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iVo AND FUNERALS mm L. RICH Funeral for Mrs: Jewie L. ieh, 90. formerly of 1680 Baird who died Saturday, was conducted at 10 a.m. today at Hinehllff-Pearson West Chapel by Rev.

Paul Paskewitz, pastor of North Henderson United Methodist Church. Burial was at Mount Vernon Cemetery, North Henderson. Pallbearers were Ross Dunlevy, Max Mathers, Gerald Mathers, Eugene Mathers, Earl Rich and Earl Hayes. MRS. MYRTLE MALTBY Private graveside services for Mrs.

Myrtle Maltby, 88, formerly of 41fr N. Kellogg will be conducted Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Maltby died Monday at Knox County Nursing Home. Me mortals may be made to First United Presbyterian Church, the family said.

MRS. RUBY PEARSON ROSEVILLE Mrs. Ruby Pearson, 70, Roseville, died Monday at 3:15 p.m. at her home. She was born Nov.

22, 1902, at Haute. She married Edward Pearson on Sept. 30, 1947. He died Nov. 9, 1962.

She lived most of her life at ferre Haute, Stronghurst and Whatever the Occasion WILL "SAY IT BEST" ANDERSON florists 128 N. BROAD 3424121 MARTIN FUNERAL HOME KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS Mrs. Grace Butts 1008 E. Main Knoxville Funeral Services: 1:30 P.M. THURSDAY At MARTIN FUNERAL HOME.

Where friends may call Wednesday evening. Interment in the Williamsfield Cemetery. Mrs. E. Julia Norene Porter 224 Lake Galesburg Funeral Services: 2 :30 P.M.

SATURDAY At MARTIN FUNERAL HOME. Where friends may call Friday evening. Interment in the i Cemetery. Memorials to the Galesburg Cottage Hospital may be left at the funeral home. Mrs.

Barbara (Butkovich) Vaglica 211 Michigan Avenue Services 10 AM WEDNESDAY CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH Friends may call at the Foley Mortuary this evening where prayers will be said at 8 o'clock. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Andy (Carrie) Armstrong Knox County Nursing Rome. Formerly 682 W.

Grove St. Funeral Services: 10 A.M. THURSDAY CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH. There will be no visitation. Burial in St.

Josephs Cemetery. Foley MORTUARY 166 N. Broad St. 342-1913 Raritan, and for the past 2ft years at Roseville. She was confirmed In the Stronghurst Lutheran Church and later transferred her membership to Roseville Methodist Church.

She was a member of the Methodist Church's Rachel Circle and CIC Sunday School Class. She also was a member of the Roseville Woman's Club and WSCS Social Club. Surviving are three brothers, Carl L. Johnson and Elmer W. Johnson, both of Stronghurst, and Eldon A.

Johnson, Sciota; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Florence Parkins, Macomb, and Mrs. Evelyn Ruth Bagley, Fisher, and 10 nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Roseville United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Roseville Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be today from p.m. at Corman Memorial Home, Roseville. The family said memorials may be made to Roseville United Methodist Church. Tucson, Afli, and Mfs.

Barbara Ruber, Gtieaburg; a broth, er, Harry Thurman, Abingdon; two sisters, Mrs. J. A. Vance, Arvada, and Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Chllltcothe, 13 grandchildren and seven grandchildren, Funeral will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Martin Funeral Home. Burial will be at Williamsfield Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday evening at the funeral home. MRS. CARRIE Mrs.

Carrie H. Armstrong, 83, of the Knox County Nursing Home, died today at 2:55 a.m. at St. Mary's Hospital. The former Carrie Meyer was born Dec.

6, 1889, at Monroe City, where she married Andrew J. Armstrong on Sept. 2, 1923. He died Nov. 21, 1969.

She was a member of Corpus Christi Church, its Altar and Rosary Society and the American Legion Auxiliary. She is survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church. Burial will be at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. There will be no visitation MRS. CHARLES CARTER ABINGDON Mrs. Charles Carter, 94, Richland, Iowa, formerly of Abingdon, died Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Fairfield, Iowa, Hospital.

She was born Jan. 18, 1879, near Bone Gap. The former Nora Wells married Charles Carter in 1900. He died In 1051 She is survived by a son, Noel of Phoenix, a daughter, Mrs. Homer (Alberta) Dressier, Richland, Iowa, a grandchild and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral will be Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Richland Funeral ARMSTRONG jHome. Burial will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Bone Gap Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Abingdon Christian Church, the family Said.

ter Chapel, Galva. Rev. lev Rapp, paster of Altona United Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Memory Gardens Cemetery, Kewanee. There will be no visitation, LEWIS I.

LACKY Funeral for Lewis Ivan Laeky, 01, of the Hotel Caster who died. Saturday, was conducted at 1:30 p.m. today at ffinWiliff.Pearson-West Chapel by Dr. Joseph Hoffman. Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery at Lewistown.

Pallbearers were Glen Lundeen, E. Gibbs, Art Stephenson, Henry Page, Dell Ashley and Cecil York. Honorary pallbearers were Harry N. Powell and Robert P. Jolinson Sr.

in the obituary published earlier the name of a Dale Lacky of San Diego, was inadvertently omitted from the list of survivors. For Schaoh (SaJgj 111.. 13, 1973 11 Today's Record Is Recommended MRS. E. JULIA PORTER Mrs.

E. Julia Porter, 87, of 224 Lake died Monday at 2:50 p.m. at a Galesburg hospital. The former Julia Norene was MRS. GRACE BUTTS KNOXVILLE Mrs.

Grace Butts, 76, of 1008 E. Main died Monday at 6:12 p.m. at Abingdon Nursing Center. She was born Oct. 28, 1896, at Dahinda.

The former Grace Thurman married Norris Butts on Dec. 24, 1914; at Galesburg. He died June 10, 1968. She was a member of the Gold Star Mothers. Survivors include a son, Vir- of Knoxville; two daughters, Mrs.

J. W. (Marylyn) Jennings, born here June 7, 1885. She married Howard L. Porter Sr.

on Feb. 14,1914. He died in 1956. She was graduated from Galesburg Cottage Hospital ar School of Nursing in 1913. She was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Galesburg Cottage Hospital School of Nursing Alumna DeMolay MRS.

WILLIAM TODD MONMOUTHMrs. William Pansie Ruth Todd, 64, Smithshire died today at 6:48 a at Monmouth Community Memorial Hospital. The former Pansie Ruth Williams was born Nov. 29, 1908, in Lomax. She married William Todd Dec.

12, 1924, in Carthage. She was reared and educated in Lomax and spent her married life in the Kirkwood and Smithshire communities. Surviving are her husband; thiee sons, Martin Todd, Monmouth, Virgil Todd and Oscar Todd, both of Kirkwood; a daughter, Mrs. James Edna Sherman, Smithshire; a sister, Mrs. Lura McCann, Canton; four brothers, Calvin Williams, Canton, Raymond Williams, Little America, Lawrence Williams, Mt.

Olive, and Vernon Williams, Pawnee; 19 grandchil dren and two great-grandchil- CHICAGO (UP!) A state board of education to oversee all levels of education in nois has been recommended by the governor's commission on schools. In a 61-page report released today, the Committee on School Governance of the Governor's Commission on Schools called for a 17 member state board divided into two councils one for elementary and secondary education and another for higher education. The board would take over the authority now shared by the superintendent of public instruction, the Board of Higher Education and the Board and Division of Vocational and Technical Education. Under the 1970 Illinois Con stitution, the General Assembly must create a state board of education by 1975 to replace the office of superintendent of public instruction. "It is clear that a comprehensive state board would better serve the whole educational community, both by articulating the real resource needs and educational priorities of the state and by insuring that these decisions would be made in the first instance by those whose expertise and concern was exclusively educational," the re port said.

The schools commission, appointed by former Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie to study the Johnson-Gill- Schuster Chaie! Galva Williamsfield Mrs. A. May Milroy Altona Services: 1:30 P.M.

THURSDAY At the CHAPEL. There will be no calling hours. Interment Evergreen Memory Gardens. Mothers and the Grandmother's Club. Surviving are a son, Howard L.

Porter Galesburg, two grandsons, and a brother, Robert H. Norene, Galesburg. Funeral will be Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Martin Funeral Home, Knoxville. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitation will be Friday evening at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Galesburg Cottage Hospital, the family said. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hoover Memorial Monmouth. Burial will be in Center Grove Cemetery, Kirkwood.

Friends may call Wednesday afternoon at the chapel until time of service. The family will be at the chapel today from 7-8 p.m. CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME Roseville Avon London Mills Mrs. Ruby Pearson Age 70 Roseville Services: 2 P.M. WEDNESDAY ROSEVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

Visitation this evening 7 to 8:30 P.M. Corman Memorial Home, Roseville. Burial in Roseville Memorial Park Cemetery. FLOYD SARGENT Funeral for Floyd W. Sargent, 81, formerly of 1043 N.

Broad was conducted at 3 p.m. today at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel by Rev. Robert McDonald, pastor of Emmanuel United Methodist Church. Burial was at Maquon Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Eiker, Steven Eiker, Fred Hottinger, Raymond Anderson, Dale Caldwell and Forrest Farquer.

MRS. A. MAY MILROY ALTONA Mrs. A. May Milroy, 86, Altona, died Monday at 8:30 a.m.

at her home. She was born March 5, 1886, in Knox County. She married James A. Milroy, who died in February 1940. She was educated in rural schools and attended Oneida High School.

She was a member of the Altona United Church and Altona Unit, Mothers of World War II. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. David (Luella) Ericson, Quincy; three sons, Ralph of Altona, J. W. of Galva and Clarence of Stuttgart, a sister, Mrs.

Mabel Olson, Galesburg, 11 grandchildren and 12 grandchildren. Funeral will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Johnson-Gill-Schus- Steel Production At 2.88 Million Tons Last Week WASHINGTON (UPI) Domestic steel output rose 0.4 per cent last week to 2.886 million tons, the U.S. Iron Steel Institute reported. DAYTON, Ohio National Cash Register Co.

has introduced a new free standing electronic cash register for grocery and other large store checkout counters. It can be programmed to perform some of the functions of an electronic computer and can be adapted to the sales and reporting patterns of nearly all retail checkout operations. It will sell for $4 ,195 and deliveries will start late next summer. CHICAGO The Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad Co. said Monday it will not pay interest on its per cent income debentures this year because the interest was not earned in 1972.

The Rock Island also said it wi'l make no sinking fund payment this vear toward the retirement of these debentures. -Hinchliff- 1 -ueisrinc 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1070 WEST FhEMONT.STREET PHONE 343-21 01 6ALESBURQ MR. HARRY F. WINTERS Pontoosuc, 111. Services 10 A.M.

Wednesday at St. Patrick's Church. Friends may call this evening at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Rosary will be recited at 8 P.M. Burial at St.

Mary's Cemetery, Alexis, 111. MRS. MYRTLE M. MALTBY Formerly 418 N. Kellogg St.

Private Graveside services Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Memorials may be made to the First United Presbyterian Church. MR. CHARLES J.

MUNSON 287 N. Academy St. Services 1:30 P.M. Wednesday at Hinchliff Pearson West Chapel. Friends may call this evening at the chapel.

Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. MRS. JENNY C. CARLSON 997 E. North St.

Services 3 Wednesday at Hinchliff-Pearson -West Chapel. Friends may call this evening at the chapel. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Trinity Lutheran Church. Shell Oil Facility Burns BENTON, 'ill.

(UPI)-Fire of unknown origin early today extensively damaged a building housing offices and a storage area of the Shell Oil Co. south of here. Benton and West Frankfort fire departments fought the blaze for about three hours in freezing rain, shuttling tank trucks back and forth to town to refill them with water. The Christopher Fire Department was on standby at Benton. A Benton Fire Department spokesman said oil drilling and pumping equipment was stored in a portion of the building.

There were no injuries and no damage estimate was immediately available. question a year ago, said responsibilities of the new state board should include: and duties now shared by existing educational officers and boards. planning and evaluation of statewide educational needs at all levels. of policies directly affecting education and coordination of fiscal management programs. recommending to the General Assembly programs for school finance.

Under the. commissions plan, the board members would be appointed by the governor with the Senate's consent for up to two five-year terms. The board would select a state school officer from its own membership to serve, as board chairman. The report recommended that the board members, who would serve without pay, be appointed from judicial districts. Eight members would come from the Chicago area, four of them from the city itself and two members would be appointed from each of the remaining four judicial districts.

A 17th member would be appointed "at large." Superintendent of Public Instruction Michael J. Bakalis dissented from the majority view of the 13 member commission and proposed that at least some of the new board members be elected. Paul Powell Estate Assets Now Placed at $3.3 Million VIENNA, 111. (UPI) of the Paul Powell estate total $3,356 ,900 according to the most recent annual report filed by the executor in Johnson County Circuit Court Her auto reportedly swerved t. tne roa an( struck the Rochester, Minn.

More than Lovitt residence, 821 $750,000 later was found in his North as she was attempt- Springfield hotel room. He also ling to flee from police officers, had wide holdings in racetrack 1 stock. i Ford Rendleman 1 HENDERSON COUNTY Traffic Accidents Curtis E. Chri3tianson, 31, Alexis, was cited for failing to yield the right of way after his car struck one operated by Charles E. Dykeman, 85, Abingdon, Monday about 7:30 a.m.

at the U.S. 34-Linwood Road Intersection. Light damage resulted to a car owned by Rose M. Hillman, 154 Lincoln when it was hit by the back wheels of a wrecker driven by Stuart P. Peterson 30, of near Galesburg.

The mishap occurred at 8:52 a.m. while the Hillman vehicle was parked in front of her home, No tickets were issued. The 700 block of North Seminary Street was the scene of a collision Monday at 9:38 a.m. When a car driven by Mary N. Wilson, 73, 661 Willard backed into one owned by Jerrey L.

Cato, 24, 319 E. Fifth St. There were no charges. Helen J. Suydam, 66, 778 Peck was charged with illegal backing after her car hit one driven by Eric W.

Johnson, 68, 440 E. Fremont Monday at 11:42 a.m. in the 100 block of North Broad Street. No tickets were issued after a minor collision in the municipal parking lot ort North Kellogg Street involving cars operated by Sheri L. Schoonover, 17,.

Abingdon, and Kenneth R. Nelson, 34, Woodhull. The mishap occurred at 2:39 p.m. An. auto driven by Karen K.

West, 20, Chicago, struck one driven by Thomas R. Hickerson, 37, Monmouth. Monday at 9:34 p.m. at the corner of Henderson and North streets. No tickets were issued.

Fred Westfall, 21, Mobile City where property damage, oc-trailer Court, and E. Laurane and fleeing to elude 39, 452 E. Third lice officers. 'iwere both treated and released at St. Mary's Hospital after they were hurt today about 6:45 Arrests I Galesburg police arrested Jeff A.

Van Stechelman, 17, Kewanee, and Van Stechelman's two 16-year-old companions for theft under $150 after an alleged shoplifting incident Monday about 11:30 a.m. Police said Van Stechelman did not take anything, but was aware of the theft by one of the other youths. The incident occurred at Arlan's Department Store, 1280 N. Hen-, derson St. Names of the two 16-year-olds were withheld because of their ages.

Joyce D. Lightsey, 17, 1583 McKnight and Michelle Williams, 17, 553 W. Tompkins Were charged Monday with theft under $150 stemming from an incident Feb. 9 at Galesburg Senior High School when several students' coats were taken. Two 16-year-old girls were also charged, according to police who withheld their.names because of their ages.

Phil Miller, 70, of near Galesburg, and Sherry Lynn McGarry, 18, 1151 E. Main were charged with disorderly from separate incidents. Miller was picked up on the Public Square Monday shortly after 6:15 p.m., and the McGarry girl was taken into custody today at 5:45 a.m. near the corner of Simmons and Prairie streets. MONMOUTH Mrs.

Betty Lou Sage, 41, 716 Harlem was charged Monday at 5:55 p.m. with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident said two. a.m when their cars collided about two miles west of U.S. 150 on. Knox County Highway 10.

Sheriff's deputies said the Worden vehicle slid into the The amount compares with suits of eight filed against thei Sheriff Da I AAA Ann xl orrncton $3,000,986 for the previous an nual reporting period. The report was filed for John S. Rendleman, executor of the estate and president of Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, by his father, Ford Rendleman, Anna, an attorney for the estate. The report showed $155,000 was deposited with the Johnson County treasurer as ar a payment of inheritance taxes' and another $220,000 with the Internal Revenue Service for estate taxes. Powell, former Illinois secretary of state, died Oct.

10, 1970, estate have been disposed off One in Peoria County was dismissed, he said, while another by the Michelin Tire which he said originally had sought $24,000, was settled for $14,950. A hearing is still pending on an amended suit by the state against the estate. "The attorney general is trying to get the whole thing," said Ford Ren- "With all these suits, I have no idea of how long it will take to settle the estate," he said. "We would like to settle it as soon as possible." Disbursements during the son arrested Monmouth youth for burglary Saturday after alleged breakins at two Biggsville businesses earlier. Charged was Jack Sage after Thompson stopped the car.

the youth was driving less than five hours after the burglaries were reported. Sage is accused of entering Alexander Lumber where about $5 was taken and Gibbs Service Station, where owners report the theft of six tires. 'Pete" Thomp- at1 Westfall's. There were an 18-year-old no tlckets lssued Fire Calls Galesburg firefighters were called to 2120 E. North Monday at 10:14 a.m.' where a pipe on a coal stove was smoking.

There was no fire loss. Firemen investigated a reported gas leak at 426 N. Academy St. Monday at 11:33 a.m. There was no fire.

A pan on a stove caught fire bringing firefighters to 160 S. Farnham Monday at 12:05 Three men have been was light, in circuit court here with theft under $150 after the trio report- Oquawka Church Dad-Son Dinner Set lor Feb. 21 OQUAWKA Oquawka United Methodist Church's father- son banquet will be held at the church Feb. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Dayton Devore returned home Feb. 8 from St. Louis, where he attended an outboard motor school. Mr.

and Mrs. Dorothy Lankey and Mrs. Sophia Gibson visited Feb. 11 with Mrs. Lankey's sister, Mrs.

Mary LaFrenz, Fort Madison, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barenthin, Princeton, visited here 8 with Mrs. Veva Remick.

Birthdays of Donald Johnson, Leonard Anderson and David Tee were celebrated at a family dinner Feb. 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson. year covered in the last report edly took an American flag include $20,000 to John Rendle-'from the Raritan Village man for partial payment of, pole about Vh years ago.

The lexecutor's fees, $15,000 to Ford Rendleman for partial payment 'of attorney fees and $284 a month to Truman Dick as caretaker of the Powell home here. Marriage Licenses KNOX COUNTY Dorothy L. Reinschmidt, 26, Peoria, and three were identified as Dennis Warrington, 22, Stronghurst; James Willis, 26, Roseville, and Randy Saul, 21, Avon. Two of the men have been arrested, and the third is reportedly out of the slate. Circuit Court On the basis of information Daniel K.

Kaiser, 24, Clarendon by Knox County State's Divorces Granted TOULON Esther Webster has been granted a divorce from Wallace Webster in Stark County Circuit Court on grounds of mental cruelty. They were married 12, 1955, at West Jersey. Custody of four minor children was given to the mother, and $50 a week child support was ordered by the court. A "property settlement was aho made. Hills.

Mrs. Edith M. (Morgan) Hughes, 60, Galva, and Robert A. Moore, 57, 810 Pine St. Virginia Ann Olson, 47, 558 N.

Broad and William Byrd Steagall 45, 681 W. Sanborn St. STARK COUNTY Dallas Dean Creason, Laura, and Beverly Ann Herridge, Wyoming. Atty. Donald C.

Woolsey, the Birth Record Eoni at Cottage Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pearse II, Monmouth, a boy Monday at 2:15 p.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Earle W. Ryan II, 1065 Hawkinson a boy Monday at 3:13 p.m. Vandalism MONMOUTH Mrs. Dorothy Struble of near Monmouth reported to police Monday at 8:15 that vandals threw an object through the glass in a rear door of her car while she was driving in the 900 block of West Broadway.

Damage was listed at $20. Gary Hornbecker, 902 W. Broadway, reported to police Monday at 7:05 p.m. that van 'Wonder Drug' Lecture at Knox Dr. C.

W. Frank, associate professor of chemistry at the University of Iowa, will lecture on "Tetracycline-Wonder Drug," Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. in Room A106 of the Knox College Science-Mathematics Center. Tetracyclines have been used as broad spectrum antibiotics for about 20 years. Frank's primary areas of research interest are atomic absorption and flame emission spectros-copy-trace element analysis high temperature molecular spectroscopy.

Traffic Court Traffic violations resulted in fines for 12 persons Saturday in Traffic Division of Knox County Circuit Court. Fined for speeding were Gerald L. Simpson, 37, Abingdon, $12; Henry W. Litchfield, 28, Peoria, $15; Dale E. Pruett, 41, Abingdon, $16; Harold L.

Brants 25, Hooppole, $10, and Robert C. Courtright, 40, Oneida, $10. Shirley M. Malm, 44, 866 W. North and Sandra J.

Stewart, 26, of near Galesburg, each Galesburg Register-Mail incorrectly reported Friday that, a 37-year-old Galesburg man had pleaded guilty to reckless homicide. Following a court hearing the irevious dav for Orie E. 247 Lombard Woolsey toldi Born at Mary's Hospital to: a reporter that Crevvz had 1 Mr an Mrs. William Burk- pleaded guilty, that his proba- dt 50 Maple Court, a gij tion request was denied and Monday at 9:22 a.m. that he was sentenced to the;" state penitentiary for 1-3 years, i A subsequent check of court! records revealed that Crewz had pleaded not guilty and was con-! vict of the chareo in a hench trial before Chief Circuit Judge Daniel .1.

Roberts. The court's rejection of Crewz' probation request and his sentencing as reported wore correct. Crewz was charged with reckless homicide after a July 4, 1971, traffic crash which took the lives of two passengers in another auto. Crewz' car reportedly crossed the center line! on U.S. 150 north of Galesburg DON'T FORGET The Red Cross Blood Center paid $10 for failing to yield the and collided head-on with an right of way.

-auto operated by Alanson Clark, Others fined $10 Saturday were Edward L. McCormick, 37, 448 S. Soanetaha failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident; Otis D. Martin, 33, East Galesburg, driving too fast for conditions; Donald McGinnis, Moline. Fatalities were Dottie Pettitt, 15, and Janet Adams, 17, who died from her injuries about two weeks later.

Woolsey's comment came during a press release critical of I Crewz' right to appeal. On the waterways outside of 53 363 herry SU ta toA Buenos Aires live the re rt an unattended who tend the islands' farms, 1CC dais had broken the glass in a. says Argentine Airlines. 155 Av and Michael Perry Eades, 17, years ago. archaeologists say London Mills, failing to dim The first "Oklahomans'' may vehicle; Danny W.

Reynolds, 35, 1 have lived in the state's present lane violation, I boundaries more than 10,000 storm window at his home with shots from a B-B gun. The loss was reported as $15. TH Please Donate WEDS. and HEIP OTHERS! READ THE WANT ADS! i headlights when required. READ THE WANT ADS!.