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1 HOAG f- SONS 3UOK HINDERY INC SPRINGPORT MICHIGAN 4P 28A / / > v lhbh>q l AG AIN! Coach Barry Corban accepts the f from hgh school athletc drector Loeon Carrco. Ita p n p o ta tlo n are (kneelng, I to r) Walt Sterrtfnberg, ynamn, Clva Hpmsten, and Ken Drllng. W e la d l Don Qbb, Dck Kurtenbach, Bll Oler, Bll Zom, and Gerardo Bern, team manager. Staff Photo by Dave Roberts r plcu ndecu cr C H A T S W O R T H. IIU N O IS ( ) T H U R S D A Y. FEBRUARY N IN F T Y E IG H T H YEAR N U M B E R Davs Heads Canddate Feld... 7 GOP, Demo Score In Dstrct 4 Prmary Seven men emerged from the Republcan prmary for members of the Lvngston county board from Dstrct Four n Tuesday's prmary electon, from among 0 canddates. In addton, one Democrat, Rafael (Ray) McGteal of rural Chats worth and the prewnt supervsor from Germanvlle townshp, was nomnated The eght wll meet n the Aprl 4 electon for the seven seats on the beard from ths dstrct. Led by Bert Davs of Strawn, who polled 655 votes from the 4 precncts n Dstrct Four's 0 townshps, the others and ther totals were, n order, Curts Weeks, rural Farbury, 629; Merle Haag, Cullom, 63; Fred Keger Jr, rural Forrest, 67; Carlos "Bud" Thompson, Farbury, 536, John A. Ruppel, Chatsworth. 523; and Frank Lvnpton, Chats worth Tralng them were Fverett McCullough of rural Cropsey, 435, Herman R. Reger, Forrest, 26, and Stanley Weber, rural Pontac. 24. The new county board, outgrowth of one man, one vote reapportonment, succeeds the former Board of Supervsors, on whch each townshp supervsor was an automatc member. Ther authorty now stops at the townshp hue, but Tuesday's electon lsted nne supervsors, one of them, the late Roy Hppen of Forrest, deceased just pror to the electon, garnered 79 votes The newly apponted supervsor, Herman Reger, conducted a wrte-n campagn n an effort to be named to the county board, but apparently dd not have enough tme to get a ground swell gong. McGreal, the lone canddate,on the Democratc tcket, was one of the successful supervsors (Germanvlle townshp) qualfyng for the general electon to the county board. CO X _ oc ff oc Z 0C > a /> u z UJ UJ -» ID o Z < O 3 f CO O O U Q U ft ID UJ ID 5 UJ 3 & GO X 5 OC o Z > s 5 z ID X ID UJ (J CO z OC o f < 8 8 z - = z 3 s > o d >- ac UJ Z oc I OC^ <r u < oc 8 < ID oc > 3 OC 2 z ID o 3 5 fc u. x 2 BELLE PRAIRIE INDIAN GROVE bt> INDIAN GROVE INDIAN GROVE AVOC.' FAYETTE FORREST s FORREST PLEASANT RIDGE GERMANVILLE o CHARLOTTE SULLIVAN TOTALS and sx others on the Republcan tcket were also successful Davs of Fayette townshp. Weeks of Avoca townshp, Haag of Sullvan townshp. Fred Reger Jr. of Pleasant Rdge townshp. Thompson of Indan Grove, and Ruppel of Chatsworth townshp McCullcugh, from Belle Prane townshp, (I'kasc Turn to Page Two) Form er P lan d ealer E dtor To C e le b ra te 9 0 th B rthday A A (Arch) Rabon, a former edtor of The Chatsworth Plandealer, wll celebrate hs 90th brthday on Monday, Feb. 4 He was bom to Antone and Adelade Rabon on Feb 4, 662, n Ashkum townshp, near L'Erable He s now the only survvor of ther 3 chldren. Mr. Rabon began workng on the Clfton newspaper when he was only years old He later worked on the Watseka newspaper staff, after whch he became owner and edtor of The Cbfton Advocate for many years In December of 923, he and hs famly came to Chatsworth He bought out the late S L (Spke) Boeman't partnershp wth the late S. J. Porterfeld, who at that tme was the local postmaster, and assumed the poston of edtor of The Chatsworth Plandealer Later, K. R. Porterfeld joned n the partnershp In 943, Rabon sold hs nterest and moved to Calforna. He was maned to Mss Mabel Brandt at Clfton n Septembe. f 906. They had two daughters, Mrs Clarence Bennett. Chatsworth, and Mrs M L. Remund. Brandon, Fla. Mrs. Rabon ded on June 7, 934. He later maned Mrs. Chcago on Feb. 3, 945. her at 7234 Bodega Ave., Rabon s a 50-year Velma Patton n He now lves wth Sebastopol, Calf, member of the Chatsworth Masonc lodge, the Order of the Eastern Star, and Modern Woodmen. He s a past master of the lodge and past patron of Star. Along wth hs two daughters, he has two granddaughters, nne peat-grandchldren and one peat -great -grandchld. Town Board Dscusses Problems Created By Dogs Runnng Loose The Chatsworth town board wll take defnte acton f Chatsworth resdents who own dogs do not dscontnue lettng them run loose announced Mayor Don Askew at the town board meetng on Monday evenng, Feb 7. Ths, he sad, s very annoyng, especally when persons set ther garbage out on Wednesday evenng, then fnd t strewn all over the yard before the dsposal men pck t up Thursday mornng Several ncdents were cted where ths has happened Mayor Askew contnued to say that ths was un called for and f the dogs owners ddn t do somethng about t, the town board would be forced to take acton Also durng the meetng, Mayor Askew read a letter from the Unversal, Tank, and Iron Works, Inc. out of Indanapols, Indana The letter stated that the ladder leadng up to the water tower, whch the town purchased, no longer met state safety specfcatons At the tme t was purchased t dd The 970 Safety Act provdes that fxed ladders exceedng 20 feet n length must have ether properly desgned ladder cages wth rest platforms, or approved ladder safety devces The Indanapols company stated that the most economcal method of modfcaton s wth a Udder safety devce Vrgl Culkn. town clerk, recommended that the letter be referred to George Farnsworth, a ty engneer All those present were n agreement Mayor Askew reported that $453 damage was estmated to the fre hydrant at the corner of Hckory Street and the Campus Blacktop Woodrow Salzman ran nto the hydrant at approxmately a m Saturday. Jan 29 Dscusson on updatng the town's nsurance polces was brought up and t was decded that Trustee Ken Sharp and a commttee would meet wth the local nsurance agent n the near future for ths purpose. The mayor also told the board members that f they or any other Chatsworth resdent was questonng why the local taverns could reman open on Tuesday Feb 8 whch was electon day, t was because the electon was for the dstrct, not for the town He sad he would be glad to explan t further f anyone stll had a queston Re-Schedule Kndergarten Regstraton Superntendent Robert Stuckey has announced that the regstraton of kndergarten students scheduled for last Thursday. Feb 3. had to be postponed due to the hazardous weather condtons. It has been re scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 0. at 30 p m n the Chatsworth Grade school lbrary Parents of chldren who have not yet been regstered must ether do so at ths tme or contact Superntendent Stuckey at the grade school offce before Thursday Lenten Servces To Begn A t Lutheran Church St Paul's Lutheran church wll hold mdweek Lenten servces each Wednesday at 7 30 p m, beg rulng Ash Wednesday. Feb. 6 Ths year the sermon senes wll be under MARKETS the general head of "If Jesus Had Sad It Com Soybeans $0 30 concerns the excuses people use for not worshppng and f Jesus had used them what would have happened to our salvaton7 Everyone s cordally nvted»o attend these servces. Bluebrds Edge Glman Owls For Vermllon Valley Champonshp By COACH BARRY CORBAN The week of January 3 to February 2 proved to be an enjoyable one for the Chatsworth Bluebrds and ther fans After watchng the frst nghts of the 39th annual Vermllon Valley tournament, Chatsworth began ther play on Wednesday evenng by playng the Tr Pont Char^rs at Onarga By postng a vctory at the expense of Tr-Pont, the Bluebrds advanced to the sem fnals aganst Melvn Sbley, who had upaet Roberts Thawvlle earler n the tournament. Chatsworth earned the rght to play the Glman Owls n the champonshp by slppng past M S n the sem fnals The beautful week was concluded Fnday evenng at the Bluebrds left the Onarga gym carryng the frst place trophy after upwttng the Glman Owls, 50-49, for the champonshp. TRI POINT It has been sad that t s dffcult to beat a team three straght tmes n one season. Roberts-Thawvlle had beaten M-S twce earler, but fell to the Rams n the frst game of the evenng So wth ths thought n our mnds we knew that we must control the game to record our thrd vctory of the year over the Chargers. The game was dose untl the fnal 2S4 mnutes of the frst half, when the opened up an eght-pont advantage at break. Chatsworth, usng a man for man defense, completely the second half. After leadng 6 ponts n the second half. (Pleaw turn to

2 We C hatsw orth fans can be very w ell pleased w th the excellent playng and sportsm anshp th a t o u r local basketball boys dsplayed durng the V e rm llo n V alley to urnam ent. C ongratulatons boys and a specal co ngra tu la tons to Coach Barry Corban fo r leadng the boys on to vcto ry. I also ow e a bg th a n k yo u to Dave Roberts fo r coverng the to urne y n my absence. For those o f you w h o are now w onderng w h y I deserted m y post, I m ust a d m t I was o n ly try n g to get learned so th a t I m g ht m prove the paper A ll k d d n g asde, our publsher, Jm Roberts, sent me to Champagn to attend an Illn o s Publsher's A u x la ry short course n w rtn g. I and Jm Hobbs, the Onarga Leader e d to r, le ft Wednesday evenng and returned Saturday afte rn oon, q u te tre d, b ut more learned n several areas of journalsm. Of course, m ost of you p ro bably aren't nterested n a detaled account of my experence. In fact, some o f you are by n ow w onderng w h y I, snce I supposedly learned so m uch d o n 't q u t ra ttln g on and on and co n tn u e w th som ethng m ore m p o rta n t. My o n ly reason fo r brngng t up was to explan m y absence. However, d o n 't expect m racles to happen n the paper. I'm try n g b ut rem em ber I m o nly human. To have a good newspaper, we need the help and cooperaton o f everyone. Speakng o f cooperaton, m y assstant, Mrs. Bob Z m m erm an, w o u ld apprecate hearng when any o f you have com pany or go away. I have assgned her the task o f g ettn g the local news and snce she s ju st gettng started and may n o t k n o w some o f our readers, w hy n o t gve her a call? Some o f you may be nterested n kn o w n g w ho the w nners were o f the przes gven by the Vanda Beauty FOR SALE Cleaned full sze lumber 2x4's - 2x6's - 4x6 s etc. Wll sell stck or all of t. Also wll gve prce of completely bult garage or other buldngs, wth new or used lumber LYLE SHAMBROOK Phone counselor at the February Flea m arket n the legon hall. Mrs. M axne Costello won an a rtfc a l flo w e r arrangem ent and Mrs. Lnda Shpley receved a box o f candy Mrs. Gladys Rosendahl, stopped by the o ffce Tuesday to show me a p ctu re and w rte up about her grandson, Steve, that appeared n a recent F ra n k fo rt newspaper. Steve, a 965 graduate o f C hatsw orth Hgh school, s now manager o f the Jerry Lews Theater n F ra n k fo rt Plaza, w hch o n ly recently opened. Nce to hear news about C hatsw orth graduates w ho are n ow m akng good. 4 It's also nce to hear about form er C hatsw orth resdents. A. A. Rabon, w ho some o f you may remember as a fo rm e r e d to r o f the C hatsw orth Plandealer, w ll be celebratng hs 9 0th b rth d a te on M onday, Feb. 4. I'm sure he w o u ld apprecate some letters or cards. Hs address s 7234 Bodega Avenue n Sebastopol, C a lfo rn a Talked to Larry LaRochelle Wednesday m ornng and he sad preparatons fo r the annual c o m m u n ty sale, w hch w ll be held Saturday, Feb. 2, are m ovng q u te sm oothly. He sad hs o n ly hope n o w s th a t the weatherm an w o u ld cooperate to o! A fte r ths last b t o f bad w eather, I'd say\ t's tm e fo r a change, w o u ld n 't you? In the face o f some recent events ta kng place at basketball games, I fo u n d t nterestng to run n to ths lttle t d b t : " Y o u 'll fn d yo u r kds seem to tu rn o u t better f you're a good m odel nstead o f a good c r tc." W hat w o u ld you say? DR. PEROS TO SPEAK ATPWP SATURDAY Pontac chapter of Parents Wthout Partners wll meet February 2 at 7:30 p.m. n the communty room of the Bank of Pontac Dr Alex Pero, Farbury, wll speak on drugs Any sngle parent may attend L A D Y D E B E A U T Y SH O P C H A T SW O R T H, IL L. 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N othng Salvaged Fre Destroys Kenneth Hummel Home And Belongngs In Utah Ten years ago, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hummel and ther chldren gathered up all ther belonpngs and moved nto a new house n Salt Lake Cty, Utah. Today ther new house and all ther belon^ngs are gone, destroyed by fre Mrs Hummel called Mrs. Walt Lee last week to tell of ther msfortune Mrs Lee then nformed The Plandealer that the fre occurred Wednesday. Jan 2, about 4 p m, then tme The fre apparently started n the famly room of ther tn lewl hcnre Two of the Hummel s fve chldren were home when the fre started, but nether was njured. All of ther belongngs that were not estroyed by the fre, were so badly smoke or water damaged that they were worthless. Donatons are beng accepted by the Walter Lee s for the Hummel famly. Canmsters have been placed n several stores around town and anyone wshng to ^ve. can also contact the Lee s or Mrs. Loren Ultzsch at the Chatsworth Tool and Manufacturng Co. The Hummels lved on the Ralph Dassow farm n Germanvlle townshp for 4 years. Before Ken and hs famly farmed the land, hs parents, the Frank Hummels, ased sx chldren there and farmed the farm for 38 years. Hummel served years as German mle supervsor and had served on all commttees of the board of supervsors and was charman of commttees for the county home, audtng of sherff's accounts and lcenses. He was also a member of the Chatsworth school board Mrs Hummel partcpated n several organzatons around won. one of whch was Kurtenbach Cted For Gold Honor Roll A t Colorado Jerome P Kurtenbach. who s attendng the Unversty of Colorado n Boulder, Colo., has mantaned a 3 40 average and hence, named to the gold honor roll Kurtenbach was among ten Colorado football players who receved ths dstncton. He was topped by only one other player, who was an upperclassman ' Charlotte Home - Extenson Holds Meetng A t CAPS The Charlotte Home Extenson unt met Tuesday, Feb 8, at CAPS Hostesses were Mrs. Wll Flessner. Mrs Charles Culkn and Mrs Augusta Sterrenberg Mrs Harold Hornckel presded at the meetng n the absence of Mrs. Charles Ellott Plans and commttees were named for preparng and servng the Charlotte elevator's annual dnner later ths month Mrs Ben Saathoff and Mrs Lesle Hanna presented a lesson on Sewng wth Stretch Fabrcs. The mnor lesson, "Let's Try Orgam, was then presented by Mrs Harold Hornckel. C ulkn Vftjm ojuul 24 HOUR SERVICE <Homs AMBULANCE - OXYGEN EQUIPPED Weslev Johnson Clarence E. Culkn Manager F. I). & R. E. the Junor Woman's club of whch she had been presdent. The Hummel's have fve chldren, one havng been born after they left Chatsworth The chldren, Carre. Pam, Kent, Jeff and Shanna, range from 7 to 23. Carre, the oldest, s marred and had lved n Oregon However, her husband was n the procec of changng jobs, so they had stored most of ther belongngs at her parent's house Hence, they were also destroyed by fre Mrs Le sad that the Hummels know nothng about the collecton of donatons n Chatsworth She feels that because they were such fne, upstandng resdents whle lvng here, ths s the least the resdents of Chatsworth can now do for them As she sad, "Just put yourselves n ther shoes No home, no belongngs Wouldn t you lke to feel that someone "back home' was rememberng you7" The Hummels are now lvng n a rented house n Salt Lake Cty, whch has been provded by ther nsurance comjany. Republcans Brave Cold Weather To Attend Meetng The nght was cold and the snow was deep (n drfts) but n spte of "ran, sleet, hal and dark of nght the Chatsworth Republcan Woman's club met Frday evenng, Feb 4. School had been cancelled, some meetngs called off, but two thngs went on as scheduled. One was the V. V. basketball tournament, the other the Republcan Woman's club. Bud Herr, commtteeman for precnct 2, was present, explaned the electons comng up m the near future and gave out sample ballots. Feb 2. a meetng s beng held at CAPS for state representatve. Carl Hunscker. Carl has been a good frend of Chatsworth and has tred n every way to help solve the problems nvolved wth CAPS Ths s a publc meetng and everyone s nvted A commttee was apponted to assst wth refreshments. Mrs. Allen DUer gave the program, revewng the book "The Golden Evenngs of Summer," a book she hghly recommended Mrs. Louse Jensen reported on the county luncheon at whch Mrs Ogve spoke A membershp drve s beng conducted for county membershp Chatsworth already has 5 members enrolled n the county club The group that can get the most members wll reeeve a plate matchng the chnaware used n the Governor s manson Club members took a lttle quz on Natonal government. The club met at the home of Mrs Opal McMahon, wth Msses Nelle and Katherne Ruppel assstng Program booklets were gven out for the comng year The next meetng wll be March 3 at the home of Mrs. Martha Lvngston, wth Mrs. Velma Snow and Mrs. Elrna Dxon assstng hostesses Mrs. Gladys Rosendahl wll have the proyam We wsh to express our thanks to our frends and relatves for ther many acts of kndness and thoughtfulness to us durng our recent bereavement n the loss of our son and brother, Donald Cavanaugh Jr Mr & Mrs. Donald Cavanaugh Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Chrs Zmmerman Matte ton, Cherts worth Plandoatar Thurs., Feb. 0, 972 Page Two THE PLAINDEALER Estsblshed 8/3. ILLIN O IS Publshed every Thursdey JAMES H ROBERTS Publsher Austeen Hughes L o c / Edtor Entered s Second Cless Met ter st The Post Offce Chttsmorth Illnos. Under Act o f Merch SUBSCRIPTION RATES TRI COUNTY AREA One Yr.. $4. Tyro Yrs. $7 SO Sngle Copes 0 cents OUT OF TRI COUNTY AREA ONE Yr. $4 50. TWO Yrt SB SO Telephone ADVERTISING RATES Ospley edverttmg 66c per column nch. I wsh to thank the people of Dstrct IV for ther support n the Feb. 8th Prmary Electon. W A Y N E B. D A V IS Strawn PAID FOB BY WAYNK DAVIS DISTRICT FOUR P R IM A R Y... (Contnued K o m P ( O n.) faled by 8 votes n pnng the seventh spot, whch was taken by Frank Lvnpton, a Chatsworth buanessman and newcomer to the poltcal arena, as was Weber, a Pontac busnessman and enyneer who lves n Avoca townshp, but who ran last on the tcket. The 0th present supervsor, Lester Hubly from Charlotte townshp, was not a canddate Successful canddates for nomnatons, by partes n the county's other three dstrcts were as follows In Dstrct, the cty of Pontac, Republcan Lous Lyons receved the largest number of votes -,95 Joan Bolz ran second wth,07, Howard J. Roth, 984, Mary Thompson, 897, Donovan Gardner, 833, Julus M. Luther, 798, and James J. Herr, 638. Betty J Poulot, the only Democrat on the ballot, receved 63 votes. GOP losers n Dstnct were Byna Shepherd. 589 votes, George R. Sandfer, 492; Alonzo W. Clay, 549, Norman Rttenhouse, 6, Robert Vertrees, 527, and Loren L. Cremer,'48 In Dstrct 2 Carl F. Klen was tops wth,052 votes, followed by Carl Sass, 906, Earl Dppon, 877; Wayne Patterson Kenneth Wonders, 860. Roy J. Suter, 743, and Elwn Brown, 706 All seven ere presently on the board of supervsors. Glenn Antrm, a board member for many years, was defeated. He got only 575 votes. Ronald Losey. a former board charman, also lost wth 566 votes. James TYanor and Ben DeZarn, Democrats, both on the present board, got 27 and 200 votes respectvely to wn nomnatons. Dstrct 2 ncludes Amty, Eppards Pont, Esmen, Long Pont, Nebraska, Newton, Pke, Readng, Rooks Creek, Sunbury and Waldo townshps and precncts 8 and 9 n Pontac townshp. In Dstrct 3 fve present members of the board of supervsors wll be on the Aprl ballot along wth two new names as Republcans. Ganng the hghest total vote n the dstrct was present board charman LaVeme Canham, wth 643, followed by James R. Mur, 640; Paul Fnch John M Spafford 585; Earl C. Mortmore, 535; and newcomers Robert F. Klrgler, 624. and Charles H. Watters, 6. Two ncumbent Democrats, runnng alone on the ballot, also wll appear on the Aprl 4 ballot. They are Wllam E. Noonan, 86 votes, and Francs Fnnegp.n, 84. Arnold E. Natzke, wth 438 votes, was the sole GOP loser n Dstrct 3. Dstrct 3 ncludes Broughton, Dwght, Nevada. Odell, Owego, Round Grove, Saunemn and Unon townshps, and precncts 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9 n Pontac townshp. H&atNr H L A Wed, Feb Thursday, Feb Frday, Feb Saturday, Feb Sunday. Feb Monday, Feb Tuesday, Feb Hgh for Week 38 Low For Week 2 Average for Week 8 Precputon 26 A A N W V U V W V M M W W M M M M W ; Class B Dstrct Tourney Begns Tonght A t F -S -W Acton bey ns tonght Thunday. Feb. 0. n the Class L ESA Dstrct Tourney m the Fonest Strawn Wng hgh school gym_ Roberts Thawvlle ves aganst Glman et! P Chatsworth Class B team plays the second game of the tournament, whch wll be on Saturday, Feb 2 at 6 30 p m. aganst FSW Pper Cty wll play the wnner of the R-T, Glman game at 8 p m. Saturday nght The consolaton and champonshp games wll be played Monday, Feb. 4, at 6 30 p.m. and 8 p m., consecutvely. All three trophes wll be awarded after the champonshp game on Monday nght, unless there s severe weather condtons. Thus, the thrd place trophy wll be awarded followng that game Champons n ths tournament wll proceed on to the sectonal tournament. Happy Annversary w JIM and GLENNA, FOR SALE 97 PL YMOUTH FURY III 2 door hardtop fully equped ncludng ar. 97 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 door hardtop fully equped ncludng ar. 970 FORD CUSTOM 4 door sedan V8, automatc transmsson, power steerng, rado. 969 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 door sedan fully equped ncludng ar. 968 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 4 door sedan V8 \ automatc transmsson, power steerng, rado. 968 BUICK WILDCAT. 4 door hardtcp fully equped ncludng ar. I960 PLYMOUTH FURY III 2 doo, hardtcp fully eouped ncludng ar. 967 MFRCURY COMET 4 door sedan fully equped ncludng ar. 966 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 door sedan V8 automatc transmsson, power steerng, rado. 966 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 door 9 passenger staton wagon, V8, automatc transmsson, power steerng. 966 MFRCURY MONTEREY 4 door sedan V8 automatc transmsson, power steerng, rado. 964 DODGE D00 pckup,! ton, 6 cylnder, 4 speed transmsson, rado. And Several Low Prced Cars R H O D E M O T O R S,.. In c- Chrysler - Plymouth - Valant Floyd and Harold Rhode Phone PIPER CITY, ILLINOIS PUBLIC AUCTION Havng decded to qut farmng I w ll sell my entre lot of farm machnery and lvestock at Publc Aucton at the farm located 5% mles north of Roberts m Route 5, or from the ntersecton of Route 5and24 east of Pper Cty, go south 3W mles on R<ute5. Commencng at 00 A.M. S A T U R D A Y, FE B R U A R Y 2, TRACTORS 947 I.H.C."M " tractor, M&W sleeves & pstons, new rear tres, 952I.H.C " H " tractor, motor completely overhauled, I.H.C. F-20 tractor wth mounted 2-M corn pcker. SMALL EQUIPMENT 2 wheel rubber tre traler. Bachtold weed mower wth 7 H.P. and chan drve, V-belt, P.T C. speed jack, 20 ft. 4" gran augur wth electrc 54H.P. motor, 300 gallon overhead gas tank & stand. John Deere tractor rado, new, tractor umbrella; pumpjack wth V4 H P. all weather electrc motor. I.H.C. electrc weed chopper, new, electrc fence posts & brackets, woven wre. 65 ft. hay rope, 2 metal round hog feeders, hand seeder, walkng plow. 4 ft. cattle gran bunk, LIVESTOCK 47 - Head of 200 lb Shoats. 4 Leghorn Hens, BUILDINGS 2 x6' Green Gable Brooker House; 3-8'x4' Hog Houses; 3 - Sngle Sow Houses LARGE MACHINERV Davd Bradley 5 ft. straght dsc, I.H.C. pull type 0 ft. tondem dsc; 2 row stalk chopper, I.H.C. 7 ft. tractor mower. I.H.C. oat seeder, nearly new. M&M manure spreader, Iowa manure loader, fts all tractors, Hammer Mll; I.H.C. #30 corn shelter Lttle Gant elevator, 48 ft., on rubber tre derrck, narrow tvde; hay rack on rubber tre gear; post hole dgger, fts all tractors. John Deere #490 corn planter, I.H.C. 2 bottom, 6' plow on ste e l,; John Deere pull type 4 secton rotary hoe; Kllbroa ade unloadng wagon b on rubber tre gear; 3 - wo afen flare box wagons on rubber ( wth H.D. Bradley gear), 4 secton sprng tooth, IHC #448 4 row cultvator; IHC #8 3 bottom, 4 on rubber. HOUSEHOLD Gas refrgerator, Sears gas apace heater, vented, thermostat controlled wth 2 fans 75,000 B.T.U's, 3 years old. bath tub; small cast ron kettle, sausage grnder; lard press, frut jars; sane mscellaneous 8 antque tems and other household aooda HAY & STRAW y 50 - bales of mxes hay,85 - bales of oats straw. Terms: Cash or fnancng wth approved credt NOT RESPONSIBLE for accdenta or artcles left after sa le Lunch by Pper Cty Auxlary ffftllp G r e g o r y THAWVILLE. ILLINOIS Clerks: Johnson & Bork Auctoneers: Jn Trunk, Chatsworth, ArtTeller. Cssna Park, N! ' K On Frday evenng M. a Maxaon and Mary Ru_. jtte tupper at the Pa la mar n.t Mr and Mrs. Mllard Ma attended the Roooo-Frawle recepton at Dvght on Satur was a flower ^rl. Mr. and Mrs. Lews Far Farley attended the funeral brother, the late Frank Wr Mo., on Wednesday. The conducted n the Frst Bap nterment was n Co Urns Walter Wrght and Mr. a Brantley of Kemptcn als< funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Lews Far called on ther uncle, June I and at the Lamb home on St Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Robn of Eureka were wee home of Mrs. P. L. WhtteJ and Mrs. Wesley Kehm. Ms Shrley Kehm return spendng semester break wt) and Mrs. Wesley Kehm. Mss Ruth Kehm of weekend vstor at the We Mrs. Ells Huttenburg Lock port vsted Monday Mrs. Gladys Rosendahl. v Mr. and Mrs Roland Borl Pper Cty enjoyed Sunday Gladys Rosendahl. Mr. and Mrs. Blonde W Tuesday to Saturday at acquanted wth ther new Mss LuAnn Nusshaum at a surprse brthday supp her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guests n attendance wel Gndley, Bloomngton, anl was celebratng her 20th brl Pfc. Paul Weller left last I to the army baw at Farban Mrs. Jesse Harms of For 85th brthday Sunday I restaurant. Attendng were I and Mrs Robert Head, Ml Husman, all of Forrest; M Harms of Bloomngton; Mller of Chatsworth; and I Farbury. Mrs. Harms s Mller Mss Sue Kyburz sp semester break at the ho Mr and Mrs. Dan Kyb mother spent Wednesd Frday of ths past week and Mrs. Gary Roberts an Mrs Mllard Maxson vsted wth Mrs. CharleJ hosptal on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Shar Pontac on Sunday to famly and Mr. and Mrs. G U A R A N I WATCH UNZOERS. forrestl DR. MARY D. Cl OPTOMKTI 428 E. Locust St., < Phone ft Hours 0-2 a.n -5 p.m. Tu Rot NOOI LUNCH! And Salt Mon. th k :30 to \xspl W.'V q'vvv-..v.v A ; VAk.-vN. _

3 lute On Frday awnng M. and Mrs. Mllard M aoon and Mary Ru^< t tended a rehearsal sapper at the Palamar n r.mac Mr. and Mrs. Mllard Max. famly attended the Rcoolo Frawley weud. j»nrt recepton at Dwght on Saturday Mary Rum waa a flower yrl. Mr. and Mrs Lews Farley and George Farley attended the funeral of Mrs. Farley's brother, the late Frank Wrght, at Colhns, Mo., on Wednesday. The wrvces were conducted n the Frst Baptst church and nterment was n Colhns Park cemetery Walter Wrght and Mr and Mrs D. R. Brantley of Kemptcn also attended the funeral. Mr. and Mrs Lews Farley and George called on ther uncle, June Myers of Cabery, and at the Lamb home on Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Whttenbarger and Rolan of Eureka were weekend vstors at the home of Mrs. P. L. Whttenbarger, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Klehm. Mn Shrley Klehm returned to l.s.u after spendng semester break wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Klehm. Mn Ruth Klehm of Cresent Cty was a weekend vstor at the Wesley Klehm heme Mrs. Ells Huttenburg and famly of Lockport vsted Monday wth her mother, Mrs. Gladys Rosendahl. r ' Mr. and Mrs Roland Bork and son John of Pper Cty enjoyed Sunday dnner wth Mrs. Gladys Rosendahl. Mr. and Mrs. Blonde Walters spent from Tuesday to Saturday at Glen Ellyn gettng acquanted wth ther new granddaughter. Mss LuAnn Nussbaum was guest of honor at a surprse brthday supper, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nussbaum. Guests n attendance were from Forrest. Grdley, Bloomngton, and Peora. LuAnn was celebratng her 20th brthday Pfc Paul Weller left last Tuesday to return to the army base at Farbanks, Alaska. Mrs. Jesse Harms of Forrest celebrated her 85th brthday Sunday at McDonald's restaurant. Attendng were Ralph Harms, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Head, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Husman, all of Forrest; Mr. and Mrs George Harms of Bloomngton; Mr and Mrs. Gerald Mller of Chatsworth; and Clfford Knate of Far bury Mrs. Harms s the mother Mrs Mller Mss Sue Kyburz spent her two week semester break at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Dan Kyburz. She and her mother spent Wednesday, Thursday and Frday of ths past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Roberts and Chad at Decatur Mrs Mllard Maxson and Mss Anna Mller vsted wth Mrs. Charles Stevens at Carle hosptal on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Sharp and Rcky went to Pontac on Sunday to vst the Gene Sharp famly and Mr and Mrs Andrew Ford G U A R A N TE ED WATCH REPAIR UNZICKERS JEWELRY FORREST III DR. M A R Y D. C H A M B K R S, O P TO M K TR IS T 426 E. Locust St., Chatsworth, III. Phone for appontment. Hours 0-2 a-u. Mon., Wed., Fr., Sat. -5 p.m. Tues., Wed. Jbut you jfa A ftf p p r p p p p CAPS board of drectors wll meet at 7 30 p.m on Monday. Feb 4. at the CAPS bam GERMANVLLE Communty club wll meet n the home of Mss Katherne Ruppel or Thursday. Feb 0, at 2 p m Mrs Gertrude Kroeger s program charman JR WOMAN'S club wll meet Wednesday. Feb 6, at 7 30 p m. n the home of Mrs Lnda Kmmel. The speaker for the evenng wll be Mrs Galloway from C l P S She wll speak on contemporary foods Each club member should brng her hygene kt W M S. OF the Frst Baptst church s scheduled to meet Monday. Feb 4. at 7 30 p m. n the home of Mrs Belle Fortna ALL MEMBERS should plan to attend the Amercan Legon Auxlary meetng on Monday. Feb 4, at 7 30 p.m n the Legon buldng Important m eetng SCHOOL BOARD wll meet Monday, Feb 4, at >p m n the offce of Superntendent Robert Stuckey The meetng has been charged from Tuesday nght because of the hgh school basketball game wth Onarga ALTAR AND Rosary wll meet Tuesday. Feb 22, at 7 30 p m Specal guest wll be Father Kolczask who wll speak on "Women n the Church Today " UNITED METHODIST Men wll meet Sunday. Feb 3, at the Educaton buldng at 7 30 p m CHAPTER Order of the Eastern Star wll hold a stated meetng Thursday, Feb p.m. Busness and socal meetng Intaton postponed to a later date Also postponed s the Fastern Star and Masonc dnner orgnally set for Feb 4, to honor SO year members New date wll be announced. O ld S u s a n n a h Route 24 W. Forbury, Illnos NO O N LUNCHEON And Salad Bar Mon. thru Fr. :30 to :30 O SPECIAL Frday & Feb. - 2 SUNDAY SMORGASBORD W th Deluxe Salad Bar Servng :30 to 3:30 BManrned Saturday Evenng STEVE DROCK and The GHOST RIDERS C H U R C H S E R V I C E S STS. PETER & PAUL PARISH Father Wlson, pastot Masses Sunday. 8 0am Weekdays except Wecfresday and Saturday. 7 30a m Wednesday and Saturday. 7 30p.m. Confessons Saturday. 4 to b p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pontac. Illnos SUNDAY Holy Communon and 9 a m Church School. 0a m CHARLOTTE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Edward J. York. Pastor Saturday. Feb. 2 ^ a.m.- Pastor's catachsm d a s at church. 7:30 p.m.- Young Adults meat wth tha Gerald Harmses at ther home. Sunday. Feb. 3 Race Relatons Sunday 9 a.m. Mornng worshp wth offerng for our 2 Negro colleges. Sermon: Your Fath s Showng. 0 a.m.- Sundsy school. Galen Haren, Supt. Lesson: Endurance and tha Chrntan Hope. 2 p.m.- Boys and grls' fellowshp at tha church. Wad.. Thurs.. Fr.. Feb p.m. Three nghts of sprtual enrchment. Corns and share your fath wth others. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 5th & Ash, Chatsworth Mar {p ret Poe, Pastor Sunday. Feb a m - Sunday school 0 30 a m.- Worshp servce. Sermon. Am I My Brother's Keeper? Westoesday Feb 6 7 p.m.- Prayer and Bble study. 8 p.m.- Chor rehearsal. Thursday. Feb. 7 4 p.m. Junor chor ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 6th & Walnut. Chatsworth Wrght s Sofas, Chars, Redners 0% - 30% FF Bedroom Sutes LARGE SELECTION $ $ OFF ALL STYLES H ave You Chosen Your Sweetheart Yet? Votng for sweetheart queen stll contnues, but as of Tuesday mornng, Feb 8. Mss Carol Schroen was n the lead, wth Mss Jean Gerdes runnng a close second. Persons can stll vote by droppng pennes nto cannsters whch have been placed n Vnce's Star Market. J C Kelly C o. Combear s Drug Store, and the Cottage Cafe Each penny wll count as one vote Votng can also be done by persons attendng the sem formal ball on Saturday. Feb. 2. from 8 to p.m. n the r.ool gymnaoum The publc.. mnted "Te followng prls have been hosen as queen canddates by the entre student body Mss Carol Schroen. Mss Jean Gerdes. Mss Barbara Kelly and Mss Ramona Petersen All of the lades are senors Mss Jo Beth Hubly 970 Sweetheart queen, wll crown the 972 queen at 0 p m One attendant from each of the other classes was also chosen by the student body They are Mary Jo Aberle from the junor class, Ange Dehm from the sophomore class and Cndy Kapper from the freshman class Crown bearers wll be Beth Stuckey and Carl Homsten Mss Schroen s the 8 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Glenn Schroen. Her school W llam Clooney, F a th e r O f Form er J T e a c h e r Des Wllam B Clooney, a retred GM&O tcket agent ded last Monday at Brokaw hosptal n Normal at the age of 92 He had stayed on the job untl he was 89, sayng t s better to wear out than rust out." He was born n Chenoa and began hs ralroadng career n 900 n Pontac, later transferrng to Bloomngton where he worked for sxty two years Hs daughter. Mary Fran Clooney, now Mrs Gene Keyes, taught commercal subjects n Chatsworth hgh school for several years. He had fve grandchldren Mrs. Johnson To Conduct Sewng Class Mrs Beverly Johnson. Lvngston County Home Economcs Extenson advser, wll be conducung a How To" sesson on clothng nstructon on Monday, Feb 4 at the Lvngston County Extenson offce n Pontac. One sesson wll be from 2 30 to 3 30 p m and then repeated from 7 to 0 p.m. Ths s open to all leaders, mothers, junor leaders, or anyone that helps the grls sew Samples wll actually be sewn Persons can watch or practce sewng For those who want to sew. take along a sewng machne, f one s avalable, needle, thread, thmble, pns, and scssors, materal (cotton) yard or scraps equvalent to that, pencl and paper, and questons Anyone who s nterested, should contact Mrs Tom Edwards for further nformaton Chatsworth P la n d e a le r Thurs., Feb. 0, Page Three W. C Burmettter, Pastor Thursday. Feb. 0 8th (fade confrmaton aftar school. 7:30 p.m. Sunday school taachars. Sunday, Fab. 3 8:45 a.m.- Sunday school. 0 a.m. Worshp servoa. 7:30 p.m.- Junor Luthar League. Tuesday. Fab 5 6th pvds confrmaton dess aftar school. Wednesday. Feb. 6 7th grads confrmaton after school 7:30 p.m.- Mdweek Lantan servce wth Holy Communon. Clearance SPECIALS Dnng Room I Dnettes Sutes o % % $00 $ j OFF OFF LARGE SELECTION CARPET ROLL BALANCES / W RIGHTS NYLON - WOOL - K 0DEL - 0R L 0N 20 % - 40% OFF MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVAILABLE Qualty Furnture, Carpetng, Applances - Pontac, Illnos ^ actvtes ndude FHA, GAA, art club, junor class play, AFS, senor clast treasurer, Tater, Lbrary club and Talefaathers. She enjoys sewng, swmmng and ce skatng n her spare tme and her man pet peeve s hypocrtcal people. A member of the Sts. Peter and Paul church, she plans to work ths summer, then possbly attenc Parkland Junor college and later teach specal educaton at the Adler Center Mss Gerdes. 8 years old. s the daughter of M and Mrs Allen Gerdes She s or has partcpated n AFS, band, pom pon squad, GAA, Tatler. Spansh d u b. art dub, chorus, student councl, alternate cheerleadng and majorette Her pet peeve s jaeople who spread rumors In her spare tme, Jean enjoys sewng and readng She attends St Paul's Lutheran church and s a member of the Semor Luther League She was also a canddate on the Homeoorhng court. Jean plans to work one year and then attend a fashon retalng school n Texas Mss Barbara Kelly s 7 years old and s the daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Kelly She was crowned Homecomng queen earler ths school year She partcpates n AFS, student councl, GAA. band. Spansh dub, Tatler. Talefeathers. cheerleadng. chorus, and Natonal Honor socety. She attends Grace Epscopal church at Pontac In the fall. Barbara plans to attend Eastern Illnos unversty Seventeen year old Ramona Petersen s the daughter of Mrs Shrley Dohman and Arthur Petersen She s now stayng wth the Joe Saxtons Her school actvtes nclude Tatler. Talefeathers, cheerleadng, FHA, AFS, GAA, and she was also on the Homecomng court She lkes to sew and swm and her pet peeves are people who spread vcous rumors Ramona has also partcpated n the Chatsworth communty chor She says she plans to work n Champagn after graduaton. All four young lades were asked to answer three questons. The questons and answers follow If you could do one thng to mprove the communty of Chatsworth, what would t be Mss Schroen Create more entertanment Dr. M ark R. Foutch OPTOMETRIST G E N E R A L O PT O M E T R Y A C O N T A C T L E N S O ne T rp S rr v r e for N ew G lasses E O R M M tl.v W IT H DR LANDA IN C H A M PA IG N H ours All D ay. M onday, W ednesd ay. S a tu rd a y T E L E P H O N E IDS S O I H I M A R K E T P A X T O N, ILL. for tee na gar. Mst Gerdev- S u n soma actmtaa for tha young paopa, so that thay mght hava a choea. Mm Kelly Have people gtt along batter. Mss Petersen- Gat more paopa nvolved <n communty actvtes. 2 Who has bean tha moat nfluental person n your lfe and why? Mss Schroen- My mother; tha has always been there when I needed her to lsten to my problems, try to understand me, and help me make the rght daemons. Mss Gerdes My parents, thay hav4 trad to <pve me the best that they could Mss K elly- My parents, they made me want to do good. M s Petersen Sster Mary Domnc, who was the prncpal at the boardng school whch I attended n Ferdnand, Ind. She taught me to beleve that no matter what happens to a famly, or whether they break up. everyone has to lve hs own lfe, and make hs own decsons between rght and wrong 3 What would be your one sutement of advce to fellow manknd Mss Schroen Do unto others as you would lke them to do unto you Mss Gerdes Forger and forgve. Mss Kelly Do your best to get along wth people, no matter how dffcult t becomes Mss Petersen No matter how sorry you feel for yourself or down you are, what you do today wll reflea on you for the rest of your lfe One of these four grls wll be crownad queen of the Sweetheart ball on Saturday nght If you haven t voted yet, do so soon. The dance s beng sponsored by the Chatsworth student councl, under the dreaon of Donald Gbb, advsor ED SCHMID, 0. C. Palmer paduate - Full Spne OFFICE HOURS Week days 9-2 and 5 ; Mon., WwL. A Fr., evenngs 7-8. Closed Thursdays. North 6th St., Ph , ILLIN O IS STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT "-OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Lvngston County In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Kathryn Feely, Deceased No P 72 9 CLAIM NOTICE Notce s gven of the death of Kathryn Feely, of Chatsworth, Illnos. Letters of Offce were ssued on February 3, 972, to Francs Feely, Chatsworth, Illnos and John B. Feely. 388 Austn Ave., Padc Rdge. III., Executors, whose attorney's name and address are s h o w below. Clams may be fled wthn 7 months from the date of ssuance of Letter of Offce and that any clam not fled wthn that perod s barred as to the estate whch s nventored wthn that perod. Clams must be fled n the offce of the Clerk of ths Court at the Court house n Pontac, Illnos end copes maled or delvered to the executor or admnstrator and to hs attorney Dated February Herr & Herr Attorneys for Estate 03 North Mam St. John S Bradshaw Pontac, Illnos Clerk of Crcut Court Ph c COULDN T MAKE IT? SNOW ED IN? IF YOU Q I0 N T ATTEND PONTIAC'S AND CROUCH'S DOLLAR DAYS LAST WEEK - BE SURE TO SEE THE WONDERFUL VALUES OFFERED THIS WEEK N O W - When Our WEATHER Is The COLDEST Our WINTER COAT And CARCOAT Values A re The Hottest! Many A t /2 PRICE And LESS! PRICES ARE LOWER A N D LOWER O N Knt Suts and Costumes Sportswear - Dresses A n y Shp N Shoro Blouse O r Knt Top YOUR CHOICE - SIZES 28 TO 44 20% OFF M ANY OTHER SIZZLING VALUES Do Your Shoppng A t CROUCH S W hle The Fre Is Hot! ALSO - SHOP OUR SALE CORNER LOCATED AT CLEVENGER'S MENS STORE FOR EXTRA BONUS VALUES. CROUCH'S m R eady To W kar Jr Pontac p»»»» a a a a

4 THE -GILMAN VERMILLION VALLEY champonshp game was what some mght call a real barn burner" wth the Bluebrds clamng the crown for the frst tme snce 965. The acton packed game closed wth a score of ' Staff Photo by Dave Roberts V. V. TOURNEY (Cant d, from Page I) posted ther ISth wn of the season by the score of VS. TRI-POINT <a ft tp Kurtenbach Draw 6 Drllng 4 o a Homstam 3 Raasndchl Zorn 0 2 Fahw Uam pton Stwranbwg a 0 4 Totals at 4 66 TRI P0MLT Sprsv, R w tenjr Hack a 3 9 Gray 2 4»»- - a 2 6 Moor 2 4 Hamlton Totals Scon by quartan: Chatsworth s 6 a Trl-Pont MELVIN SIBLEY In the sem-fnals of the tournament, the Bluebrdv ran nto vastly mproved Melvn-Slbley team. The Rams, wth quckness, good speed and good overall heght, battled the Bluebrds on even terms most of the evenng. Strong frst and thrd quarters gave Chats worth a 53-5 vctory. The Bluebrds' ablty to ht 2 of 32 free throws proved to be the decdng factor n the game For the second straght nght the Chats worth depth was very nstrumental n the vctory. The fact that our starters can be rested durng a tournament can be very benefcal to our team as the tournament processes It s very physcally trng to play three games n three nghts, and any rest that the players can p t wll pay off for us the last nght of the tournament. VS. MEL-SIB l ft tp Kurtenbach Oler S 0 S Drllng HornsSan Roaandshl 2 4 Fahw Lvnpton 6 Stanranbarg 0 Totals MELVIN SIBLEY Bums 4 9 Wn aw 2 4 B Thompson Nsthwton Vs tsar Hwrta 3 7 Totals Scots by quartan: Chatsworth Msten-Sbtey GILMAN After practcng for a half hour, the Bluebrds departed for Onarga n hopes of reapng the champonshp trophy. The frst half found the Bluebrds slowng down the pace of the game for two reasons We wanted to solve Glman's 3 half court press that caused us so many turnovers the frst tme we played, and we wanted to force them to run as much as possble whle we were not dong so. Early n the second quarter Glman went out of ther -3- trap and fell back nto a 2--2 zone But the Owls ht three 5-footers before the half to send the Bluebrds to the locker room, down by eght ponts. The second half, Chats worth opened up ther offense and promptly fell behnd by 2 ponts But the young Bluebrds began workng for the shot they wanted and began connectng on t. The fourth quarter started wth the Bluebrds down by fve ponts. But the Chatsworth full-court man to man press forced Glman n a number of turnovers and, wth about two mnutes left n the game, the Bluebrds dosed to wthn one pont From ths pont on, the lead changed hands untl, wth three seconds remanng and Chatsworth down by one pont. Clve Homsten grabbed a rebound out of the hands of a Glman player, banked the ball off the board and threw the basket to gve Chatsworth ts frst VVC tournament champonshp snce 965. The boys were proud of themselves and they certanly had reason to be They showed tremendous desre and hustle and that s what won the game for them. VS GILMAN ft tp Kurtenbach a 2 20 Oler Hornstsn Rose nets HI Lvm pton 0 Stsrrsnbarg Fahw Totals GILMAN Rsctenut Tammen 2 s a Vogt Kunsch Pa tar son 0 2 That ala Id Totals Scots by quartan: Chatsworth Glman TH, 6TH B-BALL RESULTS TEAM 0 DEFEATED TEAM C TEAM B DEFEATED TEAM A Chatsworth Plandealer Thurs., Feb. 0, 972 Page Four W ITH THE SICK Leo F Me ruhan of Chatsworth was admtted to Farbury hosptal as a surgcal patent Mrs. Charles Stevens s a surgcal patent n Carle hosptal at Urbana. Her room number s 354A. Mrs Gary Hardng entered Carle hosptal, Urbana, on Sunday, Feb. 6. a Mrs Esther Schade s a surgcal patent n Carle hosptal She entered Tuesday, Feb. 8. Mrs. Harold Dassow s a patent n Carte hosptal at Urbana. QUARTER, the Bluebrds turned on a fu ll court man-to-man press, forcng Glman nto many No. 6, makes hs move to shoot fro m the outsde, and seconds later ht for two ponts. The Bg V V ttle by one pant... Staff Photo by Dave Roberts. DICK KURTENBACH, NO., played heads up basketball n the Chatsworth, Glman VV game. The young athlete not only played very well defensvely, as shown n above photo, but ht the rms for 20 ponts Frday nght. Staff Photo by Dave Roberts Chatsworth J.V. s Top F-S-W, By J.V COACH DON GIBB Excellent shootng from the feld allowed the Frosh-Soph to hold on to a conference wn over arch-rval FSW at Forrest Tuesday nght The Bluebrds scored on 24 of 49 shots for a 5%. Forrest also shot well - 9 of 40 (47%). The frst quarter was np and tuck wth Chatsworth comng from behnd to lead by one at the end of the quarter. The second quarter was the Bluebrds' best quarter as they outscored the Eskmos by eght ponts Durng the thrd quarter FSW made a comeback after the Bluebrds had opened up a 3-pont lead at one pont. Chatsworth concentrated on gettng the good shot n the fourth quarter, makng fve of seven attempts. Freshman center Chuck Dennewtz turned n another fne <pme wth 9 ponts and eght rebounds Tm Scott added 8 ponts and of Chatsworth's 3 rebounds. Larry ElMnger collected seven rebounds. The Eskmos pcked off 20 rebounds. Defensvely, the Bluebrds forced FSW nto 20 turnovers. Chatsworth s now 9-6 for the season and 4-2 n the conference. Box score : <9 ft Scott a 2 4 Dahm 0 6 O w dw.s Olltor. D E lh n ^f 2 0 L hnplon Oamwwtz a Total 24 a 4 FSW Total Score by quartan: CHS FSW Saunemn Nets Overtme Wn O ver Wldcats By COACH BOB THOMSEN A poor second quarter, when they managed only two ponts, proved to be downfall as the Chatsworth Jr. Hgh Class B" basketball team suffered a heartbreakng 34 to 33 overtme lots to vstng Saunemn Monday nght. The local boys had the game won n regulaton tme, leadng by 2 ponts, 33 to 3 when Saunemn's M. Bllngton who had been shootng all nght and mssng, shot a last second shot that went n. Bllngton up to that pont had attempted 2 goals and made only one. The Wldcats made 3 more feld goals then ther opponents but poor free-throw shootng proved costly. They managed only 5 of 5 attempts for 33% whle Saunemn made 2 of 8 for 67%. BOX SCORE Class A W ldcats Out-rebounded, Suffer Defeat By Saunemn By COACH BOB THOMSEN Out-rebounded and commttng too many turnovers, the Chatsworth Jr. Hgh Class A" basketball team was defeated by Saunemn Jr Hgh 50 to 45 Monday nght at the hgh school gym. The Wldcats enjoyed ther best shootng of the season httng on 3 of 20 attempts from the lne for 65% and 6 of 33 attempts from the feld for 48%. The good shootng was off set by poor reboundng as Saunemn completely out-hustled the Wldcats on the boards and too many Wldcat turnovers n the faoe of a Sjunemn full-court press. The game School Lunch Menu Monday, Feb. 4 Meat loaf, potatoes and y a v y. corn, frut cups, frosted grahams. Tuesday, Feb 5 Beef and noodles, cabbage and apple salad, strawberry short cake, orange juce Wednesday, Feb. 6 Turkey and dressng, potatoes and gravy, golden carrots, Jello cubes wth cream. Thursday, Feb. 6. Goulash, tossed salad, apple crsp. was close throughout untl the 4th perod when the Vctors exploded for 6 bg ponts and the wn BOX SCORE Shafw Stwrenberg Haskns Kwnnet Homsten Mtxscn Ftekh SCORE BY OUARTERS Chatsworth Sauna mm Frday, Feb 8 Fsh sandwches, yeen beans, potato chps, pear salad or pneapple cups, chocolate cookes. CANCEL FEBRUARY IB DESSERT BRIDGE AT INDIAN CREEK The dessert brdge orgnally scheduled for February 6 has been cancelled due to wnter vacatons. HEY FOLKS I! FLOWERS MAKE SWELL ^ VALENTINES Don't for gt wa have the LOVE BUNDLE agan hart, and all ovar tha world. SHEPHERD FLOWER SHOP Glman, Illnos V ' Reflectng back on ou far, I would have to tournament has been gratfyng reward. The on we have sustaned ths come at the expense Valley teams, thus, all bt us from the conference c We felt that the only po avenge our losses woul conference tournament, proud of our boys d e te rm n a to n throt tournament. There are so many rev be reaped through athlet tmes all are forgotten vws so very proud of Frday nght, but perhaf that were not the Wnnng s great - ther feelng lke wnnng bu to athletcs than just wn In basketball 0 volunteer to work togetl day out, for over fou asked to compete aga then are asked to unj other. A basketball play to success and falure thr ndvdual performances embarrassed or frus performance or the fact get to perform. He ma crtcsm not only from also from hs fellow and even hs famly. I how a 5, 6, or 7-ye accept these challenges. I would react to these how some of the adults have observed ths year We have been very year w th the depth a have on our team. E contrbuted to our should be proud of hs our team. Our stat tournament and for the ths fact. But, more m boy hmself knows hs proven t to hmself and Yes, t s nce to wn. COTTAGE ROY & BERTHAl c h a t s w o r t J VINCEl Star Ma CHTSW0R WALTER CLEMEI THE I AMERICAN

5 HAIL 0 e. The young athlete Jay nght. oto by Dave Roberts uffer mn Reflectng back on our season thus far, I would have to say that ths tournament has been our most gratfyng reward. The only losses that we have sustaned ths season have come at the expense of Vermllon Valley teams, thus, all but elmnatng us from the conference champonshp. We felt that the only possble way to avenge our losses would be n the conference tournament. I was very proud of our boys and ther d e te rm n a to n throughout the tournament. There are so many rewards that can be reaped through athletcs, but many tmes all are forgotten but wnnng. I was so very proud of our boys last Frday nght, but perhaps for reasons that were not the obvous ones. Wnnng s great there s no other feelng lke wnnng but there s more to athletcs than just wnnng. In basketball 0 ndvduals volunteer to work together, day n and day out, for over four months; are asked to compete aganst each other, then are asked to unte w th each other. A basketball player s subjected to success and falure through team and ndvdual performances. He may be embarrassed or frustrated n hs performance or the fact that he ddn't get to perform. He may have to take crtcsm not only from hs coaches but also from hs fellow students, adults, and even hs famly. I often wonder how a 5, 6, or 7-year-old boy can accept these challenges. I wonder how I would react to these challenges? Or how some of the adults the boys and I have observed ths year would react? We have been very fortunate ths year w th the depth and balance we have on our team. Every boy has contrbuted to our success and he should be proud of hs contrbutons to our team. Our statstcs fo r the tournament and fo r the season bear out ths fact. But, more m portantly, each boy hmself knows hs value and has proven t to hmself and to the team. Yes, t s nce to wn. The nscrpton COACH Barry Corban accepts the Vermllon Valley champonshp trophy from Chatsworth Hgh school athletc drector Leeon Carrco. Staff Photo by Dave Roberts on the trophy says "Champons VV Tournament 972. Yes, I am proud of wnnng the tournament, but not nearly as proud as I am of our boys for ther unselfshness, unty, and determnaton. Ther atttude and the way they have handled the challenges of ths season wll make them much bgger "wnners than ther won-lost record wll ever show. BARRY CORBAN Chatsworth Hgh School Basketball Coach. VERM ILION V A LLEY CONFERENCE hout untl the 4th pencd exploded for 6 bg ponts ERS », green buns, potato chps, pneapple cups, chocolate IARY DESSERT IIAN CREEK dge orgnally cheduled for been cancelled due to wnter ll WELL 4TINES r O n A SUCCESSFUL SEASON VERMILLION V ALLEY CHAMPS! Chatsworth Bluebrds are (front row, I. to r.) Walt Sterrenberg, Mck Rosendahl, Tom Lvngston, Clve Hornsten, and Ken Drllng. Back row, I to r: Dck Kurtenbach, Bll Dller, Bll Fsher, Tm Scott, and Mark Zom. Chatsworth Plandealer Thurs., Feb. 0, 972 Page Fve Sponsored By The Follow ng C hatsw orth Busnessmen... T COTTAGE CAFE \ TOM S HICKSATOMIC ] LOWERY S ROY A BERTHA SLEETH l SKELLY SERVICE STATIONS INC. BODY SHOP, ILL TOM BRAND VINCE S Star Market BOB & JUDY S TERRRY - KEN - TOM PH r WALTERS FORD SALES P lu m jb tq -L I CITIZENS BANK OF MEMBER FDIC SHAFER AGENCY The PLAINDEALER TIM S SHELL SERVICE CONIBEAR DRUG have the LOVE e, and all over the -» (SHOP X a S X fls X g X WALTER CLEMENS POST SIS THE AMERICAN LEGION DAVE S T n A Algnment L THE LIVINGSTON OF HABERKORN FURNITURE LARRY S MAYTAG STORE J.C. KELLY CO.

6 e Announce Homemaker s February, March Confabs Albert Klehm, presdent of the Lvngnon County Homemaker's Extenson Councl, announced Monday specal schools, projects and meetngs scheduled fo> the comng weeks and the frst of March County 4-H offcers tranng school wll be held on February 0. Now that all the county 4-H clubs are orpnaed, a sewng lesson "How To" wll be held February 4, from 2 30 to 3 p m. and 7 p.m. to 0 p.m. Ths sew n wll be for all leaders, mothers and nterested persons The 4-H and youth commttee wll meet February 5 to dscuss program deas for next year. February 24 Mrs Albtrt Klehm and Mrs Amer Shay wll assst at the mult county meetng to be held at Woodhull audtorum n Bloomngton. Featured wll be a meat cuttng demo by a local meat cutter n the afternoon, Mss Geraldne Aker, of the Unversty of Illnos, Champap. wll gve a demonstraton on cookng meat A cultural art day wll be held March 9 at Bloomngton March 3 the fve councl offcers wll attend a dstrct meetng at Fantoul Also on March 3, 9:30 p.m.. a local leader tranng school wll be held Aprl 7 a membershp tea wll le held at the Presbyteran church n Pontac. Reportng on ctzenshp and safety was Mrs. Wllam Nolan, ahe called attenton to the hazards of snowmobles and also announced that Trooper Wahl of the State Polce would gve a talk on "Car Talk" at the craft show n March. " Mrs. Ruth Ffensen, assstant extenson advsor reported that: Three-fourths of the countes 4-H chb leaders attended the foods school January 24. Mrs. Hensen s on the 4-H camp board, and s seekng youths for camp jobs ths comng summer. Mrs. Beverly Johnson, extenson advsor, reported nne people went to the state annual meetng last week at the Unversty of Illnos The nomnatng commttee for ths year wll be Mrs. Paul Rttenhouse. Jr. Mss Chrystal Thompon and Mrs Sdney Caughey Hosptal Auxlary Board To Meet Frday At Farbury Far bury hosptal auxlary board wll meet at 2 p m. Frday. Feb. 2 p.m.. n the nurses' dnng room at Farbury hosptal All offcers are requested to attend Photos wll be taken at three o clock. If any offcer cannot attend, she should contact Mrs Vernon Maer of Forrest Chatsworth Plandealer Thurs.. Feb P age Sx FOR SALE Recently remodeled two story home on north sde corner lot Four bedroom, 'h baths, gas heat WW carpetng downstars. Large two-car garage Recently remodeled resdence on south sde. l'/4 story, three bedroom, gas heat An acre of ^ound s settng for west sde two story home Four bedrooms Recently remodeled II4 STORY new ^ s furnace and water heater Hardwood floors Three bedrooms North sde corner lot North sde three-bedroom resdence s n good repar 4 baths Concrete block Many extras wth attractvely landscaped three bedroom ranch style home on North sde Attached garage Carpetng. Alumnum storm wndows Immedate possesson For Sale or Rent 2 bedroom, cottage style resdence Gas heat Near school South Sde ROBERT A. A D A M S A G E N C Y Insurance-Real Estate-Farm Loaru C hatsw orth, III. Ph FO R SALE Extenson charman gave several reports at Monday's meetng Mrs Howard Jenkns, membershp charman, reported 53 members n the county organzaton wth two new members, Mrs Robert Ross man Happy Hour unt, and Mrs Dale Burmaster. Readng Unt For a membershp contqm. the county unts have been dvded nto two teams. Each p-oup wll try to enroll two new members per unt The losers are to entertan the wnners n Aprl Packers for the membershp contest wll be sent to each unt Clothng charman Mrs Henry Gordon showed samples of new fabrcs and tolc about bulletn called "Swtch Wtchery " Mrs Ben Saathoff food and nutrton charman, reported on a r artcle "Fabrcated Foods and Fber" whch told how substtute foods have taken over, wth the bggest news about poultry and meats made from soybeans The year s repxm of the dabetc program was presented by Mrs Arthur Carlson, who also repxxted on cultural arts. She sad that there would be an orgnal art contest for homemaker's n June, wth the entres deadlne of May 6 Housng and furnshng charman Mrs. George Augsb-rger repxxted on 35 deas to make somethng fcr the home for less than $00. Mrs. Runyon Crowned TOPS Queen Of Week TOPS wegh n was held Thursday evenng. Feb 3. at whch tme Mrs Shrley Runyon was crowned queen of the week. The regular busness meetng was postponed because of the bad weather The next wegh n and buaness meetng wll be held at the regular tme on Thursday. Feb 0. at the educatonal buldng. Neghborhood 2 Dscusses Scout s Cooke Sale The approachng cooke sale was the man topc of dscusson at the Neghborhood 2 meetng of the Grl Scout adults on Monday. Feb 7. at CAPS barn n Chatsworth The Farbury Grl Scouts wll be sellng Grl Scout cookes sometme durng the month of February, the exact days to be announced later Those present also dscussed changng the Neghborhood brthday. whch s the regstraton date for all Scouts n the Centnllo Councl, to October Nothng fnal was decded Plans for Grl Scout Week, whch s March 2 8. were dscussed and a repxxt on the annual councl meetng was gven A Songs and Games workshop for Browne leaders was presented by the Senor Scouts of Farbury Mrs Russell Mowery, Neghborhood charman of Farbury, presded over the meetng Those attendng from Chatsworth were Mrs Wllam Knttles. Jr. Mrs Frank Kaser and Mrs Eugene Del Costello Candy Strpers Welcome 5 New Members The Candy Strpers held ther meetng last Monday, Feb 7. wth the new Candy Strpers attendng. There are now about 30 Candy Strpers, countng the 5 new ones We talked about our summer trp. Don't forget to come to address letters on Feb 4 at 7 p m Kathy Kelly, Repxxter Unted Methodst Women Conduct Study Of Afrca The therm ometer hovered around zero, the wnd was blowng, the country roads were drftng shut wth snow accumulated over a perod of several days but t was a good day for the study class on Afrca Twenty fve Unted Methodst Women met n the Educaton buldng at 9 30 a m Thursday when Mrs F L Lvngston Sr and Mrs. Wesley Klehm conducted an all-day study Mrs Lvngston opened the study by dsplayng posters of people and scenes, gvng a map study of the country and tellng of the economc stuaton Mrs. E R Stoutem yers's topc was Educaton She touched on the lteracy problem, geographc changes and archeology. Mrs Klehm spoke about the people and ther customs, ther rghts and laws, and the problems brought about by m natory workers Educaton n the church was presented by Mrs Stoutemyer as she revewed a porton of the text, Beyond Independence There s stll a need for mssonares to support the natonal leaders One Lbenan natve predcted that by the year 2000 there would be 350 mllon Afrcan Chrstans Mss Katherne Ruppel presented a playlet portrayng the frustraton of Afrcans educated n the Unted States and then fndng ther plans and deas not beng accepted n ther natve land Assstm g wth the playlet were Mrs Carl Sharp. Mrs Howard Pearson and Mrs Stoutem yer Mrs 37 N. PEARL, FORREST U M W 3 E AND SAUSAGE SUPPER (WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE) UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pper Cty FRIDAY, February th. SERVING from 4 45 to 6 45 p m Adults $ 25 Youth 4 thru 2 75c SPONSORED BY Sr UMYF for Msson Study trp Two bedrooms, jvng, dnng, famly rooms, ktchen, l'/4 baths, full basement. Fully carpeted, freplace, new furnace wth central ar condtonng, new sdng, new roof, combnaton storm-screen wndows. Close to schools. Possesson Aprl ~ Contact LARRY S0HN Ph. I M I Charles Btner conducted worshp precedng the noon meal Hostesses for the potluck dnner ncluded Mrs. Wllam Holmeyer, Mrs Harold Krueger and Mss Betty Plank Table decoratons combned the Valentne theme and a dsplay of Afrcan souvenrs A short busness meetng was held after the meal Durng the afternoon sesson Mrs Ronald Shafer shared Afrcan carvngs, newspaper artcles, postcards, maps and personal stores gleaned from her son K urt s servce n the Peace Corps Kurt s now wth the State Department, based at Swazland, and connected wth fve of the Afrcan areas near there Beng able to plot a plane enables hm to cover a great deal of terrtory n connecton wth hs work He seems to be mpressed wth the extrem e frendlness of the Afrcan people Mr and Mrs Clarence Bennett showed the flmstrp. Face to the Future, whch emphaszed many of the topcs treated durng other dscussons n the day's study The women then dvded nto three tyoups to dscuss what they had learned, what further they wshed to leam and what acton mght be taken as a result of the study Durng the busness meetng plans were formulated for a sewng day when the several qult tops prepared by Mrs Klehm and Mss Velma Sharp wll be qulted Many of the women have been donatng materals to be cut nto squares and others are dong some home sewng Plans for World Day of Prayer observance March 3 were dscussed Hosts wll be the women of the Frst Baptst church The annual banquet for the dart ball league was to be held February 9. wth the WSCS servng the meal N e w A rrvol Mr and Mrs Dck Walters of Clen Ellyn, are the parents of ther second daughter. Mchelle Lynn Mchelle v.-as bcrn Wednesday. Feb 2. at 0 07 a m She weghed n at 8 lbs 7'/4 oz She has one sster, Kmberly Kay, 3 years old Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Blonde Walters and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Francs Feely, all of Chatsworth. Great-grandmother s Mrs Rose Walters, also of Chatsworth MY THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR SUPPORTING ME IN THE COUNTY BOARD PRIMARY CARLOS C.THOMPSON Pad for by Carlo C. Ttompaon V IN C E S S T O R E PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 0-- H O U R S : Mon. - Tues. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. OPEN 9-2 W e d, Thurs., F r. 8 a.m. - 8 p m. SUNDAYS 4 6 Saturday 6 a.m. 8 :3 0 p.m. CHOICE BEEF A & A Roost 6 S t ROUND BONE A Roast 8 9 t B FRESH PORK Sausage 5 9 f LB FRESH Spare Rbs 5 9 DEL MONTE Tuna 2 j 7 9 t KINGSIZE. ^ - j o y c OFF REG. PRICE TOPMOST LB. LOAVES Bread S J9 Cube Steaks, ' 6 0Z. Breaded Veal, Breaded Pork Chuck Wagon Steak BONELESS BEEF f \ ' X, x. \ W x PINE BROOK 22 0Z. Rock Cornsh Hens FRESH GROUND WAGNERS O range Drnk 4 9 RED ROBE Jelles APPLE - APPLE STRAWBERRY - APPLE CHERRY - APPLE GRAPE - TOPMOST Frostng TOPMOST APPLE PLUMB IB 0Z. 3 9 LEMON, WHITE, CREAMY FUDGE & DARK FUDGE Cake M xes 9 0Z. 4 0Z. DEVILS FOOD SPICE YELLOW WHITE LEMON 3 J G rapefrut M argarne 3 J J Celery STALK EA0 ettuce HEAD rr rr rr w r rrrr rr w r rrr r rrr w v r r w r r re r r rv rerrrrrrrrrrrrrw w r r r w r rw rrw t V I N C E S S T A R M A R K E T $, ILLINOIS PHONE Regon 2 Commss Iroquos ( The January meetng of the I and Jutce Commmon was he Illnos at the Lamplghter Re Commsson, whch s compose from four countes - Fo Lvngston and McLean, makes re^onal law and justce pannn set up by the Illnos Law Commsson throughout Illnos Bloomngton Polce Cl Bosshardt presded n the Commsson Charman John G the Lvngston County Sta After the regular commt meetng, a tour was gven of th.county Jal. Ths faclty s tht faclty located wthn the fo> Major actons of the Comn regular meetng conssted of th grant applcaton to be fort Illnos Law Enforcement rng fundng for contractual between the Lvngston Co Department and four Lvn communtes. The communt Chatsworth, Flanagan, Forrest The grant, f approved, funds for polce equpment ar one-year perod. All equpmen would be under the dre Lvngston County Sherff. It contractual servces would professonal polce servce communtes n that all perse requred to have extensve would be members of the Lv Sherff s Department mert ve modem, up torate pol and would have the bac SectcM Motorsts Must Buy Lcense Plj Over-The-Co Secretary of State John announced that over the-c sale of 972 motor vehcle Sprngfeld and Chcago wll on three days when other closed. Wth the deadlne for plates set for mdnght Lews sad the two Secre facltes n Sprngfeld and wll be open Saturday, Fel February, the day on brthday wll be observed] February 2, to qpve II addtonal opportuntes to before the deadlne. Secretary Lews emphas: February 5 s the deadl plates mounted on the ve! appled for, restng on the or carred n the glove co oar. He warned that, at th applyng by mal can no havng the plates by the the tme requred for pr and the fact that lcense mal. Regstraton for 972 ha: 3 mllon mark, about 00, the same tme a year ago. t 4. mllon vehcles should February 5, and 5 mll year. Former Forrl Lndsey, 24 Wllam Ray Lndsey, man was serously wouj afternoon when he was blast fred by Vernon Hu house near Randolph. Lndsey, 24, s the son I Clarence Lndsey of Forres lsted n serous ooodt care unt at St. Bloomngton. The McL offce sad Lndsey was wo rght leg, near the pon. Detectve Larry Mller had approached the Hu actng strangely, attempted to enter the to stay away by Huff. After he was gven attempted to enter the I ' I

7 Regon 2 L aw A nd Justce Commsson Inspects Iroquos County Jal The January meetng of the Regon 2 Law 'and Justce Commsson was held n Watseka, Illnos at the Lamplghter Restaurant. The Commsson, whch s composed of members from four countes Ford, Iroquos, Lvngston and McLean, makes up one of 2 reponal law and justce plannng commssons et up by the Illnos Law Enforcement Commsson throughout Illnos. Bloomngton Polce Chef, Harold Boeshardt presded n the absence of Commsson Charman John G. Satter, who s the Lvngston County State s Attorney. After the regular commsson busness meetng, a tour was gven of the new Iroquos..County Jal. Ths faclty s the only new jal faclty located wthn the four-county area. Major actons of the Commsson n ther regular meetng conssted of the approval of a grant applcaton to be forwarded to the Illnos Law Enforcement Commsson ng fundng for contractual polce servces between the Lvngston County Sherff's Department and four Lvnpton County communtes. The communtes nvolved are Chars worth, Flanagan, Forrest, and Odell. The grant, f approved, would provde funds for polce equpment and salares for a one-year perod. All equpment and personnel would be under the drecton of the Lvngston County Sherff. It s felt that such contractual servces would provde more profesonal polce servce for the small communtes n that all personnel would be requred to have extensve polce tranng, would be members of the Lvngston County Sherff's Department mert system, would ve modem, up-to-date polce equpment, and would have the backup staff of nvestgators, steno^aphers, and techncans whch are not now avalable to any one-man polce force Thomas Ewng, Re^onal Drector for Regon 2> reported on the progress of the POtoe Management Studes whch are beng conducted for the followng agences: Kankakee County Sherff's department, Bradley Polce Department; Boubonnas Polce Department, Manteno Polce Department; Lvngston County Sherff's ' Department; Farbury Polce Department; Pontac Polce Department, Dwght Polce Department; Ford County Sherff's Department; Gbson Cty Polce Department; Paxton Polce Department; Iroquos County Sherff's Department; Watseka Polce Department; Cty of Kankakee Polce Department and Illnos State Unversty, Securty Department. These studes are beng made possble by a grant from the Illnos Law Enforcement Commsson n the amount of $34, It s antcpated that these studes wll pont out numerous places where mprovements can be made n the operaton of the agences, resultng n more effcent and effectve polce operatons. Commsson members were presented sxteen areas for consderaton whch wll make the nucleus of the 972 Regonal Crmnal Justce Plan. The Regon 2 commsson s requred to present a plan for mproved polce and crmnal justce system by September of 972. The commsson wll meet agan on March 6th n Bloomngton. G erd es A tte n d s F ertlzer 0 0 ' A t Kansas C ty Raymond C Gerdes of the Farmers Gran Co of Charlotte n Charlotte, attended a "Fertlzer 00 course, from January 7 through January 2 at Farmland Industres School n Kansas Cty, Mo Farmland Industres school s the center of tranng for employees of local cooperatves throughout Md Amerca. Students are selected by local managers and sent to the center, where they are traned to better serve the members of the local cooperatves that own Farmland Industres The school s a modem faclty stuated on a 24-acre wooded campus about ten mles north of downtown Kansas Cty. Forty dfferent subjects are taught at the school, nvolvng nearly 2,000 students per year. Instructors for the classes are specalsts n feed, fertlzer, petroleum, farm supples, and other product areas from Farmland's headquarters offce n Kansas Cty. Gerdes s the son of Mr and Mrs. Allen Gerdes of rural route, Chatsworth. Needs A Lft Veme Johnston of Chcago tells us that hs brother, Eugene, s n the Veterans hosptal at Hnes, Illnos, for hs thrd cancer operaton, and that rght after he entered the hosptal-two weeks ago-hs wfe n Mchgan had a heart attack and ded. She was bured last Wednesday. Naturally, Gene s not n very good condton, and a few cards from the home folks mght help a lot. Hs address s: Eugene Johnston, 6th Floor East, Veterans Hosptal, Hnes, Illnos 604. Secton Two P lc U n d e a lv t THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 972 Page One Motorsts Must Now Buy Lcense Plates Over-The-Counter Secretary of State John W. Lews today announced that over-the-counter outlets for sale o f 972 motor vehcle lcense plates n Sprngfeld and Chcago wll be open all day on three days when other state offces wll be closed. Wth the deadlne for dsplayng the new plates set for mdnght Tuesday, February 5, Lews sad the two Secretary of State's offce facltes n Sprngfeld and three n Chcago wll be open Saturday, February 5; Frday, February, the day on whch Lncoln's brthday wll be observed, and Saturday, February 2, to gve Illnos motorsts addtonal opportuntes to obtan ther plates before the deadlne. Secretary Lews emphaszed that mdnght February 5 s the deadlne for havng the plates mounted on the vehcles, not merely appled for, restng on the dnng room table or carred n the glove compartment of the car. He warned that, at ths tme, motorsts applyng by mal can no longer be assured of havng the plates by the deadlne because of the tme requred for processng applcatons and the fact that lcense plates are thrd class mal. Regstraton for 972 has now reached the 3 mllon mark, about 00,000 more than at the same tme a year ago. It s estmated that 4. mllon vehcles should be regstered by February 5, and 5 mllon for the entre year. Countes And Muncpaltes Get O ver $7 Mllon In Tax Mones Gov. Rchard B. Oglve announced the dstrbuton of $7,475,308.7 Tuesday to Illnos countes and muncpaltes as ther share of hs state ncome tax collectons for December. Payments to the ctes and vllages are based on ther populatons, whle payments to countes are based on the populaton of the unncorporated terrtory n each county. The countes' share for December totaled $,78,883.63; and the muncpaltes share was $6,296, Thus far n the fscal year b annn g July, 97, total dsbursements under the State Income Tax Sharng Program has amounted to $38,000,903.. Muncpaltes have UNIT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT POPULATION Former Forrest Resdent, W llam Ray Lndsey, 2 4, Is Shot N e a r Randolph Wllam Ray Lndsey, a rural Hayworth man was serously wounded late Frday afternoon when he was struck by a shotgun blast fred by Vernon Huff on the steps of a house near Randolph. Lndsey, 24, s the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lndsey of Forrest, and presently s lsted n serous oondton n the ntenave care unt at St. Joseph s hosptal n Bloomngton The McLean county sherff s offce sad Lndsey was wounded n the upper rght leg, near the gyon. Detectve Larry Mller stated that Lndsey had approached the Huff home and was actng strangely. Mller sad Lndsey attempted to enter the home and was warned to stay away by Huff. After he was gven the warnng Lndsey attempted to enter the home agan and Huff receved $3,98,505.34, whle countes have receved $6,09, "Snce ncome tax revenues are closely ted to the general busness clmate, the governor noted, t seems reasonable to expect the currently mprovng busness condtons and natural economc yow th wll contnue to brng an upturn n the amount the state wll be able to dstrbute to local governments durng comng months. The admnstratve chores of dstrbutng the ncome tax sharng proyam are handled by the Department of Local Government Affars." Lvngston County and ts muncpaltes shares for December was: AMOUNT PAID THIS MONTH TOTAL PAID THIS FISCAL YEAR TOTAL PAID LAST FISCAL YEAR Lvnptan County Govt 6,00 0, Campus Chatsworth, Comall Cullom , Dwght 3, , Emmngton Farbury Flangan For rast Lang Pont Odall, Pontac 0,605 7, Sauna mn Strawn County Incorporated Total Lvng ton County Total was supposed to have told mm he would shoot f Lndsey dd so, polce related Lndsey then opened the porch door at the front of the house and Huff fred the shotgun, Mller sad. Lndsey was struck by No. 6 shot from a dstance of sx to eght feet. Reportedly, Lndsey had gotten hs pckup truck stuck n a dtch and had walked nearly fve mles seekng assstance. He was also reportedly clad n a wndbreaker and T-shrt despte the near aero temperatures of the day. A frend of the young man's famly sad, He was nearly frozen to death and was just lookng for help when he was shot. None o f the people n the Huff home knew Lndsey, accordng to the polce and the nddant t stll under nvestgaton. No charges have yet been fled aganst ether of the prncpals k the case. KCC Announces Late Regstraton Hours Prospectve Kankakee communty college students can stll regster next week for Sprng Semester classes. Margaret Reeves, Drector of Student Servces, has announced that specal hours for late regstraton have been scheduled. On Tuesday, February 8th, the hours are 8:30 to 30 a m.; to 4 and 6 to 8 30 p.m. and wll be conducted n the Lbrary n the new buldng at the campus. On Wednesday, February 9th, regstraton wll be mowd to the Offce of Student Servces and wll be held the same hours as on Tuesday e, 8:30 to :30 a m.; to 4 and 6 to 8:30 p.m. On Thursday and Frday, the 0th and th, students may regster n the Offce of Student Servces durng the regular daytme hours - 9 a.m. to 5 p m. 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8 J k a m O u A J 'la b ONE YEAR AGO February. 97 Local freman answered a fre call Thursday afternoon at the home of the John McGongks on West Locust street when the famly dscovered smoke fllng the basement It was been announced at the Fust Baptst church that Rev. D. H. Blakeney wll be e m-retrng durng the month of March and movng to hs home at Taylorvlle He had served that area for 2 yean before comng to Chats worth. Rev. Blakeney has been n the Chats worth church for thejast four yean Frday awnng the Sam Waller famly attended the basketball game and when they arrved home they found that ther home located south of Chats worth had been broken n to whle they were away. A shotgun and portable rado as taken. It was reported to the state pohce James L. Denns. 29. of Champagn was the vctm of a stabbng Sunday, Feb. 7, 97. at about :30 pm. accordng to Lvngston county polce. He was taken to Farbury hosptal for treatment. He was dsmssed on STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT U vnpton County In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Hortenaa Koehler.. No. P-7-2S6. CLAIM NOTICE Notce gven of the daath of Hortenae Koehler, of Chets worth. llvnoe. Letters of Offce were ssued on January IS. S72. to Robert Koehler. Executor. Chetsworth. Illnos vaoee attorney's name and address are shown below. Clam may be fled wthn 7 months from the essts of ssuance of Latter of Offce and that any clam not fled wthn that perod s barred as to the eatata whch t nventored wthn that perod. Ch ms mutt be fled n the offce of the d a rk of ths Court at the Court-house n Pontac. Illnos and copes maled or dll vs red to the executor or admntrator and to h attorney. Dated January 20. S72 Harr h Harr Attorneys for Estate 03 N. Man St. John S. Bradshaw Pontac, Illnos Clerk of Crcut Court Fh. 8S/S cl Monday Evelyn Ruth Branz of Pontac became the brde of Wllam Lethe Rbordy Saturday Feb. 6, 97, n a 2 p.m. ceremony at Sts Peter and Paul Catholc church, Chatsworth On February 2. a double celebraton honorng the 30th year of ordnaton of Rev Wlbert C Burmester and the 30th weddng annversary of Rev and Mrs Burmester wll be observed at the St Paul Lutheran church, ChChatsworth 0 YEARS AGO February 8, 962 More than 00 grade and hgh school students partcpated n the wnter concert of the bank and chorus Sunday afternoon at the hgh school, under the drecton of Donald Seymour Mr and Mrs C. C Bennett left Tuesday by jet for Los Angeles, Calf. before gong to Santa Rosa. Mr and Mrs M L. Remund of Oak Park left by tram Monday from Chcago, expectng to meet the Bennetts at the staton n Los Angeles A. A Rabon. a former edtor of The Chatsworth Plandealer. wll celebrate hs 80th brthday on February 4 Mr Rabon and hs famly moved to Chatsworth n the 20s and remaned here for approxmately 30 years. Larry Zeller, 7 year-old son of the Lyle Vermlyeas. was released from Farbury hosptal Tuesday. He was taken there Saturday as a result of an accdent at Pper Oty. Four hundred and ffty-fve pounds of rabbt has been secured for servng at the annual Sportsmen's club annual rabbt fry at Germanvlle Hall Ths compares far over the 320 pounds served at the fry last year The CHS Bluebrds pcked up ther ffth conference wn aganst three losses at home Frday nght when they ran over a Kempton team, Kempton s now -7 n the conference. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce and son Joe. Mr. more afford-able than you thnk! I The 'BELMONTI 3 bstkoom n n d, fully furnshed, central ar condtonng and electrc heat. In CULLOM, ILLINO IS - Present M odel N O W OPEN For Inspecton Carpet and Furnshngs by GUISS BRADLEY, ILL. W est Sde Subdvson Best homes are just perfect for a growng famly. They're the cream of the crop. Real, old-fashoned craftsmanshp. Qualty features. Everythng you could ask for n a home. The lvng s great n a Best home. Remember. You ll be movng n nto the prettest part of town. Space. Comforts. Large pretty lo t They're all yours n Hllsde Manor... a very spcal place to lve. Our M odel Home Features a Total Electrc Heatng System by W ILLIAMSON. CONTROLTHECLIMATE INYOURHOME 365 DAYSI YEAR. end Mrs Wllam Lvngston and famly spent the last two weekends at Lake Geneva skng. They go to the near by Magestc Hll sk slope to partcpate n the wnter sport 20 YEARS AGO February Pper Cty suffered the peatest fre loss n ts hstory last mght when the Urge punt and warehouse of Producers' Seed Company along wth 50.(XX) bushels of hybrd seed corn, were completely destroyed by fre Early estmates puce the loss at about three quarters of a mllon dollars Nnty-two persons were served at the banquet table for the annual father and son banquet at the Evangelcal Unted Brethren dnng room Monday evenng The food was good appetzng and well served, and f anyone went away hungry t was ther own fault Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kurtenbach entertaned at ther home Sunday. Feb 3. n honor of ther twn sons. Denny and Kenny's second hrthdate Mr and Mrs Charles Dorsey celebrated ther golden weddng annversary wth a famly dnner at ther home n Chatsworth Sunday. Mrs Dorsey was Mss Suse Elbert before her marrage Mr. and Mrs P. H McGreal, lfe long resdents of Chatsworth. celebrated ther golden weddng annversary at the hgh school gym last Sunday. The gym was open to the publc from 2 untl S and t s estmated that 800 people called to congratulate Mr. and Mrs McGreal. John L. Culkn, 73. a natve of Chatsworth, ded at 0:50 a.m. Saturday at the Iroquos hosptal n Watseka after an llness of two years. He made hs home n Watseka wth hs aster. Mrs Albert Brammer. 30 YEARS AGO February 2, 942 Stormy weather had not terrors for 360 young people who braved a bad nght to attend the Preodents brthday ball n Chatsworth the nght of January 30 Chatsworths' annual communty aucton sale wll be held Saturday. Feb. 28. on the busness street of the vllage. E. R. Stoutemyer and Chas. J. Hubly held a very successful sale of regstered Shorthorn cattle at the Stoutemyer Stock Farm on Thursday. Feb. 5. Names of 6 Lvngston county men who have recently enlsted n the army forces were released today. Those ncluded from Chatsworth were Dale Curts, Kenneth Hummel, Lawrence Weaver and Sam Tauber. Navy enlstments ncluded Herbert Gutzwler. Mss Carre Hall, who s celebratng her 8st brthdate ths week, was honored by the members of the Frst Baptst church last Sunday mornng. Mss Hall, church organst, began playng the church or<pn n 882 and s thus now playng her 6th year n the church. Mss Cecle Bergan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bergan, and Wllam Sterrenberg were marred Saturday mornng, Feb. 7, at 8:30 o'clock at St. Peter's and Paul s Rectory n Chatsworth. M s Ruth Bach, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Peter Bach of Forrest, and Dan Schlatter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlatter, Chatsworth, were marred Saturday, Feb. 7,at Pontac. x40 YEARS AGO February, 932 Supervsor Clar E. Kohler of Chatsworth has announced hs canddacy for the Republcan nomnaton for Representatve n the general assembly for the 6th Secatoral dstrct. Mss Louse Plaster was hostess to a dozen young women at a Valentne party. A delghtful program of entertanng games and a servce of refreshments were features of the occason An nterestng meetng of the Chatsworth Womans' Club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mss Helen Blane The program was n honor of George Washngton as ths year marks the two hundreth annversary of hs brth The annual county tournament cessons of the county basketball teams took place last weekend wth many nterestng results In our county. Farbury, as expected, crushed Chatsworth. Flanagan. Pontacand Dwght to wn the champonshp wth ease Followng a nne days llness from pneumona. Ca J. Perkns ded at hs home three mles west and one half mle south of Chatsworth Tuesday forenoon at 0 o'clock. Hs condton had been crtcal from the start, but desperate efforts were made to save hs lfe by the use of oxygen. Farrell LaVerne, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Brock, ded at the famly home a short dstance east of Chatsworth. Paul Truck of Chatsworth and Francs Wallrtch of Charlotte, have been chosen as grand jurors for the May term of the Lvngston county rcut court. 50 YEARS AGO February 9, 922 Son number 3 arrved at the Robert Rosertboom home February 8. A one-day farmer nsttute held n The Grand was attended by about 00 farmers and 25 town people and was of much nterest. It was announced that the Lvngston county sanatorum would be fnshed and ready for occupancy at Pontac by March. Herman Herkert and famly, who have been farmng eght mles south of Chatsworth, are preparng to move to a half secton of land whch Mr Herkert has purchased a short dstance from Wnnpeg, Canada. The chldren and yandchldren of Adam Ellnger gathered at the EUnger home Sunday to celebrate Mr. Ellngers 77th brthdate. H. A. Kohler, whose home was n Canada, returned to Chatsworth from Mayo Bros hosptal, where he had been for three weeks recevng treatment for stomach dsorder. State Senator Rchard Meents and a number of other gentlemen vsted Chatsworth and wth vllage offcals went over several proposed routes through Chatsworth, for the then proposed pavement of Route 8 whch was expected to start soon. 60 YEARS AGO February 9, 92 The readence property of John Brckey was sold to Ralph Borgm an for $2,000. Chatsworth was defeated by a Forrest basketball game, 24 to 23. "Blle Beckman made two good feld baskets and Martn Brown mad free throws. Samuel Lvngston and famly shpped ther persona) belongngs from a farm northwest of Chatsworth to Fayette, Iowa, where they planned to ake up a new resdence Mss Chrstna Brown was hostess to the W. E. S. dub at 500. Thrty lades were present and the przes went to Mss Juba Snyder and Else Mester. Mss Helen Kruger of Forrest was a guest at the club meetng. Samuel Patton, who conducted the frst balcksmth shop n Chatsworth, ded at the Natonal Solders Home n Washngton, D. C. The body was brought back to Chatsworth for bural. He was marred to the former Mss Come and get t! Before enrollment ends February 5, COME A N D G IT IT! B e fo re y o u n e e d It. W h e n y o u n e e d h e a lth c a re I t s to o la te to th n k a b o u t h o w y o u r e g o n g to p a y f o r If. So, com e a n d g e t Blue Cross a n d Blue S h e ld b e n e fts n o w. D o n t w o r r y a b o u t h o s p ta l a n d d o c to r blls la te r. Dear Austeen Enclosed s check for $4 for the Plandealer We'd lke to see more local news too. That way we get to hear about all you folk. A great many we don't know but lke to hear anyway Yours truly The Neurwangers Edtors Note: Dear Mrs. Neuswanger, Your feebngs are the same as mne. I always enjoyed readng the locals before takng over ths job, and I am sure people stll do, especally those that have moved away. My queston s. how do you get people to turn them n7 My assstant, Judy Zmmerman, and mywlf have spent hours callng people to see f they had had company or had been away. We realze that ths s a slack tme of the year, partly due from llness and partly from weather. However, we must have the total cooperaton of the people I am not crtczng you for your letter. In fact, I m glad you brought t up. Maybe more people wll take the tme to gve us a call. Dear Frends: I am very sorry I neglected to send my check at expraton date but the flu bug had me down. Thy same as many more. I wll be glad when warmer weather arrves. I do enjoy my home town paper and look forward to each copy. Best wshes to all the staff for a good year n 72. Sncerely Mrs. Lous (Mabel) Kenzal 49 So Rockwell St. Harvey would lke to thank everyone for cards, flowers, prayers and telephone calls whle was n the hosptal and snce beng house confned. Mrs. Faye Bayston c Thank you for the cards and vsts whle n the hosptal and snce returnng home All was greatly apprecated. Chester Drllng Nelle Desmond of Pper Cty. Mrs. George Walter passed through an operaton n a Chcago hosptal for the removal of tpll stones. A 2 pound son was bom February 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F roe be n Germanvlle townshp. 70 YEARS GO February 7, 902 School was dsmssed n some of the publc school rooms on account of excessve cold weather. J. A. Kerrns sold a half-nterest n hs store to Wllam 'Cordng, who had been n the employ of Stefel, Fox and Traub n ther clothng store untl the holdays. The followng farmers had just completed arrangements to have a telephone lne bult from Chatsworth north and east; Theodore Wenand, Lous Wenand, Wllam Hanna, Ross Sholz, Sherman Lnn, Charles Lnn, J. E. Lnn, P. J. Bennett, Charles Trunk and Lous Sholz. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hubly n Charlotte townshp. It took a bob sled load of people several hours to shovel ther way through snow drfts to attend a chcken pe socal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S Stanford, a mle and a quarter from town, but they fnally arrved and the socal netted $2. A recepton was gven Mr. and MRs. Wllam Oonn. newly-weds at the home of Mrs.J. F. Ryan, presdent of the Woman's Catholc League. Luclle Trost Des A t 6 6, H o ld Rtes A t K a n k a k e ^ - ^ %M V..mII AA / n 5 e ttas-t a# Q ^ Mrs Luclle Treat, 66, Kankakee, ded at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Feb. at a Kankakee hosptal followng a four-day llness. Funeral servces were at 0 a.m. Saturday at St. Patrck church wth Rav. Joseph C. Canella offcatng. Vstaton was Frday at the Herts Funeral chapel, where the rosary was rected at 8 p.m. Bural was n Mt. Calvary cemetery. She was bora Jan at Chatsworth, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ncholas Nmbler. She was marred to Henry Trost August 23, 930 n Kankakee. A 40-year resdent of Kankakee, she was a member of thy Royal Neghbors of Amerca and the Altar and Rosary Socety of the St. Patrck church Besdes her husband, she s survved by sons James and Francs, both of Kankakee; a brother, Alos Nmbler of Farbury; ssters, Mss Rosanna Nmbler of Chatsworth and Mrs. Margaret Kerrns, both of Chatsworth, and Mrs. Loretta Ferrell of Park Forest; and four grandchldren. I would lke to thank all of my frends who sent cards, flowers, gfts, for vsts and prayers whle I was confned to the hosptal and snce returnng home. Wm. (Bll) Zom c W th The Brds by H.L.P.S. Feb. 2, Groundhog Day, I saw not a ground hog, but a turtle dove. It was mowng and a bt unusual for ths brd to be here now. Mrs. Lvngston and I keep food out for the brds We have had downy woodpeckers, but lately we have had another woodpecker, wth an all red head. It sn t the famlar redheaded woodpecker we observe n the summer tme, but a more unusual, black and whte checked brd wth a scarlet head. The Brd Gude says ths s the red belled woodpecker. A par of cardnals come regularly to get feed and Mrs Lvngston has observed two female cardnals lately They have to compete wth the squrrels, but too often the squrrels beat them to the chocest morsels of sunflower seeds. We have three or four squrrels that thrve and grow fat on pears, walnuts and brd seed. Blackbrds and juncoes are frequent vstors at the feeders. P Chatsworth Ptandaator Thurs., Feb. 0, 972 Page Two w a n t e d H Com Cobs Descrpton: Red-or-Whte Rough Exteror Locaton: Found n Corn Crbs B REW ARD 50c A TON FR 0M SH ELLER Whch s Approxmately $2.50 per thousand $.00 From Stock Ple Informaton Concernng Reward Call G ra y & Stateler Cob Co. Cullom, III t Paul Jm J h - + ' l I H ltchhkn By JOHN COOK of Ppe Three adventurous frends decded to drve up to Mnnea vst John Kaser of Chats enrolled n a techncal school of us attend SU so when fnally arrved Dan Hubly, Mk clmbed nto a 96 Volkswagon drven by Mark M We left Chenoa at 3 30 p worn out and cold at John 2 30 a.m. Thursday. Whle n Mnneapols for ot toured John's school, a profs nsttute, and were kept bu other actvtes over the week Then on Saturday nght, tfa had ntended to leave, the v< down and t looked as f t wt few days to get t runnn Sunday mornng Mke and I our fne frends n Mnneapol htch-hke back to Pper Cty. The temperature was w< been all week, n fact t reat degrees n Mnneapols that along tha entrance ramp to t quckly got our frst rde, w the way nto Wsconrn. It for us to leant tha rules of wthn four hours we were Wsconsn polce, all of wb proper way to htch-hke. The weather was bearabk good, eo by dark we arrve Falls, whch s roughly on way. At that pant I galled nformed them that I may n by Monday, btcauae I wa suppose you could say that surprsed. Anyway tee too Madson from an army serge Great Lakes. By the tme we ant Madson, Wsconsn, t was temperature had fallen w Traffc was lght and Mke feelng uncomfortably cold when we had nog gotten a Then a young man drvn came by and told us to get rde to Rockford. That wa needed and he drove us :30 a.m. where we soon g nght. Our frst rde Monday a state polceman who where he sad we'd have a fndng a rde. Sure enou later a sem-truck drver p way to Rochelle,. However, here we ran n stood along the hghway mnutes tryng to thumb a Soon a town polceman to get n and he d pvo us And that exactly s what us off along 5 and f Rochelle and seven mles f The emperature wm just wnd had come up that our heavy clothes. We wated desperately before we fnally decded mles to the next town, pont of our whole walked a m k we got o way to Peru. It ddn't there to El Paso and I arrved n down-town Chat At that pont I sad Monahan as he walked hs home. I was then fort nto my neghbor, Mrs a rde to my doorstep. So and 2 hours on the road at home. And that was to remember for a long t yoer t BRIDI The W llam son Fve-ln-One otters healng from 00 to 80 thousand B T U coolng Irom 25 lo 60 thousand B T U hum dtes up to one gallon ot water Output per hour, dehum dles to pleasant summer com fort levels and electroncally removes up to 90% Ot all ar-borne contamnants all year ound All ndoor comlort elements are completely enclosed n a casng no larger than a typcal warm ar furnace EXCO.INC B n t R b b o n H o m o s F ocrfu rng K90V UVO-roSVNOMC v r a T s m n s m p General Contractng CUou, Illnos P l O u r serv c e b e n e fts can p a y 8 0 % o f y o u r h o s p ta l b lls, a n d 0 0 % o f y o u r d o c to r s Usual a n d C u s to m a ry fe e s f o r up to d a y s o f n e c e s s a ry c a re f o r e a c h llness o r a c c d e n t. A ll w th a b s o lu te ly n o d o lla r lm ts. You can g e t t h a t h g h -le v e l p ro te c to n r g h t n o w th ro u g h y o u r c o u n ty H e a lth Im p ro v e m e n t A ssoca to n, f y o u re u n d e r a g e 6 0 a n d s e lf-o m p lo y o d o r w o rk n g w h e r e th e r e o re n o m o re th a n to n e m p lo y e e s. A n d, H.I.A. s o ffe r n g b e n e fts to p e o p le 6 5 a n d o ld e r f e lg b le fo r M e d c a re w h o h a v e n e v e r b e e n m e m b e rs. O u r s ere s 6 5 custom zed c o v e ra g e s u p p le m e n ts r a t h e r th a n d u p lc ates M e d c a re, g v n g y o u c o m p le te scope o f h o s p lta l- m e d lc a l-s u rg c a l c o v e ra g e f o r u p to d a y s o f n e c e s s a ry h o s p ta l c a re. 5o u n d lk e a g o o d d e a l? You w o n t fn d a n y b e tto r. 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9 Htchhkng By JOHN COOK of Pper Cty Set Farm Management Forum For February 5, A t Pontac Three ed venturous frends of mne end decded to drve up to Mnneapols, Mnn., to vst John Kaser of Chatsworth who s enrolled n a techncal school n the cty. All of us attend SU so when semester break fnally arrved Dan Hubly, Mke Monahan and I clmbed nto a 960 convertble Volkswagon drven by Mark McKnley. We left Chenoa at 3 30 p.m. and arrved worn out and cold at John's apartment at 2:30 a.m. Thursday. Whle n Mnneapols for our bref stay we toured John s school, a professonal buaness nsttute, and were kept busy wth varous other actvtes over the weekend. Then on Saturday nght, the day before we had ntended to leave, the Volkswagon broke down and t looked as f t would take qute a few days to get t runnng agan. So on Sunday mornng Mke and I bd farewell to our fne frends n Mnneapols and set out to htch-hke back to Pper Cty. The temperature was wanner then t had been all week, n fact t reached a hgh of 8 depees n Mnneapols that day. We stood along the entrance ramp to nterstate 94 and quckly got our frst rde, whch took us all the way nto Wsconsn. It ddn't take long for us to team the rules of htch-hkng for wthn four hours we were stopped by three Wsconsn polce, all of whom told us the proper way to htch-hke. The weather was bearable and traffc was good, so by dark we arrved n Black Rver Falls, whch s roughly one-quarter of the way. At that pont I called my parents and nformed them that may not make t home by Monday, because I was htch-hkng. I suppose you oould say that they were mdly surprsed. Anyway we soon got a rde to Madson from an army sergeant on hs way to Great Lakes. By the tme we arrved just outsde Madson, Wsconsn, t was 0 p.m. and the temperature had fallen well below aero. Traffc was lght and Mke and I were both feelng uncomfortably cold and rather down when we had nog gotten a rde by md-nght. Then a young man drvng a pck-up truck came by and told us to get n f we wanted a rde to Rockford. That was exactly what we needed and he drove us nto Rockford at :30 a.m. where we soon got a motel for the nght. Our frst rde Monday mornng came from a state polceman who took us to U.S. 5 where he sad we'd have a better chance of fndng a rde. Sure enough a few mnutes later a sem-truck drver p v e us a rde all the way to Rochelle,. However, here we ran nto dffculty as we stood along the hghway n own for about 45 mnutes tryng to thumb a rde. Soon a town polceman pulled up and sad to get n and he'd gve us a rde out of town. And that exactly s what he dd. He dumped us off along 5 and fve mles south of Rochelle and seven mles from the next town. The emperature wax just below freezng and a wnd had come up that went rght through our heavy clothes. We wated desperately for over two hours before we fnally decded to walk the seven mles to the next town. That was the low pont of our whole trp. Before we had walked a mle we got our next rde all the way to Peru. It ddn't take long to get from there to El Paso and from El Paso we soon arrved n down-town Chatsworth. At that pont I sad good-bye to Mke Monahan as he walked tbs few blocks left to hs home. I was then fortunate enough to run nto my neghbor, Mrs. McKee, who gave me a rde to my doorstep. So 450 mles, 8 rdes and 2 hours on the road later I arrved safely at home. And that was an experence I m sure to remember for a long tme to come. Crops selecton, lvestock profts, and the future of the lvestock ndustry wll be the major topcs at a farm management forum to be held from 0:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 5 n the basement of the Presbyteran church n Pontac, accordng to Paul T. Wlson, Lvngston County senor extenson advser The forum, whch wll be held n cooperaton wth the Unversty of Illnos Cooperatve Extenson Servce, s open to rerdents of Lvngston County, Wlson says. The program ncludes the followng specalsts and ther topcs: R. A. Hnton, U. of I. Extenson farm management specalst, Crop Selecton n What to Grow and How to Market It" R. P. Kesler, U. of I. Extenson farm management specakst, "Proft Potental for Lvestock n 972.'' A. G. Mueller, "Future Structure of the Lvestock Industry - Who Wll Produce the Lvestock and Lvestock Products." A panel dscusson on "Fnancal Plannng and Strateges for New Investment" s also scheduled. Wlson says the forum, arranged through the U. of I s Department of Agrcultural Economcs, wll furnsh valuable nformaton for makng management decsons durng the upcomng year. Advance reservatons are not necessary. For further nformaton contact the Lvngston County Extenson Offce at 222V4 West Madson n Pontac or call O B re n A nnounces For Dem o D e le g a te James D. O'Bren, of Aurora, has announced hs canddecy for the offce of Delegate from the new 5th Congressonal dstrct, to the Democratc Natonal Conventon, to be held n July at Mam Beach. Democrats wll select ther Delegates n the March 2 prmary electon. O'Bren says he wll lst no preference among the several Democratc Presdental hopefuls next to hs name on the ballot. "I want to reman responsve to the wshes of the Democrats n my dstrct, he sad, "and the only way to do that s to stay uncommtted. "A canddate for Delegate who runs commtted to a partcular PRedental canddate s unfarly askng Democrats to decde on ther canddate much too early, n my opnon. Democrats have the rght, and even the duty, to take as much tme as they wsh before makng ther fnal decson n such an mportant matter." O'Bren has been actve n Democratc Party affars durng hs entre adult lfe. He rose from prvate to major durng 23 years n the Marne Corps and Marne Reserve, retrng n 966. He s self-employed as a property manager. O'Bren and hs wfe Margaret have fve chldren, Phlp, a student at the Unversty of Notre Dame, Paul, Karen, Dense and Suzanne, students at Aurora schools. He s a S ayng G o o d b y e by H.L.P.S. Saturday we sad goodbye" for the last tme to an old frend of 5 years standng. It was knda sad partng wth the old tan '57 Che ve We've been through a lot together. In fact when the Cheve was only a few weeks old, an El Paso doctor shot out n front of us from behnd a weed-shrouded elevator drveway. From that doctor's house call the Cheve sustaned a crack n ts left front glass t stll carres, but the doctor had a rumpled rear end, that s, hs car dd. Another tme we were hurryng to Cullom by a back road to see the balloon ascenson, whan somehow we unexpectedly ht loose gravel and landed n a dtch. Nether of us was the worse for wear, but we had to be pulled out. From the bottom of the dtch we watched the balloon go up. THe we recall another occason, more recently, when an octagonal stop sgn jumped n behnd us unnotced just as we were backng up. The Cheve lost some skn" on that deal, a scar t carred to the end. Of these JAMES D O'BRIEN lfelong resdent of ths dstrct, attendng Aurora schools and UCLA, where he majored n poltcal scence. encounters over ffteen years, none was serous. Of course we had lots of pleasant experences too. We pulled out of many a snow drft where others were gettng stuck and we started on zero-mornngs when less sturdy vehcles were beng pushed or pulled. In the 45,000 mles we traveled together, we had some pleasant trps to Nebraska, Ind., and all over Illnos to see thngs and vst people So t s understandable why the smoke got n my eyes when we sad goodbye". I just parked the old frend, quckly walked away and ddn't look back. Some teen-ager soon may be drvng old frend. If so, we hope he tpves her tender lovng care for she responds to affecton. I thank all my relatves and frends for all the prayers, cards, letters, flowers and phone calls whle n the hosptal and snce returnng home. A specal thank you to Father Wlson, Father Morrssey and the Ssters. They were truly apprecated. Rosanna Nmbler R. P. Kesler, fa rm management specalst at the U n ve rsty o f Illn o s w ll appear on the L v n g s to n C o u n ty F a rm Management F oru m February 5 at :0 0 a.m. Hs to p c s "P ro ft Potental fo r Lvestock n " Kesler s the second of three fa rm managem ent specalsts on the Forum and w ll appear w th A.G. M ueller and R.A. H n to n n the a fte rn oon panel w hch w ll dscuss. Fnancal Plannng and Strateges fo r New Investm ent. A. G. M ueller, fa rm management specalst at the U nversty of Illn o s w ll ta lk on "F u tu re S tructure of Lvestock In d u stry - Who w ll Produce Lvestock and Lvestock P ro du cts" at the L v n g s to n C o u n ty F a rm Management F oru m at :3 0 on February 5. He w ll be the th rd o f three U nversty o f Illn o s farm management specalsts to speak at the P roftable Farm Management n 972 F orum at the Presbyteran church n Pontac. The program starts a t 0:0 0 a.m. R. A. H n to n, farm management specalst at the U nve rsty of Illn o s w ll speak on "Crop Selecton n W hat to Grow and H ow to M a rk e t" at the L v n g s to n C o u n ty F a rm Management Forum February 5 at 0:0 0 a.m. He s the frs t o f three speakers w ho w ll p artcp a te n th s event. Chatsworth Plandealer Thurs., Feb. 0, Page Three ATTENTION, W t h n o m a n a r o u n d M ID ES-TO-B E Save measy and pat fust-rate qualty M year weddng uvtatuu The very best n Engraved. Invtatons from SIE6RIST Remarkable qualty at Economy prces from REGEUCY and NAME-ON usng the Thermograved process. Our happy brdes are out best reference Runnng a famly s a tough job for a wdow. She has to be both mother and father. And housekeeper. Maybe breadwnner. too. But Count'v Lfe can make the job a ttle easer. Lfe nsurance can pay off the mortgage. Put the kds through college. Provde your famly wth a comfortable lvng. It can, that s. f you have enough. And your Country Companes agent can help you make sure you do. Why not gve me a call soon? Your C o u n tr y C o m p a n e s, Agent There's never been a carpet lke Prodgy before. Exqustely sculptured lnes are delcately carved through a breathtakng sx-color pattern The unque sculpturng adds depth and dmenson to the desgn.. creates a strkng contrast to the subtle colors of the pattern. Prodgy seems to change personalty wth each color. Some look slghtly Orental Others look modern. All look gorgeous. And Prodgy s lkely to be the best performng, longest lastng, and most carefree Armstrong carpet you could choose for your home Prodgy.. for your most elegant room See them at the offce o f Ths Newspaper The Chatsworth Plandealer u t ' R- LA VAN CLARK N o m N M S N " p e r O ty V rg s C a rp et Shop OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 06 W. LOCUST FAIRBURY. ILL.

10 Frytz Tavern Good Food & Lquor JULIA Ctzens Bank Farm & Home M ortgage Loans MEMBER F.D.I.C. Wyss Lvestock Bought & Sold Daly PHONE DANFORTH, ILL. Nchols Homesheld Inc. Alumnum Products Conbear s Drug G.S. Conbear, R. P.H. J.C. Kelly Co. Clearance Sale Bob & Judy s Good Food Famly Dnng FEBRUARY, ILLINOIS Specal: Tm & Thun. Phone nnnufl communtv B U T. S O L E AT Dller Tle Co. Inc., ILL. PHONE 63$33 Frst State Bank O f Forrest A Full Servce Bank FORREST, ILLINOIS MEMBER F.O.I.C. Wyss Farm Store OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TOOLS AND ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE Bll & Mae W yss G braltar Fence Co. BEAUTIFUL DURABLE CHAIN LINK PLASTIC Coated Fence Robert Hubly & Francs Haberkorn Professonal Stunt Men T I { j. A w ard A In recognton of hs contrbuton to our havng a Selectve Servce Law and t< operatons of the Selectve S Dr. Curts W. Tarr, drector Servce System, presented th Medal for Dstngushed Concern man Lathe C. Arends The ceremones were hek Arends Rayburn Buldng o Captal. After tome prelmnary re nr the nature of the award a legslatve contrbuton, Dr. medal on the Congressman offcal Dstngushed Servce The Ctaton referred t Arends "art of statecraft" a "In a very real way, the Prw for greater equty n the process has depended upon support and that whch yo muster among your colleague: Expressng hs apprecu recognton, Mr. Arends res( all the measures consdered Servces Commttee the dra the most mportant, most and, to me, the most dstaste compulson. The draft law s Amercan way of lfe, but alternatve n meetng our ma nsure our country's safety. I was pleased to have ntatng the Presdent's pro< out the draft and estabhshn< Rebholz Electrc PHONE , ILLINOIS Schrof O l Co I Gull O l Products Unroyal Tres FORREST, ILLINOIS M ax Moore General Contractor FARM BUILDINGS AND HOMES Forrest Lvestock Sales SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY Glenn Feller Al Har Rchard Dohman Contract Pantng Tom s Skelly Servce NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOST ITEMS GEN. HEADQUARTERS: AM ERICAN LEGION BLDG., E. BUSINESS BLOCK TERMS: No property removed untl settled for, but mutt be removed from street before nght. NOTE: In order to upgrade our sale any tem brngng 50c or under proceeds wll go to the Communty Sale There w ll also be an entry fee of $3.00 fo r all old stoves, refrgerators or large applances consgned, whch w ll be refunded to consgnor f tem s sold. Ths sale s sponsored by local Busness, Farm and Professonal Men. You need not lst your property before sale date. We must have your tems lsted & numbered before 0:30 a.m. sale day. BUYERS and SELLERS MUST REGISTER FOR NUMBERS DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIRED AUDRIE HASKINS LEO GERDES LYLE SHAMBROOK FREDDIE IMMKE Lvngston O f Chafsworth Gran & Lumber Larry s M aytag ADMIRAL TV & REFRIGERATION ROPER STOVES TURTLE POND TRANSFER PHONE ROSENBOOM PLUMBING & HEATING AUCTIONEERS JIM TRUNK Clerk-Paul G lleft; Casher-Joe Boltz ART FELLER JOHN EDGINGTON CULKIN FUNERAL HOMES - FORREST COSTELLO'S TOWN & COUNTRY CARL BROWN JOE SWEENEY IVAN METZ HARVEY STORK Bll Ommen & Orman Brown Your FS Dealer Dehm Bus Servce PHONE , ILLINOIS STOLLER & MAURER CONTRACTORS FAIRBURY, ILL. CULKIN HARDWARE Hcksatomc Statons, Inc. Phone Terry - Km - Tom Neece H-Speed Leveler Sheld OIST. BY Trple "HMCo. Inc. pper cty Feller Hog M arket FORREST, ILLINOIS GLENN FELLER PH B Nussbaum Servce Inc. RT. 24 EAST PH Cottage Cafe Bert & Roy Lowell Flessner EARTH MOVING a 4^ LADIES Dresses VALUED JRS - MIS $ LADIES Tops, Bt VALUES TO $ CHILDRENS Dresses Sportsw VALUES TO $6 State Bank of Saunemn Eveylyn s Beauty Shop CULLOM. ILLINOIS Bob Gerdes BODY SHOP PIPER CITY, ILL. FUNK'S G GLEN L. DEHM JIM STILES WELDING & MACHINE SHOP SHAFER AGENCY WALTER'S FORD SALES TIM'S SHELL SERVICE DAVE'S TIRE & ALIGNMENT LOWERY BODY SHOP PEOPLE'S CLEANERS DEHM'S WELDING SERVICE ADAMS AGENCY FEELY AUTOMOTIVE S & D BODY SHOP GERALD MILLER PH Dekalb Seed Corn DALE MILLER PH Emory Harford & Sons pper cty MAM- OLIVER -NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY Dennewtz Bros. 4 YEARS REPUTABLE SERVICE ON REPUTABLE PRODUCTS CHILDRENS 3 N Tops a GIRLS Tops» Courtesy Carpet FRANCIS SCHAOE PHONE Charolas Cattle BREEDING STOCK FOR SALE URGENT OLIVER - McGreal Bros. Truckng BUYING HOGS DAILY PH. 337 Haberkorn s FURNITURE State Bonk of Saybrook-lll. PIONEER SEED CORN PAULGILLETT CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP HILLTOP D R IV E -IN F.S. SEED CORN DAN KERBER RHODE MOTORS INC. PIPER CITY FREDDIE IMMKE AUCTIONEER VINCE'S STAR MARKET COACH & FOUR GIFT SHOPPE AUDRIE HASKINS AUCTIONEER BETTY'S BARGAIN BARN HOME IMPROVEMENT JOHN BOYCE JIM TRUNK AUCTIONEER 5c & 0c HIGGINS 25c & up KRUEGER'S BARBER SHOP DOHMAN'S PAINT SERVICE PHONE EXCO INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR CULLOM PHILLIPS SERVICE CENTER PIPER CITY FARMER'S GRAIN CO. CHARLOTTE Baltz Sales & Servce BUICK A PONTIAC Stoller & Scott Ol COMPANY SKELLY PRODUCTS PH.S Cssna Park Lvestock Sales ULE EVERY TUE PH. 4S7-23 JACK-DON-JERRY WYSS Forrest Mlk Products FORREST, ILLINOIS Perkns Truckng LADIES WARM! Steel GOWNS ANI BRUSHED NOW $ ' LADIES Purs FORME! INCLUDINGl sho ulder!

11 A w ard Arends Dstngushed Servce M edal In reooyton of hs "leadershp and contrbuton to our harng a far and sound Selectve Servce Law and to the successful operatons of the Selectve Servce System, Dr. Curts W. Tarr, drector of the Selectve Servce System, presented the agency's Gold Medal for Dstngushed Servce to Conyemman Lesle C. Arends, of Melvn. The ceremones were held last week n Arends Rayburn Buldng offce facng the Captal After some prelmnary remarks concernng the nature of the award and Mr. Arends' legslatve contrbuton, Dr. Tarr pnned the medal on the Congressman and read the offcal Dstngushed Servce Award Ctaton. The Ctaton referred to Contressman Arends' "art of statecraft" and read n part: "In a very real way, the Presdent's program for y ea ter equty n the Selectve Servce process has depended upon your personal support and that whch you were able to muster among your colleagues." Expressng hs apprecaton for ths recoytton, Mr. Arends responded that "of all the measures consdered by our Armed Servces Commttee the draft law s one of the most mportant, most dffcult to wrte and, to me, the most dstasteful. I do not lke compulson. The draft law s repuyant to our Amercan way of lfe, but we have had no alternatve n meetng our manpower needs to nsure our country's safety." ' I was pleased to have had a part n ntatng the Preadent's program for phasng out the draft and establshng an all-volunteer mltary force. We hope t wll prove successful. The substantal ncrease n pay and allowances to make the mltary servce more attractve has added 2.3 bllon to our defense budget. It wll be worth the prce f we can thereby obtan qualfed volunteers. Whle we try to have a draft law that s far and equtable, try as we may, we cannot wrte a perfect law. Oglve Requests Congress Take Acton To Halt Dock Gov. Rchard B. Oglve asked Conyess Monday to take swft acton to halt what he termed "crpplng dock strkes." In a statement to be fled wth the Senate Labor and Publc Welfare Commttee, Oglve called for "senous consderaton and prompt acton" on House Jont Resoluton 025. The governor noted that whle the resoluton apples only to the West Coast dock strke, smlar leyslaton may be requred n the event that the Gulf Coast s struck agan Feb. 4. An 80-day coolng-off perod n the Gulf strke wll expre that day. Oglve s statement noted: "If the strke resumes, t wll have an mmedate and detrmental mpact n Illnos partcularly upon farm gran prces. "There s lttle doubt but that dock strkes have a drect effect upon export prces. We n Illnos learned ths lesson anew durng the recent Gulf Coast strke." Oglve's testmony noted that com prces, for example, fell to 90 cents a bushel durng the strke, and recovered to $.05 when the ports reopened. Hs statement contnued: "Dock strkes, whether on the Gulf or West coasts, have a dramatc mpact on many people who share no part n the dspute and who are far removed from the ports themselves. Whle I beleve frmly n the collectve barganng process, legslaton s needed to termnate crpplng dock strkes whch occur when collectve barganng breaks down and a natonal emergency exsts." In November, when Oglve won the assurance of Attorney General John Mtchell that the coolng off perod would be ordered, Oglve estmated the losses to Illnos farmers alone at $40 mllon. That loss, he explaned, s only part of the long-term damage, because foregn buyers of Illnos products wll seek permanent supplers elsewhere unless Amercan delvery can be assured Oglve has worked closely wth Illnos farm groups, ncludng the Illnos Agrcultural Assocaton, to present to the Presdent the urgent need of farmers to be able to move ther products Illnos s thy leadng exportng state of farm products and thrd n the exportng of manufactured goods Last week Oglve telegraphed both the Presdent and the Federal Medaton and Conclaton Servce offerng hs assstance n seekng a settlement of the Gulf Coast strkes. Optons Avalable To Feed Gran Set-Asde Program For 972 Several addtonal optons has been offered to farm owners and operators for the 972 Feed Gran Sat-Ard program. Theee optons change payment rates and the permtted acreage of com. By reducng the planted acreage of com a farmer may rga up under one of the new optons beng offend. There wll be a meetng at the Lvngston county ASCS offce Thursday, Feb. 0, at 7 30 p m. to explan them changes n the Feed Gran Set Asde proyam, accordng to an announcement by Frank W. Sellmyer, county drector. A queston and answer perod wll follow the meetng. All nterested farm owners and operators are nvted to attend. The sgn up for the proyam s open now and wll contnue through March 0 at the ASCS offce n Pontac. LIVING 80 f) SUPPLEMENT TO The Fa.rtx.fy Blade The Forrest txrest News The he cnatswomn Chatsworth rua-r»oeae< PU>odealer The mgs? Page One TODAY ISSUES OF F E B R U A R Y 0/, 972 Farbury Celebraton Specal! X CLCARANd LADIES Dresses and Jumpers VALUEO FROM $8 TO $27 JRS - MISSY - HALF SIZES 3 'o 3 Fabrc Clearance VALUES TO S2.29 YD. VALUES TO $3.48 YD. NOW 5 7 < y0 NOW $ 33 y o. 00% POLYESTER ^ FORMERLY $3.69 TO $5.88 Y 0. NOW 5 3 YD. RCA X L ; 00% Sold State AccuColor LADIES Tops, Blouses, Skrts VALUES TO $ NOW M en s Slacks RACK - BROKEN SIZES VALUES TO $7 $4 CHILDRENS n I SIZES 2-4 Dresses ona brokenszes Sportswear VALUES TO $6 VALUES TO $4.50 BOYS PERMA PRESS PRINTS, STRIPES, S 0LI0S SIZES 8-8 Shrts $2 RCA Televson has e long way snce 47. To dramatze how tar, we're celebratng RCA'e 25 years of TV leadershp wth values on Color TV yours now at budget-pleasng prces. SPECIAL OFFER CHILDRENS 3 T 0 6X Tops and Slacks GIRLS Tops SIZES 7 TO 4 $ LADIES SUEDE Shoes $7 FOR DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR VALUES TO $8 - BROKEN SIZES NO CHASSIS TUBES TO BURN OUT! COMPARE! W e 're o ffe rn g th s c ro w n n g a c h e v e m e n t o f R C A e n g n e e rn g as a S lver A n n v e rs a ry S p eca l. It's X L A c c u C o lo r 00% s o ld sta te w th c rc u try d e s g n e d fo r e x te n d e d lfe. B rg h t p c tu re and A c c u M a tc c o lo r m o n to r tu n n g to o. W th o u t q u e s to n, th s s o n e o f th e m o st e x c tn g c o lo r TV va lu e s w e 'v e ever o ffe re d. $2.95 VALUE FOR 99c LP album and llustrated booklet recall wonderful moments from televson's past. LADIES WARM VALUES $3.88 TO $7 Sleepwear GOWNS AND PJ S IN FLANNEL, BRUSHED AND CHALLIS NOW $2 to $ LADIES Purses $4 FORMERLY TO $ INCLUDING GENUINE LEATHER SHOULDER STRAP BAGS CHILDRENS Shoes % TO 2 AND 2% TO 3 VALUES FROM $8.89 TO $9.89 $ : 5 REG. $2 HEAVY DUTY MENS 5 BUCKLE Overshoes $ COLORIFIC VALUES TO CELEBRATE RCA s QUARTER CENTURY OF TV LEADERSHIP ' D Q C B Z/D Color TV p > ] I T h g C O ED M o d e l EQ dagonal p cture :30 TO 5:30 DAILY 8:30 TO 8 P. M. FRI. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING RCA 4" DIAG. COLOR TV ONLY $248 CHOOSE IT AND CHARGE IT w a v a s t m y T h e AOAIW M o d a l EQ IB d a g o n a l p c tu re RCA 8" DIAG. COLOR TV ONLY WHERE NO SALE IS FINAL, UNTIL YOU OUR CUSTOMERS, ARE SATISFIED

12 I I ASSOCIATE DIVISION L- Smmenn, SB. Pontac, found pulty of of mproper parkns on roadway at a bench mat on January 7 n Aeeocew Court wth Judge Oarreh H. Nano preadng She had bean arretted on Nouembar 84. S7, by the tontac cty polce, bed a plea of not putty and the cauee waa for tral. T. If. Hnd rep recanted the nt and Kahard DeMoae. ate t tent state 'e pr oca an tad for the paopla. She wee fned $5 and aocta. A. S pp. 24. Street or. waa found putty of a of apaadlng a t a bench kal on January 28. He had been arrested October 3. S7. by Illnos state polos, had entered a plea of not pjlty and the cause contnued for tral. S p p represented hmself and the paopla ware represented by Thomas Mellon. WcM assstant state s attorney of Bloomngton. Spp was I mad S5 and costa. Vctor H. Brown. 35. Chen os. dsobeyed stop a p t. S0 (State) Kevn G. Nusabeum, IS. Farbury. llegal mufflers. 0 (State I. Charles E. Hsnderehot. 7. For reel, operatng n volaton of restrcton. 0 (Pontac) Rchard F. Hggns. 39. Pontac, dsobeyed stop tp, $5 (S u n ). Woockow Salomon. 23. Pontac, crmnal do mags to property. Placed on two years' probaton; wntenced to nne months n Vandala; ordered to make resttuton and to pay court coats. Other charges of crmnal trespass to vehcle, reckless drvng and falure to gve nformaton after strkng property were thsrmaoad at pert of negotated plea (Oty of Chets worth and Sherff's dept, arrests). Wayne L. Schm dt^- d. Farbury, speedvg. $0 (State). Gary R. Gbetpa. 25. Dw0»t. faled to yeld at stop ntersecton. $5 (Dw0t). Joy L. Feller. 7. Forrest, dsobeyed stop sgn. $0 (State) Danel R. Orodorff. 2. Pontac, too fast for condbons. $5 (State). Mchael L G ernenu. 5, Odd, llegal transportaton of alcoholc lquor, $50 (StateI. Mchael L. Hker, 20, Stroator. llegal possesson of lquor, and speedng, 45 end 5 (Sherff's dept.). Paul A. Rant. 6. Ancona, falure to reduce speed to avod accdent, $5 (State). Gan E. Zmmerman. 49. Forrest, qwedng. S0 (State I. Larry E. Lyons. 6. Pontac, no vald drver's lcense, nvald for curfew volaton, 0 (State). Rck Stevens, a/k/a Rchard Stevens. 23. Pontac, crmnal trespass to vehcle. $25 plus resttuton (County). Charle M. Master. 42. Pontac, mproper lane utags. S0 (Sate). Jeffrey L. Stsmle. 24. Pontac, charge of battery (ksmneed on moton of complanng wtness. Costs pad (Pontac). Roy W. Kutter. 47. Pontac, speedng, $5 (Steta). Denns W. Trowbrdge. 8. Forrest, too fast for condtons. $0 (Forrest). Robert O. Schlosaer, 8. Pontac, speedng, $20 (State). Ann L. Lovell. 7, Dwt^t, too fast for condbons. causng accdent. $5 I Dwght I Kent A. Klotar, 8. Farbury. llegal mufflers. $0 (State). John M. Headley, 33. Saunemn, falure to reduce speed to avod accdent, $5 (Steal. Marvn S. Huddleston, 5, Pontac, dsobeyed stop lg, $0 (State). Albert M. Frankln, 54. Pontac, too fast for condtona, $5 (State). WARRANTY DEEDS Ernest Kurth A wf.. jnt. tana., t Jamas L. Wmterland B wf.. jnt. tan $0 ate. R.S Lts. 4 A Farbury. Etha A. Lamer A has., to Samuel J. Lamer 0-72 $ Love A Affecton r.s. - L. 3 A EK L 4 8 Petardorf s Add. CuHom. Edna Ms tlde Jooct. wdow, to Ada Joost Ehlen -5-7 $0 etc. R.S. $6.00 WK Sec Emly Sterlng, d v.. to Ada Joost Ehlen 5 7 $ 0 ale. R.S. $8.00 WK Sac Sskv Ann Faber A hue., to Ada Joost Ehlen 5-7 $ 0 etc. R.S 6.00 WK Sec Florence H. Shota, wdow, e u l. to Donald M Shota A wf.. pt. tens S t etc R.S Pt SWX Sec Rchard J Scowl A wf. to Eugma W Haag A wf.. jnt. ten S0 R.S S3 50 Pt B 5 Hokbdga A Spsfford's Add. Saunemn Edmund 8. Klotar A wf, to Elmar Stoller A wf. pt. ten S0 etc R.S L 2 B 4 Patton' Add Fakbury. Gary D. Gray A wf. pt tens to Donald H. Zmmerman etc. R.S L Contnuaton of Marsh s Add. Farbury. Lana Zehr. spnster, to Alpha L. Steffen A wf. jnt.ten $0 etc R.S. 50c W 6' off L 5 8 Farbury. Anne S. Brocket, wdow to Gene Raymond Brock SI A tow A Affecton R.S - Undv /6th kt n NWX Sec COURT PROCEEDINGS Carol Ann Harder, vs. Bradley E. Harder In Chancery. I Dvorce I Burnell D. Wlson. Chatsworth. vs Charlotte Wlbon. Chatsworth In Chancery. (Ovorcel. Dlorm Ann Mens, Farbury. vs. Rchard Dean Msss. Farbury In Chancery. (Dvorce). MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas A. Decker A Patrca A. Ellott, both ot Ancona John R Rley. Rutland A Sandra J. Lynch. Flanagan Robert G To mac A Luanda Enemas, both of Jolet Wm. George Flott A Mary Grace Walk, both of Dw^t Thornes Van Sma. Farbury A Lnda Kay Johnson. Blacfcstona Edde J. Hodges. Lexngton A Bonne L. Grant. Chenoa Kerry N. Lundberg. Reddck A Bonne L. Zebell. Dwght, James P. Frawtey, Bloomngton A Bonne C. Rccoto, Dwght MARRIAGES Regnu Huddleston A Paul K. Mwx. Jr., both of Pontac I k s Marguerte Wnce, Pontac A Donald Zmmerman. Farbury, Bonne Grant. Chenoa A Edward J. Hodges. Lexngton, Sue Ann Attg. Farbury A Stephen E. Rpach. Pontac H s Catharne Brownng A Wm. S. Maas, both of E w n^ow Lodge Santka Lynch, Flenagsn A John Rley, Rutland, Terry Strothede A LeRoy Block, both of Flanagan BIRTHS TO MR. AND MRS.: Wm. Ledford. Pontac, Son, John A. Lamb. Flanagan. Son Dele Marvn. Jolet, Daughter Wm. Kennedy. Cornell. Daughter Larry Watson. Pontac. Daughter John Kuntz. Peora, Daughter Ronald Botnott, Mnonk. Son Everett Kuhn. Pper Cty. Daughter Mchael Vordy. Idaho Sprbp, Colo.. Daughter Joss Pna. Farbury. Daughter Gary Weber. Chenoa. Daughter, Davd Rhode. Pper Cty. Daughter Welter McDonald. Pontac. Daughter Tom Lutz, Pontac, Daughter, Howard Roark. Grdtoy. Son, Robert Boynton. Dwght. Son Garald Schmdt. Collnavlla. Son Rchard Morley. Pontac. D au^tter Darrell McCUnahan. Pontac. Daughter, Mlton Curts. Pontac. Daughter Warren Ifft. Odell. Oaughter Thomas Tweedt. Dwght. Deu^ter, John Leendars. Pontac. D au^ter Harold Dm bolt. Odell. Twn Daughters Jack Barnett. Pontac. Son. -3-7Z DEATHS James Parks. St. Petersburg. Fla., Iformwly of Oornell) Frank W. (Mght. Collns. Mo., (formerly of Cafaery) Heart Dsease Hgh Among SS Recpents Heart dsease s the most common afflcton among people gettng socal securty dsafabty payments, accordng to Norman Jerome. Actng Socal Securty Assstant Dstrct Manager n Bloomngton. Socal Securty pays monthly checks to over V mllon people under 65 who are severely dsabled and cannot work for a year or more. "More than 23 percent of them have severe heart dseases accordng to a recent study." Jerome sad. The study, conducted by the Socal Securty Admnstraton, shows that 7.6 percent of the dsabled people gettng benefts have arterosclerotc and coronary heart dseases. 4.5 percent have hypertensve heart dseases,.2 percent have heart valve dseases. Emphysema, a lung dsease, s the second most common dsablng condton, the study showed Emphysema afflcts 6.3 percent of the benefcares. "Of course," Jerome sad, "mllons of people can and do work wth heart dsease, emphysema, and other afflctons. The baas for recevng socal securty dsablty payments s not the presence of the dsease but whether the dsease s so advanced or acute that t prevents a person from workng Other dseases reported as the basc cause of dsablty among the socal securty benefcares nclude; Schzophrenc dsorders, 5 8 percent; pulmonary tuberculoss, 3.9 percent, osteoarthrts, 3.2 percent; rheumatod FLOOR COVERINGS Armstrong ARMSTRONG Nylon - Rubber back Candy Strpe Carpetng 4 4K,o. What BARMSTRONG Lnoleum Rugs rxr rxr $9.95 $5.95 2x5' $9.95 " F lo o r F q s l\jo q $ INC. CA RPET UN OLEUM PHONE W. WASHINGTON ST. HARVE BARGMANN - ft - JOE PING arthrts, 2 7 percent; apoplexy, 2 7 percent, cerebral blood clots, 2 6 percent; dabetes, 2.5 percent; and dsplacement of ntervertebral dsc ("slpped dsc"),.3 percent. \ In selected cases, socal securty helps pay for vocatonal rehabltaton of dsabled workers, accordng to Jerome. Monthly socal securty checks also go to % mllon dependents of dsabled workers. Socal securty payments to a dsabled worker wth a wfe and one or more dependent chldren average $269 a month. County Ctzens Buy $75,239 In U.S. Bonds Lvngston county resdents purchased a total of $75,239 n Seres E and H Unted States Savngs bonds n 97, accordng to H. E. Vogelsnger, Jr., Pontac, volunteer county charmar. of the savngs bonds commttee Sales n the state of Illnos were up 9. percent, accordng to Clarence S. Sochowsk, market drector of the Treasury savngs bonds dvson, for a total of $359,479,608 Illnos sales accounted for 6.6 percent of the natonal total of $5,477 mllon and 4.6 percent of the state's 97 quota of $33,600,000 As of the end of December 97, the amount of savngs bonds outstandng was $54.9 bllon - an all-tme record TILES PONTIAC, AC 6764 ^farbury H O S P I T A L N O T E S Tuesday. February ADMITTED Mrs Nelle Kratz. Pper Oty accdent. Leo Monahan Chatsworth. surgcal Mrs Helen Mller Farbury. surgcal. Mss Kay Sms, Farbury medcal Mrs Nancy Webers, Pper Cty, surgcal. Mrs Affe Garmon. Cropsey. medcal. Mchael Mller. Forrest, surgcal. Donald Hunt, Cullom. surgcal Metz Named AMP Delegate Wllard Dck man Herscher. was re-elected February as presdent of the East Central Illnos dstrct of Assocated Mlk Producers, Inc The electon of Dckman. other offcers and delegates, took place at the dstrct s annual meetng at the Redwood Inn at Kankakee. M. Lyle Stahler. Rt.. Odell, was re-elected to serve a three-year term on the advsory board of dvson 2 n the Md-States Regon Warner Defenbach, Rt.. Bonfeld, and Alvn Bauer. Cssna Park, contnue n two- and one-year terms, respectvely, representng the dstrct on the advsory board of dvson 2. whch ncludes 2,200 Illnos dary farmers. Other East Central Illnos dstrct offcers chosen for the year ahead are Roger Arends, Melvn, vce-presdent, and Ralph V. Grob, Rt., Bonfeld. secretar-treasurer. Calvn Meyer, Rt. 2, Peotone, was retaned as resolutons commtteeman, and Wllam W. Jensen, Rt. 2, Kankakee, was re-elected legslatve representatve. Votng deletptes, each representng aroung 50 farm votes n the 272-member East Central Illnos dstrct, were chosen as follows Aaron Knapp, Rt. 2, Rankn; Earl W. Clauss, Rt. 2, Cssna Park. Elwood Grob, Rt., Herscher; George Salzman, Rt., Manteno; and Gene Metz, Rt. 2, Forrest. Gordon Ropp. Illnos drector of agrculture, addressed the 250 dary farmers and ther famles, emphaszng that a major goal of hs department s to mprove the mage of agrculture and create an awareness of ts mportance to Illnos and the naton. He sad agrculture s an ndustry whch leads n developng young people as future farm organzaton and communty leaders. The prncpal afternoon speaker was AMPI Md-States Regon Presdent Paul Affeldt of Sparta, Ws He denounced the cheap food polcy farmers have lved wth too long. He sad AMPI wll contnue to work wth other dary farmer cooperatves to move net farm ncome up to a level comparable wth other segments of ths naton's economy. We are two years behnd already and that s the reason darymen across the country have joned other cooperatves nto larger unts. Farmers themselves have become aware of the need for unty n barganng and mlk marketng actvtes," Affeldt concluded. I k t Joaaph I Joaaptana) Skllman, Pakn, (formarly of Forrest), Lous F. Ausstker. Osntrala, Mr. Nsatus <Henretta) Wlson, Pontac, Smedtey W. Wlknson. Stroator. (formerly of Black t one) M. Charles (Mary) Kahoa. Wateaka. (formarly of Odalll Ntas. Matas) VSInch. Pper Cty, Frank A. Knoblauch, Pontac Mlton E. Cottfuxt. Cabsry, Mrs Fred (Anna) Struabng, Dwght Ronald E. Garland. Pontac Autara C. Wllamson. Pontac, Wm. A. "Bub" Kroll. Culom Edwrord M. Puralay. Farbury J. Chester Morrson, Pontac M. Arthur (Ida Maal Bentley, Peora, (formerly of Farbury) DIVORCE Glora Lucas. Pontac, was pan ted a dvorce from Charles Lucas. Pontac on Tuesday. January Try Ths For Sze BY R E U B E N HUBER Man, washng car, to neghbor: I get about seven m les to the gallon and m y son gets the other ffte e n." A stro n a u t s w fe: The o n ly wom an that s h a p p y w hen her husband s dow n and out. A n o p tm st s wrong as o fte n as a pessm st, but he has a lo t m ore fu n! W hy can't lfe 's problem s co m e to us w hen we are 8 and kn o w everythng? Frend o f ours sad ^ e neve; thought basketball o ffcals were near sghted u n tl the cheerleaders w ere called fo r travelng! N eed a n ew sut? See the selecton a t H uber's C lothng n Farbury. DISMISSED Mrs Alne Troehler, Farbury, Mrs Mary Readng. ThawvUe, Mrs. Angela Plats, Cullom, Mrs Gertrude Henderson. Farbury, Walter Teubel, Farbury, Eugene Herzog. Farbury. Ralph Sweet. Colfax l Wednesday, February 2 ADMITTED Mrs Susan Lange, Farbury. medcal. Henry Klgus. Forrest, medcal, Bertha Knght, Lexngton, medcal. Mrs Verna Howes, Farbury. medcal. Mrs. Amela Zmmerman. Farbury. medcal. Mrs Maye Curts, Chatsworth. medcal, Mrs Hazel Whte. Forrest, medcal. Mrs Greta Aupperle. Farbury. medcal, Lany Vance. Farbury, surgcal Mrs Nancy Mae Hammer. Forrest, medcal DISMISSED Herman Fearman, Odell, Mrs. Catherne Hamlton. Farbury. Thursday, February 3 ADMITTED Mss Lua Baltz, Farbury. surgeal, Mrs. Jean Burton/forrest, surgcal, Kenneth H. Brandt, Farbury. medcal; Mrs. Clella Hall, Cropsey. medcal. Mrs. Patrca Hartman, Farbury. medcal. Harry Newnam, Farbury. medcal. Mrs Angela Coleman, Farbury DISMISSED Donald Hunt, Cullom; Mchael Mller. Forrest, Mrs. Mare Green, Farbury; Mrs. Kathryn Kasner, Farbury; Mss Lsa Blatz. Farbury, Mrs. Llle Wells, Pontac. Robert Tauber, Cullom, Mrs. Edna Rchardson, Farbury, Ots Hurt. Farbury. Frday, February 4 ADMITTED Mss Sue Lynn George, Saunemn, surgcal. Samuel Netherton, Chatsworth, medcal, Mss Mary Louse Maffett, Farbury, medcal. DISMISSED Mrs. Affe Garmon. Cropsey; Mss Rachel Rch, Farbury, Mrs. Nancy Maye Hammer, Forrest; Mrs. Candace Loney, Farbury; Mss Kay Sms, Farbury. Saturday, February 5 ADMITTED Jane Ann Wles, Chenoa, medcal; Russell Brown, Cullom, medcal; Susan Lttle, Chenoa, medcal. DISMISSED Mrs. Lous Qunn and baby grl, Ashkum; Mrs. Marjore Arnold, Farbury; Ervn Reman, Farbury, Mrs. Greta Aupperle, Farbury, Mss Angela Coleman, Farbury; Mss Mary Maffett, Farbury; Mkhal Nelson, Pontac. S@uday, February 6 ADMITTED Mrs. Maude Stevens, Farbury, surgcal. Mrs. Sandra McPherson, Farbury, surgcal; Mrs. Mare Green, Farbury, surgcal, Danel Esemann. Farbury, surgcal; Mrs Carol Ruther, Farbury, surgcal; Mrs. Helen Wedl, Lexngton, medcal; Mrs. Cathrne Hamlton, Farbury, medcal. DISMISSED Mrs. Jane Wles. Chenoa; Mrs. Jean Burton, Forrest; Larry Vance, Farbury, Mrs. Warren Browng and baby grl, Chenoa. C.I.P.S. Promotes W.F. Grant The board of drectors of Central Ilknots Publc Servce Co. recently elected Wllam F. Grant of Sprngfeld to succeed Wllam H. Kuntz as controller and assstant secretary Prevously, Grant was servng as an assstant controller Grant, a natve of Farbury, joned CPS n 957 as a tranee n the accountng department. He also served as a travelng audtor and accountant before beng elected an assstant treasurer n 967 He attended publc schools n Mattoon before graduatng from Sprngfeld Hgh school. He receved a Bachelor of Commercal Scence degree from the Unversty of Notre Dame and later completed a specal management course at the Unversty of Illnos. An Army veteran, Grant s a member of the Elks lodge. Sprngfeld Amercan Busness club and Oakcrest Country club. He s marred to the former Jance Hoffman of Beardstown. The couple has three chldren, Melnda, 7; Denns, 5, and Jennfer 2. Monday, February 7 ADMITTED Mrs. Loretta Frankln. Farbury, medcal, Mss Melssa Schlpf. Farbury, medcal. Mrs Patrca Jackson, Pper Cty, medcal, Mrs. Mary Thacker, Chenoa, medcal, Thomas Thacker. Chenoa, medcal; Wllam H. Bartlett, III, Farbury, surgcal. George Hornsby, Farbury. surgcal; Mrs. Flora Wnterland, Farbury, medcal. DISMISSED Mrs. Nancy Webers, Pper Cty; Mrs. Patrca Hartman. Farbury; Marvn Cole, Colfax. FAIRBURY HOSPITAL BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs Lous Qunn, a grl, Ashkum. weghng 6 lbs., born at 3:22 a m. February 2, 972 To Mr. and Mrs. Warren Browng. Chenoa, a grl, born at 0:46 a.m., weghng 6 lbs., 4 oz. February 3, 972. W F GRANT ILLIN0I$ FARM BROCHURE READY FOR DI$TRIBUTION "Servces to Farmers, a new brochure produced by the Illnos Department of Apculture, s ready for dstrbuton, accordng to Drector Gordon L. Ropp. The brochure descrbes servces provded to fanners by the ten dvsons of the department. It may be obtaned by wrtng to the Informaton Secton, Illnos Department of Agrculture, State Fargrounds, Sprngfeld,., SUPPLEM ENT TO: The F arbury B la d e, T h e Forrest News, The~ C hatsw orth Plandealer, The C ullom Chroncle. PAGE TWO ISSUES OF F E B R U A R Y 0/, 972 I wsh to say "thank you" to each person who voted for me n the County Board electon on Tuesday Bargan Curts W eeks (Ths advertsement pad for by Curts Weeks) In stan t servce 24 hours a day. No w atng, no p ark ng problem s. All at a prce so reasonable you can 't afford to pass t up. T h at's your frendly, nearby bargan outlet for use-t-everyw here electrc energy. And, t s a bargan. W here else, o r w th w h at else, can you get as much for your m oney? C ount the num ber of bargan outlets you use and the m any w ays you use them. T h ere's usually one only a few feet from w herever you happen to be. H ow you lve It our b vlm ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY %. f THE CORNBEl SUPERB Appearng The Farbury Bl Plandealer - Cullom Chroncle ISSUES OF FEBI Pressrun 7,700 Copes PA LOCAL CA FIRST WEEK. IS WOK.5 THEREAFTER:.00 Mn Must b ordered consecutvely u DEADLINE p.m., Tuesdays Where Classfed advertsements a 0c bllng charge s made, wf partcular advertsement. Coun check wth order to save ths < phone number are grouped as sr CLASSIFIED DISPLAY, 2-m. f CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM NOTICES If Cards of Thanks or Memor addtonal words are charged at IMPOf After an»d s ordered, t canno a publcaton wthout charge. No exceptons. REPORT ERROR Check your advertsement u notfy us f there s an error. E stll an error can occur. If yo error, we ll repeat the ad wth notfed at once, the responslb OFFICI 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M Saturdays. 8 a.m. to 0 W. Locust Street. Farbury 44 East Locust, Chatsworth 3' East Krack, Forrest Man Street, Cullom LARGE OCTAGON SHAPI pecan wood cocktal tab wth Be I gum smoked gl top. lk e new. B. W. Moult or after n c ll MINIATURE REPLICA Jot Deere toy. $0 or best offq Phone ONE SEARS double ( stove. (Model) classc. old. Lke new. Wll take offer Call c20-2 LOOK AT My lne of <j cards, noveltes, Bbles sp r tu a l records w h brngng n applances repared- Small Ap] Repar. 300 S. 5th Farbury. e l l CENTRAL ILLINOIS' electon of new Cadllacs \ all makes of automobles. For va entce and dapendab stop n or call today. Fa Cadllac, Inc., Route Lncoln St., Bloomngton, I Phone o6 GET YOUR Sealy Posturf m attress and sprng Haberkorn Furnt Chatsworth. c92 GE 4 0 ELECTRIC Two lower ovens, condton. Phone c20- METAL CUTTING saws. Mr. Fanner b planter runners. Abts Well Ph Farbury 20 ONE 32 STOCK traler of wood forms by cer contractor, one 36 van of wood forms plus hard! for all forms. Must takel wll not splt, K Tl Sterrenberg, Pper Cty. c l2 9 PEKE A-PO O DOG. old, whte wth markng. H u all ELECTROLUX SALES Strvoe. Mr. and Mrs. Kaeb, Phone Ffth. Farbury. c33 TREE Slut Seat T Keth M< (

13 MAN FOR part tme dean up work Apply Old Suunnah F arb u ry c23-tf Pontac Cons W n, Lose 2 In Lvngston C rcut Court THE CORNBELT CLASSIFIED SUPERMARKET Appearng Weekly n The Farbury Blade - Chatsworth Plendealer - Forrest News Cullom Chroncle - Headlght-Enqurer ISSUES OF FEBRUARY 0/. 972 Pressrun 7,700 Copes PAGE THREE 3,000 Readers LOCAL CASH RATES FIRST WEEK. 5 words S I c each Addtonal word. THEREAFTER: S I. OO Mn., 7c each addtonal word. 'Must ba ordered consecutvely nserted at the tme of orgnal order ) DEADLINE p.m., Tuesdays B U N D AOS S2 extra Where Classfed advertsements are charged on Open Account, a 0c bllng charge s made, whch covers all nsertons of that partcular advertsement. Count the words and send cash or check wth order to save ths charge. Numerals n address or phone number are grouped as sngle word. C L A S S I F I E D D I S P L A Y. 2-m. M n...p.r n ch 2.60 C A R D O F T H A N K S 0 0 IN M E M O R I A M N O T I C E S 5 0 If Cards of Thanks or Memoram Notces are over 40 words, addtonal words are charged at 3 cents each. IMPORTANT After an ad s ordered, t cannot be cancelled or changed before a publcaton wthout charge. There are absolutely no refunds. No exceptons. REPORT ERRORS TO US AT ONCE Check your advertsement upon frst nserton, and please notfy us f there s an error. Each ad s carefully proofread, but stll an error can occur. If you notfy us the frst day of an error, we'll repeat the ad wthout charge. Sorry, f we are not notfed at once, the responsblty s yours. OFFICE HOURS 8.m. to 5 p.m. Monday tnrouqt Fnday Saturdays. 8 a.m. to noon n Farbury only. 0 W. Locust Street. Farbury Telephone (8 5) Fast Locust, Chatsworth Telephone (8S >/, East Krack. Forrest Telephone ( S I 5) Man Street, Cullom Telephone (85) LARGE OCTAGON SHAPED pecan wood cocktal table wth Belgum smoked glass top. lk e new. B. W. Moulton, or after 5. n cll3 -tf MINIATURE REPLICA John Deere toys. $0 or best offer. Phone ONE SEARS double oven stove. (Model) classc. year old. Lke new. Wll take best offer Call C20-27 LOOK AT My lne of yfts, cards, noveltes, Bbles and sp r tu a l records w h le brnng n applances to be repared. Small Applance Repar. 300 S. 5th St.r Farbury. c lls -tf CENTRAL ILLINOIS' fnest selecton of new Cadllacs and all makes of pre-drven automobles. For value, Mrvce and dependablty, stop n or call today. Fannng Cadllac, Inc., Route 66 at Lncoln St., Bloomngton, Phone o62-tl GET YOUR Snaly Posturpedc m attress and sprng at H a b e r k o r n F u r n tu r e, Chatsworth. c928-tf GE 40" ELECTRIC range. Two lower ovens. Good condton. Phone C2027 METAL CUTTING power saws. Mr. Farmer - buld up planter runners. Abts Weldng. Ph Farbury ONE 32' STOCK traler load of wood forms by cement contractor, one 36 van load of wood forms plus hardware for all forms. Must take all, wll not splt, $4, T hees Sterrenberg, Pper Cty. cl PEKE A POO DOG. year old, whte wth brown markng. H u all shots THAT'S THE PHONE, call from home. Shop Montgomery Ward and save. Kam merman Sales. Farbury. c l0 7 tf IN S U L A T IO N, Blown cellulose. Maurer & Roth, In c., Heatng Ar Condtonng - Electrcal - Plumbng Farbury Phone Call collect for FREE estmates. evenngs c930-tf COACH & FOUR Gft shoppe, Chatsworth now carryng: art supples, canvas boards, permanent pgments, artsts ols. c23 20 MOBILE HOME, Rtzcraft. 968, 2x60, two bedrooms, central ar, fully carpeted New washer and dryer, under pnnng and cement steps ncluded. Call after 5. C ton Chevy pckup, 4 speed transmsson, power steerng, perfect condton. Wanted - a power steerng unt for Internatonal M tractor Lowell Ftessner, Chatsworth c23 27 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT sale at Betty's Bargan Bam n Chatsworth New furnture, carpetng, applances, dshes, household tems. Also used fu rn tu re, c lo th n g and mscellaneous. New tems weekly, every Thurs., Fr. & Sat. -5 p.m. or phone c7-tf HOME FOR sale n Chatsworth: An older, two story home n one of Chatsworth's fnest locatons. Down stars has bedroom, ktchen, lvng room, famly room k half bath. Upstars has three bedrooms & full bath. New furnace k central ar condtonng, just nstalled. Pato wth fberglass roof to the rear. Breezeway enclosed and attached double car garage. Near school. Lttle or no money down to rght party. Call owner days and evenngs. cl27-tf MAKE BEATEN down carpet nap at doorways brght and fluffy agan wth Blue Lustre. Z m m erm an's ' Hardware. Farbury. C20-20 LECTROLUX SALES & PRE-DRIVEN 952 jsrvoe. Mr. and Mrs. Davd Chevrolet. 4 door deluxe. Kaeb, Phone S. Make an offer. Jm Ffth Farbury. 3ramowsk c325-tf c2020 TREE CUTTING Stump Removal, Seasoned Frewood, Tree Toppng Keth McClure & Sons Colfax, III. ODDS & ENDS basement sale Feb. & 2 9 a m 5 p.m Come browse, have coffee Mrs. Wesley Klehm, 3 mles south on Melvn blacktop, 4 m le east Chatsworth. C20 20 SHELLED POPCORN, whte or yellow. 6 lbs for $00. Raymond Rosenberger 802 E. Maple. Chatsworth BUY YOUR furnture and applances at Walton's n Farbury. We trade, lowest p rces, easy terms, lary selectons. tfn YOU HAVE qualty dry cleanng, pck up servce at Turnp seeds 5c & 0c Store, F orrest, Tues. and Fr. People's Cleaners, Chatsworth c l l 3 t f SEPTIC TANK nstallaton and pumpng Complete dranage repar. EXCO, Inc. Cullom,. Ph cl27-tf SINGER AND all makes sewng machnes repared n custom ers homes. H. W. M ontgom ery, Lexngton c22-tf INCOME TAX preparaton. Ruth Runyon. 704 S. Webster, Farbury. Phone afternoons or cl27-tf W. D. MILLER & SON septc tank and cesspool cleanng. Work guaranteed. Phone Pper Cty,. ctf NEED TAX anstance? For experenced and qualfed tax preparaton of ndvdual, small busnes, or farm tax returns. Phone anytme. H. Nash, 609 W. Maple, Farbury HAVE YOUR furnture reupholstered where all work s guaranteed. Large selecton of fabrcs and vnyls avalable C all for free estm ate Ihchene & Boudreau. 22 E. South St., Pontac across from c e m e t e r y gate. Phont cl05-tf R U G S AND Upholstery shampooed n your own home. Also wall washng Latest equp. No mess, no fu a. Free Est., No oblg Joseph P. Freehll Chatsworth c55-tf CLOTHES ARE Closer to you than anythng you own so Keep 'Em Clean" Qualty dry cleanng always People's Cleaners, Chatsworth. c325-tf SCHROF S SERVICENTER Complete farm, fleet and passenger tre servce. Phone Forrest c l0 2 4 tf INTERIOR PAINTING and paper han^ng. Don Lester, 42 W. Chestnut, Farbury c lu 2 l tf You 'll love the acton you g e t n WANTABS PARTIALLY FURNISHED 3 4 room upstars apt Prvate entrance. Heat and water furnshed cl 26-tf MELVIN'S APARTMENTS 603 W. Oak, Farbury. Nce sngle bedroom, ground floor, stove, refrgerator, drapes furnshed. No pets. Ph c l2 7 tf TWO APARTMENTS Fully carpeted wth nce szed rooms. New ktchens and bathroom s. Stove and refrgerator furnshed Ideal locaton. Call c2 3 tf BEDROOM FURNISHED apartment for rent. No chldren pets. Call or evenngs. c23-tf FOR RENT: Modern two story farm house. New furnace One mle east of Charlotte FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. One chld accepted. Call c2027 OFFICE S P A C E & warehousng avalable for rent or lease. Some equpment a valable for furnshng offces. Wrte or call Honegger Farms Co., Inc., Forrest,. 674 Ph C BEDROOM MOBILE home Adults. No pets. Phone c20-tf U N F U R N I S H E D DOWNSTAIRS two bedroom apartment n Farbury afternoons or evenngs. cl29-tf TWO BEDROOM house wth garage. Nce for couple. Newly decorated No pets. Ph c23-tf 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED house traler, fve mles from Farbury, 4 mles from Forrest. Ph days only C23 20 ONE BEDROOM effcency apartment, ground floor Nce. Ideal for workng person or couple. Call or c23-tf ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT - bedroom, lvng room - ktchenette, bath, near IGA, warm. Up easy nsde stars, sngle or couple. Curts Weeks cl 3-tf ALL MODERN two bedroom moble home for rent. Ph cl 6-tf BEAUTICIAN PART tme Style Setter Beauty Salon. Farbury, Ph cl 3224 Announcng SEW-A-STITCH IS NOW A DEALER FOR VIKING & WHITE Sewng Machnes ALL MAKES REPAIRED E. Locust, Frrbury Phone 2 33 WANTED MACHINIST Openng now foe machnst wth growng, natonally known company Experence preferred, but wllng to tram qualfed person Apply Box 67, Onarga, C2/3 2/0 YOUR OLD Lvng room and bedroom sutes n trade an new ones. See us on Carpet prces b efore you buy. Haberkorn s, Chatsworth. Ph c64-tf CORN COBS We wll pck up ether from sheller or from ple Current rate 50c per ton. Phone Thawvlle Cob Co If no answer call cl230-tf PAPER HANGING, celng tle, panelng and repar work. Lz and Irvn Nagel. Phone Call after 6 p.m. c78tf CARPETS AND Rutp to be shampooed. Reasonable. Dave K aeb. F arbury. Phone c325-tf BABYSITTING OR Housework after school, Sat and Sun. and evenngs. June, 3 and Jo Ann, 5. Allen, Phone C20-27 GOOD HOMES for 2 small male dogs, 4 months old Phone C20-20 WORK WANTED by handyman. $3.25 per hour DALMATION NEEDS dog house. So cold, s seeng spots. Call nc20-tf WANTED: BABYSITTING. 8th grader. Wendy Tmmons INTERIOR PAINTING or clea n n g. Ernest Mes or Maurce Sutter, Farbury MALE. DOCKMAN needed by Nussbaum Truckng, Normal. Apply n person, evenngs after 7. $5.8 an hour. Equal opportunty employer C20 20 OFFICE HELP full tme, prevous swtchboard & offce experence helpful. Call c20 20 WAITRESS WANTED Apply Old Susannah c20-tf JOIN ART Lnkletter on the Beelne fashon team. Be a Beelne stylst. Art Lnkletter says, "No experence needed for ths yeat opportunty to make above average earnng on your own tme. Take my advce. ask about t. Excellent new management opportunty Use of car necessary. No canvassng, no collectng, no delverng. For appontment, phone Lexngton or wrte Helen Eads. 408 W South. Lexngton. III C INCOME TAXES Call D IO N N E ACCO UNTING SERVICE For An Appontment Call IF NO ANSWER Call MRS. DUANE BAZZELL R T.3 FAIRBURY, IL L STORE HOURS Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Thursday, Frday 9 am. to 8 30 p m., Saturday 9 a m. to 5 p m. Bell, Book & Candle, Merle Norman Cosmetcs, Farbury cl 3-27 PUPPIES FREE Call FEBRUARY SPECIAL. 5% of renters are pro tax voters By bulldozng at cost and buyng our storage and dryng equpment. 5 years to pay 6% /5 down. You can lower your taxes. The frst landowner wth a good set of buldng usng our servces durng February gets a $500 free vacaton n Florda or hs choce. Taxpayers Servce, 208 E. Cherry, Chatsworth. C20 20 T R Y A C O R N B E L T C L A S S IF IE D 3,0 0 0 R E A D E R S I BLACK LEATHER bref case Contanng cards, tallys, msplaced at Indan Creek Club House n November. If found notfy, Mrs. Freeman Vaughan, Forrest, C23 20 LOST OR STRAYED. Shag dog, one eye. Answers to name of Shag. Contact Keth Khtzng, Farbury C20 20 VACATIONS LAS VEGAS 5 days, 4 nghts at Lucerne Hotel from $84.00 ncludng round trp ar fare. Adventure Tours & Travel, Pontac, 0 N. Man St Ph c20 20 The Pontac prson nmates who appeared n General Dvson of Crcut Court at Pontac January 3 for jury tral were panted contnuances by Judge Wayne C. Townley Jr. The men were ndcted by the Lvngston county Grand Jury n November, 97, for beng connected wth the Pontac prson dsturbance on Oct 2, 97. The tral date of the has been tentatvely reset for Monday, Mar. 20. Ore of the men, George Ross, waved tral by jury and reouested that hs case be tred wthn the next 0 days n a bench tral. The nmates and ther charges are: Leon Holton and Laty Savage, aggravated battery; Ross. Stanley Myers and Ph lb p Harrson, devate sexual assault and battery; Harold MacArthur and Charles Whte Jr., devate sexual assault. Albert Bell and Turtle Trmble, battery, and Tyrone Sprngs, msconduct by an nmate and enga^ng n mob acton. In other court acton nvolvng Pontac nmates charged n connecton wth the Oct. 2 prson dsturbance The jury found nmate Cleve Aldrdge gulty of mob acton and gulty of nflctng njury by volence to the property of another. The jury also found Aldrdge gulty of msconduct by an nmate The tral began Monday. Jar.. 3, and the verdct was reached the next nght. Judge Townley opened and read the sealed verdct Wednesday morrng. Aldrdge was represented by Farbury Attorney Walwyn M. Trezse, and John Satter was prosecutng attorney. Members of the jury were: James W. Hoover. Helen J. Nolan and Beulah I. Rather of Pontac; Thomas Bounds and Beatrce W. Moulton Sr., Forrest; John J. Gouge and Floyd Bashford, Farbury; Shrley J. Phllps, Dwght; Donald S. Stevenson and John J. Whalen, Streator, Loyce Pool, Cornell, and Bernce M. Hll, Chatsworth Inmate Henry Byers was found gulty by the jury for msconduct by an nmate and engagng n mob acton. The tral began Tuesday. Feb, and the jury brought n ther verdct at 2:50 p.m. Wednesday afternoon Agan, both Trezse and Satter opposed each other. Satter was prosecutor and Trezse, counsel for the defense. Members of the jury were: Roy W. Benway, Strawn; Lester Burton. Vola J. Orndorff, Margaret M. Propp, Agnes J. Ruddy, Josephne Ruff, all of Pontac; Bernce J. Eden and Rchard Lous Roberts. Flanagan. Elton H. Sancken. Saunemn, Lous W. Schneder, Flanagan; Elane R Metzke. Dwght, and Ida J. Zller, Farbury. In the thrd case, nmate Johnne Walker was acqutted by the jury Frday, Feb. 4, of msconduct by an nmate and a mob acton durng tha Oct. 2 ncdent at the nsttuton. The tral began Thursday afternoon and went to the jury at 3;35 p.m. Frday. At 7:50 p.m., the jury reached ts verdct after delberatng for four and one Jatf hours. John Satter prosecuted the and agmn Walwyn M. Trezse acted for the defense. The jury was composed of; Dale S. Farney, Galen W. Haren and John Klgue, all o f Forrest; Marvn L. Russell and George E. Schcpp, Pontac; John E. Asper, Grdley, Ann Koedyker, Dwght, Marjore L. Waller, Farbury; Ernest I. Porter, Odell; John E. Vercler, Chenoa, Homer A. Shall, Chatsworth, and Vrt^na Lea Pool, Streator. A rea Party-lne Your Ad On The Classfed Page 5 W o rd s $.5 0 Problems Increase, General Tel States Customers leavng ther telephone recevers off the hook n order to prevent ncomng calls or party-lne customers behavng n a smlar manner to reserve the lne for ther prvate usage are creatng a serous problem n the Pontac area. Accordng to Vr^l D. Brown, dstrct commercal manager for General Telephone company, actvty of ths type s havng such a serous effect on central offce equpment, repar calls and mantenance expense that General Telephone s embarkng on a program to contact the offendng partes. Brown noted that cut-off swtches are avalable for customers who desre no ncomng calls. Rural customers who make ths a practce are placng the responsbhty upon themselves by denyng access to telephone servce for the other party-lne members n case of an emergency. Brown stated. Parents are remnded to watch small chldren who may playfully knock the telephone off the hook durng the daytme hours - causng loss of servce for unreasonable lengths of tme. Our meetng 'hello' lkely came ndrectly from the Norse battle cry Ahoy. Goes Into 7,500 Homes (30,000 Readers) From Colfax to Cabery From Chenoa to Chatsworth From Sbley to Saunemn From Pontac to Pper Cty The Combelt Classfed APPEARIN6 IN THE FAIRBURY BLADE THE FORREST NEWS THE PLAINDEALER THE CHRONICLE-HEADLIGHT-ENQUIRER )M <

14 /jdfry (,! " t K (-At o. mc Farm New s around the county wth the Extenson Advser Paul T. Wlson AG PESTICIDE DEALERS, APPLICATORS' CLINICS SCHEDULED FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY AREA Keepng up-to-date on the latest recommendatons and suggestons for agrcultural pest control s a tough job. And no one knows that better than the dealers and applcators who sell and apply pestcdes for agrcultural use. Illnos pestcde dealers and applcators have a chance to get the latest word on pest control at any of 0 Pestcde Dealers and Applcators' Clncs scheduled durng February. The Clncs are sponsored by the Unversty of Illnos College of Agrculture and the Illnos Natural Hstory Survey n cooperaton wth the State Department of Agrculture, Dvson of Plant Industres. Clncs scheduled n the Lvngston County area are as follows: Date Cty Locaton February 4 Champagn Ramada Inn 25Jolet Ross Autumn Acres Restaurant Clncs wll nclude dscussons on the current nsect stuaton and the whys and hows of control for weeds, dseases, and nsects affectng feld crops, as well as proper use of applcatna equpment. U. of I. specalsts n agronomy, plant pathology, entomology and agrcultural engneerng wll lead the dscussons. Representatves from the State Department of Agrculture, Dvson of Plant Industres, wll explan the Illnos Custom Spray Operators Lcensng laws and admnster the examnatons for the custom spray operators lcense at each meetng. Pestcde Clncs wll begn at 9.30 a m. and wll conclude by about 4:00 n the afternoon. For more nformaton on the Pestcde Dealers' and Applcators' Clnc scheduled n your area, contact Paul T. Wlson, Lvngston C ounty Senor Extenson Advser, Agrculture, 222% West Madson Street n Pontac, Illnos. BEEF CATTLE DISEASE CONTROL MAJOR BEEF CLINIC TOPIC Cattle feeders face a wde range of feedlot dseases commonly referred to n alphabetcal form. Feeders must fght the dseases, and wn, to successfully feed out a lot of cattle. J. R. Pckard, Unversty of Illnos Extenson verternaran, wll unscramble the most mportant of the alphabetcal maze of dseases at the Lvngston - McLean Beef Clnc, February 8 n Bloomngton at the Farm Bureau Audtorum. The all-day meetng bepns at 0:00 a m. The dseases Pckard plans to dscuss nclude: BR, P I3, BVD Md, PC, IPV, TEM, ADE, F 2, and F 3. The Beef Clnc s one of 4 mult-county meetngs U. of I. beef specalsts are presentng throughout Illnos durng January - March. The meetngs are desuyed to present the latest beef oattle feedng and management nformaton to Illnos beef producers. Beef Clncs are open to all beef producers. JOSEPH W. WILLETT KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT AG POLICY CONFERENCE, FEBRUARY 22 "Outlook In Internatonal Trade For Farm Products of Central Illnos" wll be the subject of the keynote address at the noon luncheon of the Ag Polcy Conference at the Masonc Temple, Decatur, Illnos on February Remarks of keynote speaker Jospeh W. Wllett, Drector of Foregn Regonal Analyss Dvson of Economc Research Servce, USDA, wll nclude effects of trade wth Russa and Chna, wth specal emphass on the foregn trade wth Chna stemmng from the vst of the Presdent of the Unted States, and the present economc level of the Japanese people and effect ths wll have on trade wth the Unted States. Mr. Wllett wll also te n the effect of trade wth Common Market countres of Europe. The value of the dollar and ts effect on trade, both at-home and abroad, wll also be ncluded. The topc wll be of nterest to any farmer, processor or busnessman n central Illnos. Ths s partcularly true snce the producton of one acre out of three s exported. The program starts at 9:30 a.m. wth a dscusson on Foregn Markets and How They Affect Agrculture n Central Illnos'' by Dr. Rchard Bell, Drector of Gran Dvson Foregn Agrcultural Servce, Department of Agrculture, Washngton, D C. T. A. Heronymus, Professor of Gran Marketng at the Unversty of Illnos wll talk on the subject, Competton Between Com and Soybean n the Domestc Pcture. The afternoon sesson features Robert C. Lebenow, Presdent of Corn Refners Assocaton, Inc. He wll dscuss, Use of Com and ts Products and How t Affects Mdwest Agrculture. Ths meetng s open to all, but there s a regstraton fee of three dollars for the luncheon meetng. Call our offce by February 5 f you wsh to attend, and we wll make a reservaton for you. GROW CHIVES, PARSLEY IN MINI-GARDEN You don t have to wat untl sprng to grow fresh parsley and chves. Start a mn-garden n a contaner n your home and the harvest can begn whle snow stll covers the ground You wll need a flower pot, plastc or metal bucket, bushel basket, wooden box, or a smlar contaner you can fnd around your home. Be sure to punch a few dran holes n the bottom f the contaner has no dranage. Place the contaner n the brghtest locaton n your home. A sunny wndow sll, glassed n porch, pato door, or large south wndow are the best places snce plants requre lots of sun. You can obtan ready-to-use pottng sol that s free of plant dseases and weeds from your local garden center. Your cprden dealer can also suggest a low-analyss water soluble fertlzer. Parsley takes about 0- weeks but leaves can be cut for cprnsh for a long perod of tme. It does well n small, shallow contaners. Chves grows faster than parsley (8-0 weeks) and can be clpped for ^m shes for a long perod of tme. AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Illnos students nterested n studyng a^cultural communcatons at the Unversty of Illnos durng school year can apply now for scholarshps. The $300 scholarshps are avalable to hgh school and junor college senors who wsh to prepare for careers co m b n n g FOR THE SUPPORT ACC0R0E0 ME IN TUESDAY'S REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. e v e r e tt M ccu l l o u g h R.R., Cropsey (Ths Ad Pad For By Everett McCullough) communcatons and agrculture. Such careers nclude agrcultural advertsng, agrcultural publc relatons, agrcultural wrtng and edtng, photography, and rado and televson broadcastng James Evans, actng head of the Offce of Agrcultural Communcatons at the U. of.. sasy the scholarshps cover the school year be^nnng n September. Awards wll be made on the bass of applcatons Members of the agrcultural communcatons ndustry provde the scholarshp funds. Applcants must lve n Illnos and must enter the U of. College of Agrculture ths fall as freshman or transfer students majorng n agrcultural communcatons. For an applcaton form, wnte to: Agrcultural Communcatons Scholarshps, 330 Mumford Hall, Unversty of Illnos, Urbana, Illnos 680 Completed applcatons are due by Aprl and scholarshp wnners wll be announced by May. WINDBREAKS MEAN EASY WINTERS A farmstead wndbreak can subdue wntry blasts and make for easy wnters. A stnp of evergreens on the north and west tdes of the farmstead area wll reduce btter northwest wnds to a breeze, he says. At the same tme the trees wll trap blowng snow away from drves and doorways. Norway spruce and Douglas fr, adapted wdely to Illnos sols, develop denser folage and attan 7-eater heght than other ew ryeens, partcularly on prare sols. Pnes self prune at an earler age, have more open folage, and under average condtons, grow to a stubby heght and become flat-topped. Three rows wth a 5-foot spacng n and between rows offer the most protecton for the area nvolved. In plannng the strp s locaton, you can expect the wndbreak to gve notceable protecton leeward a dstance equal to ten tmes the wndbreak heght. To nsure southerly breezes wll be coolng n the summer, the strp should be located at least 50 feet a way from areas and buldngs n summer use An addtonal advantage of a wndbreak s savngs n feed and fuel hlls when lvestock s on the farm. Sprng s the best tme for plantng snce a full growng season permts establshment before gong through a rgorous wnter. Informaton on sources of plantng stocks avalable for plantng ths sprng s avalable from the Lvngston County Extenson Offce n Pontac. U. OF I. ECONOMIST PRESENTS SWINE BREEDING HERD IMPROVEMENT METHODS Any lvestock producer wth a breedng herd operaton must constantly be on the watch for better stock to mprove hs herd, R. P. Kesler, Unversty of Illnos agrcultural economst, told the pork producers at the Swne Semnar, January 25 n Pontac. He lsted three optons the hog producers should use to acqure replacement breedng anmals for ther breedng herds: () Select replacement pts from your own herd. (2) Buy replacement ^lts from a seed-stock producer, a pure bred breeder, or another commercal producer. (3) Lease replacement rplts usng one of the sow-leasng contracts, wdely avalable today. The evaluaton of these dfferent strateges requres a cost estmate of provdng replacement anmals and evaluatng the genetc performance of the sow herd obtaned from dfferent sources, Kesler sad. For example, a leasng contract may offer the producer the benefts of a superor genetc lne. Or, the producer has the opton of developng superor genetc materal wthn hs own breedng herd In one nstance the genetc materal may be acqured through the lease contract In the other, genetc materal may be acqured through the efforst and costs assocated wth boar selecton, (pt selecton and offsprng testng. If genetc performance wth the sow herd under all three optons was equal, t would clearly be to the commercal hog producer s advantage to rase hs own breedng anmals, Kesler noted. When commercal producers obtan genetc materal through leasng the breedng herd, the cost per sow over an eght year perod would be hgher-about $89 or slghtly less than $2 per ltter. He sad ths dfference mght be off set by an ncrease n feed effcency, an ncrease n pgs weaned per ltter, or an ncrease n market prce due to a hgher grade and yeld of anmals marketed. The fnal decson must be made on the bass of the dfferental n cost and the C.I.P.S. Sets $5 4 Mllon O n 7 2 Plans; Includes Envronment Control Equpment Central Illnos Publc Servce Co plans expendtures of more than $54,000,000 on new constructon, envronmental control equpment and replacement of facltes durng 972, accordng to an announcement by K E. Bowen, presdent of CIPS We must contnually plan ahead and buld ahead to make sure our customers have plenty of power as they need t, Bowen stated Tradtonally, customer requrements double every 0 years, but forecasts ndcate that ths rato s on the ncrease. Bowen sad the planned expendture s vtally necessary to mantan our servce relablty, meet the constantly ncreasng requrements of our customers and move ahead n helpng to clean up the envronment. Of the total allocaton, more than $48,000,000 wll be expended for electrc facltes, and more than $5,000,000 for natural gas facltes. Announcement of ths year's program was made by Bowen n connecton wth CIPS observance of Natonal Electrcal Week, Feb. 6-2, when the electrc ndustry focuses attenton on the contrbutons of electrcty to the Amercan economy and way of bfe. The 972 constructon program wll further strengthen the relablty of servce to CIPS customers, as well asapve added support to the company s entre transmsson and dstrbuton system through constructon of new and larger power lnes and substatons. At the end of 97 the utlty was servng probably 7ns from mproved genetc materal. Kesler advsed that producers consder the tme, efforts, and sklls requred to develop superor genetc materal n ther own herd as compared wth the purchase of the genetc materal through the leasng route or by buyng replacement glts from producers wth proven seed stock. TRACTOR SAFETY SCHOOLS BEGIN FEBRUARY 26 The 972 Tractor and Machnery Safety and Mantenance schools wll begn on February 26 for the youth of Lvngston County. Ths school s set up to comply wth the Hazardous Occupatons n Agrculture Law whch affects youth under 6 years of age. Ths law requres that all youth who are 4 and not yet 6, and who desre to work off the famly farm, receve tractor and machnery safety tranng and certfcaton for employment Those who desre to take a specfed year n the 4-H Tractor Project must attend specfc meetngs n order to complete all unts of the year of the project n whch they are enrolled The dates for the tractor safety schools are as follows: Saturday, February 26, at the Extenson Offce Meetng Room from 9 00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturday. March 4, at the Extenson Offce Meetng Room from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.: Saturday, March, at the Extenson Offce Meetng Room from 8:00 a.m. to 2 00 p.m., Saturday, March 8. at the 4-H Park, from 9 00 a.m. to fnsh; and Tuesday, March 28, at the Lvngston County Farm Bureau Basement, at 7:30 p.m. Ths program s open to any boy or grl between the ages of and 9 who works on or wll have opportunty to work on the farm and operate tractors and/or machnery Only those 4 and 5 years of age, however, wll be elgble for certfcaton. Those teachng these programs are James L. Wllams, Country Companes Publc Relatons Manager. Maurce Sprout, Ag Occupatons Instructor at Farbury-Cropsey Hgh school, Davd Whtson, Ag Occupatons Instructor at Tr-Pont Hgh school, Bll Bree, Ag Occupatons Instructor at Pontac Townshp Hgh school, and Wllam T. McNamara, Assocate Extenson Advser. Anyone wth questons should contact the Lvngston County Extenson Offce at 222% West Madson Street n Pontac. The telephone number s \ - ( M l. ) ( \ vll A < MK 272,668 customers n 540 communtes wth electrcty and 36,670 customers n 245 communtes wth natural gas Constructon s n the fnal stages on the new 600,000 klowatt generatng unt and related facltes at Coffeen Power Staton n Montgomery County. Ths new unt, whch s expected to be placed n servce n early sprng, wll rase the utlty's total generatng capablty to approxmately,750,000 klowatts Coffeen s the frst modem mne-mouth electrc generatng staton n Illnos. It s stuated on an,00-acre man made lake and s just one-half mle from the Truax-Traer Coal Co. mne whch provdes Illnos coal for the staton's operaton. A major tem n the 972 constructon budget s envronmental control. CIPS has been nsultng electrostatc precptators at ts four power sutons and n 972. several more wll be placed nto servce. In addton, as part of the utlty's $6,000,000, fve year envronmental control -program, the company wll be mprovng sewage dsposal and ash storage facltes. "Expanson of our natural gas facltes has been hampered due to the nablty of natural gas supplers to meet the ncreasng needs of the dstrbuton companes, Bowen sad. He sad CIPS s contnung to develop addtonal storage and peakng supples of propane-ar facltes that wll enable the utlty to further assure contnued relablty of servce to present customers. The company has budgeted approxmately $5,000,000 for constructon of new transmsson and dstrbuton mans to bolster the system servng 245 communtes n central and southern Illnos. In addton, the utlty s workng to establsh a new gas storage reservor to ad n meetng peak demands of ts customers. The company now mantans a gas storage reservor at Ashmore n east-central Illnos and a gas feld n southern Illnos. The utlty also operates propane ar plants n Maron, Quncy and H 00 pest on. Constructon of another propane ar plant near West Frankfort n southern Illnos s planned for ths year. W llam s To Kck O ff Tractor School Jm Wllams, publc relatons manager for Country Companes, wll kck off the 972 Lvngston County Tractor program. The frst meetng wll be held on Saturday, February 26, bermng at 9 00 a.m. n the Extenson Offce Meetng room n Pontac. Ths program s set up to comply wth the Hazardous Occupatons n Agrculture Law whch affects youth under 6 years of age. Wllams' publc relatons responsbltes nclude the development and presentaton of educatonal programs on safety n Illnos. He has been speakng to varous cvc clubs, organzatons, and schools about safety snce 959. He s a qualfed nstructor for two courses: Natonal Safety Councl's Defense Drvng Course and the Natonal Rfle Assocaton's Home Frearm Safety Course The dates for the tractor safety schools are as follows: Saturday, February 26, at the Extenson Offce Meetng room from 9 00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Saturday, March 4, at the Extenson Offce Meetng room from 9 00 a.m. to 3 00 p.m., Saturday, March, at the Extenson Offce Meetng room from 8 00 a.m. to 2 00 p.m.. Saturday, March 8. at the 4-H Park, from 9:00 a.m. to fnsh, and Tuesday, March 28, at the Lvngston County Farm Bureau basement, at 7:30 p m. Ths program s open to any boy or grl between the ages of and 9 who works on or wll have the opportunty to work on the farm and operate tractors and/or machnery. Only those 4 and 5 years of age, however, wll be elgble for certfcaton Anyone wth questons should contact the Lvngston County Extenson Offce at 222% West Madson Street n Pontac The telephone number s JIM WILLIAMS S U P PLE M E N T TO : The F a rb u ry B la d e, T h e F orrest News, The C hatsw orth Plandealer, The C ullom Chroncle. PAGE FOUR ISSUES OF F E B R U A R Y 0/, 972 N.J. Stednger AUCTIONEER For COMPLETE SALES SERVICE Phone Farbury SAVE FROM >5.00 TO >22.50 on AMERICAN TOURISTER 000 SERIES SPECIAL SALE 25% OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL MISS C IN D Y HOR Ver M ss Hornc Enters Mss Teen A g e Mss Cndy Homckel, Mrs. Nel Homckel of 5 compete n the Mss pageant on August 5 a South at Harvey The pageant s for grls n Illnos. They wll scholastc achevements pose, personalty and app talent or a bathng sut judged by competent from the area. Mss Homckel s cur of the junor class at Chat She s also secretary of tl th l of the Spansh dub, G.A. A.F.S, concert band and very actve as a varsty cl had one of the lead part play. Mss Homckel s a Lutheran church n Chat Qb nto nteror d merchandsng, modelng, ths lne after 7 -aduaton Wnners from each s stal the natonal fnals n At Publc In To Spec CAPS M' Monday, February 2, Hunscker Day at CAPS have ths rally for Hunscker at CAPS, for who went to bat for engneers, attendng m offaals and tryng Qatsworth s lake was clj at the heght of the sw wll be a dscusson on Lake and what the publ CAPS organzaton and Democrats, Independe the general publc are non-poltcal meetng. G< regster to be elgble f przes. Refreshments w Chatsworth Republcan M r. Tm ber In c. N a to n a l CASH A CARRY Lumber A! Electrcal W eek F ebru ary 6-2 WEST WALNUT FAIRBURY PH THIS WEEKS SPECIAL! /SfD/IPEmSL Electrcty s ndeed for people. People depend upon electrcty to lghten end brghten ther lves... et home... at work... at play. The employees of the Illnos Electrc Cooperatves are proud of ther role n provdng adequate electrc servce et reesonabe rates. They jon the thousands of people engaged n the Metrcal ndustry throughout the state n pontng wth prde to ther efforts n brnfnf the values of electrcty to the people. GIANT PANELING SALE 32"x8'SHEET $99 I EACH REG. $4,504 x8 NOW $3.83 REG. $ x8' NOW $4.46 REG. $ x8 NOW From February 6th through February 2st, we'll gve you 25% off our Tara lne of men's and women s molded luggage. That's rght, our regular lne n all our regular colors and szes. Wth all the standard Amercan Tourster features (tough stanless steel frame, fberglass renforcement all over, non-sprng locks that won't pop open) that we'll charge you full prce for later on. So take advantage of our dollar stretchng specal. We are not gong to be ths generous for very long. COOPERATIVE " OWNED BY THOSE SERIfED" muto. unou Hours: 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon. Thur Fr. Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 Noon OPEN TUESDAY A FRI0AY EVENINGS TILS P.M \'ll \ < u; ; > v :30 TO 5:30 DAILY :30 TO 0 P.M. FRI. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FOR A LIMITID TIME ONLY fykfom a-7% I H V WHERE NO SALE IS FINAL UNTIL YOU OUR CUSTOMERS, ARE SATISFIED. DART B A LL CH/ tournament of the Members are standl front are Tom Edward