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A4 MONDAY. JUNE 28. 2004 Great Plains SALiNA JOURNAL Deaths Funerals Joseph W. "Joe" Cunningham OSBORNE-Joseph W. "Joe" Cunningham, 91, Osborne, died Friday, June 25, 2004.

Mr. Cunningham was born Feb. 8,1913, in Martinsville, Ind. He was a chemical manager for Midway Co-op, Osborne. He was preceded in death by his wife, Gladys, in 2000.

Survivors include a son, Steve of Houston; a daughter, Sondra Murphy of Stanwood. four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Clark Gashaw Mortuary, 238 N. First, Osborne 67473.

Burial will be in North Oak Creek Cemetery, rural Lebanon. Memorials may be made to Osborne County Memorial Hospital or United Christian Church, Osborne. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary Paul J. Engborg Jr.

PLAINVILLE Paul J. Engborg 69, Plainville, died Saturday, June 26, 2004. Mr. Engborg was born Jan. 19,1935, in McPherson.

He was an officer with Plainville State Bank, retiring after 32 years. Survivors include his wife, Virginia of tlio home; three daughters, Julie Melton of Littleton, Diane DePinto of Highlands Ranch, and Amy Becker of Plainville; and six grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church, Plainville. Burial will be in Plainville Cemetery Memorials may be made to tlie church or Hays Medical Center Home Health and Hospice, in care of Moore-Overlease Funeral Chapel, 409 S.

Cochran, Plainville 67663. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. until the service Tuesday at the funeral chapel, with the family present from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

today William Woodrow "Woody" Hudson LINDSBORG William Woodrow "Woody" Hudson, 90, Lindsborg, died Sunday, June 27, 2004. Mr. Hudson was born to Jesse and Amy (Richards) Hydson on July 27, 1913, in Falun. On March 17,1933, he married Clara Lenora Kunau in Colorado Springs, Colo. He was a farmer and stockman, retiring in 1988.

He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Linds- boi-g, and a former Sunday school superintendent at Dry Creek Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by an infant son, William; two brothers, Charles and Asa; and five sisters, Effie Loomis, Cora Ladwig, Izora Oberg, Addie Bloomberg and Rosa Patrick. Survivors include his wife, Clara of the home; a son, Billy and wife Carole of Lindsborg; three daughters, Shirley and husband John Dahlsten of Astoria, Sandra and husband Dale Keller of Hutchinson, and Kathlene "Kelly" and husband Barry Woellhof of Lindsborg; seven grandchildren, Jaryl Hudson, Julie Burnett, Jim Dahlsten, Darren and David Keller, Amy Gingerich and Christopher Woellhof; 11 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity United Methodist Church, Lindsborg.

Burial will be in Falun Cemetery Memorials may be made to CANDY WARNING MR. HUDSON ALtqN(MuretD LINbSBORG: William Woodrow "Woody" Hudson MARIONiEdmondR.Sandwell, Dorothy Schmereey MILTONVALC: Franklin J. Pacey OSSORNEi Joseph W. "Joe' PLAMVILLC: Paul J. Engborg Jtv WICHITAt Thomas CWIIklns The publishes baslo (bfltimiOft Other Viimfphotoscanbe 9 l6f jl IsS.

for Itflcjijiptfd only from' funeral see your funeral home or call the Journal the church. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Hays-Christians Funeral Home, 103 N. Washington, Lindsborg 67456, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Lonnie D.

Liby GLASCO Lonnie D. Liby, 60, Glasco, died Wednesday June 23, 2004. Mr. Liby was born May 1, 1944, in Clay Center He was a retired welding foreman for Sunflower Manufacturing, Beloit. He was preceded in death by his father, Lavern; and a sister, LaVerna Higle.

Survivors include four sons, Gary of Beloit, David and Scott, both of Glasco, and Greg of Seneca; two daughters, Connie McMillan of Jewell and Leanna Porter of Hutchinson; his mother and stepfather, Phyllis and Jim Rountree of Glasco; two brothers, Doug of Roswell, N.M., and Bradley of Copperton, Utah; a stepbrother, Mark Rountree of Austin, Texas; a stepsister, Debbie Camp of Raleigh, N.C.; and 13 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. today at Glasco VFW No. 7697, Glasco. Burial will be in Glasco Cemetery Memorials may be made to Glasco Rural Fire Department.

Dean Funeral Home, 301 E. Main, Glasco 67445, is handling arrangements. Serapio Marquez Serapio D. "Chapo" Marquez, 83, Salina, died Saturday June 26, 2004. The Ryan Mortuary, Salina, is handling arrangements.

Franklin J. Pacey MILTONVALE Franklin J. Pacey 76, Miltonvale, died Saturday, June 26, 2004. Mr. Pacey was born July 2, 1927, in Miltonvale.

He was retired from Pacey Hay Baling Service, Miltonvale. Survivors include his wife, Aurelia of the home; two sons, Mike of Olathe and David of Manhattan; four daughters. Sue Chavey and Marie Green, both of Manhattan, Loretta Sampson of Littleton, and Polly Martin of Omaha, a brother, Laurence of Miltonvale; 16 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Anthony's Catholic Church, Miltonvale. Burial will be in Miltonvale Cemetery A rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Phelps Funeral Home, 217 W. First, Miltonvale 67466. Memorials may be made to the Kansas State Center for Basic Cancer Research, the church or Manhattan Catholic schools.

Friends may call at the fU- neral home. Murel D. Patterson ALTON Murel D. Patterson, 72, Alton, died Wednesday, June 23, 2004. Mr.

Patterson was born Oct. 25,.1931, in Smith County. He was a retired mechanic. Survivors include his wife, Gail of the home; three sons, John of Alton, Jimmy of Red Cloud, and Joe of Norman, a daughter, Mona Kever of Alton; four sisters, Thelma O'Connor and Alberta Reaves, both of Wichita Falls. Texas, Theta Thomas of Os- borne and Ella Roach of Wheatridge, 10 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.

The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Alton United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Sumner Cemetery, Alton. Memorials may be made to the Murel Patterson Memorial FHind, in care of Clark Gashaw Mortuary, 238 N. First, Osborne 67473.

Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary The casket will be closed at the church. Edmond R. Sandwell MARION Edmond R. Sandwell, 81, Marion, died Sunday, June 27, 2004.

Mr. Sandwell was born Dec. 10,1922, in Marion County He was an assistant funeral director, retiring in 1996. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Philomene, in 1984. Survivors include his wife, Marjorie of Marion; a son, John of Evansville, a stepson, John D.

Bauman of Marion; a stepdaughter, Linda Zadow of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; a sister, Dorothy Youk of Marion; four grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; and two groat-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Family Parish, St. Mark's Church, Marion. Burial will be in Marion Cemetery with military rites.

A rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Memorials may be made to the church or the Marion Library. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday at Zeiner Funeral Homo, 205 Elm, Marion 66861. Dorothy Schmersey MARION Dorothy Schmersey 89, Marion, died Saturday June 26, 2004. Zeiner Funeral Home, Marion, is handling arrangements. Vanda Loretta Sheets Vanda Loretta Sheets, 93, Salina, died Saturday June 26, 2004. Mrs.

Sheets was born Vanda Loretta Blair on Jan. 21,1911, in rural Chapman. She was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Irl in 1996. Survivors include a sister, Mildred V.

Feyerabend of Salina. A graveside service will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Liberty Cemetery west of Upland. Memorials may be made to Chapman United Methodist Church, in care of Londeen Funeral Chapel, RO. Box 429, Chapman 67431.

Visitation will be from this morning until Tuesday morning at Londeen Funeral Chapel, 206 W. Fifth, Chapman. Thomas C.Wilkins WICHITA Thomas Wilkins, 56, Wichita, died Saturday June 26, 2004. Londeen Funeral Chapel, Chapman, is handling arrangements. State warns about lead in candy By The Associated Press WICHITA State health officials are investigating several cases of childhood lead poisoning in Kansas to see if there is any connection with chili-covered candies imported from Mexico.

Following warnings from the federal Food and Drug Administration, the state Department of Health and Environment this month warned people against eating Mexican candies, especially ones flavored with chili or tamarind. Federal officials have found high levels of lead in some of the candies, including lollipops dipped in chili or lemon and salt flavoring, and are working with Mexico to solve the problem. Health officials also have told consumers to watch out for candy wrappers using lead- based ink and ceramic containers that may leach lead into the candies. The FDA has said none of the lead amounts exceed federal limits of 0.5 parts per million, but the candy does contain more lead than sugar- based candy Because lead accumulates in the body, experts recommend avoiding even tiny amounts wherever possible. Exposure to lead can cause developmental problems in children.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is looking for the candies during annual Inspections of grocery stores. It also is investigating two cases of children in southwest Kansas with high levels of lead, as well as several oth- Photos by JEFF COOPER Salina Jourjial Th9 brass section of the Blue Knights Drum and Bugle Corps warm up Sunday afternoon the Salina YMCA soccer fields. The group stopped to practice In Salina on Its way back to Denver from a show in Arkansas. If a blast Drum and bugle corps impresses at practice By SHARON MONTAGUE Salina Jonnial Andrea Kirk grew up with the Silver Sabres Drum and Bugle Corps in Salina, and she worked with the Sky Riders while majoring in music at Hutchinson Community College in the late 1960s. So when she heard that the Blue Knights Drum and Bugle Corps from Denver would be practicing in Salina, she gathered her sister and her nephews and made an afternoon of it.

"I've been trying to encourage the kids with their music," Kirk said. "I think it's a tremendous disciplinary thing," as well A flag passes over Jamie lUlauldin's head as she twirls the flag with the color guard section of the Blue Knights drum and Bugle Corps. LOCAL NEWS as giving children direction and a sense of pride and accomplishment. After hearing the corps run through a few snippets of its program Sunday evening. Kirk and her nephews Cameron, 11, Caleb, 10, and Cayden Colucci, 6, were impressed.

Cameron, who plays trumpet and will be in sixth grade next year at South Middle School, was ready to sign up for a stint with the corps. "They're pretty good," he said. They're also pretty dedicated. Josh Nelson, one of the percussion instructors for the 135-member corps, said the members practice every day They stopped in Salina on Sunday to rehearse in between a rained-out competition in Arkansas and one planned for Denver. They've been on the road for 12 days.

Nelson said, and plan to stay in Denver for a few days before going on a final, five-week tour. Nelson said corps members, ages 14 through 21, are from all over the world. The group even has a member from Japan. Members are selected through auditions, which are held one weekend a month from November through May Once members are selected, Nelson said, the group rehearses all day every day for two or three weeks before going on tour across the country for about two months. On Sunday the group rehearsed at Kansas Wesleyan University where they spent the night, before going to the soccer fields at the YMCA in the aftei'noon.

About 100 people had gathered there to watch the rehearsal by about 7 p.m. "In smaller towns, we usually draw bigger crowds," said Greg Kitto, another percussion instructor. Several members of Salina's Silver Sabres were at the side- On the Record lines, along with some who hope someday to be Silver Sabres. One want-to-be was Stephanie Johannes, 15, daughter of Stuart Johannes, who is a former Silver Sabre member and now serves on the group's board of directors. "I want to hear them play" Johannes, a percussionist, said early Sunday afternoon.

"Music's always been a part of my life, and I love to play" Johannes was second-chair percussionist as a freshman at Salina South High School. "I was very happy with that," she said. She'd also be happy to someday be part of a drum and bugle corps even after being told of the strenuous Blue Knights rehearsal schedule. "I could picture that," she said, smiling and nodding her head. "Pretty awesome." Reporter Sharon Montague can be reached at 822-1411, or by e-mail at saljournal.com.

er cases. The warning has taken some store owners by surprise, saying they didn't realize there was a problem with the candies. "This is the first I've heard about any alert," said Jessi Vi- urquez, who owns La Favorita in Wichita, Other retailers, such as Wal- Mart and Kroger, pulled the candies from their shelves this spring after federal warnings. Today's Scripture Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed in a flash, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, tire dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed.

-I Corinthians 15151-52 (NIV) Restaurant inspections Eats and Treats, 841 Markley June 21 Comments: Physical facilities inspection only. The Barn, 1640 W. State June 21 Fresh rodent droppings in rest room cleaned. Unapproved bug spray in storeroom taken home. Comments: Physical facilities inspection only.

Crossroads Club, 809 Elmhurst June Beef not date-marked. Columbian Home Association of Salina, 115 N. 10th June 17 Comments: Kitchen area not in operation during inspection. Area where sink was missing was In operation. Coffee Club, 2107 E.

Crawford June 16 Comments: No customers at time of Inspection. Off Broadway Bingo, 1111 W. South June 22 Two tubes of ground beef over lettuce, tomatoes and carrots in reach-in cooler moved. Comments: Physical facilities inspection only. JC's Bar Grill, 2030 8.

Ohio June 21 Fajita chicken at improper temperature moved Pasta soup, fajita chicken, dell turkey and corned beef not date- marked trashed or date- marked. Patio hand sink has no hot water. Rolling Hills, 625 N. Medville June 21 Hot dogs and hamburgers at improper temperature. Chicken soup, potato salad, turkey and roast beef not date- marked.

Blue cheese not date-marked. Smoky Bison Assaria June 21 Two cans of spray adhesive and one can of de cer stored with service items moved. Home-type spray hose at food-preparation sink. Comments: Physical facilities inspection only. Cappuccino Connections Lemonade, Wichita June 11 Milk at improper temperature cooled.

CIvltan Club of Salina, 2625 Robin June 11 No violations. YWCA Newcomers, 2203 S. Santa Fe June 11. No violations Kadlddlepopper Kettle Corn, Lawrence June 11 No violations. Westmoreland, Queen City, Texas June 11 No violations.

Erika's Bratwurst, Herington, June 11 Potato salad at improper temperature. Bierocks and sauerkraut at improper temperature cooked. Raw bratwurst in contact with ice bag moved. Cook touched blerock with bare hand. University United Methodist Church, 509 W.

Republic June 11 No violations. Griffin Concessions, 11 No violations. Wok'N' Roll, Sarasota, Fla June 11 No violations. Blooming Concessions, Hutchinson June 11 Employee cut limes with no gloves on hands, instructed. Bill Burke Concession, 1501 June 21 Comments: Physical facilities spection only.

Smoky Hill River June 11 No violations Arctic Freshers, Burden June 11 No violations. Ronnie's Diner, Manhattan June 11 No violations Community Learning and Skill Sharing, 1232 W. Kansas Highway 143 11 No violations, Rescue Mission, 239 N. Santa Fe June 11 Salad at improper temperature moved. PeHceUottep THEFT A 2000 Toyota Corql- ia belonging to Pouky Thavisay was taken from 3019 Scanlan between 11:30 p.m.

Friday and 1 a.m. Saturday; $7,000 loss. BURGLARY A window neon light were damaged at A.J Liquor, 2015 S. Ohio, between 6:30. and 8 a.m.

Sunday, and a pistol, cash, two Arbor Mist wine and six bottles of cologne were 'z. taken; $550 damage, $248 loss. Animal shelter These animals were picked up June 26 at the locations listed and. taken to the Salina Aninial Sheltejr: 329 N. Second.

Phone DOGS Black and brown fe -r, male miniature pinscher with a leather collar and white and blacIC female Labrador mix with a chalnr: 400 block of South College; brlndie female pit bull, 500 block of nth. SUNDAY'S MMNNG DAILY PICK 3 0-7-1.