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Page 2 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Saturday, February 22, Deaths Tayter Services Held Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Roberts- Blue-Barnett Chapel for Mrs. A. L. Taylor, formerly of 923 Lincoln who died Wednesday in Newman Memorial County Hospital. The services were conducted by the Rev.

Allen A. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The soloist was Trevor Lewis, the organist was Mrs. Robert Lenigan, and the pallbearers were Howard Frazier, Martin A. Schlesener, Donald Bailey, and Albert Carl and Joseph Hotzel.

Burial was in Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Relatives who attended from out of town were Fred Taylor, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Campbell, Kansas City, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Hebb, Rosa Warner, and Edna Gardner, Topeka: Louis Weimer, Lebo; and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weimer, Carbondale. Colburn Services Held Funeral services for W.

C. Colburn, 428 South Union who died Tuesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka, were held Friday afternoon in Roberts-Blue-Barnett Chapel- They were conducted by Col. (ret.) Wilford Riegle and Col. (ret.) Arthur Ericsson. The organist was Mrs.

Robert Lenigan and the pallbearers were Alan and Dwane Robinson, Charles B. Goodell, Chester L. Chandler, Kenneth Bazil, and Evan W. Roberts. Graveside services in Memorial Lawn Cemetery were conducted by Ball-McColm Post 5 of the American Legion.

The chaplain was the Rev. David W. Isaac, the bugler was Kenton Thomas, and members of the color guard were Lowell Kraum, Earl Miller, Clayton Hobble, Frank Keating, and Rex M. Bishop. Relatives who attended from out of town were Messrs, and Mesdames J.

D. Robinson and Russell Van Bibber, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Robinson, Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Aldrich and Mrs. J. H. Pope, Lee's Summit, Mo. Mrs.

Charles Peak Dies Mrs. Charles V. Peak, formerly of Emporia, died Friday in Newton, where she had lived since 1944. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Roberts-Blue- Barnett Chapel.

They will be conducted by the Rev. Jon Jones, pastor of the United Methodist Church in Newton. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs. Peak, the former Lucinda B.

Lusk, daughter of James and Delia Lusk, was born Nov. 20th, 1882, in Burrton. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Newton. Mrs. Peak was preceded in death by her husband, who died June 8th, 1956, and she is survived by six sons, Harley, of GaryviUe, Roy, of Haute, Ray, of WaKeeney, Junior, of Stafford, and Keith and Maurice, of Newton; two daughters, Mrs.

Vernon (Juanita) George and Mrs. Dean (Ethel) Merry, both of Newton; one brother, Lloyd Lusk. Topeka: one sister, Elsie Carey, Wichita; 12 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. SCHOAP SERVICES HELD COTTONWOOD FALLS Funeral services for Henry R. Schoap who died last Saturday in Newman Memorial County Hospital in Emporia, were held Tuesday afternoon in the Croy Funeral Home.

They were conducted by the Rev. Robert Graf of Woodbine. The pianist wsa Mrs. Joseph Brown and the pallbearers were Ronald Sparks, Mark Miller Edward Spencer, and Eugene, Walter, and June Talkington. Burial was in Prairie Grove Cemetery.

Out-of-town relatives who attended were Frank McGinnis, Cleveland, Ohio; Thomas McGinnis. Twinsburg, Ohio; Jeffrey Slade, Amesbury, Juanita Markus and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Uhlenback and family. Kingfisher.

the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Keller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burrell and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Johnson and Frank Davis, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Spencer, Eldorado Springs. Mary Jane and Jake Schoap, Kansas City, and Elizabeth Fredrick and Clara McDonald.

Woodbine. HALL SERVICES HELD COTTONWOOD FALLS Funeral services for Mrs. De- Ibert Hall, who died Sunday in Pahokee, were held Friday afternoon in the Brown-Bennett Funeral Home. They were conducted by the Rev. Delbert Hall.

The soloist was Elmore Stout, the accompanist was Doris Stout, and the pallbearers were Richard and Douglas Peck, Eugene Talkington, Tom Burton, Kenneth Brent, and George Yeager. Burial was in the Matfield Green Cemetery. Relatives who attended from out of town were the Rev. Delbert Hall, Pahokee; Thomas Hall, of Germany; Mary Peck and Hattie and Elaine Heathman, Matfield Green; Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas W. Hall, Newton; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peck, Coffeyville; Mary Hall Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Lee and son 4 Raytown, Mr. and Mrs. "Carl Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall, Blackwell, Okla.

Births Births of three babies in Newman Memorial County Hospital were reported today. Mr. and Mrs. James Kluth, 406 Market are the parents of a son born Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Kellison, 722 Rural are the parents of a son born today. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Massey, 1325 Merchant are the parents of a son born today.

-fr Gazette Want Ads Get Quick Results Native Emporian to Perform As Guest Soloist at E-State Jack Mouse, writer, teacher, and drummer, will be guest artist at the Jazz Workshop Scholarship Concert scheduled for March 5th at Emporia State College. Mr. Mouse, a former student at Emporia State, has performed with such groups as Tommy Mercer, Stan Kenton and 'Doc' Severinsen and the Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller orchestras. After graduating from college in 1969, Mr. Mouse spent one year as a drummer with the Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps, and three years as the featured drum soloist with the official stage band of the Air Force Academy, "The Falconaires." In 1974, he was a percussion judge for the Mid-America Music Association Festival in Kansas City.

He is a contributing percus- sion columnist for "The Educator," the official magazine of the National Association of Jazz Educators and plays for many national radio and television commercials. A native Emporian, Mr. Mouse is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Mouse, 1716 Trow- man Way. The Jazz Workshop Scholarship Concert, an annual event at Emporia State, is a benefit performance for scholarships awarded to music students at the college. The concert features two jazz bands, each numbering 19 students. This year's concert will be at 8:15 p.m. March 5th, in Albert Taylor Hall.

Tickets for the performance are available from members of the Jazz Workshops and at Garrison's and Lenigan's music stores in Emporia. (E-State News Release) V.F.W. 1980 Graphic Arts Road Just South of Highway 50 DANCE Saturday, Feb. 22nd TRUDY LOVE BAND Is your VFW Membership" up to date? Members and their families enjoy many "BONUS" events throughout the year and are always welcome to bring their guests. Two Programs About Growth of Emporia To Be on Television The multi-media slide presentation prepared for showing at the two public forum discussions on Emporia's growth will be shown several times on Emporia State's Cablevision channel 8 early in the week.

The production, "Emporia: Town or City? A Time for Decision," will be shown at 2:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The 25-minute presentation outlines Emporia's growth from the city's founding in 1857 to today and discusses policy decisions regarding growth and the effect of those decisions upon the city today. The public forums are scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

on Monday and at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. The forums in the Social Lecture Hall of the Memorial Union at E-State will be open to the public. The program will consist of the multi-media presentation, a panel discussion, and a question and answer session. (E-State News Release) fr Hospitals St.

Mary's Admitted Friday: Minnie White, Newton; William Davis, 1201 Triplett Drive; Zella Flynn, 117 South Neosho Marjorie Sowers, 25 South Mechanic Linda Klumpe, Madison; Troy Link, Rt. 3. Dismissed Friday: P. T. and Virginia Kehler, 1412 Neosho St.

Newman Memorial County Admitted Friday: Malinda Hamilton, 736 East Twelfth Gladys Roberts, 310 Sherman Carol Kluth, 406 Market Don McAllister, 2113 West Twenty-first Mark Redding, Gridley; Lena Maude Marsh, Bushong; Edith Jones, 940 Arundel St. Dismissed Friday: Baby girl Shearon, 1601 West South Kacie Knox, Garnett; Judy Johnson, 526 Union St. Admitted today: Chrisyann Keys, Americus; Karen Huber, Madison; Bernadine Kellison, 722 Rural Mary Ann Massey, 1325 Merchant St. Dismissed today: Mary Johnston and baby boy, 1530 Williby Ave. Greenwood County Hospital Admitted Wednesday: Sheila Potter, Madison; Edwin Arnold and Keith Chamberlain, both of Severy; Sharon Hellman and Robert Yost, both of Eureka.

Dismissed Wednesday: Eva Ashlock, Virgil; Martha Mize, Severy; Larry Ebberts, Kenneth Griggs, Anita Mills and baby boy, Kathy Robinson and baby boy, all of Eureka. Admitted Thursday: Jerry L. Elder Howard; Frank Linden and Faye Linden, both of Hamilton; Cleon Elliott, Daily Report SCENE FROM "KIDS" Members of the Readers' Theater Group at Emporia State College that will present the children's play "KIDS" pose above in costume. They are, from left, Pam Vance, Rod Schuler, Mary Haberlein and Jack Gipson. (E-State Photo) New Adult Education Classes Offered at V-T School Here Supervisory management II and ABC Stenoscript (speed writing) are two new adult education evening classes which will start next Monday at the Flint Hills Vocational-Technical School.

Supervisory management is a 40-hour class that will start at 7 p.m. Monday, and continue on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. through April 30th. Leslie Neff will teach the class. Tuition will be 16.06.

ABC Stenoscript is a 48-hour class that will start Monday at 6:30 p.m. and continue on Mon- and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. through May 7th. Tuition will be $4.85.

During the week of March 'more adult education classes will begin at the V-T School. Two separate classes hi tailoring of men's wear will be offered starting March 4th at 6:30 p.m. and continuing on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. through April 24th.

The instructors will be Casandra lindberg and Velma Walker. Tuition will be $4.04. Construction of children's wear is a 40-hour class that will start March 3rd at 6:30 p.m. and continue on Monday and Wednesday evenings through April 23rd. Tuition will be $4.04.

Jan Redeker will be the instructor. "Powder puff" mechanics is a Earl Miller, Larry Webb, RoUin Bailey, and John Ebberts. all of Eureka; Debra Gilliland, Rosalia. Dismissed Thursday Cindy Gragg and baby boy, Howard; Vernal Zimmerman, Sharon Hellman, Eldon Kramer. Olga Souders, and Gertrude Henley, all of Eureka.

30-hour class scheduled to begin March 4th at 6:30 p.m. and continue on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. through April 3rd. Tuition will be $15.

Dana Anderson will teach theclass. Accounting fundamentals is a 48-hour class that will start March 5th at 6:30 p.m. and continue on Wednesdays only from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. through June 18th.

Joanne Jenks will teach the class. Tuition will be $4.85. Further information about these classes is available at the- V-T School, 342-6404. -ir About Town Charles Greenlee, of the Flat Rocks Mobile Home Court, returned Wednesday from La Verne, where he attended a family party and honor of his sister, Mrs. Richard (Gladys Greenlee) Waite, who was celebrating her 80th birthday anniversary.

Among the other relatives who attended were another sister of Mr. Greenlee, Mrs. Raymond (Ava) Boline, and Mr. Boline, of Admire. "THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS" presented March 4, 8 p.m.

by EKSC Union Activities Council. W.L. White Auditorium, Tickets at Memorial Union Box Office. Gen. adm.

$4 with any student "ID" $3. EKSC ID's, Faculty ID, Emporia High ID. No reserve seats. adv. JACK MOUSE ON as guest artist at a concert by the Jazz Workshop here March 5th will be Jack Mouse, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Mouse, 1716 Trowman Way. WILLARD'S DONUT SHOP NEW SHOP HOURS for February and March Weekdays 4:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturdays 4:00 AM to 12:00 Noon Closed SUNDAYS Play for Children Set for Next Week At Emporia State "KIDS," an Emporia State College theater production to be presented in Thy Theater in the Humanities Building Monday and Tuesday, will feature four El Doradoans. Written by James Swedenburg of Salina, "KIDS" is a show for both children and adults. The script includes stories of excitement without cruelty or violence.

Songs in the sh'ow are intended to expand a child's personal horizons and to dispel the myths that distort reality such as "pretty equals good," "all mothers stay in the kitchen," and "boys don't cry." El Doradoans portraying the "KIDS" are Jack Gipson, a freshman; Rod Schuler, junior; Mary Haberlein, freshman; Pam Vance, sophomore. Sandy Womochil, Abilene, is -accompanist. The show is directed by Marc R. Minnis. (E-State News Release) -fr "fr Thursday evening personnel and owners of Winter Furniture 'attended a demonstration "and sales meeting in the store.

The meeting was presented by Polk Dillion, factory sales representative of Thomasville Furniture. 'Afterwards, the group attended a steak dinner at Leonida's Restaurant. Willard's Donut Shop, new shop hours for February and March. Weekdays 4:00 a. m.

ta 6:00 p. Saturdays 4:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon, closed Sundays. adv.

An Emporia student at Emporia State College, Miss Karen Greischar, was pledged Thursday evening as a provisional member of Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. Miss Greischar, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Greischar, 1303 Rural St. Thefts, Vandalism Police are investigating a report of an attempted armed robbery.

Beverly J. McClain, 125 South Mechanic told officers that she was accosted by an unidentified man Friday night in the vicinity of Eighth Avenue and Cottonwood Street. No further information was available early today. Two Emporia State students, Richard D. Harper andScott L.

Hoisted, were arrested early today on grand larceny charges. Police said that the two were arrested after a police officer stopped their car for failing to yield the right-of-way at a flashing red light. They are accused of stealing four empty beer kegs from Swafford Sales, 218 Constitution St. The kegs are valued at $340. A tape player, two speakers, two tape cases, a piece of imitation leopard skin, and 48 tapes were stolen from a car in the 'Didde-Glaser parking lot early Friday morning.

The car is owned by John C. Kreuger, 2220 Prairie and his loss has been set at $388.45. Currency including seven $20 bills, three $10 bills, one $5 bill, and four $1 bills, was taken from the Iowa Beef Processors locker room Friday. The money belongs to Gilbert G. Chavez, 224 South Market St.

Terry E. Barrett, 717 Weaver reported the theft of a shirt jacket. The garment was taken from Emporia High School Friday. Loss was set at $50. Vandalism was reported by Eugene M.

Farr, 1031 East Twelfth Ave. Vandals broke the left rear door window of his car while it was parked near his residence Thursday night and early Friday. Damage was set at $25. Jacque K. Hurt, 1015 East reported the theft of a tricycle.

She said that the tricycle, valued at $10, was taken Wednesday night or Thursday, John J. Mitchell, 916 Garfield and Daniel S. White, 717 State reported the theft of billfolds. Both men recovered their wallets but $3.80 and meal tickets worth 60 cents had been- taken from Mr. Mitchell's wallet and meal tickets worth $2.50 had been taken from Mr.

White's wallet. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon at the old Emporia High School. Jerry L. Younkin, 725 Homewood reported the attempted the theft of mail from her mail box. The incident' occurred Friday morning.

Margaret J. Smith, 101 South Neosho reported an incident at the and Cafe, West Highway 50, in which an unidentified man left the cafe without paying for a meal priced at $5.25. The incident occurred early today. Ruth E. Linhart, Lebo, was charged with petty larceny, in connection with an incidental the Reeble's North Grocery Store, 1005 Commercial Friday afternoon.

She is accused of stealing a pair Loss was set at -if -ir 3 Traffic AccidentSj One person was injured inlan accident early today in the 200 block of East Thirteenth Avenue. Gary R. Hare, 627 Chestnut sustained a bruise on his head when the car in which. he was a passenger skidded into a utility pole and a street sign. The car, driven by Donald J.

NisQer II, Lawrence, was southbound when Mr. Nistler swervedito avoid striking an animal in the roadway and lost control of the car. Damage was set at $1,000. Cars driven by Rita R. Schlup, 821 Neosho and Janice M.

Shirley, 810 State were -involved in a minor accident at Fifth Avenue and Neosho Street Friday afternoon. fr fr Traffic Tickets Emporia police have issued traffic tickets to David Salario, 221 Lincoln driving without a license; Randy H. Storrer, 620 Oak drag Jerry; J. Storrer, 1214 Beverly drag racing; Robert W. Rankin, 1414 Walnut driving without a license and failure to display current vehicle registration; Larry F.

Ball, 918 Merchant failure to stop at a stop sign; Curtis L. Doile, 1038 Garfield 35 in a 20 zone; Rito Mejia 1112 Merchant parking private property without tjje consent of the owner; Kennejfi A. Taylor, 526 South Union driving across private properjy to avoid a traffic control Cabaret Setting Will Be Used For "Fantasticks" Production "The'Fantastieks," a comedy romance by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, will be presented by "Happening at the Cabaret" at Emporia State College Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Union Activities Council, the presentation in the Colonial Ballroom will be staged amid a cabaret atmosphere and refreshments will be served. There will be no admission charge.

A perennial favorite of dinner-theater productions, "The Fantasticks" is described as a rollicking spoof of romance and the boy-next-door situation. Performing in the production, directed by Marc R. Minnis, Wichita, will be Kandi Willson of Douglass; Robert Zahn of Topeka; Cim Roesner, Manhattan; Rod Schuler, El Dorado; Jon Wadlowe and Sharon Roblez. Emporia; Veryle Rupp, Salina; Jon Clark, Topeka; and Donald Wibbels, Louisville, Ky. Mr.

Wadlowe is the son of Mrs. E. B. Wadlowe, 917 Mechanic and Miss Roblez is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Roblez, 916 West St. (E-State News Release) Everyone Welcome! Beefalo OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, Feb. 26th 1:00 to 4:00 PM Emporia Livestock Sates Por information contact: Marketing Enterprises Inc.

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Wirsig, 1018 Mary in a 20 zone; Catherine 119 South Washington 50 30 zone; Mary I. Corrado, If West Twenty-fourth 32 hi 3 20 zone; Robert L. Hall, Morse Hall, Emporia State, 30 in a 20 zone; Robert T. Rumold, Americus, failure to stop at; a stop light; Pamela J. East parking on private property without the consent of the owner; John L.

Gilligan, Rt. on private property the consent of the owner; William L. Fowler, Twin Towers, 41 in a 30 zone; Patricia C. Grimm, 912 West Twelfth 35 in a 20 zone; MarkjG. Bales, Twin Towers, reckless driving; Marvinft.

Coop, 215 East Copley ure to pay overtime parking Dennis L. Foraker, 10 Eighth failure to pay ovjir- time parking tickets; Stoner, 306 East Thirteenth failure to pay overtime parking tickets; Christian Kramer III, Commensal St. failure to pay overtime tickets; and Jay Friedman, 1016 Constitution $.., failure to pay overtime parking tickets. Funeral Announcements Peak, Mrs. Charles V.

Fun-: eral services will be heldcj Monday at 2:00 p.m. in Chapel with Rev. Jon officiating. Interment be in Maplewood Roberts-Blue-Barneit Funeral Home WRESTLING W.L. White Auditorium Emporia Civic Building Emporia, Kansas WED.

FEB. 26 8:00 PM A Big Night of ALL STAR ACTION! The Interns with Dr. Ken Ramey VS Haystack Calhoun and Mike George SEMI FINAL Bulldog Bob Brown VS Ted Gates Tommy Martin VS Sato Advanced tickets on from CM342-4M1 or 3424031 and at BOX Office Altor PM Wed. and.