The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 6

Keep Your Mouth Shut (AP)-Game rangers in this area are keeping tight lip these days as they write citations for violations. find the less talking they do better. A typographical error on the forms that they are using identifies tiici" as the Oklahoma Wildlife Conversation Department. Fag Machines Back In Hospital FARMINGTOX, N.M. Cigarette maohines were removed from San Juan Hospital after the recent surgeon general's report linking cigarette smoking to cancer.

7 ow they're back in their old spots. Hospital administrator Charles Marti said smokers bombarded department heads with requests for cigarettes. Jon Woodward Gets Award Jon Woodward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Woodward, 672 S.

9U, has been given a scholarship hall award at Kansas University, Lawrence. He also has been selected as a counselor for Boys' Stale on the KU campus this summer. He attended Boys' State last year. The KU award will be worth from $250 to $300 a year. Jon is a senior at Salina high school.

Today In Salina Baler To Speak Bob Bak-r. of WiUon and Company Engineers and Arch- ilecls. will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Salina chapter of the Kansas Society of Land Surveyors. The meeting will be at 6:30 pm Wednesday at Betty's Fried Chicken. will be happily surprised Classified Ads sell old things.

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Tkkrh at Low Drug, Mu.te, Rexefl Adurh, AdvaBot 11.50, Door Child Wait for it it's coming seen! Lifick Drug Co. 104 S. Santa Fe TA 3-3741 Uogpitai VtsHiif 8. John's 2nd 4lk am Jrd floor tA pm, pm A shut? 14 pm, pm Ward 1:30 pm Asbury Victor G. Wineland, 610 W.

Ash; Mrs. Kenneth L. Snelter, 124 E. Prescott; Mrs. E.

W. Clark, 1313 S. 9Ui; Mrs. Marvel L. Palmer, 323 Maple; Wayne A.

Bundling, 232 E. Minneapolis; Mrs. Roger E. Cornmesscr, Flemco Trailer Court; Mrs. Florence Exlino, 543 Maple; Dennis M.

Fry, 332 S. Ohio; William Frazier, SOI W. Lincoln: Melvin L. Slagle, 654 Rockview; Ronald L. Werhan, 603 E.

Iron; Donald G. Nelson. New Cambria; Mrs. Clyde Hogarty, Ada; RusseU D. Crosse, Minneapolis; Mrs.

Lillie Fell, Solomon; Mrs. Richard M. Longbine, Goodland; Penny Brown, Abilene. St. John's Mrs.

Lyman Rees, 1200 S. 9th; Wilijam Schafer, 110 E. Crawford; Lori Russ, 613 Rocket; Torrey Townsend, 518 N. 4th; Mrs. James Ward, T32 Sunset; Debra Murphy, 10S E.

Republic; Harry Stover, 405 Sunset; Louis Spadafore, 229 S. Penn; Mrs. Kilty Bickel, 323 S. 4th; Mrs. Seima Neff, 803 W.

Ash; Rose'Procina, 213 N. Chicago; Russell Berg, 610 S. 10th; Jessica Harris, 1315 Arapahoe; Heike Goedecke, 1107 Talley; Mrs. Anton Pieschll, $25 State; Mrs. Walt Wheeler, 112 S.

Columbia; Mrs. Barley Smith, Delphos; Jess Roberts, Wakefield; Mrs. Harry Olson, Luray; Roy Bryant, Lincoln; Homer Baker, Culver. SAFB Mrs. George F.

Kalivoda, 516 E. Prescott; Paul D. Evans, '420 Inez; Robert Slack 1217 N. 9th. Hospital Dismissals Asbury Dennis M.

Fry, 332 S. Ohio; Mrs. Donnie Wolfe, 2032 Harold; Lewis O. Absher, 5 Lena; Andrew B. Crook, 1104 Park; John Curtis 1207 N.

7th; Mrs. Henry J. Snyder, Salina RFD Mrs. Ro'bert L. Jennings and baby boy, 1126 Cloud Circle; Mrs.

Clarence Kellams, Hutchinson; Mrs. Ronald Biesecker, Abilene; Emma Trow, Minneapolis; Jack Deeds, Minneapolis; William Finn, Bennington; Mrs. Omer Blodgett, Abilene; Mrs. Leo Whitley, Wells; Mrs. Vktor L.

Horejsi, Lindsborg. St. John's MIY Larry Blair and baby girl, lltl E. Iron; Mrs. R.

T. Brown, 108 W. Crawford; Mrs. Ronnie Killers and baby girl, 1000 E. Ash; John Ostrom, Salina RFD Rodney Anderson, Bennington; Ralph Burns, Ellis; Mrs.

Cora Davis, Minneapolis; Larry Oberlin; Ivan Pierce, Minneapolis; Mrs. Paul Riordan, Solomon; Mrs. Robert Rongish, Minneapolis. SAFB Mrs. Ross H.

Burd, 119 Springfield, Schilling Manor; Mrs. William D. Cowden 1425 W. Cloud; Mrs. Rick W.

Hirsch and baby boy, 507 W. Prescott; Mrs. Wilbur G. Price, 936 Hancock; George Shields, 727 Commanche; Mrs. Alvie D.

Sollars, 627 Gypsum. Debt Consolidation From Mason's Quick Easy Convenient LOAN '50 to '2100 Up To 30 Months To Pay MASON Investment Inc. 7th iron Dial TA 3-6393 BlrUu Glrta Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bagicy, 505 W.

Cloud, April 28, 7 Jbs. 5 at St. John's. Boya Lt. and, Mrs.

George F. Kalivoda; 516 'E. Prercott, April 27, 6 IbR. 8 at SAFB. Building Permits Altma'n ConstnicUoa building duplex at 1013 1015 Millwood Drive, $12,000.

Roy Presley Builder, single family dwelling at 2354 Mayfair Drive, $9000. Leonard Jones, building accessory building at 1120 3rd, $100. Courts District Papers were filed in the case of Lenders of Salina vs. Patricia Ann Coats (Worrell), with counter claim by defendant, on appeal from City Court from judgment in favor of Lenders. The cases of W.

Rexroad Son vs. Kansas Power Light and Luella P. Lindeman vs. Margaret R. Hoeffner were both dismissed at request of both parties and with prejudice to further action.

City Court Traffic Clarence J. Lucas, Junction City, and Bernard D. Blakely, 1512 Teakwood, each $10 and costs for speeding; Milton Strahan, 211 S. Oakdale, and Tom Giggy, Wichita, each $15 and costs for speeding; Danny L. Augustine, 745 Carl, driving unsafe vehicle, $10 and costs; Douglas S.

Johnson, Manhattan, no driver's license and illegal transportation of liquor, $25 and costs. City John Giacolette, no home address given, one year parole on 6-month sentence revoked, committed to county jail. George L. McKenna, Solomon, driving while under influence of alcohol, $200 and costs. Police Traffic -Stoplights, signs: Thain Matson Siler, East Country Club Road, and Charles Oakley Hart, 236 N.

8th, each $10. Other: Tony Harold Reid, 411 S. Phillips, no tail lights, no driver's licenss on person, $10. Divoress Mabel Patricia vs. Pomana, charges extreme cruelty, gross neglect; seeks custody of two minors.

Sharon L. vs. DeWayne D. Davis, charges extreme cruelty, gross neglect; seeks custody of one child. Karron Merlene vs.

Lloyd James Stripling, charges extreme cruelty, gross neglect; seeks custody of two children. Marriage IJcenses Lewis E. Bates 23, and Jeanette Marie Bassett, of Salina. Separate Maintenance FUed Carroll K. from Hildred L.

Feather, charges extreme cruelty, gross neglect. Forwarding Addresses Bruce M. Allen from 908 8. 2nfl to Box 135, Wlderner, Daryl Murphy from 113 S. to (no forwarding); Elroy Stratton from 211 N.

Cherry to (no forwarding); Walter Downey from 278 S. I0th to (no.for- warding); Leonard from 222 S. College to Box 43, Downs. Charlei Holl from 1606 CypreM to 271 S. Duncan, Fnyetteville, Uon Oiban from 815 Park to W.

Washington. Lamar, Wm. C. Deloney from SOS Anderson to 118 Cooper. H.

W. Hein (rom Z2S N'. College to 1152 N. Enlrt. James L.

Sigman from 1530 W. Crawford to 13483 Bee- aon 6t N. Alliance, Ohio: Jack B. Buel! from US N. 8th No.

208 to Box 223, Benntngton, Gary from 400 B. Connecticut to Calvary Baptist Church, 16th Jeffer- Junction City, Louis from 303 N. 10th to 1119 Cryrtal, San Antonio, Bob Dya from 8S3 HancocX to RR 1, Mentor. Bonnie George from 210 W. Charlotte to Mrs.

Emma Richard, B22 8th, Pltcalrn. Mrs. Leona. Stevens from 114 Ohio to 8767 Cornwall. Huntington Beach, dllf.

Billy Don Blankcnshlp from 317 Prescott to 935 N. W. 5th, Moore, J. Smith from 5-iS S. College to Howard's Trt.

Kg Hwy. 2-1 No. 17, Topeka, Berry V. Lyle from 1518 Pueblo to Cotfeyvllle, Bernard Rllsy from i49 Baker to Carl Hanson, Carrol D. from 701 Smith to 660 Hnydcn Bridge Springfield.

Claude R. Baldwin from 507 Orand to Lanler Ct. 472 Montgom- cry 4. Don Burgcn from 325 W. Ellsworth lo 730 N.

Kvanston, Tulsa. Donald Faurat from 92t S. llth to 1201 Plnkstot, Grand View. Mo. Deaths And Funerals LEO FLAHERTY VESPER Leo Flaherty, 61, Vesper, died Monday morning at his home.

He had been in failing health several years. He was born Jan. 16, 1903, in Vesper where he lived all his life. Mr. Flaherty was employed by the Lincoln county highway department for 16 years and had been a school bus driver during the.

past year. He was a member of the Vesper Presbyterian Church. Mr. Flaherty is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charlene Dewitt, Salina, and Marlene, of the home, and eight sons, Roy, Donald, Laverne, Gerald, Herbert, Harold, Denny Jee, and David, all of the home.

The funeral will be 2 pm Shriver Urres -4 Reservoir Acficn WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Garner E. Shriver, told a House Appropriations subcommittee today he joins other Kansans in urging favorable actiojt on various water projects included in the President's budget for the year beginning July 1. He asked that the budgeted $1,480,000 for the Cheney project, a joint development by the Bureau of Reclamation and Wichita, be approved so work may be completed on schedule. Completion of the project, he added in a statement, would serve as a keystone in the future economic development of the Wichita metropolitan area.

The prime contract on the dam is 77 per cent complete in about 70 per cent of the allowable time, he said, and initial storage now is scheduled for November and final work could be completed next fiscal year. Supports Othen Shriver also supported recommendations for appropriation of $2,700,000 million to continue work on the Marion Dam and Reservoir hi Kansas, $688,000 for construction of Council Grove Dam and Reservoir with $45,000 for operation and maintenance; and $1,238,000 for construction and $75,000 for operation and maintenance of the John Redmond Reservoir, project. In addition he asked approval of the budgeted $50,000 for continuation of flood control investigations on the Arkansas River saying it includes continued study of flood control problems on the Little Arkansas in the Halstead, Kan. area. He also supported a request for $15,000 for a study of flood control problems on the Mud Creek which flows through Marion, Kan.

Railroad Aid Bill Is Killed Tuesday, April 28-WASHINGTON (AP) The House Rules Committee re'ect- ed again today the administration's national transportation bill designed to help America's railroads improve their economic conditions. The committee previously had refused to clear the bill for House consideration. Today's 8-7 vote was against a motion to reconsider the earlier action. Chairman Howard W. Smith, said the action killed the bill.

A major provision of the measure would exempt railroads irom regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission when they haul grain and other agricultural commodities. DANGER FALLING HAIR you are faced with the problem of losing vour hair don't shrug your shoulders and say, 1 There's nothing I can do about it." Not only this a negative attitude but it is a false assumption. Think positive. Immediately consult a phv- scian, for many cases of faliing'hair are due to simple scalp conditions that can he cleared up. rVn 1 baldiness 'Fht inevitable, the trolled Ca posslbl be slowed down and con- 11P 13 "11 medicinal shampoos, oint- louons that physicians prescribe for hdir and scalp conditions.

We also compound sne- cial prescriptions of dermatologists. 1uuna spe OOCTOR CAN PHOXE US when you neea medicine. Pick up your prescription II wEV a without Thursday at the Hall Memorial Chapel, Lincoln, the Rev. H. H.

Hirsch officiating. Burial will be in Lincoln cemetery. Friends may call at the Kail mortuary. KOBERT T. GABELMAN Robert Theodore Gabelman, 95, 3C2 S.

College, a retired farmer, died Tuesday morning at his home. Mr. Gabelman was bom Dec. 28, 1686, at College Corner, Ohio. He farmed near Glendale until 1948 when he retired and moved to Salina.

He was a member of the school boards at Glendale and Lincoln 1'or many years before his He was a member of the Bap list Church. Survivors include the widow, Mary Ester, of the home; two daughters Vir i 1 a Abrams, 907 Spruce, Salina, and Mrs. Alta Jchnstone South Gate, a son, Christ EmerEon, Centralia, five grandchildren and greatgrandchil- dren; and two brothers, Edward, Goodland, and Christ, Elaine, Ore. Funeral arrangements will be announced by' the Guy R. Ryan Sons mortuary.

Friends may call at the mortuary. ALFRED L. MILLER Alfred Leroy Miller, 64, 859 S. Santa Fe, 8 Navy veteran oi both world wars, died Monday night at St. John's Hospital.

Mr. Miller was a retired chief boatswain's mate and has seen overseas service in both wars. He had lived in Salina since 1947. He was a member of the First Christian Church and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are the widow, Ella, 859 S.

Santa Fe; a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Crawford, Benson- ville, two Alburnett, and Orville, Marion, a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Mills, Clinton, one grand child and two The funeral will be at 2 pm Friday at Marion, la. Burial will be in Ihe Layfayette cemetery near Alburnett. Friends may call at the Guy R.

Ryan Sons mortuary Tuesday evening. MRS. MORTEVIORE PECK GLENROCK, Wyo. v- The funeral for Mrs. Edith Peck, 83, former Bridgeport, resident, was April 17 at the Community Church, Glenrock, the Rev.

Adan Gordon officiating. Burial was in the Glenrock cemetery. Mrs. Peck died April in Thermopolis, following a heart attack. She was born May 18, 1880, in Bridgeport, where she and tier husband farmed until 1925.

In 1925 the Pecks moved to Boulder, where they lived for three years prior to moving to Glenrock. She is survived by two solo, Julius, Cheyenne, and Francis, Glenrock, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Lower 7 axes His Since his-pinna for development are not to be for another year or two, a Salina realtor asked that his land be- shifted from the city's tax to the county's lower taxes. George E'berington, developer of proposed Belmont No. 2, petitioned the Saline County commissioners to exclude Jie west and north 200 feet of the addition from the city limits.

AvoM Assesataemit He made the request to avoid special assessments before actual development of the addition he said. The commissioners referred his petition "to the county planning board. Etherington said his request had already been approved by the city. The aco-foot strip is a buffer strip beyond the roads which would remain wiUiin city limits. It is city policy to maintain such a buffer strip around city limits, county commissioners said, in order to control development along the boundary roads.

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