The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 18

N4 Monday, September 14,1992 The Sallna Journal Duluth's Lake Place, designed by Sallna native Kent Worley. Salinan's son fought ugly freeway, designed park Kent Graham Worley, a landscape architect in Duluth, had a better idea for an unsightly freeway planned to run along the shore of Lake Superior. He designed an award-winning, landmark Worley park called Lake Place, which is built over the freeway. Worley, born and raised in Salina, is the son of Ruth Worley, 810 S.llth. The park built atop Interstate 35 offers spectacular views of Lake Superior.

In the late 1960s 1-35 pushed into Duluth, where it reached its northern end just short of downtown and the lake. The last leg of the state's major freeway was a 3.2-mile extension sandwiched between downtown and the Duluth shoreline. It would take another 20 years to complete this urban section. Highway officials planned to build the roadway along the existing shoreline on 20-foot high stilts, to protect the roadway from lake spray with a seawall that would completely obscure lake view and prevent access. This simply wasn't acceptable to Worley.

In the early 1970's he and several other concerned citizens, calling themselves the CIHE (Citizens for the Integration of Highway and Environment) organized a vocal opposition to the design. Worley's firm Architectural Resources Inc. was hired as a consultant for a multiple-use study of the areas through which the freeway would pass. It later received a contract for the urban design portion of the freeway. Lake Place is a $10 million park project that links downtown Duluth with Lake Superior.

The design is such that the freeway is not a visual or physical barrier to the lakeshore. The park location is 40 feet above the lake. From this vantage point, the panoramic view sweeps across Canal Park, the harbor and the eastern lakeshore. "Lake Place is meant to be something for everyone," Worley said, "with places to be private and places to be public." Extending below Lake Place is a 1.5-mile boardwalk and bike trail, called the Lake Walk. It passes by a 580-foot-long mosaic tile Image Wall, which is made up of 1.27 million square ceramic tiles.

The mural represents 37 historic nautical images. Lake Place features spacious green areas with more than 21,000 trees and plants, a bronze sculpture by Russian artists from Petrozavodsk, picnic tables benches, bike racks, and an unmatched view of Lake Superior. "This whole thing has been one long love affair with the lake, and how people perceive and live with Worley said. The designs of the Lake Place Image Wall and Lake Walk received the Merit Award from the Minnesota Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects in 1989 and 1991. In 1990, State of Minnesota Governor's Office presented its Certificate of Commendation for the Lake Place Image Wall.

Division, Okinawa, Japan. He received the accelerated promotion in recognition of outstanding performance of duty, proficiency and professional abilities. Norman reports for duty at Twentynine Palms Lance Cpl. Scott E. Norman, son of Elzie and Jan Norman, 3398 S.

Holmes Road, recently reported for duty with the 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Base, Calif. His wife, Kimberlie, is the daughter of Richard and Kerrie Burger, 2700 N.Gatlin Road. thank pus at work FROM PAGE N3 the most respected credentials in the field of developmental education and learning assistance. Bessefl hired to teach at-risk classes here Wendy K. Bessell, daughter of Jerry and Barbara Bessel, Assaria, has accepted a position as a middle school at-risk class teacher with the Salina School District.

Neumann at Lutheran rah, Iowa. Workshop participants learned about planning church anniversaries, writing histories, organizing archives and possibilities for renewal of parish ministry and mission. Cottonwood Falls hires Koesler to teach music Gretchen K. Koesler, daughter of Norbert and Linda Koesler, Assaria, has taken a job as a music teacher with the Cottonwood Falls School District. She received her bachelor's degree in music education from Emporia State University in August.

Kirk earns an early Congregation Workshop promotion to corporal More than 100 people from 55 church congregations, including Walter Neumann of St. John's Lutheran Church, Salina, took part in the Congregation Heritage Workshop July 19-21 at Luther College, Deco- Aaron J. Kirk, son of Keith W. Kirk, 601 E. Republic has been meritoriously promoted to the rank of corporal in the U.S.

Marine Corps. Kirk is serving with the 3rd Combat Engineer Battalion, 3rd Marine Volunteers made fund-raiser successful Phi Beta Psi Sorority, Zeta Omicron Chapter, wishes to thank the following volunteers for a very successful Texas-style baseball tournament fund-raiser Aug 1-2: Terry Allen, Bruce Broun, Bill Cox, Jason Dalton, Jim Dalton, Mandy Dalton, Ethel Green, Emit Hull, Dick Jennings, Jack Manion, Vic McCormick, Mike Miller, Sue Miller, Carol Powell and Rose Ann Radford. A special thank-you to Warta Buick for donating the trophies, and to all the teams participating in the tournament. Hope to see you all next year. Thanks again from all Phi Beta Psi Sorority sisters.

Linda Allen, chairperson 346W.Claflin Support of so many made SES After Prom a success The Southeast of Saline 1992 After Prom was a huge success. It was held in the school commons. Once again it worked out very well. The decorating had changed the look completely. It didn't seem like school.

Our success was due to the help of many people. We would like to thank all the parents who donated so much time and energy to make this a successful night for the students. A very large part of our success comes from the help of the business community. It would be very difficult to do a project of this type without your continued support. Business support comes in many ways and we are grateful for them all.

The many donors and supporters of the Southeast of saline After Prom were: John Adams, Nathan Ade (Gypsum). All-Star Lanes, American Family Pihl, Anderson Leather Shop, Anywhere Travel, Arrow Printing, Assaria Hardware, Assaria Lady Lions Club, Assaria Lions Club, Assaria Lutheran Churchmen, Atlas Optical, ESS Saw and Tool Service, Bank IV Salina, Barragree Rent-All, Beall Ladymon, Bear Promotions, Becker Country Sales, The Bedroom, Beijing Restaurant, Bennett Autoplex, Bethany College, Beverly Wholesale Meats, Big Cheese Pizza, Blockbuster Video, Blue Ribbon Car Wash, Bob-Kat Kwik Print, Bogie's, Bonanza, Brass Buckle, Bridal Cake Shoppe, Burger King, Burgess Schwinn Cyclery, Burr's Body Shop, Capitol Federal Savings and Loan, Carroll's Hallmark, Central Office Products, Clare Generator Service, Clark Mize and Linville, Clark's TV and Communications, Classics Auto Body, Classic Trends, Coca-Cola Bottling Computerland, Continental Hydraulics and Equipment, Coppertan Boutique, Crimestop- pers, Cut-Rate Heating and Air Conditioning (Assaria), Dallas Cleaners, Data, Hair Styles, Dauer Implement, Delphian Club, Del's TV and Tape Center, Dickinson Theaters, Dillons, DJ's Crafts (Assaria), Dorothy's Salon, Randy Duncan, Farmers and Ranchers Livestock Commission Fast Focus, First Bank and Trust (Assaria), First Baptist Church (Gypsum), First National Bank, Flares, Foot Locker, Friendly Valley Flowers (Mentor), Frisbie Construction Co. (Gypsum), Fritz 66 Service (Gypsum), Giorgio's, Gordon's Jewelry, Great Plains Federal Credit Union, Great Plains Manufacturing (Assaria), Green Lantern, Kathy Gregory (Assaria), Ken Guest, Gutierrez Restaurant, Gypsum Oil Gypsum Restaurant (Gypsum), Gypsum Valley Bank, Gypsum Valley 4-H Club, Hair Affaire, Hair Gallery, ancock Fabrics, HSH Auto Repairs, Harold's, Headley's Clothing, Hertz Rental, Hiway 4 Antiques (Assario), Dr. Merle "Boo" Hodges, House of Herbs and Reflexology, H.P. Foot Reflexology (Gypsum), Huber Jack Smith Photography, Jerry Moore Aviation, Jim's Chicken, J-J Chevrolet, Kansas Wesleyan University, Keith's Hair Styling, Kenlson KeyLock, Key Mar's Restaurant, Key Rexall, KG Mens Wear, mart, Knowles Kountry Real Estate, Koch House, La Caslta, Lake Wassy Carrlpground (Assaria), Lampton Welding Supply, Dr.

Lewis LaPierre, Larry Siem Construction (Gypsum), The Loft, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Luney (Gypsum), Lynn's Truck and Trailer Service, Mars Restaurant, Martin Ade (Gypsum), Maurice's, McDonald's, Mentor Methodist Women, Midwest Business Machines, Midwest TV and Appliance Mart, Mister Penguin, Monarch Photo, Morgan Cycle Repair (Assaria). Muslcland, Nelson Appliances, Payne Oil Pepsi-Cola Bottling Pfaff Sewing Center, Philips Lighting, Pizza Hut, Preceptor Beta Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, The Racquet Shop (Lindsborg), Ranger's Steakhouse, Regis Hairstylists, Rema Bake- ware, Research Products, Ross Trucking, Sallna Office Supply, Saline County Veterinary, Sands Restaurant, Sbarro's Pizza, Scanlan Hardware (Gypsum), School Specialty Supply, Schwan's Sales Enterprises, Sears Roebuck and Shadow Box Ceramics, Shirts By Francis, Herman and Jennie Shublom, Smoky River Meats, Southeast of Saline Booster Club, Southeast of Saline School Board, Southeast of Saline Secondary Parents Club, Sports Connection, Starlite Skating Rink, Steve's Shoes, Stress Cast (Assaria), Stucky's D.Q, (Bridgeport), Suburban TV and Appliance, Superhalr By Savage, Super Tan, Duane Tinkler DVM (Mentor), Tomlin Chiropractic, Tony's Pizza, Town and County TV Service, Traylor-Knowles Travel, Turner Photo (Lindsborg), Vanderbllt's, Vanessa Lee's, Vern Forst Motors, Vernon Manufacturing (Gypsum), Vldricksen Food Service, Waddell Cadll- lac-Oldsmoblle-Toyota, Waddle's Manufacturing, Walco Animal Health, Warta Buick, Waters True Value Hardware, Wayne's Custom Built- Ins (Mentor), Wheatstate Carriers, World Travel Center. Verlin Richert, Assaria Kathy Andrew, Gypsum Co-Chairmen, 1992 Southeast of Saline After Prom Committee Wonderful anniversary celebration was enjoyed We wish to thank our family for the wonderful 50th anniversary celebration which was held in our honor.

It was really an example of hard work and cooperation among all of you. We never would have dreamed of getting so many beautiful cards, letters, phone calls, flowers and monetary gifts. So thank you relatives from far and near, our old and newer friends and our wonderful neighbors. We really feel blessed and hope the very best for each and every one of you. Harold and Agatha Corbett Chapman Memorable occasion to be cherished forever We want to say a very special thank you to all relatives and friends for making our 50th wedding anniversary such a memorable occasion.

We will cherish the memories forever. Also thanks for the great number of cards, letters and gifts we received. We truly appreciate, too, all of you who came to the church for our service and spending the evening with us in the Kansas Room. Once again thanks, and God bless you all. Joe and Claudine Echer 728 Carl Senior" Prom Sunday, October 18 10:00 p.m.

at Central Mall 2259 Ninth Street, Salina CENTRALMALL Support gave strength during family's loss We would like to thank our friends for their prayers, food, flowers and contributions to the scholarship fund during the recent loss of Roger Heinecke. The support we received helped strengthen us during this time in our lives. Your kindnesses will always be remembered. We appreciate also all the help from St. John's Hospital, the EMTs involved, and the support of the Rev.

Curtis Fulton, the Rev. Glen Davis and Father Letourneau the day of the accident as well as all those who stayed by our side at the hospital. Thanks for all you've done. Shelly Heinecke and the family of Roger Heinecke 2130 E.Crawford Heartfelt appreciation for outpouring of love We, the family of Ronald L. Knight, would like to express our deepest heartfelt appreciation to all of our family, friends and neighbors who stood beside us during Ronald's illness and his passing.

You have been a great comfort to us and your actions display a constant outpouring of your love for us. Thank you for the food, cards, letters, flowers, visits and contributions to the memorial funds. May God richly bless you. Barbara J. Knight and family 533 Winn Road Friends' support meant so much during stress, grief To all who have been so helpful during the illness and death of Chester M.

Boyer, we wish to give our most grateful thanks. It means so much to have friends to pray for us and assist us during our time of stress and grief. For the good care of the doctors and the nurses of 2 Central at Asbury Hospital, for Pastor Dan Russell and many friends who visited him at the hospital and who came to the memorial service, and for the good service at Roselawn Mortuary, thank you. We cannot respond to all the cards we have received. The floral tributes, memorials and food brought in were so much appreciated.

Your loving support during these days has meant much! May God bless each one of you. Thank you from Elvina Boyer, Ramona and Steven Lancaster. Elvina Boyer 447Tulane We. "Ddivtn. ll Salina Journal MUM MACHINERY MICIALMTt JD REPAIR dealer for power Equipment Parts Sales Service 220 E.

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