard Fannin, Sibley, Medical; Mrs. Catherine Golden Vic cry Martin, Fairbury, Medical; Miss Pigmy Barberry $3.95 Rachel Rich, Fairbury, Medical. Reg $2 95 P o te n tilla DISMISSED Values to $8.95 Mrs. Gina Aberle and baby 5-Gal. French Lilac 10 for $24.95 girl, Fairbury; Lawrence Nance, Red-Blue-Purple Chats worth; Mrs. Helen Fox, 3 for $11.95 Saunemin; David Tharp, Reg. $9.95 6" Combination Pots Cullom; Mrs. Marguerite Ms ha. Reg $6 95 Pontiac; Mrs. Emma Puckett, 4.95 Cullom; William Runyan, Valley View 3 for $19.95 Fairbury; Roy Besgrove, Lawn Edging 8-Qt. Potting Soil Fairbury; Mrs. Roberta Huff, A rtific ia l Pontiac; Mrs. Genevieve Barnes, 20' R oll Reg $1 79 45C Fairbury; Mrs. Teresa Hedges Cemetery Wreaths and baby girl, Forrest. $13.95 .. .,4/$39.95 Hanging Baskets 1 l T V NEED RIDE OR riders to LSU HELP WANTED pre-session. Leave 7:45 back at 3 o’clock. Sue Huber. Ph: 815-692-2257. nc5-21/5-21 (Continued from Page 7) NEED RELIABLE person to PERSONAL watch 9 and 7 year old beginning in June. 5 days a week 8 :1 5 to Update 5 :1 5 . Call 815492-3843 after 5 :30. •5-21/5-28 SLIM GEMS is one year young! 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Mon., Tue.) 2(19) <15 NBC Newt Today 1:15 0 9 LeadOffMan O O 13(1#(32 M.A.S.H. 6:53 0 7 News 1:30 0 5 Another World 6(8) 17 Joker't Wild 6:55 2 (2) WBBM Editorial 0 1332 Courtship Of Eddie's 8 © (44 Outer Limiti 7:00 O 311 Bullwinkle Father O 9 Berney Miller ’ 41(2 iMornlng 09BasebaltChicagoCubsvs © MecNetFLehrer Report 2005(10)(18)9$ Today Cincinnati Reds (WED . 0 12 Dick Cevetl Show WEDNESDAY Cuesl G eorge M elly Part II O 3 Captain Kangaroo THUR ). Chicago Cubs vs Mon 0 1 3 3 2 Tom And Jerry ireal Expos (FRI ). Chicago (47 Slim CuieMe (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9.00 PM E.D.T., 6 0 7 0(8)dTilgi Good Morn Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates 6 :3 0 0(31) Happy DeyeAgein P.D.T. - 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. 2 0 0 5 (10) (») 89 Family ing America (MON.TUE) "Rivfcin: Bounty Hunter" (1981) Harry Morgan. K n Leibman 0 9 Bozo 1:58 6 0 7 0(8)117(191 FVI Feud The action adventure drama is based on the real lift exploits of O Over Easy 2:00 O 31 Guiding Light (Exc. O 3 PM Magazine Stanley Rivkin. a New York based bounty hunter wh< has been 13 8# All In The Family 7:30 0311 Underdog Mon.) Baseball (MON ) O tracking down bail lumpers for more than 20 years © 13 32) Magllla Gorilla (JOINED IN PROGRESS) 6(81(17 Tic Tec Dough 0(19) Barney MHIer O Sesame Street Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh THURSDAY (Closed-Cap tloned) Pirates O 9 Bateball Chicago White 7:45 (S I2 A.M.Weather 2 (2) Guiding Light Sox vs Toronto Blue Jays (NBC) THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM © Wild Wild World Of 8:00 O 2) (2) (31) Captain 2 0 ( 1 0 ) <16){£& T«xat E.D.T., P.D.T. - 8:00 PM C.D.T.. M.D.T. Kangaroo 0 3 Guiding Llght(Exc.Mon.) Animalt 0 3 Jeffersons Baseball (MON ) (Joined In © 12 (47 MacNeH-Lehrer FRIDAY O 13 3 2 Popeye Progress) Chicago Cubs vs Report © 12 Sesame Street 6 :5 5 ( 2) (2) WBBM Editorial Pittsburgh Pirates (NBC) FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 8:00 PM E.D.T., 8:30 0 3 Alice O 13 (32 Beverly HHIbUliet 0 7 WLS Editorial 0 1 3 3 2 FHntstones 6 0 7 0 ( 8 ) (17 (if) General 7 :0 0 0 (2 )(2 )0 3 (3D E no eE n os P.D.T. - 7:00 PM C.D.T.. M.D.T. and Turk lake on a modern 8 O (44 My Favorite Martian Hospital (Exc. Thur.) The "Animal Home" (1978) John Beiushi. Tim Matheson An O 9 Bewitched Eighth Annual Daytime Emmy Fagin’ who is the mastermind outrageous comedy taking place during fraternity rush week m behind a luvenile crime wave, © Mister Rogers Awards (THUR ) 1962 at Taber College, where the Deltas are out to prove to one 9:00 0(i'(2)(Jfi Jeffersons 2:30 0 5 Texas and an elderly woman insiata on and all that they have a corner on bizarre and outlandish behavior 2 0 5 (10) riO Las Vegas O 1392 Casper being used as bail' to trap at the school (R) Gambit 8 O (44 Get Smart young muggers (Repeal. 60 O 3 O (1# Phil Donahue O Villa Alegre (Exc. Fri.) m ini ) 2 0 0 5 ( 1 9 ) 0 $ ) ® Real Peo (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. - Show © 12 Electric Company 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. OO 138932 Richard Sim 2:57 O (4) (2) O 3 (3D ple Featured highlight* include mons Show Newebreak a visit w ith a woman w ho w as "ScrupiM" (1981) Shelley Smith, Dirk Benedict Intrigue and 6J8) n?) Love Boat (Exc. Thuf.) voledlhebestwailreasin Amer romance surround Billy Ikehorn. lhe wealthy widow of a business 0 7 A.M. Chicago 2 * * “ 1(1# FVI ica by 7.000truckers. a midget tycoon, who inherits a conglomerate of diversified companies in 8 0 ( 4 4 700Club 3:00 O (}D Hour Magazine Michaelangelo:' a tractor eluding Scruples, a speciality shop in Beverly Hills O 9 Hollywood Squares (4 Ut) One Day At A Time driving chimpanzee: a lady who ffi Sesame Street 2 0 (1 4 )9 # < V I Love Lucy dresses birds in costumes and SATURDAY iCio sed-Captiorted) O 3 Movie 'Change ol Habit' trains them lo sing popular ® 121 rv Sc hoot Programming (WED ). Live a Little. Love a songs, a peek at punk (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. 7:00 (Exc.Mon.,Tue.)EleclricCom- Little' (THUR ). Spinout' (FRI ). hairstyles, and a Mark Rutsell PM C.D.T., M.D.T. parry (MON .TUE ) Living It Up' (TUE.) satire (Repeat, 6 0 mins ) "Satam't Lot” (1979) David Soul, Lance Kerwin Ben Mears. a 0 1 3 8 2 PM Magazine (<7) Sesame Street O 13 0 Mighty Mouse And successful novelist, returns to his boyhood home of Salem's Lot 9:30 0 (7 ) (2) 3D Alice Friends 6 0 7 0 (8 )0 7 )0 # The Mop pets G o To The Movlee M ie t haunted by the memories of a house that troubled him as a boy a 2 O S ( I t ) (3) Blockbusters 9 0 ( 8 ) 9 7 ( 9 ) Edge Of Night house he beheves is the embodiment ot pure evil (R) 0 8 $ To Ted The Truth tc. Thur.) Piggy. Kerm it end th e M uppet O 13 92 John Davidson S 7 Movie (Exc. Thur.) 'How gang are joined by epecial Show To Stuff A Wild Bikini' (WED ). gueal tla rt Lily Tomlin and Dud SUNDAY 0 7 Edge Of Night Muscle Beach Party' (FRI ). ley Moore lor an hour ol muaic 0 9 850.000 Pyremid The Love Boat II' (MON ), ‘A and comedy ae they ta ke a tour (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.D.T.. P.D.T. - 7:00 0 12 Off The Air (Mon., Summer Piece' Part I. (TUE.) ney through cinema history. (60 PM C.D.T.. M O T. TueJ 8 0 0 Movie Design for Liv mine.) "Silver Streak" (1976) Gene Wilder. Richard Pryor Murder, 10:00 O (!) (2) O 2 ® Price le ing'(WEO). Fair Wind to Java' 8 0 (4 9 Mo vie-(Adventure)** "Raise The Titanic” 1060 mayhem, romance, adventure and a liberal dose ot hilarity nde the (THUR). Color Me Dead' rails between Los Angeles and Chicago (R) 2 < t f o S ( lt ) ( B ) » Wheel Of (FRI ). Devil eHairpIn' (MON ). Jason Robarda. Richard Jor dan (Paid Subscription Televi Fortune Cherokee Strip' (TUE.) 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(R) < WEDNESDAY County Lines - May 20-26, 1981—ELEVEN ly. the Catholic Restoration, 11:50 a Dick C avett Show Gueat surprise exhibition ot Kip's covers the Inend is a men. he with locus on Michelangelo. Novaliat Stanley Elkm paintings, a laud between the says 'no (Repeal) McMILLAN Bernini. Rubens and Titian 12:00 B 3 Adam 12 two pals develops otter art cri AND WIFE Coffee. Tee Or B i t ITV Show: Put A Lillie B ( 1 i ) Newa tics cruelty Kip's pamtinga. and Class In Your Show Cyanide' Mac is on board a 12:10 8(8)(fr JimBakker Kip blames Henry tor making a plane when a passenger, trying All Creatures Great And MAY 22, 1981 B 7 Movie -(Mystery) •• tool out ot him (Repeat) lo poison his wile, accidentally Small Mailers ol Lite and "Saint Meets The Tiger” 1943 B 12 New Voice poisons an innocent pas EVENING D eath' Hugh Sinclair. Anthony Quinn 7:59 B 13 3 2 Newscene senger. 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Chris 2:30 O S Meditation Francisco acquired house is ransacked, mtoiail (Closed Captioned) lopher Plummer French in 0 9 Movie (Comedy) ** 13'32* Com edy Classics and all the evidence points to a 0(47) Sneak Previews The O spector Clouseau is called "Henry Aldrich Swing* II" 6 0 7 (8) (17* Charlie s Angels ripoff by a black friend and baa Life and Death of the Black upon torescuethe Pink Panther 1943 Jimmy Lydon. Charles Angels At Sea' A disturbed ketball teammate of their son. 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They colorful prints -ready second team, then played Melvin, losing 6 to 0. leading scorer, Don Snow, v shirred top -buy your They played Saunemin and lost 31 to 0, but points The team averaged 40 ( bust measurement it was a beginning. Players on that first team with Coach George Evans. minus 6 inches - and we Save were Bob Koehler, Burnell Hinote, Antone include the straps to Weller, Gifton Sleeth, Russell Hammond, letter winners were Don match. Poly/cotton -easy Dale Bergan, Ward Collins, Virgil Culkin, Bud Sargeant, I^eroy Homstein, Ri< care - Regular 45c per Kerber, Wayne Adamson, Noble Pearson with Roger Collins, Bob Whittenb Haberkorn, John Bennett. Di inch. substitutes Wallace Hammond, Ambrose Cor bett, Weber McCulloch, Elton Finefield and Ivan Diller, Don Hummel, Ja 50°/ niel Dehm, John Monahan. R Larry Powers. William Kibler was coach. Sale They continued playing, winning a game now Murrel Hughes. and then. 1954 was a good season. The It wasn't until the fall of 1936, Chatsworth to that old "bugaboo" Onar( produced a real good team. They were win often Chatsworth’s Waterlo ners of the V.V. trophy and went through the Coach Mel Bishop the team season undefeated. Coach Everett Collins game, this time to Reddick directed the boys through seven games and By 1960 the team was cham won them all. Players were Bloice Bess, Art ing all nine games played, eai Sterrenberg, Joe Wittier, Kenny Hummel, Leo to the opponents 44 With Cos were again winners of the V 1 of heav y « Garrity, Ken Rosenboom, Frank Garrity, Regular 29” Herb Knoll, Dan Kyburi, Allen Edwards, Bill Miller, Claude Branz, Jim Shi lp*M RlfM lI cis Boruff, Keith Miller, Jot Panasonic Mortal RF-949 irtra Arm tea aprtng. Lawless, Boyd Crews, Wendell Gard, Jack FM/AM Lawless, l^eo Sneyd, Frank Kaiser, Gerald Anderson] Virgil Martin, Dale Hummel, Neal Marxmiller, Bill Norbits, Albrecht. Tom Snow, Ken Ash Portable TW IN SIZE FULL SIZE QUEEN SIZE Harold Finefield and Paul Sterrenberg. nett, Gerald Martin, Rich Pea Raq. 159” * Reg. 199” Reg- 249” 1942 was another good season. They won all John Wait were pictured wi Radio their games but one, a night game with team. with Telescopic Chenoa. They won all the V.V. conference 1962 saw them with one lost antenna - Igamea. thereby winning the trophy. Mr. the rest wins. Again in 1962 the Earphone/External Kibler was back coaching during the lari war wins and one loss to Gilman, RF-549 Speaker Jack - AC or years. way tie for conference champi Battery (Batteries not 1943 they played like the Cuba, managing to in 1963 under new coach l>eeon and one loss to Onarga, and a( Included) HOURS: lose every game. 1945 was another successful lost only to Onarga. 4:30 - 5:30 Oaily season. Chatsworth won the V.V. trophy under Mr. Kibier's coaching. Marvin Bruner. Joe Open until 9:00 p.nt Johnson, Donald Blair, Gerald Tayler, Bob The team lori to Gilman 24“ Friday ( k b f a a * 0 ® Zorn, Frank Ha berk ore, Tom Ford, Ezra thereby losing the confereno Aberie, Vendell Sanders, Lauren Blair, Junior tough one to lose, a real heart Sandera, Jay Hummel, Bud Herr, Gerald the team lori only one game to Haberkore, Bob Hubly, Elmer Romans, Jim ing the pari seven years, there Mauritian, Jim Trunk, John Lang, Harold - 73, '75, '77, and '78 they lost Aberie were the team members. their games. 1946 cloeed the season with Chatsworth wtn- So Chatsworth has had its ning all eight games, completing a fifteen probably more ups than dowt game winning streak in 1946 and 1919. This years of football. Chatsworth I was Frank Kuntx' first yesr of coaching foot big school. Enrollment was ne ball bare. Roger Zorn, Freak Livingston, Paul Klehm, Virgil Leathers, Tom Askew, Dick Fortna, Jim Zorn were players added to the ( Please turn to page 2) . 1