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6 CREELEY (Colo.) TRIBUNE April 27.1977 Kenton Kuhn takes office July 1 Newest UNC Trustee will work at student-trustee communication By imi'G SKIPPER I'NT News Service Intern The newesi University of Northern Colorado Trustee said he plans to work with students to improve student- trustee communication at the university. Kenton Kuhn begins his term officially July 1. He will try to "increase student awareness of what Ihe board does, and how it operates." "Very few students on campus know there is a board of trustees or what it does. My major goal is to inform them," he said. Kuhn.

a senior political science major, said he hopes to work closely with UNC's Associated Students A Congress. The new trustee said this will enable him to recognize student needs and receive support in trustee matters from congress members. One way, he said, to im- prove communication would be to inform students of academic policy decisions. For example, Kuhn suggested, proposed faculty position changes could be printed in a university publication, and students would have a chance to respond before the Trustees voted on the changes. Although his trustee position as a student representative is a nonvoting one, "I think I can be fairly influential if I do my research and my homework.

The votes are either for a against you before an issue comes to the floor," Kuhn said. "I think I'll get along on the board, but I won't roll over and play dead," he said. In fact, Kuhn actively campaigned for a student- trustee vote even before his election. The new trustee is president of Ihe Colorado Student Coalition (CSCl, a lobbyist group on the state level made up of one student from each of the Colorado institutions of higher education. The coalition's major project Ihis year is the passage of House Bill 1439.

which would give the student-trustee a vote at board meetings. In addition to being a trustee and CSC president, Kuhn has served in several other student positions since his graduation from Greeley Central High School four years ago. He has also served as University Center Commission (UCC) Lecture Chairman, an administrative assistant to the vice president and president of L'CC, A.S. director of external affairs and homecoming chairman. Kuhn has also been a member of the Student Fee Allocation Committee, the Academic Policy Committee and the University Center Policy Board.

After his graduation, sometime next year, Kuhn said, he will pursue a master's degree in- educational administration. Kuhn said he would like to go to law school after that and enter politics, "in either a i i a i legislation." For now, Kuhn said, he is looking forward to his one- year term as a trustee. "I appreciate the opportunity. Being a trustee will give me a broader knowledge of how things work. I'm looking forward to it," he said.

The weather report as of 6 a.m. High Tuesday Low this morning Barometer 30.02, rising (1015.7mb) Precipitation none Year'stotal 2.7l(6.88cm) The highest temperature ever recorded here on an April 27 was 8G(30c) in IMS; lowest was 24(minus 4.4c) in 1932. The sun will rise Thursday at 6:03 a.m. and set at 7:50 p.m.(MDT) River conditions as of 8 a.m. South Platteat Kersey: Flow 375 cfs Gauge height NEW YORK (UP1) The Orlando 77(25c) highest temperature reported Philad'phia Tuesday to the National Weath- Phoenix er Service, excluding Alaska Pittsburgh and Hawaii, was 100 degrees Phoenix, Ariz.

Today's low was 26 degrees at Bradford, Pa. The Weather Klsruhere By The Associated Press Wednesday 111 1.0 I'llC Oilk Albany Albu'que Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Colorado Partly cloudy through Thursday. Isolated showers and thunderstorms OS 0n mainly aflernoons and Brownsville evenings. Little change in Buffalo temperature. Highs today and Charleston SC Thursday 70s and a few low 80s charlst'n with 60s mountains.

Lows tonight 40s with 25 to 35 mountains. Deaths and Funerals Commissioners set Weld RDflMSDN' road-paving priorities Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dal Fl. Wlh Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Helena Honolulu Houston KUHN John Kuhn of Fairacres Manor, Greeley. Father of John Kuhn of Scottsriale, Arizona, Andrew J. Kuhn of Lakewood, Peter J.

Kuhn of Philadelphia, Jack J. Kuhn of Wichifd, and Mrs. Franc.es Kuhn of Scott Cify, Kansas; grandfdlher of 11 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Mass of ihe Christian Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday from St.

Mary's Catholic Church. Interment I inn Grove Cemetery. WtRNER Fred Werner of Roufe 3, Briggsdale. Husband of Emma Werner; father of Mrs. Melvin (Morine) Knuppel of Grover, Mrs.

J. F. (Darlrne) Peterson of Omaha, Nebraska, Kent Werner of Briggsdale, Calvin Werner of Grover, Mrs. Ronald (Laura) Lorenz of GMcrest; grandfather ot thirteen grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Anna Wonenberg of Greeley, Solomon Werner of Greeley, Alex Werner of Aull, Dr.

Samuel Werner, M.D., of Grants Pass, Oregon, Mrs. Marie Boughton of Greeley, Mrs. Clara Asler of Salle, David Werner of Greeley. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. f-riday from Adamson Memorial Chapel.

Interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends who wish may give to Seventh-Day Adventisl Church Memorial Fund or Grover i Memorial Fund. MACY ALLNUTT A I NIHISER Mrs. Bessie Mabel Nihiser of Park View Manor, Den ver, formerly of Greeley. Mother of Raymond Nihiser, Mrs.

Edwin C. (Marguerite) Thompson, Dallas Earl Nihiser, John W. Nihiser, and Mrs. Harry (Phyllis) Williams all of Denver, Alfred L. Nihiser and Mrs.

Warren (Irene) i i a both of Greeley, Bruce Allen Nihiser of Seattle, Mrs. Marion Carlson of Lamar, and Mrs. Frank (Marie) Usley of Reseda. California. Sister of Mrs.

Fdith Rohner of Longmont. Services p.m. Thursday from ihe Drawing Room. Interment Linn Grove CAPITOL MORTUARY Denver, Colo. BENSON Esther M.

Benson, 655 Moffet Erie, Colo. Mother ol Howard G. Cullen, Loveland, Edward J. Anderson, Westminster, Joseph E. Anderson, Denver, Robert C.

An. derson, Denver, Allen L. Anderson, Longmoni, Paul V. Anderson, sister of Paul Erskine, Omaha, Ediih Barton, San Jose, also 14 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services, CHAPEL OF THE ANGELS, 7277 W.

Colfax, Thursday, 3 p.m. Inlerment, Crown Hill Cemelery. Two miles of 83rd Avenue Tribune Staff Writer between U.S. 34 and the U.S. 34 After some minor juggling, by-pass west of Greeley.

Weld County Commissioners i of 20th Street east Wednesday approved road- of the U.S. 34 by-pass. Both this paving priorities for this project and the 83rd Avenue work will be partially paid by Bell, which has summer. The only change saw removal of paving of Weld 13 around the large garage in the area. Tri-Town area in southwest Two miles of 35lh Avenue Weld from the list of priorities north ol Greeley.

The road will submitted by County Engineer be widened and turn lanes will Frank Smith. be included requiring the June Steinmark, chairman of amount of asphalt ordinarily the commissioners, said the used in three miles of paving, road probably won't be ready One mile of 04th Avenue for paving this summer since west of Greeley. The road is construction hasn't yet begun, deteriorating and will be Funds which would have been partially funded by used for paving of Weld 13 were homeowners in the area, directed by the commissioners Scheduled for low-density to the program of low-density, paving are seven miles of Weld temporary paving. 90 west of its junction with Colo. 14; seven miles of Weld 74 between Eaton and Galeton; some 10 miles of Weld 49 (Kersey-Keenesburg cut-off) and Weld 59 in the Keenes- asphalt, as opposed to the two- area; one mile of 47th inch mat of asphalt applied in a jAvenuc north of the U.S.

34 by- regular paving program. ipass. Smith the low density Mrs. Steinmark said the program allows usable paved commissioners will later make roads for one or two years, a decision on the additional 10 After that time, he said, the miles of low-density paving work will be replaced with allowed by elimination of the The counly has about 600 miles of paved roads and Smith said last week he wants to rebuild those roads to modern standards before starting any major new paving projects. Ho said Ihe engineering department plans a 10-year repaving program with an average of GO miles of work per vear.

Extended outlook (Friday through Sunday) Colorado Isolated showers and thunderstorms, a i afternoon and evening, otherwise mild and dry. High temperatures mostly in the 70s, with 55 to 65 in the mountains. Low temperatures mostly in the ind'apolis 40s, with 25 to 35 in the moun- Jacks'ville tains. Juneau Kansas Cily Wyoming Considerable Las Vegas cloudiness and cooler with Little Rock scattered showers and thun- Los Angeles dershowers today. Showers Louisville ending and becoming partly Memphis cloudy and cool tonight.

Partly Miami cloudy with widely scattered Milwaukee afternoon thundershowers on Mpls-St. P. Thursday. Highs today and New Orleans Thursday in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows tonight in the 30s to near 40.

New York Okla. City Omaha 61 45 80 49 82 54 44 23 63 41 72 50 75 52 76 38 72 45 58 49 85 CC 62 51 74 51 70 53 77 52 71 50 68 46 83 61 77 44 88 55 72 41 74 35 35 15 65 35 85 70 82 59 75 50 75 51 5G 41 81 57 93 63 80 56 70 57 74 54 78 63 80 63 80 43 81 48 78 60 65 52 80 50 87 51 rn cdy clr cdy elr cdy clr cdy cdy cdy P'tland, Me. P'tland, Ore. Rapid City Richmond St. Louis St.

P. Tampa Salt I-ake San Diego San Fran Seatile Spokane Akron Alamosa Cannn City Cheyenne 77 56 67 50 96 66 64 50 56 43 74 42 79 42 72 48 82 55 77 54 75 48 65 58 63 50 7(1 45 68 38 72 52 69 74 50 68 28 75 50 70 46 clr Colo. Springs cdy Crook clr Denver rn Durango rn Estes Park rn Ki. Collins cdy Granby cdy Grand Jet. cdy Gunnison clr La Junta cdy Uimar cdy Leadville elr Pueblo cdy Trinidad 78 43 clr Hi--Previous day's high.

Lo--Previous day's low. clr Prc--Precipitation for 24 clr hours ending 8p.m. EST today. 47 42 76 50 70 35 69 32 73 44 67 28 83 57 65 80 54 81 45 53 23 79 50 78 43 Clr clr clr .04 pc cdy pc I cdy pc pc clr clr pc clr Ollk--Sky conditions outlook for loday. cdy clr cdy vdy cdy cdy clr cdy clr cdy clr cdy Greeley police officer injured in accident A Greeley police officer police car and a pickup truck car was responding with red suffered minor injuries early driven by Jose Dolores Nieto, lights and siren to an accident Milliken, collided at the in- at 16th Street and U.S.

85 by- lersection at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Tuesday when the police car he was driving was involved in a traffic accident at 8th Avenue and 20th Street. Smith said the switch will allow about 10 additional miles of the low-density paving. Low-density paving uses only a one-inch mat of rubberized Officer Gary Myron Pierce, 29, suffered minor cuts to his hand and one leg when his Order asks public sale of property An order authorizing sale by Feed Lots is the and of trust covering the property at the public trustee of property at holder of a promissory note in 2005 18th according to the the original principal sum of 5152,893.91 executed by Vernon default and therefore Webster 2005 18th St.

was asked in a motion filed in District Court on behalf of Webster Feed Lots Inc. The motion states Webster F. and Wilma M. March 18, 1975. The note is secured by a deed WEATHER FORECAST Sunny, mild weather is forecast Wednesday for most of the nation.

Cool weather is expected to move into the Northeast. Rain is forecast for the northern half of the Pacific coast. Showers are expected in the Plains and Midwest. Rain is forecast for the lower Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Valley.

(AP Wirephoto Map) 14 marriage dissolution petitions filed in court Fourteen dissolution of Greeley Aug. 12,1972, and have damage was set at S1.200, and marriage petitions were filed in one child, there was $300 damage to the District Court. They were: Dale Dean Graham, 2609 52nd Charles Ivan Lindsey, 1717 and Mrs. Deanna Louise 5th and Mrs. Sandra K.

Graham, Wiggins. Married Lindsey, Nunn. They were Dec. 19, 1959, at Ilinton, Iowa, married Dec. 31, 1975, at they have two children.

Cheyenne and have one child. Donald E. Hahn, 2021 5th Mrs. Betty F. Shoemaker and and Mrs.

Christina G. motion. It adds the note is in Don D. Shoemaker, both Fort Hahn, 1001 Cranford Dr. They Collins.

They were married in were married Feb. 14, 1972, at Kuhlmann Feed Lots seeks sale of the Denver April 16,1966, and have Denton, and have no The police car also struck a fire hydrant after the initial collision between the two vehicles. Police reports state the police fire hydrant. pass when Ihe accident occurred. The police car received SI ,500 damage, the Nieto pickup property by the public trustee two children.

regular paving. Weld 13 project. -Hospital Dismissals- under the power of sale contained in the deed of trust. Cost of low-density paving is She said the decision will be about half that of regular based on traffic counts and asphalt work, he said. With the minor changes, these are the roads scheduled for full paving operations this summer: Four miles of Weld 2 west ol 1-25 in southwest Weld.

reported dust problems. While only about 10 miles of new paving are scheduled this year, Smith said major efforts will be directed toward preparing roads for paving next year. Dismissed from Weld Counly Roy Ellsworth, 1240 E. 18th General Hospital on Tuesday, Raymond Glenn, Yuma; April 26: Mary Ann Hubbard, 3521 4th Mrs. Zelda Harrah, Marshall, John Mestas, Severance; Henry thauer.

Fort Collins; Donald Dietz, Greeley. Mrs. Money demand filed against Keenesburg bank A Fort Morgan man, Stanley in payment of a federal income bank or its employes to honor R. Averch, has filed a money tax refund due him for the the check, the complaint states, demand complaint in calendar year 1972. Court against the Citizens State On Aug.

10, an employe of the and unauthorized payment of Bank of Keenesburg over the Keenesburg bank paid the face bank's alleged cashing of a amount of the check to a person forged income tax check made other than the plaintiff, the out to him. complaint claims, adding the The complaint states that check had a forged en- Averch about Aug. 9, 1976, dorsement of the plaintiff's received a check for 510,294.40 signature on its reverse side. Averch does not maintain a bank account or any accounts Keith Candy, Loveland; Sherry Raumgartncr, Keenesburg; Katherine Yost, Fort Lupton. Ronny Sexton, Windsor; Mrs.

Schlot- Jacob Jacoby, Windsor; Mrs. Kenneth Wagner and son, 4525 83rd Mrs. Maynard Koehn and son, Platteville; Mrs. Merle Carwin and daughter, Rt. 1.

Mrs. Mary Cozad, 1410 16th Mrs. John Lanners, 2016 Upon learning of the forgery 2 'st Frank Caton, Eaton; Mrs. Alma Zarbock, Fort the check, the Fort Morgan an Bennard Blum man notified the bank and 24th st ad demanded that it repay him the Dismissed from Memorial amount of the check but the ita Tuesday, April 26: Harold Warr, 2320 6th Grace Berry, 617 23rd Kelly Burson, Platteville; Evelyn John E. Vuolo, Windsor, and Mrs.

Karen M. Vuolo, 5218 W. 26th St. They were married in Greeley April 1,1972, and have one child. Mrs.

Charlotte C. Marlinez, 1323 25th Ave. and Marvin G. Martinez, 912 9th Ave. Married May 7,1967, in Denver, they have three children.

Mrs. Marilyn B. Hatfield, 1852 17th and Allen' children. Mrs. Katherine N.

Wailes, 26493 Weld 15, loveland, and David Dee Wailes, Windsor. They were married Feb. 16, 1964, and have three children. Mrs. Marjorie Ann Foster, Windsor, and Gary Eugene Foster, Rt.

Windsor. They were married Nov. 16, 1972, at Fort Collins and have one child. Mrs. Marilyn Vierow and Citizens State Bank refused and still refuses to do this, it asserts.

Lawrence Hatfield, Horn Lake, Julius C. Vierow, both 1124 7lh Miss. They were married June St. They have three children. 12, 1973, at Memphis, Mrs.

Deborah L. Mullen, 2438 and have no children. 17lh and David H. Mullen, Jake Heckman and Mrs. 2654 15th Ave.

They were Mary Hopp Heckman, both Rt. married Dec. 31,1974, and have 2, Eaton. They were married in two children fire a have Larry D. Knud.son, 2700 Mr.

and Mrs. Val Mrs. Jane Moreno, 1481 10th Muth, Minn. Married June 2e' eazar 971 al Spokane Wash (hey Evans. They were married in have no children.

Born at Weld County General Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dill, 1112 13lh a daughter, or Tuesday, April 26. Mr. and Mrs.

Manuel Acosta, Tuesday, April 26. Obituary Van S. Allen Van S. Allen, 70, of Bend, formerly of Greeley, died Tuesday, April 26, in St. Charles Medical Center, Bend, Ore.

He was born in Greeley Sept. 28,1906, and was reared in this area, later moving to California. There he worked for aircraft and aerospace companies, working last for the The plaintiff seeks a with the Citizens State Bank judgment against the bank for and did not give any in- the S10.294.40 plus interest, structions or permission to the attorney fees and court costs. Beer, pills add up to emergency calls A 37-year-old Greeley woman Fire reports stated the Hoffman, Grover. 30 cases of beer taken at warehouse Greeley police log TUESDAY a.m.

8:03 Accident 'at 85 by-pass Weld County Sheriff's and 16th Street, deputies are searching for the 8:04 Accident at 8th Avenue thief who squeezed through a and 20th Street. I'j-foot square hole in a trailer 8:05 District Court warrant outside the Gold Seal issued. Distributing Company during 9:01 Runaway juvenile the weekend and took 30 cases reported, of beer. 9:16 Woman reported she was Sheriff's reports stated the assaulted; officer found it was 1:48 Woman reported someone drove a car across her lawn, causing $100 damage. 2:36 Accident at unknown location.

3:00 Woman arrested burglary warrant. 8:40 Accident at 513 14th Ave. 8:55 Racing motorcycles reported. 11:02 Barking dog complaint; dog had been barking about on three hours, and the owners would not respond when officer 4:54 Woman reported she was knocked on door. They will be threatened while she was at the contacted in the morning.

Latin Quarter bar. at King Soopers who apparently drank a large carburetor overflowed onto the thief took the lock from the an accidental assault. North American Aircraft Co. amount of beer, then took five hot engine, and the gasoline small ventilation hole where he 11:13 Man arrested on On April 4, 1935, he and his prescription pain pills, was ignited, wife, Mary, were married in aidedby Greeley firemen, Weld Lee Woods, a volunteer from Seattle, Wash. They moved to un 'y Ambulance attendants the Western Hills Fire and police late Tuesday.

Department, extinguished the Oregon in 1967. He was a member of the The woman was unconscious fire with a dry chemical fire Episcopal Church and IOOF. when the rescuers arrived, and extinguisher before Greeley Survivors include his wife, he was taken to Weld County firemen arrived. Damage was Mary of Bend; two daughters, General Hospital by am- estimated at $75. bulance.

Firemen went to East crawled into the semi-trailer, probation violation. The beer is worth about $150. p.m. 12:28 Donna Haynes, 2220 2nd reported theft from her ear. 12:29 Report of person watering lawn on the wrong day 11:44 Loud music complaint.

11:53 Accident at 24lh Street reported a man tried to get a and llth Avenue, forged prescription filled, using WEDNESDAY a phony doctor's name; when a.m. the druggist tried to call the 12:08 Fight reported at the phony doctor on the telephone, Latin Quarter bar. the suspect left the store. i Three reports received of Mrs. Barbara Buckholz of Phoenix, and Mrs.

Patricia Blake of El Cajon, Hospital authorities said UNERAL FLOWERS Reservoir Rd Ph. JSIS1S7 Wednesday she was in two nephews in satisfactory condition. California and five grandchildren, 'n other alarms Tuesday, fire. Memorial services will be at firemen responded to a car fire 10 a.m. Friday in Trinity and a fire in a pile of grass.

New Method Results In Fuel Savings CHICAGO (UPI) A new using an inadequate sprinkling method of reenergizing used system; owner said she would steam is providing substantial ask her caretaker to fix the Memorial School, 600 20th fuel savings for industry, system. at 10:44 p.m. Tuesday, According to Ecodyne Corpora- 12:58 Harry Hull, 811 llth when a pile of grass about 200 (ion, the method, called vapor reported someone stole the who was locked out of her ca yards from the school caught recompression, i saving tailgate from his pickup truck. arrested on warrant 1:24 Racing cars reported. 1:39 Clarence Parker, owner 5:50 A cross, necklace and suspicious cars, earrings with praying hands or 3:58 Suspicious juveniles dove were stolen from the reported at 9th Street and llth Colorado Christian Supply Avenue, store, 815 9th valued at S46.

6:09 Accident at 8th Street and 15th Avenue. 6:10 Officer assisted woman Fleischmans Standard Brands, a Kentucky-based distiller, $140,000 per year in fuel costs of Parker's Corner, 2305 10th at Bend. At 1:07 p.m. Tuesday, firemen from the Western Hills for their waste treatment reported someone stole two The fire was located outside the Greeley city limits, and Episcopal Church Cremation. firemen went to 9th Avenue and Fire Protection District ex- Niswongcr-Reynolds Funeral llth Street after a fire erupted tinguished the blaze.

Home at Bend is in charge of in the engine of a car owned by There was no property arrangements. Ann Mondragon, 3500 35th Ave. damage. operation. Vaporrccomprcssion fishing reels from his store; eliminates the need for produc- worth $20.

ing an extra 10,000 Ibs. per hour 1:41 Shoplifters reported at of steam. K-mart. from Aurora. 6:48 Watering complaint received.

7:58 Watering complaint. 8:00 Officers, firemen and ambulance attendants assisted a woman who drank alcohol and took too many pills. PATIO DOOR LOCKS Deadlock Type GREELEYLOCKand KEY (Fomirtj-U. lottamith) 1416 9th. St.

353.7880.