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GREELEY (Colo.) TRIBUNE State ruling on legal advertising asked By KON TOLLEKSON Tribune Staff Writer A letter has been sent from the county government to state officials, over the signature of Commissioner Glenn Billings, asking a legality ruling on county legal advertising of Die new Weld Charter. The letter cites four parts of state law that would appear to negate the broad charter standards. The letter, dated Wednesday, comes after the commissioners voted more than a week ago lo table 197G legal advertising bids including two from radio stations until a ruling could be obtained from the state attorney general's office. Addressed to Stale Local Affairs Director Betty Miller, with an information copy lo the governor's office, the letter seeks a legality ruling on this question: "Do we. as Weld County Commissioners, have the authority as purportedly granted lo us in Section 16-0 of Ihe Weld Counly Charter, to determine lhal 'other media' than legal publication newspapers as defined in the Colorado Stale Statutes, may carry legal notices and advertisements for the county, and to determine the form therefor?" sectiun of the new home rule charter dealing with legal advertising would broadly allow all media to compete for county legal advertising, under the choice of the commissioners.

The section states: defined otherwise in the ordinances, rules or laws pertaining to the procedure to which the public notice relates, public notice may be by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county or by such other media and in such form as may be prescribed by the The letter notes that Weld has received bids from "several 'legal publication' newspapers," but it adds that bids also have come from radio stations and from a newspaper not holding a second-class mailing permit, apparently Town and Country News of Greeley. In the letter, it is noted as one of the four references to state law that Colorado statutes require Hie holding of a second-class mailing permit as a criterion for being a "legal publication." Currently tabled by the commissioners are 1976 legal advertising bids from the Greeley Booster, Town and Country News, Greeley Journal, Windsor Beacon, Fort Lupton Press and from Greeley radio stations YOU and KFKA. Greeley Booster is apparent low bidder among the newspapers, and KYOU apparent low between the radio stations. The Billings' drafted after some legal research, notes: --That state law defines "legal notice" or "advertisement" as matter "required to be published in a -That stale law requires a "legal publication" to hold a second-class mailing permit. --That state law requires an affidavit proving legal advertising "was published in a newspaper duly qualified for that purpose." --That state law notes in cases in which legal advertising does not meet statutory standards," deeds issued by a County Treasurer are invalid." Colorado High wind warning today mountains and near mountains of eastern portion.

West-northwesterly winds 20-45 m.p.h. mountains and eastern foothills with gusts locally above 60 m.p.h. today. Scattered light snow mountains through Friday with blowing and drifting snow will make driving hazardous. Elsewhere partly cloudy at lower elevations through -Friday.

Little warmer east today. Highs both days upper 40s and 50s east, mostly 30s mountains and west. Lows tonight 20s east 5 lo 15 west, zero to 15 below mountains. Outlook Saturday through Monday Colorado Chance of snow and colder mountains, and north and east portion beginning of the week. Highs 20s and low 30s mountains and west lowering into and low 40s east.

Lows 5-15 west, 10 to 25 -The weather -Hospital Dismissals- Dismissed from Weld County Mrs. Christopher Spangler, General Hospital on Wed- Sterling; Mrs. Roland Orth, ncsday. Jan. 14: 3:120 w.

cth Daniel Steckel, Marry Uoughnian, 1410 121h 2823 W. 12th Mrs. James Chris Anderson, 3102 I7lh Davies, 1424 St. Antonio Pineda, Wind- Dismissed from Memorial sor; Mrs. Deloss Bosworth, Hospilalon Wednesday, Jen 14: Eaton; William Drcssor, 2052 Dorotca Caslilleja, Wiggins; 50lh Ave.

Marie locrgcr, 2520 9th St. Mrs. Ruby Wickstrom, Evans; Rodney Koenig, 2547 21st Glcnda Biggs, Aull; Jeffrey Keil, 2410 52nd Ave. Angt-la Qiiiufurd, litlll SI. Dr.

Nancy Garcia, 3025 13. Diana Davidson, 1731 David Malcom, 1322 12lh H. Hex Ei-hra, 29IKI Harp Mrs. Raymond Haney and son, Furl I.uptnn. Obituaries Deaths and Funerals HDHMSON BAILEY Bessie Bailey of Grover.

Mother of Mrs. Gerry (Charlotte) Burnett of Grover and Francis M. Bailey, and Mrs. Clifford (Helen) Lugar of Eustis, Florida; sister of Fred Norris of Greetey, and half- sister to Lesler Wheat Rldgc. Altc by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Arrangements later. CARLSON Elsie S. Carlson of 1523 lulh Avenue, Greeley. Arrangements Inter. ESQUIBEL Abel Esqulbel of Bonelt Retirement Community, Greeley.

Arrangements later. HOWARD Alta Mac Howard of the Bonell Retirement Community, Greeley. Grand- mothpr of Kflthy WhIV of Greeley, Don E. Hyatt of Henderson, and Mrs. Connie Rae Hays of Seward, Neb.

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday from graveside. Interment at Linn Grove. JONES Dell Jones of 850 27th Ave. Father ot Herman 8.

Jones of Foreman, Ark. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday from the Adamson Memorial Chapel. Interment at Linn Grove. SMITH Darrel Smith of 5937 W.

28th St. Greeley. Arrangements later. STARKEY Boyd L. Starkey of 1645 Greeley.

Arrangements later. Born at Weld County General Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Nelson, Evans, a son, on Wednesday, Jan. 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Olin, Millikcn, a son, on Wednesday, Jan. 14. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Honald Phillips, Meridian, a son, on Saturday, Jan. 10. He has been named Travis Lee. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Wadsworlh of Greeley and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hulton of Greeley. a Brotherhood Conference Stromsburg, where her moderator and elder a number husband was a carpenter.

They years. came 0 Greeley on June 14, He is survived by his 1924, living here since. He died Barbara; a daughter, Mrs. Oct. 30, 1960.

Barbara Rose Trimmer of Mrs. Carlson was a member Chico, a son Frederick of lire First Evangelical Free George Weber of Yuma, church and its Women's a sister, Mrs. Julia Kahl of Missionary Society, and of the Winnipeg. Manilnbs Panada: Kensington Club. a brother, David Weber of Fort she is survived by two Morgan; two grandchildren, daughters.

Miss a i Jeffrey Kirk Trimmer of Chico (Rang) Carlson nf Greeley and and Christine Ann Weber of Mrs. Edmortd A. A i Yuma. Erickson of Burhank, a He was preceded in death by son, Carl W. of greeley; five a brother, Henry Weber, in l'J74.

Services will be at a.m. Harold I'. Win Dr. Harold Winn Dr. Harold P.

Winn, 72, 1732 18th died Wednesday. -Jan. 14, at Weld County General Mospitul. He served as a dcntisl grandchildren and Iwo great- grandchildren. Services will be al 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in Si. Paul's Salurday in the Adamson Congregational Church with Memorial Chapel with in- intcnncnt in Linn Grove (crmcnt hi Linn Grove Cemetery, Macy A Cemetery. Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Friends may make con- i i lo the Memorial Fund of SI. Congregational Church.

Edgar H. Denton The funeral of Edgar II. Paul's Denton, 81, 203A Windsor MACY Manor, Marysvillc, Ohio, who died at Union Nursing Home there on Dec. 18, was held there with private cremation. The Dcnlons lived in Colorado in Greeley many years.

He was born at Kanorado, July 1901. to Walter E. CVQ E. and Jessie McKenzic Winn. Mrs.

Eva Elizabeth Cramer, ana nan He came to Greeley as boy 115, of Eventide Nursing Home fnr 33 ears an(1 wpr we" of A I 1 I ITT i a a was al Windsor died Wednesday, known in the Greeley, Loveland to survived A I vj 1 1 iintdunipd from GrMrw High an Ihc nursing home F.sMe? Parlc areas. School. He attended Denver where she resided the past four IIe wns Dorn on FcD lfi 1894, University and was graduated weeks. al Benwood, W. and east, with zero to 20 below zero mountains.

Wyoming High wind warning southeast. West- northwesterly winds 30-45 m.p.h. with gusts near 60 m.p.h. southeast today, considerable blowing and drifting snow making driving hazardous. Winds 20-30 m.p.h.

elsewhere today. Variable cloudiness with chance of snow north, especially northeast today. Decreasing cloudiness and diminishing winds tonight. Partly cloudy and warm Friday, highs today 3Us northwest, upper 30s and 40s elsewhere. Lows tonight teens northwest, 20s and low 30s elsewhere.

Highs Friday 30s northwest, 40s and low 50s elsewhere. NEW YORK (UPI) The highest lemperalure reported Wednesday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 84 degrees at Long Beach, Calif. Today's low was 25 degrees below zero al Ribbing, Minn. The Weather Elsewhere By The Associated Press Thursday HI 1,0 I'rc utlk Albany Alhu'que Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownvillc Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver DCS Moincs Detroit Dululh Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Houston Ind'apolis Jacks'ville Juneau Kansas Cily Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles. Louisville Marquclte Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mpls-SI.

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Collins Grand Jet. Gunnison La Junta Lamur Leadville Pueblo Trinidad 31 26- 5 49 27 41 2(1 41 20 54 34 40 II) 38 20 43 111) 32 II 10-14 4(i 2li 43 27 34 20 40 17 46 25 cdy cdy ctly cdy cdy cdy clr pc pc cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy Hi--Previous day's high. 1.0--This morning's low. c--Prccipilaton for 24 hours ending a.m. liiday Eastern Time.

Otlk--Sky conditions outlook for today. 54 34 39 21 32 9 11 -15 -15 -31 55 27 Hi I I 44 35 65 42 Hi cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy clr cdy clr cdy WKATIIEK FORECAST Rain is forecast Thursday for Ihe Gulf and Ihe mid- and southern Atlanlic coasts. Snow is forecast for Uic northern Rockies, the Dakotas and Ihe Northeast. Rain is also forecast for the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures are expected to be warmer in the South and West but colder elsewhere.

(AP Wirephoto) A I PAPPENHEIM Conrad H. Pappenhelm of northeast of Eaton. Father of Henry H. Pappenhelm of Eaton, Mrs. Kay E.

Zlckler and Mrs. Freda A. Schoaf both of Fort Collins and Conrad H. Pappenhelm of Gresham, Oregon. Services 10:30 a.m.

Friday from the Faith Lutheran Church of Eaton. Interment Eaton Cemetery. To Me In stale at the Macy Allnutt Eaton Chapel. If friends wish, memorial gifts may be made to the memorial fund cf Falfh Lutheran Church o' Eaton. WEBER Fred Weber of 1631 29th Avenue Court.

Husband of Mrs. Barbara Weber. Father of Mrs. Barbara Rose Trimmer of Chico, and Frederick George Weber of Yuma, Arizona. Brother of Mrs.

Julia Kahl of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and David Weber of Fort Morgan. Grandfather of Jeffery Kirk Trimmer of Chico, and Christine Ann Weber of Yuma, Arizona. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday from St. Paul's Congregational Church, tn ferment Linn Grove Cemetery.

If friends wish, memorial gifts may be made to St. Paul's Congregational Church Memorial Fund. WINN Dr. Harold P. Winn ot 1732 18th Avenue.

Husband of Mrs. Mildred Winn. Father ot Mrs. Linda Wells of San Diego. Step-father of Mrs.

from Its Colorado College of Dental Surgery. Upon graduation in 1927, he began his practice in Greeley. He married Mildred Lofgren Oct. 3, 1959, at Greeley. Dr.

Winn was a fellow of the American College of Dentists and member of Psi Omega Dental Fraternity, and a former Hotarian. He served as She was born Nov. 30, 1890, married Edna Bays Aug. 2f, at Dittlu, Russia, where slie was Iy 22, al Rochester, N.Y. married lo Jacob Cramer.

They Hu farmed for 10 years al came to Windsor from Russia in Marysville, Ohio, then moved lo 1913. A farm laboror until his Greeley where he and his wife retirement, her husband died in managed an apartment house December, for several years. They built a cabin home at Waltonia and lived there a number of years. He worked at the Estes Park Hardware Co. i ill a forced his Mrs.

Cramer was a charter member of Faitli United Church of Christ of Windsor. She is survived by a secretary and president of the daughter, Mrs. Eva E. Jagcler Weld County Dental Society. of '''ort Collins; a son, Jack and as president of the Colorado Cramer of Laramie, four Dental Association to which IK grandcinidren and eight great- Disabled American Veterans in was awarded a life membership grandchildren.

Colorado and a member of the at an annual session in Colorado Services will be at 2 p.m. Springs. He also served on the Friday in Ihe Bishop Chapel, Colorado State Board of Denial Windsor, with interment al Examiners for i years. I-akcyicw Cemetery. Windsor, acting as president of (lie board for two terms.

Dr. Winn was a member of Al Vin SellmCr Ihe Firsl Congregational Alv Church, the Grcelcy Country Washington Loveland, died Eleanor Slratton of Akron, Club, Masonic Lodge A AM. Tuesday, Jan. 13, al Weld Ohio; three brothers, Albert of and Ihe Shriners. Counly General Hospital.

Akron, Hobert of Delaware and Survivors include his wife born 13, 1951, at i or Michigan; three Mildred- a daughter Mrs Alllancc Ncb Io Mr and Mrs grandchildren and two great- Linda Wells of San Diego! Alvi Sellmer OW grandchildren. fli-Qolmi retirement. He was a member of the First United Methodisl Church. Survivors include his wife, Edna of Marysville; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Gan- shcimer of Marysville and Mrs.

Dorothy Boyd of Louisiana; two sisters, Mary Denton of Sellmer, 24, 1105 Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. a step-daughter, Greele y- Barbara Smith of Bellevue, ded 01 Highf fl pu School, the University of D6SSI6 OOlley two step-sons, William Lofgren of Athens, Greece, and David Lofgren of Greeley; two brothers. Brig. Gen. Raymond L.

Winn. USAF (Ret.) Boca Raton, and Homer Winn of Kanorado. a sister, Miss Columbia Winn of Harrisburg. Survivors include his wife and seven granddaughters. Ginger; his three Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Northern Colorado and Baptist Bible College in Broomfield. On Aug. 18, 1973, he married Ginger Short at Longmont. He was a member of Faith Baptist Mrs. Bessie Bailey, 90, of drover, died Wednesday, Jan.

14, at Birch Avenue Manor Nursing Home. She was born Dec. 13,1885, at Prudy, and came to Colorado as a child in 1894. In 1897, she moved lo Boulder brothers, Allen of Kersey, whcre shc was mmM Ctwrch al WINDSOR, COLORADO Barbara Smith of Bellevue! Saturday in the Macy Allnull Duane of Fort Collins and Dale Fr(mk BaUey Dec 1M6 CAVALIERE Van J. Cavallere ot 113 Locust Street, Windsor.

Husband ot Mrs. Frances Cavaliere; lather of Edward Cavaliere of Windsor, Paul Cavdliereof Cheyenne, and Richard Cavallere of Denver. Also survived by four grandchildren. Services on Saturday at 10 a.m. with the Rosary and Mass of the Christian Burial at Our Lady of The Valley Catholic Church, Windsor.

Interment in the l.akeview Cemetery, Windsor. CRAMER Mrs. Eva Elizabeth Cramer of Eventide Nursing Home, Windsor. Mother of Mrs. Eva E.

Jageler of Ft. Collins, and Jack Cramer of Wyo. Also survived by four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m.. Bishop Chapel, Win dsor.

inter men) Lake view Cemetery, Windsor a i i i a Lo.fgren of Athens, Greece, and David Lofgren of Greeley. Brother of Brig. Gen. Raymond L. Winn.

USAF Dora Raton, Florida, Homer Winn of Kanorado, Kansas, and Ms. Columbia Winn of Harrisonburg, Virginia. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday from the Drawing Room. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.

If friends wish, memorial gifts may be to the University of Colorado School of Dentistry. Schmanski-Vctter Mortuary Fort Lupton, Colorado MCDONALD Joseph Leonard McDonald of 209 Harrison, Ff. Lupton. Brother of Mrs. Millard J.

(Isabel) Ewing of Ft. Lupton. Services Friday, 2 p.m. a a i Chapel. Interment Hillside Cemetery, Lupton.

Drawing Room, with interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens. I Weber of Greeley; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Jane Parker of Owatonna, Mrs. Dixie Hill of Brighton, Rhonda Sue and Patricia Marie, both of Fred Weber. 73.

1631 29lh Greeley. Ave. Court, died en route to Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Weld County General Hospital Friday in Faith Baptist Church, Community Church, she served Wednesday, Jan. 14.

Longmont. with interment in as superintendent of the Sunday Born at Dobrinka, Russia, Montview Cemetery there. School for 25 years. Sept. 2, 1902, he went to Canada The body will lie in slate at Survivors include two as a small boy and received his Howe Mortuary, Longmonl, daughters, Mrs.

Gerry They homestcaded west of Grover in 1908. He died on Sept. 26, 1957. In 1965 she came to Greeley from Grover and was cared for at Birch Avenue Manor. A member of Prairie Center schooling in Winnipeg.

He lalcr came to Burlington, then In Sugar City where he married Barbara Wiederspahn on June 27, 1926. until noon Friday. Cl I EISI6 3. IdrlSOn (Charlotte) Burnett of Grover and Mrs. Clifford Lugar of Eustis, a son, Francis M.

Bailey, also of Mrs. Elsie S. Carlson, 84,1523 Eustis; a brother, Fred Norris They came lo Greeley in 1927, loih died Wednesday Jan. of Greeley; a half-brother, and for 42 years he was 14, at Weld County General Lester House of Wheat Ridge: superintendent of water Hospital. four grandchildren and six dislribulion with the city of she was born May.

1, 1891. al great-grandchildren. Greeley Water Department. Arboga. Sweden, and came Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Weber was a member of St. with her sister to Polk Counly, Tuesday in the Adamson Paul's Congregational Church in 1913. Memorial Chapel with in- and its Sunday School on May 9, 1913. she was Icrmenl in Sunset Memorial superintendent for many years, married lo Carl C. Carlson at Gardens.

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