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CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS 60921, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1966 NUMBER 17

Ezra CowpliN i Cow—aArmy Private Ezra Bo ruff, 19,

son of Mrs Jessie Boruff. t i l N. Mayflower Ave., Bloomington, 111., formerly of Chatsworth, comptet- ed a cooking course at Ft. Hua- chuca, Arizona. Dec. IS, 1906.

During the eight week course, he was trained in cake and pastry baking, meat cutting, and learned to prepare and serve food in Army mess halls and In the field.

H is w ife , G itana . lives at 412 W . Chestnut, Fa lrtm ry .

pendence. Oklahoma in 1906.

They have spent moat of th e ir

lives on the farm. They moved toIllinois in 1928 and resided on a farm until they moved into Chats- worth where they now live.

They have four children: Everett in Decatur; Mra.Eveiyn Biliter ,at home; Arthur Ward in Pontiac -and Loyal in Wilmington. They also have nine grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. A. 9. CaiNns " ... / 'sp raL y U n a n lllU ll f t —H ir ilwiw wg v w* Wlllllwli Bll-Wlw

A family gathering was held at the Bayston home last Friday night with their children and grandaon, Paul Harms and wife of Indianapolis, Indiana, honored guests. George Harms was also present.

R. V. McGreal Retires As Rural Mail CarrierRaphael V . M cGreal w ill r r t i ie

as ru ra l route m ail e a rn e r F rid ay aften early twenty-one years w ith the postal service.

R ay liegan is ru ra l ca rrie r in O ctober of I960, succeeding the late George Metz who had retired it M ay of 1949.

P r io r to the route, R ay was Postm aster of C ha lsw o rth Post O ffice from March 1, 1946, until 1960.

Fo r fifteen years. 1931-1916. Ray was G erm anvillc highway com m issioner and for s ix years lie was chairm an of I lie I .K ingston County

Democrats.A lso he has served two term s ns

pt'csidenf of the C ha lsw o rth L ions C lub , and has been instrum ental in many comm unity pro j-cts.

Joe Balt/, has been appointed acting tem porary substitute for the route.

NINETY-THIRD YEAR

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B- Coigns their sixtieth wedding at their home Decem-

25, 1999 with the immediate family present.

Miss Anna Van Denryt and Arthur B. Cbllins ware married at the home of the bride near lade-

G in te r of

head-on During

plans sponso townwas to be

Zone andto attend a P iper C ity

Local Fans To Play In Wheelchairs

The scoreboard w ill read 20-0 in favor of the local A ll-S ta rs when they plan an exhibition of wheelcha ir basketball w ith the Cham- paign-Urbana B lack Kn ights S a turday. .Innuiiry 7. nt the Ch iils- worth high School.

However, that score w ill go up on the Itoard before the game even sta rts .

Chuck Dnhnke. team representative for the K n ig hts, says the wheel-chair eager* plan to s|>ol the local A ll-S ta rs at least 20 points "to make the game more challenging."

Spotting points to al»le-lmdi«*d opponents Indore game time is not a new pmetiee for the Kn ights. Team s have tiern given ns many as 60 points dmmg a.n exhibition game and the Knights have trouble rcm rm lierinfi the last exh ibition they lost

D alm ckc says the | k»u i! g iveaway doesn't in any way reflect the Knights' inspect for the p laying ab ility of their able bodied o|e ponenls

“ Most of our exhibition opponent* are great on their feet.” D alm ckc explains "B u t the gozig is a lilt tougher when >ou have to play the game in w heelchairs ''

The only non-confc. cncc cxhibi- tion game the Kn ights have p layed without giving points to their opponents was in 1960 when thin played the Denver T ru cke rs nt that lim e one of thTe nation's top industria l basketball teams.

The It la rk Kn ig hts have l-con participating in the Midwest Conference of the National W heelcha ir Basket!,a ll Association sinee 1969 The N W B A t« n.ads up of over 40 team* playing in national competition throughout the country

Although the It la rk Knights wheelchair leant wa* formed only seven year* ago team member* are not shoit on experience in national competition N early a ll of the Kn ig ht* attended the U n iversity of Illino is where they played w ith !h»n Hotter and llt l l Himmona to compel - wVth the I ' S Team at the In te rn ation a l tHvmptr Crimes

F«*ir of the Kntght* c.-rnvd gold medal* to ted te thad at the game* and W hitm an art a new world rec- ortl in wbar Ir t ish a rchery compr iN tan

The C k s to M ih g n a rte rh a e k r t u k la mnmwring the a h e e k h a ir

Royal Neighbors Exchange Gifts

The Royal Neighbors met at ttic home of M rs John Kndres Monday evening. There was just a shot! meeting held w ith a gift exchange

T h e group played "50" and w in ners were M rs. John Kane . high. Mm. G race M arr, low. and M is. Eve lyn H itncr, l-ucky Three .

The next meeting w ill tic on the fom tli Monday m Jan u ary

JanuarySchoolCalendar2 No School3 School resumes3 Basket bull F a il Inny . here 6 Basket hall. M elvin - S ibley,

here9-14 V V Conference B asket-

hail Tournam ent at Oharga 17 C IA19-20 Sem ester Kxan is 20 Knd of F irs t Sem ester 20 lla ske tlia ll. Fa rm er ( 'it\ there 26-26 Heavyweight Tourney 27 R e p nt ra id s given to students 27 Basketb a ll, (lna rg a M ilitary

Seh i* il. there2S Basktehall t ln a ig a . th e ir 31 B asketb a ll. M ilford, th e ir

Brownies Go Ceroling'Hie Brownies of Trorrp 117

went C h ris tm as caroling last Wednesday. Dawn Costello brought t rents.

Joy B a rke r , S c . i I m*

Conibear Store Awards Prizes

G rand prize w inners ill the contest held nt the Conibear Drug store whore M ichael Low ery (did K a y Hawthorne. Each won a Columbia F ire A rro w bicycle.

O llie r w inners were B u rlu iia K e lly , first (po ituh lc ty p e w r ite r ) ; F lo ra l Kyb urz . second ifo lk gu ita r s e t ) ; Rhonda Perk in s , th ird (4- s|aa-d phonograph). Jean Gerdes. fiH irth (lady 's 7-jewel autom atic w a tc h ) ; and l.isa K in ttle s . f ifth l Bern ie B e n ia id ta lk ing plush toy) in Ihc g irls' division.

W inners for Ih c boys were Pau l Kerbor, firs t (pool ta b le ) : ftcottShafer, second frond race s e t ) ; M ike K is s in g e r th ild I snare d iu i i i ) ; C h ris C arrico , fourth. (R A F S p it f ire ) ; and Jam es K a ise r, f ifth izonm microscope la b ).

Mi-s. Russel Lindenhnum of F o r rest. received the coffee pot whichwas given aw ay.

Jim Knoll EftlitNJam es F . K no ll, son of M r and

Mrs. Herbert K no ll of C halsw orth . lias enlisted in the United S tates A ir Force according to w ind re ceived from T S g f . Roger A Ew er*, local A ir Force R ecru iter

A irm an K no ll Is presently re ceiving the six weeks basic Indoc trlnation train ing course a l A n n rillo A ir Force Base, Texas Upon completion of th is Course, he has selected the M echanical C areer Aren for technical train ing

A irm an K no ll Is a 1966 graduate of Chatsw orth High School.

Bluebirds Win| n U - f e J — -in noiiQQy Tournament

C halsw orth , G ard ner and Rob- e rts-Th aw v ille were a ll w inners In the Chatsw orth Holiday Tou rnament a l Chatsw orth Tuesday night

Chatsw orth defeated Buckley- I-oda, 76-05; G ardner defeated Say brook-Arrowsm lth 69-60 and Roberta-Thaw vi Ue defat ed OdellCom m unity 90-66

The Bluebirds were behind In i point* in the first quarter, but rallied to take a five-point lead nt half-tim e They m aintained theii lead to w in the game

Bob Liv ingston . Dale G ille tte , and Dan K eca scored 24. 20 and 17 points respectively to help overcome the first-quarte r slump.

B a p t i s t W o m a n

Hold SupporThe W M S of the F irs t ltaptl*t

Church held th e ir annual (T ir is t- ma« su|iper on December 16 in the church basement. T h ir ty inentlter* and guests partook of the supper

The program was led by Mr*. Jam es Peerk ln* and M rs John Codprr Rev. Ilapsen led devotions ami enrol singing. R ecreation lim e was spent w ith a gift e x change and a collection was taken for the Huddlcson Children's Home fur C h ris lm us treats.

The Jan u ary meeting w ill lie at the John Coopef home in P iper C ity .

(T iatsw 'orlh fg ft •l>LJvivngston to 4 24Keca 6 5 17IN IIei 0 3 3Gregory 2 3 7G ille lte 5 10 211Cnvanagh 1 1 3Irw in 1 0 1

25 26 76H u ck lry- l/ id a fg ft •PNiemen 5 1 11Genzel 4 0 HReynolds 3 1 7Hllgendorf 5 5 15D unklin 3 2 HW right 3 2 HMsulden 2 0 *Ik iy le 1 2 1

23 13 65Chatsworth 13 41 63 76Buck ley-i/>da 23 36 V) 65

Game* scheduled to be p ia y d W ednesday night were Odell v» Sayb iook-A rrow sm llh a l 6 30 pm and (5 illo rn vs P iper C ity at H pm .

Freshman Play AtHUworth

Blueb ird freshmen learn p ia y -i nt FUm rorth Monday Dec 12 rm I won M to 2VChatsw-orth fit P t|Know 5 I I !Kntaer 4 7 1Murphy 4 / I"G allow ay 0 Illt lb ly 6 0 1

To ta l* 19 13 !E llsw o rth fg ft t fMoney 1 IksirfirM 1 2 !H arvey 2 1 •*Shad*y 1 2 *t tsv is 0 0 1B a k in - le i I "

Tota l* l ,« o * i t * ( S

E ilsw e r lh 3 5 '.

I I 7 ( h a t s w o ft i

Psnots dragsry (ns 411, Ks«s (ns. Ml sN (amp tee a r tap 4 ada gams at U s M * *

Finals at the

01iMtt (ns.

Win GrdCdridd A*CtHkint t dfnrddy

W inning baskets of g n v e i ir . B u lk in 's F ix s l M art S*tun1>> • *•,* K sndts HuM y. C aro l R i» n it « « ' Ann Middy, Mats drsMl. F f» '* • IM — Jr. Fred Hnrnsrem R.n E n tit le s J r . W ayne Card ing . D e Hhnfer and WiNtam f l s w a k

Wheelchair Basketball Takes Skill

W heelciia ir hnskethall wit* c re ated in 1946 to meet the recreation needs of W orld W ar I I paiu ly/ed veterans Since then the game hns develojieil into one of the nation's most Hctenltfic and * k ii l l i i l sports.

National touiMiment record* show wheelchair tenni* making 3) fie ld goals and scoring mote that. 7(1 points In a single game, shoot ing at field goal percentage of 511 pel contest and maintaining a 4 13 total tournament field goal |* i • eenlage.

These recoid* Indlealc that the m ain dlfferenee* between whe*.| ch a ir basketIwilI and the regulat sport are neither the s(ie«-d of the game nor the sk ill of the p laye i*

Kliecpt for rhange* in diihhllng and In lim e allotcd ill the off«»i slve Ire throw lane, w liee lriian iM skethall i* playixl Ju«t like Die regular garni'

The wheelchair p la jr i use* two method* of drlhhling i l l lie can wheel 111* chali nnd Imuncr Mie ball simultaneously mueh the same a* n man |ilaying the leguia i game of 12 1 because some p laye .* need both hand* to turn in pick up sfield he may alto lake two |ni*li r i w ith the hall In h ll lap IxHime the hall one oi more lim e*. Dual pu»h t w lr . mure

'Die seeoml method can !«• ie |M*nled any norntui of lim e* until the man t* lead* to shoot ,,i t>. pa** I tie I,a ll He i* , tiled lot tiav cling If he lake* mine than two consecutive pu»hf» without txai'ii Ing tin- trail at lrn»t once

W lw elrtia lr rule* chang, tin* three w o m k I tlei- lluow lam I till, llm i to * i* second* A* in legulm tmskettMill tli< offensive team ha* 19 seeonil* to hung the hull aer>Mui the renter line

Offensive a id rteferisivi- team work take on added importance ill w he*.|rhnlr finsketlia ll 'D ie w lie I rh a lr player ranted tump lie i an t pivot hi fast a* * man on ht* feet M ara-tive ling ttiXMigli nine bulky wheel 'f la i l* I* id iv l.x i. ly m tirr d lf fa u ll Itian moving fh im igh the s r in r oumiiei of able laid led fd ayri*

Also, aa rii nmn on lhe wheel Chair team ha* re ilm n disabilities that hi* teammate* mu*l lecog ro/e And no 'wo disabilities are exactly alike

For I bear rra xm * teamwork •» the key to r u n i- u lo r » wheel' rh a lr h ask r lh a ll team And, it is because of these d tffrrrn rrra that wheelchair basketball has deve1- 1 * 4 into one of the a v a l sc ten rifle and sk illfu l sprats In Die ns I tan.

Church Group Goat Caroling

Severa l young |* ‘ople and adult* of the C a lva ry Baptist Ch inch went C h ristina* caroling Iiik I F r i day night Some fru it basket* were also del I venal by the group to Home Mhutm* |m tn the r liu rrh

T h e y returned to the parsonage and played sc v c ih I games then all enjoyeil the rc ltcs lim cn t* pie|uirtxl by the luat for the evening. I ’ostoi Squire* and Ins w ife

A good time wa* enjoyed I«> all

Cottallo Winnartl>r. Ed HellmId N llu i Postle-

vvnite. Jerom e lla llo m of F t....... ..I lu l l ) iliN iver. ( Ila lle * Stevens, and I.em y Ilen d n sh o t won l,as ket* of grocerte* at < 'ttxlello'.i Tow n anil Country Market last Sa fu i day

« *»» H um on fit the poirto

S h i it /i nw iift a n a p jH -a i . i i m t a i j f l flint i'll it 11 f m I ill n til f f i f ty 1 • 4-*• t ft In Ifie >fMia^Alf-Mt

John W ile* V4iih n iriD ft « It.• ir ttt:«vi of file unntiMl h im muf ( (n|«| l»an f|Ue! tf» f». O livet sang a solo. " I ln Unlay o l a K in g ," and M r*. T r ln k le played Hie " lla lle lu ia C lto ius from the MeHkiah on the |iiHtvi.

"W hat O ilM Is T ilts 1" w as *ung ns a duet liy M iss Faye Sh a fe r and M is (Miv p i M i s B rad Duckworth of Fo n cst ei included I he progiam by play ing a select ion of C h r is t- mas enrol* on Ihc m arim ba

llo*te*ses were M l* Dllgelle (P I )c i(c . M i* Velm a (t'M ilen and M i* John Kane.

Huslyands Guests «if Jr Woman's Club

Miikluindvi VM ie L'tlchth «»f the .III linn W iiiiM ii's ( lull meinheiH land \Vednemla>' fm a |*»lliif k mi if >| mt a! Hie l\ of < I lid l A *h»u t l»l|M|-iichm meelhiL; im m ediat4 l> f o l lo w e d th e m e a l At th at t im e a r o l l e r lioti u /ih t a k e n in |i|,d c of the iin tial t'ift ( Xf h a n ^ c I Id m o n e y w il l U ' pent l o t h e \N »ii Khk ( h l ld i e i i H H o m e at 1 >w h l l I fo Ih* a d d e d to th e fn a d fo i R|J4‘a k c i « f o r th e e h ild irn 'H lo o m s

WlMiam M atffilas |novtde«1 the fit o^l am fill I he 4\etili)k' l ie kIiou I’d n lldih of In •* f l ip lo S u it - /ej land laut Jnl> l ie |» i o M i | p i | Ii» fei|4*i r va ttfi a fim t hand uem unt of lieelnnetN m o iin la ln cllm ti^ n;« \ | ■( I If ID . .

Service For Ted Groskreutz

Funeral services were held at St. John's Lutheran Church, Odium. for Ted Groakreutz, 44. who died Tuesday, Dec. 20, at a Champaign hospital. The Rev. W. C. Volkman officiated at the 11 a.m. service Friday, Dec. 23. Burial waa In Wert Lawn cemetery, Cul- lom.

Mr. Oroakrauti was bom Jan. 16, 1922, a| Flanagan, the son of, Fled T. and Hattie Rowerta (irns- kreutz. He married Betty John- •eton at Piper O ty Oct. 9, 1949.

Burvtvtng are his wife; two weta, I hinny anti C l i f f at home; two daughters. T ina and Andrea, at home; hi* father and slc|im nthcr, Fa ye ; four bm lhera, Harold and ItiMiald, Cu llum ; R ichard , D anv ille . and Paul Kankakee

lie was precede*! in death by his mother.

ill* w iin a veteran of W orld W ar I I . a memlier of I fie Am erican ia>- glon ii/mI Nt John lA ilhernn Church . He was n |irod iiclion w orker for I he A (>. Sm ith C o r|t , Kankakee.

Bank Officials Hold Party

C itizens Bunk directors, o fficers and employees and their spouses enjoyeil a Chi (slo ts* |a trly s t the < )ld Susannsli in Fa lrb u ry Inst Tuesday evening. Tw enty-tw o were present for s seven o'clock buffet dinner Follow ing the d inner, K illth wid B il l Zorn showed m terestlng slides Isken liy llien t mi Itw ir Kuntpesn trip . The |m r- ty ended liy group singing of O ir is fm n s rsn d s .

Osle O ilkH i Ina 44) lump* blab fee M ktll in males, O sss li Oisfsry I f the Ml and 04the Chefswecm •erti ley Legs fem e 4 w in f the ne 14 te Hie right, leek en. Chat Meat lbHebdey Tevrnemenf Tvesdey night, while tesm game.

i i I K T H S

Mr and Mm. William Joyce of ( bnfr.worth *r** the parents of Pamela Henee horn llecenibr. I.t al i anbury IIo«|iIInI '1 hr new a r rival weighed ala |nkjo(I« and fifteen m u1 hop half mince*

M r* Maggie Joyce of H i anile f l f y la Ih r grandmother

O ther ch ildren ate H e lm nine. David p Ir I i I. anil Lau ra flvp

< I IV r- tW O H T II M d llH K r aCom 41 3 .linin'. JJ*11 Mia 711

Santa's Mail Bag

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I WIHII to thank all you good folks for spfMtlna me ao many beautiful O irlalm aa card* oi*pp I was home They w arr y. rally ap prectated. lhank you again.

Itill A Kohler• \ T J 9 \ m

T H A N K H to CV i l l c a i * noil t* all my flMnda ami relative. who voted for nw in IIip OirialftM . m e

IV-kin.lUxm la Hup

I WOULD I.IKK In aay a "big thank you in UohMmar'* an I lo all wImi voted f r mn and help

T H A N K H In Conlhi'ar H u m HIo i p noil all who vn|P R — r t r k N n r * . i i .i .i n o i n

fh u r t t io y , D rv rm liO f I9 6 A PctQO Two

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A I'rodort uf Tho Blade I’uhluhtni I nmpany JaaiM || Knborts I M v amt I'uM lthr

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— H * » ii Moray. >**». 11 wed from other libraries must be returned to the library irom which the books were tiorrowed. Any adult having a Chatsworth library card In i >i d stinding may he issued the blue identification card upon request.

W atch next week for listing of new books. Announce Engagement

Tha Ckatswarth Owartarhack Club is saansarku *ha yam# whkh could bo quit* Interesting with all thooo wheelchair, on tha court at ana time.

Mr* I f W M cCulloch, now liv- IliK In lh> Halt*, w rote Ihut M ary w ill be spendinR the eccond semester In H aw a ii where she w ill do ipspuicb work on language She w ill n w Imek In June to help In the Iriiu ilo g of tencheti fur Head S tu rt, which she did last summer and enjoyed The M cCu lloch* i” v|iecled to In- In Wheaton w ith W it**, for Christm as The granddaughter, Sue. was co iitirg titan K i mi*'*' to enter '| exit* Wi-sl run College W alt.u th inks he w ill Ik* Ira n rfe , red to O e rin n iv In l-'»-l>- d good wlstte* on mu .’kith wedding a n n lv e isn y

Mi and M n t m l I> **1 •• U’ JII t J .- t

J a n • W a rn e r It.. I,i,r*tsn in Sil ver Sp. lnu*. M aiy la tu l w ro te Mini • lie v.ns w.n k ing one day a week ■it » It* d ( iiws v o lu n tee r T h e boys w ere t a l l e r Ilian III* it m*»- Ihei and t.iisy w i th school mid I t iy S i m ils I hey ex p ec ted in iqiend t a s t e r v ae i l lo f i | i t- lnndn

,\hne H o st le r w ro te lim n St 1 'e te is la n g F lo r id a . that F ln ic n e e M ackey had had m a jo r su rg ery noil e* reco ve rin g slo w ly In 11hop.* I I* l e hom e from the h is n f n l I»> t to Is tn ia s A lin e hud hint Ill'll, t sto re i v last sil m il ' h i ii 'i h*o d Mas ***nt a r a i l

an H u sh in g New Vo K

M in N. r lo n s lly m t in l*e . h i se iii ih e li an nual < h r t s tm is let le i V tis Not ton Is t rn i'h tn 1 fm irth graik* a m l John Is s i i l l ai M anual th e n itanghle M o y Alli'e w as n ia r i l d In Ju ly T h ree * f l*ii- i ih t ld ir n n r i i ladletre Ihey have f lv - gram k tnldren who m ake the w r n r i|*tM** llv ly w hen they a rttv r on f l i istn ia s I v* for a v tail

I duty Itliptwt wilting ft.an M**n 11a* said the* estS'Cted tlyep am

•1 home for the holidays and I’h I and tila wife t*> lm wllh them on I hilatmas t ve M * t"leaching In Ihr high whivit In Pun liar and Clarence was r tsci t ly elr. led inyinty trrwwinrt

lanothy I .noise Kemmcrs Hatch, living In Arvada. Cokirado. srmt a pulnte of her tlir*u* children, a Imy. a girl, and a little taiy.

M rs Jo h n l le ik e n sioit a note from S in a s o la . FTrulda S h e sa id she lik ed slin n y K lo rit la hut she m issed Ihr- love lln .'ss of a w h ite ( 'h ristinn s

l>avld .‘ffo u ti'in yer. g ran dson of the la te R ,, R and N e llie S to o lf - in y c i. is tanehing In the en g in ee i- m g d e |v a ifin en | In H o im iI i i I u , tint tie and h is w ife rx|wa-ted to visit his p iu e n ts Hie V e rn o n S tie ite m y - e is . lo r < 'In iitlinas in l a lilo r in a

M r* ( m l W a rn e r w ro te fn a n S t I'p te rshu rg . F lo r id a , that FTed had er the hull- la y .

Hr* A llen M ’l is h a l l and f.unity w .te fit.*** | tw-kport w h e ie they moved m J i l l " M is M ai sh a ll Is I e o h eg ( lis t gt.ii),. in the Ku 'i morn grn.l*. si h ssi w h irh i■ just at i t.s the . f i r s t t ita n then mine t a int Is a senio in T a v lo f I'n 'v e r- *11V at t ’pturol, Ind She and R*«J. get A shm an are p lanning lo m a rry a fte r school ends in J i i i o Moth at* g ta d o a t'-g M rs spring rhe lt '■hut* h tailklm g ttm I- a irotont M ethodist is only tw o years iMd n *e average at ti-n*|ivy*st is i l l ) and st ill gr»aa Ine O n So lid ay e v r nine the M a rsh a lls h c li» .f in

lla n ii ng the l i r r r n s The tdiurcfl w as a tti s r l lv e ty t t re .s le d lor t hi istn ia s

Mrs. J. R. Kesterson writi.ig from Peoria said Rev Kest -rson hud done quite u hit of filling in for pastors. He had suffered un at tack of flu at Faster folkrwed by bronchitis. It took lota of sunshine nntl golf games to cure him The church they at tend has over J.IKSt members hut tho.v Is always tuim’thing for them to do. They had even ha*' ' learn to say "No."

A note from Rn... iirennem ili slated she wa* now assistant pun- rt[sil at Chlddix Junior High Sehiail. Normal She found their l.fiHII students active, hut she enjoyed them When their switch- hoard wasn’t wo. king correctly she was sill prised to see Pal Sriivilon ouinr in to make repair*.

^ fncnt/%Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nuss

tun in J i .i t Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skurka. LaVerne Combs. Marcia Freehill and Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Freehill of Bloomington, v.ere Christmas eve guests at the Gene Cline home.

Christmas day guests at t h e Gene Cline home included Jim (Tine. Marcia Freehill, Mr. and Mrs Robert Harris of Aurora. I.aVerne Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skurka of Bloomington.

IJnn Gillett has spent a week’s vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Gillett.

John and Joe Thompson are spending their Christmas vacation with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Terry T trsnp ’on.

Cheryl Haberkora of Blooming ton spent the Christmas weekend with her parent*. Mr and Mr.. Louis llatierkorn

Mr and Mrs. Jim Birkenbeil of Midlothian and Kile.n Hirkenbiel of Chicago spent the Christmas weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Harry Birkenbeil.

Mr and Mrs. Max Newby and family of Knoxville spent the Christmas weekend with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Shols.

Mr. and Mrs. William Livingston of Chatsworth announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Kathryn Livingston, to W illiam H. Bliss, son of M.\ ami M m . Harle.d Bliss of Normal

Miss Livingston graduated fio-r Chatsworth High Sehiail in 19*r*. She attended Illinois S ta te University and will graduate in Jifie from Midstale College of Cum-

Luther League Holds Christmas Party

meree in Peoria.Mr. BJiss graduated fpom Bloom-

tori high school in UHtil. He is a t tending Southern Illinois University at Cnrbo idale.

A summer yvedding is p lan c l.

jteA t yo uJo Jtg a t

Luther Leagur met at th church last Wednesday night for their Christm as parly. Games were played and a scavenger hurt held. lin d a (ierth, Debbie Gregory, 1-arry Geerdes and Dennis Gregory were i.n charge of rrcre- tion.

Jane Ilornstein, Linda Horniekel Keith Henrichs and John Keinitz were in charge of refreshments.

Try ACornbait Classifieo

25,000 a ssd srs

e 11 h h t itWSC'S will m e t Wetlnesday, Ja n u

ary 1 with a !) a m. h .cakfast at the Methodist Kducation building

MOTIIKR’S (T.UB will meet Monday. January tf. iit the K. of C. hall at 8 pm

CATHOLIC Women’s League will meet Wednesday. Januaiy 4 at 1 30 p.m.. at the horhe of Mrs. H 'na Kndres.

B(/YS 4-H will meet al the high School Monday. January 9, at 7 30 p.m.______________________

B w s t l^ a iiA

•4 Flpar CO*

W « r . ringing in the New Year with

hearty pood wishes for you and a ll your lovod ones. M ay

th is bs tha year a ll

1ST OP T H I YKAR

Clearance

MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGSY fY n Pul to have

during theWith Special Discounts

H u m — M — Sat. M

Pontiac Discount Salos, IncW N . M O » ._________________________ P —H w , m

NURSE'S AIDE CLASSES

Bogin Jan. 16, 1967

At Fairbury Hospital

Any as lutaiaMad ia this tws-trw fc class,U A g4a |hg | ShSaaumo o a a o ' v v a i « s a a a i | n w s *

hit Office from • a.m. is S g.m.

Chat libraryComer

By Lucia* HaOarfcwaFifty-eight new book* for adult*

have been recelveed the fimt allot-*------ m d er the Com Belt Sya-tem'a loan plan. They will be available to patron* over a period

of aev -rai months.

i i Cumatage aflPantiee. i t . aad Mrs. XtHMtk RUN r of Arlington Heights were f dinner M b at the Rey ■dag home.5a Sunday evening Mr. and V UUUasaiey and family, im Patera and Debbie. Mr.

Mrs. Alfred Fellera, Mrs. Clarenfa Welsh of MoaUcoiio. and Mr. an t Mrs. Jim Habarkern were all Christmas guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoelscher.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Roger andfamily of ChUlieothe spent Monday visiting the Ray Aarou's.

SfarCS Augsburger f»ndl| Mar weekend guest wt wgaburgrr, a student at jSaca in Elgin.Michael Lighty of San lIMarnie. arrived home |

L w Alan Irwin will leave January « ludeon for ^ MOMt h s on the Mediter

ranean. Me works with radar equipment on the U.8.S. America.

Duane flnathsm RUnois University, Ii K» Ran home Spenittng the heUdaye with lbs his her aareels, Mr. aad Mrs. La- Norma BVGffti% n®

i - 4 ‘ 'Chatnw orth* I l l in o is

» January training In

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bayston. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Horastein ro d family and Phil Kohler had Chriat- mas dinner with Mrs. George Horastein.

The fourth birthday of Donna“ * ***?[, Cynthia. Ste- tending beauty

Mmlthew, spent Christmas kee, spent her i » « d a y and Monday with the Rev. with her moth. » ff™: .U Toy W i The Rev. rine.RonnM B«|la la pastor of the M et*. Mr, and Mrs.

Victoria, 111. . entertained Mr.. M r Mrs. John Roberts. Mis. Lawless of La Jam e H am a. Mr. and Mrs. D ad e Cbvanagh of C T rio r and JogsaUaw and Mr. mid m as dinner sn» guests includ-

ia.aduated from Bloom- >1 in 19K5. H r is at- icrn Illinois Univrr- ulii le.redding is p lan cd.

yo uJo Ju ja t

-t-j-H-H 11 * * * * * * * *•rt W ednesday, J iy iu - a !) a.m . h.-oakfust at list Kducatinn bulld-

l . UB will moot Mon-y tl, a t the K. of C.m.

Vomen’s League will esday, Januaiy 4 at it the hortie of Mrs.s.

ill meet at the high tday, Januury 9, at

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iw u iM u H u iiu o ^ aMrs. Leo Ker-

Mrs. Em m ett Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Robert

and Mike for Chriat-

andand Mr. and Mrs.

Lawless and Pat.

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irth birthday of Donna Sharp w as celebrated a t the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken* neUi Sharp Tuesday evening. Refreshm ents of oaka aad we cream were eerved. Attending were her grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Carl Anderson of Danforth and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Sharp.

Mra. John Gerdes Sr. spent Christmas Eve a t the home uf her daughter. Mrs. Eldon Flessncr and family a t Piper City.

Richard Burm eliter, a Junior a t Texas Lutheran College, Seguln, Texas, came last Tuesday to spend the Christm as holidays with his parentr. Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Bur- m cister and Paul.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil K oem er spent the Christm as holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Albrecht J r . and sons of N orth Aurora.

Mr. and Mrs. Lnrance Ulitzsch cfitetained Mr. and Mrs. PerceU Antenati and family of Beaverville, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pardy and family of W atsrka, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arsenau of Beaverville, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ulitzesch, EM. W arren Ulitzsch. and Peter Kem- pen, M art inton, on Monday evening for Christmas supper.

Mr. and Mra. F rank Hummel and Anna Henrietta had Christmas dinner Monday a t the Lloyd Kern- netz home. O ther guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Varner, Debbie, Betty and Dawn of Overland, Kansas. who were called home for a funeral in Decatur. After attend. Ing the funeral the Varners visit .-d with the Kcmnctzcs.

LeonardMr. r -

f - i’___ ______Pekin.

Mr. and Mra. Harria Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kenneth of GUman. and Mrs Carl Schade and CUllom, were Christm as guests a t the home of Mrs. WeMen Schade.

Mr. end Mrs. Walden spent Monday in Blooming iting Mra. Schade’s sister husband, who are both In L._ pita).

Mr. and Mrs. W alt Lee and daughters entertained t i r . and Mrs. Henry Day of Norm al and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ulitzsch ifnr Christinas dinner. *■

Mrs. M argaret Sm ith Christm as w ith Mr. and Mrs Smith and family of Pontiac, ner guests included Mr. and Mia. W ilbur Paxton and Edgard Wlfion of Colfax.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter K roeger of Chatsworth. Mra. Jim Phillips of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hines and daughter of Falrbwry spent Christmas a t the home of Mrs. Robert Kroeger in Falrbury.

CORN & SOYBEAN MEETINGTues.. Jan. ) — If.M — J:M Presbyterian Church, PentiacPeur U. ef I. Crag Specialists

L. Knake — Weed Central,Hew Seybeen Plant Orews

Steve Meere — Insect Central Den Graffie — Heat, Drawth, and Cern

Den Teel — Seybeen Varieties — Rates —' Raw Width —Planting Dates

A Program of

Livingston County, Agricultural Extension Council

Spensered by SI Fertiliser, Seed A A«. Chemical •and 1 Llmeetene OeaUrt

Coffee at t i l l — Lunch by Ladies ef the Church

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Miss Teenage Contest1st Week ef ionuary

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Bill A Aria M ono— 130 E. Locust

A ll C h ristm an Item n. . cards* w ra p

and ornam ents

H A P P Y N E W Y E A RTO PM OAT — TWIN PAOKP O T A T O C H I P S ....................................3 9 C

DEL MONTYC A T S U P - 1 4 o * . ........................2 fo r 3 0 C

VAN CAM, — NO. * CANP O R K A N D B E A N S ...............2 f , ,r 3 3 c

NT AN MAT — H AITRCANHC H U N K T U N A ............................3 fo r R 9 c

M A C A R O N I D I N N E R S ..............................2 3 9 C

c iS m ^ E t” ”* " .................2 " » • can $ 1 . 1 9

IV fliT IAQCID — M 07. BnfTM AD E T E R G E N T .............................. 2 fo r 8 9 c

A P P L e "p I E F I L L I N G .............4 fo r $ 1

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WHITE FACIAL or fTHAWED T IM ITS C O T T IE S 4 fo r 8 9 CHNMIICV — IS on. < ANC H O C O L A T E S Y R U P 1 9 c

0£Wiy (BoaTOPMOSTI C E C R E A M ..............Vi ira llon 5 9 c

N R A rrx Am erica n « p im ie n t oS L I C E D C H E E S E 8 oz. 3 9 c

P l I X S B U m r B I S C U I T S ......... ea. 8 c

-FR O ZEN F000S-(M W jinr-A S-w s - i i oxP IZ Z A w ith M U M f e ............................ 5 9 c

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3 f°r $1

Frenh

Whole Chickens. i . 23cU . S . Ch o ice C e n te r C u t

Btef Roast b. 55cHo-Made

Perk Sausoge 2 lbs. for 89clb. 29c

lb. 49c

lb. 5$c

Picnic Style

Pork RoostFrenh

Pork SteakKckrich Sliced

BolognaArmftur Slur ( 'aimed

Hams. . . 5IL tie $4.7t3 Pound Tin

Chopped Ham . . lb. 99c Spiced Ham. . . . lb. 59c Boiled Ham .. lb. $1.29

TERRY'S FO OD MART

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The Chotsworlh

Thurs., Dec.Sm * G g ib tK i B U I h I i T K V ? R.wnond p Kunli m Pairburv * ™ w TO DSSJONiD akteed — estimated at more than The m policy was necessitatedD 1 M 1 1 M I L I S f,ik3 toy toU n X t^ ^ a y a t^ o p UlM e M * * e t f « |M f e j bUUoo ia INS - s h o u l d by the discontinuance el supply

I .. ITLrtiM *1S y P Commission has eaaeueced a staid- deebfe’’ from the American NattsMl Red

C M , > SSSjrsr.'T'ffii.S.t/ ju r y TRIAL •'Ul *• selected and submit- season, the Illinois Department of physicians. The amount of the si

Carl Prsnia. » . Pontiac, opera A complaint against Hall* Kin*. *"* 5 S " w iT d i t td e d tk Z ? .k>c.,UoM w»» ta dlrf5‘ 1[70[>̂ ntors license not on person, aqd. Phntiac. by W. D. She me I, of Poo i iT a lr tM thc Ittppoft * * 64001 do*failure to carry RgirtraUcm cam. tlac, charging battery, alleging *°r * S**" ”2 n ^ ? * ’in Tnd m" a* oi OT Pro*r,>B *■ llu“ol*.Charges against franao were

Thursday. December 29, 1966Poo* Five

GENERATION «y. ^ m M e i t h e . A « * . t M. tote to n e le t t a t d $ 5 n S m ^ T S S S ^ S m ._ . „ _ • men. "Ham why an the te n e t on Wednesday Kohler R n t t o i n f O a m .

r n * .sX m m C M for t s . imv * 7 S n . i ^ “ l £ f o i ^ h £ '™ d **' 7 ? “ " • |J M ,r. 2 * * K « » * *»- ££, .TXSTVJTdlS? e £ J£ “- "** *h'* S L ^ S i. « t Rthe program, the party, the gifts, {ajna ̂ They objected to the games . rvi rk r iitm u . . . , J . _the games, the movie. t a d M i t o S t o d U . CtoUtmMaftamoon.. “* * h^f?1 ***•“* ** ***. btm *’

Te*chfT*y>e Simon's graduation in Au- Teacher protested, “I'm feeling occu red 'the ms rrlVge o f ’M isi' Corii^ u ‘V ! r ChlnK T ' I " ° r aiucssn- lMb(.||r som e:* of Strawn. and have purchased a M ~ l m

grade. Both had a part in the wed- tented children who c a n t enjoy Mr Jamoa Jacob R em neti of Mooro in the south p w t g f« n¥L.of ' Judy *° V,rB“ " ny,hln*- ™ V h* J ood' H®1 lhe Chatsworth, Rev. Fr. Hess offlc- and Just across the r tro r tM artin Dec. 18. games, not the prizes, not the ia t |n* Urn WDUun K ^ t t l a m s

gifts, not the movie." , - ?Rev. John Itole and Esther sent Santa turned sadly. "They do { rT o.. L l_

a le tter frm ljikewtwd, Colorado, that to me, too. Tuesday, Jan. 3 YKAR* AUO r *lrYu ry .*1Daughter Father Is 10 now and a will be the store’s biggest day of December BO. |ggg r i . n I n / — • ■ - - ■ ** 1

est—3 rooms and bath, wall to 4-H member. Barbie Ruth who is the year with everyone taking . , . Df**.MrKq.V ... T 1 ** _wall carpeting, electric heat, wash- H is taking art leaaons. A rthur back the presents I gave them, home, In t ^ t s ^ r t n w e a n e a - m w w h w aw rw i wmp er. dryer and stove furnished. No Kirk 6 is in kindergarten and Julie ones they didn't like, didn't want. “Hy nJorf“n*' 291 •* * * • . i r 1.™ n °*?. Il> *water bill to pay. $65 per month, th) Is in pre-school projects, apon- ! feeding with h i. chicken, at h i. wyn Hoapital fn*n a m ptuiroom asriBc. Ph. 692-3033 or 692- Borgman, from Westland, Mich to appreeiati them ___ « r»... ,.r .h -

T H R E E U N IT apartment building Y O U R OLD liv ing room and bed- mtics south of R ld g cfam i on Route in Forrest. Excellent condition, room suites in trade on new ones.Gas hot water heat. Ph. 657 8291, See us on carpet prices before you W illiam Fu llm er, Real Esta te . buy. Haberkorn’s, Chatsworth. Ph.

c-929-tf 635 3481S P IN E T P IA N O B A R G A IN Want ed: Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally . W rite Credit Manager. P . O. Box 27R. Shelbyville , Ind iana. * 128 1229

1966 C H E V R O L E T ton pick up. L ike new. B ill Devenport, 692 3161.

c 128 tf

I F YO U W AN T TO B U IL D A NEW HO M E—See Steffen & Son Lum ber Oo. We have FH A money a v a ilable. Up to $30,000 loans. 30 years to pay. Call 692 2224 or evenings 692 2855. c 1215 216

JOTS adjoining Westvlew school Will build dwelling to suiL PboM 492 201 i. Ytutrh Agency, c-513-n

HONEGGER Farms Co. wants lo buy good quality baled mixed Jhey Ph 657 8211. c l 229 1229

FO U R ROOM modern house and lot. Gas neai. At Strawn. Phonr 688 3417. c 1215 It

L A D IE S , if you live in Fayette . Belle P ra ir ie or Indian Grove Townships and would like to work part tim e with good earnings, why not let me show you how’ Write Avon Manager. N o r m a Johns. Pontiac, o r phone 844 7529

C 1215 1229

M R. F A R M E R tractor radios, alltransistor. $69 95, Fa irb u ry Appli anrr, 202 E . I-ocust St. c-922 tf HELP WANTED

A '60 C H E V Y 4 door BelA ire Ph.635-3101 or 635 3691 c 121 tf

INSULATED C O V E R A L I.S by Big Smith at Huber's Clothing, F a ir bury. c 929-tf

T H R E E piece late model hath room set Ph. 692 3100 c 1222■12.1 HID ING

blanket, anil feixlS P IN E T P IA N O — Local Take o u r hank payments W rite The .Mi im .'

Shop, No. 48 Town and C >untr> Mall, Overland (14) Missouri

c 1229 1229

NEW FASH IO N colors are Sue delight. She keeps her rar;n-l rid ors bright— with Blue I.ustri ’ Hen electric shampoucr SI W alion- Fa irbury c 1229 1 22

M A L E FO R machine shop and assem bly Good working conditions, group insurance and paid vacations Apply in person to John J . Ja ile r , Colfax Manufacturing Co . Ph 723 2511 c-1020 If

AN A U . modern 2 bedroom tra ile r Ken K a fe r, Ph 0 2 3761 c 128 tl

L A R G E 3 BED RO O M new 196- ranch atyle home, stone and bm k Iteautiful location and shrubberx North side of Forrest Win (. Fo llm er. Real Estate r!2 29 tl

SERVICESMlnl-BuNket*The excluHive ex tra tub tha t doea delicate fabrica, leftovcra, or nuiaancc loada like ancakera or colored things th a t run.Rig capacity waah baaket. Hydropower Activator" waah aya- tem Htippllea the action th a t ge ta f&mily-bizc loada rea lly clean.3 Waah Cyclca • 2 Waah, 2 Spin Spccda • 3 Waah, 2 Rinac Tem- peraturca • I’crm anent Press Cooldown • Infinite W ater L e v el Selection • Autom atic Bleach Dispenser

C r o a t V a lu e

AN LP N . Sa la ry open Fa irv iew Haven c !2 2 2 t f

IA N leather purse—probably in downtown area. Tues night Con turned about $30 Ph 692 2794 after 5 p.m c 1222 1229

P e r m a n e n tA n t i - F r e e z e

Ethylene-Glycol Base

$ 1 . 4 4 G al.In Six Gallon Case Lots $ I 49 by the single gal

You can't buy better

In Stock NOW

W’E G IV E S A H. Green Stamp* Tonishoppe, In e , Fa irb u ry . elf

SAW S H A R P EN IN G to do in my U .m r All work done with machine Hand saws U . c irc le saws up lo in inches. $1 I . A Shoemaker. 512 K E lm . Chatsworth. Ill

t 1222 1229

H O U S E K E E P E R , lo live in young home, one pre schooler, three in school. private room ; weekend* off if desired Pontiar phone 844- 5024 after 5 p m , or 6446682. 9 5

c 121 tfFOUND

B LA C K AND while beagle dog Call 0 2 2650 r 1229 1279

R E G No 1 Wayne soybeanscleaned in bulk or I by bags. Jg r v / r K t r 4 lSpecial p rice January deliveryGeorge M iller. I hatsworih T35 3463 ----------------------------------- —-------______________________ __________ 1222̂ 1229 bedroom furnished aparl

W D. M IL LE R A EON m rnt. a ll utilities $70 C a ll lienSeptic Tank A Cesspool Cleaning K a fe r 692 2493 e 1222 tf

_ Clh in NEWI.Y redecorated upstair* aPt^ne 04-2232 Piper CHy. •" paftmrf|| „ KorrPal slovp r(ffr, rC A R P E N T E R , remodeling and re eratrsr, beat furnished Available pair work Wm B erk , Chataworlh. Ja n I C a ll Ixiute Knapp. 657 87SI Ph 635 3456 r 1215 1229 or Ronald Steidlnger 0 7 61*7

i ■1 1 ........... r 1222 IS

A ’ Butinest Opportunities

S E R V IC E Station for Iraae Phot.r 0 2 2831 or Graym ont 117 «- 1222 tl

MONTGOMERY W ARDCatalog & to * Agency

124 W. Locust Ea irb u ry , IIIPhone 082 2379

FRAN KAMMKRMANN. Owner

Don Haerr Real Estate

Home$ Farms Lots

Phone 692-3245

610 North 2nd Feirbury

also time to doGet yours taken care of early H something about your accounts to save you future taxes and per

Make an appointment to 692-2856 A complete service »$ your convenience.

Dionne Accounting Service

WALKER COAL & OIL WALTON'S

DEPARTMENT STORE

T H R E E H ID IN G horses WeldonDchm. ( klell • . 1229 1229

M E N S F IG U R E skates sue Hi-like nr * t ilrnn Pearson . Chatsworth. a _1229 1229

8 AFNTH n m AND M P t CATHOLIC CmiW'H

T e te p te t* 634-3230

HaijrSunday * 00 and 10:00 W eekdays—*: 16 a m .F irs t Fridays — 7:00 a m

11:00 a rr .

am .

and

A RACE ETISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday. Holy ( omniunion and 9:00 a m

Church School 10 a in.K. P e tte tt , V icar

7 30

VI RGI NI AT H E A T R E

CHATHWUKTH

Saturday and Sunday*1 January

"WALK, DONT RUN"with

C ary G ran t, Sam antha E | | a r

( M o n ta n aOn Saturilay and day before

first Friday aand llolyday of Obligation - 4 00 to 5:00 p m. and T 30 to 8:30 pm.

- J e ro m e V. MorrUany, F-*tor

TH E M ETHODIST C H IR 4 .II

Sunday School 9:30 a.m.Worship 10.45 a m.The membership class will meet

on Thursday of this week at 2 p m. A fter the first of the year it will meet Thursdays after school.

The WSCS January meeting will lie on Wednesday, January 4th. at 9 a.m.. for a breakfast meeting. The topic for the day is. “Compulsive Conformity und Christian Values." The leaders are Mrs. Milford Irwin and Mrs. J. S. Coni- bear.

Leroy E. Bula, Castor

Remodeling your kitchen?ANDERSEN

CASEMENTSare easy to operate

Even at arm's length oveta kitchen counter, Andenea Casements always open effortlessly. Just a flip of the latch and n turn of e*s«>n: "Choosing Your First Loyalty."

Morning Worship at 10:30 a m including the service of lloly Communion.H n ta w d a y . January 4

Church ladies furnish two pies and come to help with lunch at Wiliam Arch farm sale, time: 10 a.m.Saturday . January 1

i Note change of date >.The Youth Fellowship will meet

at 7 p.m at the Le;* Attig home, lead e r: Steve 'frunc; special number: Linda Attig

- Edward J. York. Pastor

CALVARY B APTIST CHURCHG.A R.B.C.

Sunday, Jan u ary 1Sunday School 9:45 a m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Church Training Hour 6:45 p.m.

A class for every age.Evening Gospel Service 7:30 p.

m.W ednm day. January 4

7:30 Bible study and prayet meeting followed by the annual business meeting

Wayne Squires, Pastor

V M t O ur New Ccncesslosi S tand

B L A C K S T O N ET H E A T R E

DW IOHT, ILL.

CHATSW ORTH. ILL .

Friday. Dee. 50-81Satu rdayTWo Shows 6:30, 8:30 each night

Saturday Matinee 2:00 p.m."ONE SPY TOO MANY"

W ith R obert Vaughn and David McCollum

The Men From U.N.C.L.E. in color

Sua.. Mon.. Toe., Wed. Jan . 1-2-S-41 Show Week Nights starting 6:30

Cont. Sunday from 2:00 JA M ES BOND

DOUBLE FEATURE"DR. NO"

and"GOLDFINGER"

W ith SEAN CONNERYin color

Ttiurs., F rt.. S a t. Jan . .V«-7

"RETURN OF THE 7"

ST. FAULTS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday. January 1

Sunday School 8 45 a.m. C hurch Services 10:00 a.m.

- W. C. B urm eiater, Pastor

F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH Sam day. January I

Sunday School at 9.30 a.m.Morning Worship Service 10:30

a.m. The Ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be observed ut this service.

Sermon subject: “The Song They Sang "

Baptist Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:00 p.m.

Evening Evangelistic service at 7:00 p.m.

P asto r’s sermon subject: “In the Days of Thy Youth.”

The Evening Evangelistic service will be led by the Baptist Youth Felowship.T hursday , January 5

Bible Study and Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. Study subject: "Studies in Prophecy the Great Tribu- laton."

John II. Hansen, Interim Pastor

EV A N G E IJC A L U N ITED B RETHREN CHURCHWednesday

No “Know Your Bible" class until January 4.

7:30 Regular weekly choral practice.

8 :0 0 --Dartball team plays at the Lutheran Church.Satu rday

No Catechism class until January 7th.Sunday, January 1st

9 :3 0 Sunday School classes — "Time of Preparation."

10:30 a.m.. Annual New Year's- "Holy Communion.”T hursday , January- ftth

First WSWS meeting of the New Year at 1:30

Im portant I .oral Conferencewith reports at 7:00.

--L a Roy Huntley, Pastor

Completes Bgsic

EUB Women Give GiftsThe EUB Woman's Society of

World Service met tor their December meeting J the church parlors.

The topic. “Christmas Calling Into the World." was presented by Mrs. M aitin Clore, Mrs. Irvin Te- ter. and Mi's. Earl Hoelscher.

Gifts for the children and old i people's homes were brought

The Chatsworth Ptaindealer

Thursdoy, December 29; 1966

Page Six

F O R S A L E

H. A. MclntUh,

ROBERT A. ADAMS AGENCY

HOUSES FOR SAIT.

For Sale: Two story; 3 bedrooms; 1V4 baths; Car Port a t tached. Recently remodeled. North side.

Four liedmom. rancli style double garage attached. Fire place. Large spacious lot. South side.

1 't story brick dwelling 4 bedrooms. living, dining, full basement. Near Main street 3 lots.

1 '-j story. 2 iMstrooin S.W. Bath down, attached garuge.

Shafer’s AgencyChatsworth, Illinois

tf

Pvt. W arren Ray Ulitzsch. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorance Ulitzsch of Chatsworth is spending u seven d a y leave with his | k i i - ents.

Warren completed his basic training at Fort Camplr-ll, Kentucky. December 2 and was transferred to Fort Sill, Oklahoma lor further training.

Mr. and Mrs. Ulitzsch and theii son lairen went to Oklahoma December 15 to bring W arren home for his leave.

He will report hack to Fort Sill today (Dec. 29).

Colleen Wins BooksColleen Irwin last week received

a fifteen book set of Hritanniea Jr. Encyclopedias and a wooden rack fo hold them, as third plan' winner in the Pe|>si Cola contest. Her school also is to receive a set of Imnks.

Three bedroom home; 1 years old. sale. S. E.

ranch style For immediate

Two bedroom cottage-style home; Basement. New gas furnace. Excellent repair. North side.

ROBERT A. ADAMS AGENCYCha'-sworth

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Louise B ea u ty SalonF irst House N orth of the Bank FOR APPOINTMENT CALL

635-3686I Open Tuesday through Saturday

Evenings by Appointment

GLENN’SBARBERSHOP

Will be open Thursday a fte rnoons, Dec. 22 and Dec 29.

G LEN N PEARSONC1222-1229

Food M akes th e P arty . . . fo r a

H A P P Y N E W Y E A RShop Costello*s Super Valu

WHOLE FREBHFRYERS

FRYERS (cut up)

BEEF CHUCK ROAST Center CutBlade Cut«...........................

lb. 2 5 c

lb. 2 9 c

ib. 5 9 c lb. 4 9 c

a h h » k t p :d — »« OX. CANSHI-C DRINKS 2 3 cVAN CAM P’S — NO. ZVt CANS

PORK AND BEANS 2 for 4 9 cBUTTERNE'T

RYE BREAD.................. 2 loave« 4 9 cH A V O-RITK BROW N AND SERV E

ROLLS................................2 Pk*?8- 4 9 cK ELLY'S TW IN PAKPOTATO CH IPS............................... 4 9 cC H W ROV-AR-DF.E — R egular alee packagePIZZA MIX ....................................... 3 9 c

C id k in

W ju rrw h ia l

diomsi24 HOUR SERVICE

A M B IJ L A M E ~ OX YG EN EQ U IPPED Wesley M. Johnson 636 3189 Clarence E. Culkin

LADY DE B ea u ty Shop

CHATSW ORTH. I L L

First door East of Coral Clip

FO R A PPO IN TM EN T

Phone 635-3108Open Tuesday thru Saturday

DOROTHY U 1LLETT

C. E. B ranch , M.D,PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

P IP E R CITY. ILLIN O IS

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H. L. Lockner,PHYSICIAN AND

o m c e o h i * w a i j M T H o r drug r r o a n oornhb

OPTICS HOUXfli DaitP I i44*4 i44 P.H.CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS

Dr, A . L, H arto pto n stsist

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DR. E. H. VOIGTo P T O H v n u r r

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G uaranteed

WATCH REPAIRUnzicker’s Jewelry

F O R R E S T , I L L

ED SCHMID, D.C.PALMES GRADUATE — PULI. API!IX

OFFICE HOURS W a t Daf , — t - t t aaJ M

Mob.. Wad. aaJ Bat. I r a a t o n 1 -1 II North ftk St. Pboao f f l - a i t l

CHATSWORTH. IL L

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K E E P S M I L I N G W I T H G R A N T C O N I B t Afc

Manager c h a t s w o r t h F. D. & R. E.

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p k e A C Ju fitio **O IM S • C O S M ftIC Si,CK to o t* SUPPIIIS

b r b r r r b r r b r r r r m h

n t n t i i i .e a nGROUND CHUCKOINID VALUSLICED BACON( ONN KIM>CANNED HAMS

F R E S H B U L K

ib . 6 9 c

1 lb. pkff. 6 9 c

5 Ib. $4.49

O Y S T E R S

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CHATSWORTH IIHNOIS • Phom

GOLDEN R IPEBANANASRED DF.I.If ’IO l MAPPLES

lb. 1 0 c

3 lb. bag 5 9 c

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GRADE“A"EGGSMK4IMIS4 LAKEOLEOP II .I .M B I H I

BISCUITS

- DAIRY -d » 7 . . 4 9 c

2 ">» 4 9 c

3 pk*8- 25c

$FHF.MII AND CHIMPHEAD LETTUCE1 . 8 NO. I REDPOTATOES

S A V E O N F R O Z E N F O O D $

FLAV -O H IT f IH M H I F R O fF N — « OF. < ANN

ORANGE JUICE 6 S I

FNEHII PAM ALCELERYm m i TENDS'.RBROCCOLI

ea. 1 9 c

1 0 Ik i>»k 4 9 c

jumbo stalk 2 1 c

1 9 c

Costello's Tows & Country MarketCHATSWORTH, II J*

'H r 4 p p rrria le Your T ro d t"

o n 6 n e y e a rSAVINGS

CERTIFICATESAll Savings Certificates are insured by the Federal Deposit In

surance Corporation, an agency of the U. S. Government.

Stop in today and see one of the officers. W ell b e g I a d to

discuss your savings plan.

CITIZENS BANK OF CHATSWORTHChutNworth, IllfnoU

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