Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 38

10 Belvidere Dally Republican. April 5, 1977 Drivers ticketed Obituaries RALPH (MIKE) VINING Hlosoital news Love, Fairview Manor Nursing Home. DISMISSED: Olive May Avery, 527 W. Lincoln Alice HoudesheU, 2417 Irene Marlyn Tessmer, 526 Garden Dr. and Thelma Palmer, Poplar Grove.

HIGHLAND HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mae Kunde, 403 Shadley 1151 Nettie St; David Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, 521 W. Perry Elizabeth Kohl, Garden Prairie; Marie Trevino, 316 Gilman St. and Bernard rover, Capron.

DISMISSED: Mary Flentge and infant son, Marengo; Orval Snyder, 811 W. Sixth St; Pearl Cohwon, 616 E. Hurlbut St and MaryDion, 414 E. Madison. Pamela K.

Nelaon, 19, 120 Madison St, was ticketed early today far following too close in traffic and for failure to notify the secretary of state of an address change. Police said Nelson's car collided with a car driven by Lynn A. Dwan, 20, 525V4 W. Lincoln in the 1800 block of North State Street Dwan was eastbound on State Street when her car stalled and was struck from behind by Nelson's vehicle, according to the accident report Lucile W. Roden, 59, Clinton, in Boone County, was ticketed Monday for driving to the left of the centerline after she collided with a car driven by Malva L.

Rasmussen, 45, Marengo. Rasmussen had stopped on South Main Street, 75 feet south of Locust Street, for a train crossing, police said. She had pulled little to the left to see how traffic was when she was struck by Roden'i car, according to the accident report. mjucaa'wr-leu iu iura reu u. Pleasant street so she was passing cars on the left that were stopped for the train, police said.

William A. Schultz, 29, 143 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steinke, 186 Biester Drive, are the parents of a 9 pound, 2 ounce son, Jarrod Alan, born Monday at Swedish American Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Trevino, 316 Gilman are the parents of a 10 pound, 9 ounce daughter born Monday at Highland Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruehl, 745 W.

Madison St, are the parents of a 7 pound, 14 ounce son, Robert "Owen born Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Ives, 632 Ruth Circle and Mr.

and Mrs. Elroy Ruehl, 606 E. Boone St ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Maurice Ernest, 4897 Town Hall Rd and Iva Ambulance The Belvidere Fire Department ambulance transferred Roger EUwanger, 13, Capron, from St. Joseph's Hospital to St.

Anthony Hnfint 1 Uflndhu EUwanger severed '2 artery in his leg in a truck accident, according to the ambulance report. Marvin Stinnett 40, 903 W. Jackson was transported by the Belvidere Fire Department ambulance to St. Joseph's Hospital Sunday after suffering lacerations to his mouth. Lisaklrekian, 61, 2019 Lake Shore was transported to St.

Joseph's Hospital Sunday by the city fire department ambulance after she suffered a diabetic reaction. Mary Anderson, 67, 829 Maple was transported from her EL 1- I Christmas arrived a second time for residents of the Lawson Children's Home, Rockford. The Belvidere United Auto Workers. Local 1268 donated gifts which loft tminm (Vua fl- oi 1 i-JTS i. uuiuk -ru mc nancy IjUcc, icii representative from the home, and trustees riill and Bob Wilson, loading up the packages.

BDR photo Pacyna. MBJSSSSSBMSSflsMsaSSBBsS Committee to negotiate Council okays Keen-Age center lease eight ordinances probably be in favor of the the following year. in. market report Ralph (Mike) Vining, 58, of 418 Allen St, died at 5:06 p.m. Monday at Rockford Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness.

He was born July 23, 1918 in Coldspring, son of the late Clarence and Martha Krebs Vining, and married the former Geraldine Fehly on July 4, 1942 in Whitewater, Wis. Mr. Vining was a 12-year resident of Boone County, coming here from Whitewater. He was an iron worker employed thru Local No. 498 of Rockford.

He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, member of the D.A.V. Blackhawk chapter, and a member of Local No. 498 International Association of Bridge, Structural and Or-' namental Iron Wrokers. Survivors include his wife, Geraldine; two sons, Leonard Vining, of Roscoe and Ronald Vining, of Janeavilk, four brothers, Frank Luebke and HhUip uiebke, both of -Fort Atkinson, and Arthur Luebke and Rodney Luebke, both of Whitewater, two sisters, Mrs.

MiWred Zimmerman of Johnstown Center, and Mrs. Janet Krumm of Whitewater, -nd five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his step-father, Frank Luebke. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Witbeck-Wheeler-Sabien Funeral Home with the Rev.

Ervln 'P. Langholz, pastor of the Living Christ Lutheran Church of Loves Park, officiating. Burial will be in Belvidere Cemtery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Cancer Fund are welcome. HENRY C. TEGTMAN Henry C. Tegtman, 79. of Kingston, died Monday morning at Sycamore Hospital.

He was born in Harlan County, on April 11, 1897, son of George and Harriet George Tegtman. He attended Genoa schools and married the former Fern Aumer on Nov. 21, 1942. Mr. Tegtman was employed by General Electric Company of DeKalb prior to his retirement.

He lived in the Genoa, Kingston and Hampshire areas aU his life and was a member of the Kingston United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Fern; son, Roy of Elgin; three daughters, Laura Uplinger of Kingston, Thelma Palmer of Sycamore, and Mary Miller of Union; two brothers, Albert of Hampshire and Walter, of Spring City, 13 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Kingston United Methodist Church with the Rev. Ray Zimmerman officiating.

Burial will be in Kingston Cemetery. Friends may call at the Cooper-Sullivan Funeral Home, Genoa, from 7 to 9 tonight. A memorial fund is being established in his name. PAINT- WALLPAPER Window shades Arnold Johnson PAINT AND WALLPAPER lS. State, Betvldtre A committee was appointed to negotiate a contract extending a lease on the building housing the Keen Age Center, 428 S.

State at a regular meeting Monday at the Boone County Council on Aging. Arnold Johnson, present owner of the structure, had agreed on verbal commitment until September, since the Council previously decided against a lease which he had offered to negotiate. However, Johnson reportedly is in the process of selling the building and the new owner would be willing to continue to lease the structure until at least Oct. 1, 1978. The rent would remain at $550 per month until Oct.

1 this year, and would be raised to $650 for Today's grain prices: Avg. Change wheat $2.251 down .03 corn 2 26 down 02 oats i go up .01 soybeans 390 up. 11 Grain pricet listed are the average prices offered by five Boone County Area grsin dealers at I a.m. today. Change indicates change from yesterday's average.

Cooperating dealers are Central Grain. Belvidere: Mc Lay's Grain, Poplar Grove: Garden Prairie Grain: Sandahl's Farm Service. Cherry Valley: and Sharon Interstate Grain. Sharon. Wis.

NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 111 (AP) Hogs 7,000 head. Buth-cers mostly 25 to 50 lower. 1-3 200-250 lbs butchers 36.00-36.25. Sows 50 lower to 50 higher. 1-3 300-650 lbs 32.50-34.00.

Economic committee to meet Wednesday Gladys Court, backed into a car driven by Debra K. Winchester, 25, 1111 S. Main Monday afternoon in the 100 block of East Lincoln Avenue. 'Winchester was traveling west an Lincoln Avenue in the left lane and was changing into the right lane when her car was struck by Schultz who was backing out of a service garage at Burton Motor Sales, police said. According to the accident report, neither driver could see the other because of a truck parked along the curb.

Jack Kemp, 25, 324 W. Lincoln reported to deputies Sunday that he fell asleep while driving his car south on Denny Road and drove, into a ditch. The car rolled over, landing on its wheels, and Kemp then drove home, according to the assident report. Two pick-iips trucks collided Saturday on Davis School Road, one-quarter mile east of Genoa Road, deputies report. cugcue c.

riCK.au, ii, Garden Prairir was driving wast on David School Road when Rush R. DePoutee, 25, Rockford, pulled his truck out of a driveway and collided with Eicksteat, deputies said. placement of mobile and modular homes on permanent foundations. Ordinances were also passed Monday night to vacate a portion of Eldridge Avenue and the west end of Sixth Street. The aldermen approved an, trdiimn-Cwhich wul require all traffic on Fifth Street to yield to traffic on South Main Street.

In response to complaints from northside businessmen, an ordinance was passed to replace some of the parking spaces north of the State Street Bridge which were taken away when a flashing light was installed at the crosswalk in front of the Dollarodeon Theater. Kaffee Klatsch' set Wednesday in District 200 A "kaffee klatsch" will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Richard York, Capron, which residents of School District 200 are invited to attend. All five candidates for the District's board of education have been invited, and several teachers are also expected to be on hand. The gathering is being hosted York and and other concerned citizens in the school district.

Open swim, gym scheduled at The Belvidere Family YMCA will host open swims from 1 to 3 Monday through Thursday or youth seven years of age and up. i Open swims are for members at no a 75 cent youth guest pass charge for non-' members. Persons with hair long enough to touch the shoulders must wear a which are for sale at the front desk. Open gym will accompany open swim each day. Participants must wear gym shoes.

For more information, contact the Belvidere Family Y.M.C.A. at 547-5307. Belvidere twp. board to meet Belvidere Township's annual board meeting will be held Wednesday at 1:30 m. at the township office, 316 S.

State St. Trustees will review the town budget for the coming year as well as receipts and disbursements since the beginning of the fiscal year. FAST LICENSE SERVICE AUTO-TRUCK-TRAILt MOTORCYCLE LICENSE-J SERVICE DrlvrvTm Trmfo Bot-Snowmotttf Gun On' RHtrton Uny Weber's LICENSE SERVICE 544-M7S MS. State BtvMre Naomi Schultz, president of the council, said she feels the present building is adequate for immediate needs, and In exploring other buildings available in the area, it also appears to be the most reasonable rental figure. Carl Pape, council member, said he talked to two brokers in Belvidere who said the going rental rate per square foot is $3 to 15, and considering the 100 increase, the Keen Age rental will still be about $1.50 per square foot.

Don Meier, county board representative, agreed it would be a good idea to sit-down and negotiate a contract and that the county board would week. Winnebago County representatives said suggested rules proposed at that time could change the character of Rock Valley Metropolitan Council, a three-county council of governments. Boone and Winnebago counties and Rock County, make up the RVMC aid representatives from all three also are forming the economic development commission. Representatives to the economic group have asked that the relationship between the two be carefully defined. NEXT ATTRACTION! motJaai fHctiiia jvnt mi mil Usn rs action.

Schultz told the board Mayor Francis "Dutch" Whalen suggested the council establish a building fund so the public is aware of the future need for an expanded building. She explained matching funds are needed, even if a grant could be secured to help cover the cost of such a project. Discussions concerning such a building fund should include several social organizations in the community, Pape suggested. He said there is the possibility such a structure could serve the needs of several social agencies, and representatives from each should be part of the planning. Schultz agreed, but explained some senior citizens are so concerned about the future of the center that they wanted to contribute money already.

Establishing a building fund would enable people tq contribute for that specific purpose, she said. Dave Carlson, representative from the Northwestern Illinois Area Agency on Aging (NIAAA), noted most grants need 25 per cent matching local funds. He also cited a recent contribution in Oregon, in which someone donated a $165,000 building for a senior citizen center. Jan Smith, director of the Keen Age Center, said an advisory committee comprised of senior citizens will be established to make recommendations for programs and recreation. Smith also gave the board a report furnished by the NIAAA after an evaluation of the center was completed stating the center has a well-developed program using many resources within and without the community.

Final approval of the Department of Transportation grant for an additional van to be used by the center has not been received. Smith said, but she added it looks promising. SPRING CATALOGS Now Eight ordinances were approved by aldermen during Monday night's Belvidere City Council meeting. The aldermen voted to change the rank of police captain to police sergeant. All police officers currently holding the rank of captain will retain that rank.

The ordinance will be implemented through attrition. The aldermen also approved an ordinance which specifies that the mayor is the immediate supervisor of the chief of police. Previously there had been no exact reference to who supervises the chief. The number of Class A liquor licenses was reduced by two and the number of Class liquor licenses was increased by two in another ordinance. Class licenses permit the sale of liquor on Sunday in establishments which obtain at least 51 per cent of their revenue from food.

Mobile and modular home subdivisions will be allowed as a special use in a commercial district under an ordinance passed Monday night. Mobile and modular home subdivisions are subdivisions for the Citizen's help asked in crash Anyone who witnessed a traffic accident Sunday evening at the intersection of Business 20 and Beloit Road is asked to contact the Belvidere Police Department John A. Lillig, 27, 1422 Maple and Raymond A. Palka, 20, 411 Oak collided at 7:35 p.m. Both drivers said they had the green light, according to police reports.

Police said several witnesses were in the area at the time of the accident but did not come forward to talk to police investigating the accident. The telephone number for the police department is 544-2135. Lenten brunch set Wednesday The women of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a brunch on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. Darlene Sparks and Grace Snelgrove will sing a duet, and Anna Heiss will show her films of the Holy Land.

calls listed home to Highland Hospital then transferred to St. Anthony Hospital by the fire department ambulance after she suffered a Enfried Ackerman, 74, 820 Maple was transported by the Belvidere Fire Department ambulance to Highland Hospital Saturday after she suffered a possible stroke. Terry L. Feirn, 39, 1004 Logan was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital by the fire department ambulance early Saturday.

The fire department ambulance transported Steve Burton, 17, Poplar Grove, from the Belvidere-Boone County Public Safety Building to St Joseph's Hospital Friday afternoon. Cattle 1,500 head. Slaughter steers and heifers weak to 1.00 lower. Good and choice 2-4 slaughter steers 34.00-36.25. Good and choice 2-4 slaughter heifers 33.00-34.25.

Utility and commercial cows 26.50-29.00. Canner and cutter 20.00-27.50. Sheep 75 head Slaughter lambs Shorn slaughter lambs choice and prime 88-105 lbs with No. 2 to fall shorn pelts 53.00. 5 Weeks) 547-SM7 BREEZIE'S UJ' WINDBAG.

A three-county economic district designed to improve job chances and area economy may finally get off the ground at a special meeting Wednesday. Two persons from each county appointed to the Overall Economic Development Program Commission by laws committee a're scheduled to meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Rock Valley Metropolitan Council staff office, 401 W. State Rockford. The committee was formed after the full commission failed to agree to "rules of procedure" or by laws at a meeting last THE AWAKU I I NOMIINEK tVKR YONt IS TAI.MM.

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