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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1971
Page
8
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 51 inpatients including adults and pediatrics with six babies. Multiple names and addresses indicate births today and on Tuesday including several families in Humboldt Lavonburg and Parsons with newborns and recent admissions.
The Mid-America Dairymen board initiates a feasibility study with Dairymen Inc. and Associated Milk Producers Inc. to explore closer ties or potential consolidation with other milk marketing cooperatives. The effort, approved after a Kansas City meeting, requires board and member approval.
About 30 people auditioned Monday for six roles in NCCJC's musical You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Professor George Mastick says some will be recalled Tuesday with casting announced Friday. The show costs about 600 dollars, with oversized props to look like children.
Walter Edgar Pfundstein 70 died after a six day illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Former Consolidated Aircraft inspector, born February 17 1901 in Pueblo Colorado, survived by sister Mrs Kiva Gallagher Borger Texas and nephews. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Johnson Chapel with Dr Livingston Witten officiating, Elmwood Cemetery.
Local stock quotes show Kustom Electronics bid 812 and asked 86 while ILC Products quotes at 638 and 6 percent. Furnished through Westamerica Securities Inc.
Parsons United Fund enters formal campaign phase with a goal of 46400 to fund community needs. Chief engineers are Jerry D. Lilley president and Dr Jack Martin campaign chairman, following a 1970 quota of 45000.
William George of Erie was chosen treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by Virgil Mix’s retirement from the Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Lou Reinhardt was named to succeed Mix. The August medical records show 262 in-patients and 262 outpatients with occupancy and daily averages reported.
Japan’s Prince Hitachi and Princess Hanako toured the White House Rose Garden with President Nixon and attended a tea ceremony hosted by Mrs. Nixon. Apollo 15’s James Irwin received a high school letter sweater for being the best long distance man at East High School. Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys gained probationary leniency to perform alternative service touring prisons and hospitals. Beatle George Harrison’s My Sweet Lord named best single of the year in Melody Maker poll.
Humboldt's district keeps the Language Arts Typing Program alive after federal Title II funds end. Principal Gene Schulze started it three years ago with $92,358 for an annex, electric typewriters, and a teacher. The program’s future relies on local support from the community, teachers, school board, and citizens.
The Rev. Harmon Schmelzenbach, on furlough from the Republic of South Africa, will address the Friday meeting at 7 30 p m at the Church of the Nazarene. As zone supervisor, he has overseen church operations and liaised with the government. He and his wife with three children reside in Idaho during furlough.
A Stark reunion for the 1928 Stark High School class will be held at Stark on September 25 and 26 with an open house at 8 p.m. in the Friends Church basement and invitations extended to classes 25 26 27 29 30 and 31. Chris Rensing of 112 S. Central reported his half ton truck was backed into by a bulldozer at the city landfill Monday. The bulldozer operator was Earl Ratliff of 1205 S. Malcolm. Minor damage was reported to the truck.
Arma voters backed a $992,000 school building bond, but Northeast Unified School District 246 rejected the measure by 165 votes. The tally was 1,304 against and 1,139 in favor.
The Dennis Time Menace program, funded by federal dollars until this year, continues in the Hum boldt district at about 7 400 in cost for 246 students. Students from third grade type using electric machines, aided by Marjorie Harwood, with each class earning responsibility and a student produced school paper.
President Nixon funds refunds for students at Marmaton Valley Schools. Students will receive $1 for each textbook rental and an extra dollar for gymnasium suit rentals. Refund days set for Tuesday and Wednesday. applicants may apply refund against lunch costs.
New facilities for juvenile detainees are planned within the county jail complex in Independence. A new floor above the jail quarters will house juvenile wards with three cells and a shower room for boys and two cells and shower rooms for girls. Project cost estimated at $10,000.
Parsons Housing Authority plans to file an application within two weeks for additional low-rent housing units in Parsons. Assistant city manager Darrel W. Kreighbaum notes Belmont Towers as the first public housing high rise for the elderly and that leasing will expand the supply for non-elderly residents and aid Westgate Homes, sponsored by St. John's Episcopal Church and FHA financing in Topeka.
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