4-A—Gazette Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo.Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1978PIKES PEAK REGION — Partly cloudy and a little warmer through Wednesday. High today 10-45. law tonight 20 25. High Wednesday 45-50. Variable Hinds 10-20 mph today and toSurvivors include his wife; avanni Hart of Denver: a brother, Willis Freeman of Kansas; h step-brother. John Murphy ofnight.Ooto ffomnationalNOAA USWEATHER SERVICE D«p» of CommerceIN/MEMORWMHarwood 'Woody' A. FreemanMrs. Laura Anna PerrigoServices will be at 3 p.m She hid lived in ColoradoWednesday at the Church ofiSprngr, sine- 1972 She was for*Hi was a member of C h-isti Cathe’ie Church.A Mass of Christian Burial or Harwood “Woody A Freewho diedFlurritl[XX X xlimm1 KMIM RATI RFR STf.A/mi; I Kl K.K ATH Hourly Temperature*(AP Newimap)MondayTmn©xd*v1 pm.12t I am19-7 22 p.m.a ’ 2 *30,5 3 a m,23-1.1 pm0 5 3 a.m.. 23*54 p.mas# 4 a.m.25495 p m .7?-2 ft . a m.E 235 :ft p.m.2*.4,9 ft a m.23*$7 p m.22*5.5 7 a.m.... 24-4 4r p.m21-ft I 8 a m.%3-39 p.m... 20-ft 7 9 a m.11*2 8lo i m19*7 2 10 a m3*4.115 p. IP PI.. ftp-8 3 11 am.34i 1Midm*ht17**J N«m»«104 4Maximumfor 24 hour» ©nd©dat BOOMtodayA:t\ Sw4 4Minimumfor 24hour* endedat noontoday-ft 3.191421Jwu« C h r , s t Of Latter - day '•mployrd as an opt,canC t . . ... a , . Sh was a member of !ne . ,saints. First Wart, for Laura ” ' ^ , of U1. -onday at a local hospital wll son Umt Frteman o( CeteraPerrijjo. ran E. BouMcr ,e^ay Sa,ms. First Ward f ,al *» «!* * 'Pn«s' » •Weefcter. ffl*Anna° * ^ T' 1 ItSt.. who died Saturday at a Survivors include a daughter■ ftp.local nursing home. Bishop Mhlvn Luzier of Colorado Kenneth Bnuerlee will officiate Springs: a brother, Albert Jand 21 great - grandchildrencharge of arrangements.Mrs Perrigo was bom Oct 11, 1883 in Nance County. NebHeFriends * ‘^0 .“'IFlossie Jones of CaliforniaWEATHER FORECAST - A mixtureing temperatures are expected in the Mississippi Valley but most of the country is expected to remain cold.was a cMpUiter and a member,., ,, , „ , _aof the local union no 515. He Mamie Coffman and Nadine El* married his wife, Mary, on Oct sham, both of Kansas; and24, 1937, in Colorado Springs, three grandchildren.t P S Church Welfare Fundof rain and snow is forecast today from the Northwest into the northVWinVAI. HKATHKR 4EIV1CIPETHHON FIH DMaxtmism for 24 Howfs pnlt;l©d a! MM t-nday Minimum for 24 fwrtir* pndfxl at nfm m today Maximum a vpar tfOMinimum a year agoHind directi'tft at noon SW I Reiatlxe humidity at ROM; 2ft percent llta level proMuriat noon 21 % and faffm*Pref’ipjtatHift for 24 h*urx ended at nr»ftii fti .Normal prelt; ipitatlonfor current month II; Prpt t|»itatiofi f«»r currenf month Trac^I Precipitation »© far thia vear TractSun***! tontKht 4 49 pm'•unriae Wedneadav 7: Ml a m.ern and western Plains. ModeratMIT4L SMTISTICSClaude Aaron BerryFBI Joins Bundy SearchServices will be at 2 p m associated with Fellowship Tab-Wednesday at the Blunt Mar- emacle. He was the author of tuary for Claude Aaron Berrv.ja syndicated column calledGLENWOOD SPRINGS (AP) who satd a man resembling nation he said was making FBI agents have joined the i Bundy was driving a car that body happy.d'w*, h «f sak uk#!'012 W. Pikes Peak Ave., who Aarons Poetry Comer.died Saturday at his home. The Survivors include his wife:|5earch for Theodore Bundy and!followed her vehicle.r^Vemmk. n. h mi»»i M.fic.»Kv JM.rh.rr». «fHou»twi Rw. Leon Poole will officiate, two daughters, Mrs. ( arol sailt;j n federal warrant Char«ing Bundv’s mother Uvs -* '.ffyVL**'-j?.- nAT a Burw will be in Evergreen | C.ranato of Pueblo and Mn I Bundy with unlawful (light to comaSSlKE Ho,m- *’ * ,I14 Pna Ia uejrnum. 2i. * iff Cemetery. 'Lorraine Meadrow of Mil-|avoid prosecution for murder•*»» rn^im. «. « rwm. mmt c. I i ** •*».»•.«* Mr. Berry was bom Aug. 27, waukee, Wis.; four sons. Cal-jBKTiB ie nnWi ; rUrry G Rider W. rf SOwU^'Mr . Lind. C. R.lt;i-r. ». M ¥7t Sbelfcjm\kri%(f. urtxsEsrun’ J IUt«.. », of Htt E. «lmonR4 i Tnw L. •Mtam.nta. 21. of 1*41 CH» Hfiftdmen Rdmid W Wrlker, 21. at Houston,I 01,0R 4INI II MplRtlt RMHer body was found a month!atsnow-doggedHiLoHiLaI IkrnetaGranby3f4Mammat24Grand JetGmtmHm1 f fteymn©©4j ('rat*?oI Junta29Crook14I a marm9i DuranfoI^*adv Be73: Rat©* ParkPu©hfo49liftFt COIl muTrinidad41saTHf HIATNRR flFMH|R4HiI flHiir! Albany' 11 !Jun©ats2197Altm hi*© |pKanxa* CityAmarillof ax VrgiiAnchor a tf©19oaLRU# Ro«-h; AabetiUai MSiLo# \«g©l©x! AtlantaI.miievjH# iBalttiiwe: IWrnitaatii m I|iaMiami; WmntfcfcM'tl© atikf©B'ri*© ||Mp!*-S4. 1*[ f*wt lt;»ncNe©’ or!**anaj RltNVWVaglNe© Yflf k |p' SNgfbf*CMH# JCkplglt; harl©»Cri stOmaha |CliTleaf*! HVOtlarwla pi*4i i. CWeftg#philrfd lua14■ CWeia**f i\m 109Phoenix I99t kvtliwfP»tt© bur lib29pat Ft WnkPoland, M©Denver i19 1PTteml OreD#n Mi the*. DctmftlRapid city ^• a i . ____ j. „ ah t mmtmmiOtottk fe'St i 'Ui*FalrbaaliaSt. f* -TampaMR,#rf fat’dsalt J. ikeR#9##a I mmSan m##© f§|© $h#a Rraa|%i jIfld'apolMd 1® |Rrattl© j -laetevIM#N,« k©r»#- jinA* cot of 1451was being preparedA VP. fcjj* . f «£cmtm L. Jacftm, 3d. *_m Pr**r#rt;r ranrf 8° 00 next Monday for the Contimied to search for Bundy tha( ?hf,v h.H PIVlt;,_ . ri. Ra,S Mil- L J. ^Michis!. .rkrj ....-^i % IJlvo, i. five; Cynthia m cr»»pin. i nr ^moe 3953 and was a self emjjfcl Prtvp. JtrrditPI N it* ,__. _ ## , ,VW “»*** n - ... - Rm»a. », f mis ch«mb»r«! oloypd upholsterer He had premtim. PfouU- u* * 1015.viously lived in Dallas. Texas, waukee;jo. ni .i, t (•*•»» u ^ rBich.rd^B Wimon^iiL^a.of^rwt|where he married his wife one great - grandchild and niecnine grandchildrenforms.!! E llylft* 4! tirt©. M Flfmminj. 32. ©# Ork*«m,On!«rto.ty Jail here sometime Friday anything.*’ night or Saturday morning.Duida. on May 24, 1941 He was es and nephews313 £. Platte AreLhh O. Waaner. 31, of 1112 W Ver ■aUe St.j Jultc DeWift. 31. of 2722 fcmmm -Johnnv M Garnet. 1ft, ftf Poe No Marie C CentalJn. of 919 W JefferM«lt; hj.H L Sevfrancv, 2ft. t* 11!©Irn Rd ; t'oHveo 2*. ** S41ft St. KM.Harleigh 'Dean' CarverT?rtMPT w WrtMBRltr. m. lt;4RtHh Y. KtM, 21, M Otr* 44M-C, Airl^rcf Aradrm'Richard S C ha per. 3ft. of R15 N Areadia j Dun# A Daxit, 25, at 111 Nj Graveside services will be atiof Grinnell, Kan. Mrs. Marga-11 a m. Wednesday in Faimew -et A. Beaver of Billings, Mont., iCetmtery for Harleigh “Dean” Mrs. Miriam Tinsley of Colora-(tarver, 2312 W. Vermijo St.Jdo Springs, Mrs. Betty E who died Saturday at his home Morris of Youngstown. Ohio,J*mr» R H©!rr»A. 32, ©f ^rc»di* SfTi i 3Ury I' Kenm^n. 21. ofm■ ...,__LRriiff r OiWfflOftk. 24. *4 W*te~n Rrlvp, 4?H 11 stuirron. L R*f*r*», lt;4 Iftftb Mitt«n» Dtiai*. Ap! 1.Wbm** onMva. Jr. 2f f »ll Halflam |Mj Mltian M CiMirftac* 2*. «t3111 If4?ft urn Mb i «rrti S OMr*m. Jr, *4 vi1anle| I WinfUMi, 33. of t$u iVrv*m2 Drive i huaan D Riftby. 21, of 2343i,.Howard M Nh hot*. 3ft. of 41ft4 CnEAneltft Village Circle; Angela M Mart lev 19. of UftftT ApeUa VUlacePrank .n Vfe'er, 23, of Willow, PaCa»dy S Scbeurer. 22. of 2ft2ft Trent AteIjirrv J NhclH-nhuget, 21, of 2312 NBarbara R»1ih. sc; Drtr* t wu*u». 2». «* *»w w»t*r ch»r»i k Alt;i,mko»k.hI i». o* Hciate The Blunt Mortuary is Springs and Mrschecking a re- People were getting stopped 0f port from a Tacoma woman several times/ said Hart, a riH| a t e r near a ~TI .........* mountain road.inn»ilt;iw Warn,(to* j«. c.i ctaniirr n charse of arrnntrements Fr.inzen of PiH-'mrgh; fiveMr. Carver was bom on June sons. Dr. Dale R. CarverDr Robertjerrge T Rftbnrl*. 49. of 945 Raid Eft tit *4 J 83d vU. 33, of ft4S B»ld | H*ym nd P Malty, 29. of Sen AntonioEft Hi Hlt;* TiDe«i*e W |ln*id. 2S, of *94 W R* peter K RofU*. 40. of 4355 Wintlini lie 1R07 in fAi*« P#snnft' Van Oatnn RntiP/» m.w» Av, . Diana L RandKa ». « il£« Cirrla. Mmt J Lorktnftan. *. (4 055 18 !8SM ,n t,0Ve COimtV . Nan Amn KOUge.E. mm wto** tvrri. lHe had lived in Colorado K Carver of Dfnver. Paul lt;IaJam** E Pur kvtt. 3ft. Of 193© N %* Rftym n-i P H*t#y, 29. at Sftf» Anfom*xftdft Avc . L*«r«( e n-R/mrk#, is. ofjti; thann* t Cftit»,i«ht is nf nib Springs since 1941 and wus ft re- '’arver of rhino, Calif,, Dr\BtngMft. TvJ*m©« .1}K3ft V Nevftda Av©Mi f Movj»r*ki. 21, of Emd. Okli Jftnc If, Hern. 2ft. of VftWrnriftCarvtr of Austin,H^ppn©r, 24, nf r©«o. N© 1 tired, self emplovfd blacksmith l^rnf DXftdft. Andre* 0 Mftfgft, 19, Of 1305 \ ff . ‘ . ,, . . j — . VV«n, T ♦um©* a Ak©r*. in. m ii3i I BuMtt A»t He had prtvioualy lived in iexas. and retired Navy Lt.,4 ^ ‘ s?n? u.r'B rVj;'.' S: % IX Oaklev, Kan., where he attended Cmdr. Donald B. Carver of Col-jBBWHMliM I P*riiRftrbftra L T\m*. 3©. *«f 712 1m*» ftt/HNERICKNEH/S 01PSULESMirM.1 H Murnfcy. ». ei w»^.bor« {schools He was Presbyterian prado Springs; a sister M rs.Survivors include Adelaide Merthon of Hut chin-fm*m Tb©ftrd, 39. rf rort CftrWMli j £• • J«dy A 94*©v#*. 19, nf Wftn#ftboro. Kvttmrm© CotcmM. 31, of 711 Y Mof©n© •iaught?rs. Mrs. Kay L. Warren son. Kan ; and 47 grandchildren of Oaklv. Mrs Gene Ostmever and 24 great-grandchildren^©*©r M, T rlt;*©mb©. 27. of Pcylcm.AlirlUamm M J©tf©r Jr . 29. of 914 T©*l i M Mr.r«»n. n, of D»th«n. AteDear Maverick'Thank you so very much for publishing my two lettersasking divorcees with court-ordered, judge-signed child support judgments that are not receiving them to contact me We are now an organization and our first meeting was a success We would still welcome any ladies or men who are in our situation to call and join us. Each new voice makes us stronger and we fully intend to find the solution to our problem, we have taken the first step. Call me at 382 5886 nights and weekends, or 471-2354 days. Thank you again.Anna BrownJeffrey A May, S3, lt;f Memnht*. Tenn . Itery A kruiii. », lt;4 MempM*. ToonBros© ft. Pfttfaktor. 3ft. nf Greeti Mftunttea Eolto; Morris L Mamhnff, 24 ofmm Muuotftin KftUft *** A Defer. 19. of Roy City, Mich.; rv^rah M Nh*th. H at 512 N CooperTerry C, K»n4*©n. 20, of ftu AlexanderRlt;1 Jtonn© M C*Dooftld t Tuff, 31, at 1510 Vuma Ma , Aftft- Hi Kim S. lt;ha. 21, -if 913 Tftftl■.'VAlUimft ft flo4©i! Jr ; 2ft. «♦ Wftr© T».; Marx M Rrodav. 13. nf ftica, Ti Dal© D Malt. 24. *4 lw»J Wood Ax© Jranft© M Zimmerman, 72. of 1ft©3 WRobert R Mathia 17. of 035 « »ubh©lgIRo Drtve. (hmi M Aleaondor. 39. of14 teml A»o - ^ I _Andrew Leva. 45, of Cewfcur, M *Teen-ager Burned in FireJohn W. GoodwinA 19-vear-old man suffered burns to his hands and arms Sunday in a fire at his homewat 638 Deter Drive in Wide-fieldThe El Paso Countv Sher-iff s Office identified the man as Gary Lientz and said hewlives at the house with his parentsLientz. according to the spokesman had hen in a back room ot the home.apparentlyvision before he the room and lt;ther. saying h* on fire.He was !;Carson Hospital whadmitted for treatm The fire, which began atabout 9 3o p.m., »as extinguished by personnel from the Security Volunteer Fire Department.itchingran *teleS?n ices will be at 10 a m son. Charles W. Goodwin of Wednesday at Evergreen Fu- ^udt Arabia, two daughters.Cettan. it, m til Al»*MrsKS M J,a n-lt;u i i»»«w' u, oi .ti ir.irr rieral Home for John W. Good-i.P iDri\f Efts*Drnr K 3©v*©8, Jr . 72. ©f 59T Del Rev trfb*; Rntwi Y fi«ft©©ll. |ft, HwVLHmt jfifeMmSM O V*tmt 34. id WdefKkl. Im E Miil *4 WH©Held WiHiam H lb*©©, ftft. r4 t.mieflt;r' Jeans© C- Rail. 42. nf I ilflemn Gory R Mn©*©. 22. nf Gnd1© Kan*mmites l nm** it.PlacoKimAve # AptDrtvoHftifar IXe Fort\4rtSik tinI h * 11d,lt;,d Mondav at a l0lt;'a, hosP1,alUrn©Plar©Rebort A f.ruhb* 35, nf I*».3ft Gat© Ik*u#© tlrcl© ftfHith. AM 0 2; Annie I A . ... . RelRodftet, 77, at 19M Gatehouse C irri©*4 4725 Mirha#!: tomb. AM D 7tbaiw A Nooalt;«( 19, r.f Port Datff#Die Rev D. L, Bennett will of ficiate.Dear Maverick:I’m visiting with relatives here in the Springs for the holidays My relatives seem to have gotten taken on some services and more than once from the same outfit locally. I am wondering what consumer protection services and-or action lines exist for Colorado Springs residents and how to get in touch with them Hope you can help me. Thanks.LHA new consumer help agency was recently publicized In the oT Maverick's column. Anyone with problems may call 596-1418 or 574-7659.Your family might also want to contact the Consumer Division of the District Attorney’s Office, 27 E. Vermijo, Suite 403, 80903 or call them a 471-586!.I.TZJ* 1 '»£.K **• * 1121 cemetery. Johnson Countv, III.'■ . i*iv Mwmmb *. m *: s j.ii, st Mr Goodwin was bom NovP«nfM|Jffel C Htoo© If. f4 Uft Cr+9tlt;m* I Evs M Giron 29 nf W \ 2JMh M Loss, Apt 33. Catherine D JaocW. 34, at Ml GtciNm Dm, Ant 33jam©* R !*©«*. 30, ftak Av#., Apt 14. Tena M Pi©Id. 1ft Miehal© C BMSt 33. m WMoReMi of I3©4 H Ptke* Peak Ave. \pi ”lt; hn*l» L c*rl*n*». 1ft. «f WbteGeld Timothy C l *f©r. 19. nf Deer * midJodtery J IJte-roh si* «i i Cf^ftTteoM. Stovamd. 17. *4 1144kn© Hive. If A Eaton. 21, nf 2M*. P^xler HR©. Aft CSdbpW M , a am LjBS” P 45, of Mom real,Gordon t M.enrl. 1ft ^f ft *9 Ride© Quebor; Joan M Hunter, 32, nf MonHil3 JjpWiL. |t. Do\»d*nn, R», nt #39 tfftol, (Mmrrnyen Ridit© Drtv© I ProMas T. hargent. 51. of W «rm© ('*od_ „ _ : \v# phellta € Cns^hetl. of 2i«®Morten. 7®. d MR 13, Dm©Jnfm Tftftgeti. 29. of lfttt ChevennePr©ia. 25. of 1CI3children.Contributions mav be made toFarmers Seek AFL-CIO Supportgaged to fanning He was amember lt;f Bethel Assembly of the Bethel Assembly of God Church and the Cr*a Church Memorial Fund Springs Masonic Ixxlge The Cosby Funeral Home toSurvivors include his wife Creal Springs, 111., if handlingWilma, of Colorado Springs; a I final arrangementsDENVER fAPI - AnAmerican Agriculture spokesman says leaders of the movement will ask a regional meeting of the AFL-CIO in Denver Wednesday for support in their efforts to achieve 100 percent of parity forfarmers.Strike leader Bud Bitncrsaid American Agriculture has had indications of support from many member and stateunits of the labor organization.Ralph McGee, the executive secretary of the Kansas StateFederation of Labor, said earlier that he had received assurances from labor organizations in seven states that they would have representatives at the meeting McGee said the labor representatives in Denver could endorse a proposal to help the farmers movement in a lobbying effort in Congress, but tnat a decision would have to be made at the national level.TWmi A. M'Drr, it, *55 n 5lorrn fclt;|. 4 ftu»©n Iwmmmt*Richard H P»M—Nft. 4ft. «f Kansas Blxtl.j fttkftft.9 I CRy* M# i Ruth II Jew*©r, 4ft. flfKanaa* CfeWbb# RKdcat. M#JftCb I Klrh, 77, of 444 W San Ra fat) SI i Donna R Caniry. 22, of Woodtbbtf nib.Rradky C Rush 3ft, of Pountatn; Pa mda II iBbmm. 24, c4 Pmimam Htory G Rrftler, 19. of m p f ircl© Ddvi, Deota© M Davw, 2u. of 909 h t irrl© Driv#h*©i»h©« p Seymour. 22. of 25ftl E CaramiUo St ; Carla 1. P*trada. 31. lt;dMra. Laura Annal®f* E- taw^pa mManley M Rau|ue*a, 53, of U32 C r©elabwiftiftir, 31, ofMrs. Celestia C. DreherDP kill© % Ml II.MKlbServices for Celestia C. Dre- schools in Gramiieki and wash,r ol » Security Blvd.. who * Calholfc She nwried herhusband. Vincent, on June 7, died Sunday at a local hospital J9,5 m GrainfM!|d.will be at 10 a m Wednesda atrt.KHKH)Perrigo jmaaed away *aturlt;Uy *Funeral aervlata 3 00 oraJI^W1 *Wednesday, Church of Jtftu* T7z£] * ©---CRrtat of Utter Day Sainta lit oSm cn©ryi k di* Ward Interment will be In !*ru»- j ivRd i#ct Hill Cemettry. Narfolk, Ne*. :«L 72. t4 Merit© ftaaivood, 36. ...ft 152*Her husband preceded herHoly Family Catholic Church (in death.Survivors include two daugh-Manlvn L. Peterson ofWff? i- an#* Ift. at 3175 E. YatmamWed; Cyoiai# C Hufttie*. ]#. at n,.-m$ im|i felrfira* fetadrmjGrtiW U iU(;k*. 2*. at 24! 1 * UuuuTh#ne»Lraftka. Krianda w-ho wlah maymake donation* to the L DJi Church. Welfare ProgramThe Rosary will be recited at 7at Chapel of ters.Bur* Houston, Texas, and Linda ^•I ; Thereea A Tratrtman 21, «« 2^0*iinni'iVid Rfidftd A##.©av K 23. at 3022 14 Pike* 0 m tOdaV7 ?ri Ikftafik L Dft#««i. -1. A- . {.* ■ f a PdaI HI ft M AN — Mr.lt;Woody! Freeman oaaaed awg Runda Roftary atrvicea pm,, Tuesday. Nolan Funeral!{ Mftti of Chriatiar; !Juna,30 00 a.m., Wadneaday, Corpua (hrlatl Church Interment Ever* flMte Cemetery,Memories Mortuaryike* Peak Axeilia m M ftuei IIIJ XT 5 SZ taf wTli’be in Evergreen feme- Dreher of Canon City; twoMissouri Woman Drowns in AspenHerman Engel of and Ravmondbrothers.£ 54! 5L|! a©! !Mt?rvMrmm M Rrad. u, at *7m Portrait *NoUn! Jar#o©;jn© D CaldweJi, 2®. lt;4EUamiac Driv©MuMrs. Dreher was bom Feb Wichita, Kan.,«u4 a ai AMui j.iti *. ti | jj mil, jn Grainfiekl. Kan She Engel of Grainfield. t h r e e*,4*. ti. ^ me ha(j ljvlt;jd jn the pjkM peak Re. sisters, Josephine Kuhn ofE^wxrlifl ©. h o gion Since 1957 and was em- Hays. Kan.. Ib»rthea DefMi ofiC Bij(srrfce»*.. * ^ * T»,i ployed by Perk.ns-Shearer She Grainfield and Esther Weber ofdiscovered under the cover of the swimming pool Sunday afternoon, and preliminary reports indicate she died shortly after the beginning of the New Year, said Quirk He said the investigation is continuing and that the exact cause of death remains in question.ASPEN (AP» — A 34-year-atold Chesterfield. Mo., woman has drowned ui an Aspen motel’s swimming pool, authorities said.Detective Terry Quirk of the Aspen Police Department identified the woman as Melanie Gail Fishman.Ms. Fishman’s body waslift It Id s#n . t« f r MrClaude A. Berry win fc# V%#4n#»-day at 2:00 p.m., at th# fcLurit ********* cir*i© Mortuary, K#v. L#on Pbdl# of fl dating. Inl#rm#nl Ctmria ry.M '8^ Wm +* fin IJiVf v\« mmm * ^ ws£5*iJ u*‘4eBt4o n * *™ had lived in Colorado Springs Salina, Kan., and four grandr.Alil LH Grav» ‘ 1© fttrvir#*for Mr. H. IVan C»rv#r win b# Wefeeeaday, HM »m in Fair*vitw Cemgiery, Rev Robert \%1l* aon officiating tfi.unt)from 1938 to 1948 She attended childrenFredwtek E t aK©f. Ift. lt;4 FouAtaifi Rtfttaa C Harris. 11. of P iia'aia D©axa# K (*©a*©r 31, of M»vtm tertfig©; Kathy M Kma 25. *4 MammCprtefiCfegflaft W McOIUa III. 31. a* Ml791Reuben A. Sursalir.H — CeleitU C pasted ' J* ^ ^Sunday at a local hoapital. M Bfeaa* M. otRoaary aervkfg will tm Tuetday/IHt ftawaythe Brotherhood of Firemen and Engmemen, the AmericanSociety of Retired Persons. Colo-were at 11:30 am Memorial GarServicestodif atPWH I K##n#dy. 29. of 1524 Van field Av© ; Laurie J Crofl. 2*. 4 lv47w p.m., at the Chapel of Memo*ioei ________ ___________rlei; Ma*» Wedneaday, January wudl«lftV%©Koch To Issue Gav Riahis Orderdens Mausoleum for Reuben A4, 127H, at 10:00 am, atI k *frtltti hnlii* rhiar^hHolyj William M T©a#Abaum. 25, lt;4M/mtaaaia 4# ftfefltkumrn ftHart declined to sav whetherWT*1 he believed Bundy was still inthe area or had left the state In Glenwood Springs, mean-; jbe search in t’tah was trig-LmT wnim. s*. ofifwt cmmii 11901, in Lampass, Texas He! vin U Berrv of Denver. Claudel Rimn„ rthlie' she^i1,s dePutl(,s anrf gered by the report of two- ’ *• ' tV“ had livrt in Colorado Sprinca Mber. Bam of Dallaa. Edward Btmdy. wt» was aclrdulrt lo mwnhm of lb. abariff .JJOJ, Grand June* Colo docior,ride to a. .... . . . i------------- — resemblednurse, has vanished since he date,’ said Undersheriff Robert Bundvslipped from the Garfield Coun- Hart. “We just haven’t found . . .‘ ine doctors told police theydrove the man to Thompson.. . „ t „ Tracking dogs employed in Utah waifpd whl|f hf f||W #An all points bulletin re the search Saturday and Sunday gas can at a Mrvice stahonmamed in effect throughout were called off Monday. Hart and brought hjm back {0 h,s (.;irUtah on Monday. The Washing-said. “They were just following on H h,chwa\ton State Patrol said it had their own scent around in cir- Bundv‘ M has ^ charged been alerted to watch for a sil-icles and getting tired.” he ex- wjth f)rst^eKree murder in tluver Vega hatchback, with poss.- plained slaying of Cann Campbell of Ibly stolen Utah plates, which j Koad blocks in the area also Mich, who dis-Th. Rev Robert Wilsun will of-lMra. fee Mudd of Coldr»f.\B™!' ,be ®h**’ . t.l»« *nra.^ during • iki VK.tiouHie FB; htrt «aid agents in many skiers around here.]jn Aspen two years ago.o-pus Christi Catholic Churchriie Rev. John McCormick will be celebrant. Burial will be inBurial will be in Prospect Hill cbnard of Atherton. Calif; a Ever£** Cfemetery. The Rosa Kansas; three sisters. Zola EnCemetery in Norfolk. Neb The sister. Mrs. Natalie Copley of ry will be said at 7 p.m. to- ish and Nine Homburger. bothNolan Funeral Home m in Flagler; and five grandchildren at Nolan Funeral Horn jot Kansas, and Luella Million**an lof Nevada; three step - sisters,Alice Morris of Denver ____..^ , and Mrs Linda Fallucca ofA. Rr ©^*3*% ftlaij- cwoMkiiwin, 2840 S. Circle Drive, wh* VorthbrookIII,: four sisters. Mrs. Mabtc Boyd and Mrs. Pearl Miller, both oi C r e a I Springs. Mrs. Clara Booton of Burial will be in Robinson * Kirkland, Wash, and Mrs.Olive Loper of San Jose. Calif.;a brother, C. F, Goodwin of-i,-fTw eo. . 2. 1903. in Creal Springs. II! Hv Creal Springs and 12 grand-had lived in Colorado Springs, children and five great-grand-since 1972 and was formerly en-*****Dear Maverick:How can I say “thank you” to the many people involvedIn making a very merry Christmas for my children’5 I am a single mother of two, forced into unemployment by physical disability. I was informed by mail of Christmas Unlimited I went, and was amazed! New jeans and shirt for my son, hand-sewn pants and blouse for my daughter and many toys, some new, some rebuilt and refinished.Can you help me by furnishing an address that I may write to thank these people who obviously labored long and hard to make Christmas a happy one for not only my children, but many others? These people are truly the unsung heroes of Colorado Springs (there were also hand-sewn doll clothes andblankets). God bless them all! Thank you, Maverick.NNMa’am, you can write to our local Christmas Unlimited at3715 N. Sinton Rd. 80907. I’m shore they’ll be happy to hear from you.*****Dear Maverick:My husband and I are moving ourselves to Pennsylvania Jan II and are in need of boxes. If anyone has boxes they no longer need, please call 632-0385 and I will be glad to pick them up. Thank you.Mrs. DHno