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6 (jQlesburg Register-Mail, Galesburg. Withdraws SPRINGFIELD) (UPI)-John M. Edwards, reportedly under pressure from has. withdrawn frorA Hfiis for Republican dtate Friday, Aug. 25, 1972 from tlte 55tli District in Illinois, it was learned Thursday.

Edwards, 25, CoUinsville, had been asked to withdraw because he was in arrears with creditors and had riot filed a financial statjefhent with the secretary of required by statutes. NOTICE BUFFET Serving AM "Oaleiburg's Leading Fraternity" 3 PM EAGLES CLUB 74 N. Chambers TRY THE Huddle Lounge Sirloin Room STEAKS SEAFOOD SMORGASBORD ENTERTAINMENT NIOHTIY the ue loteA FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY NIGHT Get Special TOP CHOICE Steak Elizabeth Too For Asylum it'aly (UPI)-Elizabeth, 11, made it safely across the border from Yugo slaviff, in the hazardous manner of thousands of refugees from Communist lands since World Warn. But for Elizabeth, there will be no new life in the West. Authorities sent Elizabeth bacit to Yugoslavia because, Ihey ruled, she is too young lo request political asylum.

Authorities said they could remember no case like it before. The girl was not identified except as Elizabeth, a Polish Citizen who slipped across the border late Wednesday into this city of 43,000 located directly on the border with Yugoslavia. "Border 'police said the girl's stepmother was stopped and arrested by Yugoslav authorities as she tried to cross the border. But Elizabeth made it alone. Her uncle, who police said tied to Switzerland a year ago, met Elizabeth at the border.

Police said he tried to keep the girl witli him by claiming he was her father. Bu! they said his documents proved otherwise. So under an agreement between Italy and Yugoslavia on political refugees, the girl was turned over to Yugoslav officials. There, police reported, Elizabeth rejoined her stepmother bars. Their fate is unknown lo Italian police.

The Inn 1487 N. Henderson St. Ph. 343-5151 COUPON SPECIAL BIG CHAMP SANDWICH FRENCH FRIES SOFT DRINK 89' SPECIAL BIG CHAMP SANDWICH French Fries OQf Lg. Soft Drink O'' BURGER CHAMP Good Thru AUG.

27 BURGEP CHAMP 2100 E. Main St. Reptile Burglars ATHERTON, Calif. (UI'D- I'olicc are looking for burglars with predilection for reptiles. Jack Wall, a science teacher at bos Lomitas School, Tlmrs day found five boa constrictors and two lizards missing from his department.

Taste GUECHO, Spain (UPI)-Tlic small town of Guecho is offering a $50 prize for the best joke teller. Judging will be in the town square. "Jokes about the town hall are admissible," said an organizer, "but all tlie Jokes must come within the bounds of go-ad taste." READ THE WANT ADS! GALVA MRS. SUSAN HEPNER CORRESPONDENT Home Address: 2fr SW Eighth Ave. Phone 932-2725 Galva Caipp Fire Girls Set ities for 1972-73 Year GALVA Qalva Camp Fire Girls Council met Thursday morning at the home of Mrs.

Judy Anderson to make plans for the painting of the Camp Fire Girls cabin at Lake Calhoun. The council members, leaders and volunteers will gather at the cabin on Sept. 31 at 9 a.m. to prepare the building. Those attending should bring a scraper and a sack lunch.

It was reported that all but two leaders had been found. Over 50 girls attended camp during the summer af the Lake Calhoun cabin. Meetings will be held on, the second Wednesday of 'each month at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Jean Ericson will host the Oct.

10 meeting Mrs. Judith Bennison, president, received rhanges in the slate of officers for the year. Assisting. will be Mrs. Judy Berg, vice president; Mrs.

Lynn Stevens, secretary; Mrs. Helen SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL T-BONE STEAK $g75 HIS and HERS 2 FULL 16 OZ. T-BONES WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS SERVING 5 TO ill KNOTTY WATAQA, III. TAP FREE Mexicon Dance At the HIDEOUT LOUNGE Sunday, Aug. 27 8 p.m.

Midnight Must Be 21 or Over Music By TONY PEREZ and Co. PUBLIC INVITED Mexican Food Available from John's Taeo Hideout MABTIE'S 57 SOUTH CHERRY FEATURING ITALIAN and AMERICAN fOOD Galesburg's Newest Lounge and Dining Spot Presents JACK MOBERG Recording and Hotel Circuit Entertainer. Playing and Singing Your Favorite Top 40 and Country Songs. Comedy and Imlta- lioni Are Hit Specialty. FRIDAY SATURDAY 8 P.M.

TILL 1 P.M. Dine Party Dance OPEN At 12:45 ORPHEUM CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M. FEATURES SHOWN DAILY AT SO SO REFRESHING! REDFORD'S THE WINNERI A WILDWOOD-RIICHIE PfiOOUCIlON ROBEBT REDFOnOin-tHE CANDIDATE- Slarrmg PEIEfl MELVVN DOUGLAS as John McKay by MICHAEL RIICHIE PisIjiccHyWALIERCOBLENH Fiom WARNER BROS. AWARNER COMMON CAIiOIiS COMPANV Annouhcing Dynamic Entertainment By RON CARROLL INN CROWD For Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY AT THE Sheraton Motor Inn "THE INN PLACE" 1.74 At E. Main 343-7151 OPEN 6:45 WEST TONITE FROM I 7:15 P.M.

"THEHOSPmU! UnilBdNilwti PLUS 2nd HIT! CLINT EASTWOOD'S Fistful of Dollars" Hamm, treasurer; Mrs. Becky Harber, group organizer; Mrs. iWary Ann Spiegel and Mrs. Evaliena Hier, leadersiiip train ing cliairmen; Mrs. Susan Hepner, public relations; Mrs.

Hier and Mrs. Cheryl HoleVoet, program chairmen; Mrs. Sue John son and Mrs. Jean Ericson, fi nance chairmen; Mrs. Pat Doss and Mrs.

Carlson, projects; Mrs. Judy Anderson and Mrs. Joyce Wexell, camp; Mrs. Bonnie Warner, registrar; Mrs. Nancy Patterson, supply secre tary and Mrs.

Jean Ericson, Woman's Club Mrs. Bennison was co-hostess and served refreshments at the Thursday meeting. The Galva Township Public Library will be closed for Labor Day on Sept. 4. Winter hours will begin on Sept.

5. The 11 brary will be open Monday-Friday 2-9 p.m. and Saturday 2-5 p.m. List Services First United Methodist James W. Hancock, pastor.

Sunday school at 9:30. Worship at 8:15 and 10:45. Assembly of R. Karjala, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45.

Worship at 11. Evening service at 6. K. Robert son, pastor. Sunday school at 10.

Worship at 11. Evening service at 7. Messiah Carlson, pastor. Worship at 9:30 First Starns pastor. Sunday school at 10.

Worship at 11. Evening service at 7. First Congregational Allan Mason, pastor. Worship at 9 a.m. Regular schedule resumes Sept.

3. St. John's Catholic Paul Clinch, pastor. Masses at 7 and Elect Officers JOY The Women's Social Study Club of the Joy Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day, Saints elected officers recently at the home of Mrs. F.

Finch. Namied vice president of the group Mrs. Ronald Williams. Mrs. Lewis Finch named secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

Wesley McKay, teacher, and Mrs. Clifford Walseland assistant teacher. Mrs. Ronald Ranney was elected president at an earlier brahen election. You can't tell spider by its legk Daddy loiigiegs, for really flies.

CHICKEN PIE DINNER SP0N80HED BY WOMEN OF THE At The MOOSE LODGE 161 N. CHERRY ST. Aug. 27 11:30 a.m. liOO Adults ChUdren 7So Dessert Extra' Public Invited TEEN DANCE Opero HouM AU6.

27 Maik tyi "CATHIMAL" FeatiiHntA BLACK LEAD SINQER GALESBURG AMERICAN LEGION BEEF PORK Bar-B-Que Knoxvilla County Fairgrounds Sunday, Aug. 27 11 A.M. Public Invited READ THE WANT ADS! I SANDWICH SHOP 1160 W. MAIN NOW OPEN Set Bake Sale NORTH HENDERSON WSCS of the North Henderson 'United Methodist Church will have a bake sale at McKnight Hardware Aug. 26 starting'at 8:30 a.m.

Mrs. Wilbur Humes and Mrs. Larry Wenstrom spent Aug. 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Humes at Lombard.

Mrs. Humes and Dana also recently visited Mrs. Janice Hiett in Mississippi. Utah has about 14,500 farms, averaging more tlian 924 acres in size. Calendar rniDAY, AUQUST 25 CINEMA "Nicholas and Alexandra" nt 7:00 p.m.

CINEMA III "Joe Kid" at "hao 0:15 p.m. The EARL KNOXVILLE WILL RE-OPEN THIS SATURDAY WITH The Beguiled CLINT EASTWOOD One Show Each Night at 7:30 ADULTS ONLY $1.00 STARTS TODAY ACADEMY AWARD VMNNERf BEST Art Direction BEST Costume Design DAILY 7 P.M. SUN. MAT. 1:30 T.kM.rxs.

ASAM SPIEGEL- FRANKtlNJ.SCHAffN£ll FRODUCtlON Nicholas Alexanilra NOMINATED FOR 6 ACADEMY AWARDS moMwa BEST PICTURE A HOBIiON IIM Irom COIUMBIA PICIUBES SttKiipliy JAMES GOLDMAN- OimlH b) HIANKU.I J.SCHAONEI SAM SFIEttL (OT) CLINT JOE KIDD Daily 7:30 tc Sun. Mat. lilO OPEN 8 P.M. SHOWS START AT DUSK NOW Western Action SHOWING! Cycle Thrills (SHOWN Ist At DUSK) jomiu aiMtairi JosrpL Uvne and Ana Emluss) Preuol Aa lull Zineinlli Filn ''Trinity Praub)Drluu'. COLOR An Avco Imbauy bl Loving, brawling pnd.

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