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Pagt (III.) Daily Dec. 20. 1973 IHE GOOD EARTH CRUSADE Husband and Wife Hit Ecological Jackpot especially with the Improvements made in our Sun City Stadium" commented Brewers President, Bud Selig. "The fact that we finish our home schedule with the Cubs and A's should be a good test as to just how ready our team will be to open the season," added Selig. All home games will start at 1:00 p.m.

SUBURBAN CATHOLIC CONFERENCE (West Division) St. Edward 3 0 Benet Academy 2 1 Driscoll 2 1 Imm. Conception 2 1 Montini 2 1 MARIAN CENTRAL 1 2 Marmion M.A. 0 3 St. Francis 0 3 Williams of St.

Ed's top scorer with 86 points. Three Games 39 field goals, eight free throws. Brewers announce Sun City schedule opening March 10 The Milwaukee Brewers will be playing 13 games at their Sun City Stadium as part of a 26-game Cactus League schedule, it was announced by Vice-President and Traveling Secretary, Tom Ferguson. Sun City Stadium will be taking on a new look this spring with the addition of clubhouse facilities and another baseball diamond. This will give the Brewers the advantage of training, along with playing their home schedule in Sun City.

The home opener is set for Sunday, March 10, against the Chicago Cubs. The Brewers will also entertain the Cubs on Saturday, March 30. The World Champion Oakland A's will be at Sun City twice Friday, March IS and Monday, April 1, the final home game. The Brewers and Washington will tangle four times at Sun City-iVednesday, March 13; Saturday, March 16; Tuesday, March 26; and Wednesday, March 27. The California Angels will visit the Brewers on two occasions Monday, March 18 and Wednesday, March 20; and the Cleveland Indians and San Francisco Giants each make one appearance: The Indians, Friday, March 22 and the Giants, Tuesday, March 19.

On Tuesday, March 12, the Brewers will once again take on Arizona State University in what has now become an annual event. "I'm very excited about spring training this year, By MEL ELLIS Less than four years ago, The Mother Earth News, a bimonthly magazine, had 147 subscribers. Today it goes to more than 100,000 readers and is the cornerstone of an entity that is inspiring and helping people start their own businesses, garden organically, build low-cost houses, develop alternate power systems and most importantlyshowing people the way to richer and more satisfying lives. Asked about the secret of his success, John Shuttleworth, who with his wife, Jane, edit and publish the magazine, said:" major, and John spent Jhe $1,500 they had saved just to cover the first printing bill. "We'd figured we'd already had it," the Shuttlewortha recall now.

"We were tired, we had no money left, no up-front advertisers, no distribution, contacts, no staff, no place to But somehow, the magazine caught on with such articles as: How to Milk a Cow, Raise Rabbits and Worms, Build a Water Wheel, Build a Privy, The 1150 Home, Keep Bees, Make Your Own Vttegar, Wild Foods, Raise Elk, How to Start a Rock Shop, Birthing at Even so, the Shuttleworths still aren't satisfied. Long-range plans call for. an extension of their activities, including an ecological research center. Why? For money? For fame? "No," say the Shuttleworths, "we're only paying our dues in trying to help save this planet." inn i iiiiii in xVnV ii It Dome structure is one of several early projects which inspired the Shut-tleworths to forge ahead with their plan to establish an ecological research center. AlI'A irf Pis mUPBL How You Can Make 1 the World a Better II GREAT FOR A RELATIVE the do-it-yourself-use-it-up-wear-it-out-make-it-work-grow-your-own-start-a-business-at-home theme." The magazine, according to the Shuttleworths, is written so it has an unlimited shelf life.

No issue is dated. The aim is to make an issue published two years ago as pertinent now as it was then. Back copies are continually reprinted and supplied dealers to be sold more in the manner of paperback books than magazines. Actually, of course, success didn't come overnight. John, an Indiana farm boy, estimates he held "some 150 jobs" before getting into the publishing business.

Then, in the beginning, Jane, a college music "We might let you place an add or two in our magazine, but don't count on it. Don't count on it, that is, unless your company or your client is clean, reverent, kind, brave, trustworthy, loyal and thoughtful." With that kind of approach you might think the Shut-tleworths would go broke before sunset, but instead their success has been such that they have started a companion publication. Many have referred to the Shuttleworth's efforts as being the part of a gentle revolution. "But basically," as John puts it, "I suppose the message is consume less and enjoy it more. Almost every article hammers away again and again on HAPPY HOLIDAYS From Your FULL SERVICE BANK NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS the State TRAVEL GIFT CERTIFICATE To Someone You Love At Christmas Let them plan when they want to go.

WE'LL MAKE ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS Stop in Or Call 815-338-3029 NORTHERN ILLINOIS TRAVEL 1212 N. Seminary Over 100,000 Gifts At Your Fingertips 24 HOUR PHONE ORDER Service 338-3900 SAVE NOW! For A Happier Christmas 74 JOIN OUR XMAS CLUB 5 INTER EST Compounded Quarterly "We're trying to build something productive out of a deep discontent that has been simmering on our earth for years. Most people, I believe, want nothing so much as to be left alone to live their lives as they see fit. We just want to help individuals do that. Our message is 'Yes, you can take life in both hands and make it give you what you want'." One of the many things that is unusual about the magazine, published in Madison, Ohio, is that it has no quarrel (as do most ecological publications) with the steel; auto or any industry.

"We're not trying to put anyone down," the Shut-tleworths say. "We're not trying to overthrow the trying to- UNDERWHELM it. Saving this earth and giving people a chance to live is something we care about." Sincerity of the husband-wife team is most evident in their decision to accept no advertising if it in anyway fails to measure up to good earth standards. Therefore cigarette and liquor advertisers are given a polite brushoff. Thumbs are turned down on sex and truss offerings, get-rich-quick schemes, devitalized 'plastic' foods, planned obsolescence consumer items and con-tributers to high pollution.

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can be taped on our lightly pasted to the package! 116 E. Calhoun -Woodstock GOOD FOR A FRIEND SHOP WITH THE WOODSTOCK MERCHANTS FOR THE FAMILY I never did anything worth doing by accident; nor did any of my inventions come by accident; they came by work. Thomas Alava Edison. T'hell with it I've work to do! Dwight D. Eisenhower.

The wealth of a country is its working people. Theodore Herzel. There will never be a system invented which will do away with the necessity of work. Henry Ford. ABOUT WORK The true right to a country as to anything else springs not from political or court authority, but from work.

David Ben-Gurion. All work, even cotton-spinning, is noble; work is alone noble. Thomas Carlyle. Work is not a curse, it is only -i means tq manhood, and the measure of civilization. Savages do not work.

Calvin Coolidge. FOR SOMEONE YOU LOVE "Sichel" GERMAN WINE CHEST 6 Bottles SWAPPING THE ST. BERNARDS REG1NA, Sask. (AP) Mrs. and Mrs.

Verne Peters offered to swap eight St. Bernard pup for items worth $100. They accepted six offers in- eluding a television set, a half-ton truck and cash. They turned down a 200-pound pig, a mongrel, a hydraulic jack and a large portable swimming pool. AUTOGRAPHS Having a group of the girls in for a holiday luncheon? Buy or make an inexpensive, sotid-colored apron for each one.

Make sure you -have some Magic Markers or. India Ink. Start the aprons around and have each guest autograph each apron. Tell them to write large and legibly. They'll enjoy their aprons months after the holidays.

En $0195 mmm Certain to Please! FANNIE MAY Kitchen Fresh CANDIES Selections From 1 TO 5 LBS. BUSCHKOPF PHARMACY On Woodstock Square 1419 S. Rt. 47 WOODSTOCK Kidnaped youth has left clinic ChristmasPteos Have your Family i Portrait madenvhile the children are home the holidays. DeWane Studio 221 BENTON ST Woodstock 338-1880 Christmas you make home movies of your holiday party, use a blackboard for making titles such as "Christmas You'll always have dated pictures which makes them doubly interesting as the years pass by.

GOOD FOR A FRIEND GOOD FOR THE FAMILY The 17-year-old- Getty left secretly at dawn Wednesday with his mother. Gail Harris. of Woodstock is also on the wrestling roster of Illinois State. According to Indian legend, the Amazon River was formed when the moon wept because she could not marry the sun. Clinic personnel would not ROME (AP) Paul Getty HI has left a clinic where he had been recovering from shock and exhaustion following five months in the hands of kidnapers, who cut off one of his discuss his departure.

Shop The Sentinel Make Your Xmas Go Farther REG. $300 HIDE-A-BEDS M99.95 Assorted Colors THE SOUND SLEEP SHOP 108 N. Jefferson WOODSTOCK -338-4215 Samsonite LUGGAGE WOMEN'S MEN'S Pieces or Matched Sets Many Styles Colors WOODSTOCK DRY GOODS On The Square THE MIDEAST: From Battlefield to Conference Table EDGETOWN BOWL Fri-Nite Men's FOR A GOOD FRIEND FOR A FRIEND 17Vi 20 20 20'i 32Vi 34 34 Vj 37 40 41 T.G.. Construction 42Vj Eslick's 40 Chicago Motor Club 40 Edgetown Bowl 39 Va Leniis 27Vi Miller High Life 26 demon's 23'a Willow Edge 23 Hernandez's 20 Automotive 19 Greeting Card Addresses -when you write the names and addresses in your record book, write only the name in ink, putting the address in pencil so that they may be easily changed. Wleb yfGolan Mediterranean Sea fm YRI A High Game J.

Sanders 224, T. Stiegler 203, H. Benedict 202. High Series J. Sanders 594, J.

Hernandez 559, R. Crenshaw 52S. High Team Total T.G. Construction 2994. BOWLING Balls Bags Shoes and other accessories GIFT CERTIFICATES WAYNE'S City Lanes 109 Church St.

Woodstock CARD TREE strip an old umbrella of fabric and spray the spolces gold. Anchor the handle in a container of soil or plaster of pans. Add a big red bow at the" top and use to make an umbrella Christmas card tree. "Dutch Mill" CHOCOLATES 2 lb. Family Box REG.

$5.00 Special At $4.50 Free Gift Wrap STONES On Woodstock Square TOWEL Wrap a woman's gift in a restive holiday hand or dish towel as inexpensively as fancy paper. and more appreciated! GOOD FOR THE FAMILY FOR BROTHER OR SISTER FOR HOME BEAUTIFICATION HI-FI SHELVING WORKBENCH HARDWARE Popular Brands Hall Eckert LUMBER CO. 200 E. Judd- 338-0158 GOOD GIFT FOR MOTHER Bound to Please SKI Mittens Gloves For Men, Women and Children $395 UP P. 0.

KNUTH CO. 223 Main 338-3535 DON'T FORGET TO USE CHRISTMAS SEALS ON ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS. GREAT GIFT FOR DAD i i Yes We Have MUSK OIL And Delightful STOCKING STUFFER GIFTS U.A.R. GIVE A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO THE WOODSTOCK SENTINEL A Wide Selection Of RADIOS Pocket Table Moaeis LANG'S News Depot 236 MAIN-WOODSTOCK County wrestlers on Illinois State University roster BLOOMINGTON NORMAL -Illinois State University's wrestling team, which was impressive in a 28-11 victory over Southwest Missouri last week, is idle tntil after Christmas when tle Redbirds go to Baton Rouge, for the Southlands Tournament. The tourney, which features national powers-like Oklahoma, will be held Dec.

28 and 29. Illinois State coach Bob Koehler won't know until the end of the week his complete roster but has named seven wrestlers as definite entries. Heavyweights Brian Welch and John Blackford; Mike Woelffer (Crystal Lake) Gary Eklund at 190; Jim Ledbetter and Frank Czamecki at 167; and Scott Williams (Crystal Lake) at 118 will make the trip. Koehler was impressed with Williams' showing against Southwest Missouri. Woelffer made his season debut and responded with a victory.

He had been sidelined with a sprained ankle. Senior Steve Schroeder (134) GIFT FOR A RELATIVE FOR LITTLE SISTER ARABIA Beauty Salon 209 Church WOODSTOCK traltaf -Tirarv I Israeli I Occupied 30 CUP ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR $9.95 Choice of Colors DACY ELECTRIC 124 N. Benton Mattel's BARBIE FRIEND SHIP $15.95 Value $8.88 BOHN'S Ace Hardware WOODSTOCK SQUARE Want to give a dollar bill a hankie or something equally small simply take a large tree ornament. paint or write on it "break When dry, remove the wire hanger, insert the gift and return the hanger. Next tie a pretty ribbon or decoration on it to make it complete.

The basic issues at the Geneva Arab-Israeli conference predate the Yom Kippur war: 1) Jerusalem: Arabs demand Israeli withdrawal from the Old City. 2), West Bank: Three-sided dispute involves Israel, Palestinian exile' leadership and'Jor-dan, which governed before 1967. 3) Golan Heights: Syrian guns once dominated northern Israel. 4) Suez Canal: Israel has made agreement to reopen dependent on guaranteed passage for ships of all nations. 5) Strait of Tiran: Israel demands free passage to port of Eilat.

6) Palestinian In camps in Lebanon and scattered throughout Arab countries. WOODSTQCK-338-0722.