Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 5

Wi Garden City Telegram Saturday, March 10,1979 Page 5 TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) A bill eliminating need for some private clubs to operate liquor pools will be introduced by a Senate committee for consideration this session, the panel agreed. The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committe also endorsed measures banning bottle rockets in Kansas and setting state safety standards for commercial boats. The bill to be introduced by the committee is sponsored by Sen. Ron Hein, R-Topeka.

It would change the laws on the books since 1965 requiring the state's Class private clubs to operate liquor pools. However, the bill includes a provision that for a club to be able to legally dispense liquor by the drink, it would have to Eliminate Liquor Pools for Some Private Clubs do at least half its business in food sales. Hein's original proposal did not include the food sales provision. Including the food sales provision is seen as improving the bill's chances of winning enough support for passage. Some senators who support a liquor-by-the-drink constitutional amendment think it should be tied to food sales, so only legitimate restaurants are permitted to sell mixed drinks.

The committee's bill also would permit private clubs to enter into reciprocal agreements under which they would honor each other's membership cards. However, it would not eliminate the 10-day waiting period for club membership or the $10 membership fee, as Hein proposed. The bill follows an opinion issued by Attorney General Robert T. Stephan which concluded a state Supreme Court's decision last November had defined an "open saloon" in such a way that private clubs do not need to operate liquor pools. The open saloon is prohibited by the state Constitution.

Stephan had warned in his opinion that the Legislature should exercise caution in how far it went and how fast in changing the private club laws. That admonition apparently led the committee to decide not to make wholesale changes in the law. Reciprocal agreements could be formed among individual restaurant-clubs or hotel and motel chains. The bill was not introduced Thursday, but is expected to be submitted Friday, then referred back to the committee for hearings and study. The committee endorsed for passage Thursday the bill making sale or possession of bottle rockets a Class misdemeanor, punishable by a $1,000 fine and, or, six months in jail.

Sen. Bill Morris, R-Wichita, was the main supporter of the measure, saying bottle rockets are the leading cause of fireworks-related fires in Kansas. The Federal and State Affairs Committee also approved a bill aimed at preventing tragedies similar to the June 17,1978, capsizing of the showboat Whippoprwill on Lake Pomona, in which 15 persons, including a pregnant woman, drowned. Hein said he submitted the bill in a slightly different form at the request of the Rev. Milton Vogel, a Topeka minister whose wife, daughter and granddaughter died in the Whippoorwill episode.

Vogel urged the. committee to pass some state regulations for commercial boat in Kansas "so that those 16 who died last June, three of my own family, will not have died in vain." Hein told the committee if the Whippoorwill had been up to current Coast Guard safety standards the night of the capsizing, there would be a good chance the boat would not have overturned when hit by what witnesses described as a small tornado. 'Final Straw'for the Rideouts 'THE' GRAIN (J Accepted 5:00 p.m. SALEM, Ore. (AP) John Rideout, acquitted in a widely publicized trial of raping his wife, says her decision to file for divorce two months after their reconciliation is "the final straw." "This is the final straw.

There's no turning back," Rideout said Thursday after Inn and you can have TWO of the best piziai in town DISH STYIE or THIN CRUST for the price of one. Order giant or large liie Pino Inn piiia and get a tecond one of the next smaller siie, with the lame type of crutt and ingredient! ABSOLUTELY FREEI Oder not good on dilly.ri.. Ofltr good thru Mitch JI, Clip this coupon and receive $2.50 off the regular price of your favorite giant pizza or $1.50 off the regular price of our large size pizza. Limit one coupon per customer per visit. Offer good on any style pizza.

OHer not good on dtllyirlti. VoKd thru Mirch 11, learning that his wife, Greta, had filed a divorce petition in Marion County Circuit. The couple announced their reconciliation Jan. 6 and told reporters they were happier than they had ever been. But Rideout, who turned 22 Thursday, said he had not seen his wife or their old daughter, Jenny, since shortly before he received a note Tuesday from Mrs.

Rideout saying she was leaving him. Earlier this week, Rideout said, he learned that his wife had told a reporter that everything not "peachy-keen" in their marriage. "She left me everything here except her makeup and her car," said Rideout, referring to the north Salem residence they leased shortly after their reconciliation. "All of hers and Jenny's clothes are still here'." Last Dec. 27, a jury of eight women and four men acquitted Rideout in what was believed to be the first case in Rec Briefs Youth baseball and Softball sign ups start March 1 and run through March 30.

Forms will be distributed through the schools. These forms must be turned into the Civic Center by March 30 to be guaranteed a position on a team. After School Intramurals for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders will get under way March 12 at the area schools. Sessions IV will be soccer. The fee will be $2 per student on Tuesday, Georgia Matthews on Wednesday, and Alta Brown on Thursday.

offered: Ballet II, Preteen Dance, Children's Dance, Children's Theatre Workshop, Preteen Theatre, Teen Workshop, Performing Ensemble, Macrame, Batik and Egg Decorating. For more information, call the Civic Center at 276-2362, MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS: Garden National Bank 7-1; REFCO 7-1; Scott City Sports Center 7-2; Dairy Queen 6-3; Bob's 83 4-4; Butler Welding 44; Linenberger Construction 26; Leoti 2-6; Nadz 2-7; G.C. New Car Dealers 1-8. COED VOLLEYBALL POST-SEASON TOURNAMENT STANDINGS: 1st Place, TBNL. 2nd, PJP II.

3rd, Quint Automotive. 4th, Ecstatic 8. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL 'will "be 1 'played on Tuesday and' Thursday evenings at the National Guard Armory. Everyone is welcome to come and watch. COMMUNITY ARTS has the following classes being OPEN DAILY 9-8, SUNDAY 12-5 WED.

SAVING Kmart AUTO" 1 SERVICE POLICY Kmtfi'i policy it to pci form only ntcdtdumcti. For eoui mirt MID wnricri lit nrcriw condmontd en miti'i to wmet, whether KbtHiud 01 not, hn ttlmd drltiiorilrd or worn pint tntit ot tontmur iy or unuti dminf condition, unltn tht tutlvmtr gntt mtit i iwtlKn Minrti olriplKt mtnt ol luch nndtd DUIL Nttdf bukt tyntm pun may not bt iwnid by tuiiomti. mut miy ill ttfuw toptr- form oirliil Nhtrt your iittly rt BELTED RADIAL WHITEWALLS H.D. SHOCKS Our Re 51.88 BR78x13 Plus F.E.T. 1.98 Each ALL TIRES PLUS F.E.T.

EACH shaft. For most U.S. cars MOUNTING INCLUDED, NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED SERVICES INCLUDE: 1. install new mart 1 points, rotor, condenser and major brand plugs (in stock) 2. Sit dwell and carburetor 3.

Time engine 4. Diagnostic engine analysis SERVICES INCLUDE: 1. Oil change (up to 5 qts. any weight mart- oil) 2. Install one mart' brand oil 3.

Chassis lubrication (flttiags eitra) 4. Irake lluid (if needed) 5. Cear lube (if needed) I OIL, LUBE, FILTER' a 88 I 'Single stage filters for most cars. With mart Air Filter WTOMS kidudnUMr MMtonrt I I 6-CYLINDER TUNE-UP Sale Air conditioned and 8-cyl. cars, $2 more.

4-cyl. less. For most U.S. cars. I I the United States of a man being charged with rape by a wife with whom he was living.

Mrs. Rideout not be reached for comment Thursday. The latest separation is the couple's fourth since their marriage Nov. 15,1976. It came as no surprise to Charles Burl, one of the two lawyers who represented Rideout at his trial.

"It's exactly what I expected," he said. "It fits the same pattern. They have separated and reconciled repeatedly, and it's a pretty tough history. "Their just youngsters with a lot of problems." Rideout said Thursday that his wife recently asked him to join her in seeing a marriage counselor. "I said, 'fine' but I never heard anything more about it," Rideout said.

When they reconciled, he said, "I tried to put everything in the past, and I felt I accom- plished it." In an interview last week with an Associated Press reporter, Mrs. Rideout said the couple had yet to visit a marriage counselor. "We should," she said, "things aren't peachy-keen around here." She did not elaborate except to say that when the subject of Rideout's trial comes up "we end up disagreeing and Rideout faces a domestic relations court hearing on April 16 on the state's attempt to gain $4,256 reimbursement for welfare funds received by his wife and child during the times the couple were separated. REGIER RAPID ROOF Free Estimate Acrylic Latex Roof Sealer For A Roof That Will Last fr Last Call 276-8705 HELPING OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES The Diet Center is Coming CENTER; There arc over BOO Diet Centers in the U.S. We will soon be opening in Garden City We are looking for ambitious people, preferably with a background in Nursing, Counseling, Dieting or Nutrition, who have the desire and means to become involved in a highly rewarding and successful career.

If you love people, are interested in good health and have either overcome a weight problem or would like to do so, you should investigate this unique opportunity. We offer a safe, easy, proven method of rapid weight loss and control. We offer great personal satisfaction and remarkable financial returns. If you arc honest, ambitious, have a desire to help others; if you want financial independence through self employment; if you want unlimited earning potential, please arrange for an Contact: Jim Llljenqulst (208) 356-9381 days (208) 523-62 Eveiniiigs OR WRITE 76 W. Main Roxburg, Idaho 83440 FREE GOLF free golf clinic sponsored by the Garden City Recreation Commission ia cooperation with Buffalo Dunes golf course, will be Friday, March 6 p.m.

at Buffalo Dunes. This clinic will feature fun-' damentals; a review of what should take place before the actual swing; specifically club selection, grip, stance and alignment will be covered. Also tips on the importance of loosening up, and how to practice properly. No enrollment is necessary, just the clinic. For further information call the Civic Center at 276-2362.

Three Resign In Protest WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Three of the four black members of the Wichita Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission resigned Wednesday night, protesting the firing of the commission's black director. "We cannot give further of our time and effort to an organization which has perpetuated and aided and abetted discriminatory practices," said Alyce Martin, Evora Belcher and William Jones, in a joint letter of resignation before walking out of the CREOC meeting. The trio was protesting the Feb. 9 dismissal of Jesse Rice as CREOC director by City Manager Gene Denton, who accused Rice of "flagrant insubordination" for walking out of a Feb.

7 CREOC meeting with a city-owned tape recorder and tapes, and dismissing a secretary who was taking minutes. Long payinj recoi Open Sunday 1:00 P.M. To 5:00 P.M. SUPER SUNDAY SALE Open Sunday 1:00 P.M. To 5:00 P.M.

Open Sunday 1 p.m. To 5 p.m. MEN'S LT. WEIGHT JACKETS 2 88 Sunday Special MISSES DRESS PANTS Sites 4 99 Super Sunday Sale GIRLS' PANTS TOPS Coordinating Pieces Open Sunday 1 p.m. To 5 p.m.

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Take stock in America. Buy US. Savings Bonds. Limited Quantity Open Sunday 1 p.m. To 5 p.m.

GIRLS' JEANS SKIRTS 5 Sunday Special MEN'S HOODED SWEATSHIRTS 4 QO 88 Limited Quantity Open Sunday 1 p.m. To 5 p.m. This is JCPenney 4U9N. mam Garden City, Ks. 275-9115 Catalog 2754111.