Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 14

Mid-Illinois Newspapers B4 Thursday, November 9, 1995 L'CjG Mattoon man gets prison time for stealing cough medicine Extended Outlook Thursday, Nov. 9 Accu Weather" forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures The AccuWeather forecast for noon, Thursday, Nov. 9. Unes separate high temperature zones tof the day. i 1 i SA Champaign) 55 vX-i ViC40s St.

Louis 611 ter pleading guilty to a trespassing charge. Tony D. Price, 22, 1804 Champaign admitted entering a woman's Mattoon residence without permission on Aug. 20. A more serious charge of unlawful restraint, accusing him of detaining the woman and preventing her from calling police, was dismissed in exchange for his guilty plea.

Price was ordered to pay fines and court costs totaling $1,161 and to undergo mental health treatment as his probation officer deems necessary. A Shelby County man was scheduled for sentencing on Jan. 8 after pleading guilty Monday to a charge of deceptive practice. intentionally writing a bad checkfor nearly $170 to Mister Music Ltd. in the Cross County Mall in Mattoon on April9.

Court records indicate he has prior convictions of the same offense in both Shelby and Christian coun-ties. Conaway faces a possible prisonsentenceofonetothreeyears. I COLD WARM Pnatm L- E3 STATIONARY 0: 0 EZ3 E3 E3 HK3H LOW SHOWERS RAIN TSTOHUS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY MtlMoaalKiAaa3fAfcNM Weather Watch Local Forecast Peoria 34 21 0.00 Washington.D.C. 48 44 CIr Partial clearing. Windy and Rockford 31 20 trac warmer.

High in the lower 50s. South Sprngfld 36 24 trac- National High-Low winds increasing to 20 to 30 mph. High 88 at Hemet, Calif. Tonight: Becoming cloudy and National Temperatures Low 3 at Devils Lake and Garrison, not as cold. Windy with the tow in the HI Lo Pre Otlk N.D.

upper 40s. Anchorage 27 10 CIr Friday: Windy and warmer with a Atlanta 51 40 CIr Worldwide Temperatures 50 percent chance of showers. High Baltimore 48 41 .01 CIr HI Lo Wthr near 60. Boston 49 42 .82 CIr Beijing 64 37 CIr Dallas-Ft Worth 66 40 CIdy Beirut 70 63 Rain Extended Forecast Denver 29 CIr Berlin 41 25 CIr Saturday: Dry and colder. Highs Honolulu 89 74 Rain B'Aires 72 63 Rain in the 30s and lower 40s.

Lows in the Houston 73 53 CIr Cairo 68 57 PCkfy upper 20s and 30s. Indianapolis 35 27 CIdy Hong Kong 81 70 CIr Sunday: Dry. Highs in the upper Las Vegas 75 47 CkJy London 55 52 CIdy 30s and lower 40s. Lows in the 20s. LosAngeles 81 61 CIr Madrid 68 45 CIr Monday: Chance of rain.

A little Miami Beach 87 67 .18 CIdy Mexico City 79 57 CIdy warmer. Highs in the 40s. Lows in the Mpls-StPaul 28 19 Snow Montreal 43 32 Msng upper 20s and 30s. New Orleans 66 56 CIr Moscow 30 28 Snow New York City 49 41 .11 CIr Nairobi 75 57 CIr Illinois Temperatures Orlando 72 61 .25 CIr Paris 50 CkJy Wednesday High Low Pre Philadelphia 50 40 .04 CIr Rio 97 63 PCkJy Chgo.OHr 32 23 trac Phoenix 81 56 CIr Rome Msng 32 26 St Louis 38 30 CIr Sydney 81 59 CIr Marseilles 33 20 0.00 San Francisco 71 59 CkJy Tokyo 70 57 CIr Moline 33 20 0.00 Seattle 57 51 1.46 Rain Zurich 45 30 CIdy Friday 40s to 50s TTTTT Showers Saturday 3: Pt Cloudy 20s to 40s Sunday 3 20s to 40s Pt Ctoudy Monday 1995 AccuWeather, Inc. PT.

CLOUDY CLOUDY Rain Rebecca J. Stark and infant son, Oakland Jordan M. Turpen, Paris Autumn N. Weber, rural Lerna Hazel A. Wilson, rural Toledo Births Tuesday To Nelson and Amie Ade of To David and Cynthia Phipps of Mattoon, a daughter.

Marriages Bernard Hoyne White and Lu-cille Jeanette Craft, both ofMattoon Divorces Douglas Glen Overton and Erin Nichole Overton Donald Wayne Colbert and Janette Ledine Colbert was Wednesday morning at the Caudill-King Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Boaz officiating. Burial was in Roselawn Cemetery. The organist, Mrs. Harry Stewart, played "One Day At A Time," "Peace In The Valley," "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken." The pallbearers were Duane Horath, Benny Carroll, Roger Nichols, Larry Gordon, Rex Johns and Allen Houston.

Mr. Robison, 57, of Charleston died Nov. 4, 1995, at his ByDAVEFOPAY StaffWriter CHARLESTON A Mattoon man will spend time in prison for admitting he stol some cough medicine from a local store last month. Timothy L. Kirkman, 23, 1400 Champaign on Monday entered a negotiated plea of guilty to a charge of retail theft.

He was sentenced to a year in prison, but received credit for 32 days spent in the Coles County jail since his arrest Kirkman was arrested Oct 6 at the Mattoon Wal-Mart store after he was discovered taking three boxes of the medicine. misdemeanor, was instead filed as a felony because Kirkman was convicted of another retail theft charge earlier this year. He was also convicted of a 1991 aggravated criminal sexual abuse charge, for which he received a probation sentence. In other court matters: A Mattoon man was placed on probation fortwo years Tuesday af- DUI Report Revocation tor driving under the foflu-ence conviction CLARK: James D. Elkins, 414 12 S.

10th Marshall; Andrew L. Miller, 609 Alexander, Paris. COLES: Sandra Carter-Ayers, 720 4th St. Apt.4, Charleston; Robert W. Duzan, RR 1 Box 73, Oakland; James A.

Mapes, 739 1 8th Charleston. DOUGLAS: Martin Becerra, 955 Robin Lane, Areola. EDGAR: Michael W. Jennings, 723 E. Crawford Paris; Jennifer Lynn Griffin, 71 1 S.

Central, Paris; Timothy E. Phillips, 613 Tanner, Paris. SHELBY: Terry L. Allsop, 24 Yeaman Trailer Court, Windsor. Summary driver's kerne suspension for either refusing or faffing chemical test- Siren Report Charleston Police Billy J.

Johnson, 17, of Newman was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident with vehicles driven by Christopher J. Grafton of Hume and J. Scott Booker of Pesotum at 8:32 p.m. Saturday on Lincoln Avenue, eaBt of Division Street A 5-foot treated support 2-by-4-foot attached to a picnic table at Sister City Park was broken, causing about $35 of damage Monday night. Deborah Muller reported someone keyed her vehicle while it was parked at the Wilb Walkers West, 505 W.

Lincoln parking lot from p.m. Oct. 27. Damage is estimated at $350. A vehicle driven by Harriet P.

Metcalf, 1630 Reynolds Drive, and a deer collided at 6:14 p.m. Tuesday at Illinois Route 16, west of Douglas Avenue. Tony Rickelman, 1001 Poplar reported someone broke out the passenger side wing window of his vehicle and took a CB radio, coverall pants and jacket, a tap Area Deaths Eldia Dean WINNEBAGO Eldia L. Dean, 87, of Winnebago died at 1:57 p.m. Monday (Nov.

6, 1995) at the Medina Nursing Center in Durand. The Genandt Funeral Home in Winnebago is in charge of arrangements. Private services for interment of ashes will be at a later date at Camp Douglas, Wis. She was born Oct. 28, 1908, in Camp Douglas, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Beller Barto.

She married Eugene Espe in 1930; he died in 1937. She married Stanley Dean in 1941; he died in 1986. Survivors include one son, Eugene Espe ofMattoon; two daughters, Nancy Espe Smith of Rockford and Mrs. Vernon (Lois) Ascher of one Mattoon data: Temperatures 34 Low 7:1 5 p.m .............27 Precipitation No precipitation was recorded in Mattoon between 5 p.m. Tuesday and 5 p.m.

Wednesday. Charleston data: Temperatures Low .......26 7:15 p.m.....:....,..... ..............26 Precipitation No precipitation was recorded in Charleston between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 7:15 p.m. Wednesday.

Skies Sunrise. ,..6:30 a.m. ..4:43 p.m. Records :.75 in 1942 High Hospital Notes Admitted Tuesday Amie S. Ade and infant son, Areola Marjorie A.

Arbuckle, Villa Grove Caleb D.J. Burton, Mattoon Shawn D. Carter, Mattoon James Clark, rural Pittsburg Cora M. Cox, Neoga Frances M. Eaton, rural Humboldt Elizabeth E.

Fetters, rural Toledo Helen K. Freeman, Toledo Pauline M. Harlow, Mattoon Helen K. Jobe, Mattoon Cheryl G. Johns, rural Mattoon Oren F.

Lackey, Mattoon Frances L. McConkey, Charleston MayM. Myers, Charleston Cynthia L. Phipps and infant daughter, Mattoon Renee L. Polston, Mattoon residence.

Arrangements are pending at the Shrader Funeral Home in Areola. Gullion service MATTOON The funeral for Betty L. Gullion was Wednesday afternoon at the Mitchell-Jerdan Funeral Home with the Rev. David Hewitt officiating. Burial was in Dodge Grove Cemetery.

The organist, Virginia Barrow, played "It Is No Secret What God Can Do" and "One Day At a Time." The pallbearers were Trent Huckstead, Kenny Anderson, Cliff Roling, Mike Bennett, ha-- COLES: William L. Edwards, 421 S. 17th Mattoon. CUMBERLAND: Allen W. Sollars, PO Box 384, Neoga.

DOUGLAS: Mary Sheila Ard, 102 E. North Line, Tuscola; Tyre R. Fomera, 1 2 S. Hopkins, Newman. MOULTRIE: James K.

Jones, RR 3 Box 290, Sullivan; John P. O'Neill, 317 S. VanBuren, Sullivan. SHELBY: Glenda Easley Bearden, Rt. 1 Box 88, Strasburg; Jeffrey L.

Hill, Huffman Campground POB 145, Neoga; Kara K. 1 Box 1 7, Shelbyville. Rescind of revocation for driving under the Influence conviction Goodman 906 S. 10th Si, Marshall. and dye set and some wrenches while parked on the west side of Rickelman Trucking Monday-Tuesday.

The items are valued at $500. John M. Hopper reported he suspects someone walked across the hood of his vehicle and damaged the fender, causing about $800 in damages, while parked in the lot at 1202 Lincoln Ave. Thursday-Friday. Tiffany A.

Jansen reported someone broke out the front windshield of her vehicle and scratched the paint while parked at 1109 Third from 2-11 p.m. Saturday. A vehicle driven by Heidi L. Christian, 229 Taylor Hall, was involved in an accident when it struck an object in the road at 6:41 p.m. Monday on Illinois Route 16, east of County Road 1150 East.

A vehicle driven by Brigette J. Lytle of Downers Grove collided with a deer at 5:55 p.m. Saturday on Illinois Route 16 and County Road 1100 East. brother, Johnnie Barto of Colorado; three sisters, Jeanette Fahl and Margaret Stout of Wisconsin Rapids, and Helen Smith of Schofield, 10 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. She was preceded also in death by two grandchildren and two sisters.

Mrs. Dean was a homemaker and attended the United Methodist Church of Winnebago. She had been a member of the Birthday Club for more than 40 years. Memorials will be for the Medina Nursing Center of Durand. Jerry Wierman ARCOLA Jerry Wierman, 83, of Areola died at 11:14 a.m.

Wednesday (Nov. 8, 1995) at his Jackie S. Campbell and infant son, rural Dieterich Helen S. Dunlap, Charleston Mildred E. Ellison, rural Ash-more Dean L.

Finney, Weetfield Candy L. Gordon and infant daughter, Greenup Jerry L. Martin, rural Arthur Herman L. Morrison, Charleston Edna J. Pumphrey, Mattoon Norma J.

Shaw, rural Greenup Lottery SPRINGFIELD (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesckymthe Ilhrwis State Lot-tery. Pick Three-Midday 1-7-8. Pick Three-Evening 5-1-0. Pick Four-Midday0-5-l-4. Pick Four-Evening 6-6-2-7.

Little Lotto 3-7-16-23-27. Lotto 8-16-18-2443-18. Estimated Lotto Jackpot $2 million. Now" were also played. The pallbearers were Mark and Jimmy Allen, Mike Linder, Michael Jamison, Tom Beall, Dave Zemel, Bill Carter, and Randy Garlock.

The honorary pallbearers were John Linder, Joe Wallace, Dan Adams, Steve and Ed Davidson and Gene Watkins. Mrs. Hawkins, 62, of Mattoon died Nov. 5, 1995, at her Robison service CHARLESTON The funeral for Paul "Ronnie" Robison Mary L. Rodebaugh, rural Casey Michael Sanders, rural Casey Harry P.

Steele, Mattoon Leslie F. Taber, Neoga Alice E. Tolle, Charleston AutumnN. Weber, rural Lerna Robert L. Wheaton, Mattoon Helen White, Charleston Released Tuesday Allison Alumbaugh and infant son, Neoga Chirstine Borregine and infant daughter, Charleston Thomas A.

Belcher, Mattoon V. Katherine Bridges, Mattoon With the Sick Joe Adducci of Charleston is a patient at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana and will be undergoing surgery Thursday, He is in Room 4104. Louis Darling and Ron Scott. Mrs. Gullion, 72, ofMattoon died Nov.

5, 1995, at Covenant Medical Center. Hawkins service MATTOON Thefuneralfor Alice I. Hawkins was Wednesday afternoon at the Schilling Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Boaz and the Rev. John Connett officiating.

Burial was in Dodge Grove Cemetery. The organist, Valerie Gibson, played "How Great Thou Art," "Amazing Grace" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken." Taped recordings of "Wind Beneath My Wings" and "IfYou Could See Me TOO 1 Pendergast Julian Johnston MOUNT VERNON, Iowa Julian "Judy" Edwin Johnston, 90, of Mount Vernon, Iowa, died Wednesday (Nov.) 8, 1995, in St. Luke's James M. Pendergast Sr. MATTOON James Michael Pendergast 58, ofMattoon died at 7:15 a.m.

Wednesday (Nov. 8, 1995) at his residence. A funeral Mass will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with Father Herman Niebrugge officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday with a biblical wake at 7:30 p.m. at the Schilling Funeral Home. He was born April 18, 1937, in Coles County, the son of Thomas and Leone (Riney) Pendergast. He married Barbara Prahl June 23, 1962, in vices 2 p.m., Saturday in the Mount Vernon United Methodist Church where friends may register after 12:30.

Burial in Mount Vernon Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call Friday, from 6 until 8 p.m., in Morgan Funeral Home, Mount Vernon. He is survived by two daughters Jane and her husband Don Perry ofMattoon, Illinois, and their son Douglas of Fort Worth, Texas, Janet and her husband Don McCannon, Burlington, their two sons; Michael and his wife Martha, Steven and a daughter Kerry McCannon all of Denver and a sister Ruth Stechcon of Cedar Rapids. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Florence, a brother Lawrence "Mike," a daughter Sally and a granddaughter Julie Lynn. He was born Sept.

18, 1905, in Mount Vernon, Iowa, to Edwin Stanton and Grace Thompson Johnston and graduated in 1928 from Cornell College in chemistry and business. He married Florence Turner, June 29, 1930 in Mount Vernon, Iowa. She died June 16, 1995. Judy retired as an independent Shell Oil jobber in 1967. He was a member of the Mount Vernon United Methodist Church, charter member of the Mount Vernon-Lisbon Lions Club, a member of the Cornell Presidents Club, a member of the Iowa Small Bore Rifle Team in 1947, and a member of the Iowa Independent Oil Jobbers.

He was an avid sportsman and wintered for the last 30 years in San Carlos, Mexico. Memorials to the United Methodist Church, 304 First St. or the Lisbon-Mount Vernon Volunteer Ambulance, Box 125, both of Mount Vernon, Iowa 52314. Mark Faler ARCOLA Mark J. Faler, 46, of Areola passed away at 3:35 p.m.

Tuesday (Nov. 7, 1995) at Covenant Medical Center in Urbana. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. John's the Baptist Catholic Church with Father Michael D.

Mullink officiating. Burial with military rites will be in the Areola Cemetery. Visitation wDl be this evening at Edwards Funeral Home from 5 to 8 p.m. with scriptural service and rosary service to follow starting at 8 p.m. Mark was born Feb.

8, 1949, in San Jose, a son of John Keith and Adele Buron Faler. He married Karen Conlin in Areola on Aug. 1, 1970. She survives. Other survivors include two daughters, Amiee Faler and Luci Faler, both at home; one sister, Dolores "Johnnie" Caldwell of San Jose, and cousin, Sonja Shurr of Cupertino, Calif.

Mark was preceded in death by bis parents and grandparents. He was an Air Force veteran earning the rank of staff sergeant. He was an active member of the Areola Volunteer Fire Department starting June 28, 1974, serving as assistant chief from Jan. 25, 1982, until becoming fire chief on March 25, 1985, a position held until 1994. He was a past president of the Areola Chamber of Commerce and a member of the St.

ohn's the Baptist Catholic Church in Areola. Memorials may be made to Trees for Moore Park or the Marty Thomas Scholarship Fund. Charleston; she survives. Other survivors include a son, James Michael Pendergast Jr. and his daughters Jaimee Michelle and Payton Nicole Pendergast ofMattoon; four brothers, William Pendergast of Charleston, Charles Pendergast of Rockford, Maurice Pendergast ofMattoon and Patrick Pendergast of Charleston; and three sisters, Mrs.

Brady (Mary) Hendrix of Rockford, Mrs. Roy (Margaret) Helmerson of New Port Richey, and Mrs. Douglas (Nancy) Ross of Birmingham, Ala. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother. Mr.

Pendergast was a purchasing agent for Columbia Machine for twenty-one and a half years and owner and operator of Pat's Lounge in Mattoon. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, the Modified Midget Association, and a former member of the Eagles and the Moose both ofMattoon. Memorials may be made to the Lincolnland Visiting Nurses..