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For seven years of service Galesburg Register-Mall, Galesburg, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1977 11 Volunteer cited at FISH rally Leola Baker, 810 E. Berrien was honored as a 7-year member of PISH, a helping-hand phone service, at a rally Tuesday in Sandburg Mall's Community Room. The rally marked the seventh year of the organization. Chaplain Lewis Root, coordinator, praised Mrs.

Baker, saying she gives what everyone covets more than money her time. PISH volunteers talked to visitors and new volunteers Tuesday about the role of the organization. PtSH is a 24-hour, daily answering service operating at Cottage Hospital. Volunteers talk from their homes with people having problems. The caller is reassured as the volunteer attempts to unravel what sometimes appears a hopeless situation.

At times the caller may receive help from his own church or from a social service organization or professional dealing with problems like drug or alcohol abuse or depression and suicide. If a call for transportation or food comes, volunteers in those areas answer the need on a one time basis. Last night Richard Magliozzi, Knox County United Way director, thanked FISH for its service to the community. Letters of appreciation also were read from Spoon River Mental Health Center, the Salvation Army and the Galesburg Rescue Mission. Mayor Robert Kimble has proclaimed Nov.

1-5 FISH Week and the organization has a goal of gaining 30 additional volunteers. FISH has only one meeting a year and no dues are charged. Anyone desiring information about the service should dial 343-7807. Deaths and funerals ARTHUR P. BERGREN BIGGSVILLE Arthur F.

Bergren, 80, of near Biggsville, died Tueaday at a Galesburg hospital. He was born July 5, 1897 in Henderson County. He spent his early life on a farm northwest of Biggsville and later was a banker in Biggsville, Kirkwood and at the National Bank of Monmouth for more than 30 years. He was later employed at the Rock Island Arsenal, retiring in 1963. Mr.

Bergren was a World War II Air Force veteran, a member fo the Biggsville United Presbyterian Church, Biggsville American Legion Post 1176 and was a charter member of Am Vets. Surviving are a nephew, Louis E. Bergren, DeKalb; a niece, Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Maple Park, and 14 great- grandnieces and nephews. Funeral service will be Friday at 2 p.m.

at the Biggsville United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Gideon Krein will officiate. Burial will be in the Biggsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the Sederwall Chapel, Biggsville, Thursday and Friday.

The family will be present Friday from noon until the time of service. CHESTER C. VOWTER Chester C. Vowter, 82, of 1383 Harrison died Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Cottage Hospital.

He was born Nov. 6, 1894 in Maquon, and married Bessie Boulton on Dec. 31, 1927 in Quincy. She survives with two daughters, Mrs. William (June) Owen and Miss Doris vowter, both of Galesburg; two Anderson florists N.

InH 342-1121 Johnson-Gill- Schuster Chapel Halve Wllllsmilleld Mr. MUfordS. CadweU Age 97 WUUamefield, III. Graveside Services: WILLIAMSFIELD CEMETERY. 11 A.M.

FRIDAY Memorials may be made to The Williamsfield United Methodist Church. grandchildren. Mr. Vowter was a switchman for the Burlington Northern Railroad 20 years, was a fire guard at Galesburg Mental Health Center 14 years and was a night policeman for the Knoxville Police Department. He was a World War 1 Calvary veteran and was a member of the Knoxville American Legion Post 749.

Funeral service will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Martin-Trumbold Funeral Home, Knoxville, where friends may call Friday evening. Dr. Joseph Hoffman, pastor emeritus of First United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery where military honors will be conducted.

MARTIN ANDERSON JOY Martin Anderson, 6S, of Joy Route 1, died Tuesday at at the Mercer County Hospital, Aledo. He was born Jan. 6, 1912 in New Boston Township, Mercer County, and married Marie Mussbaum on Dec. 14, 1939 in Grand View, Iowa. She survives with a son, Dr.

Evan E. Anderson, Richardson, two daughters, Mrs. Jerry Mitchell, Aledo, and Mrs. Freddy Fisher, Bluefield, W. two grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.

Everett Welch, Aledo, Mrs. Lytle Lambert and Mrs. Merle Ball, both of New Boston; and his mother, Mrs. Mollie Anderson, Aledo. Mr.

Anderson was a farmer and member of the New Boston Masonic Lodge 59. Funeral will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Reiser Chapel, Aledo, where friends may call Thursday from 7-9 p.m. Masonic services will be conducted at 8 p.m. Rev.

David Eadie, pastor of the Westmer Larger Parish, will officiate. Burial will be in the Eliza Creek Cemetery. LESTER L. COLCLASURE ALEDO Lester L. Colclasure, 80, of Aledo, died at his McFall MONUMENTS Main Slrrri Clly UmiU PH.

342-6512 (Aaifcorted Hock Of Afct Dr-drr) 'hearsun FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL 1070 WEST FREMONT STREET fHONE 343-2101 GALESBURQ MR. CARL HENDERSON Oquawka, 111. Formerly of Galesburg. Services to be arranged. Martin-Trumbold FUNERAL HOME 120 Pubic Square.

KnoxnHe. tlknou 61448 Michael Trumbokl. Funeral Director MR. CECIL R. FORTMAN R.R.

2, Maquon, III. Funeral Services: 1:30 P.M.— FRIDAY MARTIN-TRUMBOLD FUNERAL HOME. Friends may call Thursday evening. The family will not be present. Interment in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Farmington, 111.

The family suggests memorials to the Maquon United Methodist Church. MRS. ALV1NA OLSON Miles City, Montana Formerly of Knoxville Funeral Service: 1:30 P.M. MONDAY GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Sunday evening.

Interment in Bond Cemetery, Greenbush, 111. The family suggests memorials to Grace Lutheran Church. MR. CHESTER C. VAWTER 1383 Harrison Galesburg Funeral Services: 2 P.M.

SATURDAY MARTIN-TRUMBOLD FUNERAL HOME. Friends may call Friday evening. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. Military honors will be accorded at the gravesite. home this morning of a heart ailment.

He was born Jan. 19, 1897 in Xenia, III. and married Alvera Nelson on July 9,1928 in Aledo. She survives with two brothers, Clem Colclasure of Aurora, and Elliott of Burton, a sister, Mrs. Thelma Mitchell, Woodburn, Ore.

Mr. Colclasure farmed east of Aledo until retiring in 1961 when he moved into Aledo. He was a member of the United Methodist Church, was a World War I veteran, a member of the Aledo Masonic Lodge 252, Order of Eastern Star Chapter 126 at Aledo, the American Legion Post 121 where he served as post commander in 1945, and was a member of the Farm Bureau. Funeral will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Reiser Chapel, Aledo, where friends may call Friday from 7-9 p.m.

Masonic rites will be conducted at 8 p.m. by the Aledo Lodge 252. Burial will be in the Aledo Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Coronary Care Unit of Mercer County Hospital, the family said. STANLEY H.

BROWN OQUAWKA Stanley H. Brown, 52, of Oquawka, died Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. at his home. He was born July 18, 1925 in Westport, and married Ida Louise Col ley in Oquawka. She survives with four stepsons, Jim Colley, Biggsville, and Charles, Joe and Dennis Colley, all of Oquawka; five stepdaughters, Ruby Miller, Coux, Peggy Venard, Monmouth, Ann Bostic, East Moline, Colleen Gorge and Delores Brill, both of Oquawka; two brothers, Leland Brown, Mankato, and Vernon Brown, Lake Crystal, two sisters, Lois Sason, Eugene, and Arlene Bailey of Georgia.

Mr. Brown was educated in Minnesota. He was employed by the city of Oquawka and was a World War II Army and Navy veteran. Graveside service will be Friday at 2 p.m. in the Oquawka Cemetery.

Rev. Claire Noblitt, pastor of the Oquawka United Methodist Church, will officiate. Friends may call at the Hoover Memorial Chapel after noon Thursday. DOUGLAS SAYLE GALVA Douglas Sayle, 69, of Galva, died Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the veterans hospital in Iowa City, Iowa.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Johnson Gill Schuster Chapel in Galva. MILFORD S. CADWELL WILLIAMSFIELD Milf ord S. Cadwell, 97, of Williamsfield, died today at 6:30 a.m. at the Galesburg Mental Health Center.

He was born June 9, 1880 in Knox County, and married Ollie Humphrey on Aug. 27,1902. She died Feb. 18, 1943. He later married Leda Mason on Feb.

15,1948 in Williamsfield. She survives with two stepdaughters, Mrs. Darwin (Edna) Wheeler, Burlington, Iowa, and Mrs. Keith (Wilma) Beach, Phoenix, a stepson, Bill Mason, Tulsa, Okla. Mr.

Cadwell was educated in the rural schools. He farmed and was a carpenter in the Williamsfield area and was a member of the Williamsfield United Methodist Church. Graveside service will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the Williamsfield Cemetery. Rev.

Louis P. Arkema will officiate. Johnson Gill Schuster Chapel, Galva, is in charge of arrangements. There will be no visitation. Memorials may be made to the church, the family said.

CECIL R. FORTMAN MAQUON Cecil R. Fort man, 83, of Maquon Route 2, died Tuesday at 11:02 a.m. at St. Mary's Hospital, Galesburg.

He was born June 16,1894 in Fulton County near Farmington, and married Lela Porter on Oct. 1,1913 in Lewistown. She died Oct. 27, 1977. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.

Russell (Elnor) Bybee, Maquon, Miss Lura Fortman, Galesburg, and Mrs. Paul (Sarah) O'Bryant, Memphis, two brothers, Clyde of Elma, and Clarence of Winatchee, six grandchildren and 15 grandchildren. Mr. Fortman was a retired officer of the Canton Police partment and amember of the Maquon United Methodist Church. Funeral service will be Friday at 1:30 p.m.

at Martin Trumbodl Funeral Home, Knoxville, where friends may call Thursday evening. Rev. Carroll Ochsner will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Ridge Cemetery at Farmington. Memorials may be made to the church, the family said.

CARL HENDERSON OQUAWKA Funeral for Carl Henderson, 74, of Oquawka, formerly of Galesburg, who died Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Salina Memorial Hospital, Benton, is pending at Hinchliff Pearson West Chapel. DOUGLAS SAYLE GALVA Funeral for las Sayle, 69, of Galva, who died Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Veteran's Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa, is pending at Johnson Gill Schuster Chapel, Galva. Charged in shooting of puppy Galesburg poliee arrested a man after he allegedly shot his 4-month-old Doberman puppy when the dog became vicious after being hit for chewing on its owner's cigarettes.

Police arrested Michael W. Swanson, 17,799 E. Main on a cruelty to animals charge after finding the dog, "Shadow," under a porch with a shotgun wound in the right leg. Weather Fair Saturday CHICAGO (UPI) Weather: Extended forecast: Illinois: Rain possible Friday and Sunday but fair Saturday. Highs mostly 50s and lows generally 30s to lower 40s.

Skies cloudy Local Weather: 10 a.m. temperature. 61; 7 a.m., 56. Sky, cloudy. Tuesday's maximum, 61; minimum.

S5. Precipitation .84 of an inch of rain. 9 in Colorado NEW YORK (UPI) The highest temperature reported Tuesday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 90 degrees at Long Beach, Calif. Today's low was nine degrees at Alamosa, Colo. River stages no change rise 0.9 rise 2.1 rise 4.2 rise 1.2 rise 0.5 rise 2.6 St.

rise 0.9 Cape fall 0.9 La rise 2.2 rise 0.7 rise 1.8 rise 1.4 3000 UPI WEATHER Forecast During Wednesday night rain or showers will be found across parts of the Lakes Region, Mississippi Valley, Gulf Coast area, Tennessee Valley and Mid Atlantic Seaboard. Fair to partly cloudy weather is predicted elsewhere. UNIFAX U.S. temperatures cy By United Press City A Fcsl Albuquerque Anchorage pc Asheville Atlanta cy Billings Birmingham sh Boston sy Buffalo pc Charleston SC. Charlotte N.C.

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Today's record Traffic court KNOX COUNTY Willadene V. Hainline, 48, 59 W. North and Mary C. Terry, 48, Kewanee, were each fined $40 on charges of speeding Tuesday in traffic court. Fined $25 on speeding charges were Cheryll L.

Allen, 32, Avon Route Dawn L. Cox, 20, Knoxville; Bernard J. Wessels, 18, 994 Florence Connie L. Leezer, 26, 1940 Washington John M. Hauer, 17, Knoxville; Parker R.

Brewster, 47, Seneca; Danny D. Zefo, Lake Bracken, and Clifford H. Hendricks, 35, Davenport, Iowa. Daniel Sullivan 17, 993 Bateman was fined $25on a charge of speeding and $15 on a charge of failure to display a valid wheel tax sticker. Fined $25 on charges of failure to yield the right of way were Bradley M.

Switzer, 18, 4280 Evergreen Richard L. Flack, 34, Wataga, and Ben J. Hinkson, 50, 980 Mulberry St. Others fined $25 were William R. Reed, 22, 936 W.

Losey Hospital notes Cottage ADMISSIONS TUESDAY: Eleanor M. Morss, 1309 Campbell Ave. Lois L. Sand, Abingdon Patricia A. LaGrow, 359 S.

Pearl St. Jeanette M. Thompson, Kewanee Crystal L. Corbin, 1557 McKnight St. L.

Luann Lefler, 798 Pine St. Frances Bumeter, 1801 N. Seminary St. Ruth E. Miles, Yates City Martha J.

Mason, Avon Lavina F. Pearcy, 435 Franklin Ave. Audrey K. Jones, Wataga Jerri L. Howarter, Alexis Lawrence M.

Pierce, 682 Pine St. James Taylor, 1801 N. Seminary St. Katherine Parker, 854 S. Elm St.

Cathy A. Welsh, 1354 Moshier Ave. DISMISSALS TUESDAY: Lacie L. Johnson, 241 Day St. Mark E.

Horn, 1383 Maple Ave. James E. Housh, St. Augustine Dale R. May 1353 Monmouth Blvd.

Thomas E. Lydic, Monmouth Amber LaFollette, Knoxville John R. Rice, Galva Vernon N. Robins, 1649 N. Seminary St.

Marie L. Welsh, 280 E. Losey St. Frances M. Rynott, Burlington, Iowa Susan B.

Weiler, 1401 E. Fifth St. Willa Mayes, 1583 McKnight St. St. Mary's ADMISSIONS TUESDAY: Tracy Church, 1026 Tamarind Dr.

Patricia Dunbar, Cameron Michael Dunn, 571 E. South St. Everett Goodwin, 243 S. Pearl St. Jerry Hanchett, Kewanee Edith Johnson, Kimberly Terrace Orville Larson, Oneida Justin Mangieri, Abingdon Justin Moore, 624 N.

Third St. Barbara Pittard, LaFayette Eric Sholl, 158 N. Chambers St. Gail Sholl, 537 N. Chambers St.

Julie Sholl, 158 E. North St. Ronald Sholl 158 E. North St, Albert Stephens, 1375 Bridge St. Joyce Thomas, 144 Bandy St.

Christine Trulson, 1295 E. North St. Roll in Voorhees, Abingdon DISMISSALS TUESDAY: Penny Brush, 371 S. Prairie St. Canada Carpenter, 509 Marston Ave.

Wilmer Fox, Knoxville Amandaina Johnson, 1239 Willard St. Justin Mangieri, Abingdon Helena Nolan, Moon Towers Debra Quist, Milan Guy Routh, Abingdon Lucinda Sanders, 4S9 N. Seminary St. Clifford Shearer, Galva Matthew Smith, 799 Yates St. Irene Staggs, 1142 Maple Ave.

Thomas Totten, Avon Roberta Westfall, Galesburg Route 3 red light violation; Terry L. Hansen, 18, Knoxville, improper backing, and Charles D. Larimer, 30, Monmouth Route 1, improper passing. A charge against Jerry Kennedy, no age listed, 425 W. First of allowing abandoned and inoperative vehicles on property at 236 S.

Academy was dismissed because the matter had been taken care of. A charge of disobeying a stop light against James L. Longcor, 21, 261 Pine was dismissed because he had completed a driver improvement course. Thefts Four persons in a Cadillac left Steak and Shake, Fulton and Main streets, without paying and also took the silverware, glasses and tray, police were told Wednesday at 12:08 a.m. The meal was valued at $8.26 and the utensils were valued at $14.

Two bikes, one worth $20 and other worth $80, were stolen from the garage and outside the home of Frank T. Moore, 40,511 E. North police were told Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Charles L. Thurman, 50, 204 Lake told police Tuesday at 7:40 a.

m. that someone had stolen $637 in golf equipment and other articles from his station wagon. He said he didn't know when the theft had occurred. Arrests Galesburg police arrested Robert G. Rosencrans, 51, Maquon, on a contempt of court warrant for a non appearance in court on Oct.

21. He was arrested at home Tuesday at 5:20 p.m. GIFT IDEAS Award Winning Photography Knox County sheriff's deputies arrested Ruey L. Morrison, 32, 729 W. Knox driving while his license was suspended after stopping him while he was driving eastbound on U.

S. 150 near Mobile City. Authorities said Morrison was stopped because he was driving between 15 and 30 miles per hour. Circuit court KNOX COUNTY Nichaolas S. Seibert, no age or address listed, was fined $25 Tuesday in circuit court on a charge of disorderly conduct stemming from an incident at Wood Acres, 3053 Grand Oct.

29. Mrs. Thomas H. Reffett, no age listed, Knoxville, was fined $1 on a charge of failure to obtain a city dog license. A charge of nonsupport against William L.

Johnson, no age listed, Abingdon, was dismissed because he had made support payments to his minor children. Correction In Tuesday's edition of the Register-Mail, it was reported that Robert A. Watkins, Abingdon, was fined and placed on probation for contributing to the sexual delinquency of a child. Although that was the original charge, an amendment dropped the word sexual, so that Watkins was convicted for adding to the delinquency of a child. Vandalism Two tires worth $150 were damaged on a car owned by Thomas J.

Duffy, 50, Blue Island, 4 while his car was parked at the Holiday Inn lot, police were told Tuesday at 3 p.m. A window worth $250 was damaged by a BB gun pellet at Dave's Schwinn Center, 301 N. Henderson police were told Tuesday at 1:32 p.m. A window worth $15 was broken by vandals at Macomb Communications, 290 N. Prairie police were told at 10:04 a.m.

Births Born at St. Mary's Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Morris, 1590 Meadow a boy Monday at 7:07 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hanson, Cameron, a girl Monday at 1:10 p.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Kris Porter, Alexis, a boy Monday at 8:39 p.m. Born at Cottage Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs.CalbertCundiff, Berwick, a boy Saturday at 6:23 p.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Gale, Battle Creek, a boy Sunday at 7:02 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.

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