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Deaths Monday, August 15, 1988 the Rapid City Journal Frances Chamberlain Hall Funeral services for Frances Chamberlain Hall, 75, of Rapid City will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church in Rapid City, with the Rev. Warren Rutledge officiating. She died Sunday at a local nursing home. Burial will be at the Mountain View Cemetery under the direction of the Campbell, Paula Quinn Funeral Home.

Visitation will be at funeral home from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, A memorial has been established to the First Presbyterian Church of Rapid City. She was born Nov. 23, 1912, at Bonesteel to Earl and Minnie Pense.

She was raised in Rapid City and worked at the Montgomery Ward Co. for more than 20 years. Mrs. Hall also worked for the Behrens Dress Store in Rapid City and at Christies Dress Store for many years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Rapid City, the Golden Link Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and the XYL Auxiliary of Rapid City.

She married Don Chamberlain on April 22, 1931, in Rapid City. He died in 1961. She married Clifton Hall in 1964 in Rapid City. He died in 1981. Survivors include two daughters, Norma Chamberlain Word and Mary Olson, both of Rapid City; a son, Bob Hall of Phoenix, a sister, Edna Aamoth of Tangent, nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

Gwenllyn Davenport Godfrey STURGIS Services are pending for Gwenllyn Davenport Godfrey, 59, a former Sturgis resident, who died Sunday at her Denver home. She was born Aug. 31, 1928, in Deadwood to Jarvis and Jeanette Davenport. Survivors include her husband, Paul Godfrey of Denver and three daughters, Sarah Martin, Martha Ward and Katherine Ward. Kinkade Funeral Chapel, Sturgis, is in charge of arrangements.

Money Makers $3.00 3 lines for 3 days Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. One item per ad, price in ad. Index Announcements 105 Auctions General 110 Happy Ads 115 Happy Ads 120 In Memoriam 122 Lost and Found 125 Meetings and Notices 130 Personals 133 Person to Person 135 Thank You 140 Travel and Transportation Financial Business 155 Business Loans 160 Business Opportunities Public Notice More obituaries on page B2 Fern M. Adkins NEWCASTLE. Wyo.

Funeral for former Newcastle resident Fern M. Adkins, 62, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church in Newcastle, with the Rev. Gene Hagerman. Mrs.

Adkins died Thursday at a Las Vegas, hospital after a long illness. Burial will be at the Greenwood Cemetery in Newcastle under the direction of the McColley Funeral Home. A memorial has been established. She was born March 15, 1926, at Lusk, to Henry and Nellie (Pavey) Updike. She attended a rural school near Osage and graduated from Newcastle High School.

Mrs. Adkins worked at the American National Bank of Cheyenne, and later was Weston County deputy county clerk. She also worked for the Abstract and Title Co. of Newcastle for 21 years. She married Robert Adkins on Jan.

3, 1947. They lived in Newcastle until four years ago, when they moved to Las Vegas. Mrs. Adkins was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband, Robert Adkins, of Las Vegas; one son, Terry Adkins of Las Vegas; one daughter, Bobbi Dillman of Las Vegas; her mother, Nellie Updike of Newcastle; two brothers, Larry Updike of Lander, and Donald Updike of Casper, and three grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by an infant brother. Helen Grimm Services are pending for Helen Grimm of Rapid City, who died Sunday at Rapid City Regional Hospital. Behrens Mortuary in Rapid City is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include- a sister, Julia Brehe, and a brother, John Oulman, both of Rapid City. 162 Business Opportunities Wanted 165 Contract for Deed 170 Investments 175 Money To Lend 177 Money Wanted 180 Mortgages Bought and Sold 182 Personal Loans 185 Miscellaneous Financial0 Employment 205 Help Wanted 255 Part Time and Seasonal Help Wanted 275 Sales Help Wanted 280 Instruction and Education 285 Employment Aids TO the parents, guardians, or other respondents above named, GREETINGS: You are hereby NOTIFIED that a verified Petition having been filed in the above-named Court in which is represented to the Court that the above-named children are DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED.

You are hereby NOTIFIED that the permanent termination of your parental rights is a possible disposition under these proceedings and that you have a right to an attorney at all stages of the proceedings. You are hereby NOTIFIED that the Court has set a(n) ADJUDICATORY Hearing on Tuesday, the 23rd day of August, 1988 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. at the Juvenile Justice Center, 703 Adams Street, Rapid City, South Dakota. You are hereby NOTIFIED to be and appear before this Court at said time to show cause, if any there be, why said Court should not enter Judgment permanently terminating your parental rights of and to the above named minor children. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court this 20th day of July, 1988.

BY THE COURT: John K. Konenkamp Judge of Circuit Court ATTEST: E. Condon Clerk of Court (SEAL) Aug. 1, 15 L012 ORDER FOR AND NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY WITH POWER OF INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF PENNINGTON, SS. IN CIRCUIT COURT a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Quakes shake parts of Utah, Colorado PRICE, Utah (AP) A series of earthquakes, the largest measuring 5.6 magnitude on the Richter scale, shook central Utah and western Colorado Sunday afternoon, but there were no reports of injuries or major property damage.

The first quake, measuring 3.5 magnitude on the Richter scale, occurred at 12:59 p.m. MDT. It was followed at 1:08 p.m. by a stronger jolt measuring 4.3 magnitude, said the U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colo.

The third quake, the strongest at 5.6, occurred at 2:03 p.m. The third quake was measured as 5.4 magnitude by the University of Utah Seismograph Stations. Dr. Robert Smith of the of said the slight variance in readings was due to technical differences between Richter scale monitors used by the university and USGS. He said it was likely the true reading for the biggest of the shakers was closer to 5.6, which he described as "moderate," than the of U's 5.4.

Smith said the school's monitors agreed with the 3.5 and 4.3 magnitudes the USGS had for the first and second quakes. The quakes, centered 34 miles south of Price and 14 miles east of Ferrin, were reported felt in communities throughout central Utah, including not only I Price but Manti, Ephraim, Delta and Roosevelt. There were also reports the quake was felt across western Colorado, in communities such as Grand Junction, Meeker, Hotchkiss and Craig. It was felt as far west as Salt Lake County and as far east as Golden, authorities said. The U.S.

Forest Service said a quake-triggered rockslide forced closure of the Huntington Canyon Road near Price, which is about 120 miles south of Salt Lake City. The USGS warned that small aftershocks in the central Utah region could occur over the next few days to few weeks. Lottery jackpot $6.3 million DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) No one picked all seven Lotto America numbers drawn Saturday, so the jackpot will reach $6.3 million this week, game officials announced Sunday. A computer check showed 23 entries with six of the seven numbers, good for $1,861 each. Another 928 tickets had five of the numbers, good for $88 each, while holders of 14,905 tickets with four of the numbers can claim $5 each.

Montana crews aim to CLANCY, Mont. (AP) Fire fighters finished building 16 miles of lines around the Warm Springs Creek fire southeast of Helena Sunday and began attacking hotspots close to its perimeter, driving toward a projected control time of Tuesday evening. Light rain overnight aided the more than 1,000 firefighters, who began to get the upper hand when cool, cloudy weather developed Hobo royalty Lynne "'Would-Be-Hobo" Vermace, lowa City, lowa, and Irving L. "Fishbones" Stevens from Maine stand along railroad tracks in Britt, lowa, after being crowned King and Queen of the Hobos during Britts' annual Hobo Days. Elected based on applause from Saturday's crowd, the pair will hold their titles until next year's gathering.

(AP Laser Photo) control blaze by Tuesday Thursday and Friday. The fire, which officials said began Tuesay when a jeep-type vehicle caught fire, has burned about 3,000 acres of the Helena National Forest on the steep slopes of the Elkhorn Mountains. Fire Information Officer Anne Jeffery said a firefighter who was hurt Friday when a falling tree struck him suffered a broken nose and a cut on the face, but was not Saturday as thunderstorm cells seriously injured. It was the only passed over, but officials said fast significant injury to occur in con- attacks by firefighters kept nearly nection with the Warm Springs all of them small. Creek fire.

Jeffery, at the Helena InterThe fire near Helena was the agency Fire Dispatch Center, said largest remaining in Montana out- lightning set six more fires in the side wilderness areas, where some central Montana area, the largest fires were being allowed to burn. being 80 acres northeast of White Lightning strikes triggered nu- Sulphur Springs. She said all six merous new fires across the state were either contained or out. Classified advertising To place, correct or cancel your ad, call: 348-3500 Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m.-12 Noon Closed Sunday Toll Free In South Dakota Toll Free Outside South Dakota 1-800-742-8923 1-800-843-2300 Office address: 507 Main Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 Mailing address: P.O.

Box 450, Rapid City, SD 57709 348 Garage. Rummage Sales 349 Black 350 Box Elder 351 Canyon Lake 352 Downtown 353 Ellsworth 354 Miscellaneous 355 Nemo Road 356 North City 357 North of Mall 358 Other Areas 359 Rapid Valley 360 Rimrock 361 Robbinsdale 362 Sheridan Lake Road 363 South Canyon 364 South of City 370 Household 372 Lawn and Garden Equipment. Supplies 375 Miscellaneous 377 Musical Merchandise. Supplies 380 Office Equipment. Supplies 385 Pets.

Supplies once each week for three consecutive weeks in the Rapid city Journal and that copies of said notice be addressed to the heirs of the decedent, at their post office addresses as shown by the petition at least fifteen days before the time of said hearing. Dated this 27 day of July, 1988. 390 Radio. TV. Recordings 465 for Sale 395 Sewing, Handicrafts 405 Auctions 410 Feed.

Hay 415 Fertilizer 420 Equipment. Supplies 425 Livestock 430 Livestock Equipment, Supplies 435 Poultry. Rabbits 440 Produce 445 Equipment 450 Equipment Wanted 455 Miscellaneous 460 for Rent BY THE COURT: John K. Konenkamp Circuit Court Judge ATTEST: Frank E. Condon Clerk of Courts By: Jean Fuerst Deputy (SEAL) For assistance or inspiration in creating your classified ad, call us at 348-3500.

Free Classifieds 3 lines for 7 days Lost or Found items. Any item which is free. Merchandise $50 or less. One item per ad, price in ad. Offer expires August 31, 1988 287 Child Care Services 290 Child Care Wanted 295 Positions Wanted Merchandise 0 305 Antiques.

Collectibles 307 Art 310 Appliances 315 Bake and Craft Sales 320 Building 325 Equipment, Supplies 330 Camera. Photographic Equipment 335 340 Games 345 Flea Markets SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT File No. 89-18 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MAY M. STEELE, Deceased. THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SENDS GREETINGS TO: SUZANNE D.

HEALY, MARY MARGARET FORETTE, MICHAEL FORD, legatees and all creditors of said decedent and to whom these presents may come: Notice is hereby given that Suzanne D. Healy, and Mary Margaret Forette, have filed a petition with the judge of this Court praying that Letters Testamentary with power of inde pendent administration for the Estate of May M. Steele, deceased, be issued to the said Suzanne D. Healy, and Mary Margaret Forette, of Rapid City, South Dakota and that the 29th day of August, 1988, at 9:00 o'clock a.m. of said day at the courthouse of said court in the courtroom for Pennington County, in Rapid City, South Dakota, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted.

Such petition on file herein is referred to for further particulars. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to file the same with the clerk of the above court within two months from the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. All persons should take notice that Suzanne D. Healy, and Mary Margaret Forette, have petitioned for Letters Testamentary with the power of independent administration pursuant to South Dakota Codified Laws Chapter 30-18A. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that notice of said hearing be given by publishing due notice of the time and place of said hearing 470 Seeds, Nurseries 475 Wanted to Buy 480 Wanted to Rent Real Estate for Sale 505 Property 510 515 520 Houses-Local 545 Houses Out of Town 550 Income.

Commercial 555 Lots. Land 560 Mobile Homes For Sale 563 Mobile Homes Spaces For Sale 565 Open House 570 Real Estate Miscellaneous 575 Real Estate Wanted Announcements 110 Happy Ads Hey RAPID CITY! Call ANNIE at 342-5358 and Congratulate her on her new job. 692 and Board 695 Roommates Wanted 697 Wanted to Rent Recreational 705 All Terrain Vehicles 710 Aviation 715 Bicycles 720 Boats. Marine Equipment. Supplies 725 Campers.

Toppers, RV 730 Campers. Toppers. RV Rent 735 Campers. Toppers. RV Equipment.

Supplies. Services 740 Camping Equipment 745 Hobbies. Toys 750 Hunting. Fishing Equipment. Supplies 755 Sporting Goods 122 Lost and Found FOUND: White mitten kitten with grey as cat, North Rapid area.

341-3332. LOST 1 couch cushion with wagon wheels, north of Crows Truck Stop. Call 343-8277. LOST at Canyon Lake Park: pair of boys prescription glasses, please call 393-2387. LOST: Black Cocker Spaniel puppy, buff paws, Hills City, reward, 343-1132, 348-2587.

LOST: gray yellow and white mottled cat, City Springs area during fire, 348-8061. INVITE 100,000 CUSTOMERS TO YOUR NEXT RUMMAGE SALE WITH AN AD IN THE RAPID CITY JOURNAL. Here are a few guidelines in preparing your Be sure to include the date, time and place of your sale, (and if your address is difficult to find, try to include directions, too). A brief listing of individual items to be included in your sale is to also helpful to your potential customers. DON'T ABBREVIATE Abbreviations make your ad difficult to read and hard to understand.

Grouping your sale ad with other sales in the same area will also help to put you in touch with the areas garage sale goers! We offer 2 FREE RUMMAGE SALE SIGNS with your ad. (Moving sale ads must be prepaid). Call us today to get your sale ad underway, 348-3500. 507 Main MondayFriday, 8-12 Noon Saturday. LOST: Cocktiel, gray, yellow and orange lost in Woodridge area, please call 348-2646.

760 Snowmobiles 765 Snowmobiles Equipment, Supplies 770 Miscellaneous Rentals 605 Apartments Furnished 620 Apartments Unfurnished 635 637 Property 640 642 645 650 Houses Furnished 665 Houses Unfurnished 680 682 Miscellaneous 685 Mobile Homes For Rent 686 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent 687 Office Space 690 Rentals Out of Town 122 Lost and Found FOUND: adult cat, tiger stripe, female, near Rockerville, 341 -4880. FOUND: adult male Bassett Hound, black, brown and white Custer State Park, 255-4772. FOUND: brown and white Basset puppy, near Kansas City and E. Blvd. call 348-1000.

FOUND: Buff Cocker, newly cut, black collar, Bellewood. Longhaired Shepherd cross, Prairie Estates. Black Lab rador cross pup, Platt. Tan Labrador cross pup, LaBlanc. German Shepherd, black and tan, Ellsworth.

Orange tiger and grey tabby cat, Ellsworth. Labrador cross, St. Francis. cross, brown, blue and white collar, St. Francis.

Black Scottie (possible), male, newly clipped. Black and tan German Shepherd cross, Hisega, Shelter, 394-4132, 348-1635. FOUND: gold and red male Sheltie, 2800 block of Maple, older dog, 343-5832. FOUND: Male Dachshund. East Rapid by the Fairgrounds.

348-4605. FOUND: Near Knights welding on Nemo Rd. male kittens. 348-8762 evenings. FOUND on Radar Hill medium size longhaired grayish black male dog, no collar.

923-1279. FOUND: possible Toy Poodle or Cock -poo, very small, white, stitches left eye, Shelter 394-4132, 348-1635. FOUND: tan and white Chihvahua older dog, 1 crooked tooth, North Haines, 348-0753. FOUND: wedding band Sheridan Lake Rd. August a 5th by Story Book Island, 342-6357.

Transportation A 805 Autos. Trucks 810 Autos. Trucks. Repair and Parts 815 Autos. Trucks.

Wanted 820 Buses 825 Equipment 830 Miscellaneous 835 Over-the-Road Trucks. Trailers 840 845 4-Wheel Drives 850 Trucks 855 Vans 860 Autos Antiques 870 Autos Your Right To Know And be informed of the functions of your government are embodied in public notices in that selfgovernment charges all citizens to be informed, this newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We strongly advise those citizens seeking further information, to exercise their right to access to public records and public meetings. DEADLINES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING Up to two legal size typewritten pages, the deadline is 12:00 noon, two working days in advance of publication date. More than two legal size typewritten pages will require up to four working days for publication.

L012 Notice of Hearing L481 Notice of Summons Aug. 15 L481 SUMMONS STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA COUNTY OF PENNINGTON, SS: IN CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUVENILE DIVISION The People of the State of South Dakota in the Interest of HILARY DUBRAY aka POOR THUNDER, CASSANDRA DUBRAY aka SOWDER, Child(ren), and concerning LAVERNE DUBRAY, JOSEPH POOR THUNDER, DAVID ALLEN SOWDER, Respondent (s). 122 Lost and Found LOST: Ladies Black Hills Gold ring, between VFW and Robbinsdale Lounge. 342-3470. LOST: male cross, mall area, black collar, reward, 394-6345 days, 341-0652 evenings.

LOST Nemo large male adult Collie, Lassie colored; answers to Dusty. 342-3791. LOST: Sable colored Sheltie, walks with limp, answers to Brandy, 341-2429. LOST St. Pat and 5th 3.

month declawed male Siamese, blue eyes, mostly white. 343-5501. LOST Star Village, Black male German Shepherd pup, silver choke collar, Reward. 341-3434. LOST: Tan and white Boston mix small female dog, 341-7881.

LOST: Very special 8 month black male kitten, Joy Ave. area, reward, 348-3830, 341-0303. 125 Meetings and Notices have sold my interest in Rushmore Lube, Inc. effective August 1st, 1988. Mrs.

Mike (lise) Illan. ing new job! Place a a Positions classified help you find a challeng Wanted ad by calling 348-3500. 130 Personals Cash Paid FOR almost anything, Ameri can Way Auction, Across from Kmart 348-6710. 2 SPA 80 memberships, $18.99 per month, 18 months left, call 923-5318. READY for a change? No need to sit there with a moan and a sob.

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