Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 11

ipwi Monday, Nov. 17, 1969 Gazotfe Two Arrested After Rght at Drive-in A fist fight which broke out in a west side drive in restaurant early Sunday erupted into a real hoedown involving several police officers, one of whom was struck a glancing blow by a fleeing vehicle, and led to the arrest of two principals involved. The two were identified as Robert Lee Moore, 28, and his passenger. Buddy Ray Bennett, 31, the latter being hospitalized at St. Francis Hospital after suffering a head injury in a collision at the restaurant parking lot.

Both were booked for assault and battery although Bennett was held at the hospital fca- treatment. Mo(H'e was x-rayed after complaining of chest pains but doctors reported he suffered only bruises and he was taken to the city jail. According to police reports. Officer Harry KiHa was dispatched to the White Spot drive- in-223 S. Eighth about 4:27 a m.

on a report there was a fight in progress. When Killa arrived, he was informed two men, who had jumped another patron in the restaurant, had left in a black station wagon. Killa remained at the scene and was soon joined in the area by Officers Bandit Hits Motel Norman Short and Steve randa. Soon, a man identified as Moore reentered the restaurant and an employe pointed him out as one (rf the fighters. When Killa approached, Moore ran out the front door with Killa in pursuit.

Moore allegedly jumped into the station wagon as Killa sought to hang onto his shirt. Moore rewed up motor of his vehicle and zoomed away. Killa hung on a short distance but finally was thrown to tiie side of the station wagon and had to let go. As the vehicle turned a comer in the lot. Officer Short shouted for the driver to but instead the vehicle continued on its path, directly toward Short who jumped aside at the last moment.

The left front fender struck right leg. He pulled his revolver and fired one shot into the left front tire. The station wagon then veered to the right and hit two cars parked under a canopy at the drive in. Short ran to the front of the station wag(xi, aimed his revolver at the driver and ordered him out. After a delay, Moore shut off the vehicle and got out.

Benrett, stunned when thrown to the dashboard during the collision with the parked cars, remained slumped against the right door. He was taken to St. Francis and Moore was taken to the po- WITH COMING The 120-member international cast oi the With show gives a single performance here at Mitchell High School at 8 p.m. Friday. The cast is here for performances also at the Air Force Academy for the cadets.

The nonprofit organization is looking for invita- tions from the people of Colorado Springs for the young cast members and workers to stay while here. Anyone is asked to call the Chamber of Commerce office. The group performs Its own music, most of which was written by the cast this past year. Fund Raising Continues for Max D. Mather 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c Dear Maverick: Last smmiier my family and 1 moved to aib great dty af yours.

Alter two weeks of myacktog tad aettltog toto aw iMMnt we got tired af tookfaig at and gwltoi kaiat. IPa aO were aaxkms to get out, iceieiy aroimd os aad get more acqpaitoed with aw A aeigiilMr snggeftod we drive Itoffh Ctagwtoto vard, thea wind around the roads to too htopntoihi, iHdeh we dhL Admittedly, the view was breathtaktog add we hi ware hiving a perfectly wonderfid drive, then, soaddto; toe get id toe eld Gold Camp Road. We drove and dreva, haphw to flai a amm road that wodd take as back to Cotorado BprtoP- bstoal, we ended op to Cripple Creek! A specld trip to Qi)ys Qreek was ia our fatnre pbuas, bat we were there, so dadlhl to most of the 1 hoars we had before retmwtog iMiiik Oar relatives back East eajoy reading abeiWlk see and do aroaad Cotorado Sprlegs, of coarse, at we doat toave anythiiig oat of the letters, bchiiiig the wreig oi toe sil Caaip Road! My 84-yearold GrandaiollRr wrote back to ma saytog toat my Grandfather Hved to Creek when ha was tobsat mother Bved with 'Up With People' Cast Will Need Place to Stay Locally Fund raising efforts for the! From the moment WithiWard Ellis of Hollywood who Max David Mather Memorial! steps on stage, also has staged the Andy Wil- fund continue in Canon City following the death Wednesday of the six-year-old boy who had just undergone his second heart during his short life. Thousands of dollars in medical bills from both operations face his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Mather, 1330 Sherman Avenue. Friends and residents of Canmi City had started a fund drive just two days before lice station, then to the hospital death after the par was for examination. He later returned to custody. Neither Short nor Killa were injured seriously enougn to require treatment. A lone gunman held up the Chateau Motor Hotel, 1201 S.

Nevada at gunpoint early Sunday and fled afoot with $120 in currency. He left behind 16 $1 bills at the request of the night auditor who said he would need some money for chagge, The auditor, Eugene Proctor Brown, told Police Lt. Herbert D. Tinsley and Officer Terrence Grace he was seated at a desk in the lobby when a husky Negro male rapped on the locked front door. Brown admitted the man who first asked for a room.

When Brown handed the man a registration card, he said the room seeker pulled a small gun partly out of his coat pocket and said, slowly and softly, is a Brown said the man repeated the statement, second time more loudly. Brown said he handed man the currency in a register then asked for some $1 bills to make change. The gunman allowed him to keep the $16 then turned and walked out the front door, headed south on Nevada Avenue. Brown described the man as being husky, like a professional football weighing from 220 to pounds, about 20 to 33 years of age, wearing a blue, hip-length jacket and light blue pants with brown shoes. Christmas Tree Cutters Are Instructed Residents who plan to cut Christmas trees in Colorado this year for personal use or for resale to the public are advised by Stan Broome, district forester of the Colorado Forest Service, (CFS), to familiar had exhausted every means of raising funds to pay the bills.

Max David Mather underwent his second round of surgery Oct. 28 in Hospital in Denver fw a congenital heart defect he had since birth. He had faced surgery also at the age of nine months. Without the second doctors said he had little chance of reaching the teens. With the operation, doctors said his chances were 50-50.

Max was born Nov. 25.1963 in happenening. For this group of 120 youngsters, college students and goes full throttle in a melange of songs adapted especially for them. And what songs! Songs so new, so much in the future they make happening right look antedated. With a musical show that has toured 25 countries in Uie last three years and played Colorado Springs as the liams show on television, well as his own group, Doodletown Pipers.

Anyone wishing to offer a spot for the cast members to say is invited to contact the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce office, 635-1551. The cast of With comes from 35 states and seven different countries. It is an independent, educational, non-profit corporation operating around the world. It offers an innovative high school years rid. My Grandfather probably abont in the 188Ts.

The name wta Mwy Blakely, ami riie was the school teacher to Cripple OredL Her hna- hand. Prof. George Blaloly, waa toe prindpaL My name was Charles Floyd Riddell and his name was Kate RiddeU. Here is how I am hopiiig Maverick can heto Hie riiort time we were to Cripple Craak we that toe town ed down at one time, toe toimoi boose. Is there any possflHUty that I ndgfat get some toformation oo theee people? Is there any record of what happened to tim Would there be any record to show that Kate Riddkdl lived to Cripple Crecto, or diat my Grandfather may Ittve attended school there, etc? CJB.

There ought to be a record someplace and you might have a lot of fun looking up your histcsry. I wmild that mrim a leisurely trip to the Pioneer Museum located downtown at West Kiowa (Across the street St Chtifdri and the curator there, Dorothy Smith. Miss Sndth is extremriy helpful and wiU be able to suggest where you look for toforma- tion. the microfilms in the Penroae library (sauM area) of the Colorado Springs Gazette 1888-1800 might also help and give you clues. There may be copies of school recxwds, pay records or such around someplace.

Or, therejnay be folks diat would remenher some of these details. If we hear anymore, or If you tank up some interesting us know. area when it was first formed land college program on in 1965, is coming here Friday. The international cast of With will give one public performance on Friday at 8 p.m. at Mitchell High School.

And, they need someplace to stay. Advance publicists Shelia Hipps and Linda Wakefield (she also sings with the group) said that a cast of 120, including workers and crew memhers, needs accomodations in hMnes Canon City. He is survived by in Cotorado Springs from Wed- With Roservatiofi March, March, March Ev erybody in America, on the March. Millions to march the Millions to march the March for Relief, March for Dignity March for Pride March for a better Feeling Inside March because to Eat March because the Ends Meet Mardi because we Need a smell nice, some do stink SoWierf, veterans, firemen, police professors, students, owls and geese Those with children Those without, fathers, mothers, grand-folks, Marche, Mardie Everybody get in Hippies, Yippies, get hep Brother, Sister-Join the Ranks March for Freedom-Marcb for Thanks If energtos of trsoitoiqg feet could just he dianeled hrom the street If labor waived saved and spun, be to toe stn time so iquanderwl hwd been spent in sowing wheat; not dto with state laws governing this activity. The Colorado Ctoneral Assembly in 1967 passed a statute which spells out specific responsibilities, be said, for those cutting and transporting Christmas trees and evergreen boughs.

law requires that written permission from a landowner be secured before any cutting is Broome said. trees and Ixiughs are to be sold, a statement of (X'igin must be secured from the owners of toe The law, he said, states that toe statement of origin shall be in Ink by the person surrendering possession of said Christmas trees evergreen boughs and shall contain the date of transfer of possession, the name and address ri the transferee, and toe quantity ri Christmas trees or Also included in the provisions of the law, Broome said, is that any person cutting Christmas trees or evergreen boughs from the land of another shall, upon request by any state, county or municipal peace officer, exhibit a valid statement of origin showing where the trees or boughs were obtained. 'Hie problem of illegal removal of trees and boughs from forested areas increases each he said. and state foresters are working together with the support of law enforcement agencies to combat this Anyone who wants a copy of the 1967 law or has questkms can contact Broome at the CFS office in Colorado Springs or aao call 635-5366 for further information. his parents and a sister, Donna Marie Mather oi the family home.

Paternal grandparents nesday night through Sunday. 'The 120 people range in age from 16-24 and when the group surviving are Mr. and Mrs. Joe was here before, the two public- Tell of Canon City; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alice Miller of Canon City.

Several uncles and aunts also survive. Mr. Keith Marsh officiated at toe Saturday services from Chapel of the Garden. Burial was in Fremont Memory Gardens. Canon Mayor Is Sworn in On Saturday Canon new mayor, Eric Domroese, three new councilmen and one incumbent councilman were duly sw(xm ip their municipal officers Saturday morning in a brief and routine ceremony at toe Maoicipal Building in City Council Chambers.

The oath of office was administered by District Judge Max C. Wilson after the outgoing council, under Mayor Joseph Dewhurst, met to handle routine business befcue sine die ad- joumainent Deitourst the gavel over to Domrose and congratulated him warmly. The council for the past two years, Domroese as a member of tot council. Coundlmen sworn in with toe new mayor were John Griffin, Ron Ditmore. James McCorm- Carson Man Booked In Beating Case Keily Doodl, Ft.

Carson, was booked into county jaU Steady fw tavestigattoD of assault and battery, the office feportod. Deputy Sheriff James Ivey said he received a teteftoone content And were left unfaurted Ttm nmrnmrn haw thewortl call and went to the address of Miss Betty Ann Clayton, 1308 Buriiham Drive. She was outside the house when he arrived and the officer noticed brutees on her tooe and toe right side back of her head She said Dooell bad started the furtiilrurt and iMf PD with hie JteteJifili: iw aignsd ick and incumbent George Belt. First order of busimss for Mayor Domroese was the naming of bis new committee chairmen for toe cornili year. He ateo announced plans for the annual Student Government Day Monday, Nov.

17, when students of Cansn City High School take nver tht reins of dty government and hold a mock council meeting. Ctotnmittees annoonced by Mayor Domroese follow: Muidcipal general government Chairman, Ralph ists said, people of Colorado Springs were so nice we have a bit of trouble getting invitations for them to stay at various Besides the play date at Mitchell, the group also is in Colorado Springs for performances at the Air Force Academy Sunday. The group will tour northern California in December. The group will perform orgin- al songs, most of which have been written by the cast during the last year. New staging of the show has been designed by Lockheed Corporation Offering Schoiarships Lockheed Aircraft Corp.

is offering 15 scholarships this yeai to qualified high sc I mk seniors planning to enter college in Sept. 1970. The awards pay tuition and basic expenses for years plus $500 a year for personal expenses at major alleges and universities. Counseling departments at Wasson, Palmer, and Mitchell high schools have complete infer mat ion and application blanks. The IS awards include served together oo toe lo in engineering or science and five in business-related Seniors who are U.

S. citizens eligible to start college next fall may of race, color, relaten, sex, or national origin. They will be judged on leaderriiip qualities as shown by sctoool grades and participation in school and community activities. Returning service men who entered the armed forces directly from high school are also eligtole. Memoriai HospRal 6els Certificate Ifemorial hospital has re- oaived the certificate of recognition from the American tol Association (A.H.A.) for toe Priote, committoemmi, Ron having been a mon- more; pubUc works Chairman, Ray Powers, committeeman, Max Shelf; police and fire Chairman, John Griffin, com- wMtakmtoimmtyliIl mitteemaD, George Bell; parka and cemeteries Chairiium, Ron Ditmore, cominttteemaii, James McCormick; maintenance Chairmen, Max Cheli, Key Powers; water Chatrmaa, George BeU, committeeman, and eoriaitoteeiitaii, her of the Association more than 25 years The certificate which was received by Kenneth S.

Meredtth, executive reads in part: The American riatkm presenta tote ovfifksle of to Memorial Rogh pttal on completion ef er more years of membenWp tos A A. and devoitea te our awfemi ideri of toe Maverick: A member of my family often speaks of coasaUtof a pay- rM If pt te. U( Ibb mraHter .1 arc nTwhat you would image as fresh-scrubbed said Miss Hipps. are a cross-section of the type oi youngsters find anywhere in the world, and as vitally interested in happening today as any of the kids in colleges that meet no matter where you performed in 47 states, 14 I 8 schools and crileges, 95 military bases and concert halls across the country. the With group, an organization with bunch of kids operating non-profit and they need a place to stay.

If got such a place, pick up toe phone and call the chamber of commerce office in Colorado Springs. lollygag, do it today. 1 st? Doctor to Discuss Drug Abuse Dr. Ridiard L. Conde, a staff psychiatrist at Brady Hospital, will discuss drug abuse at 7:30 p.m.

Titesday at the meeting oi toe Pikes Peak Chapter of the American Academy of General Practice. Ihe meeting will he held in the conference room of Brady Hospital with Dr. James E. Ed- serving as host. The Academy te a nationwide organization whose purpose is to improve medical practke.

To maintain membership, member- doctors must complete ISO hours of post graduate study every three years. Two bijured In Accidents Two persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents in Colorndo Springs. J(diB Paul Dae Phillips, 22, 3800 N. El Paso Court was talten to Penrose Hospital Sim- day by Action Ambulance and treated for a after be was involved in a odlteioQ at the iiffersection of Sunset and Yampa Streets. Phillips was northbound on Sunset Street on a motorcycle.

He colUded with David Nahrwokl, 27, 1001 Atexander Rd, who was driving east on Yampa Street. Mary Katherine Greenman, 26, 73t Navajo Clixde, waa to FI Carson by Adton Antoh iance alter she was tovoived in an accident on Hancock Ex- Mrs. Greenman had just com- left tom eoto Hancodi Expreanrity from 'DeHa Drive when her ear ww strwck to toe rearlty a nortohoimd ter Kitoy Kay ter, 17, nil Mito St. Mrs eu wm better kwpMillMf JwMmr jMto ft toi- D.W. The person needing the mecfical attention is the cme to choose the doctor.

Have tote number of ywir famity ate: your family doctor for a recommendation. Also Hte El Paso County Mental Health at North Tejon, or else call toem M133- might be the best folks to canMiH at this point if you want to ask your family doctor. If tote member of your family thinks they need chances are that they do. Dear Maverick: Last September we were skopptog at Soatkgate article our young daughter (II years old) had spent mack time in making for her father. a sampler (miframed) on cMh has a castle on toe upper half done to yellow oatl and a touch of red.

Hie verm 01 toe lower haff nadi: home te my doM in red and it has a pastel flsral array between toem. Perhaps someone has foand It and had way of returning It. Well, we can hope that whoever have found this sual item wUl read this. GM pnMnB? Wrtte Ite HtnM. Guette Ctend.

(Moraa. PLEASE DO NOT TEUEPHONE YOUR PROBLEM. Dae to toe ft mail, Boi leHerf can be answered or SaMtslied w0 he signed with Initials ody. keep you anoaymous but he most know who The Maverick wte you are. Burglaries Reported Here Sunday Burglaries of two Colorado business establishments were reported to police Sunday but in both instances there was a questigii of whether anything actually had been taken except for a mimber of car keys at a used car firm.

Bonicelli reported to Officer Jerry R. Whitman a building at 934 S. Nevada Ave was broken into over the weekend. The burglary was discovered Sunday. A glass window leading into toe Continental American Reat ty Co.

had been broken with a Minor Injuries Occur in Light Aircraft Crash the process of raovtog Into toe iKiilding. The South Nevada Auto Sales located to aaotoer area the building tteo bava been entered and desks and file cahi nets tod, again, it was not inunediately knoam if aity- thing was misring btyood keys to cars parked in an adjaeeht lot Restaurant, 434 Gardmi of toe Gode Road, alio was entered ftrough a wbidi wax broken. The calprit, A light aircraft containing two people neither of whom were seriously injured, crashed on Judge Orr Road and Highway 24, the office reported Sunday. According to Deputy Sheriff Richard Allmi, the aircraft wai trying to take off at Meadow Lake east of and toe pBot, Dr. Paul J.

Lundell of Lritewood, told the officer he was flying toe wiiid and the engine did not have sufficient pofwer to climb. It got approxtoiatriy SO foet into toe air and then went toto a atefl, hit toe ground and did one eartwfaeel. LundeO racelved a lav cots 00 toe head white Mg Lerqy toe rcM totog, a ivaa leapBy ilO S. Alton Wag. iufiKed ciiim 00 toe teipds aoi: eo am of tel 'eare.

BMmaiA to rafteni IiiCn eetonatod damigi waa bride. Whitman rqwrted, toen unlocked. Ihe desks and file cabinets had been bitdDen into but apparently nothing was taken, fha raalty fhm was to aftrir unlocidng toe Idldiea dow. shoved a bread rack aride and crawled toroogh. Doors to toe store room eod from the Idtdiea to toe outrida were also opened but the cook who discovered toe hurtevg.

Randal James Fodness, S20D Nevada said be coidd find mteitof Packages of meat left on counter to thaw for menn wwe left undtetorbed. Soma Miy Mdden In toe rea- toaraol apfwieafty was not found ter tot PROBLEM NEW YORK (AP) 9am Qamm hm to to totooiktod the leM says totlMv. mm M-m Chmcii of Christ He taM gaeela at a bnepet to iiteeltor E. PULLER Real Estate Seminar Set Thursday Here Second home communHtes will be discussed by five onto landing speakers and real estate syndication will be outUned by two authorities at a seminar to be presented Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Broadmoor Hotel by the Colorado As- sodation of Real Estate Boards and toe University Colorado Bureau of Continuation Education. Speakiiw on second home communities will be William Nolan, builder marketing sion manager of U.

S. Plywood, New York City; Alfred A. Pto mann, Colorado lyings Realtor; Paul Cbpaland, real astate developer with Van Schaak and Denver; Ronald P. Lewis, Evergreen, devetoper, and Ai Douglas Hoyt, president of the Eagle (founty Development Denver. Fuller, president of Fuller and Denver, and Guy Hofienbeck, Boukier attorney, will dtectsB seminar, the third to a From to series, will begin with registration at 8:39 a.m.

Thinwday. Ndan will qieak mi Second at the aemkaat 10:15 am. Plmnann, who is devekiper of GoMen Acres, located on U. S. 00 west of Texas Oeek, and Wagon at Ftertoaat, wffl apeak on HoiDe and Ctepeiaod WiU dtectisa latory TiHirsdag afternoon.

Cepaiand has been hi real eettea aates for 26 and has in land development for the last ymti. Active to oemnniBity attofti, hb Is a past mamher of Rijip CoUegt bottft of dhactom. tato Friday WiU be on to Recreationd vdio developad Saowmtii ift- Aispen, wiU speak on Ski ftte Mten- tog session. The Frtoity maettog wfll be devoted to a dtecimtei of Bcooomlei ftynfi- by FuBer, who eoo- centmted eo real estate law. spanum toeuranca and con- atmctiott at the Univerrity of Desvw and OnNerilty of rato.

He bonds a compaay so peiaons nod te acttee Pteyteg: todvic Afltecta ef back at too leateaat fridip ol- Tto'tetfiPiteseatoarM tot ipd mm eynMtedteijPto If.