Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 36

DECATUR HERALD Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, April 1, 1971 36 Traffic Court U.S. Weather Illinois Forecast High Low Albany, clear 43 .29 Albuquerque, clear 76 57 Atlanta, clear 68 37 Boston, clear 50 32 Chicago, cldy 74 39 Cleveland, cldy 59 25 Denver, cldy 53 39 Des Moines, cldy 76 49 Detroit, cldy 57 27 Fort Worth, cldy 81 51 Indianapolis, cldy 73 35 Jacksonville, clear 64 40 Kansas City, clear 79 61 Los Angeles, clear 72 53 Louisville, cldy 71 33 Memphis, clear 72 45 Miami, clear 70 52 Milwaukee, cldy 65 33 Minneapolis, cldy 67 38 New Orleans, clear 73 34 New York, clear 51 33 Okla. City, cldy 78 56 Omaha, clear 79 52 Philadelphia, clear 51 32 Phoenix, clear 89 61 Pittsburgh, clear 54 20 St. Louis, cldy 76 50 Salt Lake City, cldy 86 54 San Diego, clear 68 57 San clear 60 46 Tampa, clear 72 52 Washington, clear 57 30 Partly cloudy today with chance of thunderstorms, turning cooler north in the morning and south in afternoon or night. Highs today from 60s north to near 80 south.

Tonight partiy cloudy, windy and colder with lows in 30s north and 40s south. Mostly cloudy north, partly doady south Friday. Decatur Temperatures Wednesday Temperatures 7 a.m. 48 7 p.m. 63 Noo 69 10 p.m.

60 High 72 Low 43 Thursday set: 6:20 Records Records for March High 82 degrees, 1917 Low 12 degrees, 1S23 Precipitation 1.37 inches, 1922 Ar Avros Vrr lL. I 1 Far Aria V-J M7 Rain KvKv fiII13liSvJ90 80 i) for Dcyfiroe Thurtdoy NJwitt ji Decatur, Central Illinois Deaths MONDAY 3-22 William E. Walker, 431 E. Decatur disobeyed stop sign, $10 fine, $5 costs. Janet E.

Baker, 3800 E. Cerro Gordo failure to reduce speed to avoid accident, $15 fine, $10 costs (in court). THURSDAY 3-25 James R. Deaton, 119 S. Edward disobeyed traffic signal, $10 fine, $25 costs (in court).

Emma R. Baine, 2278 N. 36th disobeyed traffic signal, $10 fine, $5 costs. Alvera D. Becker, 927 Belmont speeding, $25 fine, $10 costs (in court).

Ezra J. Beyda, 101 Austin speeding, $18 fine, $5 costs. FRIDAY Rex L. Whitlock, 1310 W. Macon operating unsafe vehicle, $10 fine, $5 costs; driving in violation of classification, $15 fine, $10 costs (in court).

Roland G. Travis, 1040 W. North reckless driving, $200 fine, $15 costs (in court). Susan K. Pollock, Aurora, speeding, $10 fine, 5 costs.

Larry G. Cerro Gordo, speeding, $20 fine, $5 costs. Dallas L. Myers, Route 8, speeding, $10 fine, $5 costs. Louise J.

Centola, 827 Grand speeding, $15 fine, $5 costs. Harold HanselL 744 E. Wood illegal transportation of li quor, 50 fine, $10 costs (in court). John W. Tomlinson, Macon, illegal possession of liquor, $25 fine, $10 costs (in court).

Robert W. Baker, Route 7, il legal possession of liquor, $25 fine, $10 costs (in court). Sammy W. Flowers, Kincaid, no driver's license, $50 fine, $10 costs (in court). Robert D.

Dalluge, Macon, illegal possession of liquor, $25 fine, $10 costs (in court). John R. Muehlebach, Route 2, speeding, $13 fine, $5 costs. Gerald Watts, 1042 W. Cerro Gordo speeding, $40 fine, $10 costs (m court).

Michael G. Bracelin, 17 Dakota speeding, $20 fine, $5 costs. Charles E. Dixon, Pana, speeding, $15 fine, $5 costs. MONDAY Frank D.

Parks, Harristown, improper mufflers, $10 fine, $5 costs. Michael E. DeLaughter, 1045 W. Harrison speeding, $12 fine, $5 costs. David R.

Tartar, 2286 W. Cushing speeding, $10 fine, $5 costs. David D. Kaufman, Cisco, improper mufflers, $10 fine, $5 costs. John R.

Durbin, Boody, disobeyed traffic signal, $10 fine, $5 costs. Klaus D. Theiss, 1069 E. Curtis speeding, $17 fine, $5 costs. TUESDAY John L.

Tolleson, 235 Christine speeding, $20 fine, $5 costs. Dianna L. Steiling, 1048 Marlette speeding, $20 fine, $5 costs. Earl M. Moore, 960 Moffet Lane, disobeyed stop sign, $10 fine, $5 costs.

Gale L. Walton, Route 6, disobeyed traffic signal, $10 fine, $5 costs. Harold R. Randall 3081 Southland speeding, sis fine, $5 costs. Glenn R.

Rodman, Shelbyville, speeding, $19 fine, $5 costs. Priscilla K. Stephens, 3142 E. Harrison failure to reduce speed to avoid accident, $10 fine, $5 costs. Fred R.

Chabot, 2233 Oaklawn failure to yield, $10 fine, $5 costs. Robert L. Fowler 1811 N. Illinois loud mufflers, $10 fine, $5 costs. Robert B.

Ellis, 1432 W. Marietta disobeyed traffic signal, $10 fine, $5 costs. George C. Deetz, 1441 W. Forest speeding, $16 fine.

$5 costs. Francis D. Drummond, Mattoon, speeding, $11 fine, $3 costs. Pamela K. Koshinski, 1440 E.

Condit speeding, $12 fine, $5 costs. Douglas A. Muth, 34 Montez) speeding, $17 fine, $5 costs. Activities Today at the YWCA Trim gym and swim, walking in Fairview Park 9:30 a.m., noon plunge 11:50 a.m., open door 12:30 p.m., EMH Learn to Swim 2 p.m., lifesaving 5:30 p.m., contemporary dance class 7 p.m., trim gym and swim 7:33 p.m. Senior Citizens Calendar Today Sew on puppets for hospitalized children, 1 to 4 p.m., Friendship House, 649 W.

North St. Contract bridge lesson, 1 to 4 p.m., also knitting, make crocheted beads, Freda Combs Center, 550 Greenwood Ave. Building Permits COUNTY March 30 Elwin, Michael Klein, singla family residence and garage, $20,000. CITY March 30 2518 Redlich Robert Hughes, residential new, $31,800. March 31 1437 E.

Hickory J. J. Swartz residential alterations, $2,000. 98 Grays Lane, Francis B. Watson, residential? alterations, $3,500.

1646 N. 33rd Bullock Construction garages new, $1,850. 1385 S. 32nd Bullock Construction garages new, $2,224. Illinois Traffic Fatalities March 30, 1971 4 March 30, 1970 2 1971 total to date 456 1970 total for same period 451 1970 total fatalities 2,346 Public Meetings Today Decatur City Plan Commission, City Council chambers, 355 E.

Wood p.m. Decatur Park Board, Decatur Airport, p.m. Entertainment Calendar Today The American Ballet Theatre will perform at 8 p.m. in the Festival Theatre of the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts in Urbana. Tickets, at $7.50, $7 and $6.50 are available by mail from the Krannert Center, Goodwin Urbana, 61801.

Theatre 7 will present "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at 8:15 p.m. in the Elks Club Ballroom at 156 W. William St. The play is suggested for mature audiences only. Tickets are available at the door at $3 for adults and $2 for students.

Advance tickets are 50 cents less and are available at the Ben Franklin stores (in the Colonial and Pines shopping centers); Iverson's Junior Bootery; Roth Johnson (downtown), and the Sandy's Drive-ins. Traffic Accidents TUESDAY Errol F. Casey, 19, of Ramsey; Paul D. Baines, 36, of 1228 N. Summit 11:32 p.m., Union at Marietta streets.

WEDNESDAY Ida R. King, 31, of Har- ristown, Arbelia Portis, 58, of 640 W. Marietta 1:40 p.m. 1800 N. Monroe St.

Daniel E. Evans, 24, Sullivan; Dorothy J. Markwell, 50, of 2268 N. Edward 1:10 a.m., Sawyer at Monroe streets. Michael A.

Bunning, 19, of 2024 E. Dickinson Eldon Gaddis, 48, of 2222 N. Unici St. 8:15 a.m., Franklin at Eldorado streets. Daniel P.

Bernhardt, 19, of Racine, Joyce M. Johnson, 22, of 921 W. Waggoner 1:04 a.m., Water St. at Leafland Ave. Patrick A.

Smallwood 17, of 2343 Hawthorne Paul Bork, 49, of 1833 E. Lawrence 3:34 p.m., Decatur at 19th streets. Streets Eldorado Street, closed Baltimore Ohio Railroad tracks west of 22nd Street at Co for the past two days, will remain closed for another week. The street permit repair was closed to of the railroad crossing. Eldorado Street traffic being rerouted on U.S.

36. is Fire Calls Tuesday 10:4) a.m., Robinson Ave. and Country Club Road, brush fire, no damage. 11:20 a.m., 4700 Faries Parkway, grass fire, no damage. 12:25 p.m., 3100 N.

22nd grass fire, no damage. 1:01 p.m., 1001 Brush College Rd malicious false alarm. 1 :35 p.m., 365 Robinson grass fire, no damage. 3:30 p.m., 1452 N. Maple Ray Trowbridge residence, assist person who tell, no lnury.

4:30 p.m., 515 E. Grand Hazel Dawson residence, hollow decayed tree burning, cause undetermined. 7:31 p.m., 833 S. Webster Harry buyse occupant, leaves piled against front porch on fire, apparent arson attempt, S5 damage. 7:31 p.m., 10O Webster Karen Fasnacht residence, tarpaper leaning against wall of house on fire, apparent arson attempt, 35 damage.

grandchildren; services 10 a.m. Friday, First Presbyterian Church, Effingham; burial Oak Ridge Cemetery, Effingham; call 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday, John son Funeral Home. Effingham. FRUIT James W.

Fruit, 88, Bethany, died 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, Beals Shelter Care Home, Sullivan; born in Macon County; member Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Bethany; leaves several nieces and nephews in Oregon; services 10:30 a.m. Friday, McMullin Funeral Home, Bethany; burial Bethany Cemetery; call 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. HAMILTON John E.

Hamilton, 82, of Brccton died. 5 p.m. Tuesday, Paris Community Hospital; born Edgar County; World War I veteran; member Robert Willougby American Legion Post, Brocton; leaves sister, Mary Hamilton Hobson, Chrisman; several nieces and nephews; services 10 a.m. Fri day, Sutton Sons Funeral Home, Paris; burial Edgar Cemetery, Paris; call 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

HAYES Brian L. Hayes, 9, son of Leo and Juanita Hoffman Hayes of Ramsey, died at 10:20 p.m. his home after a lingering ill ness; born June 25, 1961, St. Louis; leaves parents; sister, Darla, at home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oral Hayes, Owaneco; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hoffman of Bingham; great- grandmother, Mrs. Frank Hayes, Ramsey; services 2 p.m. Friday in Ramsey Baptist Church; burial in cemetery; call after Thursday in Miller Ramsey 4 p.m.

Funeral Home, Ramsey. HILL Tornie Hill, 71, of Hillsboro, formerly of Fillmore, died about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Hillsboro Hospital; born Fillmore; was a retired railroad engineer; mar ried Frances Ivy; leaves wife; son, Verle, Russellville, brothers, Forrest, Hammond, Clayton, Joliet; sisters, Mrs. Claude (Opal) Kessinger, Fillmore; Mrs. George (Olga) Stokes, Berkeley, one grandchild; services 1:30 p.m.

Friday, Allen Funeral Home Fillmore; burial Glendale Cemetery, Fillmore; call after p.m. Thursday. NUXOLL Mrs. Kenneth (Trudy Lou) Nuxoll, 25, of rural Sullivan died 8:50 p.m. Tuesday, Springfield Memorial Hospital; born South Carolina; member Roman Catholic Immaculate Conception uiurcn; married Kenneth Nux oll May 1, 1965 in Mattoon; leaves husband; son, Michael Randolph, at home; parents, ivir.

ano Mrs. John P. Drean Kichton Park; grandparents, Mrs. Gertrude Bartram, Richton Park; Mrs. Mary Lou Drean, L-yncnburg, sister, Mrs.

Robert (Julie) Millis, Flagstaff, services 10 a.m. Friday Immaculate Conception Church Mattoon; burial Calvary Cemetery, Mattoon; call after 6 p.m. inursday; Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Mitchell jerdan Funeral Home, Mat toon. OLSON Harry E.

Olson, 70, of Taylorville died 2:30 p.m. Tues day, st. John's Hospital, Spr ingfield; born Wahoo, Neb, veteran of World War member American Legion; married Vernetta Price Feb. 17, 1923 in Omaha, leaves wife; son, Robert Price, Philadelphia, one grandson; services 8 p.m. Thursday, Shafer Funeral Home, Taylorville; body will be taken to Fairlawn Crematory, Decatur; no visitation.

ROGERS Elmer Rogers, 66, of Charleston, died in his home at 7 p.m. Wednesday; married Florence Ballard Feb. 14, 1924; she died Jan. 31, 1940; married Letha Brothers Oct. 30, 1942; she survives; also leaves sons, Eugene and Russell, both of Charleston, and Dwayne, Ma- toon; daughter, Mrs.

Russell (Barbara) Waltrip, Charleston; stepson, Richard Lee Wise, Villa Grove; brother, Harvey, Charleston; sisters, Mrs. Bert (Edna) Johnston, Waukegan; Mrs. Hal (Minnie) Hopper and Mrs. Ollie Tanner, both of Charleston; services 2 p.m. Friday in Caudill-King Funeral Home, Charleston, where friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday; burial Hur ricane Cemetery near Charleston. ST. PIERRE Mrs. Noble (Alice St. Pierre, 83, of Beecher City died 1:15 p.m.

Tuesday, Shelby ville Restorium; born Fayette Coun ty; married Noble A. St. Pierre March 2, 1939 in Fayette Coun ty; he preceded in death; leaves brothers, Joe and Harlyn Wills, Beecher City; sister, Mrs. Edwin Gordon, Franklin; services 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Cook Funeral Home.

Beecher City; burial Beecher City Cemetery; call after 4 p.m. Friday. STURGELL Clyde Sturgell 77, of Tuscola died 2:40 p.m. Tuesday, Jarman Hospital, Tuscola; born Wilbur, was a retired farmer; member First Methodist Church, Tuscola: member Masonic Lodge all bodies of Masonic Lodge; married Nettie J. Wimble Nov.

1, 1914 in Tuscola: leaves wife; son, Clyde Sturgell Tuscola; sister, Mrs. Zona McKenzie, Washington, Ind, one grandchild; one great grandcmid; services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Waddington Funeral Home, Tuscola; burial Tuscola Cemetery; call 7 to 8 p.m Thursday; Masonic services p.m. Thursday. WEBB John U.

Webb, 87, Clinton, died 9:50 a.m. Wednesday, John Warner Hospital, Clinton; born Harp Township, DeWitt County; retired farmer; member Lane Christian Church; married Maude Ethel Walters in DeWitt County June 4, 1903; she died May 18, 1949; leaves sons, Walter, Wesley and Willard, all of Clinton; Wilbur, Macon; daughters, Mrs. Emerson (Bessie) Miller, Lincoln, Mrs. O. D.

(Jessie) May, and Mrs. Floyd (Treva) Torbert, both of Clinton; Mrs. Vernell (Tressie) Hogue and Mrs. Lloyd (Reva) Eastham, both of Decatur; Mrs. Walter (Veva) Watson, Paris, 25 grand children; 29 great grand children; 2 great-great-grand children; a son, two sisters, two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild preceded him in death; body at Herington Calvert Funeral Home, Clinton, arrangements incomplete.

Decatur AUTON Jake Auton, 60, of 2002 N. Lowber St. died at 7:05 a.m. Wednesday in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Friday in the J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery.

Mr. Auton was born in Ston-ington, a son of John and Carrie Davis Auton. He was owner and operator of Jake's 66 Service Station. He leaves a son, James of Decatur; brothers, John, Jessie! and Albert "Ted," all of Decatur; sisters, Mrs. Leroy (Dorothy) Chaney of Decatur and Mrs.

Laura Gorman of West Virginia; and seven grandchildren. One brother and two sisters preceded him in death. GRANT Carl E. Grant, 68, of Chicago, formerly of Decatur, died at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday in West Side Veterans Hospital in Chicago.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Gilead Cemetery. Mr. Grant was bom in Des Moines, Iowa, a son of Milton G. and Mabel Munson Grant.

He was a painter and veteran of the Army in World War II. He married Mabel Moyer on June 1, 1924. Mr. Grant is survived by his wife; one son, Carl Jr. of Decatur; one daughter, Mrs.

Bernard (Marian) Romano of Chicago; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sen preceded him in death. VEECH Mrs. Hayden (Ella Veech. 95, of 28 First Dr. died at 11:58 p.m.

Tuesday in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Eoia where friends may call after 5 p.m. Thursday Burial will be in Fairlawn Mausoleum. Mrs.

Veech was born in Decatur, a daughter of Lewis and Anna Wallace Myers. She was member of North Fork Presby terian Church, Owen Scott Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Non-High School District Board and a charter member of the Macon County Home Bureau Long Creek unit. She was married to Hayden Veech on Feb. 23, 1898, in Decatur. He died in June, 1938.

Surviving are sons, Lloyd M. and Lewis both of Decatur; Lynn H. of Hollywood, sister, Mrs. Betty Wheeler of Mount Zion; three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. One brother and one sister preceded her in death.

The family suggests mem orials to Decatur Memorial Hospital. Central Illinois BARNES S. Barnes, 69, of Eff ingham died about 1 a.m Wednesday, St. Anthony Memorial Hospital, Effingham; born Illinois; owned clothing store and shoe store in Eff ingham: married; his wife died in iflfifi: leaves sons, Jim and Larrv both of Effingham da-iffhter, Mrs. Robert (Joyce) TOiltenhore Effingham; 10 grandchildren: four great WORKMAN LeRoy Workman, 83, of rural Beecher City died 2 p.m.

Tues day, St. Anthony Memorial Hospital, Effingham; born Fayette County; married Martha Grames, Dec. 26, 1909 in Fayette County; leaves wife; sisters, Mrs. Mabel Raymond, Warsaw, Mrs. Edith Blaylock, Largo, services p.m.

Friday, Cook Funeral Home, Beecher City; burial Beecher City Cemetery; call after 1 p.m. Thursday. Theater Clock AVON "Wuthering Heights," 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 p.m. stars Anna Calder Marshall as Cathy and Timothy Dalton as Heath- cliff. Emily Bronte's immortal story of young love also stars Harry Andrews, Hugh Griffith, Jan Ogilvy and Judy Cornwell; rated G.

DRIVE-IN "Get Carter," with Michael Caine, rated "The Traveling Executioner," with Stacy Keach and Marianna Hill rated R. Theatre opens 6:30 p.m., show starts 7 p.m. LINCOLN "Rio Lobo," at 6:15 and 8:50 p.m. stars John Wayne with Jorge Rivero, Jen nifer O'Neil and Jack Elam; rated G. ROGERS "Love Story," at 7:10 anJ 9:10 p.m.

Nominated for seven Academy Awards, this GP rated movie has moved from tht Avon; stars Ali Mc- Graw and Ryan O'Neal. Central Illinois Births Clay County Hospital VANDYKE, Mr. and Mrs. Rick. Louisville, girl, March 31.

PFLAUM, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Noble, boy, March 30. Hillsboro Hospital SHERIDAN, Mr. and Mrs: Guv, Hillsboro, girl, March 30.

LtHNEN, Mr. and Mrs. Gera Id, Nokomis, boy, March 30. Fayette County Hospital LUSTER, Mr. and Mrs.

Sonnv. arownsiown, girl, march 31. Salem Memorial Hospital SILL, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, Kinmundv, girl, March 31.

Jarman Hospital VANDEVEER, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Areola, boy. March 31. Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital ARMSTRONG, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael, girl, Lincoln, alrl, March 30. DOW, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, Lincoln, boy.

nnarcn JU. HOPP, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv. Lincoln, alrl.

marcn ju. SIMMONS, Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Mid- dletown, girl, March 30.

Pana Community Hospitol DIAL, Mr. and Mrs. David, Pana, girl, March 31. MARLEY, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerome, Nokomis, Doy, March 30. Richland Memorial Hospital NEWBY, Mr. and Mrs. Rickey, West Salem, girl, March 30. BROWN, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, Olney ooy, nnarcn Jl. FERGUSON, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, wiiiow hhi, coy, March 31.

St. Anthony Memorial Hospital MORGAN, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Slgel, girl, March 30. GRISSOM, Mr.

and Mrs. Roger, Greenup, boy, March 31. Mattoon Memorial Hospital ARTHUR, Mr. ond Mrs. James Mattoon, boy, March 30.

Decatur Births BEATHARD, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Assumption, boy, March 30, St. Mary's LAUTERJUNG, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin, 208 Brownlow, girl, March 30, St. Mary's MONIZ, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Weldon, boy, March 30, St. Mary's ROACH, Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis, Southern, girl, March 31, St. Mary's STEIMLER, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 3894 N.

Cowgill, boy, March 31, St. Mary's LAPP IN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1429 W. Macon, boy, March 30, DMH ZIMMERMAN, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene, Route 3, girl, March 30, DMH Prudhoe Bay f-Vj? OiYfieWsSk Northwesf -v OQO GREENLAND ALASKA projecte(I cWTW Trans-Alaska lAT-C M4 1 Pipeline 5 1 Ny8 "Nyiii Labrador Sea RontI SuggestedlUp Hudson I Canadian V) A i Pipeline a Pacific Ocean -L Seattle CANADA lJ i UNITED STATES 7J Chicago Ll With development of Alaska's North Slope oil fields rapidly advancing, the best means of moving the oil to market is still under debate. The Northwest Passage sea route pioneered by the icebreaker-tanker Manhattan's voyage across the top of the North American continent has run into opposition as a result of possible detrimental effects on the environment and sparring between the Canadian and American governments over waterway jurisdiction. With environ-metal ists also opposing the proposed Alaskan pipeline, a second route down Canada's McKenzie river valley to the U.S. Upper Midwest is now beino jwsW.