Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 25

Moderate Trading On Market NEW YORK (AP) The stock market flirted with a new 1989 low in moderate trading late this afternoon. But after dipping below the closing low in early afternoon, it mounted a comeback in late trading. At 2 p.m. the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 2.71 at 803.52 after having been down 5.48 at 1 p.m. The average reached its low of the year at 801.96 on July 29.

Even so, prices were down on a broad front, with declines of individual issues outnumbering advances by a margin of more than 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said investors were sitting on the edge of their seats in anxiety over whether the Dow industrials would drop through the psychologically potent 800-level. Only three of the Big Board's 20 most-active issues were able to post gains. Brokers said the Dow industrials' precarious position and persisting uncertainty over economic and political problems were combining to keep investors away from the trading arena. While the trading pace was subdued, a considerable number of big blocks changed hands, in- eluding 179,000 shares of Gillette, 98,400 shares of Texaco, 50,700 shares of City Investing preferred and 60,000 shares of American Telephone.

Texaco, topping the Big Produce CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butter wholesale buying prices: 93 score AA 92 A 90 Eggs wholesale buying prices: grade A whites 45; mediums 41; standards 42. CHICAGO (USDA) Potatoes arrivals 38; on track 98; total U.S. shipments 203; carlot track sales: Idaho russet burbanks 4.25-4.50; Red River Valley round reds 3.00. Grain Board's most-active list, slipped to 30 3 Memorex, riding against the tide, advanced to Monsanto declined 1 to Sears Roebuck dropped IVs to and U.S. Gypsum fell to 66V 8 On the American Stock Exchange, Technocolor advanced 1 to 21, Telex declined to U.S.

Natural Resources rose to and Systems Engineering was off to 12:45 p.m. Quotes Stock 12:45 P.M. Price COURTESY OF EDWARD D. JONES CO. 608 STATE BANK BLDO.

CHICAGO (AP) The government reported that its previous cotton production estimate was higher than conditions now appear and this had bullish effect on commodity futures on the Chicago Board of Trade today. The U.S. Department of Agriculture lower estimate could mean less cottonseed oil to compete in the market places of the world with soybean oil and corn oil. Thus the prices of soybean futures, soybean oil and corn advanced on this exchange after a rather weak opening. Later in the session, there was some profit taking in the three pits, but at the close prices again edged to around highs for the session.

At the close, wheat prices were mixed, December 1.35%; corn was mostly higher, December 1.17%; oats were fractionally lower, December cents; rye also was a small fraction lower, December 1.13%, and soybeans were up to higher, November 2.39%. Want-Ads four Supermarket of Good Buys To Place Your Ad Dial 232-1176 DIRECT LINE tO CLASSIFIED Did You That you can place a Want-Ad To buy, sell or trade any item for as as 50c per day The above cash rate Is for 3 lines for 7 days, (Individuals sell- Inp, items for nonprofit). Commercial rates given upon request. Adjustment made for first wrong insertion only. For best results describe fullv what is for sale.

Run your ad long straycd 10 LOST- Female tiger cat. vie. of Pleas- Automobiles For Sale THIS MINIATURE MALL is being eyed by toddler Eugene Dimino for a good not wood or cardboard but a 300 pound-plus cake. The cake will be served Saturday in observance of the Lincoln Mall's 4th Anniversary. Baked by Fullerton Pastry Shop, its ingredients include 110 pounds of sugar, 60 pounds of shortening, 50 pounds of cake flour, 50 pounds of milk, 8 ounces of vanilla flavoring and 35 pounds of eggs.

Eugene, who seems eager to give it the taste test, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dimino of Photo. Am. Motors Am.

Tel. Tel. Chrysler Corp. Colt Ind. Inc.

Com. Edi. Com. Edi. Pfd.

Crum Forster Ford Motor Co. Gen. Elec. Gen. Fds.

Corp. Gen. Motors Gould Nat'l Bat Honeywell Inc. IBM Int. Harv.

Holiday Inns Nor. St. W. RCA Sears St. Oil of N.J.

Sundstrand Texaco Inc. U.S. Steel West. El. Corp.

Woolworth CHICAGO (AP) Prev. High Low Close close WHEAT Dec 1.35% 1.35Va 1.35% 1.35% Mar 1.39V4 1.38V 2 1.39% 1.38% May 1.39% 1.39V4 1.39% 1.39% Jul 1.34% 1.34% 1.34% 1.34% Sep 1.37'/4 1.36% 1.37V4 1.37 CORN Dec 1.18 1.17% 1.17% 1.17% Mar 1.23% 1.22% 1.23% 1.23% May 1.26% 1.26% 1.26% Jful 1.29% 1.28% 1.29% 1.29V4 Sep 1.26% 1.26% 1.26% 1.26% 10 50Vs Bid 37 135 26 42 OATS Dec Mar May Jul Sep .68 .68 .69 .68 .69 .64 .70 4 Livestock CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs butchers weak to 50 lower; 1-2 205-220 Ib butchers 26.25-26.75; 1-3 200-250 Ibs 25.7526.25; 2-3 210-250 Ibs 25.25-25.75; sows 1-3 350-400 Ibs 23.50-24.00; 2-3 500-600 Ibs 22.00-22.75. Cattle calves none; steers weak to 25 lower; prime Ib slaughter steers yield grade 3 and 4 31.25-32.00; high choice and Ibs 30.25-31.25; choice Ibs yield grade 2 to 4 28.5030.25; good 26.50-27.75; high choice and prime Ib slaughter heifers yield-grade 3 and 4 28.00-28.25; choice Ibs yield grade 2 to 4 27.2528.00; good 24.75-26.25; utility and commercial cows 10.5021.00; utility and commercial bulls 23.50-25.50. Sheep 100; wooled slaughter lambs steady; lot prime 100 Ibs 29.50; choice and prime 100 Ibs 29.00. CHICAGO (APT- (USDA) Official estimated livestock receipts for Thursday are 300 cattle, 2,500 hogs and no estimate of sheep.

CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Wednesday: Prev. Close Close LIVE BEEF CATTLE RYE Dec 1.13% 1.13V4 1.13% 1.14 Mar 1.18 1.17% 1.17% 1.18 May 1.20% 1.20V 4 1.20% 1.21 Jul 1.20% 1.20V4 1.2m 1.20% SOYBEANS Nov 2.39% 2.38% 2.39% 2.39V 4 Jan 2.45% 2.44% 2.45% 2.44% Mar 2.51 2.49% 2.50% 2.50% May 2.54% 2.53V4 2.54% 2.53% Jul 2.56% 2.55 2.56>/ 4 2.55% Aug 2.53% 2.52V4 2.53V4 2.52% Sep 2.44 2.43y 8 2.43% 2.43% Cash Grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.34%n; No 2 soft red 1.34%n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.20V4n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.35V4n. Soybean oil 10.50n.

Today In History By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Wednesday, Oct. 1, the 281st day 1969. There are 84 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1871, the great fire of Chicago broke after a cow kicked over a lantern in Mrs. O'Leary's barn.

Seven hundred people lost their lives and nearly 100,000 were left homeless. On this date: In 1776, the Spanish mission at San Francisco was founded. In 1820, King Henri Chrlstophe of Haiti killed himself with a silver bullet when attacked by rebels. Daily Record It Is principle of American justice that an Individual li always presumed Innocent until proved guilty and a report that anyone Is charged with an offense cannot be construed at proof that he committed the offense. We rely upon official public records for the Information published In this column.

Bankruptcies Six bankruptcy petitions were filed today and Tuesday in Federal Court. Jerry J. and Pamela S. Borgwardt, filed separate petitions today each alleging liabilities of $4,036.41 and assets ot He Is a store clerk at Amerock Corp. and she Is a billing clerk at Bill Hembrough Bufck.

Gerald L. and Barbara J. Jacobson, Rockford, filed separate petitions each alleging liabilities of $4,590.47 and assets of $200. He Is a carpenter employed by Al Zullo and she Is a waitress at Erwln's Restaurant. James L.

Clark Rockford, Tuesday alleged liabilities of $4,150.33 and assets of $250. He Is a mechanic em- yed by Jerry Johnson, Rockford. lorence L. Smothers, Rockford, alleged liabilities of $8,328.78 and assets of $50. She Is a shirt presser for All Rental Garment Co.

Arrests Thomas A. Steele, 25, of Warren was arrested fo'r driving while intoxicated and failure to give information after an accident. James L. Quintero, 22, of 601 S. Kenwood Ave.

was charged with reckless driving and driving after revocation of license. Galen Reed, 45, of W. Galena Ave. was arrested Tuesday on an assault warrant. Reed was involved in a fight Saturday at the John Karstedt home, 714 E.

Empire St. Reed posted $25 bond. Thefts Robert Truckenmiller reported a $50 tape recorder was stolen from his store at 702 S. Locust Ave. this morning by a youth who posed as a customer.

Truckenmiller was busy uncrat- ing merchandise when the theft occurred. Accidents Cars driven by Michal J. Woodruff, 206 W. Ringold and Shirley J. Watson, 1760 S.

Chicago collided this morning at S. Walnut Ave. and W. Main St. Warren Vandals Placed Under Commission Chest Drive To Receive Reports Today Community Chest campaign workers in the large Classified Division are scheduled to make their first report today from 4 to 7 p.m.

at the YWCA. The campaign to reach the goal of $209,816, 6 per cent more than last year's goal, began last Thursday evening. Workers of the Advance Gifts Section under John E. Knobel, who began work earlier, will also make a further report. Harley DeLander, Classified chairman, reports that the organization numbers approximately 550 volunteers.

At each place of business and each industrial plant, Chest coordinators will conduct the canvass of imployed persons where they work. Members of the Metropolitar Section, who conduct the residential campaign to reach persons not employed, were asked to bring in their first reports at a special session between 10 and 11 today. The section is headed fiy Mrs. Philip Zrimsek and Mrs. Don McLean.

Auditors will be keeping a running total of tne reports and tabulating the results. This year the major part of the auditing will begin at 4 p.m. and continue until completed. Richard L. Kleckler of the State Bank of Freeport heads nearly 20 em- ployes from the local banks.

The drive seeks financial support for the following Chest services: Amity clinics, Day Care Center and Visiting Nurse Service; Big Brothers; Boy Scouts; Martin Luther King Jr. Center; the SPOT, Girl Scouts; Salvation Army; Red Cross; Association for the Handicapped; USD; Arthritis Foundation; Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society; YMCA and YWCA. Saul Singer Agrees To Pay Monthly Cards ot Thanks 2 want to thank all who remembered me with cards, gifts, flowers and visits while confined at the hospital; also the nurses and nurses aides. ANNA BURNS 450 Attend Land Bank Meeting The annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Freeport drew 450 persons to the Masonic Temple at noon Tuesday. Guest speaker for the event was S.

R. Majors, manager of the Deere Company's visitors' services. A fried chicken dinner at noon was followed by entertainment by the Pied Pipers, a barbershop harmony group from Lena, reports from H. L. Jepson, association manager, and remarks by Homer Curtiss, chairman of the Farm Credit bank of St.

Louis. Harold 0. Baker of Cherry Valley and Edward Ackerman of Freeport were re-elected to the board of directors. OKWidening U.S. 20 Bridge Low bids for two area projects are among those announced Tuesday by the Illinois Division of Highways.

One is $39,135 to Belvidere Construction Belvidere, for bridge widening on U.S. 20 over Yellow Creek near the Stephenson-Jo Daviess county line. The second bid is $306,343 to S. K. Oliver Co.

Hammond, to remove existing obsolete guardrail and posts and to install steel plate beam guardrail on various routes in Jo Daviess, Stephensdn, Whiteside, Carroll, Lee, Ogle and Winnebago counties. wish to thank my relatives, friends and neighbors for the cards, gifts, flowers and visits received during my stay in the hospital; also the nurses and nurses aides for their kind care. A special thanks for the ministers comforting words and prayers. May God bless each one of you. DOLORES CARUTHERS Automobiles For Sale II '61 Tempest 4-door, auto.

"Our 33rd year of fair dealings" 110 Street, Beltline BuvST UTMOST CONFIDENCE That's what we mean when we talk about ZIMMERMAN OK Used Cars. You can buy with the same Confidence you would have in buying a new car. 1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door sedan. V-8, automatic, power steering and radio. $2095 1965 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door sedan.

V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, air. $1495 GET MORE FOR YOUR TRADE-IN CLASSIC 770 11 Freeport (III.) Journal-Standard Oct. 8, 1969 PO- A '85 Rambler V-8, automatic, radio, power steering and brakes, 2 tone turquoise, A nice running economy car with the size to make it cany to handle, PRICED TO SELL! RICH ZIMMERMAN OLDS-CADILLAC 207 So. Galena OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Automobllei Fof 11 2-door hardtop. Vinyl top and interior.

9,000 actual J633. IftfiB 4-door, with only 27,000 Automatic, V-8. four new tires. Like new inside and out. 2320494 or 1014 S.

FOR Bulck Special 4-door. V-8; also '65 Pontiac Tempest 2-door. 6 cyl. Good condition. Melvln Hagemann, phone 362-2525.

AT Monuments Cemetery Lots 6 ENGEL'S MONUMENT WORKS Cor. Demeter Drive W. Empire PHONE 232-9119 Flacritemeier Monument Works Established 1874 807 S. Adams Aye. 232-2312 lots in Chapel Hill Cemetery.

Phone 232-8755 after 4:30 p.m. I CHEVROLET USED CAR CORNER rs HIMSELF "LEADERS IN FINE CARS" "LEADERS IN SERVICE" "LEADERS IN FINANCING" Richard Ihm Motor Sales ON THE BELTLINE 6 Passenger Station Wagon With 31,000 actual miles, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. A local, one owner, new car trade. KEN HAROLD BUICK- PONTIAC LUXURY '66 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4-DOOR SEDAN Tired of supporting the gas stations, well then come in and check out this '66 Ambassador equipped with the economical 6 cylinder engine and automatic transmission. It is a one owner, very clean car.

Stop In today for your test drive. DONAHUE MOTORS RAMBLER DODGE MAIN AT ADAMS, 232-7612 ADAMS AT SPRING Freeport, 111. 232-5189 Personals American Heritage Showcase See In Lincoln Mall Lot HAPPY FAMILY SHOP Lincoln Mall, 9 to 9, 5 days Buy Burgess Batteries Long Lasting Dependable CLEAN-E-ZE Chemical Cloth Cleans, Polishes and Waxes C. H. Little 24 E.

Steph. CONFIDENTIAL Investigations. Civil, Criminal, Domestic. Mohawk Detective Agency. For appointment call Polo 946-3215.

CAR FINANCING Is as simple as asking your dealer to arrange financing through State Bank of Freeport. The one-stop way to own a new car. make great Christmas cards. Phone Fitch Studio for an appointment. FOR every big game, get your wife or sweetheart a mum from Davis Floral.

CHOICE OF TWO '64 PONTIAC CATALINA four-doors. Both with automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio; both very clean, one owner, new car trades. Priced. Only $895 KEN HAROLD BUICK PONTIAC A local, low-mileage '65 Cadillac Calais sedan in Sahara beige, saddle interior, factory air conditioning, tilt 'n' telescope steering wheel, 6 way seat, plus many other power features. This car is in exceptional condition and low in price.

RICH ZIMMERMAN OLDS-CADILLAC 207 So. Galena OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 '67 stick, stereo tape player, sharp! '66 Chevy II station wagon. Both cars in' very good condition. 232-5867 after 6 p.m. SMITH'S MOTOR SALES FORD SALES SERVICE Forreston, Illinois 938-2131 Open Wed.

and Friday till 10 p.m. John Manus, Freeport, 232-5434 '68 MERCURY Montego MX "390" 4-speed with Hooker headers, crane cam, new mags, gasket bars. 12,000 miles. 2332966 before 2 p.m. 232-1585 After 4 P.M.

Auto Trucks Trailers for Sale 12 CALL US FOR Truck Hoist Truck Bodies Van Bodies Utility Bodies Bumpers Toppers Pickup Racks Snow Plows Steel Fabricating Lift Gates Crane Service WARREN Two of three In 1903, the United States and China signed a commercial treaty. In 1934, Bruno Richard Hauptmann was indicted for murder in the kidnaping and death of the infant son of Charles A. Lindbergh. In 1918, World War I hero Sgt. Alvin C.

York killed 20 German soldiers in the Argonne Forest in France. Ten years U.S. House subcommittee was holding hearings on charges that some major television quiz shows had been rigged. Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct LIVE HOGS Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun a-asked. 28.52 28.65 29.35 29.30 29.37 29.25 28.40 28.45 29.15 29.15 29.20 29.15 29.10 829.02 26.50 26.60 25.30 a24.00 26.35 26.45 24.97 23.75 24.80 824.85 11 Become U.S.

Citizens Eleven persons were sworn in as U.S. citizens Tuesday in Federal Court. They are: John and Elizabeth Mary Fye, 602 W. Elk Mrs. Margarita Rodriguez, Luis Tungui Huitron and Mrs.

Dorothy Mary Ellen Miller, all of Sterling; Mrs. Brenda Phyllis Angetsinger, Rochelle; Victor Carl Gobrecht, Hanover; Lester William and Gertrud Frey, Polo; Mrs. Monika Anita Kanzler, Dixon; and Mrs. Hnnnelore Ebert, Franklin Grove. boys involved in acts of vandalism here were placed under the authority of the Illinois Youth Commission Tuesday.

Associate Circuit Judge L. Melvin Gundry reserved judgment for 30 days on a third youth, a 10-year-old, who was released to the custody of his parents. The 10-year-old and the 14- year-old committed vandalism last week to three school build- Ings and a school bus here with total damages estimated at $1,600, according to Warren Police Chief George McCrea. It was reported that the two boys used hammers to smash windows to get into the school buildings and then they broke all the clocks they could reach and overturned desks. They also damaged the superintendent's The 14-year-old and the 15- year-old reportedly threw rocks at 1970 autos parked in a dealer's lot there and metal en several cars was dented.

An estimate of the damage was not immediately available. The oldest boy is a brother to the 10-year- old. Child Support SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Although denying he was the father, soul singer James Brown has agreed to pay $500 monthly child support for 20 years to the son of the former president of his San Francisco fan club. The settlement of the suit was announced Tuesday.

The singer was accused by Mary Brown, 20, no relation, of fathering the boy in a San Franicsco area motel. The child, Michael Deon The two older boys were to be taken first to a diagnostic clinic in Joliet, according to Illinois Youth Commission officials. FOR PICKUP BY GOODWILL INDUSTRIES PHONE 232-1390 OR AREA REPRESENTATIVE Brown, is one year old. Brown also agreed to pay Miss Brown's lawyers $32,700. A steamboat made In 1787 by John Fitch moved along at about 3 m.p.h.

on the Delaware River In Pennsylvania. Construction on the Lincoln Memorial in Wushinfilon, D.C., was begun In 1914; the memorial was dedicated in 1922. Elizabeth Couple Marks 50 Years ELIZABETH Mr. and Mrs. August F.

Wand of Elizabeth will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary this, month with their children on the West coast. The couple will leave Thursday to visit their three children who live in California and Oregon. The former Elsie M. Rodden and August Wand, both of Elizabeth, were married Oct. 30,1919, in Galena by the Rev.

J. R. G1 a e. The couple had farmed in the Elizabeth area until 1961 when they retired. They have two daughters, Mrs.

Duane (Betty) Pilcher of Red Bluff, and Mrs. Wayman (Norma) Pilcher of Rogue River, and a son, Coleman of Los Angeles, Calif. They also have a grandson. Halloween Pumpkins 30c-60c CLARK SUPER 100 220 N. Galena 233-9382 HALLOWEEN TRACTS AVAILABLE AT CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CEITER Halloween Party Goods SPENCERS 28 W.

Stephenson 232-8713 HAROLD SAGER TOURS Oct. 18, 1 day color tour, $10 ICE FOLLIES SPECIAL Nov. 1 2, $10 fare and ticket. 232-9006 OR 233-1177 NEW X-ll REDUCING PLAN 42 TABLETS, $3 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE GARRITY DRUG STORE NEXT Michel's Shoe Zipper repair. Phone 233-1219.

Closed Saturday at noon. OPEN Oct. 11, 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Pat's Ceramics, VA miles south of Orange- vifle. Christmas cards now and save WAGNER'S Office Supplies 12-14 W. Main Drive A Little, Save A Lot! ASCHER AliTO PARTS Open Mon. Thru Sat.

8 To 6 P.M. Sunday 10 to 4 p.m. Rt. 20, 15 miles east Corner S. Galena Jackson 1961 6 cylinder, standard clean.

Good economical transportation. 449-2426 907-7th Avenue Monroe, Wis. Phone (608) 325-3529 CLASS AC SAFETY LANt OCTOBER TEST DUE NOW Authorized Detroit Diesel Dealer Diesel Service On All Trucks Kurtz GMC Trucks 1962 PORSCHE CABRIOLET 232-3917 DAYS FOR Chevrolet with '68, "396" 375 h.p., close ratio Muncie 4-speed, Chevelle interior, bucket seats, 4:11 posi, Hurst headers, tach, and much more. Call 232-7805. Air station wagon.

'56 International ton pickup truck. Can be seen at Stamlers Garage on River Road, or call 232-5594 after 5:30 p.m. Highway 20 East 233-3184 FOR GTO convertible, white with turquoise interior. Phone 232-6742. FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.

1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air wa- on, V-8, automatic, power. 1595 1966 BUICK LeSabre hardtop, air con- Business Briefs PHOTOGRAPHS 4 different poses, all for 25c. Main Floor. W. T.

Grant Co. ROOM BOARD mentally retarded adults, age 18 and older, in Freeport. No weekends. For further details contact Mrs. Nancy Smith, 2327218 or 232-7539 or write Association For The Handicapped, P.O.

Box 661, Freeport. Illinois. STUMPS See us first. Free estimates. Harold Wirtles.

232-4838 or 232-5457. WE SELL MONEY ORDERS EMMERT DRUG, who paid for fishing license Oct. 4th please contact "Babe" Schubert, Ferry Landing Road, Route 2, Galena, 111. 61036. Phone automatic, power, ditioning.

$1795 1966 CHEVROLET Impala sport sedan, V-8, automatic, power. $1595 AT THE POINT SO. GALENA AT BROADWAY '63 Oldsmobile 2-DOOR HARDTOP V-8, AUTOMATIC FULL POWER Also Many Older Cars PEARL CITY GARAGE Pearl City 443-2663 1961 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Call 232-9442 '64 LeSabre convertible. Light blue with white top. Clean and in good condition.

Can be seen at Schneiders Oil Shannon, 111. 864-2670. OK USED CARS CONFER CHEVROLET SALES PHONEJ6JM544 Slick shift LENA, ILL. Chevrolet, 8 cylinder, good best offer. 232-2979.

1959 OLDS GOOD CONDITION. $100. CALL SHANNON 864-2408. radio, runs good, needs muffler. Inq.

W. Elk after 6. Falcon, 289 4-speed. Many extras, $700 or best offer. Pearl City 443-2564.

4-door sedan. One owner, 24,000 actual miles. We Finance. Call 233-9353 FAIR'S USED CARS LEE ERBE TRUCKS International" FRUEHAUF DEALER October Test Due Now Safety Test Lane Open Open Mon. Fri.

eves, 'til 9 p.m. East on Highway 75 232-5177 Cadets and Lawn Tractors '65 GTO Tri-power, 4-speed, $1100 or best offer. 233-1221. 1966 BI a Chevrolet, V-8, stick, 4-door. 17,500 miles.

232-3580. Ron Dornink, owner of Dornink Flying Service near Dakota, recently attended a Cessna dealers -zone meeting at Michigan City, where the new 1970 models were introduced. 4 Charged With Theft After Vehicle Search Freeport police arrested four persons Monday afternoon after they stopped a car allegedly containing stolen merchandise. Jerry W. Coggins, 26, his wife Sharon, 27, Don D.

Davis, 40, and Mary Ann Pacek, 27, were all charged with theft. The Coggins and Mrs, Pacek live in Rockford. Davis is from Limestone, Tenn. Coggins allegedly took two dresses from the Sears store here after using dodge of trying to "return" the dresses for money, police said. The store manager took down license number of the Coggins car and notified police.

The car was stopped on South Street. Police found new articles of women's, men's, and children's clothing in the car, plus film, cigarettes, drapes and a purse. The four declined to give any information on the merchandise, according to Police Chief Richard Cowan. Various Freeport stores were notified and at least one identified two dresses as stolen items. Davis and Mrs.

Pacek were arraigned Tuesday in Magistrate's Court and requested time for counsel. The cases were continued until Oct. 17 Coggins posted ariece. '70 LICENSE APPLICATIONS Now available. Always open.

SIEFERMAN'S LICENSE AGCY. FREE PARKING Hwy. 20. Opp. St.

Vincent's r.omloe Events A STYLE SHOW TO 1 P.M. Compliments of Road's AT THE HOLIDAY INN BASEMENT" SALE through Friday, 1 to 5 p.m., 9 to on Sat. Route 1 near Fair- Aground. Follow the GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, 9 TO 5 848 MONROE DRIVE GARAGE and 9 to 5 at 525 W. American.

Entire line of baby equipment; TV- stereo; children's and adult's clothing. HOUSEHOLD S. Walnut, Oct. 11, 9 to 5. Ladies- dresses, sizes and PORCH SALE Thursday Friday, 9 To 5 728 Empire 60 PONTIAC 2-DOOR IN MINT CONDITION CALLJ32-8323 3-speed on the floor, Hurst 4-shift.

Best offer. Pecatonica 239-1455 after 5, '66 CHEVROLET Impala sport coupe with V-8 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Local one owner, new car trade, mechanically A-1-SHARP! KEN HAROLD BUICK-PONTIAC '66 MERCURY PARKLANE FOR SALE. LOADED LENA 369-5503 Metal Specialties Class Safety Lane Open Safety Tests Due Again! Stickers Here Metal Specialties Corner of Adams and Washington DIAL 232-6126 PICKUP SHELL TOP Fits V) or top truck. 232-9095 after 4:30 p.m.

Safety Lane Inspection Due! Have Your Truck Tested Now! Myers Ford Sales Inc. 1969 mileage, 396350, buckets, tach, mags, 4- speed, posi, S.S. and R.S. package, 4 new tires. Best offer.

Call 864-2372. 11 East Douglas 232-6167 1963-Chevrolet truck. Call Pear! before 2 p.m. ton pickup City 443-2807 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CUT OUT AND USE THIS HANDY WANT-AD BLANK When you want to buy or stll anything! Just Mail Your Ad and Tell Us To It. Addreit Run my ad tlmti.

WRITE AD BELOW print, uilng for each word, numbtr or Initial. FOR PICKUP BY GOODWILL INDUSTRIES PHONE 232-1390 OR AREA REPRESENTATIVE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mail To: FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD.