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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
6
Susan Cherniss, coordinator of the Volunteers in Court program in Douglas County Juvenile Court, urges expanding volunteers and creating homes as alternatives to jail for juveniles. She envisions about 30 couples in July training and notes that caring and time matter more than money. Individuals or couples may contact the courthouse for involvement.
A one car crash on Missouri 215 six miles south of Stockton killed James Pyle 21 of rural Dadeville and Evelyn Sue Bingham 25 of Springfield. Pyle drowned after his car veered off a bridge into 35 feet of water near Stockon Lake. Bingham died on the bank as she sat fishing with her husband. Cedar County authorities and the Missouri Boat Patrol recovered Pyle's body.
Wallace Galluzzi of Has kell Indian Junior College will join two minority workshops at Fort Hays State College Hays as part of the annual Institute for Community Junior College Faculty Members Thursday and Friday.
State officials pressed to secure fuel for Kansas with signals of progress. Governor Docking to meet with officials arranged by John Connally and William Simon. Senator Dole announced a government oil official would assess farmer needs and oversee allocations in Kansas. Quality Oil of Topeka offered 13,000 gallons to aid drought areas and prevent wheat harvest loss.
Aries seeks clear aims to gain backing while using data. Taurus should act on secret plans and avoid uninformed advice. Gemini advised to listen to friends and sidestep arguments. Cancer placeholder note omitted. Leo seeks new outlets and ally with knowledgeable associate. Virgo to review finances and coordinate ideas. Libra warned about word choice and improving civic focus. Scorpio to start duties early and show devotion. Sagittarius enjoys recreation with mate and creative problem solving. Capricorn plans to improve home and business conditions. Aquarius persists with plan and praises a loyal associate. Pisces discusses plans with a business expert and money matters with debtors.
Wolf Creek Montana residents Bryan Susan Dan and Amelia Hilger run a near ten thousand acre spread along the Missouri River. They rebuilt the ranch after 1920s losses and now manage 85 cows a few breeding bulls with four siblings sharing chores. Despite offers to sell they plan to stay until successors take over.
Funeral services for Charles Ray Craig, 76, of Baldwin, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church with Dr. C I Coldsmith officiating. Burial follows in Oakwood Cemetery. He died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A retired Santa Fe Railroad employee, he lived in Baldwin since 1935 and was born June 24, 1896, at Neosho Rapids. Survivors include Jessie his wife, Lois Wiggins a daughter, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Local contractor offers kitchens baths additions general building repairs masonry and roofing services. Free estimates and 24 hour response. Call 842-7021 for scheduling and inquiries.
Mrs Mary H Barnes 87 of Topeka dies in a Topeka hospital. Services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Church Tonanoxie with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery Lawrence. Rosary 7:15 p.m. Sunday at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonanoxie. Survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday at the Quisenberry chapel.
Albert C. Huff of McLouth died Friday in Lawrence. He worked as a welder and was born January 18, 1918 in Oklahoma. Survived by wife Ermagine a son Donald a daughter Karla brother Odell Seattle and sister Flora Smith Wat son Okla. Funeral arrangements pending with Warren Mortuary.
Lawrence High cheerleaders will attend a week long camp in Norman Oklahoma starting Monday. Participants include Nancy Weidensaul Cinda Osness Anita Miller Annette Morrison Lynn Lewellen and Leslie Green. They will cover camp costs themselves and plan a summer garage sale and school year bake sales.
Kansas City report states a four year old boy apparently entangled a rope while climbing a tree in his back yard Friday and hanged himself.
Public notices in the Douglas County Probate Court announce hearings on final settlements for two estates. Petitions seek approval of accounts fees and distribution of assets. Hearings are scheduled in Lawrence with deadlines for defenses in July 1973.
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