Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 6

Belvidere Daily Republican, Monday, Dec. 18, 1961 SE A CLASSIFIED AD! 80 IT'S TRUE! WE HAVE USED POLAROID 10 SECOND CAMERAS Priced As Low As $2495 ALL THE NEW POLAROID CAMERAS AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES PLUS "SERVICE" Don't Forget "We Teach You How" Come In Today Larry Kleber's No. 1 Santa Claus Lane Skips Payment, Man Arrested Owen D. McIntyre, 22, North Chicago, was charged with selling mortgaged property and released on $200 bond police magistrate court Saturday. MeIntyre was picked up by Capron Police Chief Hal Campbell on a complaint signed by Glen Chamberlain, manager of the Gulf Service station in Capron.

The complaint charges that MeIntyre owes $86.34 on tires purchased from Chamberlain on the time pay plan, and that McIntyre traded the car for another vehicle without paying for the tires. SCOUT NOTES DEN 5, PACK 121 We opened our meeting with the scout promise. Then we made our fathers' Chirstmas gifts and started on our mothers' gifts. We closed with the Living Circle and sang Jingle Bells." Dick Bartlett, scribe. BROWNIE TROOP 391 We met at the home of our leader, Mrs.

Crawford. Dues were collected and then we finished our Christmas presents for our parents. We ended the meeting with some carols. Pam Spooner, scribe. DEN 6, PACK 360 We met at the home of Mrs.

Reese. We played a game. Then we made candleholders from styrofoam, pine cones and We also made a surprise present for our Mike Lafferty, scribe. Christmas Party Supplies Robert Wait's 116 Buchanan Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. TIll Christmas IN THE SERVICE Dec.

18, Army PFC David M. Cotner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Cotner, Genoa, completed the 29 week Hawk pulse acquisition radar and battery control central mainten-! ance course at The Air Defense school, Fort Bliss, Dec.

7. Cotner was trained to install, test, adjust and perform organizational maintenance on the Hawk guided missile system fire control equipment including the acquisition radar and battery control central and associated power and test equipment. He entered the Army last February completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. The 19-year-old soldier is a 1960 graduate of Genoa-Kingston high school. SCOUT NOTES GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 We met in the Washington school cafeteria after school, divided into patrols and took attendance and dues.

We spent the rest of our time working on our mothers' gifts. We will go caroling after our Christmas party Dec. 18. Hallie Warriner, scribe. USE A CLASSIFIED ADI COAL Stoker Lump Briquets FUEL OIL Clean, Dependable Heat Metered Tickets Prompt Courteous Service.

CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR HEATING NEEDS. Phone LI 4-2062 PEOPLE'S COAL SUPPLY CO. (Ray J. Helsdon) 316 Whitney at Sullivan's SPECIALS For LAST CHRISTMAS MINUTE SHOPPERS LADIES LARGE NORCROSS COVERALL APRONS SIGNATURE NOTES Finest Percale Small Patterns Beautiful Note Paper. A Once A Year Neat Bias Trim.

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The Kind Men Like. Regular Genuine Noma With GE Bulbs. Multi39c. ple Type. Just A Few Strings Left.

3 for $100 Were $2.49 $159 1st Floor 1st Floor LADIES SILK RAYON HANDKERCHIEFS HEAD SQUARES First Quality, A Wide Range Of ColGeorgeous Patterns ors. All Regular 35c And 50c Patterns. 3 for $100 Reg. $1.00 798 1st Floor 1st DESERT FLOWER DRY-ME-DRY HAND and BODY LOTION DISH TOWELS A Big 8 Oz. Bottle For Half The ReguCotton, Spun Rayon Linen Dries lar Price.

Now While This Offer Lasts. Dishes Faster. $2.00 Size plus tax Reg. 69c ea. 3 for 100 $100 1st Floor 1st Floor GAY NEW PATTERNS Super Soft Absorbent All Cotton KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS Ea.

1st Floor Sul Sullivan's Register For FREE Florida Trip. For Two! Hospital Notes HIGHLAND Albert Grothman, 1019 Caswell street, and Robert Holroyd, 18- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holroyd, 817 East avenue, underwent major surgery Monday. Admitted Friday WAS Tammi Bohlman, seven-month-old Lawrence daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bohlman 1016 South Main street. Admitted Saturday were Mrs. Dorothy Yerk, 318 East Pleasant street; Mrs. Cleta Evans, Marengo, and Fred Eicksteadt, 812 East Second street.

Admitted Sunday were Miss Mellicent Hicks, 208 East Fourth street, and Mrs. Arlene Darmon, 1125 Pearl street. Mrs. Esther Warn, 214 Gilman street, and Perry Bennett, 429 West Hurlbut avenue, were admitted Monday. Dismissed Saturday were Mrs.

Edward Wilkinson and infant daughter, route John Tomberg, 113 South State street; Pamela Addams, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Addams, Rockford; Mrs. Goldie Holt, 109 East Sixth street; Charles Byers, sevenmonth-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Byers, 1216 Union avenue, and Mrs. Essie Johnston, route 2. Dismissed Sunday were Mrs. Randall Mohr and infant son, Rockford; Martin Hatcher, Garden Prairie; Mrs. John Walling and infant daughter, Cherry Valley; Gary Furman, one-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Furman, route Donald Emery, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Emery, 1031 Garfield avenue; Ronnie Taylor, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Taylor, Garden Prairie; Mrs. Olive Gould, 140 Gladys street; Harry Dittbenner, 417 Gardner street; Harold -Hyser, route Mrs. Mildred Carlson, Capron, and Cheryl LeClere, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeClere, 922 Webster street.

LIST TOLLWAY ARREST Charles H. Everill, Beloit, was arrested by state tollway police Saturday and released from police magistrate court on $15 bond charged with driving too fast for conditions. ALLOT MFT FUNDS Boone county has been allotted $6,579 for townships as its share of $1,262,296 in motor fuel taxes paid into the state treasury during November, the Illinois Department of Finance reported Monday. 24 HR. AMBULANCE Buck -Wheeler FUNERAL HOME LI.

4-2616 Because Of Our TREMENDOUS NEW TRUCK 0 SALES We Have A Good Supply Of Used Trucks '60 THAMES Panel New Tires Like New Condition. '55 FORD Ton Pick-Up V8, Like New Tires, Tool Boxes. '59 CHEV 1 Ton Walk-In New Paint, Mechanically OK. '55 DODGE Ton Good Shape And At A Real Low Price. '58 INTERNATIONAL A 160 2 Speed, All Heavy Duty Equipped, Good Tires.

1. Local Owner. '58 GMC COE 2 Speed, Big Engine, Good Rubber, Many Miles Left In This One. '57 FORD Tilt-Cab C-700 Like New 920 Tires, 2 Speed, 302 Cu. In.

V8 Engine, Like New. 2 '59 DODGE D500 Tractors, Excellent Condition Throughout, 5th Wheel, Saddle Tank, Air Hydraulic Brakes, All Set Up Ready To Roll. WOLF CHEVROLET SALESUsed Car Lot Mile West On Rt. 20 (Hartman Receives 50-Year Pin Hundreds of Shriners from northeastern Pennsylvania gathered in Irem Temple at. Wilkes Barre, to participate in the festivities of the pre holiday ceremonial recently.

During th evening six nobility were presented 50-year membership pins by Potentate Thomas E. Lehman, III. Those who received were Harry E. Schaefer, Cincinnati; Philip A. Hoffman, Germantown, Edward F.

Sherman, McLean, Dr. M. L. Hartman, Belvidere; George A. Herman, Dunellen, N.J., and Dwight J.

Beardsley, Peckville, N.Y. Area Student In College Choir Carolyn Davies, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Davies, Garden Prairie, is a member of the Whitewater State College concert choir which presented its annual Christmas program Sunday evening in the college auditorium. A Bach cantata, "For Us a Child Is Born," and an extended choral composition, "Te Deum" by Verdi highlighted the program which also included Christmas carols and season anthems. Dr.

Raymond E. Light, professor 'of music, directed the 90-member choir. Chicago Markets LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (AP) butchers mostly 25. to higher; around 85 head 1-2 200- 215 lbs 18.00; mostly 1-2 190-225 lbs 17.65-17.85; bulk 1-3 190-250 lbs 17.00-17.75; 2-3 240-290 lbs 16.50- 7.00; numerous loads 250-270 lbs 16.75-17.00; mixed 1-3 340-400 lb Cattle calves 100; slaughter steers steady to 25 lower; two loads, prime lb steers several loads mostly lbs 17.50; bulk choice and mixed choice and prime prime lbs 25.50-27.25; load lots mixed good and choice under 1,300 lbs 25.25-25.75; bulk good lbs 23.50-25.25; several loads choice and mixed choice and prime heifers 25.75- 26.00; bulk choice 24.50-25.50; good 23.00-24.25; a few commercial cows 15.00-16.50; a few standard and good vealers 19.00-25.00; cull and utility 12.00-18.00. EGGS Eggs steady; wholesale buying prices unchanged to lower; 70 cent or better grade A whites per 35; mixed 35; mediums standards 31; dirties 29; checks 26 BRIEFS Mike Davis will arrive home Wednesday from the University of Illinois to spend the holiday vacation with his parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Earl S. Davis. HEY DAD Wouldn't This Be The Perfect Time To Surprise Mom With One Of Those Wonderful Electrolux Attachments She's Been Wanting. Rug Washer Power Nozzle Buffer JIM O'BRIEN Electrolux 417 W.

6th St. LI 4-6213 Deaths Funerals Fay L. Dyer Taken By Death Fay L. Dyer, 45, 2622 Hanson street, Rockford, died Sunday at 8:55 a.m. in St.

Anthony's hospital after a six-months illness. He was a building maintainance man for Ipsen Laboratories, of Rockford. He was born Dec. 2, 1916 in Poplar Grove, son of Lloyd and Mable Todd Dyer. He was educated in Poplar Grove and graduated from Poplar Grove high school.

He married Sylvia Blodgett Olomon on Aug. 26, 1939, in Dubuque, Iowa. They lived in Capron until two and years ago when they moved one to Rockford. He is survived by his wife; two stepsons, Robert Olomon of Rockford and Ray Olomon of Roscoe; one brother, James, Capron; a sister, Mrs. Maxine Waterman of Capron, and his father, Lloyd of Belvidere.

He was preceded in death by his mother. Funeral rites will be conducted at 2 p.m, Wednesday in the Witbeck-Wheeler-Sabien home by the Rev. Wayne Kidwell of the Capron Methodist church. Interment will be in Capron cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday noon at the funeral home.

Albert Bergmann Rites Conducted Funeral rites for Albert Bergmann of Sparta, were conducted Friday in that city. He was the brother of Carl and Otto Bergmann of Belvidere who along with Mrs. Carl Bergmann attended the rites and returned to Belvidere Saturday. World Briefs WINS CAUTIOUS APPROVAL SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) -President Joaquin Balaguer's creation 'of a new, state governing council with a promise to resign once the Dominican Republic is accepted back in the Western Hemisphere family of nations won cautious general approval today. Balaguer, whose' old ties with the Trujillo regime have brought him under attack, agreed to bow out the minute the Organization of American States lifts diplomatic and economic sanctions imposed on the island republic 16 months ago.

In Washington, the U.S. State Department praised Balaguer's provisional government plan and said, "We consider it to be a most encouraging development." CHURCH PLANS RARE EVENT VATICAN CITY (AP) The opening date of the Roman Catholic Church's forthcoming ecumenical council, the first in nearly 100 years will be announced on Christmas Day. The ecumenical council is expected to start in about a year. Pope John XXIII has frequently referred to it as one of the most important, if not the most important, event of his reign. SCOUT NOTES DEN 5, PACK 121 We opened our meeting with the pledge.

Then we played games and closed with the pledge. Dick Bartlett, scribe. DEN 4, PACK 121 We met at the nome of Mrs. Bender. We worked on our mothers Christmas presents.

Robbie Loofboro brought the treat. We closed with the living Circle. John Pinkerton, scribe. For Christmas Give Royal Dalton or Bavarian CHINA LEAR'S Diamonds Jewelry JOIN OUR 1962 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY! ST NATIONAL 00 BANK OF 00 BELVIDERE A PROGRESSIVE BANK" Davies Funeral Held Funeral rites for Richard E. Davies were conducted by the Rev.

Thomas B. Martin of the Garden Prairie Congregational church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the BuckWheeler funeral home. Mrs. Frida Johnson offered organ numbers.

Vincent Knox, Melvin Zickuhr, Winn Davies, Richard Jones, Tom Jones and. William Yerke served as pallbearers. Interment was in Mt. Auburn cemetery, Harvard. Rites Held For Bessie Kimmey Funeral services for Mrs.

Bessie were conducted by the Rimmex, R. Bloom at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Holy Trinity Episcopal church. Pallbearers were Robert Glendening, Maynard Vowles, John Vowles, Richard Hawkey, Carl Peters and Jack Spencer. Intermeit was in Belvidere cemetery.

Funeral arrangements were completed by the Buck-Wheeler funeral home. BHS Menu Has Holiday Treat The high school cafeteria will feature creamed turkey at the holiday dinner Thursday noon. The menu will also include mashed potatoes, dressing, cranberries, peas and carrots, dinner rolls, ice cream and chocolate milk. The Tuesday menu lists baked ham on bun, potato chips, green beans, Jello with fruit and chocolate milk. On Wednesday there will be meat and gravy, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, honey butter sandwiches, peaches and milk.

BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Soule, 203 East Harrison street, are the parents of a son born Saturday in Highland -hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds, 12 ounces. A son weighing seven pounds, six -was born in St.

Joseph's hospital Saturday, Mrs. James Culvey, 404 Oak street. A seven-pound, eight-ounce son was born Monday in St. Joseph's hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Malm, South State street. USE A CLASSIFIED 4DI 1962 CALENDAR PADS And Appointment Books Are Here BERG PRINTING CO. Opposite The Post Office CHRISTMAS CANDLES SWIFT PAINT STORE 403 S. State ORDER NOW! Cemetery Decorations Wreaths Bouquet Blankets. LUNDIN'S Fairview St.

Sabien Funeral LI 4-2121 Home BELVIDERE Dealer MAGNAVOX TV. AND STEREO REED'S North State Shopping Center SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF APPLIANCES Dial 4-2932 Hollembeak Electric Co. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY AT Farmers' National Bank Member FDIC For Mom? The selection is best, the prices the lowest, in Badger's Gift Dept. Milk Glass Casseroles In Spun-Gold Frames $3.98 Lazy Susans, from $3.95 Snack Sets Of 4 $1.89 A Nice Choice Of $1 Exchange Gifts OPEN EVENINGS BOOTH'S Badger Printstore 408 S. State Dial LI 4-2710 GIFT For Dad? Give Him Pegboard To Display His Tools Above The Tool Bench Countryman Lumber Co.

323 S. State Dial LI 4-2176 GIVE "HIM" OSH KOSH The World's BEST Overalls Work Pants Work Shirts Slim Slacks Jackets Fit BETTER Wear BETTER Wash BETTER Look BETTER Cost Less In The Long Run GRADY SULLIVAN Belvidere's Largest Clothing Store Any Gift Bought Here May Be Exchanged After Christmas Open Every Night Open: 4 POLLO Matinees Closed Wednesdays 2:00 P.M. BELVIDERE Week Nights 7:00 9:00 TONIGHT TOMORROW THE MAN WHO FLEW WHERE NO MAN HAD EVER THE MOTION PICTURE THAT SOARS WHERE THE SCREEN HAS NEVER GONE! Challenged Outer Spacel Rocket The Ship X15 UNITED AFRISTS DAVID McLEAN CHARLES BRONSON JAMES GREGORY MARY TYLER MOORE.