The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 10

Lo El St -01 DAILY CHRONICLE, Ill. Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Daily record In Largo, Fla. Burial will be in Serenity Gardens Memorial Park in Largo. Michael Perry Jerding Michael Perry Jerding, 43. of Rochelle, died at his home May 2, 1988.

He was born July 14. 1944 in Chicago, the son of Perry Jerding and Betty Jane LaJoie. He married: Sheila Engh June 24, 1967 at St. Mary's Church, DeKalb. He taught English and journalism at Byron High School: He attended Thornton Junior College and received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Northern Illinois University was a member the Loyal Order of a Moose, member of the National Education Association, the Illinois Education Association.

the Byron Education Association and the National Council of Teachers of English He is survived by his wife. Sheila (Engh) Jerding. of Rochelle; a daughter, Angela Jerding, and a son, Michael Jerding. both of Rochelle; his mother, Betty LaJoie, ofDeKalb: two sisters. Patricia (Jerding) Willett, of Dolton, and Lori McCad- Markets Stocks of Local Interest The market report is provided by Edward D.

Jones Matt Myre registered representative in DeKalb. After each company name appears the previous day close and noon today figures. Prev. Prev. Day Noon Day Noon Close Today Close Today At.

Rich 8758 3M 5942 27 Navistar Caterpiller 625. NICOR Chrysler 234 Olin Com. Ed. 237 A Reynold 497 49'4 ConAgra 263 263. A.0.

Smith 16 16 Contel Sunstrand 525 Cooper Ind 593 Uni. Tech Duplex U.S. Steel 317 31 Exxon. Wurlitzer 1 Ford 4858 G.E. 4078 BID AND ASK G.M.

753 761 Astec G.T.E. 3512 DeKalb Ag. 2934 48 5A Wolohan Johnson Ctrl. 3112 Pio-Bred 32 32 12 Cortland DeKalb Yards, $1.91, Beans DeKalb County Exports Chicago Board of Trade Corn Beans $6.86 Dow Jones Industrial Average down 11.44. STOTLER AND CO.

303 E. Hillcrest DeKalb, Ill. 60115 Connie Wallin Stan Storm Commodity representatives 758-7426 Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange USDA livestock slaughter under federal inspection Cattle Hogs Yesterday 128.000 300,000 Week ago 131,000 320,000 Yesr ago 120.000 277,000 Dressed beef trade yesterday Steer beef choice grade 3 $1.07 Heifer beef choice grade 3 $1.06 Corn basis Soybean basis Chicago mercantile live cattle as of 11:30 a.m. Prior Close Opening High Low Last June 71.57 71.67 71.92 71.40 71.62 Aug. 68.42 68.57 68.60 67.85 68.20 Oct.

68.15 68.25 68.30 67.50 67.82 Dec. 69.30 69.45 69.50 68.55 68.90 Chicago mercantile live hogs as of 11:30 a.m. Prior Close Opening High Low Last June 49.50 49.50 50.05 49.50 19.90 July 49.72 49.92 50.20 49.75 50.10 Aug. 48.00 48.17 48.45 48.15 48.35 Oct. 43.65 43.70 43.80 43.60 43.75 Chicago Board of Trade corn Prior Close Opening High Low Last, 2.0434 2.04% 2.05 2.0454 2.05 July 2.13 2.1212 2.13 2.1214 2.123, Sept.

2.1912 2.19 2.1912 2.187, 2.19¼ Dec. 2.2734 2.2714 2.1712 2.1612 2.17%, Chicago Board of Trade soybeans Prior Close Opening High Low Last Otto J. Quick. 72. formerly of DeKalb.

died Tuesday. May 3. 1988 In Clearwater, Fla He was born in Robinson, the son of Frank and Cora' Wilson) Quick, He moved to Florida in. 1975 from DeKalb. He marriedHelen Padgett Quick.

He was a professor of 'industrial education at Northern Illinois University. He was a World War 11 Air Force veteran. He was a member and Past Exalted Ruler of BPOE Lodge a life member -of the Reserve Officers Association, the Retired Officers Association and the Bomber Group Association and Air Force Association He was an emeritus of Phi Delta Kappa. Survivors include his parents, his wife, one son. David of Elgin: one daughter.

Nancy Culver of DeKalb. two sisters. Bernice Allen of Robinson, and Neva Stelter of Buchanan. Mich and two granddaughters. There will be a memorial service Saturday, May 7 at Moss Feaster Funeral Home Indian Rocks Chapel 6.8914 6.86*2 6.87 6.85 6.86 6.9712 6.96 7.00 6.9712 6.99 7.01% 7.00 7.00 6.97½2 6.99 7.11 7.0812 7.1012 7.0712 7.0942 Otto J.

Quick Chicago Board of Trade wheat Prior Close Opening High Low Last July 3.08 3.08 3.0942 3.0734 3.09°2 Silver measured in dollars per Troy ounce Prior Close Opening High Low Last June 6.38 6.39 6.42 6.37 6.41 Gold Dollars per Troy ounce Prior Close Opening, High Low Last June 445.10 444.29 446.20 444.20 445.70 Weather den. of Glenwood, one uncle, one aunt and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded 1.0 death by his father The funeral, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at RonanMoore Mortuary of DeKalb with the Rev. Francis Kennedy officiating.

Burial will be In St. Mary's Cemetery in De Kalb Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Ronan- Moore Mortuary Alberta L. Broughton Alberta L. Broughton, 69.

of DeKalb. died Tuesday, May 3. 1988 at Kishwaukee Community Hospital She was born Aug 6. 1918 in DeKalb, the daughter of Sam and Erma (Lontz) Riippi She married Charles O. Broughton Oct.

8. 1983. in DeKalb She was a member of the Women of the Moose and the Royal Neighbors of America. She is survived by her husband. Charles, of -DeKalb; two sons, John Broughton, of DeKalb, and Charles A.

Broughton, of Battle Creek. Mich. four grandchildren, one greatgranddaughter, one sister, Donna Mae (Rippi) Dross, of Hammond. one cousin and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents.

The funeral will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Ronan-Moore Mortuary of DeKalb. Burial will be in Fairview Park Cemetery Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at RonanMoore Mortuary. Helen H.

Whitney Helen H. 74, of Sycamore, died Tuesday, May 3, 1988 at Kishwaukee Community Hospital. She was born Dec. -11, 1913 in Brantwood. the daughter of John and Edla (Ylkanen) Nyman.

She married Clifford C. Whitney in DeKalb June 30, 1939. She was a former employee of Rudolph Company, Wurlitzer and General Electric In DeKalb. She was an active member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in DeKalb where she had served on the church board as former financial secretary, former Sunday school teacher, coordinator of the Meals on Wheels program and was active in the Cradle Roll at the church and had served on the membership committee at the church. She was also a member of the DeKalb Farm Bureau Home Bureau group.

She is survived by her husband. Clifford. of Sycamore: one son, John (Bobbie) Whitney of Sycamore: one daughter, Diane Saldenais of Palatine three grandchildren. Heather Jennifer and Melynda, two sisters. Emma (Onno) Gruben of Rochelle and Ruth (Oather) Harlow of Big Fork, Minn.

and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents. one brother and three sisters. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m Friday, May 6 at -the Bethlehern Lutheran Church in DeKalb. with the Rev Antti Lepisto officiating.

Burial will be at Fairview Park Cemetery in DeKalb. Visitation will be from 4. to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 5, 1988 at the Anderson Funeral Home. Clifton Jones Jr.

Clifton Dunnie' Jones, 29. of Sycamore, died Monday. May 2. .1988 at Kishwaukee Community Hospital. Arrangements are pending at the Natta Funeral Home, Sycamore.

Lucy R. Snow Lucy R. Snow. 93. of Sycamore.

died Wednesday. May 4. 1988. at her home. She was born April 26 1895.

in DeKalb. the daughter of Ward T. and Harriet V. (Minter) Reynolds. She married Earl B.

Snow Dec 24, in Sycamore. She was a member of the Sycamore United Methodist Church. She is survived by a daughter, Irene V. Herzig. of Sycamore: two daughters-in-law, Bernice Snow.

of Sycamore, and Mary Snow. of Aurora; a son-in-law. Andrew Smith. of Irvington, Ill a brother, Paul Reynolds. of Sycamore: a sister, Ger-: trude Barry, of Woodstock five grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, two sons. Earl and Everett: three daughters. Arliss and Gertrude Snow and Helen Smith: and one greatgrandson The funeral will be Saturday at 11 am. at the Quiram Sycamore Funeral Home. Burial' will be in Elmwood Cemetery Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m Friday at Quiram Funeral Home Police Sycamore Monday Criminal sexual assault Daniel James Wegener, 40.

Maple Park, was arrested at 5:30 p.m. Monday for allegedly sexually assaulting a Sycamore resident. The incident happened in January, accor; ding to police. Hospitals Sycamore Tuesday Admission's James Nicholson, Sycamore No names released by the hospital Kishwaukee Tuesday Among 20 admissions Gwen Carrier, Wayne Liddick. Gwenivere.

Berner. Sycamore, Dolores Leatherby, Genoa: Dorothy Elliott, Rochelle. Among dismissals Devona Austin. Rochelle. Births a son to Doug and Cathy Hartmann, Maple Park; a daughter to Ester Wolfe and Jerry West.

Woodstock, a son to Rosario: and Gail Lombardo. Shabbona a daughter to Paul and Barbara Salvatore. Sycamore; a daughter to Craig and -Dawn Thurow. DeKalb Sandwich Tuesday Among two admissions Franklin Cook, Sheridan; Marleen Franzen. Joliet.

Among four dismissals Mattie Poole. Sandwich; Louella Stratton. Somonauk: Hubert Oliver. Sheridan: Kathryne Frame. Earlville.

Fire calls The following calls were answered Tuesday by the DeKalb Fire Department. 10:58 a.m. Ambulance to 127 Home: Alberta Broughton taken to Kishwaukee Community Hospital. 11:48 a.m. Car fire at I-88 and East Access Road.

$12.500 damage Senate panel detours mandatory insurance Ill (AP) Mandatory auto insurance has run into a roadblock in one General Assembly chamber but sped ahead in another. While the House Transportation Committee was voting 24-4 Tuesday to send the mandatory liability coverage proposal to the House floor for debate. the Senate Insurance Committee turned down virtually an identical measure. 5-6. I'm optimistic because of the movement we've seen in both committees.

with more members coming on board. Illinois Secretary of State Jim Edgar told reporters after the votes. "That's the most votes we've ever gotten off the Senate Insurance Committee Edgar predicted the House and Senate will vote on the plan this spring. Similar measures have been defeated previously in the General Assembly. Under the legislation, motorists would have to carry proof-of-insurance cards that must be dis: plaved to a police officer on request.

The secretary of state's office would also make random checks of vehicle owners and check accident reports for uninsured motorists. First offenders would face a minimum $500 fine and a two-month suspension of their vehicle registration. A $50 fee would be requfred to reinstate the registration Edgar, noting 60.000 accidents in the state last year involved uninsured motorists, said 2 million of the 7 million registered cars and pickup trucks in Illinois are not covered by insurance. Illinois is one of 11 states without some form of mandatory auto insurance, he said. I think the time has come in Illinois to try it.

If it doesn't work. it's off the books." Edgar testified in the Senate committee The measure would expire four vears after taking effect Jan 1990. unless the General Assembly took action to extend the law. Rep. William Laurino.

D- Chicago, a Sponsor of the 00000 The family of A. HAWLEY "SKIP" KENDALL wishes to thank all of our friends and neighbors for prayers, food, visits, flowers, cards and expressions of sympathy. A special thanks to Rev. Henzlik, pallbearers, Sycamore Elks lodge Dr. lee.

Sycamore Rescue Squad and Quiram Funeral Home, Rainy weekend? Warm Cold Stationary 1988 Accu Weather Inc Today, sunny, high in the upper 60s or lower 70s, east to northeast winds 10 to 18 mph. Tonight, fair, low in the lower or middle 40s, light east to northeast winds. Thursday, sunny, warmer, high in the middle 70s. Fair Friday. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday.

Highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. Lows in the 50s to low 60s. THE WEATHER The Accu-Weather forecast for 8 A.M., Thursday, May 5 40 40 40 40 DRY SHOWERS DRY 50 RAIN 60 40 BREEZY CLEAR SHOWERS COOL 60 60 60 70 FRONTS: 60 60 70 70 Warm Cold Stationary Temperatures, precipitation The Weather Elsewhere. By The Associated Press Wednesday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m. EDT.

Hi Pre Otik Aibany N.Y: 62 33 city Albuquerque 48 Amarillo 64 51 Anchorage cay Asheville 02 Atlanta Atlantic City Austin. COY Baltimore Billings Birmingham 05 Bismarck Boise 59 cdy Boston. Brownsville Buffalo city Burlington, Vi Casper city cdy Charleston, Va. Charlotte, N.C cdy Cheyenne 52 tdy Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia, S.C Columbus, Ohio cdy NH 33 Dallas Ft Worth 78 Dayton 68 cdy Deriver 58 35 cody Des Moines 70 45 Detroit Duluth 70 Paso Evansville 03 Fairbanks 59 Fargo 79 Flagstaff Grand Rapids cdy Great Falls Greensboro N. C.

53 21 Hartford Helena 35 Honolulu 85 33 Houston 12 Indianapolis Jackson. Miss 83 53' Jacksonville Juneau 03 Kansas City 69 Las Vegas Little Rock 53 Los Angeles Louisville 75 coy Lubbock 72 82 58 07 Miami Beach 75 .73 Midland Odessa Milwaukee Mols St Paul Nashville 43 New Orleans New York City 62 Norfolk, Va. 35 North Platte 01 Oklahoma City Omaha 04 Phoenu: Orlando Pittsburgh Philadelphia: Maine 81 63.50 43939 Portland Portland. Ore. 03 Providence 43 Raleigh Rapid City 30, Reno.

Richmond Sacramento Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego. San Francisco PR San Juan Sr Ste Seattle 43 04 Shreveport 55 your. Falls 32. Spokane. 53 35 Syracuse 60 35 Tarripa St.

83 Topeka 51 38 TUCSOn. Tuisa Washington 02 Wichita Wilkes Barre Wilmington. Del 62 National Temperature Extremes High Tuesday afternoon 98 at LAREDO Texas Low Wednesday morning 20 at YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo. Chicago mayoral vote in 1989 CHICAGO (AP) Alderman Tim Evans, chief rival of acting Mayor Eugene Sawyer, hailed the city election board's decision to hold a special mayoral election in April 1989 to let residents choose a successor to the late Harold Washington. We have deplored the crass politics of those who sought to deprive the citizens of Chicago of a fair election to replace our fallen mayor." Evans said Tuesday after the board voted unanimously to hold a special election.

The board had voted April 24 to hold a special mayoral election in April 1989 if City Clerk Walter Kozubowski declared that Washington's death in late November created a vacancy in the position. Kozubowski said at the time he wouldn't issue such a declaration unless ordered to do so by a court. But on Monday, he apparently changed his mind and provided the elections Thanks so much everyone who remembered my 80th birthday with cards and gifts. Raymond Clark House bill, said he has introduced similar legislation for 16 years. One of the reasons for the legislation is the constant phone calls I get from people asking why we don't have mandatory liability insurance," he said.

Insurance industry. representatives testified against the proposals in both committees. saying that similar laws in other states don't work and that they will drive up the cost of insurance. insurance premium of every person will go up if this bill passes. said John T.

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said Tom Leach, a spokesman for the city Board of Elections Commissioners. The board decided to accept the declaration of a vacancy from the city clerk and decided to go ahead with the 1989 election unless we're ordered not to by the courts. Leach said. Circuit Judge Eugene Wachowski said last week he expected to rule on the issue at a hearing Friday After the election board vote. Sawyer said he still expects the courts to settle the issue.

A MEMORIAL FUND is being established for ALBERTA L. BROUGHTON in care of the Ronan-Moore Mortuary of DeKalb. A MEMORIAL FUND is being established for HELEN H. WHITNEY in care of Anderson Funeral Home. May July Aug.

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