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B2, LOCALREGIONSTATE, The Coloradoan, Thursday, September 12, 2002, www.coloradoan.com Cadets soaring in new gliders 'mf Dead infant found Wednesday in Greeley The Weld County Sheriffs Office found a dead infant in the area of Colorado Highway 85 and Weld County Road 2V2 in unincorporated Weld County around 9 a.m. Wednesday. Employees from a neighboring business found the infant wrapped in a baby blanket under a bush. An autopsy determined that the baby was born alive between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 2 a.m.

Wednesday. A cause of death has not yet been determined. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the sheriffs office at (970) 392-4565. Coloradoan staff and wire services house for hours was wounded by police when the standoff ended in a cloud of tear gas Wednesday. Joshua Leigh, 28, suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds after he jumped out of a window and pointed a rifle at police at about 2:30 p.m., Sgt.

John Gates said. Leigh's grandmother told police she spent the night in her car after Leigh allegedly asked her to shoot him Tuesday evening. Officers responded to the house about 11 a.m. Wednesday when somebody else called police. Leigh and his dog were in the house.

During a short telephone conversation with a negotiator, Leigh told police: "This is my day to die." Criminal charges were pending. athletes, the opportunity to fly. "We couldn't take everyone up, that was the big reason," said Lt Col. Phillip Beaudoin, director of operations for the 94th Flying Training Squadron. "It wasn't a Soar-For-All program." The academy's soaring program, called Soar-For-All, is intended to give all cadets a taste of flying.

The two-seaters can carry roughly 440 pounds vs. the old ones with a weight capacity of about 360 pounds. Unlike the old gliders, the new ones have an instrument panel in the back so the instructors don't have to look over students' shoulders to see altimeter, air speed indicator and other instruments. The new gliders have longer wings and less drag, allowing cadets to stay in the air longer on each flight. 'This plane loves to fly," said senior cadet Bailyn Beck, gently pulling the plane out of a planned nose-high stall at about 9,500 feet over the Air Force Academy.

"It doesn't like to be on the ground." Beck, an instructor pilot, said the Blaniks are far more sensitive than the old American-made Schweizers that the academy used for decades. "If a student just thinks about where he wants to go, the plane will respond," he said. The academy considered buying Blaniks in 1995 but ditched the plan after flight tests revealed the plane was unstable, Beaudoin said. "There must have been something wrong with it. It didn't fly straight," he said.

News of record Paid funeral notices 6D Obituaries Editor's note: Obituaries are published seven days a week in the Coloradoan. Basic information about the deceased and services is included at no charge. A fee applies to obituaries that include additional information, photos or art elements such as service club logos. Obituaries also will appear online at www.coloradoan.com. Obituaries may be placed between 9 a.m.

and 5:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 2 to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Obituaries submitted during business hours will publish when requested. Josephine Lucierie Josephine Lucierie, 82, of Fort Collins went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, Sept.

10, 2002. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Holy Family Catholic Church. The Rev. Douglas LUCIERIE Hunt, C.R.

will officiate. Cremation has taken place. Josephine Peppe was born Oct. 18, 1919, in Queens, N.Y., to Josephine and Anthony Peppe. She married Alfred Lucierie on July 25, 1943, in Long Island.

She lived in Inwood, N.Y, and Merrick, N.Y., before moving to Fort Collins in 1977. She was a devoted mother and housewife. She was a mger uneral Home Crematory Oualll Care Al Affordable Prleei visit reagetfuneraucotn for obituaries or sending condolences. LUCIERIE Josephine Lucierie of Fort Collins. Memorial Mass 11 am Friday at Holy Family Catholic Church Funeral Chapel and All Northern Colorado, Fort Collins Crematory (970)482-4244 121 West Olive Street 80524 LOCALLY FAMILY OWNED OPERATED SIEFKEN Myron E.

Siefken of Fort Collins. Prayer vigil 7 p.m. Friday at Bohlender Funeral Chapel. Mass of Christian burial 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Joseph Catholic Church. Interment Resthaven Memory Gardens. PARKER Louise Sylvia Parker of Fort Collins. Service and interment in Fremont, Neb. Tc Bohlender Liberty Common celebrates addition Liberty Common School, 1725 Sharp Point Drive, today will celebrate its new performing arts center and two new gyms.

A reception begins at 6 p.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony to follow at 7:15 p.m. Prior to the additions, Liberty had to rent space at other schools for its athletic events and performances, Headmaster Russ Spicer said. Information: 482-9800. Man wounded in Greeley standoff A man who asked his 82-year-old grandmother to shoot him and then barricaded himself in a morial service will be at a later date.

Karl Schakel was born in 1921 in Cincinnati and graduated with a degree in aeronautical engi SCHAKEL neering from Purdue University in 1942. He served in the Navy during World War II. His career encompassed aero nautic design, engineering, agriculture, real estate, architecture, ranching, international project development and health products. He loved "the art of the sale." Karl enjoyed hunting, fishing, traveling, tennis, skiing, racquetball and spending time with his family. He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Doris Gilbert Schakel; his children, Peter Schakel, Leslie VandeWalle, Karl G.

Schakel Nancy Paul and Eric Schakel; his brother, Jack Schakel; 11 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. In lieu of flowers, a contribution may be made to the charity of your choice in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 650 W. Drake Road, Fort Collins, CO 80526. Please see his online obituary and sign family the guest book at www.allnutt.com sonal Wear (Commercial Yam) 1 Betty Veldhuizen, Loveland 2 Cynthia Tiger, Loveland 3 Patty Volker, Estes Park Class 083 Hand Weaving, Home Accessory 1 Vivian Downing, Loveland 2 Jan Meyer, Loveland 3 Lisa Kent, Loveland Class 084 Hand Knitting Article From Hand Spun Yam 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park Class 091 Tied Work Tied Baby Comforter 1 Bev Stickelmeyer, Berthoud Class 094 Individuals Over 60 Crochet Article 1 Edith Chenoweth, Loveland 2 Bev Stickelmeyer, Berthoud 3 Colleen Gray, Loveland Class 095 Individuals Over 60 Novelty Items 1 Edith Chenoweth, Loveland 3 Rufina Kaltenberger, Wellington Class 096 Individuals Over 60 Knitted Items 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park 2 Ruth Miller, La Porte Class 097 Individuals Over 60, Hand Quilting Pieced Quilt 1 Georgia Burba, Loveland 2 Esther Anderson, Loveland Class 105 Individuals Over 60 Any Other item Quilted 1 Bev Stickelmeyer, Berthoud Class 107 Individuals, Over 70 Any Other Item 1 Edith Chenoweth, Loveland 2 Rufina Kaltenberger, Wellington Class 108 Individuals, 7 Years Under Stitchery Item 1 Erin Robinson, Wellington 2 Joseph Larson, Windsor Class 109 Individuals, 7 Years Under -Quilted Item 2 Gemma Robinson, Wellington 3 Erin Robinson, Wellington Class 111 Individuals, 7 Years Under, Any Other Item 1 Gemma Robinson, Wellington 2 Kaileen Hogg, Loveland 3 Joseph Larson, Windsor Class 113 Individuals, 8 To 13 Stitchery item 2 Heather Spaur, Berthoud Class 114 Individuals, 8 To 13 Any Other Item 1 Kristina Jenson, Loveland 2 Hannah Larson, Windsor 3 Corrin Kliner, Loveland Class 116 Individuals, 14 To 18 Quilted Item 1 Rachel Hartmann, Loveland Class 117 Individuals, 14 To IS Crochet Or Hand Knitted Item 1 Elizabeth Probasco, Loveland 2 Samara Noel, Wellington Class 120 Individuals, 14 To 18 Counted Cross Stitch Item 1 Lindsey Staszak, Loveland Class 122 Individuals, 14 To 18 Crochet Or Hand Knitted Item 1 Elizabeth Kurz, Fort Collins Class 123 Club Or Group Any Needlework Or Quilt Project 1 Lynette Robinson, Wellington By The Associated Press AIR FORCE ACADEMY Cadets at the Air Force Academy are soaring through the Front Range sky in new gliders that prove the Cold War is long past They're flying planes designed and built in die formerly communist Czech Republic by Letecke Zavody, a sail plane company. The Air Force's $4.4 million contract with the planes' importer, Blanik America, calls for the company to provide 21 gliders and 14 motor-gliders to replace the academy's aging fleet.

Fourteen planes have arrived. Air Force officials say the planes, a lighter shade of yellow than the bright 1970s-era gliders, are designed to carry a heavier load and allow bigger cadets, such as football players and other Correction policy The Coloradoan will correct any errors made in reporting of news stories. To request a correction contact the following editors: For Local section stories City Editor Kathleen Duff, 224-7733. For Life section stories Lifestyles Editor Jim Foster, 224-7729. For Sports stories Sports Editor Sean Duff, 224-7750.

For Opinion page arti- cles Editorial Page Editor Kevin Duggan, 224-7744. Lottery Powerbal Here are the winning numbers in Wednesday night's $88 million Powerbal I drawing. 3-6-26-39-48 Powerball number 28 Power Play number 3 Lotto Here are the wrriig rumbas in Wednesday night's Lotto drawing. The Colorado Lottery estimated the annuitized value of the jackpot at $16 mNkn The estimated cash value was $64 million, 4-10-12-16-38-39 Cash 5 Here are the numbers selected in Wednes-0nictfsQi5h5chMiigAryrjrernatrft-hg al five numbers vJwii $20,000 Of more than 10 players match aH five numbers, trewimers will spfit 5-13-15-22-27 Players can call (800) 283-5825 to confirm winning numbers. Larimer County The Larimer County Fair Rodeo ended Aug.

7. Below are results from fair competitions. DEPARTMENT OM-NEEDLEWORK Outstandng Quilt Exhibit (Maggie Mae's) Esther Anderson, Loveland Outstanding Quilt Exhibit (Maggie Mae's) Candy Bruhn, Wellington Outstanding 18 Count Or Smaller, Counted Work Class Exhibit (Em-broidery( Embroiderer's Guild) Kathy Depperschmidt, Loveland Outstanding Knitting Exhibit (Lambspun Of Colorado) Geri Smith, Estes Park Outstanding Embroidery Exhibit (Mary Blggers, State Farm) Julie Hartley, Loveland Outstanding Crochet Exhibit (Mary Blggers, State Farm) Gladys Ullsperger, Loveland Outstanding Knitting Exhibit (Mary Blggers, State Farm) Barbara Hoskinson, Loveland Outstanding Exhibit Individuals 8 13 (Ewe Bet Ranch) Kristina Jenson, Loveland Outstanding Exhibit Individuals 14 18 (Ewe Bet Ranch) Elizabeth Kurz, Fort Collins Overall Outstanding Quirt Exhibitor Pete Geist Memorial Award Georgia Burba, Loveland Best Of Show Georgia Burba, Loveland Class 001 Embroidery Table-Or Luncheon Cloth 1 Sharron Straka, Loveland Class 006 Any Other Embroidery Article 1 Carmen M. Jostes, Loveland 2 Kathy Depperschmidt, Loveland 3 Arlis Fike, Loveland Class 008 Beaded Stitchery 2 Carol Murch, Wellington Class 018 Counted Work Wall Hanging, Small 1 Shirley Karp, Loveland 2 Enid Erie, Wellington 3 Marlene Long, Loveland Class 019 Counted Work Wall Hanging, Mediium 1 Kathy Depperschrntdt, Loveland 2 Rufina Kaltenberger, Wellington Class 020 Counted Work Wall Hanging, Large 1 Cheri Dent, Fort Collins 2 Barbara Kroger, La Porte Class 021 Counted Work WaH Hanging, Any Size, First Project 2 Ginger Krai, Loveland Class 024 Counted Work Any Other Article 1 Carol Murch, Wellington Class 025 Counted Work Hardanger Article 2 Carmen M. Jostes, Loveland Class 026 Counted Work Any Item, 18 Count Or Smaller 1 Enid Erie, Wellington 3 Rufina Kaltenberger, Wellington Class 027 Counted Work Any Article Using Lettering Fair Rodeo results City of Fort Collins water demand As drought conditions continue, the city asks residents to reduce water use by 10 percent of average.

Below are comparisons of millions of gallons used in the past seven days, what city officials expected demand to be without drought awareness and the target amount they hoped residents would use. Weekly results: 5.7 below target for past seven days 13.3 below expected for past seven days member of Holy Family Catholic Church. She volunteered much of her time to Holy Family. She enjoyed her family and friends. She loved people and children.

She was a breast cancer survivor. She was a collector of angels. She will be greatly missed by family and friends. Survivors include a son, Michael Lucierie of Nunn; a daughter, Carmel Kaltenberger of Conroe, Texas; a granddaughter, Jennifer Kohler; a great-granddaughter, Angela Kohler; a brother, Louie Peppe, of Long Island, N.Y4 two sisters, Anna Muratore of New Windsor, N.Y., and Millie Marino of Lawrence, N.Y.; and numerous adopted family members. Her husband, Alfred Lucierie, preceded her in death on April 10, 1994.

A sister and two brothers also preceded her in death. Contributions may be made to Hospice of Larimer County in care of Reager Funeral Home and Crematory. Please view her online obituary and sign the guest book at reagerfuneral. com KarlSchakel Karl Koett Schakel, 80, a longtime area businessman, died Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2002.

Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Allnutt Funeral ServiceDrake Chapel in Fort Collins. A private family me- Class 054 Hand Quilting -EmbroideryRed Work Quilt 2 Audrey Hamby, Fort Collins Class 055 Hand Quilting Any Other Appllqued Kern 1 Minerva G. Lee, Loveland Class 057 Hand Quitting Baby Quilt 1 Candy Bruhn, Wellington 3 Arlis Fike, Loveland Class 058 Hand Quilting Quilt, Original Design 1 Tish Corbridge, Loveland 3 Arlis Fike, Loveland Class 059 Hand Quilting Any Other Item, Quilted 1 Minerva G. Lee, Loveland Class 060 Hand Quilting Quilted Wall Hanging 1 Judy Grimes, Chestnut Ct.

2 Minerva G. Lee, Loveland 3 Tish Corbridge, Loveland Class 061 Hand Quilting Quilt, First Project 1 Darline Rivas, Loveland Class 064 Hand Quilting Miniature Or Doll Quilt 2 Becky Helzar, Fort Collins Class 066 Latch Hook Item 1 Darline Rivas, Loveland 2 Leah Zadel, Johnstown 3 Stephanie Hartmann, Loveland Class 067 Any Other Needlework Article Not Previously Listed 1 Carmen M. Jostes, Loveland 2 Suzanne Yehle, Fort Collins Class 069 Tatting Fancy Article 3 Carmen Cruz, Berthoud Class 070 Hand Spun Yam Sheep Wool, Medium, Single Pry 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park 2 Cynthia Tiger, Loveland 3 Larissa Gibson, Loveland Class 071 Hand Spun Yam Sheep Wool, Two Or More Plies 1 Pat Noah, Loveland 2 Geri Smith, Estes Park 3 Larissa Gibson, Loveland Class 072 Hand Spun Yam Silk, Single Or Multi-Ply 2 Pat Noah, Loveland Class 073 Hand Spun Yam Goat 1 Pat Noah, Loveland 2 Geri Smith, Estes Park Class 074 Hand Spun Yam Llama 1 Pat Noah, Loveland Class 075 Hand Spun Yam Alpaca 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park 2 Pat Noah, Loveland Class 077 Hand Spun Angora Rabbit 2 Carol Joy Collins, Fort Collins Class 078 Hand Spun Blends 1 Larissa Gibson, Loveland 2 Jan Meyer, Loveland 3 Pat Noah, Loveland Class 079 Hand Spun Applied Novelty 1 Pat Noah, Loveland 2 Elizabeth Kurz, Fort Collins Class 080 Hand Weaving, Personal Wear (Hand Spun Yarn) 1 Pat Noah, Loveland Class 082 Hand Weaving Funeral Sa mil) Otnud Ofimed Sma 1 W.Drake Road 482 "lew online obituaries aiuii faiences via the gueu CRULL Lois E. Crull of Fort Collins. Celebration of life 11 a.m.

Friday at American Baptist Church. Interment 12 Mile Grove Cemetery, Seward, I1L SCHAKEL Karl K. Schakel of Fort Collins. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Allnutt Funeral ServiceDrake Chapel Private family memorial service will be at a later date.

HUGHES Hazel C. Hughes of Fort Collins. Memorial service 2 p.m. Sept. 21, Allnutt Funeral ServiceDrake Chapel.

WALDRON JoAnne Waldron of Fort Collins. Arrangements pending. Crematory Service 3665 Canal Suite Fort Collins, CO 80524 482-2221 www.GoesFuneralCare.com Simple Sincere Sensibly Priced Expected demand Actual demand Target demand Tue Sept 7 SeptS Sept9 Sept 10 Coloradoan staff Homeless shelters The Hostel of Hospitality at the Mission, 460 Linden Center Drive, provides shelter for the homeless. As of 8 p.m. Wednesday, the shelter had served 22 single men, four single women and four families with seven children.

To donate to the shelter, call 484-5010. The Open Door Mission, 316 Jefferson provides shelter for the homeless. As of 8 p.m. Wednesday, the shelter had served 22 single men, eight single women and three families with five children. To donate to the shelter, call 224-4302.

Applause Brad Machado of Fort Collins earned a bachelor of applied science degree from ITT Technical Institute in Thornton after completing an educational program in Electronics Engineering Technology. Funeral A Cremation Service Memorv Gardens 100 Service Guarantee 24-Hour Compassion Helpline Pre-Arranged Services (National) 667-0202 100 County Road 30 Ft. Collins day 1 Julie Hartley, Loveland 3 Ginger Krai, Loveland Class 030 Needlepoint Wall Hanging 1 Carol Murch, Wellington Class 034 Crochet Afghan 1 Rose M. Ramirez, Wellington 2 Darline Rivas, Loveland 3 Judy Curby, Wellington Class 035 Crochet Afghan, Original Design 1 Lisa Flye, Fort Collins 036 -Oochet-Baby Afghan 1 Colleen Gray, Loveland 2 Jan Alexander, Fort Collins 3 Nancy Hartman, Loveland Class 037 Crochet Table- cloth Or Luncheon Cloth 1 Jann Theilgaard, Loveland Class 039 Crochet Child Or Infant Garment 1 Cindie Cogburn, Wellington Class 040 Crochet Any Other Article 1 Lisa Flye, Fort Collins 2 Lisa Brough, Fort Collins 3 Angelynn Long, Loveland Class 041 Crochet Doilies, Not Mounted 1 Colleen Gray, Loveland 2 Lisa Flye, Fort Collins 3 Jann Theilgaard, Loveland Class 042 Crochet Bedspreads 1 Gladys Ullsperger, Loveland Class 043 Crochet Novelty Items 1 Jann Theilgaard, Loveland 2 Angelynn Long, Loveland 3 Betty Tri, Loveland Class 044 Hand Knitting Afghan 1 Amanda Larson, Windsor 2 Karen Solomon, Fort Collins Class 045 Hand Knitting Baby Afghan 1 Barbara Hoskinson, Loveland Class 046 Hand Knitting Child's Sweater 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park Class 047 Hand Knitting Adult Sweater 1 Lisa Kent, Loveland 2 Geri Smith, Estes Park 3 Carol Noller, Fort Collins Class 048 Hand Knitting Vest, Sleeveless (Man's Or Lady's) 1 Geri Smith, Estes Park Class 049 Hand Knitting Infant Garment, Up To 2 Years 1 Barbara Hoskinson, Loveland 2 Bethel R. Barger, Loveland 3 Geri Smith, Estes Park Class 050 Hand Knitting Any Other Article 1 Lisa Kent, Loveland 2 Carol Joy Collins, Fort Collins 3 Amanda Larson, Windsor Class 051 Hand Knitting Any Other Home Accessory 1 Barbara Hoskinson, Loveland Class 052 Hand Quitting Pieced Quilt 1 Vicki Gerber, Loveland 2 Debbie Brunk, Fort Collins 3 Estella Colby, Loveland 45 40 35 30 25 20 Sept4 Sept5 Sept6 Souce: City of Fort Collins Community Link Editor's note: Community Link highlights the activities of charitable and nonprofit organizations in the area.

If your organization is conducting a special project and would like to put a notice in the paper, please submit the information by mail, fax or e-mail to the Coloradoan at P.O. Box 1577, Fort Collins, CO 80522 E-mail to CrtyNewsaloradoan.com or fax: (970) 224-7899. Miracles on Wheels provides electric wheelchairs to nonambulatory residents 65 and older at no expense if they qualify. The service also may be available to the permanently disabled of any age. Information: www.durablemed-ical.com or (800) 749-8778.

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