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Records Thursday, November 4, 1993 Rapid City Journal Today's obituaries Edward S. Karp, 87 Mesquite, Texas Anna Pendo Radalyac, 95 Watsonville, Calif. Toby Jess Barraclough, 48 Spearfish Alma Mae Vojta, 88 Rapid City Celeste DeRosier, 83 St. Onge Thad L. Benton, 75 Edgemont DuWayne E.

Thunder Bull, 14 Allen Myron R. Collamer 63 Chadron, Neb. Edward S. Karp MESQUITE, Texas Edward Karp, 87. Mesquite, formerly of Underwood, S.D., died Tuesday, 2.

1993, in Mesquite. He was born Dec. 25, 1905. to chael and Elizabeth (Lehn) Karp Indianola. Neb.

He attended school the Indianola area. One of his interests was memorizing and ing poetry. He married Anna Nachtigall Nov. 29, 1933, at New Underwood. He was a farmer and rancher in the Lakeside.

S.D., area most of his life. The family moved to the Sturgis, S.D., area so the children could attend St. Martin's Catholic School. He enjoyed playing baseball and softball, and was a pitcher with the Mesquite Old Pro softball team in Mesquite. He is survived by his wife.

Anna Karp, New Underwood; three sons. Don Karp, Rapid City. S.D., Fred Karp, rural Meade County, S.D.. and Kenny Karp, New Underwood, five sisters, Rita Stangle and Rosalie Stangle, both of New Underwood. Judy Warren, Stafford, Jeanie McQuistion.

Mesquite, and Theresa Moore, Norfolk. Neb. 31 grandchildren: 32 great -grandchildren, and one sister, Florence Wakefield. McCook. Neb.

He was preceded in death by one son, two brothers, and one sister. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at Behrens Mortuary in Rapid City, and one hour before services at the church. A rosary will be said at 7 p.m.

Friday at Behrens Mortuary, with the Rev. Dan Juelfs officiating. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Therese the Little Flower Catholic Church in Rapid City, with the Rev.

Dan Juelfs and the Rev. Leo O'Doherty officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. A memorial has been established. Anna Pendo Radalyac WATSONVILLE.

Calif. Anna Pendo Radalyac, 95, Watsonville, formerly of Lead, S.D., died Monday, Oct. 18, 1993, at Madonna Manor Retirement Home in Salinas, Calif. Survivors include two nephews, four nieces, and numerous greatnieces and great-nephews. Services were Oct.

21 at Mehls Colonial Chapel in Watsonville. Burial was in Roman Catholic Cemetery in Watsonville. Omission Toby Jess Barraclough SPEARFISH Toby Jess Barraclough, 48, Spearfish, died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1993. in California.

Survivors include his wife, Barbara Barraclough, Spearfish; two sons, David Barraclough, Rapid City, and Daniel Barraclough, Spearfish; and three daughters, Jeni Barraclough, Jami Barraclough and Joni Barraclough, all of Spearfish. Arrangements are pending with Fidler Funeral Chapel in Spearfish. Alma Mae Vojta Alma Mae Vojta, 88, Rapid City, died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1993, at Rapid City Regional Hospital. Mrs.

Vojta was born Oct. 8, 1905, in Sheldon, N.D., to Saul and Etta (Miner) Thomas. She married James Vojta on May 8, 1925. She and her family moved from Faith to Rapid City in 1945. They owned and operated Jim's One Stop Service until James died in 1987.

Survivors include one son, Francis Vojta, Las Vegas, four daughters. Jean Butler, Faith, Loretta Artz, Prescott, Joann Singpiel, Rapid City, and Connie Johnson, Elk City, six grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; and one daughter-inlaw and four sons-in-law, of whom she was very fond. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Jamie, and two brothers. Oliver and Halfred Thomas. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday at Mountain View Cemetery in Rapid City, with John Lane officiating. Family and friends may gather at Behrens Mortuary one hour before services A memorial has been established. Celeste DeRosier ST. ONGE Celeste DeRosier, 83, St. Onge, died Sunday, Oct.

31, 1993, at Belle Fourche Long Term Care Center. Survivors include her daughter, Naoda Ingraham, Amity, five grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; and two sisters, Reva Chamberlain and Anita Wiessner, both of Salem, Ore. Services were held Wednesday, Nov. 3. at St.

Onge Community Memorial Hall, with the Rev. Jonathan Riedel officiating. Burial was in St. Onge Cemetery. Arrangements, were, with Spearfish.

Carlsen- Thad L. Benton EDGEMONT Thad L. Benton. 75, Edgemont, died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1993, at Rapid City Regional Hospital.

Survivors include his wife, Alberta Benton, Hot Springs. Arrangements are pending with Vande Chapels of Edgemont. Correction Omission BELLE FOURCHE In WedHOT SPRINGS Wednesday's nesday's obituary for Philip John obituary for Vernon Garrett, 81, Hot Sheridan, 86, Belle Fourche, the Springs, should have reported that a cemetery was incorrectly listed. memorial has been established. Burial will be in Mason Cemetery.

PLEASE. CAN YOU HELP AT THANKSGIVING? YOU CAN HELP PROVIDE HOT, HOME-COOKED DINNERS, AND A SENSE OF FAMILY THROUGH YOUR GENEROUS $16.70 will help feed 10 hungry people $33.40 will help feed 20 hungry people $58.45 will help feed 35 hungry people $167 will help feed 100 hungry people DuWayne E. Thunder Bull ALLEN DuWayne E. Thunder Bull, 14. Allen, died Monday Nov.

1, 1993. north of Gordon. Neb. in an auto accident. Survivors include his parents, Earl and Arlene Thunder Bull, Allen: two brothers, Charles Thunder Bull and Wesley Thunder Bull, and one stepbrother.

Toni Gay, all of Allen; and one stepsister. Nita Gay, Luverne. Minn. Two- night wake service begins at 2 p.m. today at the Allen CAP Office.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Inestimable Episcopal Church in Allen, with Capt. Gilford Noisy Hawk officiating. Burial will be in Inestimable Episcopal Cemetery in Allen. Sioux Funeral Home in Pine Ridge is in charge of arrangements.

Myron R. Collamer Jr. Nov. 2, 1993, at Chadron Community Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Collamer, Chadron; five daughters, Linda Irene Paulson, Vermillion, S.D., Catherine Mary Rosane.

Custer, S.D., Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, Gering, Patricia Ann Casto, Tupelo, and Lisa Ann Nayeem, Brooklyn, N.Y.; one brother, "Jack Collamer, Glenwood, Iowa; and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Chadron, with the Rev. Ed Cortney officiating.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in Chadron. Chamberlain Funeral Chapel of Chadron is in charge of arrangements. CHADRON, Neb. Myron R. Collamer 63, Chadron, died Tuesday, White Clay woman will perform on WHITE CLAY, Neb.

A White Clay singer-songwriter's appearance on a morning talk and entertainment television program, will be at 8 a.m. Frid Nov. 12. on KEVN Television, channel 7 and cable channel 8. Deb Carpenter was selected in a nationwide contest to perform on host Vicki Lawrence's show and was one of eight people who taped a performance at Burbank, in early September.

Carpenter. 34, will sing a song she wrote, Kept A Bitin' All Night," which tells the story of an experience she had. She is a teacher at Pine Ridge School and Oglala Lakota College in South Dakota, and was profiled in an Aug. 29 story in the Rapid City Journal. Legion Auxiliary needs volunteers for vets gift shop FORT MEADE The annual American Legion Auxiliary gift shop for the Fort Meade Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Sturgis will be held Monday, Nov.

15, through Thursday, Nov. 18. Legion Auxiliary members from throughout the state donated items that hospitalized veterans can use as Christmas gifts for family members. The American Legion will ship the gifts free of charge. The auxiliary needs volunteers to help veterans shop for presents and wrap them.

For more information, call Alice Holcomb at 605 375-3459. Clip and. mail with vout YES! I want Thanksgiving to help by share teeding the joy hungry and hope people of during the holiday season and Enclosed is my tax $16.70 $33.40 $58.45 Name Address City costs are averages and include food, the Mission and serving meals. throughout the year. deductible gift of.

$167 Other preparation, overhead expenses of operating Corner Stone Rescue Mission 30 Main St. P.O. Box 2188 Dept. S93T Serving homeless needs of the Rapid City, SD 57709-2188 THANK YOU! for 10 years Police blotter Vandals smashed the windshields of three vehicles parked in the lot of a school in the 300 block of Kansas City Street on Tuesday. Rapid City police also are investigating the report of a stolen vehicle.

A 1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse was stolen from the 600 block of St. Joseph Street. The car is valued at $16,000. If you have observed a crime or other suspicious activity, call Secret Witness, 394-2600. All information is kept confidential.

Fire log Tuesday 8:56 a.m., 518 St. Joseph system malfunction. 12:01 p.m., 414 E. Omaha rescue cail, not needed. 2:11 p.m., 1411 Downing medical call.

6:11 p.m., 120 Disk Drive, system malfunction. 8:30 p.m., 2700 W. Main false call. Wednesday 12:41 a.m., 515 Sixth smoke scare. 2:42 a.m., 1001 Blaine medical call.

7:23 a.m., 3702 Schamber medical call. 10:18 a.m., 921 Wood medical call. 1559 S. Kepp Court, unintentional call. 11:51 a.m., intersection of Haines Avenue and Disk Drive, vehicle fire, $250 damage.

1:43 p.m., 2211 La Crosse medical call. 1:51 p.m., 2311. Judy Drive, medical call. Births Ellsworth Air Force Base Oct. 28 A girl to Billy and Monica Fly.

Oct. 29 A boy to Jeffrey and Laurie Gorr. Oct. 30 A boy to Michael and Deborah Rowe. Oct.

31 A boy to Tad and Cheryl Auker. Rapid City Regional Hospital Oct. 27 A boy 10 Troy and Anntoinette Lurz of Box Elder and a boy to Chad Blodgett and Pamela Berkeley of Piedmont. Oct. 28 A girl to Mark Shuck and Elaine Candelaria-Shuck of Sturgis and a boy to Travis and Pamela DeJong of Box Elder.

City man felony sexual By Kobi Ebert Journal Staff Writer A Rapid City man faces a felony charge of sexual contact with a child under 16 and a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure. Elliott Brian Low Dog, 29, made his first court appearance on Wednesday. According to police reports, Low Dog sexually molested an 8-year-old and a 5-year-old, while he was babysitting them. Other details in the case were unavailable due to a court-ordered information suppression known as a "gag order." The order prohibits release of information until after the defendant appears at his preliminary hearing. The date and time of the preliminary hearing also is suppressed.

The maximum penalty on felony sexual contact conviction is 15 years in prison and a $15,000 fine. In other 7th Circuit Magistrate Court action: Garath N. Patton, 30, 749 E. Anamosa faces a grand theft charge. According to court records, Patton cut and sold 16 truckloads of timber from his neighbor's property.

The incident reportedly occurred in July. A grand theft conviction carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Patton's preliminary hearing was scheduled for Dec. 9. Jose Sanchez Reyes, 37, 228 Main made his first court ap- faces charge of contact S.

New Nov. Miin in many recit- on pearance on a fourth offense of driving under the influence. Police stopped Reyes on Tuesday after they observed him driving at a high rate of speed on Mount Rushmore Road, according to police reports. The arresting officer detected alcohol I on Reyes' breath and noticed he was unsteady on his feet. Reyes was "belching beer and had bad hiccoughs" and failed field sobriety tests, reported police.

Court records show that Reyes was convicted on a third DUI charge in Pennington County in August of 1992. If convicted on the fourth offense, Reyes faces five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. His preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday. Steven D. McCoy, 26, 307 E.

Adams was charged with a third offense of driving under the influence. According to police reports, McCoy led police on a high-speed chase with speeds more than 80 mph in west Rapid City on Tuesday. The chase ended when McCoy pulled over on Sheridan Lake Road, but McCoy refused to get out of his vehicle. Officers had to pry McCoy's hands off the steering wheel and pull him out of the car. McCoy was convicted on DUI charges in January of 1990 and in July of 1991 in Pennington County, according to court records.

A conviction on the third offense carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison and a $2,000 fine. McCoy's preliminary hearing was scheduled for Nov. 9. Karp Karp Impact America crusade attendance totals 4,000 About 1,800 people heard coun- from Impact America. try gospel singer Susie Luchsinger Lowell Lundstrom Impact Wednesday night, Lundstrom at the spoke on the subject of drugs, alAmerica event Tuesday night at cohol and sex.

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