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* I * V *7UV I Aft * *vestigation was initiated by a tip Quest said he received following the suicide last Sunday of Jeffrey Roop. 1ft. Franklin Grove, a former Sauk Valley allege studentThrough the tip. Quest said, the sheriff's department learned the Roop boy had been on I*SD since last year, but he hadn't taken anv since last March orApril The parent' reportedlyknew nothing about it.Roop was found dead Sunday in his grandmother'.' home in Franklin Grove He had heen shot with a small caliber rifle, which was found be-ide his bodv A note, described as a suicide note, was also found near the bodv.On Monda\. a coroner's juryruled the death was a suicideLee County Coroner Robert Preston said no tests had been made to determine if any drugs were present in Roop’s body since it wasn't until later he was told the youth had been a user of LSD.Hospital Patientsrison for the past 20 years.On June 11, 1019. she married Alfred W Collins in Sterling, who preceded her in death in 1904 She was a member of the Presbvterian Church, as well as a member of the DAR. Presbyterian Guild, Garden Club and Hospital AuxiliarySurvivors include a daughter, Mrs Jack D (Sue) Wylder. Morrison; a son, Robert, of Morrison, one sister. Mrs D. A Galt. Dillon. Mont.; one broth er. James Briggs. Sterling, and five grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her husband, parents and twosisters.Funeral services will he at the residence at 309 N Jackson. Morrison, on Sunday at 2 pmVisitation will be at the residence after 2pm Saturday.The Re\ Paul DeBeer will officiate, assisted by Dr H J.Kendall ,i;Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. MorrisonA memorial has been establishedArrangements were made by the Reynolds Funeral Home, Morrison.Mrs Chester Garwick of 712 E 11th St., is convalescing at Community General Hospital following surgery Tuesday. She is in room 146Services SaturdayFor Lynn TchanFuneral services for Lynn Tehan, daughter of Mrs Wil-ENJOYABLE DININGFOR YOUR FAMILYDelicious Stcoki I Germon-Americon FoodsFINE ENTERTAINMENTMoke your ne*t dinmg dote hero end »t w»H bo o most pleoiuroblo ovtnt. Bring the ♦omily too!46BRAU and BRATRESTAURANT LOUNGEEast On Lincolnway On The Edga 01 SterlingShe resided her entire life in Rock Falls.Survivors include her mother.llrWkakee; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth schools Wadleigh of Book, Ind.; MrsEdna Sheean of Sacramento. , .three brothers. William. Rock- Cal.l : Mrs Ait* Uhmillor ol *e I'*'1*'onH fkrl ar.nAnhHArnn ,0 money, but Wford; James, at home in Rock Florida and five grandchildren.Falls; and Stanley. Rock Falls; and her grandmother. MrsEarl Sweeney, Rock Falls.She was preceded in death bv her father and two sisters,WMarjorie Ann and Mary Evelyn. There will be no visitation.He is preceded by his parents, one brother and one sister.$20 to $30 a weex to eaen .strut er depending upon marital sta A few youngsters picketed in tus and number of dependents.Some union members are talk ing of a long strike.When we left on the midinstalled backwards. lows. Near the close, however.The wrong installation result- prices slide back under profited because the blueprint for the takingCHICAGO PREggs grade A w mixed 31'a; me wantto go back to school. said onehigh school girl. Mayor Jerome . .. . ,.A . , ... . _P Cavanagh ordered public ni£ht *ast ni8hU our tore' man was saying, ‘See you asystem was drawn incorrectly,! Carlot grain receipts were standards 25estimated at: wheat 10 cars, corn 73, oats 3, rye none, bar-Ambush(Continued From Page One)F. W. Brearton, 77,bases in North Vietnam, wereswimming pools kept open and recreation leaders to stay on duty.Some 2,000 members of the United Federation of Teachers worker at delegate assembly in New York V- P1 City voted overwhelminglysayingChristmas’ or ’See you New Year's Day,’ ” mont Johnson, aFord's Louisville,an official reported.Both missions are to reach critical stages a few hours apart ley 8, soybeans 8 at on Sunday. These are points at after which the earlier Surveyor 4 said la’a and Biosatellite 1 payloads 22-year-old failed■t* DUFFYCHICAGO CASH GRAINCHICAGO (AP)-Wheat No 2 hard 1.52*4 n; No 2 red 1.484 nBy 'Don' F. /About 3 p.m. (EDT) Biosatel- Com No 2 yellow 1.224 Oats lite 2 is to fire its retro-rocket No 2 heavy white 74Vi-4 nThe union is demanding a sub-and re-enter the atmosphere Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.77*« nDies Thursday Nightmounting a new offensive in the Thursday night to turn down a stantial wage increase, payment North, but ranking U.S. officers of a mnnthk the h»*kover the Pacific Ocean near Ha ! Soybean oil 9.20 n.Frank Ldeclined to speculate on wheth er the Red goal was more batMORRISONBrearton. 77, Morrison, died ties of attrition to wear down Thursday night at MorrisonCommunity- , .______ wmi An Air Force plane will at-two-year, $125-million contract *f a monthly salary as the basis ^ (o ^ lt;he pararhute asproposal and go ahead with a of a guaranteed annual income, tL ,iavtoari desrerKls The threatened mass resignation equal pay for Canadian and . , , . ..re-CHICAGO LIVESTOCKCHICAGO (AP) - (USDA)annmunity Hospital following take control of one of the politi-!, „ rl , , ‘ „illness of several months A cally sensitive provinces, which Iff* . 7 1 Pu,,, a *iiintJ nf xtnrrisnn cnurmui imiikoiv nr citmaihim, Albert Shanker said. am (OilAmerican worker, and improve- Bj0,aWlj,eruining the flightDecember.nowAmerican forces, a campaign to ^ Boar.l Education's final mcnt of pension programsml »TOhou^rageT„”r About 9 p.m., Surveyor 5 is tolifelong resident of Morrison, seemed unlikely, or something ti-r» Vn hnur inoludin* fringe ^nile its brakinK rocket for thehe was a retired General Elec- else. !dent .the, members will back 14.70 an hour including fnnge «uchdown the mwn All ran. j . . _ . j the union leadership benefits. . .Meanwhile School Supt Ber-tro-rocket failed on the first Hogs 5,500; butchers wetfk totrie employe and had workedat the Whiteside Countv Court-* •house for the past six years Frank Brearton was born Sept 8. 1890, in Morrison, theThe Communists were evidently also preparing new rocket attacks in the North similarThe compamehave offered tart was. lost. with. SuTV*y°r 1mostly 25 lower; 200-225 lb 20 50-21 00. 1-2 200-230 lbs 20 00-20 -50; 1-3 200-250 lbs 19 50-20 25, lbs 19 25-19.75; 1-3 325-40 lb sow 18 00-18.75; 1-3 400-450 lbs 17 50 18 00; 2-3 450-500 lbs 16.75-17.50 Cattle 5.500; steady to 25FOR FULL HOM TION, THEY OL INSUPE WITHnard Donovan directed 1.500 to boost wages by l.'i cents the YxM!!r^^nd lower; prime 1,100-1,400 lbnonteaching members of the first year of a three-year conson of William and Emma Nang Marine fighter-bomber pito previous bloody assaults on system who hold licenses to re- tract and to increase them by in dld-v the big I S. air base at Da port to district offices Monday if 2 8 per cent each successiveLane Brearton He was rear- j0ts reported finding and deed and educated jn Morrison stroying 36 rocket positions inand was unitedthe resignatioas occur.Salary demands of the striking or strike-threatening teavhvear.there to Sylvia Bull July 31, day! ™r.na£e l,he northern ba«le area Thurs- ers have ranged {rom $300 aMilwaukeeThe Marketsslaughter steers yield grade 3 and 4 28 75-29 50; high choice and prime 1,150-1.400 lbs 28 25 29 00. choice 1,150-1,350 lbs yield grade 2 to 4 27 50-28 75; choice 900-1,150 lbs 27.25-28 00. mixedCast*InsuReal EsDial 6761 310 Cantral Tr1915.year in Kentucky to $4,550 moreThe gravity of the Communist anndally after two years for Survivors include his widow, threat in the northern provinces ton-srale New York teacher-a daughter, Mrs Rov Kling, was underlined by US Defense _(Continued From Page One)Yakima, Wash ; a daughter-in- Secretary Robert S. McNama-law. Mrs. James W Brearton, ra's announcement in Washing-St. George, Utah; a Mrs. Sewell Clifton, St Minn ; a brother, James M. Brearton, Moline; six grand-McNamarasister, ton that an early warning bar-Paul, rier of barbed wire, mines and electronic detection deviceswould be stretched across South ™helt;1 by helicopter and tank to(Continued From Page One)children and several nieces Vietnam below the DMZcrowd trapped an office worker in a conference room He was released by police who then tried to clear the way for another staff member The demonstrators tried to block the door Police, who had been taunted repeatedly by a group, thenStock Quotesthe point of infiltration If extended completely across made five arrests Those takenand nephews In addition to his McNamara said the defense 3^ Vietnam below 'the so- into custody included Prenticeparents, he was preceded in line would not stop the flow of Demilitanzed Zone the McKinney, 19, a leader of thedeath bv a son. James.North Vietnamese southFuneral services will be at *;ould slow them up and the tha^ 40 miles WI(ietrip-wire zone would be more Milwaukee Youth Council of the2 p.m. Saturday at the Reynolds’ Funeral Home. Morri-electronie alarms would bring mobile American units by helison. with the Rev Paul De- coPlers and tanks to meet themBeer officiating. Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery.McNamara refused to whether it would also cut acrossNational Association for the Ad-say vancement of Colored PeopleAfter nearly four hours, theLaos through the jungle network other demonstrators left when of roads that mtfke up the Ho police told them to leave theFriends may call at the funer-al home after 7 p.m. today. A ‘nursdayBlack clouds of the new mon-rJha^ni°/rCR^hCU^C„k,m CW Ml* ^11. used by Hano, l» premises air . - .-a .1 er . rth gct men lnt0 Vietnam 'r*—and U.S.The City Hall incidents Opponents of the barrier con- preceded Milwaukee s eleventhLa»« Quota* From EDWARD D. JONES CO.Storling, III.Admiral Corp 23* a ATT 50*‘«Collins Radio Co 944 Commonwealth Edison 484 General Electric 112% General Motors Co 83 , International Harvester 37% Jones I^aughlin Co 67 Northwestern Steel WireCo 50Sears, Roebuck Co 57*« Standard Oil Co 624 Texas Gulf Sulphur 147’n United States Steel 46*» Frantz Mfg 134-144 1:30 p.m., Dow Jones 30 In-mcmorial has been established. f^ain .T6'-0 llTited4,mainly. to cept have said if the strip lies straight night of marche* A dustrials. up .75 , 20 Rails, down __the southern part of the country * . „ lth Vio4nnmh th„ 2roun of aboutFORTHEENTIREFAMIAges 8 to 80 Have Fun HereMiniature GolfGo-Cart TrackOpen Sundays 1 :00 fo 1 1Open Week Days6:30 to 11My-La AmusementOne Mile Fast of Sterling on Alt.Services Set ForMrs. Bessie Bivin-- — — —— — vurban Shorewood and then re-NEW YORK STOCKSNEW YORK 1 AP)—The stockI.__. ^ , only in South Vietnam, the group 01 aooui 500 paraded .56; 15 Utilities, up 03North Vietnamese will be able through the northeastern resi-on rail lines, antiaircraft sites ^ makg af) ..en(i-around play dential area of the city into sub-anlt;i storage facilities. * infiltraip the lt;vuthOn the political front, Presi 10 lnIlllrale ine *uinFuneral arrangements arecomplete at the Allen Funeral wonuicucu u, me ,o..u,e proxima^jyHome in Sterling for Mrs. Bes- his running mate, Premier ^ d d ,ow th Demil. Groppi. is assistant pastorE Bivin 68 nf 1403 16th Nguyen Cao Ky, to win control ' - J --—__, Work already is under way to turned to St. Boniface Catholic market maintained a thin gaindent-elect Nguyen V an Thieu, cjtar iungie from a stretch ap- church where the youth coun in fairly active trading late strengthened by the failure of prox,mateiv 15 mjjes wye and oil’s adviser, the Rev James E this afternoon.'BeautifulsieAt the close wheat was un-ehjinueii tn 1 1 ^ rerrfv; a huvhelPh\nV\^
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Sterling Daily Gazette
Sterling, Illinois, US
Fri, Sep 08, 1967
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