The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 5

PARTY LINE CUea County Home Ec Board Elects Officers Mrs. Fowler, Nortonvtlle, was elected chairman of the Atchison County Hope Economies Advisory Board for 1972 at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Don Held, west of Atchison, Mrs. Fowler, center township representative Dn the county extension council, was elected at the annual Christmas dinner of the Advisory board with 1972 hoard members as guests. Mrs.

Dennis Smith, Grasshopper township representative, was elected vice president, Mrs. Don Kloepper, Kapioma township, secretary, and Mrs. Bud Pickman, Walnut, treasurer. Mrs. Eugene McCoy, Mt.

Pleasant township, was named public relations representative, and Mrs. Witliam Keimig, Shannon, Mrs. V.J. Haverkamp, Lancaster, Mrs. Vincent Eckert, Benton, and Mrs.

Paul Byrd, cityof Atchison, are Other members. Mrs. Stella Weasel, county extension home economics agent, attended. It was announced that a workshop on the fitting and wearing of slacks It planned for Jan. 18, sponsored by Vogue Patterns.

The advisory board discussed the Standard of Excellence and the five retiring board members were selected to form a committee to make revisions. Retiring members are Mrs. Richard Krelder, Mrs. Henry Joe Falk, Mrs. Jim Buttron, Mrs.

Roy Fuhrman and Mrs. Reid. It was announced that several units have donated money to the advisory board for the purchase of a public address system. The extension council has advised the board it will make up the difference required. Mrs.

Pickman route 1 will be hostess at the next meeting of Ihe board Jan. It, at her home. Horton JEANNE SCHOLZ Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Kathryn Rose Williams at Holton, with burial In Spring Hill cemetery at Whiting. Mrs.

Williams died Friday at, the Horton Community hospital. She had been a resident of the ArborKnoll homes for about 16 months after moving here from Whiting where she had spent most of her life. She was bom at Mount Ayr, on Oct. 25. 1896.

She was a member of the United Methodist church and Whiting Chapter No. 1B7, Order of Eastern Star, both at Whiting. She was married to Ernest Williams, who died Nov. 3, 1966. A son, John Earnest Williams, (Bed in infancy.

Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Caroline Gruilke, Portland, Mrs. Mary Cochran and Mrs. Phyllis Tinquis, both of Kansas City, and Mrs. JoAnn Nelson, Minneapolis, two sisters; a brother and nine grandchildren.

Members of the Hobby HoboEttesheld their Christmas party at Handle's. After dinner, gifts were exchanged and secret pals were revealed. Husbands of members were guests. The next meeting will be Jan. 11 with Mrs.

Terry Rice. of the Horton Indian Agency, was the speaker at last week's Kiwanls dinner meeting. During his informative talk on Indian affairs, Carson pointed out that the Kickapoo Reservation west of Horton covers 30 square miles and Is tax exempt. Private and Tribal lands amount to 19,200 acres. The new housing project, financed through HUD, and administered through the Kickapoo Housing Authority, is for Idw income families.

Randy D. Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pope and a senior in the Horton High school, is one of 18 young men from Northeast Kansas to be nominated for entrance to the United States Military Academy. The nomination was made by the Second District Congressman Bill Roy.

Officials will choose two of the 18 to enter the academy with the class to graduate in 1976. Winners will be announced next summer. Effingham IDA TALIAFERRO Mrs. Hal Carlson had a Christmas party fnr the younger children of the high school faculty members Saturday. Larry Hawk arrived Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.

Louise Hawk. He teaches school in Greendale, Wis. Ruth Westermann is home from St. Julin's Lutheran college at Winfield to spend the vacation with her mother, Mrs. Betty Westermann.

Fritz Stutz has entered a Manhattan hospital. Louie Candreia has returned from California and is recuperating at home from an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hawk entertained with a supper Sunday evening.

Those attending were Bill Critchfield, Ruston, Mrs. Minnie Sells, John Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noll, Nortonville. Sunday Ihe high school faculty members and their husbands and wives had a Christmas dinner party with Mr.

and Mrs. Hat Carlson at the Horton Steak House. The Frisco Bay band, David Todd, Daryl Bashor, Mike Dooley, will be featured at the Effingham junior high Christmas dance tonight in the little gym of the high school from 7:30 to 10:30. The dance is sponsored by the eighth Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Berry hosted a pre-Christmas Cormodc family dinner Sunday at their home. USD 377 will dismiss Thursday at 2 p.m. for the Christmas vacation and return to classes on Jan. 3. The students at Effingham elementary center will be treated with a movie, a present from their teachers, Thursday morning, and each room will have individual parties in the afternoon.

The Kayettes will sponsor a Christmas assembly for the high school students. Atchison's Rivfcrmen will present a concert "Sangs af Christmas" at the cap-of-the-mall, 7 o'clock Thursday night, according to Atchison Area Chamber of Commerce Jack Carson, superintendent Manager John Burns. GASLIGHT Greetings and Carole 4 Chuck 509 Do You Remember When? Police Report Thomas F. Bird, 1127 Laramie, told police that a hit and run vehicle struck his car while It was parked near Sixth and Kansas around 8 o'clock last night. Only minor damage was reported for the Bird car.

Cars driven by Gaylord Piper, route 2, and Michael G. Kautz, route 1, were involved in a minor traffic accident in the 400 block Main parking lot around 3:40 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Both cars were A "COW PASTURE" baseball team of an earlier day here posed for this picture submitted by Mrs, Russell Rains of Rushville. Mrs. Rains said the team was known as Texaco and was "quite a ball club," Among some of the players she identified were her husband, Russell Rains, Homer Wilson, Franklin Spinner, Raymond Moore, Bernard Bailey, Bernard Erpelding and Hap Alban.

She was unable to identify others, 21 Receive UR Certificates Urban Renewal Rehabilitation Inspector Tom Rauth has released the following list of persons who have received certificates of approval from the local UR agency for rehab work at their homes. The matter was a topic of discussion at a recent UR board meeting. Those who have received such certificates include: Acey W. Webb, 807 King; Charles C-enail, 808 Ann; Myra S. Reeves, 904 Henry; Noble Edwards, 806 Spruce; James E.

Faris, 1001 Price Boulevard; Mrs. Lula Evans, 837 Spring; Lester Ford, 839 Spring; Albert Shriek, 1101 Highland; Edward Sharp, 907 George and Claude L. Watson, 1225 Highland. Others who have received the certificates are C.A. Fultz, 1000 Russell L.

Kiehl, 1100 South Tenth; Ralph Burge, 1300 Charles; R.A. Mahieu, 511 South Eleventh; Stella Peak, 1000 South Tenth; Robert Reece, 1210 South Tenth; Steve McCourt, 803 George; Luther C. Bewlev, 902 Ann; Gene Spiller, 1021 Highland; Glen Dimick, 501 South Eighth and Richard Peterson, 1201 South Tenth. UR Director Bill Randall reports that completion of the rehabilitation work was brought about by private efforts or with the assistance of UR rehabilitation loan and grant. that someone took a set of gauges from his car between 9 o'clock Sunday night and 10 o'clock yesterday morning.

He valued the missing gauges at Carol L. Van Wagoner, 1201 Main, told police that a hit and run vehicle struck her car while it was parked near Eleventh and Main between 6:30 and midnight last night. The right front fender of the Van Wagoner car was damaged. Trucks driven by Wayne A. Jones, 1311 Division, and Mrs.

Howard Martin, 314 Kearney, were involved in a traffic accident at the Martin Apco service station in the 1000 block of Main early yesterday afternoon. The left side of the Jones truck and the right front of the Martin truck were damaged. No injuries were reported, police said. Holly-Christmas Trees-Evergreen Spruce boughs roping still available. Oak St.

Greenhouses. John F. Gere, field representative for the Kansas Veterans Commission at Lawrence, is scheduled to be at City Hall at 9 a.m. Thursday to assist veterans and their dependents or survivors with veterans service work. Say Juco Violating State Law Colby, Kan.

The Colby Community Junior College board of trustees was accused Monday night of operating at a financial level exceeding its current budget and in violation of state law. An attorney for the Thomas County Taxpayers Association said at the board's regular meeting the college is in violation of the state's cash basis laws, to the extent of some 197,000. The attorney, Thomas Og-levlc of Goodland, said the members of the board could be subject to removal from office and subsequently face misdemeanor charges. A spokesman for the college's auditing firm confirmed Og-levie's allegation, but indicated the violations were the result of an apparent oversight on the part of the board. Eugene Crlss, the auditor, said the college also has failed to keep adequate records of past financial transactions and has actually spent funds not in the school's accounts.

College officials indicated they would seek an opinion on the matter todav from Kansas Atty. Gen. Vern Miller. In a related matter, attorneys for the college said they have received legal briefs filed by six northwestern Kansas counties concerning out-of-djstrict tuition to the college. The attorneys have released few details uf Ihe briefs, hut indicated the college will prepare an answering brief in Topeka within the next month.

Judge William B. Ryan of the Kansas District Court at Norton had earlier ordered the coun ties to pay the spring billing and prepare the briefs for his ruling. The counties involved are Sherman, Kawlins, Decatur, Norton, Phillips and Cheyenne. The ruling is expected by mid-January. The primary points of disagreement between the counties and the college are the residency requirements tor junior college students, whether financing by out-of-district tuition is constitutional and whether a lease agreement between the college and its endowment association is legal.

Polaroid cameras, Rudolph's backing from parking spaces at A VFW CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR CHILDREN WAS HELD the time of the mishap. No in- Saturday from 2 to 4 at the past home an route 3. Santa Claus, who juries were reported, police sounded like Lloyd M. Nitz, visited with these children. From left said.

are Dannie son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ocha, Darrel, son of Mr. ana Mrs. uianes Berry, ana Christie, Rosle ana Paul, otner Kirk Wilson, 414 reported, children of the Ocha's, all of Huron, -Bob Ham photo.

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