The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 3

Bishop Armstrong Speaks At Ministers' Meeting "Our task is not to keep the lid on sibility Change. Shared fespon- must be our common Challenge," Bishop James Arm strong of the Methodist Chufch in the said here Wednesday. He made the statement before a gathering of campus ministers from various denom- and their church lead- hand for the meeting, inations ers. On called especially to deal with the problems concerning college religious institutions, were representatives of the Lutheran, Congregational, Catholic, Presbyterian, i opalian and Methodist Churches. Church leaders in attendance were Armongton; Dr, E.

0. Gilbertson, head of the American Lutheran Church of South Dakota; Keith Orr, head of the United Presbyterian Church; Hubert Bahr, direction of education for the Congregational Church; Lyman G. Ogilby of the Episcopalian Church and Wesley Hunter and Orville Hepler, representing Church of Christ. the United This was the second meeting of a group of campus ministers, but the first time that church leaders had met with Pack 72 Awards are Presented Cub Scout Pack 72 held its May pack meeting and po-bluck recently in the Holy Family Church basement. Following the flag ceremony and potluck, Cubmaster Gene Voigt welcomed new cubs Sid Shoemaker and Mike Pcschong and presented them with Bobcat pins.

The cubm aster then presented the following awards: Bob Hanson, Bear badge and Gold Arrow under Bear; Ted Lobsiger, Gold Arrow and Silver Arrow under Welf; Lloyd Siberz, Wolf badge and Jeff Day, Bear badge. Receiving service stars were John Wiersma, Ted Lobsiger and Bob Hanscn. Den 5 members Scott Johnson, Jeff Kimsey, Tim Mike Pooley, James Kurtenbach and Mike Pcschong entertained with a puppet show. Mrs. Bernard Stocking is den mother.

Webleos awards were present- id to John Pesicka, Scholar and Artist; Jim Marshall, Artists, Aquanaut, Geologist, Scholar; Bryan Ripp and Mike Schulte, Artist; Glen Shoemaker, Aquanaut, Forester, Traveler, Sportsman. Bob Lobsiger, received the Webclos Arrow of Light award, three year Service Star and Artist, Scholar, Sportsman awards. Patrol Leader Tom Day then welcomed Bob into Troop 72. The cubmastcr presented Tom Day with a Den Chief cord, and on behalf of Webclos leader Robert Lobsiger, thanked him for his service with the Webelos den. Den Mother awards were presented to Mrs.

Jerry Ripp and Mrs. Jerry Wiersma. Summer plans were discussed, with plans to participate in at least one event. them. Campus ministers formed what they termed the South Dakota Campus Ministry Association here in April.

Purpose of the organization is to exchange ideas and information regarding spiritual guidance of college students and to give support to each other in their com- efforts, "The campus ministry is so often misunderstood," said the Rev. Kenneth Kucin, director of the Newman Center at Dakota State College, Madison. "The concept of running a local parish and that of a college parish is entirely different. Most people who relate to a local parish often don't understand the operation of a campus parish. Father Kucin said the pur pose of Wednesday's meeting was to open communication channels between church leaders and campus ministers.

The church leaders understood the in attendance role of the campus ministers and shared their concern, said Father Kucin. "The biggest job we have now is to pass along information about what we are doing on the campuses to those members of our local parishes who are asked to support it he said. Church leaders are going to meet at Augustana College at Sioux Falls June 30 and have invited representatives of campus ministers to meet with them again. "I think everybody at the meeting was pleased with the outcome and the fact that the executive leaders of the various churches are sitting down to talk to the campus ministers as a group. This will lead to greater understanding of problems we face," said Father Kucin.

He said letters will be sent to all college presidents by campus ministers to inform them of their organization and willingness to work together with them. "It is imperative to listen to those that will share tomorrow's world that is coming to birth right now," said Armstrong. Continue Case On DWI Charge In Davison County District Court action Thursday morning, the case of Mitchellite Pete Jordan, charged with driving while intoxicated and i ing without a valid license, was continued until Friday morning. Bond on the DWI charge was set at $300, and $25 for the license charge. Walter F.

Dean, Artesian, was fined $100 and given a 30- day jail sentence suspended for one year good behavior and payment of the fine for driving while intoxicated. Forfeiting bonds for speeding were Mitchellites Mrs. Juliet P. Kaufman, $10; Arthur H. Wilson, ved, $25; $25.

and Connie P. Ned- To Support Nixon Policy Mfirlyn Quick, mftfflbef of the "Cbacefned Citizens of South Dakota Committee." has announced that a non-political 'petition campaign is now underway in Milbank and Mitchell to express support fof Pfesident Nixon's Cambodian policy. Said Quick, "For A long time now the silent majority has been just that silent. Now an opp6rtunity exists whereby you can let government officials know that you support our Pfesident on his Cambodia decision. "We, as concerned citizens, feel the President needs our support on Cambodia.

We agree with his plan to speed the return of our boys from Vietnam. To show this support we will deliver to him personally as many signed petitions as we can get. 'Will you help by getting as many signatures as you can in your area and returning the petitions by May 25 to: Mr. President, Box 101, Milbank, S. Dak.

57252." Parked Vehicles Are Damaged In a mishap taking place May 20 at the 700 block of E. 7th, a parked sedan and pickup truck belonging to Mitchellite Robert M. Sullivan received an estimated $150 and $100 damages, respectively, after being struck by a vehicle driven by Pete Jordan, Mitchell. In an accident occurring May 19 at the 200 block of N. Lawler, a Brower's Typewriter Co.

vehicle driven by Mitchellite Wayne E. Klinger collided with a trailer being hauled by Mitch- ellite Henry Jones, who was driving a ci Damage vehicle was that to the no damage the truck. to estimated at $130, trailer at $5, and was reported for Is Attending Scout Meet E. Lyle Kinport, assistant city engineer, is attending the annual meeting of the Boy Scouts of America being held in Denver, Colo. May 20-22.

He is one of seven men from this area representing the Sioux Council, which serves scouting in southeast South Dakota, southwest Minnesota and northwest Iowa. The men are exchanging ideas and methods that will make the BOYPOWER '76 program, the national and local long-range plan, succeed to the point where scouting influences at least one-third of the boys and young men in the nation. In addition to the buisness meeting of the National Council, the delegates are attending meetings related to their scouting positions and a new "Decision Search-Exchange" program where learning teams are formed to get answers to specific questions. Other highlights of the meeting include presentation of Young American awards, Honor Medal awards, and the Silver Buffalo awards for distinguished service to boyhood on a national level. Commission Session Held At their regular weekly meet ing, the Davison County Com missioncrs: Corrected the May 12 minutes with regard to proposed bridge to be in Baker Township, not Blendon Township, sections 13 and 14.

Approved appraisal and advertisement for sale of several Mitchell acquired by the county by tax proceedings, and approved a land plat. Approved expenses for the states attorney and deputy to attend a meeting of the States Attorney Association in Sioux Falls' on June 16. advertisement of a liquor license application hearing for June 3, 11 a. m. Approved a real property tax refund of $97.39 to Harvey Figland and Neal Fraser.

Approved auditor election expense, and stamp purchase for the director of equalization. Granted permission to Gene Fredericksen of White Lake to land aircraft and take off from any county or township road as provided by law. Will Dedicate New Parsonage A service of dedication will be conducted Sunday, May 24 at the Presbyterian Church for the new manse (parsonage) at 508 E. 5th. Open House will be held at the manse from p.

m. and refreshments will be served in the Fellowship Hall of church. Stephens Construction Co. ol Mitchell, Irving Stephens, own er, was general contractor for the building. On the building committee are Darwin chairman; Mrs.

Ronal Spry; Mrs. Del Wire; Mrs. Dean Johnson; Donald Schorg; Otho Buster and Melvin Delzer. State Dental Officers Mltcficllltes elected to state office at the recent meeting of the S. D.

Dental Association in Rapid City are Dr, s- 3. Kappenman, left, treasurer; and Dr. C. H. Boyden, right, secretary and Guest of Honor.

Dr. Howard F. Aarstad, cent- was elected new president of the association. runt May 2 3 What's Happening? THURSDAY Jr. High Pops Concert 3.

m. in Junior High aud torium. Admission free; refreshments in cafeteria following concert. Jim Abourezk Will speak Locals Clearings at the banks Thursday totaled $509,554.57. Shade and fruit trees at East Highway 16.

BPW Sets Lunch at Area YWCA The Mitchell Business and Professional Women's club will hold a noon luncheon at the YWCA Saturday, May 23, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the YWCA. Proceeds from the luncheon will be used for a drapery fund for the main meeting room and dining room. The local YWCA was started in Apriliof 1920. 'It Was first located in what was known as the Foster home at 204 E. 4th, providing cafeteria service; later moving to 121 N.

Main, still providing cafeteria facilities. In 1949 the YWCA took up resi dence in the City Hall. The pres ent location, 201 W. 3rd, known as the J. R.

Wells residence, was purchased in 1952. The main function of the YWCA is to be a service organization with a "civic duty" for all ages. Current membership is 275. It is the meeting place for some 4000 area residents and it lends a helping hand to girls wanting to locate in Mitchell. Many classes are held at the YWCA such as Spanish, lingerie, Mitchell bridge, and knitting.

The National YWCA was or ganized over 100 years ago. Mitchell's YWCA is one of four in the state-, the others being VM. IT 14J J.U. Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Wilcox of sflloux Falls Huron and Aber 8 Gridly, spent the week- dcen end at the Ward Wilcox home. For entertainment nightly, go to the Moonlight Lounge. Adv. Mitchellitcs Darryl L. Dclzcr Mrs.

C. Nauman Rites Saturday in the evening to the Meat Cut- and Catherine M. Marks werei Mrs. Charlotte Nauman, 79, tors' Union in Mitchell. Jules Cern Speaks 8 p.

m. at First Church of Christ Scientist. issued a marriage license May 21 by the Davison County Clerk of Courts. Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Bellack, Chanka Lodge 21 Meets 8 Mitchell are parents of a boy p. m. at IOOF May 20 at St. Joseph Hos- Ree District Meeting weighing 8 pounds, 6 p. m.

at Brig. Jounces. Modern Dance Field gym, 7-9 p. m. FIRDAY Lawn Bowling Club Meets 7:30 p.

m. at Stevens home, 513 W. 4th, for annual Mr. and Mrs. William Chase, Dclmont, are parents of a girl born at St.

Joseph Hospital May 20. She weighs 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Col. R. C.

Wittmayer and jv, rv jiLiiia ur aim meeting. Members requested Wittmayer, Hawai'i, visited recently at the home of the colonel's aunt, Mrs. Florence White of Mitchell. attend. Jim Abdnor Open house 2-4 p.

m. at Fosness residence, 707 McCabe. formerly of Mitchell and Gettyr, burg, died May 19 in a Rapid City hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Langslet Mortuary in Gettysburg with the Rev.

Russell Peirce officiating. She was born April 19, 1891 in Clarion. Iowa. She married Ralph W. Nauman Dec.

25, 1914 at Gettysburg. Survivors include three sons, Ralph Gettysburg; Dean, Rapid City, and Charles, Cusl- er; 11 grandchildren, one great- granddaughter and a sister in Eagle Grove, Iowa. 1937 Luxury Car This 1937 Rolls Royce Is one of the vehicles may be seen in Mitchell Saturday and Sunday May 23-24 during the Horseless Carriage Club of A- merlca Spring Dust-Off tottf, It is owned by Buster Iverson, a Murdo rancher who bought six of the luxury cars from England and sold two. Will Honor Retiring Driver REA Express in 1942, and will retire June Said Grossbach, "I am sure the people of Mitchell will miss him and his I ing very much. He has earned, and I am sure he will have, a Carl H.

Ollenburg, REA Ex- very happy retirement." press driver in Mitchell, has estableshed a faultless driving record for the past 25 years. He will be presented with a National Safety Council "Safe Driver" award by Mitchell agent Ccdric Grossbach Saturday, May 23, at Chef Louie's Steak House. According to Grossbach, as traffic gets more congested each year, awards become more significant. To qualify, winners must not have been responsible for any preventable accidents nor been involved in one they could have avoided during the qualification period. Ollenburg began working for Choose Your Diamond From The Large Selection of Latest Styles.

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