The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 10

10 DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKalb, Illinois Friday, Sept. 19, 1980 Daily record Weather MATKWAl WITM SltvK! FQtlCAST 7km 1ST 9-70-10 Deaths Hospitals Police AT VI 1 1 I I Sycamore Admitted Christine Lewis, Lucille Yunker, Hazel Van Dusen, Sycamore; Marvin Sud-deth, Genoa; Lois Ball, Kingston; Pamella Kinner, DeKalb; Ida Hosterman, Maple Park. Dismissed Randall Carter, Patricia Wallace, Jeanette Van Dusen, Beaulah Hackett, Mildred Wolfenberger, Jeremy Bardoner. Glenn Carlson. He was a veteran of World War II.

Funeral services will be tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Burkhart Funeral Home, Sandwich, with the Rev. Bruce Speer officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery in Chicago. Friends may call today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the funeral home. Pflarl Horan Pearl Horan, 86, Franklin Grove Health Center, Franklin Grove, died Sept. 18, 1980, at the Franklin Grove Health Center. She was born Jan. 5, 1894 in Aurora, daughter of Elry and Etta Shaffer.

She Kishwaukee Admitted David Mor-tenson, Erma Sipes, DeKalb; Beverly Gilbert, Sycamore; Lotus Kubs, Genoa; Dorothy Knutson, Olga Mills, Bertha Schnorr.Shabbona. Dismissed Jeffrey Bond, Sandra Keaton and daughter, Donna Lane, DeKalb; Florence Clark, Teresa Niemeyer and son, Mary Giessen and son, Sycamore; Therese Sebbv. (Will WMIM JJ M9 was married to Elmer F. Horan in Sycamore on Aug. 11, 1920.

She owned and operated a beauty shop in DeKalb for many years. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1942, four brothers and three sisters. Funeal services will be Sunday at the Ronan-Moore Mortuary at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev.

Philip Holtsford officiating. Burial will be in Mound Rest Cemetery, Cortland. Friends may call at Ronan-Mpore Mortuary from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday.

John Weber SANDWICH John Weber, 73, Lake Holiday, Sandwich, died Sept. 17, 1980, at Sandhaven Convalescent Center, Sandwich. He was born July 27, 1907, in Munich, Germany, the son of Ludwig and Marie Weber. He married Lorraine Condon on Dec. 27, 1939, in Chicago.

Survivng is his wife, Lorraine. He was preceded in death by his parents and three sisters. DeKalb Accident Bryan S. Parks, 22, 824 N. 12th was transported to Kishwaukee Community Hospital with minor injuries Thursday after a car-motorcycle accident on Sycamore Road, police reported.

said Park allegedly rear-ended a car driven by Edgar W. Mer-ton, 77, 357 Rolfe Road, while Merton was stopped on Sycamore Road waiting to turn into a private drive. Parks told police he could not see Merton's brake lights or signal because of the sun, officials said. Damages were estimated at 125 to Merton's car, and $200 to Park's motorcycle. Parks was treated and released at KCH.

Eudoxia Tolioooulos. Hincklev: Thomas King, Mark Hunter, Partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms is forecast for tonight. Lows will be in the mid or low 60s. Saturday will be partly sunny with a chance of showers. Highs will be inthe 80s.

The extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of showers Monday or Tuesday. Highs will be in the 70s. Lows will be in the 50s. Sandwich; Ottawa. Sycamore; Margaret Wogen, DeKalb.

Sandwich Admitted Carolyn Cook, Norma Jacobson, Anna Potter, Sandwich. George Pfeifer, Sheridan; Holly Ballas, Somonauk; Nancy Andersen, Millington; Jeanne Glenn, Newark. Dismissed Ardis Bolen, Dewey Brisboy, Richard Fuller, Sandwich. Fire calls needs advocates Rape center Markets to help victims during crisis Slock of local interest The latest market report it provided by Edward 0. Jones 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 Close Today Close Today to volunteer for just one semester because that doesn't leave much time for them to be on the job once they're trained. "We need people who can commit themselves for a longer period of time than that," Wilhelm said.

The director said she is looking for people who are "patient, cool in an emergency, committed and Interested in helping people who are in trouble? Got a little free time that you could devote to that help? If so, you might be the kind of person Rape Crisis Center is looking for to serve as a volunteer rape crisis advocate. i Rape Crisis Center, a Ben Gordon Community Mental Health Center program which provides "crisis intervention, emotional support and advocacy to rape victims 24 hours a day, seven days a week," is looking for volunteers who are at least 19 years of age to serve as advocates. "We do take some students (as volunteers), but we're a little leery of those who are doing it just for credit," Kay Wilhelm, Gordon center director of volunteer services, said. She said she tries to discourage students who want Once they have been trained, advocates usually are on call 24 hours a day for about four days a month. The next training sessions for volunteers will be from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 4. Volunteers are expected to attend both sessions.

Interested persons should call Wilhelm at the Gordon center, 756-4875, to find out about the training. Arrest Terri R. Peevy, 20, Tulsa, Okla, was arrested on a charge of soliciting magazines without a license after police followed up a complaint, officials said. Officials reported that Peevy was stopped at 8105 Lincolnshire Thursday in response to a call alleging she was rude, using hardsell tactics. Peevy was then transported to the county jail after she was unable to post bond.

The following calls were answered Thursday and Friday by the DeKalb and Sycamore fire departments: DeKalb Thursday 12:10 p.hv Ambulance call to 144 Harrison St. Pam Kinner transported to Svramore Mnnirinal 47V 54 Beatrice 21 'A Chrysler 10' Com. Ed 19 Cont. Tel 14 Duplex 16 Esmark 57 Exxon 69'A GE 54 GM 56 GTE 26 ITT 32 N1COR 33 46 Olin 20'4 54'2 Reynold Wk 40' 21 A.O.Smith ....15 15 10'h Sunstrand 49'4 51 19 United Tech. 52 14 U.S.

Steel 23 23 16W. Wurlitzer 7 7 57 69'A BID AND ASK 54 21'A 21 58'4 DeK.Ag 48 48 26'4 Wolohan 6 6 33 Pio. Hi-Bred 32 33 Peavey 23 24 zj 4B HO! io parking plan Saturday apeci for NlU-Western Michiga ngame All student parkin? lots Cortland-DeKalb Yards, Inc. corn $3.12 beans $8.00. DeKalb County Exports: Chicago Board of Trade Dec.

corn $3.52 Nov. soybeans Cash Farmer's Bid corn $3.15 soybeans n. Dow Jones Industrial Average at noon up 7.25. County Burglary An estimated $530 worth of goods was stolen from an Earlville residence yesterday, police reported. The home of Alvin Mu-nyon, Route 1, Bend Road, was burglarized sometime between 8: 15 a.m.

and 1:15 p.m., police said. Taken were numerous pieces of jewelry, watches and some coins. 6:14 p.m. Ambulance call to Northern Illinois University Health Center. David Mortenson transported to Kishwaukee Community Hospital.

6:35 p.m. Ambulance caU to 1420 N. 14th St. No patient. 9:06 p.m.

Ambulance call to 424 N. Sixth St. Joe Arundel III transported to SMH For those who arrive early, the NIU Marching Huskie Show Band will provide entertainment, starting first at 5:30 p.m. at a mass "tailgating" party in the Evans Fieldhouse parking lot. Michael Embreyk director of the Show Band, said a special pre-game show also will be performed at 6:15 at Himkio Northern Illinois University officials again will institute emergency parking procedures for those attending the 6:30 p.m.

Shrine Night football game at Huskie Stadium Saturday. Those attending the NIU-Western Michigan game would be advised to arrive well before game time as grass fields normally used for parking are still too rain-soaked to use for that purpose, noted Michael McDermott. The administrative assistant for intercollegiate athletics at Northern, McDermott said the same procedures used last week for parking for the NIU-Ball State game will apply with only minor revisions. That plan worked quite well because most fans were yery cooperative, he added, Sliolum. surrounding university residence halls will be open for general public parking during the game, McDermott said.

Lot on Stadium Drive will be reserved for buses, campers and over-sized recreational vehicles and Lot north of the fieldhouse will be reserved for Huskie Club members. Lot off Stadium Drive East will be reserved for those taking part in the Shrine Parade in downtown DeKalb, scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Saturday, McDermott said. University officials also are again repeating safety warnings against "body passing" in the stadium, pointing out the risk of injury involved is needless and lacks "class." School menus i Sports Hobbies Trophies Ufa Friday 1:11 a.m. Ambulance call to 412 N.

Fourth St. Merri Beenken transported to KCH -Fire call to Annie Glidden Road, near the railroad tracks. Trash fire extinguished. Sycamore Thursday 7:02 p.m. Ambulance call to 332 Becker Place.

Beverly Gilbert transported to KCH. DeKalb Senior High Monday pizza Joe in bun, or breaded chicken patty in bun, or foot-long hot dog in bun. Tuesday -baked chicken, or sloppy Joe in bun. Wednesday -chili mac, or hamdinger sandwich. Thursday barbecued beef in bun.

Friday -no school. Clinton Rosette and Huntley Monday turkey noodle casserole. Tuesday chili con came, or hamdinger with cheese in bun. Wednesday wiener wink, or tfOtT SHOP DOWNTOWN DEKALB Sycamore schools Monday meatball sandwich. Tuesday baked chiken.

Wednesday bar-b-q with bun. Thursday taco burger. Friday no school. Waterman Monday pizza. Tuesday variety.

Wednesday -pigs-in-blanket. Thursday -turkey sandwich. Friday -nocBoofc wim cneese Dun, or bar b-q chicken in bun. Thurs breaded chicken patty in day turkey ala king on GORDON HARDWARE bun. Thursday -ham! nuitv rice, or cook's choice.

Friday no Shobbona in bun with cheese slice. Friday -no school. school. OTTAWA Monday grilled cheese. Tuesday chicken fried steak.

Wednesday barbe-que. Thursday ham and cheese sandwich. Friday -no school. DeKalb Elementary and St. Mary's Monday hot dog in Coney bun.

Tuesday hot turkey sandwich with gravy. Wednesday tomato soup, grilled cheese NINTH 0 IH '80 V70 OFF On Remaining lawn-Bey Mowers In Stock Heinold Commodities 1013 N. first St. DeKalb, HI. 60115 Chicago Board of Trad Chicago Mercantile Exchange Official USD A market advance Peoria JoUet Cattle Hogs Cattle Hogs For September 22, 1980 25 3080 50 900 Week ago 25 4000 25 1000 Year ago 45 4370 0 1139 USDA livestock slaughter under federal inspection Cattle Hogs Yesterday 124,000 345,000 Week ago 124,000 372,000 Year ago 115,000 328,000 Dressed beef trade yesterday Steer beef choice grade 3 1.07 Heifer beef choice grade 3 1.04 Soybean basis $.43 corn basis $.34 Chicago mercantile live cattle as of 11:30 a.m.

Prior Close Opening High Low Last Oct 68.87 68.70 68.87 68.42 08.67 Dec 70.42 70.30 70.80 70.10 70.50 Feb 72.02 72.10 72.47 71.75 72.25 April 73.92 74.10 74.50 73.67 74.38 Chicago mercantile live hogs as of Prior Close Opening High Low Lent 001 47.35 47.60 48.35 47.55 48JB Dec 50.45 50.55 51.50 50.45 51.20 Feb 54.12 54.12 54.85 54.05 54.55 APril 53.02 52.95 53.90 52.95 53.60 Chicago Board of Trade corn Prior Close Opening High Low Last Dec 3.52 3.53 3.56 3.53 3.55 March 3.53 3.64 3.67 3.64 3.66 May 3.67 3.67' 3.70 3.67'A 3.70 July 3.67 3.68 3.69 3.68 3.69 Chicago Board of Trade soybeans Prior Close Opening High Low Last Sept 8.35'4 8.43 8.52 8.43 8.50 Nov 8.54 8.59 8.69 8.58 8.66 Jan 8.74 8.77 8.894 8.77 8.86 March 8.93 9.00 9.09 8.97 9.06 Chicago Board of trade wheat Prior Close Opening High Low Last Dee 4.94'A 4.96 5.04 4.96 5.02 Gold Dollars per Troy ounce Prior Close Opening High Low Lent Der 692.50 on 701 694.00 Mom Silver measured in dollars per Tray ounce Prior Close Opening High low Last Dec 21.57 21.45 22.30 21.27 22.00 ANNUAL ANTIQUE NZONTA SUIHInmtui SurKfarMW. SJi- See, Scot 28. 1980 Iia to 5s Unique zipperless bag empties easily Fingertip starting with electronic ignition mil If you need a new employee, let the Daily Chronicle classifieds do the job for you. Call 756-4841 today. Ottawa High School Gym lt.MSt.UUMft AM t-ingertip wheel height adjustments Optional accessories include side bag, Mow-N- Mulch, leal shredder and leal bag I II if OFFER EXPIRES OCT.

1st. PFCT A. IDA WT r-y vnnn a FINE LEBANESE FOODS OPEN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20th Choose from our exciting A Mantillating menu APPETIZERS ol-TANNOUR SPECIAL A special treat for the gourmet eater. A combination of some plates. SALAD TABBOUU Our famous Tobbouli.

Lebanese style. FATTOUSH Onion, parsley, tomato, lettuce and toasted bread marinated with our own spices. DESSERTS BAKLAVVA ASMAUYE The pride of the chef. CombinatkJrt plate of entries from dui cuisine ahd broiler. SHAWARMA Sliced cuts of steak, marinated in spices and served hot from our revolving rotisseries, with rice pilaf or Lebanese fries and Hommos.

SHISH-KABAB Cubes of lean meat broiled Al-Tannour way. Served with Hommos and onion pastry spiced bread. KAFTA KABAB Marinated beef, freshly ground by us, and mixed with our spices. Served on rice pilaff or tomato special with bread. CHICKEN Taste our own style broiled chicken.

Bar- The Powerful Edge SWIFT COMPANY Rochelle, Illinois LUNCH DINNER PLATES OUR BARBECUED STYLE "Special of the Day" TRY OUR SANDWICH PLATES OPEN 11 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT September 19, 1980 CATTLE MARKET -Choice Steers 1000-1250 lbs. 67.00-70.25; Good Steers 1000-1250 lbs. 64.0IW7.00; Choice Heifers 900-1050 lbs. 64.00-66.50, Good Heifers 900-1050 lbs.

62.00-64.00. CORDON HARDWARE SUPPLY 512-514 E. Lincoln Hwy. 4Jfe Downtown DeKalb Phone 756-45 1 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MM and Pti. 7:30 a.m.

til p.m.; Set. 7: 30 t.m. Ml 5: 30 p.m Sunday :00i.m. till Noon HOG MARKET Top 48.00; 180-200 lbs. 44.00-45.00; 200-230 lbs.

45.75-48.00; 230-250 lbs. 46.00-46.75; 250-270 lbs. 45.75-46.00. SOW MARKET 350DOWN 36.00-38.00; 350500 lbs. 34.00-38.50.

oecued and served with our sauce. WfNE AND BIER SERVED 146 N. Fourth DtKalb T.I: 756-1353.