Bethany Republican-Clipper from Bethany, Missouri • 3

WOTffW captain in Highway Patrol Butler Obituaries Howard Baker for You Too bhwj ouor i JtJw wynJ 'isi? hl day or 72 percent of it to Can Be Sitting Pretty Mrs Hendricksen inancially that is! How! Just deposit your money where for you in one savings accounts! So relax! You shouldn't have a worry BONUS HIT Rl SAT in the world knowing that your savings plan is secure with us irst National Bank Bethany Mo' 4 25 8 8 5 1 According to a recent study by the Tax oundation a nonprofit research organiza tion taxes are by far the our the the $7300 a year is going these basic necessities SEEcThe vicious MAHARS bird women who feed on human flesh and beverages 39 minutes for transportation costs 29 min utes for clothing and 25 minutes for medical and dental expenses The remaining 1 hour and 11 minutes is available for other purposes such as luxury spending savings education personal care and recreation As a whole it appears that the average Harrison County family is devoting 5 hours and Coleman the only candidate received 1103 votes In the race Joe Teasdale defeated William Cason 655 to 466 Meanwhile Christopher Bond was winning a 1523 to 128 victory Euge Results of other Lt Gov William Pphelps a Republican won 1247 votes Eric ink defeated Mildred Huffman 654 to 596 for the Republican secretary of state nomination Robert Rainev defeated Al Kemp 639 to 598 to the Republican race John Ashcroft polled 1247 votes in the GOP auditor's primary John McAllister defeated Richard Rabbit 345 to 137 for the Democratic lieutenant nomination James Kirkpatrick Dem ocrat secretary of state was an easy 1115 to 186 victor over James Askew Democratic Treasurer James Spain hower gathered 1105 votes and James Baker defeated George Schaaf for the Democratic attorney nomination All seven constitutional amend ments were defeated in the primary The heavist opposition was directed toward amendment No: 7 which would provide aid for private schools The vote was 2271 opposed to the amend ment and 622 in favor strengthened and enriched by his early acceptance of the Lord in the Coffey Christian Church By placing his hope and faith in the Lord his life blossomed into an inspiring influence and character of truthfulness integrity and goodness He was not greedy of popular applause bu rendered many little things of true fame that cometh from afar that shown powerfully and brightly but not always without clouds and shadows which interpose but do not destroy He was a good husband and father He loved the precious moments he had with all his family and friends On September 19 1935 he was married to Arelyne Holcomb of Coffey Missouri To this union four children were born Dean Darrel Beverly and Wanda He was a successful farmer in Haviacc rnnntv fnr mnnv vmfc men in juv ne ana Are vne sold their farm and bought the locker at Ridgeway Missouri that same year They made many new friends and had a successful business until they retired from the locker in 1974 When tlie daylight of life seemed to be ebbing into the darkness of night everything that human hands could do was done to stay the hand of death but God saw fit to reap soul from his body of suffering and add it to His beautiful garden in Glory where there is no sickness no sorrow no pain He leaves to mourn his devoted wife Arelyne two daughters Mrs Beverly Potter Burlin Missouri Mrs Wanda Vander pool Polo Missouri two sons Mr Hpan Pach RiHofwnv Mn Mr Darrel Pash Cameron Mo I i uneral services were held Thursday July 1 at the Christian Church in Ridgeway Missouri conducted by Rev Wayne Caulkins assisted by Rev Richard Wonsctlcr Two beautiful songs "Peace in the Valley" and "Beyond the Sunset" were sung by two Caulkins sisters Pallbearers were Richard Neill Eddie Neill Kenneth Cummings Delno Wiley Terry Vestal and Ronnie Phillips Burial was in the Miriam Cemetry Bethanv Missouri The Noble Roberson uneral Home nad cnargc or tne arrangements At an early age the family moved from South Dakota to Missouri as he was known to his many friends spent the greater part of his lite in Harrison and Daviess Counties The glow of cheerfulness was Robert Lee Walker a former Bethany resident who became a captian in the Missouri State Highway pairol died Saturday at his home in St Joseph He was 73 years old Capt Walker was bom at Bethany He served with the Highway Patrol for 35 years and retired in 1962 as commander of Troop headquarters in St Joseph Earlier the Bethany native had held posts in Maryville and Cameron services were held in the afternoon at Miriam Cemetery in Bethany the cost estimated by Associates The mayor also plans to use city crews for the extension of sewer gas and water lines to the property He predicted that the entire job could be accomplished by city crews without the necessity of calling for bids Work is scheduled to begin soon on a water line to the site Interstate Plaza has agreed to install a sewer lift station on the property as a condition for the extension of utilities to the site Robert Walker 73 dies CHARLES PASH Charles Pash son of Albert Pash and Nellie (Adams) Pash was born March 29 1912 at Edgemont South Dakota and departed this life at the Noll Memorial Hospital Bethany Missouri At the time of his death he was 64 years 3 months and 1 day old Beneath the shadows of sorrow and loneliness lie knowledge and realization Master has called home another of His children We loved him yes we loved him But angels loved him more And they have sweetly called him To yonder shining shore The Golden Gates were opened A gentle voice said And with farewell unspoken He calmly entered home How much are Harrison County families spending these days and for what? Now that the recession is a thing of the past and the rate of inflation is somewhat lower than it was local residents are in a better spending mood than they have been for some time There incomes are higher than ever their savings are substantial and their debts are hour and 5 minutes for food less tnan usual In budgeting themselves however before they can determine how much they have available for discretion ary spending they have to provide for their basic costs for food clothing taxes and shelter WHEN THE 20th CENTURY MET THE PRIMEVAL WORLD ACE TO ACE! Edgar Rice Burroughs Saturday Aug 11th Real Good Country and Western Band from QiiUicothe rancis Street United Metho dist Church the King Hill Lodge No 376 A AM Moila Temple and the BPOE Lodge No 40 He also was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason Mrs Tessie Hendricksen 86 year old former resident of Bethany died Thursday in Houston Texas where she had been living in recent months Mrs Hendricksen was born in Bethany and was a member of the Christian Church here She was the widow of the late William Hendricksen She leaves her son Bill Hendricksen Houston Texas a step daughter Mrs Lorene Seala Carmel Calif a brother Harold Taylor Ridge way and several grandchild ren uneral services were held Monday morning at the Bethany Christian Church with the Rev Dan Sanford officiating Burial was in the Lloyd Cemetery at Mt Moriah BRING 1HE WHOLE ANH OR STEAKS PIZZA SANDWICHES AND GOOD ENTERTAINMENT SEE: The giant BOS linr4 liL A luaiu'iiAc behemoths with poison fangs Optomelric Viaion Center DR LARRY LONG SPECIALTY Contact Lense 115 Smith Albany Mo 4440J Hun' In Apii'ii'iinu Deaths LOCAL INTEREST 4 noia nuogets In fact its figures show it is not until the average worker has been on the job for four full months of the year that he makes enough to pay his many federal state and local taxes Applied to Harrison County and to the level of earnings in the area it means that about one third of the average He leaves two brothers Jack Walker of Bethany and Burt Walker of Concordia Mo and one niece uneral services were held Tuesday morning at the Meierhoffer leeman mortu ary with the Rev Charles In recent years Vinzant officiating Graveside walker had been employed by the American National Bank? He was a member of the Howard Baker 81 a long time resident of the Ridgeway area died unexpectedly Wed nesday morning at his home in Ridgeway Mr Baker was a veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion Post at Ridgeway He was a farmer and businessman at Ridge way Survivors include his wife Mrs Belva Baker of the home three sons Howard Baker and Gerald Baker Monday afternoon at Noble both of Ridgeway and Larry Roberson uneral Home in Baker Independence Mo Gilman City with the Rev five daughters Miss Maxine Jim Spencer officiating Burial Baker Brighton Mich Mrs was in the Mitchel cemetery Hazel Armstrong Clarkston Mich Mrs Ann Luellen Turney Mo Mrs Beatrice Burress Union City Tenn and Mrs Zoe Booth Ridge Open 8:00 pm Show 8:30 pm NOW ENDS TUESDAY AUGUST 4 10 All in Color! Closed Mon TAKE THE NOST TERRIYING JOURNEY YOUR UE! Travel 4000 miles into the center of the earth to a world within our world Guy Burrell Guy Burrell 75 died Saturday at his home south east of Gilman City Surviviors include his wife Esteline of the home his mother Mrs Minnie Burrell Gilman City two sons Eugen Kansas City and Delbert Albert Lea Minn a brother Seth Jameson a sister Mrs Myrtle Berrey Jameson five grandchildren' and three great grandchildren uneral services were held I County way 26 grandchildren and 26 orpat Dranrlchildren IlvUIUl i SphpdnU item in most house 45 minutes of each working August 4 Blood Pressure Screening Clinic Blythedale Community Building Blythe dale Mo 9:00 am to 11:30 am August 4 Blbod Pressure Screening Clinic Ridgeway Senior Citizens Hall Ridge way Mo 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm August 1 1 Blood Pressure Screening Clinic Bethany Council on Aging Bethany Mo 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm August 16 Diabetes and Blood Pressure Screening Clinic New Hampton Com munity Center New Hamp ton Mo 11:00 am to 4:00 pm August 18 Blood Pressure Screeping Clinic Mt Moriah City Hall Mt Moriah Mo 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm August 19 REE Diph theria Tetanus Clinic Harri son Co Sale Bam Hi Way 69 5 miles of Bethany Mo 9:00 am to 6:00 pm August 25 Blood Pressure Screening Clinic Gilman City Senior Citizens Center Gil man City Mo 1:00 to 4:00 pm If you have any question about any of the above please call 425 6324 of Bethany in frklav Aug 6th LIVE MUSIC WITH RED ALSO BH RY ALL YOU CAN EAT Bethany Republican Clipper August 4 1976 Page 3 five sisters Mrs Lafe oster Bethany Mo Mrs Milton Rodgers New Hampton Mo Mrs Garland Cummings Tuc son Arizona Mrs Lyle Neill Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Lawrence McCloud Kansas City Kansas Others who survive are two daughters in law Carol and Hazel Pash two sons in law rancis Potter and Charles Vanderpool ten grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends He was preceded in death by his parents one brother Virgil Pash and one grandson Stanley Dean Pash A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled He would not want the ones he loved To grieve for him today or he is just away on a journey 10 a iano mar is ongni ano lair We know he is happy there And memories of him will bring New comfort every day As we recall he is not dead or he is just away Riggs wins race (Continued from page 1) over his Democratic opponents in the senatorial race In Harrison County he had 1469 votes compared to 67 for Warren Hearnes and only 53 for James Symington On the Republican side John Danforth won an equally lopsided 1467 127 victory over Gregory Hansman In the congressional race local favorite HN Sutherland ran a strong race in his home county but was outpolled by Morgan Maxfield 553 to 540 Mrs Pat Danner received 295 votes On the Republican ticket Tom 33 of income spent on taxes Where does the money go? family's annual income or meeting its bills for taxes approximately $3350 is going food clothing and shelter for taxes On an annual basis related Related to the 8 hour to average family income workday the overall findings locally it means that some are that taxes take all the money the average worker earns during the first 2 hours and 39 minutes As for the rest of the 8 hour day 1 hour and 32 minutes on the job is to pay for housing and household operations 1 An AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE DOUG McCLURE john mcenery susan penhaugon TUB earths core DOUG McCLURE PETER CUSHING CAROLINE MUNRO great graiiuviinuren uneral services wpre heldriday ta4ftespopn7 at the Kiogeway ymtea Meuioaisti Chuch with the Kev rrea Weber and the Rev CL Carson officiating Burial was at the Ridgeway Cemetery Boggess uneral Home Ridgeway was in charge of arrangements neo uno 3A mi east of Cainsville Tmtn MtytSton Special Events Wednesday Aug 4th Wed Aug 11th MEXICAN SUPPER $200 Porch Sale riday August 6 th 9:00 A TO al Edna rame Residence 114 so 20th st QUALITY CLOTHING OR CHILDREN to 8 YRS NEW DR APERIES SEVER AL PURSES MISC ITEMS City work crew (Continued from page 1) recommended in a report submitted to the City Council by George Butler Associates a consulting engineering firm from Kansas City Butler Associates estimated that the contracted cost of the line extension would be $64600 Mayor Bullock said however that the line can be built at a fraction of that cost by the own power department rather than through the costly process of requesting bids from outsiders Bullock predicted that the line can be completed for about 25 percent of I' i iV' "Jj I ER Drive In Theatre IP eft mJ Kw 5 1 HT In i A can a A MisZ I jfr I am nf Aiir hinh I iniernauunhl Ea iHNiin wahwar I I 1 1 1 I I Ik Vl I 'WW A NH ''V a ar' I I $250j KgH u' I rrinimriT jf il 7 M7 JOS Trrnr i iuiju ntr rr ir Niutf jgzgf ili auu ij ui IAJLJ 1.