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THE IOLA REGISTER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1978 By Bil Keane Lone woman climbs a mountain for something different to do to climb snow-covered mountains at the equator." She said she also plans a sledding expedition to Antarctica. Wistfully, she said, I kept remembering (during the climb) mat the way you eat an elephant is one bite at a PAGE 8 THE FAMILY CIRCUS, "Did you wash "Who? Me that showed their hard use. Bruises showed on her sunburned limbs. She was delighted by the group that greeted her at the summit, because it included several pack horses to carry her gear down to the valley. She said she was eager for a bath and her first good meal in more than a week.

I had apricots and cereal last night not much, she said. Ms. Johnson, who caUs Kelly, her home and lives in Los Angeles, has worked at times as a firefighter, movie stuntwoman, movie sound woman and ski school instructor. She has climbed mountains for 12 years, scaling El Capitan three times before with others. She said she now plans to parachute with several other women into the jungles of New Guinea NOTICE AS OF NOV.

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ARCHER REAL ESTATE 365-2211 Steve Orcutt 365-7147 Mideast oil dollars are turning to gold JIDDA, Saudi Arabia AP) How much is that one? The colorfully garbed wife of an African diplomat pointed to a heavy gold armband in a shop in Jidda's Badou Souk, the public market place. The merchant brought it out and placed it on his scales, as though it were a piece of goat cheese, weighing its content and paying no attention to the quality of workmanship. It would cost 1,600 riyals, about $507, the merchant said. The woman left, saying she would look around for a better bargain. But not everyone makes that decision.

In fact, a gold rush is on in the Middle East on top of the oil boom, and it runs through teeming Arab and Persian markets a hedge against the sinking value of the U.S. dollar, inflation and political uncertainty. Buying gold is an old tradition in this part of the world, but with oil dollars flowing into all kinds of pockets now, it isn't just sheiks who are buying. Middle-class natives and foreigners working in the area are also in the market. Much of the gold is being snapped up in the form of bracelets and heavy necklaces.

The Chase Manhattan Banks biweekly newsletter, Mideast Markets, said recently that the region particularly the oilrich states on the Persian Gulf has become one of the worlds hottest markets for gold. At least 300 tons or about one-fifth of the world market supply found their way to the region last year, the newsletter said. Gold buying is nothing new to the Middle East, said an American economist in Jidda, one of the key markets. It's been going on for thousands of years. The Bedouins didn't have banks, you know.

Now, with much more money around, a lot more gold is being bought. Little of the buying seems to be done by governments. But in recent months, with the continued decline on the U.S. dollar, brokers in the Gulf area have noted a change in toward yellow gold on the part of producers of black gold. Before they used to regard almost as a non monetary asset, now they are realizing that it is asset to hold, said a foreign to the government of the United Emirates.

The private purchasers are super-rich sheiks whose agents busily buying in Zurich, London, Kong, New York and Bahrain hedge against the weakening They also are Western and foreign laborers who have to the region to catch shares of boom. There are about two foreign workers in Gulf oil What with no booze, no night or movies, theres not a hell you can spend money on here, the economist in Jidda how the gold fever gripped foreigners in this Moslem area. THE CLAUDE jLKIPNIS MIME THEATRE Bravos and laughter filled the all evening New York Timet Nov. 1 8 Bowlus Fine Arts Tickets $4.50 and $3.50 Now on sale at Bowlus Center Iola Pharmacy. Phone IOLA ELKS Halloween Dance SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 DANCING 9 TILL MUSIC BY: DIANE PERRY AND THE CONTINENTALS" MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY FEED 7:30 P.M.

CHICKEN AND FRIES, ALL YOU CAN EAT. OCCURTilCMYS DISTRICT COURT Judge Robert Stadler Cases filed: Linda Jo Smith vs. Dale Vernon Smith, divorce. Oct. 20.

Debra L. Hobbs vs. Rex C. Hobbs divorce. Oct.

25. Piqua State Bank vs. Barbara Jean Barney, formerly Barbara Jean Smith, foreclosure of promissory note and money judgment. Oct. 25.

William P. Trueblood vs. Linda Mae Trueblood, divorce. Oct. 25.

Clarence Warren d-b-a Bunt Warren Agency vs. Havro, money judgment. Oct. 25. Roy Huddleston vs.

Anna Bess Huddleston, divorce. Oct. 25. Allen County Hospital vs. Leland Hicks, money judgment.

Oct. 26. Montgomery Ward and Company vs. Stephen D. Durbin, money judgment.

Oct. 26 Brenda Sue Wilson vs. Martin Laveme Wilson, divorce. Oct. 26.

Equico Lessors. vs. Copy Products and Vernon S. Starks, money judgment. Oct.

27. Cases resolved: Norma J. Lieurance vs. Douglas L. Lieurance.

Notice of dismissal is filed. Oct. 23. Lillian Mae Hurlock vs. Delbert La Verne Hurlock.

Notice of dismissal filed. Oct. 24. Jack R. Klotz d-b-a Klotz Realty vs.

Maudeva Hall. Judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff. Oct. 24. Ruth Green, etc.

vs. Isarah Brown, etc. Judgment rendered quieting title to real estate in the plaintiff. Oct. 24.

Valerie Jean Wallace vs. Gary Lee Wallace. Divorce granted to the plaintiff and she is restored to her former name of Tomlinson. Oct. 26.

Jeanne Michelle Wallace vs. Kenneth Dale Wallace. Divorce granted to the plaintiff and she is restored to her maiden name of Percy. Oct. 26.

Joyce Eileen Stewart vs. Melvin Earl Stewart, Divorce granted to the plaintiff. Oct. 26. The Security Savings and Loan, etc.

vs. Joseph Julian Gutierrez, etc. Judgment rendered foreclosing mortgage to property and ordering sale of same. Oct. 26.

MAGISTRATE COURT Judge George Levans The following were charged with speeding: Charles L. Doty fined Melinda K. Stockton, $13; Fred B. Koontz III, $14; Christopher I. Mates, $38; Ronald A.

McCoy, $31; Roger D. Orton, $14; Loma L. Mix, $11; Debra R. Palet, $32; Ralph D. Bever, William H.

Hinkle, $38; Diane K. Bodemann, $32; David K. Lingle, $13; Leila M. Smith, $13; Richard D. Beckman, $34; Sandra L.

Garver, $52; Mona N. Olson, $40; David L. Golden, $14; Lane A. Porter, Alta E. Clark, $12.

Others were charged as follows: Daryl E. John, no valid registration on vehicle, $10; William J. Cole, no registration on vehicle, $10; David A. McCreary, no KCC authority card, $25; Kenneth P. Wilson, violation of age restrictions, $25; Jeffery L.

King, no drivers license, $10; George E. Broadie, failure to drive at appropriate reduced speed hen special hazard exists due to other traffic, $10; Ronald W. Hurley, speeding and no daily log started for the day, $46; Todd A. Williams, violation of age restriction on driver's license, $25. Marriage licenses: Oct.

20 Charles Edmonde Seb-bert, 26. Iola, and Carolyn Elizabeth Sigg. 27. Iola. MUNICIPAL COURT Judge Raymond Smith Charged as follows were: Irma Carlson, driving while intoxicated, failed to appear; Robert A.

Peterson, reckless driving, $100 fine. $5 costs, five days in jail, paroled six months; Donald L. Kahnke speeding, $65 fine and $3 costs; Joseph M. Robb, careless driving, $32 bond, Leslie D. Gilliland, speeding, $41 bond Todd A Williams, speeding, $51 bond, Kenneth Z.

Hill, reckless driving and destruction of property, S75 bond; Harvey L. Burris, disturbing the peace, drunk in public. $27 bond, Kenneth P. Wilson, speed too great for existing conditions, $32 fine; Lucille Crawford, limitations on backing, $32 fine; Taul D. Lawson, careless driving, no driver's license, did not appear; Richard E.

Owens, speeding, $61 bond. Classified ad copy must be at The Register office no later than 5 p. m. day before first publication. Have a ball reading The Iola Register Sports Page Ui 6 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif.

(AP) Bruised but triumphant, the first woman to climb alone to the top of El Capitan the gigantic granite mass that rises unbroken from Yosemite Valley says, it just seemed like a different thing to try. Beverly Johnson, 31, a wide grin creasing her dirt-streaked face, said after the 10-day struggle ended Thursday that she had bad days and good days. But this was one of the best of days. Lots of times I thought I would give up, said the slender, muscular woman who plans next to parachute into the jungles of New Guinea. She often thought, she said, If I could magically leave (the climb) I would you cant leave.

Day after day, she rose higher and higher, clutching rocks and ropes belayed on assorted hardware which she hammered into the rock. At night, she often slept in slings on the sheer granite wall. She carried about 100 pounds of gear including a tent, sleeping sling, ropes, food, water, and pitons to hammer into the sheer rock. The weather was generally on her side during the 10-day assault, with fair skies and temperatures in the 70s. Ms.

Johnson said that while she was on El Capitan, there were not any choices. You can kind of go down, but if you stood on one of those ledges and looked just go up. She kept climbing, she said, by not thinking about how tough it actually was. You cant think that theres eight more days of this. If you say, Ill climb to here today, you can do it.

After reaching the summit about 3 p.m., the Maryland native was escorted by two park rangers and a handful of reporters down Hie twisting trail into the valley. She wore shorts, a light nylon shell, a blue polka-dotted scarf, knee socks and hiking boots ATTEHTIOII Jack the Beanstalk1 is coming to town! OCT. 28TH ONLY Showing at IOLA CINEMA Show Times: 10 A.M. 1:30 P.M. Admission: $1.00 per person Be the first to see this NEW MOVIE Sponsored by.

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