The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 5

DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKalbSycomore, III, Tuesday, May 28, 1 991 5 IWeather Doily record Fair tonight Deaths The Accu Weathet forecast lor noon. Wednesday, May 29 Fair tonight Lows around 70. parents, two brothers and one sister, two nieces and two nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services were held Wednesday, May 22 at the Chapel of Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glen-dale, Ariz, with burial at the Veteran's Cemetery in Phoenix.

Partly sunny Wednesday with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the south. Highs around 90. Thursday through Saturday: a chance of thunderstorms statewide Thursday, mainly south Friday and statewide again Saturday. Highs in the 70s north and the 80s south, lows mostly in the 60s. 70 Lri trio hjn FRONTS: COLD MH STATIONARY E3 E3QO mow iow SMOwiHS amy Mrooc nuwts stout ct suffer aouor aajcr tteWMftwBeMhH Cheycme 67 4a cdy Juneau 96 46 .17 ylhtAaMdeMPM CNcage 66 69 cdy KamaO 66 72 .04 Tueeda CMml 62 65 .06 cdy LaeVegae 67 6t Temperaem Mce prwtou daa Cievelwd 60 66 .06 UfcfeoX 67 71 httiidMrT40lxkla.ai.EDT.

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65 76 cdy ManapcM 64 66 cdy ftntdence 67 63 .06 ChartceUi.W.Va. 65 69 22 cdy Jaduon.M. 69 71 cdy fWaW-Dutmi 67 73 .06 Otanoea.N.C. 67 72 .06 cdy JecaeonvSe 90 75 .06 cdy RapMCHy 65 47 .64 one sister, Mary Ruth Shelton of Greeneville; five brothers, Sammy Paul, Stevie Wayne, Terry Junior Willis, Randy Gene Grooms and Andy Allen Grooms, all of Greeneville; one grandmother, Gertrude Earley of Greeneville; one step-grandmother, Mary Alice Willis, of Greeneville; and several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his father, Sammy Junior Willis; and a niece, Mary Jane Willis.

Visitation will be held at Tuesday from 7 to 9 pan. at Kiser Funeral Home in Greeneville. Funeral Services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Liberty Hill U.M. Church.

Burial will be at the church cemetery. George W. Bloyd George W. Bloyd, 78, of DeKalb, died Saturday, May 25, 1991 at his home. He was born Dec.

16, 1912, in Springfield, the son of George W. and Bertha (Kite) Bloyd. He married Florence B. Seisser in Sycamore, Sept 4, 1937. He was a carpenter, employed by Wilbur Lehman Construction for over 25 years and was formerly employed by the Nehring Electric Works in DeKalb.

He was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in DeKalb, a member of Carpenters Union Local 790 in Dixon, a member of the Northern Illinois Steam Power Club and an avid metal detector hobbyist He is survived by his wife, Florence of DeKalb; two sons, Arlo (Donna) Blloyd of DeKalb, Russell (Bobbi) Bloyd of Sycamore; two grandchildren, Aaron and Michelle Bloyd of Sycamore; two brothers, Leslie (Saima) Bloyd of DeKalb, Harry (Viola) Bloyd of Cortland and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held 11 ajn. Wednesday at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church with the Rev. Antti Lepisto officiating.

Burial will be at the Fairview Park Cemetery. Visitation is from 4 to 8 pjn. today at the Anderson Funeral Home. Charlotte Durham Charlotte L. Durham, 71, of Genoa, died on Saturday, May 25, 1991, at the Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

She was born on October 17, 1919, in DeKalb, the daughter of Clemens and Lucille (Cusson) Kirchner. She married Milton H. Durham on August 6, 1940, in DeKalb. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church of Genoa. Survivors include four sons, Larry (Laura) Durham of Conro, Texas, Randy (Mary Fran) Durham of Dallas, Texas, Robert (Camilla) Durham of Genoa, and Kerry Durham of Genoa; and six grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 pjn. Wednesday at the Slater-Butala Funeral Home, in Genoa. Burial will follow in the Genoa Cemetery. Visitation will be held tonight from pjn.

at the funeral home. Charles Fagenbush Charles L. Fagenbush, 58 of Phoenix, formerly of DeKalb, died Sunday, May 19, 1991, at Phoenix Veteran's Hospital. He was bora July 24, 1932, at Sidney, the son of William and Rose (Hogan) Fagenbush. He married Patricia Ann Filby, Sept 13, 1980, at Lake Tahoe, Nev.

He attended the Malta Schools and graduated from the Scottsburg, High School. He worked for the DeKalb Foundry, Corey and Evans Trucking and Johnson Ready Mix in DeKalb. He moved to Phoenix in 1966 and worked for the Western Gillette Company, the Jenny Freight Lines and Hub Trucking, all of Phoenix. He was a member of the Moose Lodge, Eagles Clubs in DeKalb and Phoenix and the Masonic Lodge and VFW of Phoenix. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict He is survived by his wife, Patricia of Phoenix; four children, Chris (Sue) Fagenbush, Casa Grand, Catherine (Charles) McKin-ley, Yuma, Paula and Jeffery Fagenbush, both of Phoenix; two step-daughters, Kathy (David) King, Payson, Debbie (Frank) Bayliss, Salinas, Calif; one grandson and several step-grandchildren; two sisters, C.

Catherine Fagenbush of DeKalb, Rosemary (John) Sepich of Belvidere and one aunt He was preceded in death by bis Police DeKalb Saturday Theft A Mr. Ramadan of DeKalb reported to police on Saturday that his car had been removed while he was out of town. Ramadan allegedly left his vehicle parked in the lot at 919 Ridge Street for the duration of last week. The car was locked, and Ramadan retained possession of the keys. Upon his arrival back into DeKalb to remove some items from the car, he found it gone.

The vehicle was valued at $4,000. Burglary to Automobile Christopher D. Thompson, 17, of DeKalb, and Keith Barnes, 22, of DeKalb, where arrested Saturday and charged in connection with burglarizing automobiles in the 99 block of N. 10th Street DeKalb police received a call reporting two males allegedly going through cars in the area, and on investigation observed a subject bent over inside a light creme colored Buick. Another male was reportedly observed inside the front passenger area.

The subjects were apprehended at gunpoint and handcuffed, after which they were taken to the Police Department for booking and eventually to the DeKalb County Jail. County Sunday DUI Jay E. Herrmann, 24, Sycamore, was charged with driving under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident According to police, at approximately 12:09 Herrmann allegedly drove off East County Line Road near St. Mary's church in Maple Park where he struck an electric pole. Police state the vehicle's left front tire came off, but Herrmann was able to drive away, the vehicle was found later abandoned on Airport Road.

Herrmann was later found walking on Airport Road. He was determined to be be under the influence and alcohol and taken to the DeKalb County Jail where he bonded out. Accident Two people were hurt in a one-vehicle accident at happened at 7:03 pjn. on Cherry Valley Road. According to the report Barbara J.

Calendo, 17, was eastbound on Cherry Valley Road, when for unknown reasons the vehicle left the roadway, went into a ditch, flipped over twice before coming to rest on its roof. Calendo and a passenger in her vehicle, Ryan M. McNeal, 18, Kirkland, were taken to St. Anthony's Medical Center in Rockford. McNeal was treated and released.

Calendo is in the hospital's neuro-intensive care unit and listed in serious condition. DUI A Rockford man was charged with driving under the influence and passing in a no passing zone after nearly colliding with a county sheriffs officer. According to the report the incident occurred at 8:32 pjn. on Genoa Road. Joseph E.

McMain, was northbound on Genoa Road when he attempted to pass another vehicle in a no passing zone, forcing the motorist off the road. McMain allegedly almost struck an oncoming DeKalb County sheriff Police squad car head-on and forced the squad car off the road. The officer was able to stop McMain who failed the field sobriety test. He was arrested and posted bond. Tuesday DUI According to police at 12:30 police clocked David L.

Ames doing 75 mph in a 40 mph zone on Route 23, near Maplewood Drive. He was stopped and charged with driving under the influence and speeding. He was taken to the county jail awaiting bond. Vandalism Sheriffs police received a number of complaints of criminal damage to property to mail boxes and other miscellaneous acts of vandalism and mischief on Dunkery Court, Rowantree, Nichols and Sparkhayes north of Sycamore. The callers told police the damage took place between 9 and 10 pjn, Sunday and were done by three local juveniles.

The police questioned the juvenile and arrange-' menu were made between the juveniles and the individual property owners before the juveniles were released to their parents. temper suet CiMi WMri tn nt Rano cdy Rkrmond ct Sacrament) cdy Louie coy SallakeCtj cdy SanAnMo ail SanMaoe 72 43 94 76 ae 50 93 73 04 46 94 75 64 67 65 49 67 77 64 53 cdy ct or cdy cdy cdy cdr ct cdy cay SanFrandeco San Juan Santa Fe St Maria 69 ody 63 49 .02 93 70 Stow Fata Spokane Spaouee Tampa-MPtabg Topaka Tuceon 85 64 67 44 61 64 at cV cdy .01 ct cdy cay ct cdy ct cdy 91 75 .02 66 71 95 56 93 73 92 76 .02 94 72 69 66 .42 cdv Tiaaa ct WeaNnglon.D.C. ct ct imkee Oeia 91 76 Natmal Temnanaire Ejoremec Ct cV Hgri Monday 107 at Preeklo, Taua Loo Tuesday 22 at Jaakecn. Wyo Itokatx nladng titormaton 4:26 pjn. Ambulance to 926 Greenbrier.

No patient. 5:47 p.m. Fire call to Motel Road at Freed Road, Sycamore. Mutual aid to Sycamore Fire Department. 5:47 p.m.

Fire call to 3050 Corporate Drive. Waterflow alarm on sprinkler system. 5:55 p.m. Fire call to 12 Health Services Drive. False fire alarm.

6:07 p.m. Fire call to 100, 200 blocks of Mattek. Natural gas odor investigation. 6:13 p.m. Fire call to 12 Health Services Drive.

Fire alarm. 7:32 p.m. Fire call to 912 W. Ridge, building 2. Lightning struck building.

9:18 pjn. Fire call to 2601 Oakland. Smoke scare. 9:37 pjn. Ambulance to Sun-nymeade at Hillcrest.

Patient transport to KCH. 9:38 p.m. Ambulance to Sun-nymeade at Hillcrest. Emergency services assistance. WML "ONLY THE LONELY (PO-13) 5:19.730.8:45 THELMA LOUIS (R) 4:45.7:15.9:45 DROP DEAD FRED (PO-13) 530.

7:45 "MANNEQUIN 2 (PO) 10.00 BACKDRAFT(R) 4:30, 700. 930 "WHAT ABOUT BOB (PG) 7:00. 9.00 HUDSON HAWK (R) 7:1 5. 9:1 5 -WILD HEARTS CANT BE BROKEN STONE COLO (R) 700. 9.00 KHCEO MXM3I0N TICKETS ACCEPTED AFTER HOPAUES 0 REDUCES AOWSaiM TICKETS ACCEPTED AFTER 8PM.

NO PASSES. HO TUESDAY SARSAW MIGHT 3 Piece Chicken Dinner Complete with Cole Stew, CMdioii 922 S. 4th DeKalb Jesse "Curley" E. Hubbard. Jesse "Curly" E.

Hubbard, 60, of Kankakee, formerly of Sycamore died Monday, May 27, 1991, at Riverside Hospital in Kankakee. He was born July 11, 1930 in Sycamore, the son of Richard and Sadie (Gardner) Hubbard. He had been a construction worker and Sycamore police officer. He was in the U.S. Navy from 1947 to 1951.

He was a member of the Sycamore American Legion Post 99, and the Sycamore Moose Lodge 1506. He is survived by two daughters, Robin (Terry) Hensley of St Anne and Kelly Hubbard of Kankakee; two sons, Scott (Joanne) Hubbard of Manteno and Andrew Hubbard of Kankakee; two sisters, Dorothy (Don) Wolfe of Sycamore and Betty Hubbard of Sycamore; five grandchildren and several nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents and an infant son. Visitation will be held Wednesday from 6 to 9 pjn. at the Quiram-Sycamore Funeral Home.

Funeral services will be Thursday at 1:30 pjn. Burial will be at Elmwood Cemetery in Sycamore. Jimmy Lee Willis Jimmy Lee Willis, 31, of Greeneville died Saturday, May 25, 1991, at Cherokee Lake. He was a member of the Greeneville Church of God. He was survived by his parents, Eudema and Wilbur Grooms of Greeneville; one son, Jamey Lee Willis; his ex-wife, Lisa Jane Willis; Markets The latest market report it provided by Edward D.

Jones a Matt Myre registered representative in OeKalb. Altar each company name appears the previous day close and noon today figures. Prev. Day Noon Ctoae Today At. Rich 1214 12214 35 36 CaterpWer 404 462 Chrysler Com.

Ed. 3634 3634 ConAgra 45t ConteT Cellular 21 21 Cooper Ind. 50V 50'! Duplex 14V2 1431 Exxon 586 586 Ford 331 3414 G.E. 73 7318 G.M. 39S 4031 G.T.E.

29V2 29i ITT 50i 5034 Johnson ConL 31i 317' Kmart 44 44s 3M 8771 88Vs Navistar NCOfl 42 42 din 46V4 4612 A.O. Smith 21Vs 211s Sunstrand 334 32 U.S. Steel 24 24' WaJ-Mart 4Wa 4Vn BIO AND ASK Altec 6 614 DeK. Genetics 352 37 DeK. Energy 19Va 1034 Pride Petro 6 5 Pio-Bred 4714 484 Wolohan 18V2 19 Cortland DeKalb Yards.

Inc: Com Beans $5.59. DeKalb County Exports, Chicago Board ol Trade: Com Beans $5.79. Dow Jones Industrial Average NA DEKALB COMMODITIES Introducing Broken for ADM Investor Services Inc. 303E. Hillcrest DeKalb.

Illinois 601 15 Stan Storm and John Dlabal Commodity Representatives Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Merchantlle Exchange USDA Livestock Slaughter under Federal Inspection Cattle Hogs Yesterday 127,000 297,000 Week Ago 124,000 313,000 Year 125.000 288,000 Dressed Beet Trad Yesterday Steer beef choice grade 3 $1.15 Heifer beef choice grade 3 $1.15 Com July Basis $.05 Soybean July Basis $.06 12 Chicago Merchantlle Live Cattle as o( 11:30 a.m. Prior does Open High Low Last June 76.05 78.05 76.10 75.80 76.05 Aug. 73.97 74.00 74.15 73.70 74.05 Oct 75.45 75.50 75.72 75.42 75.70 Dec. 76.00 76.10 76.32 76.00 76.25 Chicago Merchantlle Live Hogs as of 11:30 a.m. Prior Ctoae Open High Low Last June 57.77 57.77 57.87 57.45 57.60 July 56.10 56.10 56 37 55.87 56.00 Aug.

53.00 53.00 53.15 52.75 52.95 Oct 47.75 47.70 47.97 47.65 47.80 Chicago Board of Trade) Com Prior Ctoee Open High Low Last July 250V4 2.48 12 2.49V 2.4514 2.4614 Sept 2.4014 2.481'S 2.481t 2.44 2.45 Dec 2.4914 2.474 2.48 2.4314 2.44V2 Mar. 2.584 235 25514 2504 252 Chicago Board of Trada Soybeans Prior Ctoae Open High Low Last Jury S.74 5.7414 5.754 5.71V4 5.724 Aug. 5.7812 5.7814 5.794 5.75 5.764 Sept 5.8014 5.80 5.81V- 5.774 5.784 Nov. 55914 5.89 550 555 5564 Chicago Board of Trade Wheat I Ctoee Open High Low Last July 2.93V2 2.91 '2 2.8214 2.89 2.90 Stiver Measured In Dollars par Troy Ounos rior Ctoee Open High Low Last July 456 455 4il 4.05 4.90 Gold Dollars per Troy Ounce Close Open HJgh Low Last Jural 35750 35650 362.50 354.70 36150 Temperatures, precipitation Hinckley. Rose Ruppy, Hinckley.

Charles Taylor, Millington. Birth Son born to Cindy and Wade hall, Leland. Sunday Among 3 admissions David Towne, Somonauk. Beth Walsh, Leland. Among 6 dismissals Mae Bryant, Sandwich.

Dolores Jacobs, Piano. Evelyn Noll, Sheridan. Monday Among 7 admissions Joanne Burke, Sandwich. Michael Anderson, Sheridan. William Farley, Earlville.

2 dismissals William Cassell, Sandwich. Michael Anderson, Sheridan. Fire calls DeKalb Saturday 8:44 a.m. Ambulance to 2917 Centennial Drive. Patient transport to Kishwaukee Community Hospital.

8:53 ajn. Fire call to 1612 S. Fourth Street. Still alarm, burning compost. 4:24 p.m.

Fire call to 1212 Varsity. Stove fire. To Elko, Nevada 9 Direct flight on DfVMfTAnn Boeing 737 from llUUuUnl Departs TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 6PM. Arrives back THURSDAY, JUNE 20 4PM. Includes R.T.

air, deluxe room morel No minimum oarrMng raqutarmtt CalJ.R. at 612-555-5883 or To) Fret 1-800-333-LUCK 6 0 Liver Gizzard Dinner ComofeteMffiCofeSbi, BratMasied PottesJ Gravy Catfish Dinrer Complete with Cole Stw, Biscuwmncnrnes CD CalJ.R. st 612-555-5883 or If 6 tfr 61 CD Hospitals Sycamore Friday Admissions Yakov Prizant, St. LouisJewish Hospital. Darren Phil-pott, Chicago.

Dismissals No names released. Kishwaukee Friday Among 9 admissions No names released. Among 12 dismissals No names released. Saturday Among 11 admissions No names released. Among 4 dismissals No names released.

Sunday Among 14 admissions No names released. Among 7 dismissals No names released. Monday Among 13 admissions No names released. Among 10 dismissals Susanne Buhse, Waterman. Dawn Harmon, DeKalb.

S38-12 Sandwich Friday Among 2 admissions William Cassell, Sandwich. 7 dismissals Evelyn Hartley, Sandwich. Rebecca Jones, Sandwich. Humberto Ortiz, Sandwich. Florence Hess, Somonauk.

Elizabeth Miller, Piano. Jack Goetz, Ottowa. Danielle Modaff, DeKalb. Saturday Among 5 admissions Marina Girsch, Sandwich. Evelyn Noll, Sheridan.

Stanley Shipman, Sheridan. Among 5 dismissals Margot Persons, Piano. Albert Rissman, Weekly HeaithTip By Bob Tamblyn RJh. OSTEOPOROSIS Salmon calcitonin offers a new therapy to prevent osteoporosis (weakening bones). Calcitonin Is a natural hormone that helps bones develop In humans.

Bone content tereased 1 3 In women given calcitonin and calcium, compared to women given calcium and a placebo, reports Dr. Chas. Chesnut of of Washington. He suggests calcitonin could re place estrogen as "treatment of choice" tor osteoporosis, as calcitonin has fewer negative side effects ton estrogen tierapy. 810S.4THST.

DEKALB 753-8995 A MEMORIAL FUND IS BEING ESTABLISHED FOR GEORGE W. BLOYD In care of The Anderson Funeral Home.