Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 6

(Colo.) TRIBl'XE 18,1974 Greeley Mall slates clinic on shoplifting, bad checks, credit cards Greelev businessmen are invited to attend a free clinic Thursday at the Greeley Mall to explore the problems of shoplifting, bad checks and stolen credit cards. The Oiinic will be presented by Greeley Police Specialist a i Stefanic, Joslins Security i Dennis and K-mart Security Officer Doc Simpson. The clinic will be held in three a sessions, to ac- commodate businessmen at different hours of the day. The first session begins at 10:30 a.m., the second at 1:30 p.m., and the last at 3:30 p.m. Each session will involve a i about shoplifters, and discussions of handling shoplifters, credit card and bad check passers.

The sessions will be held in the Community Room of the Safeway building in the Greeley Mall. Two Greeley restaurants seeking liquor licenses Two Greeley restaurants will be seeking liquor licenses at Tuesday's meeting of the Greeley City Council. Requesting the beer, wine and liquor licenses will be The Gondolier. 1S19 9th and Longs Peak Cafe. 920 8th Ave.

The council is expected to set hearing dates for the licenses and determine affected neighborhoods. Residents of the neighborhoods will then be contacted for their comments before the hearing date. The Goldolier, owned by Bernard J. Streit. already has a 3.2 beer license.

Longs Peak Cafe, owned by Paul K. Lepenoitis, presently doesn't have any sort of liquor license. Hospital Dismissals Dismissed from Weld County General Hospital on Saturday Nov. 16: Heinz Eisermann, Evans; Mrs. Ernest Bauer, Johnstown; Mrs.

Hugh Trimble, Evans; Ruben Alles, Rt. Albert Fry, La Salle. Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn, 2606 13th Mrs. George Collier, Evans; Hipolito Gonzales, Fort Lupton; Mrs.

Ida Bowers, 1215 20th Mrs. Rita Torrez, 308 21st Ave. Ralph Cooper, 815 35th Ave. Mrs. Joseph Rangel, 208 N.

25th Mrs. Wayne Hays, Evans: Mrs. Albert Ford, Fort Morgan; Mrs. Orval Lynch, Ault. Mrs.

Beulah Hildenbrandt, 1009 13th Connie Salazar, LaSalle: Shawn Hernandez, Stork Express Born at Weld Counly General Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Resales, 1101 34th a son, on Saturday, Nov. 16. Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Kido, 1315 13th a son, on Saturday, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Thomas, 3313 W. 6th a daughter, on Saturday, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs.

William Woodson, 730 37th a son, on Saturday, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill, La Salle, a daughter, on Sunday, Nov.

17. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartshorn, Windsor, a son, on Sunday. N'ov.

17. ilr. and Mrs. Alex Orozco, Evans, a son, on Sundav, Nov. Eaton; Tammi Dill, Ault; Reuben Kitzman, Brighton.

James Williams, 2510 W. 4th Mrs. William Kuhrt, 2220 llth William Jackson, 2646 8th Eugene Muse, Fort Lupton; Mrs. James Abbott and daughter, Windsor. Mrs.

John Kinkade and son, 154112th Mrs. Tom Nolan and son, Milliken; Mrs. Steven Ferrell and son, 202 llth Mrs. Elmer Randleman, 621 23rd Mrs. Everett Cornell, 2314 6th St.

Mrs. Louis Brantner, 1360 Brantner Mrs. Anna Brown, Wray. Dismissed from Weld County General Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 17: Mrs.

Glen Maxon, Loveland; Mrs. Alexandra Lara, Johnstown; William Beckhoff, Evans; Mrs. Bertha Lorenz, 2140 19th Cecilia Robertus, Ault. Audia Brady, 2443 24th St. Mrs.

Charles Kerr and son, Pierce; Mrs. Dennis Moore and daughter, 240114thSt. Mrs. Nicholas Garcia, Gilcrest; Mrs. Ronald Fay and daughter.

726 37th Ave. Ct. Mrs. Wayne Pearson and son, Gilcrest; Reginald Kiser, Loveland; Victor Reichel, Johnstown. Dismissed from Memorial Hospital on Saturday, Nov.

16: Mike Carrillo, Gilcrest; Everett Dennis, 200 N. 8th Mary Andrade, Platteville. want to be happy' Altrusa member Mrs. Cleo Miller demonstrates a lifting device and other equipment available to arthritis stricken persons in Weld County. The Arthritis Foundation, agency of the United Way, provides the equipment; persons interested can contact Al Moorman, left, to make arrangements.

"I want to be happy" is this year's slogan for the United Way fund raising campaign. (Tribune photo by Paul Moloney) (UNCreporlasof6a.m.) High Sunday 62 Low this morning 27 Barometer 29.80, falling Precipitation none Year's total 12.61 The highest temperature ever recorded here on a Nov. 18 was 72 in 1949; lowest was 2 in 1955. The sun will rise Tuesday at 6:50 a.m. and set at 4:41 p.m.

(MST). Forecast Colorado Travelers' advisory mountains tonight. Strong winds. Snow and blowing snow causing hazardous driving conditions mountains tonight. Increasing cloudiness today with chance of rain and snow northwest by afternoon and spreading over remainder of the state tonight and continuing east portion into Tuesday morning.

Otherwise partly cloudy through Tuesday. Snow beginning mountains today and continuing through Tuesday. Strong and gusty west to northwest winds mountains and east tdnight and into Tuesday. Colder Tuesday. High today 50s and low 60s with 40s mountains.

Low tonight upper 20s and 30s, with 15 to 25 mountains. High Tuesday 35 to 45 northwest to 45 to 55 southeast, with 30s mountains. Extended Forecasts extended outlooks Wednesday through Friday Colorado--Mostly cloudy and cool Wednesday with chance of snow mountains and east. Partly cloudy and a little warmer toward end of week. Highest temperatures 45 to 55 at lower elevations 35 to 45 mountains.

Lowest temperatures 20s at The Weather lower elevations 5 to 15 mountains. The Weather Klsew here By The Associated Press Monday 4 Hi Lo Prc Otlk Albany Albu'que Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Houston Ind'apolis Jacks'ville 50 32 59 43 66 45 10 -7 58 39 66 54 62 54 41 20 55 39 47 37 79 68 46 40 74 60 63 44 44 38 53 34 51 35 62 35 61 43 50 37 43 20 -7 -18 53 50 49 36 65 57 55 30 80 60 clr cdy cdy cdy .44 rn .72 cdy .02 clr cdy .06 rn cdy cdy .13 cdy .80 rn .26 rn cdy clr clr cdy cdy clr clr clr cdy cdy cdy .27 cdy clr cdy Juneau Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Ixmisville Marquette Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mpls-St. P. New Orleans Akron Alamosa Canon City 37 29 cdy 50 42 cdy 48 37 .01 cdy cdy cdy cdy .02 rn cdy clr clr 67 53 55 41 55 51 78 74 47 "36 53 23 72 57 1.40 cdy 61 31 51 17 64 38 Cheyenne, 35 Colo. Spgs.

Craig Crook Denver Druango Estes Park 60 35 56 26 66 21 '62 35 55 28 56 36 Grand Junction 53 31 Gunnison La Junta Lamar Leadville Pueblo Trinidad 47 17 67 34 65 33 41 16 67 32 63 34 clr pc pc pc pe clr pc pe clr pe clr cdy clr clr pc pc PC Hi--Previous day's high. Lo--This morning's low. Prc--Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8a.m. today Eastern time. Otlk--Sky conditions outlook Serious accidents mark Weld traffic weekend One person was killed and seven injured in the 10 major weekend accidents on Weld County roads, the Colorado State Patrol reported.

Theodore Grott of Johnstown was killed Saturday night when his car slammed into a Great Western freight train crossing a county road a mile northeast of Firestone. (See story page one.) George Glass of Fort Lupton was in critical condition at Colorado General Hospital with massive head, chest and internal injuries following an accident a mile south of Fort liipton on old U.S. 85 Saturday evening. Officers said Glass' 1973 auto was involved in a head-on collissionwith a 1971 van driven by David Wambolt of Brighton. Glass' car received 52,000 damage while the van was demolished.

Harold Ferguson of Fort Collins was treated at Weld Counly General Hospital Sunday afternoon after his 1971 motorcycle left U.S. 34 nine miles west of Greeley and rolled four times. The motorcycle received $200 damage. Vickie Wallace of Denver was taken, to Longmont United Hospital with a leg laceration Saturday night after the 1966 car in which she was riding, driven by Valarie Pfister of Denver, left 1-25 a mile south of Colo. 66 and rolled one and three-quarters times.

The car received $1,000 damage. Three young Windsor women received minor injuries Sunday afternoon when a 1965 car Man 'satisfactory' after accident A Greeley man who suffered severe head lacerations in a Deaths and Funerals Obituaries Franklin Conklin RQRMSON ESTRADA Fidel Estrada of 429 1st Street, La Salle. Husband of Bessie M. Esiradd; father of Tidel Estrada, and Ignacio Estrada, both of Greeley, Servande Estrada, Ralph Estrada, Jesus Estrada, and Robert Estrada, Irma a a a a Estrada, Fidel Estrada, and Catalina Estrada, all of Ft. Lupton; stepfather of Rosando Martinez, Mike Martinez, Amalia Martinez, Theodore Martinez, Lorenzo Martinez, Bernabe Martinez, and Daniel Martinez, all of La Salle; son of Mrs.

Elidia Estrada of Mexico; brother of Anselmo Estrada of Alamo. i i i Estrada, Manuel Estrada, and Mrs. Guadalupe a a a all of Mexico. Arrangements later. MELLON Mrs.

Mary A. Mellon of Bonell i Community. Step-mother of Archie L. Mellon, Jr. of Yuma, and Mrs.

Rex (Velma) Wakeman of Milliken. Also survived by eight step-grandchildren, and four step great grandchildren. Services 3:00 p.m. Tuesday from First Presbyterian Church of Milliken. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens, in charge of Refulgent Rebekah Lodge No.

98, IOOF. Friends who wish may give to the Memorial Fund of First Presbyterian Church of Milliken. REESE Nancy Carol Reese of HOI 9th Ft. Lupton. Wife of Rnx B.

Reese. Services and Interment in charge of the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. Amarillo, Texas. Funeral services were held Monday at Crist's Highland Mortuary in Thornton for Franklin J. Conklin of Thornton, formerly of Greeley.

Interment was in Highland Memory Gardens. Conklin, a brakeman for the Union Pacific Railroad, died Thursday, Nov. 14. He was 45. Survivors include four sons, Wayne, Don, Mark and Robert Conklin, all of Thornton; his mother, Mrs.

Mildred Conklin, and a brother, James C. Conklin, both of Greeley. Emma McFetridge Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Redwood Chapel, Redwood, for Mrs. Emma McFelridge, sister of Robert Copes of Ault.

Mrs. McFetridge died Sunday, Nov. 17, in California. She was 86. She was born June 5, 1888, in Boulder County, and later homesteaded at Nunn, and also lived at Ault and in Greeley before going to California.

Survivors, in addition to her bother, are a son, Charles McFetridge of Brownsville, two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Amanda) Pardue and Mrs. John (Lois) Ragan, and an adopted son, Wayne McFetridge, all of Redwood City. There are seven grandchildren and numerous great- grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Mary Ann Mellon Funeral services for Mrs.

will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church in Milliken. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens here, with graveside services by Refulgent Rebekah Lodge No. The body will lie in state at the Adamson Mortuary until noon Tuesday. Friends who wish may contribute to the memorial fund of the First Presbyterian Church of Milliken.

Saturday morning traffic accident in the Woolco Department Store parking lot is reportedly in satisfactory condition Monday in Weld County General Hospital. James R. Doctor, 22, of 1206 llth was injured and his car demolished when the car was driven under a semi-trailer behind the Woolco Store in the Hillside Mall. Police said the top of the car was almost ripped off when it ran under the trailer. Doctor suffered severe head lacerations when the car top hit him, police said.

He was held in intensive care in the hospital until Sunday, hospital authorities said. Damage to the trailer was set at $200. driven by Lynn Johnson rolled at the intersection of Colo. 257 and the Colo. 257 Spur 10 miles west of Greeley.

The Johnson woman was taken to Weld County General Hospital and treated for a bump on her head. Sue Kenyon and Debbie Bilaaten, both of Windsor, were treated for leg bruises. The car received $300 damage. A 1964 car driven by Ramon Romero of 208 12th St. received $800 damage Friday night when it left U.S.

85 on the south edge of Platteville, striking a historical marker and rolling onto its top. A 1974 pickup driven by Michael Hall of Ault received $450 damage Friday night when it struck a cow which was lying on a county road 20 miles northwest of Ault. The cow got up and left the scene after being struck. A 1969 car driven by Pete Gonzalez of 925 St. received $300 damage and a 1963 car driven by Kevin O'Brien of Kersey received $250 damage when the autos collided on U.S.

34 on the east edge of Greeley Saturday evening. A 1971 car driven by Edward Langenbahn of Johnstown received $400 damage and a 1970 car driven by Albert Schneider of 609 35th Ave. received $25 damage when the autos collided on U.S. 34 two miles west of Greeley Sunday. Greeley man dies in aufo accident A 23-year-old Greeley man was killed early Monday in an auto accident four miles east of Estes Park in the Big Thompson Canyon.

Identification of the man was withheld pending notification of relatives. Colorado State Patrolmen said the man's car became airborne on a curve in the canyon, flying 180 feet before landing on its wheels in the river. Divers recovered the body. Kansas indicts Colorado man WICHITA, Kan. (AP)-A Colorado man has been indicted here by a federal grand jury in two Kansas bank robberies.

The grand jury indicted Martin Allen Geringer of Mosca, for the Oct. 11 holdup of the Midland National'Bank of Newton and the Jan. 18 holdup of the Central State Bank in Hutchinson. WEATHER FORECAST Snow flurries are forecast Monday for parts of Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico and rain is predicted for the eastern half of North Carolina. Clear skies are expected for the rest of the nation, with cold air pushing down from Canada.

(AP Wirephoto Map) Two from Greeley to address state traffic safety meet Juveniles arrested for break-in Police arrested two juveniles Saturday afternoon after someone reported the breaking into an apartment at the Bonell Retirement Community. Officers responded to 2108 5th Ave. at 4:45 p.m. Saturday and arrested the juveniles after they allegedly took various sewing items and suitcases from the apartment. After questioning, the juveniles were released to their parents.

Greeley couple asks $55,000 in damage suit Damages totaling $55,000 were asked in a personal injury complaint filed by Herman and Irene Menkveld, 101 E. 20th in District Court. The defendants in the action are Amy Lucille Hart and Ernest D. Hart, who are as residents of Mrs. Mellon died Friday, Nov.

15, at the Bonell Retirement Community where she had her home for more than two years. She was 88. Born at Quincy, 111., Aug. 2, 1886, she spent her early life in Kirksville, where she was employed by the Adair County officers and also by the First National Bank. She came to Johnstown in 1920 and worked for more than 23 years for the First National Bank there.

She was married to Archie Lee Mellon in Johnstown on Feb. 4, 1941. He died April 2, 1972. Mrs. Mellon was a member of identified as residents the First Presbyterian Church Morgan county, in Milliken.

She was initiated The court suit was filed as a into Anchor Rebekah Lodge No. result of a collision on U. S. 34 44, in Kirksville, in 1911, nine miles east of Deerfield and served as secretary for 10 Nov. 13, 1972, which involved a years.

A moving to vehicle driven by Herman Colorado she Iransferrcd to Menkveld and one "operated by Refulgent Kebekah Ixidge No. Ihc defendants," according to 98, which she served as noble the complaint, grand in 1941, and also became Menkveld claims he received a i i a i the Ladies injuries which have resulted in A i i a of Patriarchs permanent injuries, medical Militant of Canton No. 6 of expenses, loss of time, earnings Greeley. She received the and earning capacily, pain and Decoration of Chivalry in 1958. suffering and impaired his Survivors include a stepson, ability to lead a normal life.

Archie L. Mellon Jr. of Yuma, He seeks a judgment for a stepdaughter, Mrs. Hex $50,000. His wife asks $5,000 in damges for loss of Ihc services Arrests made in burglary of farm shed near Bracewell Capt.

William Thomas, head of the Greeley division of the Colorado State Patrol, and Madeline Mau, a Greeley insurance woman will be featured speakers at the Colorado Traffic Safety Conference at Northeastern Junior College Wednesday. The day-long meeting in Sterling will include speakers from traffic safety groups in northeastern Colorado, state organizations, women's groups and youth organizations. Captain Thomas will discuss the impact of the 55 m.p.h. speed limit on Colorado highway safety. Mrs.

Mau will feature women's programs to foster community traffic safety efforts. The theme of the conference will be which indicates the desire to reduce Colorado traffic fatalities to not more than three per 100 million vehicle miles by 1980, according to Logan County Commissioner James R. Leh, who will be the chairman for the conference. For the past 12 months, the Colorado rate was 3.8 per 100 million miles. "The conference will seek to identify Colorado problems in traffic safety, community actions programs that'can help cut the traffic toll, and means of private sector individuals and groups to assist public agencies in traffic safety efforts," Leh said.

Representatives from 4-H clubs, VFW groups and the Colorado National Guard will conduct a panel discussion on the growing community problem of bicycle safety. A second panel of Sterling high school students will discuss the young people's view of traffic safety. Registration will begin in the Northeastern Student Union at 8:30 a.m. and the conference will adjourn at 4 p.m. Weld County Sheriff's officers arrested two juveniles late Sunday for investigation of a Bracewell burglary earlier in the day.

Officers said Sam Schradcr told them a shed on his farm a mile northwest of Bracewell was burglarized. More than $100 worth of tools and gasoline were stolen. About three hours later, officers stopped a car similar to that believed used in the burglary and arrested the two juveniles. They were held for investigation of second-degree burglary and theft. Youth arrested, charged with theft, joyriding (Velma) Wakeman of Milliken; Mary Ann Mellon of Milliken, eiglil slcpgrandchildrenandsix and companionship of her widow of Archie Lee Mellon, step-great-grandchildren.

husband duo to his injuries. A routine check of a parked car in Island Grove Park early Sunday resulted in the arrest of a Greeley youlh for investigation of theft and joyriding, and the recovery of an alleged stolen car before the owner reported it missing. Arrested was William Morones, 19, of 1108 8th St. He was arrested by Officer James Bunstock at about 2 a.m. Sunday in Island Grove Park.

Officer Bunstock reported he was on patrol in the park when he saw a car parked behind the zoo pens next to the foot bridge on Ihe north end of the park. He contacted the driver, then ran a license number check on the car. The dispatcher told the officer the car was owned by Rucker's Furniture. Harry Bauer of Ruckers was contacted, and found the car was stolen. Officers said Ihe car had been driven to Fort Lupton and back to Greeley.

Also, they said numerous tools and papers had been removed from the car and thrown into the Poudrc River next to Island Grove Park. Real Estate Today By ERNIE SCOTT Realtor REAL ESTATE BEST INVESTMENT Jim Downes, America's foremost real estate econnmist told an audience of Realtors in Washington, D.C. that, "more people have made more money by appreciation of their homes than by any other single investment." He urged that "in spite of the present high interest rates, homes are (he tast of all types of investments for American families." He predicted that a continuing inflation in the prices of homes and condominiums will more than offset the higher mortgage money costs. The basic explanation of Ihc cause of higher and higher real estate values is Ihe age-old imbalance supply nncl demand. The less supply Ihe more demand.

The more demand the higher the price. Government policy, tight money, high interest rates and spiraling building costs will all combine to reduce building, therefore causing a shortage which will result in higher price. The only investment better lhan a home at this point in lime is Ihe ownership of Iwn homes. Mr. Scutt is Past Vice President (if the Colorado Association of Realtors and I'asl President of the (ireclcy Board of Realtors.

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