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Urban League Director to Speak Monday TV Regional Director lor the National Urban? will speak here Monday at a report meeting and luncheon of the local Urban league the Aiamrt Hotel He is Henry A Talbert who a degree 1 social work from the University of Southern California Talbert earned his bachelor's degree social work from Tougaloo College Atter serving as a captain in the Army during World War II, Talbert was director of the group work division for the Los Council of Protestant Churches Talbert will he hosted at a reception from 4 to 6 Sunday in the Green Room of the A A director of the Urban League here, extends an invitation to all interested citizens to attend the reception Those wishing to attend the luncheon Monday may contact Arnold at the League office in Telegraph Friday. March 18, 1966 Twas a Day for the Irish in Municipal Court Thursday hand1 RIGHT TO THE POINT Air Force Academy Hospital staff member Airman l.C. Robert A Adams, dental technician. explains operation of dental drill to four Colorado Springs teens who were among more than 100 students touring the Academy facility as part of medical day The day by the Paso Countv Medical Auxiliary lunched at the Academy Hospital, lourt-d facilities and heard a lecture on opportunities in the biomedical science field 4 Air Forre Photo ihe wrong remarked Charged with driving on Robert Stang. 19.

ltd7 Apache Trail wa- iden tilled a- the driver of a -peed mg car On streets which were Officer Cleonsum Johnpear Gets Florence Council Will Consider Equipment Bids LINDA BROWN you were in t.arrttr Telegraph Staff Writer janc While the Irish ceieorated their day of good luck. dav appearing in Colorado Municipal Court seemed to co operate to the fullest Green clad defendants and on lookers, with green ties and witnesses proudly display mg on tneir lapeis or on their hats lound though that jU'tice rather than luck l-ans responded to Slang prevaiied in the court of Judge lion about being clocked above Robert Isaac the speed limit, was pretty The of the Irish didn to catch you and we had alwa-v hold true Not even the chains on wearing of the green on Patrick's Dav o( O'Leary enough luck to get careies- driving and because of Mulligan out of the proverbial other recent violations Mew J3.s In a case which classic jjo rwnd for a March 17 Kenneth Mulh- Canon High Presents Annual Variety Show Tl na, performance of Titer To anor. City H.gh innual variety show, is rieduied at 3 today ne Jur. High School a id tor uin Matinee and even.ng per- were held Bee Don Pa The De duction, now arc Miss Linda id Miiler and Eight Years in State Pen Cleonsum Johnpear was sen He was released Jan 12 ti med to five to eight having served nine in the penitentiary Jan. 13 he robbed the by District Court Judge again Russell Miller.

On Thursday victim Horn tes- Johnpear. 25. formerly of Ft that Johnpear forced him PXimss ST 000 will be let Leary Leary Carson, pleaded guilty March t0 amj SrucK biftan h.s of 11 to simple robbery The de- him with the the first witness. Cpi Roy Stan- fendant stole $610 37 from Grey- cash rlorence city Council of the Colorado Spr.ng» Po- PolH-e Officer I Cos have Mibmitted bee Department, with the ques- JUS I and II- Ve you Op! AW MC A rd fi ast vear. Ga left pn annual servire Richard Telegraph Pr gan 22 1503 Bijou St ap R.ds on a street peaked on a driving sweeper, expected to cos! in charge Mulligan wa- forfeited by Michael Hampf.

21, 2057 Pine St on failure to appear on a stop violation hound Lines. Inc 225 E. Pikes Peak Jan 13 while Gordon Alexander Horn was duty another officer traced the de has had the bid information lev To the reply. Na. I'm fondant to the Stratton Hotel under for the past Uo Just This is the second occasion he though! I ask Jonnspear has robbed the bus wem lhe After a lengthy examination depot while Horn was working Those submitting the bids are of witnesses it dele Archuleta Charged With Murder Attempt Speaker Sees Challenge, Change in World's Future -You dim know ahead and capital in of There only one tmng ners United Church you know for re going wa Canada Dr there The first time March 9 1965 the defendant got told by an ploye that a man Juan Amonio 228 S' Archuleta.

45 was charged to face is change Dr Wilbur Howard 87th meeting ot Spr.ng- Young Men Christian tion in the Alamo Ilvtel said future Take cheating Recently I an opens with tne -tagr cho.r Happmeux 1 N.gnt theme Guide- Ann Strunk and Jim Karkety conduct the tour t.trough the city Names of 'he acts and their performers arc Vegas Drums Greg Eden and Leroy Lnscot: ae Note Martha Three-, a dar.ee number by the piano-organ duo, by Cheryl Kelley and L.nda Sar.tilli: monologue. Flight to Vegas by Ted Newton Four Cards. Luanne Frazier Ronnie Marquardt. Judy McCormick and Sharer. Townsend Go-pe! Time by Larry Lin accompanied by Ruin Howard so.d annual mk is a a Jan- and a.

well el a for congratulations Hank Holloway. Wes Tnomas TV ahihtv to deal ith con and Colby Green combine for a ng ideas tnat the time brass number Elephant i ahead If important "a.k girl quartet number. Jottnpear description had just away with a (K-ket tor New and arroslrd a tlK i Apru 14 ne him emering a nearSv tiie Rou-e Equipment mined that Mulligan had been district court Thur-dav with read an article ir a magarne ne Co and McDonald Equip- guilty of cutting across a cen a challenge tht that to hos- Lana Lackner. Haven Oberhel- tiiity Tiie thing that man. TLoma' and nen wp reply to fwetility." Ihew hour sentenced by Judge William District Court Calvert to men clothing HENRY A TALBERT 4c the Chamber of Commerce building.

Amoid said today that of the more than 300 non white applicants who have sought help for employment through the Vague office, more than 100 riod not to exceed 14 25 Receive Penalties in Traffic Cases Twenty five traffic violators bright a quantity of clothing tv'ol contract including a somewhat signed bo low bid- tive lop w.ts put out immediately and Joslyn to Johnpear was spvgted vxi East sPnnS' Colorado Ave and arrested Work on the On he was still at S.V>7Ut got under way court Mil at Archuleta accused of 'boo? 22 calibre have been placed Monday's were fined Thursday by Coun- 1 ncheon will feature a report ty Court Judge Robert Co first year's operation of George L. Bradicich. 22. Air tne League. The Rev.

Force Academy, no valid oper Pierpoint. a member of the a tor license and no registra board of the League, has invit- Lon. $25 ed the board and interested to hear the report aulf intent to commit cheating nxm? Co botD of ommerce ter line thus veering into the inurtjfr j(l City path of an oncoming vehicle Wr The of the two Examining Mulligan rev submitted by and a rev'ent warn TV nifuvrs went to tv store Manager Frank Carochi inc ij ki St with a Hit rrtonnim far pe- itpyrM tte mat thr of ana taispeci nad have VlNa, ir, jour dr.v ninn 5nt tivp mekiin Pleasure Inc and 404 Spruce tive top cva. xnouter pxxup Mulligan found on a vf Colorado incicent tivok place charge of driving and According to a ponce report neu munp irvtl in vsas times in the munxipa. a carrvmg following an argument the name of the luck color, fail- wcanng the coat in wmh excavation laumhec one VOuth Hailing Tuesday and compU'ted Med- c.rtmn Mountain Falls.

i a 000 pavment ot dues! amount John Matlas. 19 was charg'd TI city manager with failure to observe the right ed that for the of wav represented by a a aj1d ofticia hi. new pool to arrive Agee, testified that cars T. condition Thursdav as jus tor the narked against the curb obscur 1 i wrong Archuleta drivj'tM-d from the non Eddie Crawford 23 701 Spanish Troupe To Perform at Ft. Carson Sharon Taylor ar.d Martha Meronev in a dance Howard continued We duo.

clarinet solo by Suzie Sm- but right earn to hostility gleton Beat the educational system a s.gn of maturity The show sidetracks to Mexi- is Tie kind of world We reply with love co for a dancing number done we operate in the kind wax id ID the YMt'A by I a ton and Jennifer when we re needed Dr How and that past B.tck to Snaron ard said ichievements are tmpixtant. but Townsend monologues "Aegas A memVr of mar more important to mea- Alley Cat" is a choral team of working quality number bv the Melodettes. pi- where the a mvs creative in- A ways beyond number Boogie 835 by vieveux'n; congregation tvm the things you can mea pete Sant.lli, vocal solo. art he Quiet Nignts by Frankie Rob- Dr Howard, one of the key erts; dance selection by Jerrie resemrce men at the world con- Fisher and Haven Oberhlemam terence A M( As held Tokyo. "Miss dance is done us? vear and a member of V)V Judv Strunk and a piano the rational A MCA txvard tola duet Ebb Tide" is performed the organization to chart Martha Webb and Marilyn its priorities Martin your priorities as you had Ven tor Billy Mifchell School Paper Wins Press Award The Echelon, school inging group enter- Memorial Will Honor War Dead At Ft.

Carson this week and the for the parked agaiusi hr- fKX'i is evjxx'ti'd to re.idv by od his vision and he crossed next week the intersection of Si and fi Las Animas St. no ivpera and Construct ion Cixn Pikes Peak his car was nf'iii IH'S tor's license. $25 Jose Moiina i- putting the finishing strus'k by Si James FisVr. 26. Ent no oles.

sptvtavmlar Flamenco op w.xth of Finding Mattas guilty. Judge UOpi'IUlS valid operator's license. $15. "onS dance revue from on Sand Isaac showu'd that even at a Laurence John Hackmon. 19 Madrid will at Car- creek.

D-q Creek and Oak busy or bund corner the driver 1201 Mommgstar Dr. no Saturday in a free to Hundreds of ttrfis of governed by a stop or sir Bud ot tration. $15 military and their com- earjj, have been moved out nal yield the right of Peak Little Raymond Hurst, 30. 1010 phraents of Fifty Army Special huge drainage ditches to way Mattas was fined $15 Associat in has announced in Oie In a and William future Ham Edward lnteman. 21.

Club paper at took fir gh e.tp into unkrxnvri ot a new jaimng throughout A Night in an Still Entvr Mars Dr expired temporarv Curtain time is 8 m. prevent A memorial honoring permit. S15 Chevenne othv McClure. 16. AV ijou dead will be unveiled by the 2d Battalion 11th lnfantrv.

at a Cresthaven Circle, expired Bailes Espanoles fea.ures a dedication service Saturday at registration. compam of ti performers in a 11 am in the battalion area Johnson 20. 2106 darrling program of and at Ft Carson Bijou illegal mufflers from The Maj Gen Autrey Alaroun, and sticker issued to another artists, among the most popu commander. 5th Infantry Divi- vehicle. $25 skwi (Mechi and Ft.

Carson, will place a wreath at the con i lar in Spam today, have been 15. 121 described bv American crete memorial. Chaplain i Donald Adickes will offer Allen Frank Kysely Dualey Ave driving a non-reg- youthful istei txl vehicle. $15. talented and handsome George Esion Schuster.

50 All have impressive profes- the occasion and Parkview Blvd no valid sionul and all but Lt. Col. Joseph McCoy, battalion operator's license $15 five the performers are on commander, will speak Charles aui Niucy, 21. fir The memorial is 54 feet high driving. $35 States and 4 feet wide, built on a 6- Glenn Weston Stover.

44, Sea- Only Molina and Luis Mon- The 20 foot base The concrete memor- ve Trailer (ourt no valid oper t-an or understand depicts the license. $25 Engineers WiH View Film on Chicago Tuesday chairman commit- St and David Arnold. 16. 2D phune onlries of St aptx'ared on care- midnight. los and reckless driving yjarcn charges 'ear Vegas" is made up of Jim the Countv TB Asso- JL.

Ludr5a Hank natK'n Project for of Holloway. Hunter. Alice treatment the respiratory 3fe Jurjovec. Jerry Linam. Bvxime theme 7 Marquardt.

Judy McCormick. Sprou! Junior H.gh McDermott. Marilyn Mit- md pave tht Spa-tan. Wal, 'M(' chell. Shirley Perna Gordon Jun.or'» H.gnland P.

0 etker. Sharon Ruffim. Carla per third place Linda Smith. Sue Mann rect ve hon rable mention 'pV-' and Sharon Townsend in the Rev Charger' The Melodette gmup is made tne up of Suzie uck Sandi Bohl. junior and high Kcnm'o-' Luanne Terry Fry.

participa'ed 1 Norma lmcl. Cheryl Kelley. Pr a- 1 '5' Gayiene King Susan Panzer. Ratver A.an Chenev, Sang. A film on Chnago will bt shown Tue when menrier- P.ke» Peak Chapter the limit ----were playing close to the street therefore accepting the phone Arnold stated that he wa try ing to keep ahead of performers are or.

Engine; r- olw so wouidn i A age to the United meet at Hackney mo pe that he eagihle Ttiev House ease calls for candidates wi-hing to ond place winners 14 to 18 are paPers in rt.v Wide contests to be held r-r After a mar.v nne have unable to n- of El Coun.v A minute color film the tibre-giass txalv of and on. aide be the Na, development of a his car ana wti, be explaimxi, 1 ded with western dress for the Si. Josi'ph Stmlrnl II ins 7 nnh'st Nora Mae Kehnnger. It. junior St 'nver: Sue Turner.

Sazie Singleton Srtban. Kent Bur- Linda Smith Tom McCas- Leroy Crosby, Keith R.t" Fred Lauten. Nancy Blunt, Dick Day. David McMichacl, Dianne Helmick. Greg Eden.

1 Hank Hollowav and Wes gn. the w.r.ner a Press Project iai hay been pointed infanlrv license. English The other members major cm Inn. 1S00 in keep- McClure explained. aress nvr ine lhr for si-ge choir members are Jim blue, lt bears an inscription in Edna Traut.

a through interpreters, uith Ihe famous Burnham just trvmg to catch ban and onasions on agenda honor- ir an Kl 1B 'b: Rurkles Sandi Bohl Sune sandstone honoring Ave careiess driving, though they are working hard to Plan of urban renewal, with talk to him. just gab Tne queen will over the n.h< rep.vt theme Bui.k Weldon Clark of urban renewal, with talk to him just gab W- acquire a basic of emphasis on the modern trervd Though it might have appeared P.ke» Peak Little newspaper all wars Kenneth Ray AAagner 22. 2420 English as quickly as of expreiisways. Calumet Har- that he was following Arnold r.kjPo ap, events leading st. Funds to erect the memorial St 1 tnpropcr program consists of bor.

Hare Airjxsrt today Ala for another reason, it ex- ,0 the final presentation battalion combat casualties in were contributed bv the men parking. 120 and dances from all of now wearing the battalion crest. .19 1501 Spanish provinces from the est filtration plant Names of the seven men kill- 'a i (-ourt Charles III. from the on agenda are tor license, $25. the nna City and the world larg plained that this false Judge found bvth v.nith» not guilty of reckless driving hut Tub'd that they were guilty 1 1 won the and Candidates will he judged on the Paso Countv TB -it 2 Sur Dirtvtors ucn' Dr Wil- thenx bv ihe Twn Krv have omnuttee on Employment of the Hand.capo*-d tht a and on personality Tuesday Stone Jr rett and Pfc Harold Scott.

The hand will play for the very pedestrian under the in- production are appraised ceremony. Invned hi atlend are the tughwav. Gen. Maroun. Brig.

Gen. Charles ,6 T. Horner Jr. and Gen. plHlntain operator Orwin Talbott.

Col Carlton 525 Johnson and Col. James Jesse Bernard Hisey Services Saturday Higgins Two Fined $15 On Guilty Plea Steven Darrel Hughes. 18. 508 Rusemont careless driving. $20.

Korsakov, thrown in tor panning NSPE and the ap- good Costumes for the of a nominating com- 732 muiee chaimwn dor Highway, was found guilty Tht' meeting begins with a driving but. na! hour at 6 30 followed of his liability by dinner at 7 15 and aRCe of damaging city Cast ado Ave, cabinet maker meeting and program properTy Judge amf carpenter, died at 8 pm jiaac ruled that Case had trav- day at a local He had Members are to return ek'd at a unreasonable in olorado He was a member large both gratifying and re asMiring of TB inv oi and the ('ol- 1 me AFL-CIO Among ner ar an ji r.g from the ('olorado a ixand A A ard a twtvyear to niversity of from tne university, ava.iah after r-r graduation Local Boy Tops Spelling Bee Ronald of 1321 K10- their reservation or call for icy streets" and this 1934 Barnard v. 820 Board of D.rector.» 1 pay future Rites Set Saturday For Beulah Corbin arxi place bv gh Sknool Reba and Da Jenson Gerlock as the second place w.nner will re ve a $50 sav.ng» tram the A A and a bind Luanne Graham. Norma Cheryl Kelley Gay lene King. B-'b Lynn.

Hiil Martinez. Jim McFarland. Ted Newton. Steve Noble. Clberheiman Panzer Frankie Ardell San ger Marilyn Strubel.

Ivana Ta- tvin and Terry Uhlenhopp The R.x'kette dance line per- are Lana Taton. ('here Cathy Crawford. Gayle Erceie Jennifer Rush. Linda VMTe Santiih. Betty Stringar! and Christine Curtis Illinois Rites Set For Mora Sovems Mora Sovems.

wife Larry Joseph Rasmussen. 19 wa st was the first place win- Tim Miller, secretary, 634- ed an at'csdent Case was Lodge in i.uymon Beulah F.w»hee Corbin A rgima Y. Fe.dt Jo- of Daniel Sovems. 15 17tb 1833 Northv lew Dr careless ner of the Lutheran School driving. $20 Spelling Bee held at Lutheran Garold Schneider.

21. High School in Denver on Three drivers pieaded guilty in24 Ave false inspei-. March to careless dnvung charges in Uon sllcker 530 Konaid is an eighth grade stu- Joe S. Trujillo, 36, 317 W. dent at Immanuel Lutheran Cosula no vaiid operator's School kxrated on E.

Pikes license. S25 Peak Ave Joe Sanchez. 26. 2238 Bison died Wednesdav at a local Municipal Court Thursday. Fines of $15 were assessed each.

They were Victor Bouziden. 16. 1915 'N. El Paso Jon Walker. fined $25 ok a a eoumv agem of Harvey Corbin 1612 De! onvent captured $10 as St Because it was included in in Oklahoma for years be died at a the victor for fourth as did hospital She had been a resi- the charge of careless driving fore coming to 01 hospital She had been a fifth place winner Carole Ja- dent of Colorado Springs since Judge a Springs He affiliated with of Colorado nine Miidebrand.

an Edgewater 1946 and was a member of the charge against the Church when Itv sinct. resident who attends Jefferson First Methodist Church. Unitt. 21. No 5 Union Blvd ing in Oklahoma Corbin hvirn in High School Sovems was born in De- The Gazette Telegraph was Lovitt was found guilty ot care- Mr Htsey bom in nev.

Tenr James Wilson, state chairman catur. 111 May 13, 1883. She Academy's Den 3 Visits the GT toured Tuesday by members of less driving after it was Mo Aug 23. 1878 and attend 1397 Besides her husband she of the Colorado Governor Com- and Mr Sovems were married He was a tuner in the local 3 park 81 of Air Force tified that he had traveled at ed school in He 1 1S survived by Henrv nuttee. announced that honora- Colorado Springs, Jan.

11, 14, 2522 Paseo and Mary 40 miles per hour in a 30 school spelling contest, has Academy School They were ac- too high a speed on snow-pack- survived by a son Harold Fooshee. ble mention medals will be pre- 1948 Besides her husband she Vaught. 58. 1204 Hallam Ave. zone.

$15 making him eligible for the by Mrs Hel- ed streets causing him to swerve Hisey. of Colorado a and Don Fooshee. all of Colo- seated to Don Bait of is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Gerald McKay, 28.

137 Brad- James Michael Hirsch. 21. Ft. also included some 25 other j0n and Edmund Geoihgia and turn A fine of $15 was brother. Jack Hisey.

Springs, and Steve Junior City High Pear! Mane Wall and Ola Peacock. Colorado Springs, ley pleaded guilty to the Carson, making an improper winnerss from 13 other jn group were levied Okiu two grandchildren and Fooshee. San Lorenzo. Calif a Mike Tully of Jefferson High, a son. Fred Wilson, Ham- eharge of running a stop sign turn, $20 John Ronald Geor- bating maybe more two great grandchildren His brother.

Albert Newberry. Leann Crane of Canon City High mond. Ind a sister. Mrs Ola and was fined $20 Norman Paul Titus. 35.

24 Ronald will now enter the Reed Fr Helton with finding my drive wife Della May Hisev died Boaz. Ky and grandchtl and Florie Millenson of Thom- Good. Lee Thomas. Brier. Greg Pleading guilty to a speeding Taylor St reckless driving and state Spelling Contest to be held charge, (ieorge Renkel.

22 2130 making an improper turn. April and will the Cucharras S. was lined $68 60 pU, Ihe Lothern and Thomas Wakefield. 20. Sloan In Judge Jack Roeser's court Spelling Contest representing Mrs Judith Mishler.

21 1962 1215 Nevada Ave told whv C.raveside sees brother. Kv he Funeral High Denver Decatur. 11! seven grandchildren and 16 great- be he'd Presentation of the top state grandchildren Hall, pleaded guilty to a -turn violation and was fined $25 with $15 suspended. Gerhard A. Rengert, 21.

511 N. the Lutheran Schools of tne Sheridan St. was fined $15 for state in the State Spelling Con- driving a non-registered vehicle, test. Garrttf Telegraph M-ss ng D. a I 6 'C-iS 4 prn wetkdJjs pm v6ffK-enps.

she had cut across the wrong held in Evergreen Cemetery 9 to a Saturday at the be made soon by Funeral services will be held lone on a snowy and had at 10 a Saturday Rev Chapel of Mortuary Gov John A Love. A and at 1 p.m Tuesday and the Daw- hit another car. Asking Officer William Jr. will of Dr Waiter Schaefer will of- tne Colorado Labor Council of- son and Wikoff Mortuary, De- Anderson if she was "really in fieiate The Swan Funeral Home fkiate. Burial be Mem- ficiaLs in a jomi awards cere- catur.

III. Bcnal will be at that lane." she told, "Yes, has charge of arrangements. oria! mony. Boiling Springs Cemetery there..

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