The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 9

Stock list posts substantial gains Deaths and Funerals NEW YORK (UPI) The stock market overcame profit taking Monday and resumed its summer rally, with prices rising along a broad front in moderately active trading despite prospects of higher interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average, down a fraction at the outset following Friday's 0.18 point slip, was ahead 7.25 points to 887.4S around 1:30 p.m. CDT. The closely watched average, which slipped 3.16 points last week, has gained about 60 points over the past month. The New York Stock Exchange index New York Stock Exchongo 10:30 a.m.

quotations Provided by A. C. Edwards Co. ADM 23 Beech Air 34Vi Comb. Eng Oilloni N.T.

federal Mogul Corp 17V. Heuton Innt 11H Santa Fe Ind SI United Telecom OVER THE COUNTER BID ASK Duckwolli 13V, 14'A Sutler Mlg 29V, II Dorado IV, 2 CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTLE SUPPLIED BY ANSPACHM ASSOC. OPEN bet. Dec. fee.

Apr UVIHOGS Oct. Dec. feb. TOKK BELLIES Mi. Mar.

May My 66.50 67.40 66.40 69.20 36.20 36.25 38.33 37.45 42.60 42.60 44.00 45.05 HIGH 66.60 67.65 68.85 69.70 36.X 36.40 38.35 37.60 43.15 43.40 44.65 45.85 LOW 65.47 66.37 67.55 68.50 35.05 34.97 36.95 36.25 40.90 41.35 42.65 43.80 CLOSE 65.47 66.42 67.6S 68.65 35.05 34.97 36.97 36.30 41.27 44.45 42.67 43.85 PHEV. CLOSE 66.97 67.87 69.02 69.72 36.55 36.47 38.42 37.52 42.70 42.97 44.20 45.15 RIDER CATTLE lepi. Oct. Nov. 82.00 79.35 79.75 82.50 79.85 80.35 81.05 78.42 79.05 81.05 78.47 79.05 82.55 79.85 80.42 was ahead 0.37 to 62.31 and the price of a share was up 20 cents.

Advances led declines, 860 to 463, among the 1,785 issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape. There was little in the news background to spark the buying. Analysts said institutional and foreign investors were finding prices of many issues attractive and didn't want to miss a major market move. Observers have been impressed by the market's peformance in the face of confusing economic news and rising interest rates. Interest rates are expected to rise even further as new Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker seeks to control inflation.

Livestock OMAHA (UPI) Livestock: Hogs 5.800: butchers weak to 50 lower; No 1-2 210-240 Ib 40.25-40.75, 150 head 41.00: No 1-3 240-250 Ib 39.75-40.25; 250-240 Ib 39.00-40.00; sows higher, instances 1.25 higher; 300650 Ib 32.25-33.50. Cattle and Calves 7.200: steers lower; hollers 50 lower; cows 1.00-3.00 lower; load choice and prime 1200 Ib steers and load and part load choice 1100-1125 Ib 66.25; load choice and prime 1250 Ib 65.50: choice 1000-1300 Ib 64.50-66.00: mixed good and choice 64.00-65.00; load and part load choice with end prime 9501000 Ib hellers 64.00; choice 900-1100 Ib 62.0063.50: mixed good and choice 60.0041.50; high cutter and boning utility cows 49.00-51.00, lew 51.50: high utility and commercial 46.00-4B.50; cutter 46.00-49.00. Sheep 700: slaughter lambs 1.00-1.25 higher; ewet steady; choice some prime 90-115 Ib snom spring lambs 64.00, wooled same grade and weight 63.00: utility and good shorn ewes 21.00: cull 10.00-15.00. Tuesday Estimates: cattle and calves 4.500: hogs sheep 500. DODGE CITY, Kan.

(UPI) Western Kansas leedlot sales: Sales confirmed: 850. Trade slow Friday and over the weekend. Sales ol slaughter steers and heifers 1.00 higher. Inquiry and demand light. Sales confirmee) on 500 slaughter steers and 350 slaughter heifers late Friday.

Slaughter steers: choice 2-4. mostly 3 1100-1150 Ibs 67.25-67.50. Slaughter heifers: choice 2-4, mostly 3 975-1025 Ibs 65.00. Stock prices as of 7 p.m. Monday NEW YORK (UPI) Mected stocks on the Ntw York Slock Exchange.

Sales Net P-E (hdi) Last Chg. A AetnoLf 1.80 5 560 V. Mean Alu 2 5 295 Allglud 1.28 4 120 25 AMledChm 2 9 263 AllisCh 1.80 6 278 x36W- Alcoa 2.80 5 298 56 -r AMAX 1.80 8 195 39V. V. Amrda 1.40 6 409 43V, AmAlrln .40 2 295 14 AmBrands 5 7 120 AfflBdc 1.20 9 260 Am Con 2.80 6 64 V4 A Cyan 1.60 8x507 AflPwr 2.18 9 4)4 p20H AHome 1.50 121470 An Motors 32226 8V, -1- ANMes 3.20 9 44 Am Stand 3 7 89 57 1 AwTeUel 5 7 x4418 p57 -f AM 1.24 7 176 ArthDn 13x219 23 Armco 1.50 5 289 'A ArmCk 1.10 8 72 V4 Alftchf 2.80 9 776 .80 5 x66 IwlFd 1.20 91021 -1- .28 18 61 29H MIHowf .96 IS 682 2.56 6 3B3 'A Sri 1.60 3 355 BJetklO .68 12 740 25 Co 1 7 943 46 MteCo 1.50 7 277 1.82 6 81 ttrgWarn 2 5 126 Ed 2.44 6 68 l.JOo 8x132 IftS My 1.44 11 318 36 7 146 .80 6 264 .88 8 76 p21S- V.

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Qblnv 1.20 53983 2 OeWk 1.92 9 83 IB OjnCol 1.96 13 340 40V. fjtjnli 1.08 S4S Cei Got 2.44 81104 tmmU 2.60 263 a24V. CewSot 2.30 8 64 42V. fjnilium 1 117 33 CMKO 1.70 71571 CM' Ed 2.44 6 179 CemwP 2.36 6 93 OMltCr 2.20 361 CtMOota .40 8x312 CtfftGI 1.88 9 208 OC Inll 3 38 Owe l.40g 39 OwmZ 2.10 128 3B GjMrtiW .80 105 0 HJilliiil 1.80 81 'A 1.74 9 35 1.60 8x156 pmjll 1 60 8 348 .70 13 50 V. 1.320 16 2 33V.

Ottney 12 301 OrPeppr .68 12 499 Ch 1.40 8 578 Orester 1. 10 709 V. Ouke 1 80 7 237 OefMl 2 7 499 43 V. Dvanel 1.80 12 fettern Air 4 326 9 fwlKo 2.40 10 1142 59 iMon 2.58 5 62 HPatC 1.32 7 529 tMTch 1.36 12 323 Mwl 1.35 6 41 lufn Cp 4 2664 1 'A fern 1.20 6 497 V. nrttne 1.10 7 1167 Flintkt 1.40o 8 309 HoPwr 2.76 9 36 Ferd Motr 4 31189 FrMcK 1.56 5 xTO 24 freeprt Mln 15 267 Frhoul 2.40 5 219 6am Sk 1.50 5 9 Gannell 1.76 13 145 45 1 GnDyn 1.20 3 381 Gnllec 2.80 91549 53 Gen Foods 2 7 291 GnMllli 1.16 10 219 GnMol 4.60a 4 1338 59H 1 GPubU 5 422 2.72 7 588 'A GTire I.SOg 5 379 Go Poc 1.10 9 405 Gerber 1.62 9 122 29 1 GettyOI 1.40 11 170900 Gillette 1.72 8 152 Goodrih 1.44 4 231 Goodyr 1.30 5 321 GraceW 2.05 7 393 GIAIP 51 Gryhnd 1.04 7x292 Grumn 1.20 iO 231 Gull Oil 2.05 62597 V.

GulUWj .75 4 578 HomPo 1.40 6 SB 23 Herculs 1.10 7 458 21 HerthF 1.40 7 87 24V. Hewitt .40 16 486 HillonHlol 1 10 141 32 V. Hoi Innt .66 10 622 Hontstk 1.20 11 154 Honywl 2.60 8x487 Hoover 1.24 6 29 Houttln 2.36 7 31 'A HowardJ .44 9 1593 15 1C Indt 1.84 6 1039 Idaho 2.40 10 69 25 III Pwr 2.28 8 z3700 1 ACorp 3 5 69 Inco Ltd .40 106 188 21 Ing find 3.16 8 81 InlndSlI 2.80 5 233 IBMCp 3.44 132568 V. IntHarv 2.50 5 244 IntPopr 2.20 6 381 IntlTtT 2.20 6 558 30V. Itek Corp 14 228 p26V.

Jantion 1 6 9 JelPilot 1.20 9 384 JohnMv 1.92 6 83 JontntJsn 2 14 425 JoyMlg 1.72 9 39 33 KonGE 1.90 8 55 KanPU 1.96 8 17 Kennctt 1.20 17 357 KeMcG 1.55 10 497 KimbCI 2.88 7 92 Mart .64 9 485 u27V. KnlghtRi .70 10 45 25 Kraft Inc 3 7 52 Kroger 1.36 7 32 LeorSlg 1.04 5 120 23 lenm 1.23b 86 12 1 2.20a 4 91 LiggGrp 10 109 Litton Ind 1 101417 Lockheed 7 206 loewCp 1.20 4 405 66V. 1V. LTV Corp 3 470 10 LuckyStr Ig 92639 LukenStl .96 6 20 MM Macy 1.85 6 28 ManHn 2.28 6 115 Man life .30 11 x23 MarMidl .80 7 146 MorthF 1.24 10 900 MartinMr 2 6 199 May OS 1.40 6 x40 Moytg l.BOa 8 xlS McDonD .75 6x156 Mead 1.60 5 41 Merck 1.90 15 331 2.40 10 1226 55 Mobil 2.40 717B9 44 Mohasco .90 9 58 Monsan 3.40 7 245 MorgnJ 2.50 8 BB Motorla 1.20 11 176 1 MtStTel 2.32 7 SB MrphCo 1.28 21 55 NN Nabisco 1.50 7 73 NatAirln .50 67 139 NtlOlstl 1.80 7 BIB 28 Nil Gyp 1.32 5 229 23 NtlStw.1 2.60 5 69 34 NCRCp 1.60 10 632 NevPw 2.12 7 34 NiagMo 1.44 7 223 14 NLInds 1.20 10 297 NorlkW 1.92 6 68 NoNotGat 3 7 42 NwBcp 1.32 7 33 28 NorlonS 1.04 71193 i OccdPet 16 884 Ohio Ed 1.76 13 547 OkloGE 1.60 11 317 OutbdM 1.40 9 118 OwnCF 1.20 8x461 30 V. Owenlll 1.26 5 168 PocGE 2.44 6 250 24 PacLlhlng 2 7 30 23 Poc TT 1.40 8 28 Pan Am Air 3 1079 TV-' Ponhan 3.10 7 62 Penney 1.76 9 583 PennPl 2.04 7 87 20 Penruol 2.20 9x326 PeopIG 2.88 8 82 PepsiCo 1.14 10 431 Pfiier 1.3J 11 1181 PhelpsOge 1 11 264 PhiloEl 1.80 8 442 Phil Mo 1.25 10 725 PhllPel 1.40 10 580 Plllibry 1.52 9 107 Polaroid 1 9x310 PPGInd 1.84 5 188 ProctGI 3.40 241 PuSCol 1.60 101728 16 PSEBG 2.20 7x648 PurexC 1.16 8 32 17V, Purlotr 1.32 8 x25 QQ II Ralston .58 10 398 RapidA 4 59 RCACp 1.60 7 485 Repu Steel 2 3 x91 Revlon 1.56 12 277 Roy Ind 3.80 6 92 ReynMt 1.80 41453 RochGs 1.48 7 18 Rockwll 2.60 6 225 Rohm His 2 7 85 44V, RoylCr 1.04 10 71 RoylD 2.76b 4 63 5 SafwSlr 2.60 7 x453 SIRegis 1.80 7 48 31- Scherng 1.44 9 129 SCMCp 1.30 6 166 ScottPop .92 6 416 Seagrm 1.12 12 232 Sears 1.28a 71665 ShellOilCp 2 5 463 Signal Co 1 6 143 SingerCo .40 5 169 Smlthkl 1.44 15 419 SoCI Ed 2.48 6 109 SouthCo 1.54 9 765 SoPacif 2.40 6 242 So Rail 3.20 6 37 SpryCp 1:56 8 243 SquarD 1.50 8 54 SI Brnd 1.48 9 166 StoOCol 2.80 71767 Std Oillnd 3 8 719 StOilOh 1.20 12 491 SterlDrg .84 11 338 SlewWn 1.88 6 17 StudeW 1.25 23 196 Sun Co 3 8 238 Sup Oil 2.80 31 34 503 Teledyno 8k 7 494 Tennco 2.20 8 241 Texaco 2.16 75057 TexKp 2.70 9 83 Texas Inst 2 14 420 Texlltll 1.64 7 566 Textron 1.80 6 96 TlmkonCo 3 6 29 TraneCo .92 8 28 23 Transom 1 6 168 Trans Cp 5 286 u21 TriCon I.SOb 120 TRW Inc 2 7 33.

0 A I Inc 1 5 205 UnCarbido 3 6 540 UnOCol 1.30 8 560 Un PaC 2.30 10 431 Unlroyl Inc 376 Utd Inns .22 7 242 US Gyp 2.40 5 187 b3S USSteel 1.60 5 612 p23 US Tab 1.84 10 17 35 UteTch 2.20 7 912 Upjohn 1.52 9 376 44 VarianA .40 39 96 VaElec 1.40 7x1132 Wolgrn 1.40 7 37 b30 Warnla 1.32 9 544 Wa Wlr 2.08 7 27 WsBanc 1.64 7 105 WUnibn 1.40 II 176 WeslhEl .97 61469 WhlgPItt Sll 33 WhitCn 1.30 307 White Motor 80 Wkkes 1.04 52 WinnDx 1.68 25 31 Woohvh 1.60 617 WUI Inc .80 13 166 40 Xerox 2.40 11 646 Zale Cp l.OB 7 255 Zayre Corp 5 58 ZenlthRad 1 11 120 FOOTNOTES Composite tablet Include tradet from tight markets Identified by last i indkalori for markets other NYSE at: a-Amtx: b-Botlon; cCincinnati: NASD; k-kistinet; n- NYSE lilt only); p-Pacifk: x- Philadelphia. Inilinet it block Hading tyttem used by intfiluliont. (i) All win in full. DIVIDENDS: Are annual unlett otherwise identified: (a) plui extra: (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; paid so for thit year, no regular rate: (e) cash plui Hock paid in 1978: (f) cash plui ttock paid In the 1977; (a) annual rate plui tlock dividend: (h) paid thit year-latetl dividend omilled: (i) percent in itock paid in 1978; (i) percent ol itock paid in 197a-lateit dividend omitted; (k) percent In Hock paid In '977; (g) in bankruptcy-receivership or reorgoniiallan: (t) capital ditlribulion: (x) ex-dividend: (wl) when ittued: (wt) worrontt. UlES: In hundred! (00) omitted except for (how detignaled (z) which are traded In 10-ihars loti and carried In full.

P-E ratio: The price ol a ttock at a multiple ol per-ihare earnings-derived by dividing the loleil 12-monlh figure nlo loll tale Herbert Howard is dead at 102 ABILENE The funeral for Herbert Milton Howard, 102, Abilene, will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church, Abilene, the Rev. William Webster officiating. Burial, with Masonic graveside services, will be in Abilene Cemetery. Mr.

Howard died Sunday afternoon at the Mid-America Nursing Center. He was born Jan. 22,1877, in the Buckeye community northeast of Abilene. Mr. Howard grew up in Abilene.

He was employed as a bookkeeper for A.B. Seeleye Abilene, until he entered the insurance business in 1908. In 1931, Mr. Howard formed Howard- Gemmill Insurance Agency, which later became Gemmill, Gugler and Garten Insurance. Mr.

Howard was a member of the Presbyterian Church, the Masonic Lodge No. 98 the Order of the Eastern Star and the Abilene Lions Club, and was a former director of the Upland Insurance Agency. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Nina May Gemmill, Abilene; one foster son, Dr. Elliot Nichols Freeman, Whittier, one granddaughter, two great-grandchildren and one niece.

Friends may call at Danner Funeral Home, Abilene. Mrs. Johnson dies at the age of 100 BELLEVILLE The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. "Dolly" Johnson, 100, a lifetime resident of Belleville, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at the Tibbetts Brothers Chapel, Belleville, Pastor Robert A. League officiating. Burial will be in the Belleville Cemetery following cremation. Mrs. Johnson was born July 8, 1879, at Belleville.

She died Saturday at the Republic County Hospital, Belleville. Her husband, Lloyd, preceded her in death. She was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, the United Presbyterian Women's Organization and the Star Study Club, all of Belleville. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Bramwell, Sun City, Ariz.

Friends may call at the funeral home. JESSICA LYNN GLAZIER A graveside service for Jessica Lynn Glazier, infant daughter of Mr. and Charles Glazier, 627 Gypsum, was Monday morning in Roselawn Memorial Park, the Rev. James Rhaesa officiating. Jessica Lynn died Saturday at Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, five days after her birth in Salina.

Survivors, besides her parents, are two sisters, Nikolas Ann and Laura Lee; and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glazier, 627 Gypsum, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ronning, 1216 stown.

The Ryan Mortuary was in charge. LAURENCE R. VANIMAN The. funeral for Laurence R. Vaniman, 83, 1937 Highland, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at the First Baptist Church, the Rev. Herman W. Van Arsdale officiating. Burial will be in the McPherson City Cemetery, McPherson. Mr.

Vaniman died Saturday at St. John's Hospital. Friends may call at the Chapel Funeral Home until 9 p.m. Monday or at the church after 9 a.m. Tuesday.

The family suggests memorials to the First Baptist Church. MRS. KAREN DEATHERAGE MARQUETTE The funeral for Mrs. Karen Ann Deatherage, 39, Marquette, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Anderson Funeral Home, Lindsborg, the Rev.

Franklyn Pekarek officiating. Burial will be in the Freemount Cemetery west of Lindsborg. Mrs. Deatherage died Saturday at the Lindsborg Community Hospital after an illness. She was born May 30, 1940, at Lindsborg.

She moved to Marquette three months ago from Enid, Okla. Mrs. Deatherage was a former nurses' aide. She was a member of the Lutheran Church. Surviving are three sons, Donald Deatherage and Richard Michael Deatherage, both of San Jose, and Richard Charles Henson, Marquette; two daughters, Susan Deatherage, San Jose, and Roberta Deatherage, Marquette; her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Nelson, Marquette; a brother, Carl Nelson, North Platte, and a sister, Mrs. Ruby LeGron, Marquette. The family suggests memorials to the Lindsborg Community Hospital. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

Monday at the funeral home. MRS. JACOB BRUNNER RAMONA The funeral for Mrs. Lillian Brunner, 70, Ramona, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Ramona, the Rev.

G. G. Press officiating. Burial will be in Lewis Cemetery at Ramona. Mrs.

Brunner died Sunday at Herington Hospital. She was born Feb. 13, 1909, in Ramona and was a lifelong resident. Mrs. Brunner, a homemaker, was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid Society, Ramona.

Surviving are her husband, Jacob, of the home; one son, the Rev. Donald, Scrivner, three brothers, Erwin Bernhardt, Marion; Ralph Bernhardt, Ramona, and LaVerne Bernhardt, Wichfta; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Schneider, Abilene, and Mrs. Arlene Moody, Wichita, and four grandchildren. Carlson Funeral Home, Hope, was in MRS.IIALPH ANDERSON ABILENE The funeral for Mrs.

Ruth L. Anderson, 75, Abilene, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church, Abilene, the Rev. Harold Holland officiating. Burial will be in Abilene Cemetery.

Mrs. Anderson died Sunday morning at Memorial Hospital, Abilene. She was born Oct. 13, 1903, in the Roxbury community. Mrs.

Anderson taught a few years at rural schools in McPherson County and lived in Canton during the early years of her married life. She had been a resident of Abilene since 1945 and was a member of the United Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Ralph, of the home; one son, Robert, Minneapolis, three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Tolle, McPherson; Mrs. Aletha Medley, Roxbury, and Mrs.

Enid Pavlacka, Topeka, and two grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the church. Friends may caU at Danner Funeral Home, Abilene. MRS. OTTO PETERMAN ELLSWORTH The funeral for Mrs.

Etta Peterman, 72, Ellsworth, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ellsworth. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Peterman died Sunday at St.

Francis Hospital, Wichita. She was born Oct. 1, 1906, in Utica, and lived in Ellsworth since 1934. She was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Surviving are two sons, Gerald, 437 S.

College, Salina, and Keith, Livermoore, one daughter, Elaine Peterman, San Jose, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the church. Friends may call at the Grubb-Parsons Funeral Home, Ellsworth, after noon Tuesday. WALTER F.BRADY HOBBS, N.M. The funeral for former Salinan Walter H.

Brady, 66, Hobbs, was Sunday in Hobbs. He died Aug. 21 at a nursing home there. He was born Aug. 2, 1913, in Ellsworth County.

After 40 years with the Shell Oil Company, Mr. Brady retired in 1977. Surviving are his wife, Ruth, of the home in Hobbs; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Fox, Erie, two step-children, Dr. Tom Pettit, Las Cruses, N.M., and Mrs.

Susan Brown, Dallas, Texas; three brothers, Earl James, Westminster, Lawrence, 1404 Oak Circle, Salina, and Harold, 217 N. Phillips, Salina; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Nelson, 865 Ouster, Salina; Mrs. Alice Morrison, 610 Park Place, Salina, and Mrs. Margaret Cassell, Omaha, and seven grandchildren.

MRS. HARRY REDUCER HOPE The funeral for Mrs. Josie J. Rediker, 85. Hope, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at St. Phillip's Catholic Church, Hope, the Rev. Mark Bergland officiating. Burial will be in St. Phillip's Cemetery.

Mrs. Rediker died Sunday at St. John's Hospital, Salina. She was born April 9, 1894, in Hartford, and' lived most of her life in the Hope area. Mrs.

Rediker was a member of the Catholic Church, the Altar Society at the church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Wheat mixed at midmorning CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was mixed, corn fractionally higher and soybeans substantially lower at midmorning Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was off 1 to up cents; corn up to and soybeans off 4 to Soybean futures opened lower with lower cash basis levels in the country before the opening acting as a negative influence. The corn market opened slightly higher due to a current demand. A USDA report after the close Friday that 150,000 tons of.

corn were switched from unknown destinations to China Futures KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Wheat futures ware higher IV, to 3 cents Monday on the Kansas City Board pi Trade. The prices: Sep up I Dec up 2Vi; Mar 443. up May Inactive: Jly up 2. Wagon grain prices Salina, Monday Hard down 3( down 1 cent down 5C down Gold NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign and Domestic gold prices Monday: London The London markets were closed for a bank holiday.

Paris (free market) 329.99 oil 0.62. Frankfurt 313.03 oil 0.82. Zurich 314.125 off 0.50. New York Hondv and Harmon. 314.60 off 0.15.

Engelnard. base price lor relining settling and unfobricated gold 313.75 oil 1.30 per troy ounce. Selling price, fabricated gold 321.80 off 1.33 per Iroy ounce. Silver NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Harmon Monday quoted silver ol $9.889 per fine ounce up 10.0 cents. Engelhard quoted silver base price of $9.889 up 10.0 cents and a price for labriltyed silver ol $1.0136 up 10.2 cents.

Surviving are one son, Harry, 2221 S.y Ohio, Salina; one daughter, Mrs. nie R. Anderes, Elmo; a brother-in-' law, Carl Rediker, Herington; eight, grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Two rosary services will be held. The Altar Society will have a service at 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday at Carlson Funeral Home, Hope. The church rosary service will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. DALE CADY SCOTTSVILLE The funeral for Dale "Bud" Cady, 55, Scottsville, will 'be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at McDonald Funeral Home, Beloit, the Rev.

Charles Farmer officiating. Burial will be in Scottsville Cemetery. Mr. Cady died Sunday at his home after a long illness. He was born Sept.

IS, 1923, on a farm south of Scottsville and was a lifelong resident of the community. Mr. Cady was an oil transport truck driver and service station manager for the former Shamburg Oil Company, Scottsville, which later became the Scottsville Co-operative Oil Company. He also managed the Co-op station in Glen Elder until he retired in November, 1978. Mr.

Cady was a member of the Beloit Elks Lodge and Masonic Lodge No. 249 at Scottsville, and was a life member of the VFW. He served in the Marines during World War II and participated in the invasions of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Surviving are his father, Holly, Scottsville; his mother, Thirza, of the Long-Term Care Unit of Mitchell County Hospital, Beloit; two brothers, James, Scottsville, and Oren, Wichita, and one sister, Marjory Cady, Shawnee. The family suggests memorials to the American Lung Association.

Friends may call at the funeral home. MRS. EVERETTE LONG IOWA CITY, Iowa Graveside services for Mrs. Inez V. Long, 83, Iowa City, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Monroe Cemetery, Beverly. The funeral was Sunday in Iowa City, with the George L. Gay funeral home in charge. Mrs. Long died Saturday at Mercy Hospital, Iowa City.

She was born Dec. 4, 1895, in Beverly. She was a teacher and had lived in Lincoln most of her life. In 1973 she moved to Iowa City to live with her son. Her husband, Everette, died in 1939.

Surviving are a son, Keith Iowa City; two sisters, Mrs. Clila Christensen, 621 W. Prescott, Salina, and Mrs. Zola Anderson, 606 S. 2nd, Salina; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

The family suggests memorial to the Iowa Lions Glaucoma. Unit. IRA claims responsibility for blast that kills Queen's cousin might have had a positive influence on the corn market. Wheat futures were firmer due to favorable export markets and some reports of slightly lower wheat price levels in the United States. Prices at 10:35 a.m., CDT: Wheat Sept.

4.45 off Dec. 4.55 up March 4.64V, up Corn Sept. 2.83 1 up Dec. 2.86V, up March 2.97'/, up Soybeans Sept. 7.27 off Nov.

7.23V, off 5: Jan. 7.36V, off The outside markets were higher. Counselors' workshop set here Sept. 22 An estimated 10 percent of American adults are in changing careers at any one time, yet the focus of job counselors frequently has been on the young. This fall the Adult Life Resource Center at the University of Kansas will conduct a new program called CREATE, designed to help counselors aid adults in making career changes.

Six workshops for counselors are scheduled throughout the state. The first will be Sept. 22 at Kansas Wesleyan's Pfeiffer Hall. Other workshops will be held in Great Bend, Oct. 26; Hutchinson, Oct.

27; Topeka, Feb. Kansas City, March 22, and Pittsburg, May 10. A $15 fee will cover meals, ment breaks and other supplies and expenses. To register, call toll-free 1-800-5326772, or write to the Adult Life Resource Center, Division of Continuing Education, 1246 Mississippi, Annex University of Kansas, Lawrence, 66045. SLIGO, Ireland (UPI) Lord Mountbatten, cousin to Queen Elizabeth and one of the most famous sol- dlier-statesmen of his time, was killed Monday in an explosion aboard a yacht off the Irish coast.

Two IRA terrorist groups claimed responsibility. Mountbatten, 79, Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Southeast Asia in World War II, was killed instantly. His grandson, Nicolas, 25, also was killed along with the pilot of the boat, Paul Maxwell. Hospital officials reported the injured included another grandson, Mountbatten's daughter and heir, Lady Patricia, 55, and her film producer husband Lord Brabourne. All were listed in serious condition.

The Irish Republican Army and the Irish National Liberation Army, a left- wing splinter group of the IRA, both claimed responsibility for the blast that occurred near the border with Northern Ireland and less than 50 miles from Galway, one of the stops on Pope John Paul ITs tour next month. If the bomb claim is true, Mountbat- ten, the Earl of Burma, would be the highest-ranking member of the royal family to be assassinated in modem history. NOTIC Due to the Labor Day Holiday. The Salina Journal Display Classified Advertising Deadlines for Sept. 4th will be 9 A.M.

Fri. Aug. 31st, 4 P.M. Fri. for Wed Sept.

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