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October 28, 1986, Page 2 Lawrence County Newspapers New York Stock Exchange Monday's Close: NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 27: AetnLt 57 AidSgnL AllisCh Alcoa AmHes AmAgr ABrand AmCon ACvan Am Mot 3 24 Amoco ArchD Armco AshiOil BethSti Boeing BoiseC Brnsw BriNth Burrgh Cam Sp Caterp 37 Chrys CitiCrp CocacI ColgPal CmwE Yesterday's Closing stocks for IdahoP ComSat InidSti 19 Polarid ConsEd 152, IBM 122 ProctG CntiCp IntPapr RJR Nb CtData JohnJn RaisPur CrwnCk Jostens Revion 14 DartKr mart Rockwi DaytHd Kellog Safewy Deere KngtRd Schr Plo 81 Digital Kroger Sears Down LTV 2 ShellT duPont Loews Singer EKodk McDnD SonyCp Enron Merck 101 Squibb Exxon MMM StdOil Firestn MinPI Telex FordM Mobil Texaco GTE Monk Dt Texinst Gannett 73 Monsan USX Cp 26 GenEI MonPw UCarb 22 GnMills 85 NWA UnPac GMot N1 Semi Unocal Gillet Navistr WnAirL Gdrich NoStP 34 WstgE Goodyr Norwst Weyerh Greyh Penney William 18 Gulfstut Pepsic 28 WinDix Hmstke PhelpD Wiwth Honwell Pilsbry Xerox markets Local Issues New York Metals Stock quotes courtesy NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous Edward Jones Co. metal prices Monday: Last quote Change Gold $410.00 per ounce Handy man (only daily quote). Barry Wright Gold $407.50 per troy ounce, NY Comex BH Corp spot month closed Friday. Burlington Northern Silver $5.660 per ounce Handy HarChampion International 29 man.

Chrysler Silver $5.629 per troy ounce, NY Comex Eastman Kodak spot month closed Friday. General Motors Homestake Spotty gains McDonalds NEW YORK (AP) Stock prices posted MDU Resources Group some spotty gains today in a session Montana Power Co marked by uncertainty over the outlook Pope Talbot for interest rates. Pepsi Co Inc Trading was moderate. Safeway Later this week, the Treasury is due to Sears announce its quarterly financing plans. St Joe Gold 11 Analysts said traders were wary about US West Inc interest-rate prospects, pending word on Wal- Mart the size of the refunding and signs of how it Westvaco might be received.

Industrials 1841.82 up 9.57 Though stock prices have managed to Volume 133.240.000 shares post some gains in recent weeks, the rally has been met with considerable skeptiOver The Counter cism Wall Street. Brokers say investors' confidence apBid Ask parently has vet to recover fully from the CPI Corp. 36 selloff that hit the market early last Whart Resources month. Hospital report NH GENERAL Pfarr and baby girl, all of Deadwood; Emmett Franklin, Alex WilADMITTED: Scott Zieske, Col- liam, and Melody Kleinheksel, all of leen Cooper, Clarence Dutton, and Lead; Lorraine Swenby, Sturgis; Marlo Heupel, all of Lead; Juanita and Laurel Jackovich, St. Onge.

Young, Lora Sperling, Maxine Culver, and Johannah Ells, all of LOOKOUT MEMORIAL Deadwood: and Randi Oviatt, Whitewood. DISMISSED: April Mereider, BIRTHS: A baby girl to Randi Amy Brown, Jean Gormley, and and Dwight Oviatt, Whitewood. Harold Dittus, all of Spearfish; SanDISMISSED: Chris Reimann, dra Thomas, Belle Fourche; Louis Derek Ryan, Shirley Bey, Teresa Bagley, Buffalo; and Karen TrusSmith, Virginia Eastmo, and Joyce sell and baby girl, Alliance, Neb. HOME FOR SALE 604 West Main Street Lead, South Dakota 3 bedrooms, baths, garage, formal living land dining room, breakfast room, built-in music center, patio and deck. PRICE NEGOTIABLE.

Call for showing. 584-2579 By appointment only! SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SOUTH DAKOTA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION NOTICE OF HEARING Pursuant to the authority vested by SDCL 1-26 the South Dakota Transportation Commission will hold a hearing on the 20th day of November, 1986, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock (CST) in the Commission Room in the Transportation Building, Pierre, South Dakota, to consider the amending of the following rule: SPEED RULES: 70:01:02:63 (10) A speed zone in Walworth County on U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 20 in Mobridge is being amended. The reason is to raise a portion of the speed zone from 30 to 35 miles per hour. The purpose of the speed change is in the interest of public safety.

Copies of the proposed rules may be obtained at the office of the Secretary, South Dakota Transportation Commission, Pierre, South Dakota. Notice is also given that any interested person may submit oral or written arguments at the time of the hearing or may submit written statements or arguments to the Secretary, Department of Transportation, Transportation Building, Pierre, South Dakota, prior to the date set for the hearing. The South Dakota Transportation Commission, upon its own motion or at the instance of any interested person, may thereafter amend the above proposals substantially as above set forth without further notice. Dated this 21st day of October, 1986. BY ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION -S- Richard L.

Howard RICHARD L. HOWARD, SECRETARY Local, area Terry Cockrell Funeral services for Terrence "Terry" Cockrell, 49, of Carlile, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, at the United Methodist Church in Sundance, Wyo. The Rev.

Paul Redfield will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery at Sundance, under the direction of Fidler Roberts Northeast Wyoming Funeral Chapel. Cockrell died Saturday, Oct. 25, near Sidney, while hunting. Memorials have been established to the American Heart Association and Ducks Unlimited.

He was born Nov. 16, 1936, at Fort Wayne, the son of Glen and Tressa (Sefton) Cockrell. He attended Howe Military Academy for three years and graduated from Northside High School in Fort Wayne in 1954. He was married Aug. 29,1959, at Fort Wayne.

He graduated from Michigan State University in 1962 and the family moved to Beulah in August of 1966 where Cockrell worked for the Fish Genetics Laboratory until 1974. He worked as a electrician in the area until the time of his death. Survivors include his wife, Sharon of Carlile, a son, Brett Alan Cockrell of Williston, N.D.; two daughters, Mrs. Larry (Lynn) Perlenfein of Bonesteel, and Tracy Cockrell of Aurora, Colo; his mother, Tressa Wolf and maternal grandmother, Hazel Sefton, both of Fort Wayne. He was preceded in death by his father, Glen.

William Eddy Word has been received of the death of William E. Eddy, formerly of Lead, at his home in Temple City, Calif. on Saturday, Oct. 25. William Eddy was born in Lead in May of 1914.

He graduated from Lead High School in 1933. As a youngster, he worked as a pinsetter at the Homestake Recreation Center. He was married to the former RESTAURANT Best Motor Inn "The Right Place at the Right Price" Giant Chicken Fried Steak Choice of potato Roll butter Soup -n- salad bar $305 11 a.m. till closing Other Noon Evening Specials Avallable 578-1611 137 Charles Deadwood deaths Gayle Dick, also of Lead, in 1937. He worked for Homestake Mining Company as a time keeper until he left for California during World War II.

He worked for Bell and Howell of Pasadena, Calif. as a personnel director until his retirement. Eddy was High Priest in the Masonic Lodge of Pasadena and belonged to several orders including York and High Twelve. He was also president of the Temple City Senior Citizens for three years. Following cremation, private services will be held November 3 in Temple City.

Eddy was preceded in death by his parents, an infant daughter, and one brother, all of Lead. He is survived by his wife Gayle and two sons, Ralph and Frank, all of Temple City; a sister, Dorothy Eddy, and brother John Eddy, both of Lead; a brother, Robert, Temple City; and three grandsons and a great-grandson. The home address is 5111 SanAnita Temple City, Calif. 91780- 7378. Rosella Grohs Funeral services for Rosella K.

Grohs of Spearfish, are set for Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Mitchell. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in Mitchell. She died Friday, Oct.

24 at Lookout Memorial Hospital at the age of She was born Oct. 27, 1905, at Roby, S.D. to Philip and Mary (Bohr) Kirsch. She attended schools at Roby and was married to Joseph Grohs at Dimock. They ranched in the Dimock area for several years, lived at Parkston for several years and moved to Mitchell where they lived from 1942 to 1981 when she moved to Spearfish and was a resident at Serenity Corner.

Survivors include one son, Lyle Grohs of Gillette; a sister, Eleanor Morris of San Diego, and three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, Alvin and two brothers, Matt and Albert. Local arrangements were by Jolley Evans Funeral Chapel. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Friends and Neighbors We invite you to discuss freely and frankly with us questions you may have regarding any and all aspects of the funeral including our services and our fees. Funeral directors serve best when such service is based on a mutual understanding between them and those who seek their services.

This should prevail during the arrangements for the funeral and until all the needs and desires of the survivors have been satisfied. Serving Spearfish area since 1956 Lead and Deadwood since 1975 Sundance area of Wyoming since 1974 Pre-Arrangement Pre-Need Pre-Planning; At-Need Services And Cremation Services Provided. Advancement of funds not required, but if they are entrusted, of all funds trusted with savings institution of your choice. We pay no sales commissions with your money. If you are at all interested in costs please we invite you to shop and compare.

Fidler Funeral Chapel at Spearfish and Lead Fidler-Roberts Northeastern Wyoming Funeral Chapel at Sundance, Wyo. Licensed Personnel Ray Nadine Fidler and K. Michael Chaput ANOTHER NEW RECORD! Recently, Homestake Maintenance Department crews established a new record for changing out the ore hoist head ropes at No. 6 Winze. The job was safely accomplished over a weekend in the shortest possible time, knocking 10 hours off the previous record! Congratulations to all crews A for done! a job well planned and well I Chet Aman Glenn Greco Randy Oyler Don Brand Norm Hertel Jerry Pontius Pat Brinkman Rodney Keller Kim Reller Randy Carsten Morgan Makley Bobby Roberts OUR PEOPLE CONTINUE Joe Cracco Danny Marler Randy Stover TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! Kim Culver Ed Meek Larry Surrell John Custis Delbert Mitcheltree Don Swesey Jim Daniels Dave Neisent Ron Theisen Kirby Denton Lanny Nelson Rodney Toth Mike Russell Dropulich Evenson William Osborn Neudick Jon Walker HOMESTAKE Tom Bobby Weiers Tom Fredericksen Wayne Wipf 'MINING COMPANY.