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full of "expert*’1 on all aorta of subject* They claim to have aperlal and exrluaive knowledge of thia subject or that Rut experience teach ea ua that the aelf proclaimed "expert*'' often are confounded by events and the knowledge of practical men
It Is well to beer this In mind while reading about "expert*" w h o
recommend that the United M a t e s *tart amtlinit at R * d Chins a
number of high-powered academic w i t n e x s e * a p p e a r e d before t h e
Senate Koreign Relation* Committee in March t o auggext that th e
U S. Invite Red China Into the parlor and have a friendly cup id cot fee. Immediately the wire aervlre* and network* xiarted distributing atari#* about “a new China policy " Liberals called tor an end to
" isolation" of Peking The auggealion was that if Uncle Sam would only atop being so mean to the Chinese Red* they w o u l d »tart be
having like gentlemenFor Americana who remem tier the IMO’s. all thia ha* a familiar
sound In fact, many cltiiens may aay "Thia i* where I came In " Twenty years ago the “expert*" on China, including one who testified ia Washington thia month, war# saying that M aoTsetung and hi* fol lowers la China wars only "agrarian reformer* " How nice, thought Americana. Nobody I* against "agrarian reform ed " liut after the rug had been pulled out from under Chlang Kal shek, after the com mualsta imposed their iron tyranny on the Chinese people, it was re allied that (he new agrarian* in Peking were interested only in plant lag people—people who (ought against communist dictatorship
th e "esperta" giva the Impraaalnn that the U S Is somehow responsible tor the belligerent posture of Red China liut as The Wall Straet Journal said recently, "In fart. If the l! X i* at fault fo r
anything K la laRlng the communlata com* to power in the first place " The China "aaparta" may nut he able to see it--m ay not want t»
do to, but It la clear to hard beaded rltlrens that the Med* h a v e »
t i e r c e , u n c e a s i n g h a t r e d of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e * a n d a l l f r e e s o c i e t i e s
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d o w n a n d b e h a v e , p e o p l e w i th r e c e n t e x p e r i e n c e w i t h t h e P e k i n g
b r a n d o f c o m m u n u m r e p o r t j u s t t h e o p p o s i t e T h e I n d o n e s i a n * w e r e
a l m o s t s w e p t in to R e d C h i n a ’s l a p by t h e i r d i c t a t o r S u k a r n o H u t
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s h i p of t h e I n d o n e s i a n a r m e d f o r c e s , h a v e r e s c u e d t h e i r c o u n t r y f r o m
t h e c o m m u n i s t s . T h u s I n d o n e s i a t o d a y is in ( h e m i d s t o f a w i d e
s p r e a d r - f o r m m o v e m e n t a i m e d j t r i d d i n g th e c o u n t r y o f C h i n e s e
i n f l u e n c e I* o r is no t H e d C h in a a m e n a c e ’’ In s e e x i n g a n a n s
w e r to t o a t < |u e s t io n il m a k e s m u c h m o r e s e n s e to l i k e f i, e w o r d o f
t h e I n d o n e s i a n a n t i c o m m u n i s t s t h a n t h e c l o i s t e r e d C h i n a e x p e r t s "
w h o a r e t a l k i n g u p H e d C h i n a a s a l a n d o f d o v e s
T h e m i s t a k e n a d v i c e o f t h e C h i n a e x p e r t s " is a r e m i n d e r n o f
to put to o m u c h stoc k In t h e e x p e r t i s e o f t h e i v o r y t o w e r t y p e s A c a
d e m i r k n o w l e d g e is v e r y u s e f u l , b u l il is not t h e o n ly k i n d o f
k n o w l e d g e K x p e r i r n c e Is p e r h a p s Ih e b e s t of t e a c h e r s T h e w o r l d
h a * h a d m a n y d e c a d e s o f e x p e r i e n c e w i t h c o m m u n u m a n d s h o u l d
k n o w i t s r e a l n a t u r e r e g a r d l e s s o f w h a t e x p e r t s " s a y a b o u t a
p a r t i c u l a r r e g i m e
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A m e r i c a n " e x p e r t s " in t h e u m v e r i l t U - s w e r e a l m o s t u n a n i m o u s in
e n d o r a i n g F i d e l C a a t r o a a t h e r e f o r m e r o f C u b a T h e y s a i d t h a t i f
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s t r e a t e d C a s t r o in a f r i e n d l y f a s h io n , h e w o u ld s e t t l e
d o w n a n d c o o p e r a t e H u t II d i d n ’t t u r n o u t t h a t w a v C a s t r o w a s n ' t
a n y ‘m o r e o f a g e n u i n e a g r a r i a n r e f o r m e r t h a n M a c T s e l u n g T h e
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d e n l i a l * o f I h e e x p e r t * " T h e y Just a r e n ’t v e r y e x p e r t
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Tho Chatiworth PlaindealerThursdoy, April 21, 1966
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A 3 i S t e v e M o l i a h a l l w h o I l l s f i n i s h e d twis ie t r a i n i n g a t l . a e k - l a i l d A i r F o r i - e B a s e . ' I ' e x a s . s | n-i i1 t h e w e e k e n d w i t h In s i i a r e n t s . M r a n d M i s C h l f o r d M o n a h a n , l ie t o r e r e |H > r t in g t o C l i . i l i u t e A i r F o i e e B a s e . R a n l o i l l .
P e g g y J a m e s To T each H e r e
M r. a n d M r s . C a r l S h a r p and Donald called on M r . and Mr*. Andrew Fold while in Pontiac Thursday
A n n S h a p l a n d o f C u l l o m s p e n t S u n d a y w i th t h e H u g h H a m i l t o n ! .
C h e r y l H a b e r k o r n s p e n t f r o m T h u r s d a y u n t i l S u n d a y w i t h h e r p a r e n t s , t h e L o u i s H a b e r k o r n s . C h e r y l is n lu h t e e h n i c i u n a t B r o - k a w h o s p i t a l . N o r m a l
M r s . L o u i s i i a b e r k o r n . M r s R o b e r t M i U t e a d a n d M r s K d S c h m i d a t t e n d e d t h e G i r l S c o u t N e i g h b o r h o o d m e e t i n g a t F a i r h u r y M o n d a y n ig h t C h a t s w o r t h w a s in c h a r g e o f I h c s o c i a l h o u r
I v b i n c I S - t e r s c e l e b r a t e d h e r f i r s t b i r t h d a y S u n d a y w i t h a d i n - n e i ;il t h e h o m e o f l i e r i i a r e n t s , M r a n d M r s A r t P e t e r s in K n n - K a k e c , P r e s e n t w e r e M r s M u r - d e l l e l ’e l e r s , C a r o l , hid a n d M i k e o f A s h k u m ; M r s . l - ' . s the r O i l m a n o f K a n k a k i x - : M r . a n d M i s K e n n e t h B i l l i n s g l e y o f A r l i n g t o n H e i g h t s ; a n d M r a n d M i s R . L B i l l i r t g s l e y m i d K a t h y o f P i p e r ( ’ll v
I H um id S h a r p m i d C h a r l e s T i n k e r w e r e m B l o o m i n g t o n F r i d a y a n d v i s i t e d t h e D o n a l d H a n n a s .
T R l ’n d e r w o n d o f G i l m a n h a s l e a s e d tin* C o r a l l - o u n g e t o M r . a n d M r s . M a r t i n S h r o v e o f C a r y . Ill . t m a f i v e y e a r | i c r i o d w i t h a n o p t i o n t o b u y M r U n d e r w o o d , w h o is a C a n d i d a I e ( o r S t a l e R e p - r e s e n t a t i v e in t h e 4 2 n d d i s t r i c t i s d e v o t i n g Il ls t i m e t o c a m p a i g n i n g
l m i m l i l S h a r p r e t u r n e d t o R o c k I s l a n d S u n d a y a f t e r a 1 0 - d a y F-as - t e r v u r i i t i o u iit t h e h o m e o f h i s i x i r e n t s . t h e C a r l S h a r p s
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Thursday, April 21, 1966
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COINS AND STAMPS
APRIL 23 -24 , 1966
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The Livingston of Chatsworth Inc.
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Canned Hams___ $4.89BLADE CUT
Beef Roast . . . lb. 43c( ENTER CUT
Chuck Roast. . . Ih. 53cAR1HORU STAR
Bologna orLiver Sausage . . lb. 49c Chopped Ham . . lb. 75cFRESH LEAN
Ground Beef. . . lb. 49cUAMEEIRE SLICED
Bacon . . . . lb. 59c
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Coffee (10-oz. jar) $1.19 Dash (giant s ize) . . 59cS C O T T I H k R o l l
Apples. . . . 2-lbs. 39c Paper Towels. . . 3/89c
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Sunday, Holy Communion, 7 30 and II 00 a m
Church School 10 amBruce K. Betletl. Vicar
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Teh-ph'-ne 034-8230 Holy M m
Hunrlay 8:00 and 10:00 a m. VVi-r-kdaya 8 15 am Font Friday* 7 00 a in. and
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I >n Saturday and day before Mist Kuday aand Holyday of OB ligation 4 00 to 5 00 pm and 7 30 to H 30 fi m
Jerome V Morrissey, Pastor
MP.TIIODIHT ( III 1(4 IIPrayer group* meet this week.
Mw north tide with Mm William flollinryiv and lh<- south aide with Mr* Robert Milt lead
Sunday School !t .40 Morning Worship 10 13 'IJiia la hlankel Sunday Mem-
hei* are naked to bring good lined blanketa or $3 for the fund
Sunday evenlnK «l 7 30 the Metbndial Men will meet with the men of the KCH Church a t guest*
Wedrwaday April 27 at 7:30 the Annual Church Conli-ience All member* an- invited tn allend thia meeting with Ihe District Super- intcndetit
ta-roy liula, Pastor
ST. PAUL'S LUTHIRAN CHURCH REV. DAVID M OKI. PASTOR THURSDAY. Apr. 11
ftundsy School Teachert and Of- In e rt Meeting at 7 I’ M PRIDAY, Apr. 12
A U ’W Spnnif Convention al I ’r l i a n a . Kt Matthew* Lutheran Church Bui leaven from here at H a in Luther league Bowling al Forrest Lean- here at 0 30 P.M SATURDAY, Apr II
(atr-rheltral Intlriidlon T u r n clocks ahead one hour befnre re liruiKSUNDAY. Apr. 24
Sunday School al !l 15 A M 1)1 vine Worship al in JO A M Lu liter la-agur Hally at Crescent I l l y Iravlnii here al 2 P.M . registration $1 35 MONDAY, Apr IS
Junior Lutherans Skating at Pun- liar leave here al t M I’ M TUISDAY-THURSDAY
Illinois l*ialrId Convention of Ihe American Lutheran church at Pe ona
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L N I .L . S H Y• »l fi le s t a l l a n a s s e r < *r o t h e r w i s e (tit- » ta i t i s i g t r a r n n e e In Milt r s s e to live o f f i c e o f t h e ■ le i l t o f Mils t t a i r l in I h e C i n i r t l lta ise al Pun! n llltnttis on m la-f i» r r M a y J l P t c . ,\ J D I k i M C N T l i l t D M n i l : BY D f F A U L T M A Y H I I A K K N A H A I N S T Y O H IX ill H D I I U . I t K A S K I T ) i n n i t P I T I I H »N
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PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALLEN MARSHALL, PASTOR SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School S) 30 A M morn log ssor .hi? 10 30 A M Mes.au A POST KA.STKII APPRAKA.NCK, Children s Church 10 Jo A M Kve ning s irs ice 7 30 P M A study of 1 Pel -r 5WEDNESDAY, APR. 27
7 'Mi P M Mid week Service, 8 30 I’ M Young People » Chair
CALVAVY BAPTIST CHURCH GA.P B.C.SUNDAY, Apr. 24,
9:45 a in Sunday vhool, 10 45 a m morning worship
Hev K enneth P.erponl will he the gue*i speaker for t»lh (he morning anti evening services
6.45 p m Training ho ir for the entire family, 7 30 p in evening serv itisWEDNESDAY. Apr. 27
Bible study and prayer meeting ( • «
The Ladies Missionary Prayer B a n d of Ihe Calvary liaplid Church held their April meeting Thursday n.ght al Ihe home ol Mr* J L Johnson
The ladle* are planning lo make rubber sheets to he sent lo a new hospital in Last Pakistan
Plans are also being made lor a Mother Isaughh-r supper to he held at their .May meeting
Mrs Clarence 1-ee spoke oil "Our Easter Wardrobe' lor the evening devotions.
Part of the evening wav spent in making Iray favors lo Iw used at the Kairhury hospital
CHARLOTTE E.U.B. CHURCH ■OWARD J. YORK. PASTOR THURSDAY. Apr. 2
Mother a n d Daughter "Smor ga»t>i i I at church al 6 30 p in Bring table service. Program will include the film The (Jilt SATURDAY. Apr 23
Joint catechism class 9 II a m at church SUNDAY. Apr 24
■'Christian College Day” ; Sunday School at 0 JO a m ( s a l e n llartt. Sopt l-rsson — Jeroboam Makes Israel Sin". Morn.ng Wor ship at in llti a nr . Sermon "The Whole Pe*son ', .Ntion meal
Will be served to members ol the touring women's Ulee club o' Moody llililt* Institute, 2 |t in fJlee club and Handbell iliotr in ton cert al Saunemin High School gymTUESDAY • THURSDAY. Apr 76 • 28
Mate Convention ol Ihe Women's Society of World Service will la- held al ihe Klrst E C II Church In Elgin. Ill
EVANGELICAL UNITED •M T H R E N CHURCH LA ROY HUNTLEY. PASTOR WEDNESDAY. Apr 70
Met week Bible Study ijo h i led hy Joan Hiller I Jo. Ilcgular week ly chtu al practice H Jo.PRIDAY. Apr 77
Youth fellowship Bowling party 6 30OUMOAV, Apr. 24
IlfllO — Sunday School I a", son "Turn Toward* Tragedy ’ , in jn Kt'diJlsr Worship Attention to t oi lege Day" Comhincd "Clothing and "Blanket Drive 7 J.i lit g uliir meeting ol Luendshlp SS ( la s s ” , (tiiiimlltii- — Mr a n i l Mrs Oliver Luck anti Mr* Kliia belli TinkerTUESDAY, Apr 74II - AnnualWSWS Convention at Elgin. Illinois
The C h o tsw o rth P a in d e a le r
liio rirk iy , A| .r 11 ?1 , I V',»6
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C h a D w o r t h a n d K u b v r t . L i a w v i P e a l H o a r s !as ! K r i t i ay .n a t r - i a n g u l a r t t j . ’ i m e e t . KsVS s c o r e d 55 pi r i ' - i j *oi ill 5_‘ i, u A I 4s t
Ifetei t. f *i* for C ut-w orth vv r t t r r . \ u shautn in the h:g i and i.v iK.rile . Dan KcC3 in Hie tit-c is. ,11: I tlie Varsity HSU ic- I v team
R ev. H ea ly N o te s J u b ile e
Kev John V Mealy OS M v ill celei.ratc h;s fjoh'en Jub.lrt April 21 with a Soiimn lllgn Mu-* a St John Her: hiiian* Chorea. I*e troii. Mich . a: 1 p ia Pums -I by a reception a1 Ihe -t Ittail > ate teria from 2 I > 1 J5 p m
Hev llealy was horn-in Chemia He f-r.ttreJ the Servile S-nunuri nl Ml SI Philip. North Milvvau I kcc \V|». on September 12 I'l'L, j and u;«in completing la* >tuJie*. was ordained June 21 t'JPi '■ ‘> Bishop Muldoori ol ihe Dion >e o' Ifockfor'l Ills first assignment w t lo ihe city of Portland i f . where he did mission work m Ihe small communities of l.mton anil Noith i'laliis
In i;*;» Lather tiealv wa- a- sigred to fjur Lady of Sorrows Parish. Chicago, where III* (.Till tlrori* Sodalities had an enrollment of over 2.non Kol’owing a Novena to Our Lady, he enrolled Jon young ladies in the Sodality of f i u r llle-> , ed Lam
In lt)25. Lr Healy was appo Hted pastor ul Our Lady of Sorrow.*! pansh. Ladysmith Wi-c . in 1937 • lo Malden. Mo ami ouliiilssiun at Dexter. Mo for 14 years
f i llealy is the uni le of Mr* Donald Hergan
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M r a n d M r s . C a r l C a i k o u of D u lu th . M in n . w h o a r e s ' . a ' : m e m - l u r s a t C o n l e r i n r e P o i n t , I v ‘i l i u m s I tay , E a k e G e n e v a . W i s e , v i d l e d \ ! r a n d M r s . H u g h H a m i l t o n on M o n d a y .
J o h n ( ’. H e n l y o f Midland, T e x as. is s p e n d i n g t u n w e e k s h e r e w i i h h i s s i s t e r , M . s . D o n a l d B e r -
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Mark Monahan, student at Monmouth College, Monmouth, apent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. ('litford Monahan
A m e n d in g t h “ D i s t r i c t W o m a n ' s c l u b c o n v e n . i o n a t L i n c o l n l a s t F r i o a y w e r e M e d a i n e s D w a i n P a r k e r . W i l l i a m H o e l s c h e r , H o w a r d K e n i - n c u , W i l l i a m L i v i n g s t o n . L e o H u b - ly a n d G e o r g e A u g s b u r g e r .
M r s . L e n a K n d r e s . M r s . T . C. F o r d , M r s C . L. O r l m a n , M r s K a t h r y n F r a n e y a n d M rs . D o r o l iy D a n c y o f C u l l o m a t t e n d e d a w e e k e n d r e t r e a t a t K i n g s H o u s e . H e n r y .
M r s . M i l f o r d I r w i n , M r s . W a y n e C o r d i n g . M i s s J u d i t h V i n s o n . M r s . L a r r y P e a r s o n a n d M r s . G e r r y E d w a r d s a t t e n d e d a n i n s t r u c t i o n s ! m e e t i n g f o r V a c a t i o n B ib l e S c h o o l t e a c h e r s in P o n t i a c l a s t W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g .
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Mrs Mary Ana lla rrey and Mrs. K o e h l e r ot Forrest attended the Curnhelt System Library meeting in Bloomington Monday evening.
Rev and Mrs. R. Halfyard of Ridge Farm were Chatsworth via iters Monday.
Leo Gerdes, Allen Gerdes andJ o h n Gerdes, Sr., took John Wolk- e n a n d Mrs Hattie Roach to (THare airport Last Friday, where t h e y boarded a plane to return tot h e i r h t i m e a t R a p i d C i t y . S. D .. a f t e r b e i n g c a l l e d here t o a t t e n d th e f u n e r a l o f t b e l r m o t h e r , M r s . M a r t h a A. W o lk e n .
Mr a n d M r s . K. C. Lang and M r a n d Mrs. J e s s e Birch of M o n e e r e t u r n e d home Saturday a f t e r a b o u t t w o weeks vacationing in t h e S o u t h They visited the Bob H ill f a m i l y a t Carbondale and t h e n d r o v e i n t o Florida. They visi t e d M r a n d Mrs. Glen Smith at E l l e n t o n . Fla O t h e r places visi t e d w e r e t h e Belllngrath Gar- d e n s . Cypress Gardens, Silver S p r i n g s , a n d S a r a s o t a jungle G ard e n s . T h e y v i e w e d much of the r e c e n t t o r n a d o dam age and s a w o r a n g e t r e e s u p r o o t e d .
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K e n n e t h A v h m a t i , ( h a t . w o r t h m rve - l h i , b r o t . u r a* h e - t m a n a r i l g r o o m s m a n wa> t . a i > B r a n m a o o ' K o r n d K in g b e a r e r w >•
D o n a l d <) ( r u t J i n e p h e w oft h e b r . d e O n a r g a L , i , e r , wire B a y Sr. '. I r m in * r a n d H a r r y J o h n - t o n c o u - i o * .<■ b i d c . i Minb o b of C h a t , w m h
I h e b r i d e « m o ' l l e r w o r e .1 i lgb lb l u e , ' r e e l d r i w ill 0 .1 . V acr e , , o n e , f o r Mu w e d d i n g a n d th e til e l c g n t o n i , 11 I ti e , ' w a n - .1 n n \ ) b l u e . t i l l w d o w h i le a e e * , o r i e x . B o th w o r e w h i te r o v i o r t a » >
\ l e c e p t l o i i wa« b e I d im -Iii. d . a ' i ly fo l l o w i n g d ie < e i . - i i . o n y o . th e c h u r c h p a r l o r , w i th M r ,
Bicharri A»hman. aunt of t h e bridegroom. in charge. M n. Lyle o Saylor aunt of the bride of Bloomington, served punch, Mr, Kay mood Sayler, aunt of t h e oride of Omaha, Nebr . served rake and Mr, Herman Hougham nl Lake B amiington poured tea and coffee from a reception ta tile det orated with the wedding rake ami colored roses
Mr, Irving Tick cousin of the hiir*c. of Bloomington, was in charge of the guest book
Mr, Dale Miller, cousin of the bridegroom Chat,worth, Mrs. I.ar r> Leonard of Decatur and Mrs John Kuntz til Onarga, school males of the bride
fo r traveling to New Oilcan,. I.a on then honey moon, the new M r, Ashman chose to wear a white Italian knit ,uit
Mrs. Ashman a graduate of Onarga High School 1a employed by American Screen Products Co
C H E V R O L E T C U S T O M C A M P E R
WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR OUTDOOR LIVING!Want to mak« life more enjoyable? Get a specially equipped Chevy Custom Camper pickup. Add the camper body of your choice. You can use the track far work with body detached, then mount your camper body and heed fer the greet outdoors. Go where you went, stop when you like. You’re fro# es tho hreozo! And you can go often beceuso it
I't cost much. A Chevy Custom Camper will g most pleasurable new dimension to your life.
C H E V R O L E T
Talk ta yaar Chavrolat daalar about any typo of truck.
at OuitMS'oi til and Mr Ashman, a graduate of Chat,worth High School, is operator of Ashman Farm Service
After April 2S. Ihey will be at home in C'hatsworth
Lucky L u f 4-HLucky Tour Leaf i ll members
met at the high school cafeteria after school Monday The ’ You Learn To Bake ' girls made a cake which wa, eaten for refreshments
The Knitting ' g i r l s started work on their head bands
Three of the girls gave a demon stration on the difference in using a dark or light colored pan to hake in.
1,'nder discussion was the send ing of a delegate to the state 4-H week at Champaign. 4 H camp in June, and a bake sale 0 be heldin May
The next meeting will be held May 9
Jean Gerdes, scribe
Funks W riteA car I to the f'lamdealer 'rom
Mr, Yale Kunk said they were leaving Arizona last week to fly to California They reported en joying their trip In see desert blooming cactus
The tem perature last Tuesday was 84 It had been in the 90 s in fa ra d ,te Valley.
Ruth Circle AdoptsThe Ruth Circle of the AIX’W
met last Thursday evening and voted to again sponsor Benti Gus- miKiui nl Lthciojiia.
The Bible study and devotions were g.ven by Mrs Donald Weber The topic was. “ Established In The fa ith “
It wa, announced that a bus would lie taken to the convention in Lrhana Friday, Apr 22
Hostesses were Mrs. Marvin Henrirhs. M r 1 Albert Bryant. Mrs Alfred Kuoss, Mrs. Uurdrll Gallowav. and Mrs. Andrew hut cliffe
C I R C L E
THE QUALITY NAME IN GRAIN DRYING A
STORAGE BINS
STORAGI BINS , ORYINC BINS STIR-ALLS BULK TANKS ACCESSORIES
C u N o m R i t e s
F o r S i s t e r O f
L o c a l L a d yFuneral services were held Tues
day. Apr IS, at St. John's Cath olic church in Cullom for Mrs Josephine Hatfield. 58. who died at Fairbury hospital Saturday Apr 16. 1966 She had been ill six weeks
Rev O. T Fulton officiated anf burial was in C'hatsworth ceme tery. C'hatsworth
PallbeHreiH were William. Weldon. Paul. Keith. Jerome and Joe | Benwuy. |
Mrs H a t f i e l d was born al Strawn, I>ee 12. 1907, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Benway She married Delwin Marlin at Strawn in 1931 He died in 1955 She mar ried Sam Hatfield in Colfax Nov 28. 1959 He died in December. 1965
Surviving are a ,<m. William Marlin. Oak Lawn, two daughter-. Mrs Joan Boh'in, Villa Park, ant! Mrs Maxine Brucker. Sibley, six brothers. William. Weldon and Joe Benway Straw n: Paul. Anchor. Keith. Sibley, and Jerome. Melvin, five sisters. Mr, Gera! dine Rebholz, Mrs Gloria Ke'.i holz, and Mrs Lavernc Kurten bach. C'hatsworth; Mrs Helen K<-l ley, Washburn, and Mr., Loretta Wiesenger. Clarendon Hill-, and five grandchildren.
Children Entertain Adult Fellowship
A childrens p r o g r a m vv;is h e l d at the meeting of t h e M efhn< lis f Adult Fellowship l a s t Sund . iN evening. M r s l>am Kyhiirz a n d M r * Milford Irwin w p i p in r h a r g r Several of the g r a d r s c h o o l e o n - tnt numbers were p l a y d hy s l n - denls anrl a rlawn In ind ( w i f o : tiled. TTiree |Ntntomime iuunh<*iv is well n s t w o g n m p s <>t s i n g e r s w e n * on the program A p i . m o d u e l and two piano s o l o s c o m p l e t e d t h e list of n e t s pet f o r m e d zM mmji 1 ."> children help 'd enaet ih*- jm gram.
I>uring the husinevs meeting il | wjib dt^cided that the next meeting
w o u l d Ih* a p i c n i c ui lh»* p a : k w i t h w e a l h e : p e r m i t t i n g
M r a n d M r s . G l e n IX*hm a n d M r and Mis. C’u a i l e s C o s t e l l o wet- in c h a r g e o f tlu* supi*» r.
The Chobworth Ploindealer Thursday, April 21, 1966
Pag* Six
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T H E R C * O t L » T O « l
In certain parts of the old west mumps victims rubbed their jaws on a pig trough, to transfer their mumps to the pigs.
* ' A l l d i n g s u n d e r g o e x h a u s t i v e t e s t s b e f o r e t i r i n g p u t o n t h e m a r k e t y o u r h e n i t 11 i s o u t b u s i n e s s .
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Srr your GSC Hybrid Corn Dm Ut NOW!
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International Bazaar and SupperT O F E A T U R E :
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C O F F E E fi, D O U G H N U T S C H IC K E N A N D B IS C U IT S
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"The B n i i r will d i 'p ljy for sale beautifu l handicraft, painting*, ceramics, wood carvings, glassw are and jewelry from over 30 countries."
CITIZENS BANK OF CHATSWORTH
F o r t h a t " \ V o n d o r f i u F e e l i n g
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A Ml In » foot KKWANEE nr Farmers Friend wide elevator. Good condition. Contact Lavan FI earner, 657-8366, Format
c-421 428
USED 3-piece bedroom auite and small site child's bicycle with training w havu . Ph. 635 3016. James Mills. *-421-421
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OFFICE HOURS• A JR. TO S FJR. — MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
SATURDAYS: S A.M. TO NOON
BOY'S SUIT. Black, size 18-20 Price $10 Ph. 692 2083 * 421 421
AIR CONDITIONER. * ton West inghouse Ph. 882 3376. c-421-421
DINING ROOM tsbte and 6 chairs, studio couch and washing machine Contacl Mabel Wilson at 635-3513.
c 421-421
FORMALS. banquet dresses. Sizes 7-9 and 11-12. Mrs. C. H. Purdum.
c-421-428
AQUA ORGANZA formal with lace trim, size 9. worn once. Blue em broidered dinner dress, size 11. Spring beige coat, size 11. Also shorts, etc. Mrs. Kenneth Bress- ner, Ph. Pontiac 844-7635. ncTRICYCLE, wagon and large rocking horse. Contact Glen Her. Forrest *-421 421
TWO SPRING formats, sizes 10 and 12. Ph 657 8715. Mrs. Gertrude Folwell. c-421-421
GOOD, USED field cultivator; also 1IIC 7-ft. bar under mounted mowing machine, a J. D. corn planter. Guy Slater. Fairbury. c 421-421
1#1 W. Locust Street, Fairbury 414 E. Locust, Chatsworth HIV* B. Krack, Forrest
Telephone 412-2344 Telephone 43S-3Q1Q Telephone 4574442
REPORT ERRORS AT ONCE i Chock your odvortlsomont upon first insertion, and pleats notify us If thorn Is an error. Each od Is carefully proofread, but still on error con occur. H you notify us the first day of an error, well repost the ad without charge. Sorry, If wo am not not If led at once. Mm responsibility Is yours.
FOR SALE
LOTS adjoining Westvlew school. Will build dwelling to suit. Phone 492-2011. Veatch Agency, c-513-tf
SEWING macnine repair a n d service on all makes. New a n d uaed machines for sale. Call for free home demonstration Wilmer Ross A Son. Sanitary Cleaners, phone 692 3133. c 521-tf
HAVE tropical fish? Visit Bob's Hobby Shop for your supplies, half block west of hospital. Fairbury
c 99 tf
700 BAI.ES of extra good clover and alfalfa mixed hay. 70c per bale. Claude P Freehill, Ph. 388 2231 c 114 421
CLEAN YOUR clothes closet Let us store your clothes till next fall —FREE. Sanitary Cleaners, Ph 692-31.33 c-414-55
1963 VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent condition. John Roth, U K 3, Fair bury Ph. 377-2507 c 414 428
GET YOUR Mother's Day gifts at Norma's Gift Shop, Chatsworth.
c-421 421
1966 CONVERTIBLES or sedans] coupes, or station wagons—all financed at Citizens Bank, Chats- worth c-421-428
20 POMES, sorrels and dapples, white manes and tails. Saddles, bridles, carts, blankets, halters, girths, stirrups, single and double harness for ponies and horses. Frank Crews, Colfax. Ph. 723-5140.
*-421 421BEL) SPRING, hand lawn mower, cabinet radio, rocking chair. Reasonable Ph Fairbury 692-2469
* 421 421
QUALITY CLEANING all the time —PARKER CLEANERS. — Chatsworth, P.S. Bring your drapes in too. ti
SteidingerJew e lry
Speidel Bands W atch , C lo ck , Jew elry Repair at m y home in C H A T S W O R T H , IL L .
I l l N. Fourth P H O N E 635 -3 41 2
ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS
$9.95 upLiving*ton of Chataworth
tf Phone 635-3166 tf
WE GIVE S & h7 Green Stamps. Tonishoppe, Inc., Fairbury. ctf
WE ARE now cleaning and inoculating soybeans; also have limited amount of Harasoy and Hawkeye seed beans. Farm ers Grain, Ph. 692 2111 c-47 428
NEED yard man for year around work. Paid holidays and vacations. Phone 892-2224 or after 5 p.m , call 692-2855. Steffen k SonLumber Co., Inc., 309 E. Locust street, Fairbury. c-1218-tf
LADY to clean two days a week.Write Box AD, c-o Fairbury Blade, Fairbury. c-324-tf
WOMAN salea clerk. Mutt have pleasing personality and neat appearance. Write Box 411, c-o Fairbury Blade. c-331-tf
EXTRA GANG laborers for rail laying. Report to T.P.kW. depot, Chenoa, April 25. c-421 421
PERMANENT position, good pay. House available. Charlotte Farm ers Grain Co., Ph. 689 4895.
c-421-55
COOKS and waitresses — Apply Sieve's Cafe, Chenoa. c-421-421
MAN TO help with concrete and masonry construction. E u g e n e Zimmerman, Ph. 892-3373. c-421 tf
SHIPPING and receiving man for office supply company in Paxton. Excellent opportunity for right man Car necessary. M. J. Mains Co , Box 448, Paxton. c 491-421
FOR RENT
CHOICE lota, $20 a month. Kafer’t Trailer Court, Ph. 892-2493, Ben Kafer. c-83 U
ALWAYS call us first and see if we have available a furnished or semi-furnished apartment at our new six-apartments located at 305 South 8th street. Phone 802-2224 or after S pm, call 692-2855. c-1216-tf
LARGE furnished or unfurnished apartment, gas heat. Dwight Bo- hanon, Ph. 857-8532, Forrest, ctf•-ROOM modern house west of Chatsworth, III. Phone 635-3544.
*-414-421
FIVE-ROOM modern house. Gat heat, garden and garage. Near Chenoa Tom Young, Ph. 945-3196, evenings after 6. c-421-421
TWO Apartments, 1281* W Locust, Ph 692 2941, Fairbury. c 421-428
L i b r a r y N o t e s
N a t i o n a l W e a k
This la National Library Week. The slogan is “Keep Growing- Read.'' A person's formal education may end with his collage graduation, maybe high school commencement or perhaps even at the end of 8th grade, but that doesn’t mean anyone baa to stop learning. This may continue all of bis life, especially if he likes to read.
Today there are attractive books on history, science, biography, fiction. They can increase one's knowledge and widen his interests.
Librarian, Mrs. Donald Haber - korn, reports she has ordered book marks for all the local readers. She has received a new shipment of about 25 books, which have been catalogued. From time to time she has on display some of the interesting new books available.
Chatsworth citizens are urged to make more use of the library. Country people may also use the library for a nominal foa. If you like to read, stop and salect a book, during Library Week.
Tb* ChatsworthThursday, April 21, 1966
W m . G . Follmer * wantedReal Estate & R entals
Forrest, Illino is 6 5 7 -8 6 2 7
YOUR old living room and bedroom suites in trade on new ones. See us on carpet prices before you buy. Haberkorn’s, Chatsworth. Phone 635 3481. c-64-tf
UPSTAIRS Apartment. 4 rooms and bath Ph. 692 2981. c-421-tf
MODERN five-room house, enclosed porch, basement, gas heat. Available May 1. Ph. 692-2262
C-421-421
Scouts Take HikeJunior Girl Scouts met at the
Methodist Education building after school Tuesday and worked on camp songs. We also took a hike to look for signs of spring.
Barbara Kelly, scribe
NEWLY remodeled upstairs apartment. Ph 692-2274 c 421-tf
BUY YOUR furniture and ap pliances at Walton's in Fairbury. We trade, lowest prices, easy terms, largest selection. tf
W. 1>. MILLER A HON Septic Tank A Cesspool Cleaning
Work Guaranteed Phone 686-22.32 Piper City, IU.
LARGE QUANTITY of E lliotts paint products and 26 patterns of wall p a p e r arc now on hand Dohman's Paint and Paper, 212 E. Ixicust. Fairbury c-421-421
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rm “ FENDER 490" pedal Steel Guitar. Amplifier and Foot Pedal V A T control. Excellent condition. Ph. 692 2529. tf
ir jU T S SC U ITS
OSHKOSH Work clothei for quail ty and fit, sold at Huber’a Clothing In Fairbury. c-217 tf
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FO R R EST
LUSTRE FOAM'S exclusive color brightening formula will make your carpets look like new again Electric shampooer r e n t a l $1 Zimmerman Hardware, Fairbury
C 310-428
craft, paint- y from o v e r
WE NOW have canaries and para keels plus a complete line of supp lie r Bobs Hobby Shop t* block west of the Fairbury hospital
COSCO HIGH chair Mrs Jam es MrKeynolds. Ph 692 3463 c 414-tf
NEED F.XTKA seed corn-' Try Crow's Premium single crosses. Call Willis Nussbaum, Forrest Ph. 657 8319 C-414 428
SERVICES
FREY HYBRID Seed Corn—Call or see me — Will deliver—Have some on hand—Cart Miller, l’h 635-3352_________ C 414 512SMALL 'arm stead including mod ern house, garage, small barn in fenced yard on the Ivan Morrison farm Demaree Farm Manage mi-lit Service. Inc . 207 North St , West Lafayette, Ind . Phone 743 1177 c 414 421
LeRoy GraceA U C T IO N E E R
Phone 6 9 2 -2 1 7 9 Fairb u ry , III.
ASHMAN'S FARM SERVICE - General repairs. — Gerald Ashman, Chatsworth, 630-3103. tf
Mower* for All Occasion*Cut Flowers Plant a -Corsages
Phone H92-.3024 (or Delivery ,Closed Thursday Afternoon* I
COPE'S FLOWERS616 S. 7th Fairbury 1LIMESTONE and Phosphate hauling and spreading Russell Mow ery. Tel 692-2441 ctf
W AN TED :Licensed Practical N urse, steady em ploym ent, a ttractive salary; liv ing accom odations availab le, m any benefits. W rite :
Superintendent,State Reformatory for W omen
D W IG H T , IL L IN O IS (PH 8 1 5 -5 8 4 -2 8 0 6 )
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KEY ON chain. Owner may havesame by Identifying and paying forthis ad. Chatsworth Plaindealeroffice. nc
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Aaron Sa m UFO; M ay Hava Baar Balloon
It has been reported t i t AChatsworth man, Kay Aerca, lg one of those persons who sew a UFO. Hi slid It s u W at** about two weeks ago around 13:88 p.m., he looked out hie west window toward the northwest end saw this strange yellowish object, like a big balloon. There wee a glare on Its tides that made tt appear to bo lighted ea the turide, He thought afterwards, this was a reflected light.
The object was on an angle with a red light on Its peak. It w m moving, gotag away from the observer. He watched it for 13 to 30 minutes, when It disappeared, then after a few more minutes it appeared again, way off in the distance.
The object seemed to bo ohlaag In shape and hod s dip in the top. He called his wife to see the strongs sight
Since then ho read of others who saw something on March 38. That was a plastic balloon, eight footlong. It was propelled by red flam with rotating blades and had an aluminum reflector. Oo radar the object was deceiving, as it appeared 300 feet long.
Mrs. Aaron thought this was similar to what she saw.
Children F lin t TrowFirst grade children of Unit f s
Brigham School were busy lest week planting trees on their school ground. They planted rod bud trees, witch beset and red pines.
will add
LONG HAIRED black German Shepherd dog—brown muzzle and fret Answers to "Andy”—friendly —reward. Ph. Lelsnd Nelhcrton at 388-2383. c-411-431
Each year first graders to the pines to improve the windbreak.
This is an excellent custom, tree planting by the children or people. It Is n lesson in < tion they never forget end In something practical.
Officially Arbor Day tMs year Is designated as April 33, but any time this month Is suitable for tree planting.
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WILL TAKE orders for hand made gifts for Mother's Day Mrs Louis Graham, Chenoa. Phone 943 2064 c .331 55
2 SEARS ear corn cribs, 19' dia x 19' h., 1 Behlen ear corn crib. 164V d x 19' h . 1 circular steel grain bin 14'V d x 10'8" h Can be seen at Ivan Morrison farmstead Demaree Farm Management Serv Ice, Inc . 207 North St . West La fayette, Ind . Ph 743 1177 c-414 421
WHAT WILL your welder do for you* See the new 41B welder Free trial. We trade Dennewi'z Bros . Chatsworth c 414-55
HOLLYWOOD single hed complete with innersprmg mattress, stroll er and Taylor Tot playpen, all like new Mrs Jam es Hehholr. Ph 635 .3266 c 421 421
LIVE BAIT Paul A llarve Bait Shop. 408 W Hickory. Fairbury
* 421 428
'59 MGA roadster Mint condition. $995 Call Bob Wharton. 6SI2.7I42 Fairbury c 421 -tf
DISC sharpening, no cold rolling or grinding. Also new and uaed Forney welders. Phone 692 3*76, Thomas Aaron, Fairbury. c-310-512TRUCK f r a m e s shortened orlengthened; hoist mounting- Shop and portable welding, all ty|ies Jam es Stiles, ChuWworth, 635 3552
c 3in tf
TUXEDO RENTAL service, feu Jr. Sr. proms, weddings, formal occasions IIiiImt's Clothing. 4'h and Locust. Fairbury c 324 It
S e l f - C l e a n i n g
O v e n R a n g e ! L o w e s t P r i c e d
NEW FASHION colors are Sue's delgiht She keep* her carpet colors bright —with Blue Lustre' Rent electric champooer $1 Wal tons c 421 421
FREY HYBRID seed corn - Call or »ee me — Will deliver—Have some on hand— Carle Miller. Ph 635 .7352 Chatsworth c 414 512
TWO BOY'S sport jackets, one red plaid, site 6; brown, size 7 Both in perfect condition Irene llohulin. Ph 692 3681 r 414 421
LIMITED supplies Harasoy 63 Hawkeye, Adams. Shelby anil A 100 Custom Cleaning Charlotte Farm ers Grain Co Ph 680 4895 c 421-55
GOAT MIIJC Call Fairbury, 692 2905
Dale Albee • 414 tf
TO GIVE AWAY Cocker Spaniel puppies ready to wean Ph 69? 2.705 i 421 421
In just tb* past four years th# sal* of Pioneer brand seed corn hat increased over 1,000,000 bushels . . . e good indication that Pioneer hat performed well n n farms throughout the Corn Bolt Soo your iocol Pionoor doolor. A good supply of popular varieties is still ovsiloblo.
WM KKISIIY. Fairbury
(.'HAS S< HERR Fairbury
HAROLD HARMS. Forrest
LEO DAVIS S tra in *
HARVEY AHRING. Chenoa ART HUSTON. Cropeey
PAUL GILI.KTT Chat.worth
APRILtCLEARANCE
THE PLAINDKALER building in Chatsworth Easy monthly pay ments K R Porterfield Ph 635 .3651 e 421 428
1 16* Console Color T V 1»5» MKKCI RY reasonable PhW et .359.95 Now MU.tW 692 3014 after 5 ' 421 428
kJ foundith really1 vervtce
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1 lusdy Kenmore Ga* DryerWo* 219 95 Now IM.M
1 12 fl Froetlon* Upright Free/,er, wot 229 95 Nose tSS.IM
1 23" CYmeotr Black and WhiteT V repoe#e**p<l was 1D9 95 Now IH.M
1 Contalr Stereo, reprweewd was 199 95 Now II9.M
Sean, Roebuck & Co.cssatwwobtn. ill
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yY Travel Tra ile rs ■fr C am p Tra ile rs W Supplies
Open W eek Days and Sunday
P O N T IA CC A M P E R S C O R N E R
Pontler Illinois
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Seed Still Available— JU S T A R R IV E D
Some grades of X L 4 5 , X L 6 5 , X L 3 6 I , and other good D eK alh num bers available
Leo GerdesYOUR DEKALB DEALER
Phone 6 35 3005, Chatsworth
( LEAN YOUR clothes closet lo t us siore your clothes till next fall —FREE Sanitary Cleaners. Ph692 3173 e 414 55
GRAIN storage buildings binsdryers, augers, erection Ph .709 725 .3341 collect or write F Bliss Cooksvlllc III ’ 414 .5.5
K A N E 'S TV' Snles end Service, Ibiorv 661# 46X1 Culliim f ree estl- riin’es on antenna jidss tf
Carl RonnowA U C T IO N E E R
Phone 844-6671 2 40 Payson Pontiac, III
HUGH AND CARPm by Btge tow Room size ruga and oral) 4® wall installation — Ha berk ore Furniture, <Tiatawortb rtf
UPHOLSTERING H a v e yourchairs upholstered with the newest fabrics Call for free estimate and have nur man s h o w you the sample in home. No obligation Durhene and Uoudicau. Pontiac Ph 844 7677 c 324 512RUGS and upholstery shampooed in your home Also wall washing Latest equipment No mess, nofuss Flee estimate, no obligation Joseph I* Freehill. Chatsworth Phone 6.7.5 346.5 c 41 It
OATS and lo an (leaning William Mangan Strawn Phone Sibley217 745 2365 C 123(1 712
■jf Business Opportunities
INCOME SPARE TIME No selling Refill and collect money from N< w Ty pe coin operated dis pensers in this area Must have i* r re'erem es $550 lo-$l6VI i ash Ten hours weekly (an nit excel lent income More lime ran result in more money For personal in terview write CO REP . IN'10 CALIFORNIA AVK PITTS HUKGII. PA 15202 Include j#hnn< number * 421 421
HELP WANTED
V A N TO work in rlrv iln r !umU«r y ux<\ tt'p'l null 7 <frivr* lru< k> V» hmir wwk pay Va* afmf#T h u I* a |H*r m a n r tn l po»t*;»fnWeitfrfi (grain ( ’o ( o op YV» *for.Ill f 414 4/
V A N V OM farm »»rfk Mil! or par1 time O ran I*rf fin tf well < h r r u m111 |»h W2 J15I f 4; 4 47*
Replace your old range now...only
Y ou d o n ’t h a v e to w o r ry a b o u t Imkod-on grcaiie and grime in your I’-T” Oven! Jutit act the dials, latch th e door . . . i t clean* iU elf . . . electrically!
3 0 " A u t o m a t i c R a n g e
e Set oven timer to turn on and o#automatically,
e Hi flpeed, ■ unite
e Itonmy storage draweekitchen
e lairge cnparity owes*, e Cluck nisei m inute timer.• Grey oven lister six with light
viewing.
L A R R Y L e R O C H I U K
OPPORTUNITY to work outsit# meet people. travel V I'L ari l.is inglton and LaHalie counties >» :#>» evening. Ph 945 2!94 for in'e# vie* Fl.of# tiervisofl ( hrnoa l !
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WGL'M) YOU KkJ(l> H fleet sal ar> a clean house a though!F< fain ly roritrrs alive living peup.r and two m re rh ild lrn ' Then you would enjoy living in and lakin. rare of our house in Edgewld Phone Mr* llarry ( ohm. collect Peoria l M#S9l 1*11 evening#
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F U L L T IM E bookkeeper ale. trartor merhanb Bam Waiter Fsirbvry < 414 tf
Ask about tho Cl PS off or of a FREE
Toflon-coatod cookwaro tot on flamoloss oloctric rangot
W A L T O N ’ SD E P A R T M E N T S T O R E
Fairhtiry, IllinoJt
O P I N FRIDAYS T I L * P.M .
P O N T I A C
D I S C O U N T S A L E S , I N C .
! U US ( 0 0 * 1 SUYING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
Table L im ps, Pol* Lamps, Solas, Sectionals, D inettes, Baby Purnitur*, Hido-A-W ay Bods,
Solo Bods, Roe kora, Roalinors, Desks, End Tables, ■ C sffoo Tables, Poll Line of Colonial Furniture
COMPARE OUR PRICES, CREDIT TERMSAVAILABLE . . . PH.: 844 -5237
| 1 7 N . M ill S». • Pontiac, III.>'H H > H I I I M » I H < M 4-t-»4-4-i-+4-4-t-t4 4 4 4 4 4-4 4 »4*4»4 4 i-X
A U T O R E P A I R
W * or* now located in the Hawthorn* Building east of
Chotiworth on Route 24, where w* will be doing all
type* of auto repairing. A share of your business would
be appreciated.
CAUL LANG AND SONCHATSWORTH, III.
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< I I H » t t M M I I M I I I I I FM mA u x i l i a r y
V o t e * G i l t
With tbs Men In Service. . .
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T o C A R E
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Pvt John E 2n4 Co C M lion 20&7 Fort Rucker.
Wail U S R 1
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Alabama 31360
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The A nerlca* U p o n Auxiliarynict at the Legion home Monday. Apnl 11 with Mrs C. L. Ortman. Mr*. A U. Critea, Mrs. Hazel Minefield and Mis. Elizabeth Tinker as ho ttcm -.
Mia. Allen Dillcr gave a talk on the Philippines, using pictures of the natives and landscape to Illustra te her talk. Tlie Auxiliary then voted to send $10 to CARE for tlie Philippines.
It was reported for tbe Child Welfare that 19 bags or 400 pounds of clothing has been sent. Mrs. Lydia Dtck/nan was to take the Alice French trea ts to ISSC'S
t f j u l k i n
W b u r iD J i ia l
d i o m s
24 HOUR SERVICEAM M l L A M E - OXYGEN EQUIPPED
Wesley M. Johnson 0 3 S ’S 1 M Clarence E. Culkin Manager CHATSWORTH f. 0 & R. E.
I )R . M A R K R . P O U T C HO P T O M E T R I S T
Oerteral Optometry and Contact Lens
One trip service for now glasses
llo tlt.
• II dayMon . W«n| . Mat
Telephone 370 3111
1(0 Smith M arket M in t Paxton. Ullnota
Mlsa K irw LinkMi and Mt> Robert tjfik. Pipr-r ney
City. nntMNinrr the engagement and approaehlnif marriage of theirdaughter. Karen Sue, to Cordrm I. |>i|M.r O ly High Sc bred and has
M. t'enleook is a I960 graduate
I'l-iiM-orik, Me* ol Mi and Mrs W .1 Penieook, also of 1'iptrr City. just completed two years service
P a r e n t s O f S o n
lte\ and M ix Arthur Woolley of Farm er City are the parents of a son twin Easter Sunday. Apnl 10. at Mennonlte Hospital Heweighed 5 pounds and 2 ounces j„ Nomirii on Tuesday. Mrs. Louii and haa been named John Rich- Haberkorn reported on Junior ard Hr- has a brother, Tommy. Auxiliary aoetivities. They would who Is six years old Mr. and h o y ^ meeting this month due to Mis Thomas Woolley id Saybrook Workmg with the Foster egg hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richard affording to Mrs. Haberkorn.
West Frankfort, are the grand- Dates for the 17th district and pi rents. Mrs. Woolley was the sta le conventions were announced,former Hetty Richard who attend- Also it was announced th a t the ed school at Chutaworth Auxiliary was 10 over the quota
or membership. The 17th district Band And V ocaliih was second in the s ta te for per
cent of membership for 1965. Golden Mike ballots for favorite
The Bluebird band and high TV RroKnima "nd <he Jr. Jury bal- school choru. competed in the High lo,» wprp handed out for voting on School Association stale contest at ^ rndio programs.Kaatern Illinois university Satur- (,°'den awards will be given at the
STMI6 NT FROV YOUR TV SCREEN
It’s Abernathy with a barking puppy fnr ynul
In State M eet
Stop la sad M bow you can got your wry own Ab.rn.Uiy barking puppy-toyt And taka horn, a satalllt. pip. — th.y'r. frM lor wwyon*l
H ie bride-to-be la a 1964 grail- with the U S A mry He is pres- iinte of Ihper City High School entl yr-m ployed with tnlernattonal and Illinois Commercial College Husiness Machines of Springfield, Stie is a legal secretary lor Paul llllnom I l<ai 1*1 lorn a < liionpaigri nttor-
day Both g r o u p s "Good'’ rating
received a
T im * T o C h a n g *
daylight Saving Time will begin at 2 a in Sunday. April 24. so don’t forget to set your clock ahead one hour upon retiring Saturday evening Otherwise you might be inie lor church Sunday morning
The couple will exchange vowa Svplcmlier 18 at tlie Methodist Church in Piper t l ty .
The Chatiworth PaindealerThursday, April 21, 1966
Page Eight
national program.Mrs. Ed Schmid, Mrs. Donald
Haberkorn and Mis. Roy Perkins were named t o the nominating committee by President Ada Bennett.
The Auxiliary also voted to get Auxiliary grave m arkers for deceased Auxiliary members.
J E T S TSs finest sport shoe made. Alb about Arch-Gard.
J. C. KELLY CO.CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS
S W I T C H T O
: Flameless ELECTRIC
WATER; HEATING I
|A V I UF TO 23%. Th. sp»-,lol, low ClfS ro t. for qv'ch r.cov.ry .l.r tf ic wulsi h.olma Con sov. you up to 2i% on th . cost of Ofxooting yoor otttef molor .l.c lnc opphonc.st
UF TO $30 CA3M. II y o u '. * CIP5 •l.ttriC tu*!Om.r . . . oed not now using our .l.clric or g„ t * .rv lt. for wol.t hooting, you con quotity fo» « t " * *** big ollowonC. of 313 or 330.
FLINTY O f HOT WATI*.Th. quick r.cov.ry 40-goHon .l.c tric wul.r h .o t.r m ..fs th* Hggdl ol most lu w iif i'I*iaIk t<» y o u r <f*nl«»»
SEARS ROEBUCKOinfavAoith I’li B.W iU l
Go 1 st c la s s .Go B u ic k S p e c ia l.
Go s e e y o u r B u ic k d e a le r .( T h e g o i n g ' s g r e a t l )
Immediate delivery e l yoet lam iRa m edal.
lolor end opt m e t!
1st c la s t se lec t nut I 1st c la s t b a d e »<>
*66 Bu ick Spncial—w inner o f Ra c la n in t h i P u ib O il Porformonoo T ria la p iu i th# Popular So ian ca Gold Cup fo r o u tstan d in g p arfo r- m anoa in tha T ria la !W ouldn’t you ro«Uy r a t i * havo • B a c k S pecie! f ig h t now ?
(You never had it t o o e ty ’)
I r*W h a t | W» r«
B A L T Z S A L E S & S E R V I C E
H I L O C U S T S T M t Y C M A T J W O . T H , I L L .
W l i l t N S W l U I N t WI I I I N I f t I t I I N I h i l l I N t W l l *
ThorofO m M ttoflnd Bakk doth* » W | i * S « l i t Om Mi CtocSM mod c a a IMS
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W u k p m
USEDCARS
1964 OLDSMOBILE"90" (Miv.rtibl. with Ml p*w*r. On. .wn*r, th.rpt C.lar—turqualM with whit, top
1964 OLDSMOBILEtup*r U lor dor H .rd t.p , pow.r t.oring and b r .h . t , .u t .m .t lc
tr animiKtl.n, air conditioning
1963 OLDSMOBILE"01" Fardar H.tdFap with pow.r tteerteg .fid br.h.t, .ut.m.tlc tr.n.mit*te«i. Cd*r — br.ni. with matching vinyl Interior.
1963 CHEVROLETImp.), two door Hardtop. V I,.vt.m.tic tr.nsmlitimi, radio, ho.tor. Color — whit, with rod interior. On. own.r — lib. now I
1963 CHEVROLETg .l Air V I. f.rdor » • d . n with automatic tra n tm tiii .n and pow- •r i lm ln y
1962 OLDSMOBILE"M" Two door hardtop
1962 CHEVROLETtw p.r Sport tw . d w r Hardtop with V I , automatic Irim itil»»ten. ra d l. and haatar
1962 FORD
wtfth nour SAVINGS jfroiv
MAAWKI.i. HOI’HK Itrlp ur Regualr Grind
C O F F E E ..............................2 l b . c a n $ 1 . 2 9
\S \(iN KU‘H 16 ox r an*(irape or Orange Drinkstir.KNHKV 16 rrt .anChocolate Syrup Vet’s I ) o r FoodHlti VA1.I> HI’AMNIII ’e a n u t s
i io o t l VAl.t r ANHOHTr.lt I th. pbga.Candy ...........................NI I’CH V A l.rCake MixKI.AV-O-IHTnP o p c o r n
M r O K K
NesteaHROOHN No m o ran tChili BeansIII MT'N No. SOO ran*
F R U I T C O C K T A I L .................... 5 f o r $ 1
4 for $1
18c1 lb. can 8c
1 lb. bag 39c
3 for $1
... 4 pkars. $1
2 lb. bag 29c
3 oz. jar 89c
2 cans 29c
Oalaate MO fardar. H I VS mtgin.. paw*. »tearlng and b r .h . t , t u t . matte tranomiMten. r.d te , hooter.
C tb r — whit, with rod
1939 OLDSMOBILEf | * P a ffti
-litiwninti6#dan with
(K N l l i VA laV C rram y or CTnm kj
Peanut Butter Super Value MilkHIAWATHA II D IH I Ri.LHDill Picklesa n i r r . — im* «r m
Book MatchesHAIM (HRAM — K rtuU r f l.a aBrylcreemr i U A W i TInstant Potatoes
3 Ih. jar 99c tall can 11c
quart jar 29c
10c
king size 79c
1 lb. box 69c
Rath Picnic Hams lh. 43c
Rath Franks or Slicing Bologna lb. 59c
Armour’s Matchless Bacon lb. 69c
Chuck Steak .... lb. 59c
Chuck Roast (blade cut) lb. 49cnai.i sr,i.t:(Ti:n f/ahv < ahv»:Boneless Beef Roast lb. 79c
SAVE ON FROZEN FOODS
Golden Ripe
M M N R S «1959 CHEVROLET ! Texas Cabbage
m m i i < m in i*Texas CarrotsrxKxH morionSweet I'orn v i s e a i r r TomatoesHO. I IttAMORusaet Potatoes
Mm. p . u p q tr Italian wa.an t i l ty i te b r t t .n d .rd thift ana awn •r A raal te a . « ar i
1959 CHEVROLETto t At* t.rtter I . d • n with v a.
p • w . ,tea t t e b r .h . t
Aloe Sa* Out Lerg*
Salectieti Of
Used Truck*
GARDNERC h e v r o l e t • O l d s
lb. 10c
1 lb. pkK* 16c
6 ears 49c
lb. 29c
10 Ik hair 09c
CtoteteFHtK S t )4 •n tit*
HOUSGCLEAIUNG S W I S SSimonis Vinyl Wax 27 oa. can 98cJohnson’s Pledge 14 of. can fl.35
Sparkle Window ('ieancf ... ....... 27c
CATHt rr.RT tKOXK.XiPerch Fillets ........... 1 lb. pkg. 39cM.AN O-RITh. IIOZCN M UmrrShoestring Potatoes 4 pkgs. $1FImAV-A-RITK HMWfTN — Hr, n.%orx — ItFrozen (’ream I*ics
Ollllir4 for $1
M.AV-O Nllt (dikkrti and lkiin|>lini «r ItmK and WtmrrlF>ozen Dinners 3 for $1
DAIRYr«»RHr.NT2 r Milk Vi gallon 29cMidget Izonghom Cheese lb. 79cHl.1 R MINNIT <blwte Lfwartnr.Margarine 1 lb. pkg. 29crtl.lABI ■« iRIMtNTDinner Rolls 8 oz. pkg. 29cTHK TrtrriNti IH THR NrOfWni. PANLucky Whip 9 on. can 45c
Costello' S Town & Country Market