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Building RemovalAt Perry Dam SiteL1KANSAS CITY—Two Topeka firms were among apparent successful bidders Thursday for removal of buildings and other real estate improvements in the Perry Dam and Reservoir area 16 miles northwest of Lawrence.The bids were opened at the district office of the Corps of U.S. Engineers.Champney Wrecking Co., Topeka, was the apparent top bidder to remove a well house.Bayless House Movers, Topeka, were successful bidders on offers of $171 and $125 to remove two buildings.Other apparent leading bidders:Jerald Duree, Oskaloosa; N. R. McGrew, Hoyt; Vernon Clark, Denison; and Douglas Child Jr., Ozawkie.The property for sale and removal was in the Thompson-ville area and in the rural farm area from two to seven miles northwest of Perry.The Perry Dam will lie about four miles northwest of the city of Perry and the lake at normal pool will have about 12,200 surface acres of water. Plans are for the $47.7 million project to be completed in calendar 1967.BaldwinPlayOpen TonightBaldwin High School’s senior class will present “The Diary of Anne Frank” at 8 tonight and Saturday evening in the high school gym.Dianna Hibner plays the leading role of Anne Frank. Other members of the cast are Carol Hoover as Margot Frank, Norman Shay as Mr. Frank, Mary K. Walker as Mrs. Frank, Tom Dillon as Peter Van Dann,John Gottstein as Mr. Van Dann, Judy McMillen as Mrs. Van Dann, David Sherlock as Mr. Dussel. Joan Hutchinson as Miep and Floyd Schmidt as Mr. Kraler.The play is directed by Karen Prather, speech instructor at the high school Shirley Francq is the stage manager, and Pat Mitchell assists her. Steve Schoepflin is head of sound effects; Sue Collins, of lights, and Clarence Rice, of curtains.Other crews include:Construction — Carol Hoover, chairman, David Sherlock, Mary Lou Zeliff, Doris Smith, Leo Butell and Charlie McDaniels.Props—Mary Lou Zeliff, Jeff Williams and Carole SturdyPublicity — Rosalee Newman, Sandy Elliott, Sheryl Sanborne, Gary Burton, Dennis Johnson, Dennis Ritchey and David Sherlock.Woman Sets $10 BillDETROIT (AP)- A woman’s fright cost a would-be bandit $10 Thursday.Ordering a pound of baloney and offering a $10 bill, the man tricked grocery store operator Madeline Aluia into opening the cash register. Then he pointed a gun.Mrs. Aluia, 57, screamed and ran out holding his $10 bilj.The man fled, too, leaving the baloney.LAWRENCEDairy Products — Meats — GrocerieBeer —■Open: Mon* - ThinFri. ft Sat.
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Lawrence Journal World
Lawrence, Kansas, US
Fri, Apr 24, 1964
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