Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 17

Rapid City Journal 1 7 Tuesday, January 16, 1973 City, area deaths Confab to air success of Indian youth programs SCOTTSBLUFF. Neb. A Wyoming House passes rights amendment i Mrs. Lulu G. Range Henry R.

Ros Sundance club re-elects officers SUNDANCE, Wyo. Officers were re-elected to another one- conference designed to Improve Mrs. Lulu G. Range, 89, the effectiveness of federally- I CHEYENNE, Wyo. (KP) -I resident of Rapid City the pastfunded prograirs dealing wiih seven years died Monday will held at year term by the Sundance Com- I fS dept.

store Sf "jj 1 0 BAKEN PARK mercial Club Friday. Roger Malhia, owner and op mM inpnu. Nebraska Western College in Services will be 7 p.m. Tues-lscottsbluff, Wednesday-Friday, day at Campbell-Paula FuneralAbout 60 persons who are di-Home with the Rev. Stu Hols- rectors of the federal projects ing officiating.

Burial will be, are expected to attend from Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) raced through the House of Representatives Monday on a vote of 40-21 but was expected to have tougher sledding in the State Senate. Acting under suspension of Us erator of the Apache Motel, will again serve as president; with Dick Hubbard, voc-ag teacher, and owner and operator of the! fraay at aarona cemetery in nearly every state, Rice Lake, Wis, The conference will be spon Services for Henry F. Rose, 63, who died Monday in a local hospital, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Behrens Mortuary with ijie Rev. Don Asman officiating, ourial will be in the Rose Cemetery near Pedro, for which a memorial has been established.

Rose was born Sept. 19, 1910 kj Rapid City. He attended uapid City schools and worked as a ranch hand in the Pedro area for several years. He married LeNora Ness June 26, 1940 in Rapid City. Rose worked for a time at Ellsworth AFB.

From July 1956 until the time of his death he was employed in the maintenance department at South Dakota "Champion Brand Name Store" sored by the U.S. Office of Edu Mrs. Range was born May 3, Arrownead moum, as vice-president; and Harold Bernd, Small Homes secretary-treasurer. Mathis asked that the offi rules at the request of Kep. Rcdaer McDaniel, D-Cheyenne, the House considered the measure on second and then final reading and sent it off to the Senate.

McDaniel said he asked for the rules suspension so the Senate could give early consideration to the measure' "before the cers along with George Letell-ier and G. W. "Buster" Pop- 1883 in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1919 cation and Chadron State Col-she married John D. Range at: lege, which received a $69,010 Muscatine, Iowa.

I grant last year to start a pilot She lived in Wisconsin for 45'program in career counseling years and in Largo, forlfor selected high school youths 13 years before moving to Rap- and to set up a series of con-id City to make her home with iferences for the directors of her daughter. Student Services, Upward Survivors include one daugh- Bound and Talent Search proj- nam serve on the budget com mittee. R. M. Bernd was reappointed chairman of the club's Store-Wide Famous Brand Name area development committee; ter, Mrs.

Virginia Maine, Rapid.eeis Three families of Indians will City; one son, Vernon Range, Rochelle, five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. press of other legislation hits us." But a statement by Rep, Warren Morton, RCasper, after the vote on the amendment suggested that the lawmakers have been getting heavy pressure from at least Shirley Hamil, named chairman of the Christmas Treats committee, and Jeanette Mathis, chairman of the committee to welcome new business people to the community. Popham asked that the club work with the city in planning ahe was preceded in death by be featured on the program at Scottsbluff. They are the Ellis Chipses of Wanblee, S. Charles Hard Hearts of Pine Ridge, S.D., and the Ben Kills in Waters of Scottsbluff.

They will give suggestions on how the her husband and four children. new Christmas lighting and Paul Rollen G. Painler HOT SPRINGS Services social-education programs for iharp was named as the cluo representative. A discussion was held onde- Indians can be improved and also answer questions from the project directors. Serving as "facilitators" who will develop communications between the families and the di for Rollen G.

Painter, who died Sunday at a Hot Springs hospital, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the State Veter one group opposed to the measure. "For the first time in my eight years as a legislator," he declared, "I have received a threatening letter." He said he could not respond to such threats and so had voted in favor of the amendment. The letter, which Morton asked to have made a part of ans Home auditorium with Chap rectors will be Marnee Fan velopment of Washington Park for which funds have been appropriated. It was agreed to draw up a resolution to present to the county recreation board asking that work on the park be finished.

lain Peter Dahlberg officiating. Burial will be in the state home cemetery under direction of Mc-Colley's Chapel of the Hills. ning, principal of the Red Cloud Indian School at Pine Ridge, and Mary Lou Madison and Verone Moreno, counselors the record of the house, was Painter was born Oct. 6, 1891, signed by Jane Holbrook, chairman of the Women for Main for the Roswell, N.M., Employ AdverttftF-mimr. at Henning, Minn.

He served in the U.S. Army during World War I. taining the Difference Between the Sexes and Against the Equal Right Amendment, Morton said. and Survivors include a sister. School of Mines and Technology.

-Survivors include his widow, LeNora, Rapid City; one son, Fredrick, Warsaw, one daughter, Jane Rose, Rapid City; three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Freda Hartman and Mrs. Josie McPherson, Rapid City; Mrs. Myrtle Cline, Columbia Falls, and Mrs. Wilma Busher, Toledo, and one brother, Harmon Rose, Rapid City.

Frank L. Plubel! Frank L. Plubell, 49, died Monday in a local hospital. He had worked for the Boeing Co. for the past 11 years and in Rapid City one year.

Plubell was born Oct. 1, 1923 at Clearfield, where he attended schools. He married Edith Hutchison Jan. 4, 1948 at Butte, Mont. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Elks Club at Lewistown, Mont.

4 Survivors include his widow, Edith, Rapid City; four daughters, Tammy, Rapid City; Valerie Gore and Linda Warmer, both of Billings, and Su- Manne Retterer, Lewistown, six grandchildren and one brother, Robert Plubell, Frenchville, Pa. Services are pending in Lewistown, with Cloyde Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Behrens Mortuary 3s in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Carrie Harry PHILIP Services for Mrs.

Carrie Harry, who died Mon ment mining tenter. The conference "commentator," Dale Hayes, director of the Dropout Prevention Program at Pine Ridge, will summarize each day's activities. Conference chairman will be Mrs. H. G.

Van Dover, Springfield. Mo. nnnn J. Michael Rudy, director of the program operated by Chad Ellsworth officials attend safely seminar Col. Raymond J.

King, 44th mm ron USD Wacipi includes area Indian dancers VERMILLION Gourd danc Strategic Missile Wing vice commander at Ellsworth AFB, ers and hoop dancers will be Volunteer group sets orientation meeting The Volunteer Service Bureau and Mai. Richard R. Goschke, reacured at Dakota wacipi safety chief, have returned from (pow wow) at the Coyote Stu Good News For Everyone No matter who you are or what you have done, God loves you and offers you everlasting life. This is the "good news" from Christianity to all people. Christians will be favored over others and will be a part of God's invisible and visible supernatural government in the new world to come a paradise on earth for all people to enjoy.

Send for more free Bible news to The Bible Standard, Chester Springs, Pa. 19425. The foundations for this new world are being laid right now, and when the present great "time of trouble" described in the Bible ends, mankind will "rejoice with exceeding great A paid insertion. will hold an orientation meet- a safety seminar at Francis E. Warren AFB, Wyo.

dent Center at the University of South Dakota, Saturday. The me Wednesday at 4:30 in The seminar focused on new event is sponsored by the W. H. the Surbeck Center ballroom at Now In Progress Shop Daily 9 till 9 Sunday 12:30 5:30 ideas and fresh approaches to Over Dakota Museum at USD. the South Dakota School of accident prevention and ground The gourd dances will begin Mines and Technology.

at 8 p.m. by Omaha Indians safety. Government vehicle operators at the six minuteman fnm the Lincoln. Participants will hear an explanation of volunteer programs. The meetine mav be of missile bases of the Fourth Stra These dances differ consider tegic Missile Division drove 35 ably from the Dakota and Lako- special interest to persons who million miles in 1972.

Shopper's Charge yoor charge Account Master Charge wouia line 10 ao volunteer ta dances familiar to this area. A group of hoop dancers led Some 90 government vehicle accidents, resulting in proper by Oliver Janis of Pine Ridge Haggerty Charge welcome BankAmericard ty damages were re will perform at 9 p.m., and traditional and social dances corded during the year. The fig day morning at the Philip Nursing Home, are pending with Woodall Funeral Home in SPRINGS CITY COURT HOT SPRINGS Magistrate ure represents a reduction from will follow. Two groups of sing L. Watson presiding: the 106 accidents and $100,000 Public intoxication Belva There's Something For Everyone in The Journal in damages reported in 1971.

charge of arrangements. Mrs, Harry was born April 19, "1390, at Pierre. She had lived ers will accompany the dancers. These are the Porcupine Singers from Pine Ridge and the Yankton Singers. Brave, Rapid City, and Mar- one L.

Hopkins, Pnngle, each fined $20, suspended to leave in the Midland and Ottumwa 'areas until moving to Philip about eight years ago to make Dancers from several states are expected, master of cere -her home with a son. Hot Springs for one year; Dennis R. Hopkins, Pringle, and Kenneth J. Jagula, Hot Springs, each $20. I I monies wiE be Burton Steppe of Fort Thompson and the public is invited to attend.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Marvin Bowen, Philip, and V. .1 II I I I If I Mrs. Robert Sterling, Hiehmore; four sons, Robert and Rus- nrrvTTNrr, sell of Dubuque, Iowa, Clayton of Ottumwa and Ivan, Philip, WW ,3 10 Alex Steele ANNUAL SCHMELE BULL SALE Wednesday, January 31 1:30 P.M. SELLING 70 HEAD OF BIG, RUGGED COMING 2-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD BULLS At Tht Ranch In Heated Barn: 4 miles west, 3 miles north of Newell, S.D., Roads will be marked.

In 1h. thrt. rat. of gain ttsft tntmd recently by ut, th high gaining H.rtfard in laeh cot. wot from aur K.rl and Hi.

built in tht. Ml. ar. of Hit lam. blood linu which HUSKER MISCHIEF, ASTER and REAL ANXIETY.

Ranchon who hav. th. bulli thit y.ar say thy an th. but w. havi had.

W. will hav. a lampl. of our cow h.rd available f.r inip.clion on al. day For more Information coll: Bill Schmele, owner, 456-2605, New.ll, S.D.

Alex Steele. 77. 906 Omaha. ALL FLOOR MODELS MUST DISAPPEAR AT REDUCED PRICES Monday in a Rapid City hospital. He was born Oct.

25, 1895 at TPine Ridge. Services are pend-ine. with CamtAell-Paula Fu neral Home in charge of ar rangements A H8M Serving A Great Community Since 1879 1 5 Phone 343-0145 Rapid City TA-12SN Behrens I Mortuary SEVENTH AND ST. FRANCIS i. 7 XI BUDGET PRICED WITH CAPACITY AND CONVENIENCE TBF 15DM TFF 18DN 00 $195 r- LT 0 0 0 a 0 0 14.7 Cu.Ft.

"NO FROST" REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER $299" Was 336.88 No Defrosting Ever! Freezer Holds up to 148 lbs. Ice 'n Easy Trays or Add an Automatic Icemaker now or later, optional, extra. Extra Deep Door Shelf Separate Temperature Controls Only 3072" wide, 67" high BIG 17.5 Cu.Ft. "NO FROST" REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER $44988 Wai 474.88 Fresh and Frozen Foods Store Side-by-Side. No Defrosting Ever Freezer Holds up to 207 lbs.

Ice 'n Easy Trays or Add an Automatic Icemaker now or. later, optional, extra. Slide-Out 7 Day Meat Keeper Four Deep Door Shelves Slide-Out Vegetable Pan Only 307a" wide, 64" high 11.5 eu. ft Manual Defrost Refrigerator Freezer holds up to 64 lbs. Two Ice 'n Easy trays Full width chiller tray holds up to 19 Ideal for drinks or desserts Huge vegetable bin holds 910 bushel.

Only 28" wide, 61" high; needs no door clearance at side. 'Sparkling white exterior THE NEW PRESHO LIVESTOCK AUCTION PRESHO, S. D. located on Interstate 90, 170 miles east of Rapid City, er hr. drive from the corn belt area.

Salt every Saturday Special caK sal dates are as follows JANUARY 20 SAL, FEBRUARY 1 0 JANUARY 27 FEBRUARY "24 Special stock cow bred heifer tale February 3 One complete dispersion of 120 young cows already listed plus 200 head bred 800 lb. Hereford heifers. We can use more bred heifers and cows for this sale. On last sale 4850 head on a higher market en all classes of cattle. Heavy steer calves look $2 higher.

Herb Smith 34 sirs 890 lb Loren Smith 29 strs 960 lb Harlen Halverson 55 blk wf strt 890 lb. Charles langdeau 47 limousin Hereford cross strs 530 lb Jim Murphy 1 7 limousin strs 540 lb Milton Ness 24 limousin strs 575 lb Ab langdeau 14 limousin strs 420 lb Uoyd langdeau 31 limousin strs 525 lb les langdeau 30 limousin strs 550 lb Ed Jessop 17 Charlai strs 680 lb $48.00, 19 hfrs 600 lb Herman Bros. 260 hd of Angus strs 417 lb $65 10, 200 Angus hfrs 395 lb David Peterson 45 hfrs 410 lb Jerry Smith 31 Angus strs 500 lb $56.10, 17 Angus 450 lb lyle Halvorsen 23 blk wf strs 760 lb $48.60, 21 blk wf hfrs 680 lbs Dick Hudson 30 strs 500 lb $59.75, 14 blk wf strs 565 lb Lawrence R. Kruse 63 strs 440 lb $60.25, 35 strs 380 lb $64.00, 42 hfrs 390 lb Cliff Buxcel 8 strs 545 lb $56 00, 7 hfrs 480 lb Sam Smith 23 strs 500 lb $59.10, 11 strs 420 lb $61.50, 25 hfrs 475 lb Gene Halvorsen 45 blk wf strs 580 lb $57.80, 10 strs 450 lb $60.50, 30 hfrs 505 lb Steve Tavlor 22 Charlai strs 600 lb $50.10, 22 Charlai hfrs 550 lb Glen Hutchinson 60 Charlai Angus cross strs 605 lb $51 .00, 20 Semitol strs 760 lb 1 1 blk strs 580 lb $54.70, 25 Charlai Angus cross hfrs640 lb $48 00, 43 Charlai Angus cross hfrs 550 lb Harold Smith 19blk wf strs 540 lb $59.00, '14 hfrs 520 lb John Houchin 23 strs 520 lb $57.50, 25 hfrs 450 lb Jerry Sieler 9 strs 565 lb $59 00, 7 strs 400 lb Lawrence Kriege 20 Angus strs 550 lb Norman Allen 22 strs 510 lb $59.25, 1 1 strs 400 lb $60.25, 13 hfrs 400 lb John Peterson 23 blk wf strs 580 lb $57.40, 31 hfrs 535 lb Orville Fuoss 27 wf strs S20 lb $59.20, 16 Charlai strs 550 lb $55.00, 20 Charlai hfrs 510 lb $50.10. Cow market wat steady Bulls Phone 895-2553 Presho collect to list your consignments DELMAR VOLLMER Owner Operator We have new facilities with a computerized ring scale-Peed I water in all pens pen room to handle 6000 hd of cattle.

0 (3IjDDI)7 BUILDING -CENTER Rapid City 306 Main 343-1115.