The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 5

DAttYCHROU.DtXafc.lUoHMoMkiy.MoyU.IVM 9 (a3DD7.D,e(3D,dl Harlow tranipor 4 rapr Deaths Catholic Cemetery, was bom Aug. 23. Somonauk. in Hockford. the Visitatioo will be today daughter of Mr.

and Ma. from I to 9 p.m. at the' Gilbert Bcishir. Burkhart Funeral Home In She was formerly em Sandwich, and the rosary floyed at St. Mary's iiuuuii in ut'iaio ana at Halsh, Hinckley; Jerry Kolesar, Somonauk; Diane Olivers, Sandwich.

Dismissed Bertha Carlson, Patty Slide, DeKalb; Chris Zang, Laverna Lyons and ton, Kingston; infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Abdul Madi, Rochelle; Dennis Juergenson, Marseilles. Births A daughter to and Mrs. Joe Con-trerai, Rochelle; a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Occasional showers' and 'thunderstorms are forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Lows will be in the 60s. Highs Tuesday will be in the 70s. The extended forecast calls for rain Wednesday.

Partly cloudy skies are expected Thursday and Friday. Lows will be in the 40s. Highs will be in the 60s. bard, Sheridan; Lisa Todd, Somonauk. Dismissed Karen Alwine, Sandwich; Randol Es tea, Piano.

Ovt-f-lown Ethel Harvel is a patient at Rockford Memorial Hospital in Room 215 E. Fire calls The following calls were answered Saturday, Sunday and Monday by the DeKalb and Sycamore fire DeKalb Saturday 5.50 p.m. Ambulance call to 323 S. Fifth St. Mary Phillips transported to Klshwaukee Community Hospital.

9:04 p.m. Fire call to 860 N. Seventh St. A wire short resulted in a fire totaling 115,000 damages to a home owned by Gordon Roach. 9:54 p.m.

Ambulance call to 1025 Crane Drive. Bob West transported to KCH. 10:20 p.m. Fire call to 632 S. Second St.

Smoke Investigation, no fire. 11:36 p.m. -Fire call to 1212 Varsity malicious false alarm. Sunday 4:39 p.m. Ambulance call to South Fourth Street near the high school.

No patient. Monday 4:03 a.m. Ambulan-cecall to 830 Edgebrook. John Baldwin transported to KCH. Sycamore Sunday 12:38 a.m.

Ambulance call to 1705 Longwood Drive, Apt: 104. Gladys eacCxefls Stocks of local inlerett Tho latest market report it provided by Edward 0. Jonet and 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 Cloie Today Close Today At.Rich Wk 85' 52'i Beatrice 20 20 Chrysler 7 8 Com. Edison 22 22' Cont. Tel 15'4 15 Duplex 11 11 Esmark 27 27 Exxon 59 59 GE 46 46 GM ...41 42'A GTE 27 27 ITT .26 26 NICOR 30 30 Olin 15 15 Reynold 33 33 A.O.Smith .....14 14 Sunslrand 38 38 Un. Tech 39 39 U.S.

Steel 17 17 Wurliticr 6 6 BID AND ASK Bar. Greene 15V 16 DcK. Ag 29 30 Wolohan 4 5 Pio. Hi Bred 20 20 Pcavcy 17 17 will be recited at 8:30 p.m. Eugene 'Jeep' Pelo BURLINGTON -Eugene "Jeep" Peto, 51, died May 10, 1980, at St Joseph Hospital in Elgin.

He was born Jan. in Elmhurst, the son of Emma (Schumacher) Peto. He was united in marriage to Ruth Weber-pal in Hampshire on Nov. 27, 1970. He had made his home in Burlington for the last 10 years.

He was employed by the Lunde Leasing Co. of Rockford. Survivors include his wife, Ruth, Burlington; his parents of Addison; three brothers, Edward, Roselle, Wesley, Reno, and Warren, Elgin; two sisters, Mrs. Roland (Laverne) Gerberding, Elgin, and Mrs. William (Marlene) Andrews, Glen-dale Heights.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Frederick Funeral Home in Hampshire with the Rev. Kenneth Rozak officiating. Burial will be in St.

Charles Borromeo Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 until 9 p.m. Tuesday. Mabel A. Wiltberger Mabel A.

Wiltberger, 81, died May 11, 1980, at the Pinecrest Manor in Mount Morris. She was born Jan. 31, 1899, at Pleasant Valley (Dalton), the daughter of the Rev. Louis W. and Agnes (Noyes) Wiltberger.

She spent her childhood in South Dakota, Colorado, and throughout- Illinois. She was a graduate of the Dallas City High School in 1917. She was graduated from the Iowa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Des Moines-in 1922, and frnm trrht limp until her semi.reUrement in 1962 KrM was a fuii.timp nurse at the DeKalb Public Hospital. For the next 10 years she worked part-time at the hospital. Survi vors include one uncle, James Howard Wiltberger, Pinecrest; five cousins, which include Richard and Preston Wiltberger of DeKalb; numerous other relatives.

She was a member of the First Congregational Church in DeKalb. The funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the church, with theffev. Donald Mayer officiating. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Wirtz Roche Smith Funeral Home. Bonnie Joan Smith PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -Bonnie Joan Smith, 43, died May 11, 1980, at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. www Sycamore Municipal Hospital.

Polico DeKalb Act-ideal Police reported a two-car accident at the corner of Sycamore Road and the Jewel parking lot Saturday. Carol Helde suffered 1400 damage to her car when the allegedly pulled out of the lot in front of a r-mr ririvMi hw Mirhul Lay, causing Lay to strike her. Police estimated 100 damage to the Lay vehicle. Disorderly conduct A DeKalb man was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct after be allegedly disguised himself at a woman -and requetted enrollment in classes at the Lynn Stevens Health Studio, 205 N. Second St.

When James M. Arnold wat refused entry, he allegedly produced a knife, Klice said, and began us-j abusive language. He then left in his car northbound on Second Street, and wat apprehended at the corner of Second and Pine, according to police. Theft Police said a car owned by Sharon Miller was burglarized while parked at the 100 block of North First Street Saturday night, resulting in the loss of items totaling 325. No suspects were found.

Criminal damage Police received a report of damage to a small airplane Krked in the grass at the Kalb Municipal Airport Sunday. Unknown persons were said to have caused $250 damage to the plane's left side door and vent windows. lunch Only Thursday p.m. 1 o.m.-9 p.m., Sarah M. Saffofd SYCAMORE- Sarah M.

Safford. l. dJed May 10, I960, at Klshwaukee Community Hospital. She was born Nov. 21, 1971, in Sycamore, the daughter of Steven and Mary (Johnson) Safford.

Survivors include her parents; a sister, Emily, at home; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Safford, and Mr. ahd Mrs.

J. R. Johnson, all of Sycamore; one great-grandmother, Augusta V. Glorfield, Sycamore. She was baptized at Salem Lutheran Church and was a member of the children's choir and a member of the third grade Sunday school class.

She was a third grade student at Sycamore Central School. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Salem Lutheran Church with Pastor William Kmet and Pastor Gary B. Ryden officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery.

Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Quiram-Sycamore Funeral Home. Cally P. Burnett MAPLE PARK Cally P. Burnett, of Maple Park, 81, died May 11, 1980, at Pine Acres Retirement Center.

He was born May 8, 1899, the son of W. N. Burnett and Nettie Potter, in Monroe County, Ky. He was married to Iva Keller on Dec. 30, 1925, in Allenville.

He was a retired farmer in the Maple Park area. Survivors included his wife, Iva, Maple Park; one foster son, Merrill Dunning, Aurora; one brother, Carl, Denver, one sister, Essie Taylor, Denver, four grandchildren; three nieces; one nephew. He was a World War I veteran. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Sycamore with Pastor Edward Smith officiating.

Burial will fdlow at th? Ohio Grove Cemetery in rural Sycamore, Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at the Van Natta Funeral Home in Sycamore. Zelta M. Boyle Zella M. Boyle, died May 12, 1980, in Hinsdale.

Funeral arrangements are pending. Charles B. Dolder SOMONAUK Charles B. Dolder, 63, died May 10, 1980, at his home. He was born Aug.

26, 1916, in Harding, the son of Benjamin and Rozetta (Hinckley) Dolder. He was married to Jean Larson on April 28, 1943, in Ottawa. Survivors include his wife, Jean; one daughter, Madelyn Haas, Somonauk; two Stephen, Hinckley-and Stacey, Somonauk; two brothers, Robert Ottawa, and John Maple Park; six grandchildren. He farmed west of Somonauk for 23 years and near Serena for 10 years. He was a member of St.

John the Baptist Catholic Church in Somonauk and was a member of the Sandwich Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Somonauk with the Rev. Charles E.

Sherman officiating. Burial will be in St. John's kaV ir David Harms, Sycamore; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, DeKalb.

Sycamore Friday. Admitted Margaret Blum, Sycamore; Evelyn Gilbert, DeKalb. Dismissed Marilyn Harrole, Tammy Chesser, Ellen Gilkey, Genoa; Robert Uphoff. Kirkland; Rossi Aves, Malta; Larry Dahlquist, Gladys Lawrence, Catherine Trotter, Sycamore; Mark Hoadley, DeKalb. Birth A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Busse, Kingston. Saturday Admitted Thelma Bridgewater, Maria Mancha, Harry Mulcahy, Sycamore; Ernest Hanson, Esmond; Dora Gleason, Kirkland. Dismissed Ernest Hanson, Esmond; Mary Lou Kortte, Wilda Carlson, Sycamore; Anton Welshaar, DeKalb County Nursing Home; Charlotte Kizak, Hampshire. Sunday Admitted Gladys M.

Harlow, Virginia Mae Waller, Sycamore; Charles W. Luncberg, DeKalb; Sharon Miller, Kingston; Gail L. Schweighauser, Ganoa. Dismissed Erma Johnson, Genoa. Sandwich Friday Admitted Malcolm Barrows, Rita Simmons, Sandwich; Richard Klatt, Piano.

Dismissed Terrell Morris, Sandwich; Kristin Hanouw, Terry Smith, Leland; Ginger Duffy, Serena; Wilma Mclntyre, Ear 1 vi lie Lydia Mikkelson, Piano; Helen Wyles, Big Rock; yicki Worrell, Somonauk. Saturday Admitted Ole Tutland, Sandwich; James Van Horn, Earlville. Dismissed Malcolm Barrows, Sandwich; Vaughn Henry, Sheridan; David Kent, Earlville; Rhonda Kramer, Leland; Cindae Race, Hinckley; Sheila Williamson, Marseilles. Sunday Admitted Frank Coleman, Piano; Lois Hub- DcKfllB WttWOCHTS WtOUKHTS WtTJUKHTS WaltDtanvk BALTIMORE NEWS: -ftnltstk and gritty in wajr Hocky never m. Distributed by The Jerry Gf oss Organization m'NiniinwiiiHiWMgnr-v I "SOWMMKI I SENSATIONS I RATED $15,000 damage in local house fire A fire in the home of Gordon Roach, 860 N.

Seventh resulted in damages of $15,000 and rendered the house uninhabitable early Saturday night. According to DeKalb Fire Chief AIRiippi, the fire started in the basement because of an electrical short. It will be under investigation for several more days, he said. "The fire burnt the floor joists off in the furnace area, and the first floor started to settle in a bit," Riippi said. "It didn't take long to get the blaze under control, but the place became super-heated and was full of smoke." Riippi said two engines were at the scene, only one of which was needed to control the fire.

"That $15,000 figure is just an estimate," he said. "We don't know how extensively the wiring system, plumbing, or inside floors were affected." Automatic Electric Co. in Genoa. Survifors include one son. Robert.

Philadelphia, three daughters. Mrs. Thomas (Debra) McMahon, Christine Smith, both of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Gene (Cynthia) Irving. DeKalb; her mother.

Mrs. Stan (Vivian)' Yaron. Rockford; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

J. Beishir, Rockford; a sister, Mrs. Ken (Peggy) Johnson, Gillette, two grandsons; two granddaughters; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Julian-Poorman Funeral Home in Rockford.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Hospitals Kithwaukee Friday Admitted Bertha Carlson, Annette Lloyd, DeKalb; Edwin Knopp, Sandwich; Jeanette Larson, Lee; Ester Sands, Shabbona. Dismissed Mrs. Fadul Norein Abusin and daughter, Donna Carroll, Oliver Cradduck, Patricia Harris, Susan Keeney, Cheryl Littrell, Betty McDougal, Grace Myers, Michael Sarich, Ruth Smith, Evelyn Thiele, DeKalb; Daren Plant, Sycamore; Donald Full, Eunice Decker, Genoa; Lyle Henry, Leland; Dana Ihren, Chana; Mrs.

Joseph Lindbloom and daughter, Somonauk; Theo Fulfs, Dixon: Saturday Admitted Connie Clayton, Sharon Sytsma, DeKalb; Lois Solberg, Sycamore; Gloria Confreres, Rochelle; Sandra Schorscii, Hampshire; Dennis Juergenson, Mar- seilles. Dismissed Anthony Johnson, Annette Lloyd, Joyce Nelson, Josephine Singleton, Richard Smith, Ralph Taylor, DeKalb; Mrs. Rodney Challand and daughter, Mrs. Norman Moret and daughter, Mrs. John Thompson and son, Sycamore; Mrs.

Thomas Carlson and son, Hinckley; Donald Carr, Malta; Deanne King, Esmond; Mrs. Robert Havenar and daughter, Louise Kahle, Waterman; Gloria Con-treras, Mrs. Abdul Madi, Thomas Reed, Rochelle; Sandra Schorsch, Hampshire. Birth A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

David Sytsma, DeKalb Sunday Admitted Robert Trotter, Glenna Harriss, Harriett Parks, Marie Sorensen, Edna Barbour, Loretta Jackson, DeKalb; Patti Lynn Harms, Sycamore; Gloria Con-treras, Rochelle; Harley 'Every Which Way But Loose' AT 7:00 and 9:10 tedc A MEMORIAL FUND is being established FOR SARAH r.l. SAFFORD in care of Quiram Sycamore Funeral Home. Cortland-DeKalb Yards, Inc. Corn Beans $5.80. DeKalb County Exports.

Chicago Board of Trade May Corn May Soybeans $6.18. Cash Farmer's Bid Corn Soybeans $6.05. Dow Jones Industrial Average at noon down 3.84. Heinold Commodities 1013 N. First St.

DeKalb, III. 601 IS 'Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange Official USDA market advance Peoria Joliet Cattle Hogs Cattle Hogs For May 13 available Not available Week ago Not available Not available Year ago Not available Not available USDA livestock slaughter under federal inspection Cattle Hogs Yesterday 113,000 375,000 Week ago .118,000 374,000 Year ago 112,000 327,000 Dressed beef trade yesterday Steer beef choice grade 3 .102.00 Heifer beef choice grade 3 100.00 Soybean basis $.24 Corn basis $.22 Chicago mercantile live cattle as of 11:30 a.m. Prior Close Opening High low Last June 67.17 67.05 67.20 66.60 66.80 Aug. 67.25 66.95 67.20 66.57 66.75 Oct. 65.12 65.05 65.25 64.75 64.80 Dec.

65.40 65.40 65.60 65.15 65.30 Chicago mercantile live hogs as of 11:30 a.m. Prior Close Opening High Low Last June 34.95 34.95 35.07 34.50 34.55 July 36.70 36.80 36.90 36.32 36.45 Oct. 36.55 36.75 36.75 36.37 36.55 Dec. 39.70 39.60 39.65 39.40 39.55 Chicago Board of Trade corn Prior, Close Opening High low last May 2.74 2.71 2.71 2.69 2.69 July 2.83 2.78 2.80 2.78 2.78 Dec. 3.00 2.96 2.97 2.95 2.95 March '81 3.12 3.08 3.10 3.07 3.08 Chicago Board of Trade soybeans Prior Close Opening High Low last May 6.18 6.15 6.16 6.08 6.09 July (.32 (.21 6.27 6.21 (.24 Nov.

6.62 6.53 (.57 (.52 (.54 Jan. 6.77 6.68 (.71 (.67 (.68 Chicago Board of trade wheat Prior Close Opening High low last July 4.28 4.15 4.20 4.14 4.16 Gold Dollars per Troy ounce Prior Close Opening High low last June 516.20 514.50 518.00 511.50 512.30 Silver measured in dollars per Troy ounce. Prior dose Opening High low last Jane 12-96 12.75 12.89 12.70 12.72 SWIFT COMPANY -Rocbelle, Illinois 2 Piece Monday Thru 1 1 a.m.-4 gmk'. -jmrnwrn. GILDA LIVE.

AT 7:10 AD 9:00 (cntwjrictJliiii I OPEN 1 1 o.m.-l 0 p.m 1 920 So. 4th, DeKalb 758-5119 FUZE FRESH OR FROZEN FRUITS AIID VEGETABLES M0K3AY-TU ES DAY SKOAL Includes All You Can Eat SOUP 'n SALAD BAR Baked PoUto or Fries Stockade Toast CSISPHEAb fi CRISPSVVEET CYfpf CARROTS ASr FIRM RIPE A LMJACJAS PRODUCE 4M OfEN MONDAY IVt TUl 1:30 Kids' Menu Items, only 99 HOG MARKET TOP 3000: 180-200 lbs. 26.00- CmiCITJ STCSItM? 200-230 lbs. lbs. lbs.

27.75-28.00-27.75- 230-250 250-270 30.00; 28.75; lbs. 20.00-24.50. CATTLE MARKET -Choice Steers 1000-1250 lbs. 62.50-65.00; Good Steers 1000-1250 lbs. 59.50-62.50; Choice Heifers 900-1050 lbs.

61.00-63.00; Good Heifers 900-1050 lbs. 59.00-61 .00. Cur qzsZSj wa kssp yea ccsia' 11 27 W. Lincoln Hwy. 28.00.

SOW MARKET 3S0Down 22.24.00; 350500.