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Beatrice (Neb.) Daily Sun, Tuesday, September 12, 1989 A-7 Deaths 1L Funerals- Markets PIK prices Local grain High and low gnin price torn Southeast Nebraska Ccoperativa Co. of Beatrice, Farmer's Co-op FJevstor of Plymouth (it Hoag), Rlky On in and Firm en Union Cooperative at Blue Spring! at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Sept. 12.

ranged II The following are posted Gage County prices for repaying Commodity Credit Corporation loans with commodity certificates. The prices listed are from the Gage County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service in Beatrice for Tuesday, Sept. 1Z I Wheat $3.76 bu. Corn $Z18bu. Milo $3.59 cwu Soybeans $5.71 Meyer of Plymouth; brothers, Jim Meyer and wife Gladys of Lincoln, Gerald Meyer and wife Sharon of Traverse City, Pale Meyer and wife Ar-lene of Beatrice, and Fred Meyer and wife Deb of Plymouth.

Funeral service was held Thursday, Sept 7, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Blue Hill. Memorials established to family choice. Merten-Butler Mortuary, Blue Hill. Cash grain KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(AP) Wheat 70 cars: 1 V4 lower to V. higher, No. 2 hard 4.24; No. 3 4 23; No. 2 red wheat 3.83 UN; No.

3 3.72 V-N. Com 38 can: unch to 1 V. higher, No. 2 white 2 No. 2 yellow No.

3 2.19-2.45N. No. 2 milo 4.02-4.21 N. No. 1 soybeans 6.11 Hoppers 70.0O-71.0O.

MERC CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday: Open lilgh Low Settle Chg. CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. BOT Death Charlotte Ann (Meyer) Petersen BLUE HILL Charlotte Ann (Meyer) Petersen, 48, Blue Hill, died Sunday, Sept 3, 1989, at University Research Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa, following open heart surgery. Born May 8, 1941, in Beatrice. Graduate of Plymouth High School and Fairbury Junior College.

She and her husband lived in Cedar Falls, Iowa, for 14 years and later moved to Blue Hill in 1974. Had a great love for music and gave piano lessons in her home for 16 years. Survivors: husband, Lyle; son, Joel and wife Janet of Augusta, Maine; grandchildren, Eric and Brett of Augusta; parents, Arnold and Esther CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday: Open JLgh Low Settle Chg. WIIKAT minimum; dollars per bushel 68.10 68.10 68 10 6880 Sep 5,000 bu Sep Dec Mir May Jul Sen Funeral Ruth Carfnichael, Lincoln. Cremation with no public viewing.

Internment of ashes: -2 p.m. Friday, Pleasant View Cemetery, Pickrell. Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel. Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 71 65 72.20 71.55 7167 72.67 73.37 72 62 73 15 .33 7225 72.85 72.25 7267 25 7342 73.90 7340 7367 .15 71 65 71.80 71.50 71.55 70.00 70.20 70.00 70.00 .02 3 95 3 95H 3.92VS 3 93 .024 4.05 'A 4 05 4 04 4 04 .00 4.06Vi 407V4 405y. 3 91 3 92V4 3 90K, 3 91 .004 359V4 3.61 3594 3.60V4 3 664 3.67 'S 3 66 14 3.664 .004 sales 7,671.

open int 59,885, off 70 Aug sales 20,170. CORN open int 76,938, up 591. FFF.DKR CATTLE 44,000 cenu per lb. 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per buihel Wheat bu. Corn bu.

Milo cwt Soybean bu. Oata bu. Generic 101-104 pet Wheat futures KANSAS CITY (AP) Wheat futurea on the Kanaai City Board of Trade Monday: Open High Low Settle Chg. WHEAT 5,004 bu minimum; dollars per buir.d Sep 4.08 4.08 4.04 V. 4.04 .02 Deo 4.04 V4 4.04 4.02 V4 4.02 .01 V4 Mar 4.04 A 4.05 4.03 4.03 'i .01 May 3.92 3.94 3.92 3.93 .00 Jul 3.63W 3.64V4 3.62 3.64 lales 3.821.

Fri. I open int 28,259. up 121. Direct trade OMAHA, Neb. AP)(USDA) Eastern Nebnuka feedlot quotations Monday: Sale Confirmed: 5,100.

Last week: Holiday. Year ago: 1,300. Live Sales: Slow, limited test of trade iteeis and heifers weak to 1.00 tower. Demand light but heifers finding better outlet than steers due to lighter carcass weights. Slaughter steers: few mostly choice 2-4 1 150-1250 lbs 68.00 delivered.

Slaughter heifers: select and mostly choice 2-4 1050-11 00 lbs 68.00-68.50 fob and delivered, mostly 68.25 fob 3 percent shrink. Most cattle equivalent 3 percent pencil shrink at feedlots. Dressed Basis: hot carcass weights. Steers steady to instances 1.00 lower, heifers mostly steady. Weight only steers: select and mostly choice 650-850 lbs 108.50-109.00, few 18.00.

Patients Parents 2 394 2.404 2.38 Sep 82.05 82.35 81.95 82 27 .10 Sep Dec 2 3814 .01 2.38 .01 2.45 y. oo yi 239 2.40 2.38 2.46 2.47 V. 2.45 Mar May Jul Sep Dec Ins Iris OATS 2.50V. 2.52V4 2.5014 2.51Y. 252 V.

254 V. 2.52 'A 2 53 2.454 2.45 2.45 2.45 004 2.40V4 2.42 2.394 2394 .004 sales 27,041. open int 141,459, up 192 81.35 81.95 81 15 81.45 81.70 82.15 81.55 81.82 81.85 82.17 81.85 8200 .10 81.10 81.25 81.00 8J.20 .10 80.20 80.20 80 05 80 12 .12 79.10 79 10 79.10 79 10 15 7940 sales 1,459. open int 12294, off 36. cents per lb.

Oct Nov Jan Mar Apr May Aug HOGS 30,000 Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug Oct 39 10 39 20 38 65 38 75 4085 4255 5,009 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Sep 1 39 1.394 1 38 1 38 .00 Dec 149 149W 147V4 1 47Y. .01 Mar 1.59 1 59V 1.57V5 1.57V1 May 1.63 1 64 1.62 1.62 Jul 1.66 1 68 1.6SV4 1 65V4 .01 sales 914. open 'int ,985, ofT 9 SOY'HEANS 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel .42 25 15 .35 07 25 41 30 40 55 40 60 42.80 42 35 42 60 40 65 40.25 40 52 45.65 45 20 45 55 46.20 45 85 46 20 44 95 44 60 44 77 42.00 41.55 4190 40.45 45.20 45,85 44.80 4200 6 05 6.11 6.03 6.07 (Km off 336 sales 4,634. open int 25,114, PORK II U.I.I KS Livestock lb: 1 5.94 5.98 5.90 5 91 03 V4 6.02 608 5.99V, 6.00V. 613 6 18'i 6.11 6 11'.

.02 6.19V4 626 6 186 19 .02 6.23 6 28 6 22V. 6 22y. 613 .01 40,000 'tnls per Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Aug Sep Nov I ".5.85 46.37 45 65 46 17 .27 46.15 4647 4595 46.30 10 47.40 47.50 4690 47 55 45 47.60 47 60 475S 47 65 47.30 47.30 47.05 47 05 05 592 592 5 88 5.89 5 97 5 98. 5 90 5.94 lalea 24,913 open inl 76,931, ales 6,435. Fn.

i 2,158 up open int 11,847, oil 262. Hospitals Beatrice Community Hospital Admitted: Sheryl File, Rhonda Nimmich, both of Beatrice. Dismissed: Robert Kuntz, Beatrice. Community Memorial, Marysville, Kan. Admitted: Lester Gullion, Charles Eddy, both of Marysville; Charles "Ike" Harper, Blue Rapids, Hazel Smart, Grace Moss, both of Beattie, Kan.

Dismissed: Walter Koplin, Greenleaf, Ellen Herl, Marysville, Hanover Hospital, Hanover, Kan. Admitted Chelsea Bishop, Manhattan, Kan. i Johnson County Hospital No report. Pawnee County Memorial Admitted: William Werman, Elk Creek; Larry Barg Pawnee City. Jefferson County Memorial Admitted: Mrs.

Richard Danforth, Washington, Kan. Babies Traudt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traudt of Lincoln are parents of an 8 pound 1 ounce son, Brandon Robert, bom Sept. 8, 1989, at St.

Elizabeth Community Health Center, Lincoln. The mother is the former Barbara Schwisow. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Jeanette) Schwisow of Beatrice and Mr.

and Mrs. George (Judy) Traudt of Lincoln. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schroeder of Lincoln are parents of an 8 pound 1 ounce daughter, Danielle Ann, born Sept.

8, 1989, at St. Elizabeth Community Health Center, Lincoln. The mother is the former Barb Lohmeyer. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Schroeder of Jansen and Mr. and Mrs. DeWane Lohmeyer of Beatrice. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Schroeder of Jansen, Dorothy Thomas and Emma Lohmeyer, both of Beatrice, and Marie Schuster of Adams. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Chuck (Kathy) of Lincoln are parents of a 9 pound 7 ounce son, Austin Reid, bom Aug. 31, 1989, at St.

Elizabeth Community Health Center, Lincoln. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Fritzen and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Zimmerman, all of Beatrice. Great-grandparents are Grace Lenners of Beatrice and Reah Anderson of Pawnee City. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rettig of Hanover, Kan.

arc parents of a son bom Sept. 11, 1989, at the Hanover Hospital. Danforth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Danforth of Washington, Kan.

are parents of a son bom Sept. 11, 1989, at the Jefferson County Memorial Hospital, Fairbury. Rehm Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Carol) Rehm of Omaha are parents of an 8 pound daughter, Anna Patrice, bom Sept.

10, 1989, at Emmanuel Hospital, Omaha. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elrich Vermeer of Sioux City, Iowa, and Herbert Rehm of DcWitt. Great-grandmother is Lillian TvrzofWilber.

Noon stock quotations OMAHA, Neb. (AP)(USDA) Omaha Livestock Market quotations Tuesday; Hogs: barrows and gilts SO to mostly 1 .00 lower; US 1-3, 230-260 US 1-2, 220-235 41.00-42.00-. few 200-220 38.00-40.00; US 23. 250-280 40.50-41.00. Sows: 20, under 500 lbs SO lower, over 500 lbs steady; US 1-2, 350-500 36.00-37.00; US 1-3, 500-650 38.00-38.50; instance 39.00 on 600-650 Wednesday feeder pig auction 800.

Cattle and Calves: slaughter 1.500; feeders, none. Trading on slaughter steers alow; steady; instances 25 lower, decline generally on weights over 1,250 lbs. Slaughter heifers moderately active, steady. Demand for heifers continued better than for steers. Slaughter cows steady to 1 .00 lower, decline on beef types.

Slaughter bulls poorly tested. Slaughter steers comprised 46 percent of receipts; slaughter heifers 46 percent, slaughter cows near 6 percent Steers: choice, 67.00-68.25; Select and choice, 66.50-67.50. Heifers: Choice, 67.00-68.50; Some lots carrying increased percentages 65.00-66.00; Select and choice, 66 select, 64.00-66.00. Cows: Breaking 52.00-54.00. 54.00-55.0O, Boning, 51 Low to avg cutter, 5000-5200.

Bulls: Yield grade 1-2 or fat, few 64.00-66.00. Sheep: 100; slaughter lamb 2.00 lower, laughter ewes steady; slsughter spring lambs, choice and prime, 113-145 63.00; 105-115 60.00-6200; around 58.00. Slaughte- eves: cull 44 y. 45 66 23 V. 57 27 27 123'i 61 86 24 24 44 -46 42 New York stocks: AlliedSignal Amlirands AmCyan Am Home Ameritech AmerTiT Amoco ArchDnM ArmWIn Asarco Inc AUKichdd Hands BectonDick BdlAUan BellSouth Beth Steel Boeings Borden Brunswck BuriNth Cltr Intl Cenlel Chevron Chrysler ConAgrs ConHdisn ConsFrght Curuss Wrt DeercCo duPom DunBrad F.slKodak Hmersonhl Karon PPG lnd PacTelesis PenneyJC People I PepsiCo PhilipPci Pnmenca ProctGamb QuakcrOat RalsuiPur Rock wel SlePacCp SeartRocb SmlhHchm Smthlich eq SouNEngn SwslBcU IKWInc Texaco Texlron UAI.Corp LSG L'SX Corp UnCarbde Union Elec UnPacCp UmlBrand US West L'nitlech Un.Td WalMart Walgreen WeslCo West gh El WhittnanCp Winnebago Woo worth AP Noon Exion 45 Ford Motor 5 3 VI Vi Last Chg.

GTE Corp 59 37V Vi GenFJct 56 Vi 75Vi GenMiUa 68 56 Gen Motors 49 99 GnMotr 55 61V. GI'L'Cp 41 40 Vi Goodrich 59 49 'A Goodyear 57 A 30 y. Vi GracoCo 36 45 Greyhound 36 34 V. IloudayCp 84 V. 106 llomesuke 14 85 IE Indust 25 V.

57 ITI Corp 61V, 97 IBM 116 52 Intern Pw 23 21 A V. lowalll GE 42 V. 55 IV. 19 33' V. JohnsCn 37 A 17 Mart 41 28 KN Eng 21 V.

63 V. KanGixE 22 V. 62 IV. 49 59 LoewsCp 118 A 26 Mapcos 39 38 ManMar 49 Vi 25 V. M.yi.g 23 v.

33 Vi MinnMng 75 6' Monsanto 118- V. 61 Vi Vi MuU Omah 14 V. 118 V. N.vijur 4- Vi 58 Norwcsu 22 50 Nucor WV. 36 Nvne, 70 y4 54 Occident Pet 29 V.

82 53 47 51 26 779 2 4 34 Smoke JL Sirens 29 26 77 15 69 55 78 40 -46 20 32 -is 6V. VI 'A V. Vi v. y. v.

'A 70 1 i to good shorn no 1-2 pelts. 9.00-1 8.00. Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) Stock price were ihghtly higher by midday today an Wall Street after giving up iame of their morning gains. The Dow Jones induithal average of 30 stocks, up as much as 14 points at mid-moming, was up 4.75 points to 2,709. 16 by noon KDT.

Gainers outnumbered losers about 4 to 3 in a tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 716 up, 543 down and 578 unchanged. Vfolume on the Big Board came to 71.38 million shares as of noon on Wall Street, up from 62.11 million shares st the same time on Monday. The morning surge came from buying interest in stock-index futures contracts in Chicago that was transmitted to Wall Street through srbiirage, traders said. Treasury bills WASHINGTON (AP) Interest rates on short-term Treasury securities fell in Monday's auction to the lowest level in several months. The Treasury Department sold $7.2 billion in three-month bills at an avenge discount rate of 7.64 percent, down from 7.88 percent last week.

Another $7.2 billion was sold in six-month bills, also st an average discount rate of 7.64 percent, down from 7.87 percent last week. The rates were the lowest since three-month bills sold for 7.54 percent Nov. 7, and six-month bills averaged 7.35 percent July 31. Large Pizza Medium Price Godfather's or Found Item 9:01 p.m. Monday, 400 S.

Seventh St. Men's 26-inch blue bicycle found. False alarm 4:11 p.m. Monday, 3000 Lincoln St. Beatrice Fire Department responded to alarm at Beatrice State Developmental Center, found to be an alarm malfunction.

No fire, no damage. Gage County Accident 7:35 a.m. Tuesday, one mile east of Beatrice at U.S. 136 and county road intersection. Drivers: David A.

Vrtiska, Filley; Douglas L. Schoneweis, Adams. Both westbound and collided as Vrtiska was turning south and was struck from behind. Estimated damage: $400 to Vrtiska's vehicle; $500 to Schoneweis' vehicle. Beatrice Accidents 9:56 p.m.

Monday, 1600 E. Court St. Driver: Gary A. Cullison, 232 S. 20th St.

Owner of parked car: Lester E. Lemon, Route 1, Beatrice. Cullison 's brakes failed and he struck Lemon's parked car. No damage estimate listed for either vehicle, 12:29 p.m. Monday, fourth and Market streets.

Drivers: Adcla M. Essman, 207 N. Sumner Darla A. Winchester, 413 N. 11th St.

Collided in intersection. Estimated damage: $750 to Ms. Essman's car; $400 to Ms. Winchester's car. 12:02 p.m.

Monday, 800 block of East Court Street. Drivers: Shannon M. Dixon, 122 N. Ninth Michael R. Ohlrich, 1800 Scott $51.

Collided as Ohlrich was changing lanes and Ms. Dixon was turning onto Court Street. Estimated damage: none to Ms. Dixon's pickup; $1,000 to Ohlrich 's pickup. Large Original Combo Pizza $Q99 Only ExpiresSept 18.

1989 I I Good at 121 So. 20th Beatrice, NE 223-3562 Not valid with other offers or touoons Limit one Pizza purchase per coupon Limited delivery area ond times The new discount rates understate the actual return to investors 7.9 percent for three-month bills with a $10,000 bill selling for $9,806.90 and 8.06 percent for a six-month bill selling for $9,613.80. In a separate report, the Federal Reserve said Monday that the average yield for one-year Treasury bills, the most popular index for making changes in adjustable rate mortgages, fell to 8.27 percent last week, down from 8.32 percent the previous week. FILM PROCESSING At the Courthouse Gold and silver Opea High Low Settle DouyePrinli Chg. SinglePrints.

GOLD 100 trojr Sep dollars per troy oz. 359 20 Oct 361.60 361.70 360.00 360 90 12 Exp. 2.11 15 Exp. 3.59 24 Exp. 5.43 36 Exp.

1.15 12 Exp. 1.99 15 Exp. 2.69 24 Exp. 3.99 .20 .40 .40 40 .40 50 .50 .40 -20 20 .20 Nov 36280 Dec 365 00 365.70 363 60 364 60 Feb 368.70 369.40 367.50 368 50 Apr 373 00 373.20 373.00 372.50 Jun 377.50 377 60 36 80 376 70 Aug 380.50 380.50 380.50 380 80 Oct 385 10 Dec 389 40 Feb 393 80 Apr 398 (10 Jun 402 70 402.70 402.70 402 50 Est. sales 21,000.

sales 25.024. open inl 153.394. off 2.534 Join our Wit(f a MTj LLUiXLI SII.VF.K cents per Iroy 506 0 506 5 505 0 oz. 505 1 Uaa 5,004 Iroy Sep Oct Nov 517 5 518 5 5160 529 0 537 5 545 0 554 5 5660 5300 538 5 545 0 554 5 5660 527.6 536 0 544 5 5S4 5 565.0 5(18 0 5124 5163 519 5 528 0 535 9 544 0 552 4 564 2 568 1 576 5 5K4 8 593 I Dec Jsn Mar May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar May Jul bu In Gage County District Court Arraignment Marvin J. Snyder 21, 705 Bell arraigned for criminal trespass and possession of stolen property June 13.

Gage County Court Arraignments John D. Fritz, 22, Adams, for fleeing to avoid arrest and willful reckless driving Aug. 20. Dale E. Robinson, 29, 921 Grant for driving while intoxicated Aug.

13. Sentencings Fines are in addition to $21 court costs. Defendants pleaded guilty unless otherwise noted. Robert A. Lcncrs, 32, 1902 High fined $300 for procuring alcoholic beverage for a minor Aug.

17. Karen J. Pfeiffer, 19, 505 N. Fifth St No. 6, fined $150 for minor in possession of alcoholic beverage Aug.

17. Stephanie S. Stewart, 20, 505 N. Fifth No. 6, fined $150 for minor in possession Aug.

17. Darrell A. Aids, also known as Darrell A. Schultz, 26, Wymore, 10 days in jail (one day credit) for no valid registration and 10 days in jail (to be served concurrently) for no proof of financial responsibility July 29. No driver's license: Daniel L.

Helmick, Pickrell, $50. Violate stop sign: Louann L. Tieszen, Beatrice, $15. Allowing unauthorized person to operate motor vehicle: Kim C. Helmick, Pickrell, $15.

Wrong way on one-way: Terri L. Oltman, Beatrice, $20. Speeding: Rodger L. Parks, Pawnee City, $50; Sheldon K. Kranzbcrg, Overland Park, $15; Donald A.

VanEvery, Council Bluffs, Iowa, $50; Tonia M. Lehn, Beatrice, $50; John D. Mc-Cubbin, Pickrell. $30. Dog at large: Julie Craig, Wymore, $10.

No valid registration: Donald R. Lamson, Lincoln, $25. Gage District Civil Court Filing Jerry O. DcWitt, 612 Lincoln vs. Merle E.

Layman, Elbert E. Layman and Alice Layman, 1315 Ashland petition for $4,499.14 in medical injuries and $417.56 for auto damage in accident Sept. 19, 1988 in Beatrice. Gage County Civil Court Dismissal Beatrice National Bank vs. Susan Agcna, Adams, and H.

Arlcala Umphcnour, Beatrice, petition for $514.75 on unpaid note, dismissed. Marriage licenses Douglas Lee Otto, 28, Marysville, and Dcnna Rac McPherson, 21, Marysville, Kan. Michael Alan Lindblom, 27, Beatrice, and Cheryl Lynn Orth, 23, Beatrice. Transfers Linda J. and Donald G.

Catlin to and Investments Lots 1-14 and vacated alley, Block 13, Original Town, north of vacated High Street between West Street and vacated First Street; part of Lots 9-10, Block 12, Original Town, north of High Street between vacated First Street and Second Street; Lot 7 and part of Lot 6 west of Indian Creek, Third north of Big Blue River between railroad tracks and Fifth Street, exempt. Melvin M. and Dorothy Reed to Samuel R. and Wanda K. Day, Lots 7-8, Block 22, W.

Park northwest comer of Paddock and Pcnncr streets, $7,500. Freda Uhlman to Dennis Uhlman and Daryl Uhlman, part of Lots 16-18, Block 3, Clatonia, exempt. sales 6 500 Fn 'a sal 7,271. 3 jl i open int 84.018, up 983 THURSDAY SPECIAL PM-10 PM SHRIMP DINNER IndUdM Oacm at Pooto loMd hXJd. Bd Cot AMERICAN LEGION CLUB 7th Doreey Ph.

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