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THE IOLA REGISTER, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 People events in Carlyle PAGE 2 V.f V-: Mr. and Mrs. Harold White attended a family get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ferrell of Peru.

Birthdays of Mr. Whites sister, Mrs. Lila Ferrell, and brother, L. D. White, rural Coffeyville, were celebrated.

Westphalia Class reunion Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brubaker entertained class members of the Westphalia Rural High School class of 1928 Saturday in their home. They all attended a luncheon at an lola restaurant. Morgan Winn served as master of ceremonies, Mrs.

Guy Rodgers gave a memorial for deceased classmates. Mrs. Leslie Brubaker introduced the honored guest, J. C. Finnerty of Hartford who was their senior sponsor and principal.

Finnerty is 81 years old. After lunch they returned to the Brubaker home where they enjoyed visiting, looking at memos and pictures, and taking pictures. Morgan Winn prepared a booklet of class history, and letters from each member telling of their history through the past 50 years. Gaar exudes confidence as he files for primary Molola Sigg, a Gates Rubber Co. employee, goes through the preliminaries of having her blood pressure and temperature checked giving life before she donates a pint of blood.

She was one of several Gates and Berg Manufacturing employees who donated blood yesterday. (Register Photo) Slain hijacker was well-armed Employees donate blood Eighty-seven pints of blood were donated by Gates Rubber Company and Berg Manufacturing employees yesterday when the Community Blood Mobile from Kansas City visited the two companies. It was the first time the bloodmobile had visited Gates. Thirty-five employees volunteered to donate blood. Three employees, Stephen Haen, Ed Murphy and Dale Riebel, received pins after their latest donation of blood brought their totals to one gallon.

At Berg, 52 employees donated pints of blood. William Trudeau received a gallon pin. It was the first time 24 of the Berg volunteers had donated blood. It was the first donation for 12 of the Gates volunteers. of urns' Scciely deadlines Meeting summaries.

48 hours after events, calendar an nouncements three days in advance of meetinq and wedding accounts with photos, 10 days after ceremony Friday Senior Citizens Card Club meets 6 p.m., assembly room of the courthouse. Bring covered dish and table service. Saturday IHS Class of '68 reunion at National Guard Armory. Social hour, 6-7 p.m., dinner and dance, 7-11 p.m. Sunday IHS Class of '68, family picnic at Everett Shepherd Park, 2 p.m.

Yates Center Oldtime Fiddlers, Community Building, 1:30 p.m. IHS Alumni Reunion, National Guard Armory, visiting 10 a.m., luncheon 1 p.m. Monday Wa Rite, 7:30 p.m.. Community Service Center, 223 N. State Sta-Rite weigh-in 7:20 p.m..

Community Service Center, 223 N. State. Tuesday Ladies Golf Association tee off, 9 a.m. Senior Citizens, Community Action Center. Kiwanis of lola, noon, Menegay's Restaurant.

LaLeche League, 7:30 p.m., Jane Sype's home. Wednesday Social Security representative, North Community Building, 10 a.m.-l p.m. Special Class, 9-11 a.m.. Community Action Center. Thursday Wesley UMW Kaffee Klatsch.

Judge George Levans speaks at 9:30 a.m. Deer killed by pickup A deer was killed last night when it was struck by a pickup truck on U.S. 59 a mile and a half west of Stark. The truck which hit the deer was being driven by Eugene C. Koester, Chanute.

Jim Pattinson, Neosho County deputy sheriff, estimated damage to the Koester truck at $1,000. Classified ad copy must be at The Register office no later than 5 p.m., day before first publication. PATRONS INSURANCE FOR HOMEOWNERS FARM OWNERS AUTO OWNERS Raymond Kuykendall Rural Route 3 lola, Kansas Phone 496-2566 bfk A buffet supper was served at Brubakers. Guests were J. C.

Finnerty, Hartford; Mrs. Lawrence Shaughessy, Ottawa; Mrs. Wilma (Lutz) Gunther, North Kansas City, Mo. Members and spouses present were Mr. and Mrs.

Morgan Winn, Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rodgers, (Gilma Lesh), Garnett; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richey (Helen Tipton) Sanford, Mr.

and Mrs. Buck Pitzer (Mildred Scott), Wichita; Mrs. Viola (Summers) Cartnell, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ratz, Detroit Lake, Owen Reilly, Edenburg, Texas; Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Shilling, Oak Park, 111., and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brubaker, (Mary Williams). The guests departed at a late hour.

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portion of their own campaigns. Gaar, a pilot, has leased an airplane for campaign travel. He is pleasantly surprised and encouraged by the reception hes received on the campaign trail especially in western Kansas, but frankly told newsman, There are an awful lot of them (voters) who are not all that excited about this United States Senate race. He added, Many feel I am the strongest, perhaps the only candidate, who can defeat Bill Rov. Iardage blasts labor bill WICHITA, Kan.

(AP) Sam Hardage, candidate for Republican nomination to the U. S. Senate, said today Senate Bill 2467 has been mislabeled as the Labor Reform Act of 1978 and should be defeated. He described it as one of the most dangerous bills now before Congress. This bill is nothing more than an effort to put the power of the federal government behind big labors organizing efforts, Hardage said in remarks prepared for a group of Wichita business men.

It does nothing to protect the rights of working men and women who dont want to belong to a union. He declared the bill would benefit neither working men nor the general public. The overwhelming majority of Kansans Ive talked to dont want big labor unions to have more power to force unions on those who dont want them, Hardage said. This is exactly what this bill would do. No wonder organized labor has singled out this bill as its No.

1 legislative priority. .4, evidence to a federal grand jury as soon as possible in East St. Louis and seek indictments against the three prisoners. An FBI spokesman in Washington said agents are searching for another person who helped in the escape attempt. "Mrs.

Oswald did not act alone. There is a likelihood she was acting in concert with someone else, said spokesman David Cassens. Mrs. Oswald chartered the helicopter at the St. Louis municipal airport and told the pilot she wanted to inspect real estate.

She made a $500 deposit before taking off. Mrs. Oswald was shot during a struggle for her pistol in the spinning helicopter, Barkalge said after he landed at the prison. Trapnell and McBride are in prison for separate 1972 airline hijackings. Officers said Johnson is serving 65 years for a bank robbery, two prison breaks in 1972 and a 1973 north Texas kidnapping and theft.

Trapnell tried unsuccessfully to extort $306,000 from TWA during his skyjack of a Tulsa-bound jet over Michigan. Bargains galore are in store for Register readers. NOTICE IOLA READY MIX WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 29 OPEN TUESDAY MAY 30 FOR i BUSINESS AS USUAL (Mrs. Harold McIntyre) Nancy Hageman, Natalee and Nina Maddox of Chetopa visited Mrs. Alice Upshaw Sunday and Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilmoth and family, Gardner, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Wilmoth.

Glenn Wynn of El Dorado visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Brower. Jim Hanni, Topeka, grand-son-in-law of the Browers, will visit them Wednesday through Sunday. Harry Dunlap entered the Allen County Hospital Sunday.

He had surgery Monday and was dismissed Tuesday and is doing fine. Mrs. Orville Hawk entertained the Deer Creek Happy Hour Club May 18, when 14 members and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman of Maine and Orville Hawk enjoyed the covered dish dinner.

Joanne McIntyre, president, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Clarence Switzer and Mrs. Orville Hawk thanked the group for their parties that was given them on their 50th wedding anniversaries. A bridal shower was planned for Debbie Shafer to be held at the next meeting June 15, which will be in the home of Mrs.

Harry Shafer. Mystery pal gifts were received by Beverly Hawk and May Shafer. Mrs. Mildred Chambers visited Thursday through Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Cody of Kansas City. Mrs. Velma Van Wie accompanied her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart, lola, on a camping trip to Bagnell Dam over the weekend.

Wednesday Mrs. Van Wie visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Fuller and brother, Clifford of Garnett. Mr. and Mrs.

Con Higginbotham returned Thursday morning from Bartlesville. Saturday evening they attended the dance recital of their granddaughters, Chris and Cathy Guenther. Wednesday evening they attended the graduation of their grandson, Mike Grimes. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kettle and Jon attended the pinning ceremonies Sunday night at the Tee Pee Restaurant at Lawrence for their daughter and sister, Donna, who received her occupational therapist pin from the University of Kansas. The also attended KU commencement exercises Monday. Recent visitors of Mrs. Grace Frame were Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Holtz of Oswego, formerly of Neosho Falls and lola. Vernon Howard attemded commencement exercises at Pittsburg State University Saturday morning when his niece, Linda Frazell, received her BS degree in education, with a major in elementary education. Sunday afternoon Vernon Howard visited Ralph Lewis and Farris Wells, who are patients in the Anderson County Hospital, Garnett. Guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Hawk have been friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman, en route to their home in Maine after spending the winter months at Mission, Texas. Also visiting them have been Orvilles sister, Mr. and Mrs.

David Thomas of Herington, who came for the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawk, lola, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell Brecheisen spent the weekend camping and fishing at Burlington and caught a lot of nice channels. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brecheisen went to Topeka Tuesday evening to visit their family, Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Chitwood and family, and to attend their grandaughters high school graduation. Due to the storm, the ceremonies were canceled, and will be held this Friday evening. GENE'S KEY LOCK SERVICE FIRST I MAIN ST. UHARN 496-242), I TO P.M. MON.

-SAT. Complete Small Engine Service Lawn Carden Equipment Chain Saws Sales I Service Center Koniai Profotitonol Photograph Association. Inc TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) State Sen. Norman Gaar filed today as a candidate for Republican nomination to the U.S.

Senate, declaring he may be locked in the pack of GOP contenders now, but vowing he has the reserve strength to pass them all. Gaar, majoriity leader of the state Senate, became the third candidate to file for the nomination, hoping to succeed retiring Republican Sen. James B. Pearson. L.C.

Fitzjarrell, Stilwell, and Wayne Angell, Ottawa, filed previously. There are five other declared contenders for the GOP nomination, Bill Gibbs, state Sen. Jan Meyers and Deryl Schuster, all of Overland Park, and Sam Hardage and Nancy Landon Kassebaum, both of Wichita. On other aspects of his campaign, Gaar told reporters: He has raised so far about $35,000 and hopes to get $150,000 more for his primary campaign. But he admitted, I am not getting the big money.

Nobody is. He said that will help Angell and Hardage, who Gaar said are wealthy enough to finance a large OPEN MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 29TH -REGULAR HOURS- fra; MARION. 111. (AP) A shotgun, a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and clothing were found by FBI agents in a station wagon registered to a woman killed in a hijacked helicopter during an aborted prison break. The wagon was parked at an airport just 40 miles from the prison.

This would be a really terrific place to land after a prison break. There wouldnt be anybody around to question you, said a worker at the Perryville Municipal Airport in McBride, Mo. Barbara Oswald of St. Louis, a 43-year-old mother of five, was killed Wednesday evening when helicopter pilot Allen Barklage, 30, grabbed her pistol and shot her in the head, said Edward Hegarty, FBI special agent in Springfield. Waiting in vain to be plucked from a maximum-security prison yard were a bankrobber-kidnapper who has escaped twice from other prisons and two skyjackers, officials said.

Prisoners Gerrett Trapnell, Martin McNally and James Johnson are being kept separate from the 500 others in the federal penitentiary at Marion, in southern Illinois, officials said Thursday. Assistant U.S. Attorney Clifford Proud said his office will present NOTICE THE IOLA REGISTER WILL NOT PUBLISH Monday, May 29th MEMORIAL DAY trust 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SUPERB BREAKFAST, LUNCHES A DINNERS THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio Gallery 106 S.

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