The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 2

FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 1967 PAGE TWO THE DEKALB DAILY CHRONICLE. DEKALB. ILLINOIS Malta, are the parents of a ter steers and heifers fully steady; prima 1200-1335 lb daughter, Linda Kay, born at Another Peace Corps Class irs can to mm safelyi IN DEKALB COUNTY slaughter steers 28.25 2S.0O; mixed high choice and prime 1150-1400 lb 27.75 28.50; choice 1100-1450 lb 27.25 21.25; choice Officers Installed Thursday Officers for the DeKalb Coun Three Car Accidents Reported Famiiie of two DeKalb po Geneva Community Hospital on Saturday, Aug.

12, 1967. The baby weighed 6 14 oz. At home is a sister, Catherine. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Weaver of Clara and At Northern Ending Study 1000-1150 lb 28.75-27.75; mixed To Data good and thoice 950 1150 lb An Impressive cross-section of plained. Names are another 25.75-27.25; good 24.75 25.75; FATALITIES Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stoddard of licemen were involved in two of ty Voiture 207 of the 40 et 8 problem. Try throwing a name choice 800 1050 lb slaughter By JACK BRANSCOM Chronicle Staff Writer "And now class," the looking instructor said as 10 Crcston.

were installed at the meeting heifers 2i.S0-26.50; several loads American youth, the 32 Thailand volunteers offer various reasons for serving In the Peace Corps, but one Idea seems to stand out a willingness to neiu in me American ixition like Surapol Theeraratabhanonu around a few times and you get the idea. He is a Thai language instructor. three traffic mishaps investigated by city police Thursday. Patrolman John Cerny was with prima end 26.75 26.90; mixed good and choice 25.00- Great-grandpsrenta iif Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Watson of Malta. Mrs. lva Weaver of Malta, Home in Lee, after a diner erv he pointed to the blackbord, "let's recite our story together." ed by the wives of Legion mem 2S.00; good 23.50-25.00; canner bers. Mrs. Ethel Doty of Malta and LAST FATALITY AUGUST 11 ACCIDENTS IM7 INJURIES and cutter Fof Peace Corps volun The story appeared tope a.

summoned to the 700 block of East Prospect Thursday after-' Grande Chemlnot of thtrSee Mrs, Stoddard of Nebraska Throughly trained, well-ed simple one, and the class re- teers, the two-year assignment Sheep 300, spring slaughter ucated, confidant and seemingly ond District Hugh J. Saynor Sous Grande Cheminot of the sponded without hesitation. noon where he found his wife. Shirley, had been involved In an lamb mostly steady, Instances SOCIAL In Thailand is the result of years of anxious anticipation. As one volunteer stated, "I've 50 higher on prime, 43 head of "Jack has a heart.

Mary does not have a heart. Jack wants accident. prime 112 lb 26.50;ehofce and Second District Chuck Gahl and Grande President of la Socirte des Femme Lavernc Saynor C37 184 self-assured, there appears little doubt the 32 NlU-trained Peace Corp volunteers will achieve their goal. SECURITY Cerny Investigated the mis to give his heart to Mary," the and prime 85-110 lb 25 choice 24.50-25.00. hap.

which caused minor dam' class recited in unison been waiting for five years ever since high school." Many Indicated a preference for Thailand, others simply age to his automobile which was (Continued From Pag I) Sound like an elementary were special guests. A citstion was presented to the Voiture by honorary Grande reportedly gtmck by a second USE YCUH SEAT BELTS! the rising longer tolerate vniv-nuv yvri) uroin scnooi English lesson? car which did not stop. range to teach, no matter It should because it was, but Chef de Gare passe, Jame Liv wanted where. At p.m. police were sum LIXXI High Lew Close Prey.

illegitimacy rate. "We're rough in this bill," he said, his voice rising to a shout with one striking difference moned to Second and Taylor where a two car crash had ingstone In recognition of meritorious service for the American Legion Boys State, the citation all of the stud its were co lege at times. We Intend to oe jw-j, ie no- "'graduates. caused $450 damage to auto 1 thinqs happen The DeKalb Daily Chronicle (12 Eut Locust Street 155H 1S34 1544 15414 rough in this bill but we are had been accepted by Mr. Liv- The students, who this week involved.

Officers found one of John Lloyd Will Speak not inhuman." ingston for the Voiture at the 1 td Over the past 10 years, the 161 159 1604 160 1634 11 12, 182V4 1624 160H I61H 161', the cars was operated by Larry M. Berke, 28, Tulsa, brother of Telephone 759-4M1 Society Of Church Has Night Meet MAPLE PARK Mrs. Rob completed 10 weeks of training on the Northern Illinois University campus as Peace Corps volunteers, were getting a Thailand youngster's first view of Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) program, which Is by far Patrolman Donald Berke. KALB, ILLINOIS, 601 IS DE KALB CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Driver of the second car was A DeKalb City Councilman will be one of several speakers at the University of Iowa's em 120 120 120 120 Grande Promenade in Peoria.

The Voiture also sponsors nurses scholarships, child welfare and Americanism as well as other community projects. Officers installed by Charles Dixon were: Chef de gare. De-Laine Mullis, Cortland; Chef de the largest federal welfare program, has increased from Bernard R. Stefanl, 20, DeKalb. .119 118 118, 118 the English language.

046,000 families with 2.4 million Next week the 32 volunteers No one was Injured. Berke was visiting his brother and parent at the time. children to 1.2 million families 1237s 1234 123 123, my, 126H He5. i26' 129'4 128', 129'i 128 ert Emberson wai hostess to the 0. U.

R. Society on Wed who completed the training, with nearly 5 million children, fubllaneel every evening except Sunday and thM holidays- New Year's, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Camtroae. No laaua holiday It observed oa Saturday or Monday. Second clasa postage paid at DeKalb, Illlnola. SOUS.

ployment security institute tonight. John Lloyd, who is a member of the Institute's staff and a professor at Northern Illinois University, will speak on "The American Economic System. The third mishap resulted in which actually covered nearly two years, will arrive in Thai he said. nesday night. Mrs.

Fred Need-harn was assistant hostess. a ticket being issued to Steven Train, Reid Challand. correspondent, Charles Davidson, DeKalb; historian. Jerome BerkeS, 70 i Petrie, 16, 414 West Taylor, for land with one major goal In mind help establish English as The new officers were in The child welfare restrictions are intended to get Jobs for unwed mothers and to stop the driving too fast for condition DeKalb; Comm. Indentent, Char charge, with Mrs.

Frank Ember- 70H 70 704 69 69 72 714 71 4- 72'4 71 714 71 71 71 69'4 714 71i the country's second language Police) charged Petrie after in practice of fathers leaving Their role in Thailand points TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Home delivery SOc per week minimum. Mali subscription! not accepted where carrier service la maintained. son, President pressiding over the business session. Mr. Neva BovrmlH rend the minutes of 71 les Faxon; conducteur, Frank Matthews, Genoa; garde le porte, William Johnson.

Kingston; aumonier, Robert Stanley, out the changing trend in the vestigating a mishap at North First and the Prince Castle drive-inn parking area at 6:42 home so mothers can qualify for welfare payments. Through this measure, the Peace Corps today, Lloyd has been spending the summer at the Center. He specializes in education and manpower studies and is a member of the NIU economics department. A total of 33 employment se By mall Inaida of th DeKalb Katall .1,. When the Peace Corps was Trading Zone.

per Booth; ime June piuii8 11941I7S4 US 118 1244 123 123 123 Sycamore; commis p.m. orginated over six years ago Richard Johnson, GonoaXfthvp-j iste, Marvin Toused, SaiWwichvj committee hoped to remove 400.000 children from the welfare rolls by 1972. Officers said Petrie was involved in a crash with a car financial report. rtouune uusi-nrss was discussed and plans made for their fall project. the emphasis leaned toward 128 1274 J274 1274 131 1304 1304 1304 anon the 17.50: 1 year US 00.

By mail outside at the DeKalb Retail Trading Zone, SOc per week; i months S13 00 1 year 12 00. All mail aubecrlptlons payable la advance. community development and curity managers from Iowa, and advocat, James Boyle, Syca Refreshments were served. The driven by Ellen Lloyd, 30. 908 North 14 th.

Ren. John W. Byrnes. Kansas, Nebraska, Utah and health services more than education. more.

September meeting will be held senior Rerublican on Ways 279 2774 277, 2774 27214 271 271 2714 2687, 268'4 2684 2674 at the Methodist Church. A 6:30 washed with good Bruncr water Why wear out clothes in the washer? Good water washes give you brighter colon cleaner work clothes with leu soap end leu work than you ever thought possible. And Bruner wster il good water. Then'ssn sutomstic Bruner model for city or well water. Your Bruner Good Water unit eliminate unpleasant odon and tastes even of chlorine rust snd iron, and soften too.

Good wster is reslly a fsmily sffsir for washing cooking and cleaning. The Bruner lolki know they invented good water. For full detail and tree water Today, the emphasis is square Wyoming are expected to attend the institute, which is conducted by the University of Iowa Means, said the welfare restnc Breakfast OBHUAIUES Have Daughter ly, on education. As Robert R. tion meant 'moving away p.m..

potluck supper will pre-ceed the meeting. Mrs. Walter center for Labor and Manager. Charles, director of training for from the government handout concept." -I- At Sycamore the Peace Corps on the NIU Flight Set Six DeKalb resident are in 2724 27174 2724 2714 275 2744 275 4 2744 2784 2774 2784 2774 279 4 279 2794 2784 Christensen, and Mrs. Margaret flarling will be the hostess.

FOR WEEKEND ESMOND A daughter was MRS. CHARLES BANNISTER Mr. Charles (Esther) Bannister, 1230 Pleasant Street, died this morning, Aug. 18, 1967 at Woman Given cluded among the 30 students born to Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Awe, campus, says, 'Teaching is the most Important part of the Peace Corps now." Northern has had a long association with, the Peace Corps, who will take part in Northern Monday, Aug. 14, 1967 in Syca Maple Park Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ember-son were their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Kaufman of Senaca. CHICAGO (UPI) Produce Poultry too few to report. Burglar Alarm Is Touched Off Illinois University's Aero-Space Jail Terms more Hospital. Grandparents are Mr anH Mm A nHu fliiatnfctn nf workshop breakfast Cheese processed loaf 4842 ir: -a ti Mrs.

Laroiyn Pine Acre. Funeral arrangements are be Ing completed at the Ronan-Burch Mortuary. KIIU ITU. eiiu mci- "4. UMV.IV OlllftK Police today were YiZU Greatra ing what appeared 10 ik an infill rcujm aiuiua hiuiu- Some 20 planes from- the Sky Haven Civil Air Patrol from especially ill the Southeast Asia area.

a During the sessions on. the! a MIIT rmnn. nr fournr than rt 50-534; Swiss lb blocks: Grade A 56-60; 54-58. Butter steady to firm; 93 THE OFFICES OF in Circuit Court before Magistrate DeEstin L. Pasley on charges of deceptive practices mpt to enter the the BeU of Kjrkland and Mft an(J STEVEN THOMAS LINK (Rnincr axxJ water Steven Thomas day, Mn, Harry will transport the SCore 6S'4; 92 684; five K- 'j staff members, including five bad checks ana given class to Peona.

score -664: 89 score 59U son OI Mr. ana mrs. rtuocn tn.mA w(nrlnx nni In run con. tnsvrholnci'it fi-v ti Dn Mil Pat Toco 'whiter steady to firm; ttHadir In. firm' i.uj-t vjum v.

hp nft.B fL-nn m-iL-a tmnh Link, 318 River Drive. died wet Sid? of the'Gmger "nd Bennv are staying socutivelv Thursday Aug 17 1967, at De-fhe a ,1 "1 'building open with the burglar' Magistrate Pasley sentenced earth science department, is con-i larpe extras 294; mixed large' krf uh lh The DeKalb Daily Chronicle Close I p.m.; Ness to one year in the; ducting tne class, wmcn. win extras 2: meaiums iv, whith 92 were training in Thursday on- one conclude -jaras Phase J. county Jail Aaio alarm -ringing. Investigation; He was born Aug.

7 1967. the found frora has be'n son of Robert L. and KarenDuiiding. jsheila Mane. mK- Officers' were summoned to; Surviving in addition to w.

Lincoln Highway, where; I la VC i reatlllCIlt DeKalb residents making the I The volunteers headed for lor CLIFF HUNT INC. Industrial Commercial Residential PHONE 756-6272 Stocks trip are Mrs. Verna Copley, College; Mrs. Kathleen Franz. charge, and in rapid fire order handed her four more sentences of Une year each on four separate charges this morning.

pu rents are two Drotners. mi-a back cjrden had been van Thailand completed Phase III which included last year's sum- mer session, their final year of. college, and this summer. -Phase A I students will return next sum- 1 920 Glidden Road; Lynn Gus- Every Saturday chael and Gregory; officers reported 1 knots! At Hot Springs 4. garden" tafson, 921 Normal; Jeffrey T.es-i The magistrate specifically or- NEW YORK (UPI) Investors launched a modest advance ents, Mrs.

Ruth Adams, Ster-tied in lines, -ptg PARKMr. and Mrs.dcr.-d the five sentences' to be 501 Luanda; -George ling, Mrs. Sudie Link, Ster-'hose damaged and the garden o. ken, 809 Hiilcrest; and Dennis; today in active trading. to comolete their.

training. Shortly before noon, the Learnine the Thai landuaee ling; maternal gwat-g'niidmother'propertv damaged; 0 ifi urcl tea led on Mrs. Cord Rushv on St.itp'e Attrirnpv James E. Reynolds, 1.329 Sycamore Rd, Mrs. Nora Adams 01 aterungi ti, houiets occupied bv Mr.V .1 orcat i-rinrlmoih a rv, jTc jSunday.

the prosecutor, said Mrs. il great-grandmoth- jnA Mr, Clifford Smith. m. unnea fress international siocKiand t0 EnKMsh in Thai-market indicator was Up 0.26hand is no easy task. Accordine and patema er, Mrs.

Delia Link of Forres- per cent with 1,340 issueslto Charles, who is also headed TRUSTY ESCAPES ROCK ISLAND, III. (UPI) Wayne Holland, 28, serving a crossing tne tape, mere were ff)r Thailand and a three-year Hiuiiuoj fWlfl-t ivaa a ejll um Vfi 1 vain. iticsori pf Rockford-with her three i writing checks and asked for the thildren were visitors at the Bus-jconsective sentences, jliy home. Mrs. Ness will serve her sen- Mrs.

Busby ec en tly heard tcntes in the woman's reforma- Jail term on: charges of auvnuLcs, ucviuic. assignment, inai is the sec Arrtl South Dakota Youth ton. Graveside services will, be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Oak Knoll Cemetery at Sterling with theft and forgery, was Jones industrial rnost difficult luhnuace- to covered missing late Wednesday! aiso maae neaoway. (learn." The: most difficult? Rev.

John O'Banion officiating A 17 year -old Sioux -j '7 i ninht. Authorities said Holland Allis-Chambers fell 54 in ac' Chinese. Arrangements were made youih, who has been em' lack, who are presently in Hot months, of each sentence, a totaling been serving in the county; tive trading following rejection! a tonal language. That pre by directors or Ling-lemcosse- sents varied oroblems. One wirti-Kocne hunerai Home win oved in DeKa this sumer at' as -a trustv tvsr.ih Melvin Fonrral ni where Mr.

Pollack 45 months. get Jan. as a trusty. a Cells will jX) be ringing i Jr you need money to M' at Start your family off to V. jTmf school give your -'rJf Mercury Man a ring.

Iwsth Call Today 895-2171 Mercury Acccpfance Corp. 218 W. Stare St. Sycomore, Illinois snvj.i, jm-m i tl U.lA ff ffsm s-oo Home In Sterling. cond takeover bid.

worthj word often lakes on as many as approximately $590 million.jfjve different meanings, depend-Llng-Temco swapped an early mg on the tone, Charles' ex- A player might officially Thursday when efficers arrested --py 1 LI him at First and Lincoln High-, Vult of he lhavior. far The Pollacks' appear at the plate 502 times to RETIREMENT LUNCH leagueiloss for a gain of 24'. qualify for a major I are former DeKalb residents. Sf I If II II. Police said Michael J.

Erick FAIRDALE Mrs. Millie Wil- fc. vj av at asv-ai battTrtg title, OPENING; (Continued From Page I) gon was guest of honor at a 501.1 Linden Lane, Sioux tirenient luncheon at Shady also' charged with Lane, Belvidere Thursday, at-. loud and improper mufflers, tended by co-workers in the Hia-, having no valid license on more more more Steels, motors and chemicals turned narrowly mixed. Major oils lost fractions.

The Getty group met further Mission Development tacked on Philalliea Club In Hock ford MARKETS watha school cafeteria system 'person and curfew violation. He 'dents who have not attended Mrs. Dorothy Woodard and Mrs. i was oiaced in county-iail for ar- l. kindergarten, fifth grade stu R0CHEI.UE MARKETS Friday, Aug, IS.

IM7 HOGS; 180-200 19 SOU 21. T5; 200-220 20 W821VK 220-240, It 20 75, 240-rO. I(X)150, 1. Getty Oil rose 2. Electronics moved mostly higher.

Burroughs and IBM SOWS: 350 down, 16.00S 17.00s, 375- Daced the gainers, jumping 3 Emil Nelson attended from 'here, pearance In court i T- I '''dents and all new students, in Officers sa.d the has fe. "'n. Plathea sh(luW jpmplMed. be. Nebraska has two nicknamesibeen stopped and warned clK'; Sept.

1 in order to comply MJeef State and Comhusker al times regarding the curfew! with the state law. State. 'code in DeKaih. K'Kkfurd VVedday Shupm, also urgfd all new; m.nl. rr lnil(-nl a-hn will! 500.

uooaisoo CATTLE: -Choice steers. SflO-1250. 25 50'ti 27 DO; ood steers, SOO-1250. 2-t Sfl'a 25 00; standard and utility. Airlines' mixed-.

KL fell Vt. Aircrafts were' McDonnell Douglas advanced l.j Mrs. Larson received the in 21 25, choice heifers. SoO-1050, ess gut fians were made to go tl( contilc, contact their respective Lockheed rose 14- to Rockford September 12 for BUY THIS QUALITY HOME FOR LESS! schools prior to registration, 24 25 25 50; good heifers. SOO-IOSO, 24 25 30: standard and utility, 23 00 9 24 50: fat cowi, 15 00917.00: cannera and cutters.

14.0001(00, bulls. IS 21.50. ALVKS: Prime. 34 009 3 00: good and ctioice. is 00 1 34 Ou utility and jtandard, 22 00ff2S00; llghu, 22.00 2 dinner at Black Hawk Fruit Tree restaurant Mrs.

Gerald Holmes Will entertain the group in September. Airline Sues Dick Gregory IS23 Sycamore Rd. Ph, 75-9691 DeKalb, Illinoi 601 IS fS Recess Tims 3 For Moms and LAMBS; Choice prime, 51 60 24 00. fm to ehnlre. is.00ff22.oe and down Hospital CHICAGO (UPI) Comedian Dick Gregory wa ordered Thursday to a $7,947 to CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Aug.

18, 1967 Admitted Medical. Mrs. American Airlines for unpaid. Official estimated livestock re- fares and to turn In his credit ceipts for Monday are 10,000 Richard Clayton, DeKalb; Mrs. cards John Hehson, Waterman; John The order was issued 'by Cir McGuire, St.

Minn. Sur 500 GREEN STAMPS FREE when your card is completely filled (or-a choice of other free services) GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE This week, give her a break treat her to a golden brew cattle; 5,000 hogs and 300 sheep. CHICAGO (UPI) Livestock: Hogs steady to 25 lower; No 1-2 210-225 lb 21.75-22.25; gical, Leland William e. cuit Court Judge Cornelius J. Harrington who ruled on apeti-tion filed by the airline.

Ameri- Hector, son of Mr; and Mrs. i William Hector a No 1-3 2OO-250 lb 21 No Prather; son of Mr. and Mrs. lean claimed Gregory had not 1-2 195-210 lb 21.00.21 50; No 2-3 Only CHICKEN SNACK 250-280 lb 26.25 2 00. Fstil Prather, DeKalb; Mrs '4aid bills charged on two credit William Voeller, Waterman.

icards since 1961. Dismissed Mrs. Maria Wes-j Cattle 4,500. no calves, slaugh terbeck. Mrs.

Esther Trimble. No You Know 1 William Diedrich. Emolt' By United Preee International Sharp. Mrs. David Elkei and! The site of Syracuse.

N.V. Thc beautiful split-level Byington has 2158 q. ft of living area. Three spacious bedrooms, elegant dining room, plush carpeting, linen closet, family and laundry room on the lower level is enclosed 'with Vinyl Siding that never needs attention not even painting See it today and choose your own colors and final finishing to make it personally yours. CORN BOIL SPECIALS son, Mrs.

Robert Schriber and originally was the home of the son. Mrs Beatrice iOnondaea Indians and the capital of the Iroquis federation called the Five Nation whose at SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Solt, John McNulty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McNulty, Genoa: Mrs. William Haas.

El-burn; Russell McClelland, founder was Hiawatha. I Served with luscious french frtee Ns Teesdcy Hmbrgeri Se. Hombwr9nl Dial 75S-391S DIES IV ACTION WASHINGTON (UPI) Army JOILILV WQ Francis A. Rochkes, hus Storkline band of Mrs. Joanna F.

Roch kes of Pana, 111., was listed by Stoddard the Defense Department Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Stod-jday as one of 21 U.S. aervice- dard of St, Charles, formerty of imen killed in action in Vietnam. in downtown DeKalb.

Eat your corn and hen come in and check the specials at Jolly's. NlVtCW Of SU Wt ilrlf I (vt St Ftatt CAJT TO 7 MAM Uft -lf-7 coot-i rs. il 11 1 I 1 Ik saaMVwV.m 111 a I a AT aT U1EF H3t i I I 1 itterrrieeK -w urn mtv. swat aaaa COMPLETE MEN'S WEAR ROY WALTZ BUILDER 112 Sycaaaore KxL tet felltntl rOTOCail WAAM la Dawatowa DeKaft 127 Ecnf LlsKola Highway Tuxedo Soles ond Rentals Phone 758-3331 Star Hoars: 9 ajn. ta 4 pjm.

Msoae 7St-iS 233 Weast Vmeaim Bwy. tUm Qrdera TZ-U7 i C1XAUNG There wms a promise of dcevr weatlier and cool vtU a flow frora eaurtera Canada fur the DeKalb area through tonight and into tomorrow. Low tonight in the toe 50 bracket, sa Miami 7t aatd Loa Angtlea 70..