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Page 8 Freeport (III.) Journal-Standard, Tuesday, Feb. 15, 1977 Stock Market Report NEW YORK (UPI) Blue chips were the pacesetters that drove prices higher today in fairly active trading of New York Stock Exchange issues. Bargain hunting following the market new year slide was the key factor in the upsurge that actually began late in Monday's session. Analysts said there was little news to account for the market's action. Shortly before noon EST, the Dow Jones industrial average, a 6.81-point winner Monday, was ahead 4.82 points to 943.15.

Prior to Monday, the blue-chip average had lost 73 points since 1. Breadth figures revealed investor uncertainty. Advances led declines, 688 to 442, among the 1,629 issues crossing the tape. But 499 issues remained unchanged. Volume during the first two hours of trading amounted to about shares, up from the 7,560,000 traded during the same period Monday, the slowest session of the year.

Among the blue-chips, International Paper was ahead Eastman Kodak and Procter Gamble a point each, Du Pont "4, Union Carbide and Allied Chemical American Telephone Telegraph, a major blue-chip issue, was the most active NYSElisted issue, up 2 Exxon followed, up General Motors was third, up GM gained Monday after sliding last week. Prices were higher in fairly active 35.00-36.00; good and choice 33.50-35.00. Hogs higher; No 1-2 200-230 Ib 42.50-42.75, few 43.00; No 1-3 200-240 Ib 42.00-42.50; No 2-3 240-270 Ib 41.00-42.00; No 3-4 270-320 Ib 39.5041 00 Live Feb Apr Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Live Feb Apr Jiy Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr High Low Close Prcv. Beef Cattle 38.62 39.40 41.42 42.20 42.72 43.72 44.42 45.00 Hogs 41.70 37.15 38.97 39.70 38.60 36.35 37.45 38.25 36.75 Frozen Pork Feb Mar May Aug Feb Mar 56.50 56.70 57.70 58.02 56.40 60.30 38.30 38.60 41.10 42.02 42.50 43.50 44.02 44.90 40.92 36.40 38.32 39.12 38.02 35.85 37.05 38.25 36.60 Bellies 55.65 55.75 56.70 57.10 55.55 60.00 59.30 38.55 39.07 41.37 42.17 42.67 43.67 44.40 45.00 40.95 36.45 38.40 39.25 38.07 35.85 37.10 38.25 36.60 55.87 56.00 56.95 57.30 55.55 60.00 59.30 38.37 39.17 41.12 41.87 42.40 43.37 44.00 44.90 40.95 36.65 38.52 39.40 38.12 35.80 37.00 38.10 36.75 55.95 56.02 57.07 57.45 55.70 60.25 59.65 Produce CHICAGO (UPI) Midwest gradable nest-run eggs: Weak; prices unchanged to off large 61 off medium 60 off small 55 unch; breaking 57 off checks 50 unch. Grain CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was mixed, corn fractionally lower and soybeans lower at midmorning today on the Board of Trade.

Prices at 10:35 a.m.: trading on the American Stock Exchange. 2 P.M. Quotes Courtesy of Edward D. Jones Co. 11 N.

Van Buren Ave. -Telephone 233-3118 American Motors Corp ATT Chrysler Corp. Colt Industries Inc Commonwealth Edison 30 Commonwealth PFD bid Crum Forster Exxon Corp Ford Motor Co General Electric Co General Foods Corp General Motors Goodvear Could Inc Holiday Inns Honeywell Inc Household Finance Corp IBM International Harvester 3M Co 49y 8 Newell Companies bid asked Northwestern Steel Wire 28 RCA Sears Sundstrand Corp Texaco, Inc 28 U.S. Steel Corp Westinghouse Electric Corp Woolworth Livestock JOLIET. 111.

(UPI) Livestock: Cattle sales insufficient to establish market. Hogs 50 higher; No 1-2 200-235 Ib 42.25-42.50; No 1-3 200-250 Ib 41.50-42.00; No 2-4 250-280 Ib 39.50-41.50. Wednesday estimated receipts: cat- lie 3,000, hogs 1,500. PEORIA, 111. (UPI) Livestock: Cattle 300; steers and heifers steady; few choice steers 37.50-38.00; good and choice 36.00-37.50; choice heifers Wheat Mar 27614 May 288 28414 Jly 295 29034 29434 291'4 Sep 302 Dec 312 308 Mar 321 320 Corn Mar 255'4 254'4 May Jly 26634 Sep 268 Dec Mar 27834 27734 27634 Oats Mar 17634 176 May 173 174 17434 Jly 167 Sep 165 Dec 167 16534 Soybeans Mar 730 May 738 732 Jly 73434 Aug 729 Sep 702 Nov 687 Jan 699 696 Mar 701 May 702 Soybean Oil Mar 23.00 22.62 22.72 22.75 May 23.28 22.90 23.02 23.04 Jly 23.50 23.12 23.23 23.28 Aug 23.55 23.25 23.30 23.31 Sep 23.60 23.25 23.30 23.35 Oct 23.60 23.30 23.35 23.43 Dec 23.55 23.20 23.35 23.33 Jan 23.55 23.40 23.40 23.35 Mar 23.65 23.50 23.50 23.47 Soybean Meal Mar 208.70 207.30 207.40 208.90 May 211.70 210.20 210.40 211.70 Jly 212.50 210.30 211.40 212.30 Aug 212.30 210.50 211.50 211.50 Sep 205.50 203.40 204.20 204.50 Oct 195.50 193.50 194.30 195.00 Dec 194.50 192.00 193.30 193.00 Jan 194.50 194.00 194.00 193.50 Mar 194.50 194.00 194.30 194.00 Weather NORTHWESTERN ILLINOIS Fair and colder tonight.

Increasing cloudiness Wednesday. Low tonight zero to 10 above. High Wednesday mid or upper 20s. (Winter weather information is available from the Stale Police at Pecalonica by calling 962-7051 or and at Sterling at 625-6015.) Extended Forecast Cold Thursday but warmer Friday and Saturday with chance of snow northeast Thursday and chance of rain or snow Saturday. High Thursday in the 30s north and lower 40s south.

Low Thursday 5 to 15 nooth and 15 to 25 south. (Official 7 a.m. Freeport weather readings are taken at the city's wastewater treatment plant on South Hancock Avenue for the National Weather Sen-ice.) TEMPERATURE Unofficial noon temperature 21 Past 24 hours: high 28 low 9 Year ago today: high 51, low 20 Records for date: high 67, low -14 PRECIPITATION Past 24 hours: None Month to date: .13 inch Normal for February 2.41 inch Year to date .72 inch Normal to March 1 3.35 inches Sunrise, 6:53 a.m. Sunset, 5:29 p.m. NATIONAl WEATHEl SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 2- 77 30.24 30.00 30.00 NT SEATTLE 30 UM Wl fOlOCAST By United Press International clly Albuquerque Anchorage Ashevllle AUanta Hullalo Charleston S.C Charlotte N.C Chicago Cleveland Columbus III 55 26 43 34 62 33 66 33 47 30 70 33 44 34 32 19 55 46 61 41 31 12 35 14 33 12 Hep Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Kl Paso Han lord Honolulu Indlanapobs Jackson Miss Jacksonville Kansas City Us Vegas IJttle Rock 57 36 33 34 21 Ml 43 B2 33 72 58 45 74 5 2 36.

in 06 12 29 32 71 16 41 33 14 42 27 05 01 01 10 Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York Oklahoma Omaha Philadelphia J'huenix Pittsburgh 87 42 57 75 29 26 61 74 44 53 14 46 Wl 57 25 30 65 10 116 22 47 39 27 09 33 52 IB Pnnliliul Me. 02 Portland Ore. Providciii-f 1 Richmond SI. Lout, Sail Lake City OH San Anlomo Sun San Kraiifisto San Juan Seattle Spokane Tampa .12 Washington 45 59 11 49 74 75 77 K5 57 ia 51 a 35 32 36 21 29 47 53 51 71 42 27 49 3H Daily Record Deaths And Funerals GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER will be widespread for tonight across the nation. Some rain, however, may be found In lower Florida and a few snow flurries are possible near the shores of the lower Lakes region and upper New England.

UPI Map. Weather Outlook Across The Country It Is a principle of American justice that an Individual Is always presumed Innocent until proved guilty and a report that anyone Is charged with an offense cannot be construed as proof that he committed the offense. We rely upon official records for the Information published In this column. Accidents As Kathy A. Spencer, 1909 W.

Laurel was turning right from West Stephenson Street west of North Green Avenue Monday evening, a car driven by Robert L. Helsley, 407 W. Clark was driven from its parking spot and hit the Spencer auto. William F. Julius, Freeport Route 4, stopped his car in the intersection of W.

Broadway and W. Pleasant St. and it was hit from behind by an auto driven by John W. Taylor, 427 W. Clark Monday afternoon.

Joyce Lindstrom, rural Shannon, told police an unidentified vehicle hit her car while it was parked in the Micro Switch parking lot off South Walnut Road Monday. Edward S. Foltz, 1048 Hilltop Place, told police Sunday that his car was hit Friday in the validated parking lot. Arrests Donald A. Plum, 209 S.

Cherry was arrested Monday night on charges of driving while intoxicated and speeding. Linda Coffee, 402 W. Clark was Monday night on a warrant charging her with aggravated battery. She is accused of cutting Florence Taylor with a knife. Friday night Florence Taylor was arrested for allegedly cutting Linda Coffee with a sharp instrument.

Eddie L. Holloway, 603 S. Benton was arrested Monday on a warrant charging him with theft of property valued at less than $150. Thefts Julie K. Smith, 702 E.

Shawnee told police that a $200 gold watch, a family heirloom, was taken from her home along with $5 in change from a child's bank. Virginial.Deal, 752 W. American reported that someone took a pursu from her car while it was parked in the First National Bank parking lot Friday morning. The purse and contents were valued at $10. John Swanberg, 1311 S.

Float reported that someone took his coat from a rack at the Holiday Inn Saturday night. The coat was valued at $50. Divorces Andrea J. Mazurkiewicz, no address available, was granted a divorce from John R. Mazurkiewicz, Freeport Route 2, on grounds of mental cruelty.

Custody of the minor child was awarded to the mother. Ethel M. Nichols, Pleasant was granted a divorce from Dan M. Nichols, DeKalb, on grounds of desertion. They were married Dec.

26, 1940, at Merrill, Wis. Fire Calls Firemen were called to the Jupiter Discount Store, 1 W. Stephcnson this morning when a blower motor overheated. There was no fire reported and an electrician was called. Firemen rid a chimney of a squirrel at 534 W.

Evelyn St. Monday afternoon. Miscellaneous The J.C. Penney Store reported that approximately $90 worth of records was missing on Friday. Circuit Court CRIMINAL CASES Sidney L.

Bruce entered a plea of not guilty to charges of burglary and theft under $150. A jury trial was set for 9:30 a.m. March 28. Willie E. Graham, 621 E.

Winnoshiek pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was ordered to pay a fine and costs of $355. Garland W. Pearson, 431 S. Float pleaded guilty to transporting liquor with a broken sea) and was ordered to pay a fine and costs of $115. Gerald E.

Tucker, Freeport Route 2, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled substance. Jury trial was set for 9:30 a.m. April 25. Assault Suspect Pleads Innocent A Freeport youth who allegedly raped and robbed a woman on a Freeport street in near-zero weather on Jan. 10 entered pleas of innocent Monday in Circuit Court.

A jury trial for Kenneth L. Boyett, 17, was set for April 25. He is charged with rape, deviate sexual assault and burglary. Authorities said the incident had a aspect since Boyett was apprehended a short distance from the alleged assault without clothes. His clothing was found a couple of blocks from where the alleged rape occurred, police said.

Police were summoned in the early morning hours to the corner of Winslow St. and S. Float Ave. Boyett was apprehended a short distance from the location. The victim of the alleged attack was treated at Freeport Memorial Hospital and released.

Band Parents To Meet PEARL CITY Pearl City Band Parents will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the school band room. Traffic Cases The following cases from the traffic division of Circuit Court include both fines and costs: FREEPORT CASES Crystal L. Pierce, rural Stockton, speeding, $23; Richard A. Plum, Freeport Route 2', stop sign violation, $20; Robert L.

Prinkey, 244 W. Homer improper starting, $20; George E. Brown, Freeport Route 1, stop sign violation, $20; Ronald W. Aden, 535 W. Homer speeding, $21; Scott M.

Bowen, 721 VI. Pleasant speeding, $20. Robert W. Mantzke, 59 Pleasant Lane, speeding, $21: 'Woodruff A. Burl, 1335 W.

Lincoln speeding, $20; llalbert G. Pougc, 601 N. Gilmore driver's duty, $20; Mickey Sawvclle, Freeport Route 3, meter violation, $40. Harry ,1. Minshall, 12 E.

Clark speeding, $22; Michael R. Leather, 714 E. Garden disobeying a traffic signal, $20; Janet L. Wilcox, Leaf River, slop sign violation, $20; Alton S. Mahon, 14 N.

Wilbur speeding, $20; Rhonda J. Jensen, 826 S. Float stop sign violation, $20; Marjorie E. Schroeder, 404 W. American speeding, $20; Laurence P.

Pittsley, 963 W. Empire failure to yield to a pedestrian in crosswalk, $40. David G. Erving, Milwaukee, speeding, $21, and no valid driver's license, $65; Kris A. Olson, 1861 Ridge Drive, speeding, $24; Marvin W.

Bolen, Leaf River, speeding, $24; Mark W. Carlson, Rockford, fictitious license plates, $40. Edward Jansen, 1011 S. West negligent driving, $20; Vrilt Horton, 501 E. Pleasant negligent driving, $20; Kevin Soukup, Freeport Route 3, stop sign violation, $20.

James J. Jury, 607 W. Clark leaving the scene of an accident, $90. Thomas E. Carey, Freeport Route 1, speeding, $22; Paul J.

McCabe, Baileyville, speeding, $22; Gregory A. Fazio, 114 E. Roosevelt speeding, $24; Jeffrey S. York, 1259 W. Lincln speeding, $26; Richard E.Kidd, 206 S.

Galena speeding, $20. STATE POLICE CASES Timothy S. Donahue, 1218 W. Slaver speeding, $57; Thomas L. Jewell, Kirksville, speeding, $27; William A.

Simon, Genoa, speeding, $21; Russell K. Aspenwall, Lena, speeding, $25; Gerald E. Suess, 1250 Hillcrest Drive, speeding, $21; Bruce E. Bregeen, 1728 W. Wood speeding, James E.

Taylor, Rockford, speeding, $29. Bradley D. Moore, rural Lena, speeding, $30; Robert J. Matchus, Crele, speeding, $24; Randall J. Appelquist, Rockford, speeding, $23; Douglas A.

McLain, Urbana, disobeying a no passing zone, $20; -David C. Miley, rural Ridotl, speeding, $23. John H. Collins Rockford, speeding, $30; David E. Gray, 409 W.

Spring no valid safely test, $20; Waldo b. Hundertmark, 626 S. Adams speeding, $30; Barbara A. Beddow, Ann Arbor, no valid drivers license, $45; Sammy C. Verble, Midlothian, speeding, $20; Jeffrey L.

Smilh, Freeport Roule 4, speeding, $27. Bradley P. Feller, 1247 S. Maple speeding, $22; Clyde Grammonl Freeport Route 2, improper passing, $20: Mary J. Halfpenny, Chicago, no valid drivers license, $25.

Emma J. Ilarnish, Loves Park, speeding, $24; Kenneth L. Stinglcy, 215 W. Broadway, OTHER CASES Robert E. Snippy, 1126 W.

Slover speeding, $20; Jeffrey D. Edler, Pearl City, speeding, $23. For Any Occasion! The C. C. BAUSCHER Floral Shop Send it the 18 S.

Chicago FID way. "Since 1868" Winners Announced In Junior Bankers Valentine Contest Brothers Doug and Mike Wells and Kiley Mathews were first place winners in the "Make a Valentine for Breezie" contest of the State Bank of Freeport Junior Bankers Club. Doug won the 9 through 12 age bracket, Mike the 6 through 8 bracket and Kiley the five and under. The Wells brothers live at 293 N. Concord Ave.

and Kiley at 409 W. Avon St. Second and third place winners were: Age 9 12, Laurie Damman, 1233 S. Chicago and David Wells, 293 N. Concord ages 6 8, Becky McKenna, 539 E.

Illinois and Keith Martz, Baileyville; and 5 and under, Pamela Gempler, Freeport Route 4, and Nancy Delaney, Shannon Route 1. Local Bank Begins 'Instant Interest' Time Savings Plans First National Bank of Freeport recently introduced a time savings plan called "Instant Interest" on a three- year certificate of deposit. The certificate purchaser receives at the start the total 6.5 per cent interest which normally would build up over three years. An individual is thus able to use the return on his investment in today's money market, meeting living expenses or purchasing something before future inflation takes effect, the bank says. The bank's introductory offer, is making home entertainment components available in lieu of interest.

Jail Term Given In Vehicle Case Brian L. VanHorn of Pearl City pleaded guilty in Circuit Court Monday to tampering with a motor vehicle and was sentenced by Associate Judge Dexter Knowlton to 45 days in the County Jail under work release. VanHorn was placed on two years probation and ordered to pay costs of 48.20 and pay the sheriff $35 per week. He tampered with a vehicle owned by the Uglem Realty Co. on Oct.

21. "Call Chuck" For A. B.DICK PRODUCTS Copy Equipment Supplies C. F. STOCKER COPY EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CO 1S04S.

Oak Freeport, III. Bus. Phone 235-3212 Home Phone 233-2241 Mrs. John Ruef DAKOTA Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Ruef of Dakota died Monday night in the home of her daughter, Mrs, Vernon Schlueter of rural Dakota, after an extended illness.

Mrs. Ruef was born April 14, 1899, in Oberried, Switzerland, the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (VonAllmen) Thomann. She married John Ruef in Switzerland and came to America in 1926. They farmed many years in the Monroe, Wis. Orangeville area before moving to Dakota.

She was a member of the Dakota Community Presbyterian Church and the Dorcas Circle of the. church. She also belonged to the Rock Grove Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Vernon (Johanna) Schlueter of rural Dakota, Mrs.

Merl (Marie) Niedermeier of Rock City, and Mrs. Rollo (Barbara) Schrader of Dakota; 11 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren; two brothers, Albert Thomann of Monroe and Hans Thomann of Swit- zerlatld; and three sisters, Mrs. Marie Schild, Mrs. Emmi Jossi and Mrs. Frieda Thomann, all of Switzerland.

Her husband, three brothers, three sisters and two great grandchildren preceded her in death. Funeral service will'be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Dakota Community Presbyterian Church with the Rev. T.I. Sandlin, pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in Dakota Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 p.m. Wed nesday to 11 a.m. Thursday in Daughenbaugh Funeral Home at Dakota and after noon Thursday at the church. Rebekah services will be held at 8 p.m.

Wednesday in the funeral home. A memorial fund has been established. Albert Wagner PECATONICA Albert "Pat" Wagner, a Pecatonica area farmer for 67 years, died Monday in Rockford Memorial Hospital follwoing a short illness. He was born March 17, 1884, in Pecatonica, the son of. Mr.

and Mrs. William Wagner. He married Martha Loobs on Jan. 26, 1909, in Pecatonica. Survivors include: three daughters, Mrs.

Rubby Weires, Mrs. Lorraine Jannsen and Jane Wagner, all of Pecatonica; three grandchildren; three great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Lizzie Kirchoff of Marcus, Iowa, and a brother, Ernest of Pecatonica. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Knapp Funeral Home.

The Rev. Cecil Ballas, pastor of the United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Pecatonica Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Burglary, Theft Spree Brings 364-Day Term Timothy Burrows of Rockford pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced Friday by Circuit Judge Everett E. Laughlin to 364 days in the Illinois Department of Corrections at Vandalia, with credit for 60 days already served. He also pleaded.guilty to four counts of theft, including three counts of theft over $150 and one count of theft under $150. He was placed on four years probation for each of the counts, with the terms to run concurrently, and ordered to make restitution and pay costs of $189.60. Burrows entered a vehicle owned by Roger Larson of Ridott while it was parked in a lot on East Stephenson Street Dec.

9. On the same day he took two radios belonging to the U.S. Customs Department, tape players and suitcases owned by Julia A. Gussel of Wisconsin Dells, and a CB radio owned by Clair Kinsey of Mitchell, S.D. from vehicles parked in the Holiday Inn parking lot.

He also took a television, pillows and a shower curtain from a room at the Holiday Inn. Four counts of burglary and one count of theft related to the above thefts and burglary were not prosecuted. Two counts of burglary and one of theft were dismissed. Business Briefs Ted Colehour Jr. of Mount Carroll has been named recipient of the Jay Sadler Shaw Salesman of the Year award.

He sells advertising specialties. This is the third year Colehour has received this honor. He also won the title of National Order Leader for the 10th consecutive year. This announcement is neither an offer to sell nof a solicitation ol an offer to buy these securities The offer is made only by Ihe prospectus NEW ISSUE GAMBLE-SKOGMO INC. NOTES George H.

Stihe NORA George H. Stine of Nora died Monday afternoon in St. Clare- Hospital, Monroe, following brief illness. He was a Nora farmer. Born Nov.

29, 1896, in Rush Township, JoDavicss County, he was the son of Gottleib and Wilhelmina (Smith) Stein. He married Eva Stiefel on Sept. 25, 1918. She died Dec. 1, 1964.

Surviving are: four daughters, Mrs. Edward (Dorothy) Schultz of Elizabeth, Mrs. Vernon (Alverna) tue of Scales Mound, Mrs. Feary of Polo, and Mrs. AlderiX (Arleta) Bretl of Stockton; 13 grand-IX children; nine great two brothers, Lester and Nelson Stein, both of German ValJey; one step brother, Fred Thiele of Freeport; and; one sister, Mrs.

Emmert (Margaret)'; Haugh of Polo. In addition to his wife, he in death by one daughter, granddauthter, one brother and one sister. Funeral service will be at 1:30 p.m. "Thursday in the Hermann Funeral Home, Stockton. The Rev.

Abe VanS- lightenhorst, pastor of Schapville Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. William Tjaden of Waukpn, Iowa, will officiate. Burial will be in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Freeport. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wed- nesday at the funeral home.

A memorial fund has been established. Mrs. Estella Schindler LANARK Mrs. Estella Schindler of Lanark died this morning at Freeport Memorial Hospital. She was born March 29, 1900, in Carroll County, the daughter of Arthur-; and Lena (Dittsworth) Musser.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Betty M. Hartman of Lanark; one grandchild; and one sister, Mrs. Edith Law of Stockton. She was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters Funeral service will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Frank Funeral Home, The Rev. Merle Hawb'ecker will officiate. Burial will be in Lanark Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Percy Greenawalt LANARK Percy Greenawalt, a former Lanark resident, died recently in Des Moines, Iowa. He is survived by a daughter and a brother. He was preceded in death by his wife, a son and two brothers. Graveside funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Lanark Cemetery with the Rev.

Orville Cole, pastor of the Lanark United Methodist Church, officiating. Frank Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. FUNERAL DIRECTORY BURKE-TUBBS FUNERAL HOME Cor. N. Walnut and W.

Galena Phone 232-0613 WEDNESDAY FRANSEN, Herman 3 p.m. at the Funeral Home. Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. A memorial has been established In his memory for the Cancer Fund.

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