V1NCENNES SUN-COMMERCIAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1995 A2 TT 1 4f "pgr- AP Pope paraphernalia A maintenance worker opens a kiosk to sell Pope Jersey next month are being sold to help pay for a John Paul II merchandise at the Newport Center Mass at Giants Stadium and a visit to Sacred Heart Mall in Jersey City, N.J., on Tuesday. The official Cathedral in Newark. The Pope is scheduled to souvenirs of the pope's visit to New York and New arrive in Newark on Oct. 4.
North Knox School Corporation discusses the possibility of a computer bulletin board Helen M. Burrell LAWRENCEVILLE, III. Helen M. Burrell, 77, Lawrcnceville, died at 2:58 a.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Village Nursing Home.
She was born Sept. 5, 1918. in Bridgeport, the daughter of Bert Barnet and Martha Elizabeth (Potts) Jackman. She was a honiemaker and member of the First Christian Church in Lawrenceville, Royal Neighbors, Lawrence County Genealogy Society, Eagles Auxiliary and the Toussaint Dubous Chapter of the D. A.R.
Surviving arc her husband, Paul Raymond Burrell; three daughters. Lindsay Burrell of Lawrenceville; Martha Fane of Indianapolis and Paula Chess of Valparaiso, a sister, Mary Lou Forbes of Lawrenceville; three grandsons; and two greatgrandchildren. Two brothers and two sisters are deceased. The funeral will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at the Emmons-Maeey Funeral Home, with burial in the Lawrenceville City Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. until the hour of the service Thursday. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the church organ fund or the Genealogy Society through the funeral home. C. Frank Devlin GALLUP.
N.M. Vincennes native, C. Frank Devlin. 79. Gallup, died Sept.
3 at the Health South Rehabilitation Hospital in Albuquerque. He was born Oct. 24, 1915, the son of Edward and Nellie (Vallcly) Devlin. He attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church and grade school, and graduated from Gibault High School. Devlin served in the Army during World War II and retired from the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1977.
He had been a resident of Gallup for the past 62 years. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish and was a fourth degree Knight in the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his wife, Julia (Bora) Devlin, whom he married in Sept. 1939; three sons, Thomas Devlin of Gallup, Edward Devlin of Taos, and Gene Devlin of Fredrick, five daughters, Mary Ellen Coakley of Apopka, Carole Devlin of Richmond, Deanna Regnstorff of Ellensburg, Judy Devlin of Albuquerque and Valerie Hren of Gallup; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A son, daughter, granddaughter and 10 brothers and sisters are deceased.
The funeral was at 10 a.m. Sept. 6 at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Gallup. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Park in Gallup. Rollie Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
Irene Castor A graveside service for Irene Castor will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Harbin-Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the Goodwin Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.
Mary J. Larson Mary J. Larson, 83, formerly of Vincennes, died at 1 1:51 p.m. Monday at Garden City (Mich.) Hospital. She was born March 17, 1912, in Carlisle, the daughter of George G.
and Minnie Arnold. She and her late husband, Paul L. Larson, had owned Moore and Miller Drug Store. She was a member of St. John Catholic Church and St.
Anne's Altar Society and was active in Gray Ladies at Good Samaritan Hospital. Surviving are six daughters, Sister Mary Paul Larson of Prior, Alma Greenburg of Folsom, Paula Reel of Levonia, Phyllis Boehm of Indianapolis, Judith Wilkinson of Atlanta, and Kathlena Hughes of Westphalia; 24 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Two brothers and three sisters are deceased. A Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the St.
John Catholic Church, the Rev. Donald Ackerman officiating. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Ducsterbcrg-Fredrick Funeral Home where a rosary will be recited at 6 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to the St. John church. Violet G. Parker A memorial service for Violet G. Parker will be conducted at 2 p.m.
on Saturday at the Pinkstaff, 111., United Methodist Church, the Rev. Harold Shaffer officiating. Brockman and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Kathryn L. Tisdale A graveside service for kathryn L.
Tisdale will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Vincennes. After the graveside service, a memorial will be held from 1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ridgecrest Baptist Church in Vincennes.
The Rev. Duane Ambrose will officiate. Merle E. Jones CASEY, 111. A service for Merle E.
Jones was at 10:30 a.m. today at the Markwell and Son Funeral Home, with Ruth Yates officiating. Burial was in Washington Street Cemetery in Casey. Cunningham Funeral Home in Bridgeport was in charge of local arrangements. Violet L.
Lucas The funeral for Violet L. Lucas was at 1:30 p.m. today at the Goodwin Funeral Home, the Rev. James Storey officiating. The Rev.
James Storey officiated and Carol Bowman was the organist. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Billy Lucas, Thomas W. Culp, Marcus Culp, Leon Culp. Thomas A.
Culp, Cheryl Culp, James Ransford and Lisa Ransford. Carrie Catherine Vance The funeral for Carrie Catherine Vance was at 10 a.m. today at the Gardner Funeral Home with burial in Centerville Cemetery in Lawrence County, 111. Ron Barnes and Ian Farnsley officiated. Carol Bowman was the organist.
Pallbearers were Robert Painter, Gilbert Lance, Robert Vance, Steve Rode, Mark Rode and Basil Teising. Eva Pearl Banks LAWRENCEVILLE, 111. The funeral for Eva Pearl Banks was at 11 a.m. today at the Emmons-Maeey Funeral Home, with burial in the Lawrenceville City Cemetery. Alberta L.
Williams Woodsmall SULLIVAN The service for Alberta L. Williams Woodsmall was at 1 1 a.m. today at the Holmes Memorial Chapel in Sullivan, the Rev. Randy McNeely officiating. Burial was in Mount Zion Cemetery in New Lebanon.
giving final approval for the installation. Singleton said if the FREENET bulletin board is set up, a committee of community volunteers would be set up to oversee it. The equipment probably will be located in North Knox High School, and perhaps high school students will be among the volunteers who will type data into it, she said. The bulletin board could be used to communicate information from the schools, community organizations, public libraries and perhaps local businesses to the community, she said. In other business, the board: Granted permission for the Warriorettes drill team to travel to Orlando, to participate in national competition.
The board tabled the request of the squad to use the school's van pending the exploration of other means of transportation, Ringo said. Appointed Deborah Clubbs as junior high academic team coach. Appointed Paul Mackey as head junior high boys basketball coach and Max Nicholas as assistant coach. Appointed Charlene Groves and Tim Groves as eighth grade and seventh grade girls basketball coaches, respectively. Appointed Amy Utt at seventh grade cheerleader sponsor.
Appointed Donna Kaiser as buddy site coordinator. Declared as surplus various pieces of equipment which had been used in a business education laboratory. Some of the equipment may be transferred to other departments, but some may eventually be sold at public auction, Ringo said. By EDWARD L. SEBRING staff writer BICKNELL The North Knox School Corporation is considering creating and operating a computer bulletin board for the North Knox community.
At its meeting Tuesday, the corporation's board authorized Director of Technology and Curriculum Barbara Singleton to pursue a grant of equipment from Access IndianaNational Public Telecomputer Network, which would create a FREENET bulletin board here. The grant could be approved and the equipment in place and operating by the end of the year. Singleton said. However, Superintendent Bill Ringo said he believes board members may want more information regarding costs before Major water main being buried near river By CHRYSTAL HOLMES staff writer LAWRENCEVILLE, 111. Work has begun on burying a new water line beneath the Embarras River bed on the city's north side.
The line is one of two major water mains which bring water from wells on the Allison Prairie to the city of Lawrenceville, which in turn supplies water to other areas of the county. Although one line is buried, one line lies on top of the river bed. Keiffer Brothers of Mount Carmel, the firm contracted to do the work burying the exposed line, began Monday cutting through the river bottom with a large saw. Knox safety forces are part way across the river. They'll work on it until its complete." Harper said the entire project is expected to take no longer than two to three weeks.
The $91,099.20 project will be partially paid by Community Development Assistance Program funding, with the city also kicking in a share. The main benefit of the project, Harper said, is that when finished the city will have two buried lines instead of one buried and one exposed. "If one of the lines would be taken out, we could lose all our pressure and we wouldn't be able to supply water to the rest of the county," he said. "It's been a dangerous situation having the line on top of the river bed instead of buried. It became a particularly dangerous situation during the logjam.
Burying the line will eliminate that risk." "They're cutting the bottom of the river now," Lawrenceville Mayor Gerald Harper said. "They've got a trackhoe down there digging out the trench after they cut it with a big saw. The bottom is shale. It's very tough, so they have to use the saw to cut through the shale bottom before they can dig. They have to go four feet (deep).
After that they'll lay the line and connect the new with the old." Work started about 7:30 a.m. on Monday, and continues daily through about 4:30 p.m. Harper said work is on schedule, although the project is constantly facing an undetermined deadline set by Mother Nature. "It's just a matter of doing the work when the river is down," he said. "And it's just about the lowest it's been in a long while.
It should stay down until heavy rains come again. "I don't know how much longer it's going to take," he added. "They Vincennes University police officers investigate rash of vehicle break-ins Lawrence safety forces Teen ticketed after traffic accident Kathie Jane Cox, 40, Washington, was booked into jail at 7:47 p.m. Tuesday on a warrant issued from Superior Court II, charging her with check deception. She remained in jail this morning without bond.
Lichte and Stewart were to have appeared Tuesday in Superior Court II. Park and Werenko are to appear Oct. 3. No court date was set for Cox. Accident A truck driven by Rocky W.
McCary, 19, Chandler, and a car driven by Deborah D. Burke, 36, 1409 Simon collided at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday at Portland Avenue and Park Street. McCary told police his view of the stop sign was blocked by a mail truck. Damage was estimated between $2,500 and $5,000 to each vehicle.
A Vincennes man changed his plea to guilty this morning to a charge of attempted possession of a controlled substance. Donald E. Thomas 27, whose address at the time of his arrest was 604 Broadway Apt. IB, pleaded guilty to the charge which is a Class felony. A charge of attempted registration offense, also a Class felony, is to be dropped.
Both charges stemmed from a July 6, 1994, incident at which time Thomas allegedly attempted to take control of a prescription which was falsely ordered. Knox County Superior Court I Judge Edward Theobald accepted Thomas' guilty plea, ordered a presentence report and set sentencing for Oct. 19. Lexington Street. A Chevrolet Blazer driven by Jeremy R.
Scott, 17, St. Francisville, pulled out of the Pizza Hut parking lot, failed to yield and struck Talbot's car. Neither driver was injured, but total damage exceeded an estimated $500. Scott was charged with failure to yield at a private road or drive. The following accident was taken from a Lawrenceville Police report.
The charge filed is preliminary. LAWRENCEVILLE, 111. A St. Francisville teen was ticketed after a two-vehicle accident at 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday in front of Pizza Hut, 1002 15th Street.
A car driven by Judith L. Talbot, 51, Peru, was eastbound on plate from his vehicle while it was parked at and Auto, 1718 N. Second St. Ted Frederick, 1216 N. 10th reported that between 2 and 10 p.m.
Tuesday someone entered his pickup truck while it was parked at Good Samaritan Hospital. A citizens band radio, compact disc player and about 70 compact discs were stolen. Monica Hunsinger, Washington, reported that between 8:50 and 10 p.m. Tuesday someone entered her van while it was parked at the Good Samaritan Health Pavilion. A pink suitcase which contained clothing, books and cosmetics was stolen.
Arrests Evan F. Park, 19, Magnet, was charged at 11:55 a.m. Tuesday with criminal recklessness with a motor vehicle. He was released from the Knox County jail on $500 bond. David E.
Werenko, 18, Morris Hall, was charged at 11:40 p.m. Tuesday with possession of marijuana. He was released from jail on $500 bond. Lisa M. Lichte, 29, Bruceville, was booked into jail at 7:12 a.m.
Tuesday on a warrant issued from Superior Court II, charging her with check deception. She was released from jail on $500 bond. Willie N. Stewart, 35, Sylvester, was booked into jail at 8:09 a.m. Tuesday on a warrant issued from Superior Court II, charging him with failure to appear in court.
He was released from jail on his own recognizance by order of Judge Jim Osborne. Details in the following reports are attributable to police and fire reports and hospital officials. Charges listed are preliminary and subject to change. Vincennes University police officers were investigating a rash of vehicle break-ins this morning as well as several bicycle thefts. As of this morning, VU police had received 10 reports of vehicle break-ins.
The vehicles were parked on a lot across from Vanderburgh Hall at First and St. Clair streets. The names of the complainants were not available this morning because police were busy filling out reports. But during the last five days, seven bicycles have been stolen from campus. Four reports were taken by police Tuesday.
Matthew Howell, Clark Hall, told police someone stole his bicycle while it was parked in front of his residence hall. Damont Pore, 24 W. Lyndale reported the theft of bicycle that was locked to a fence in front of the social science building. A bicycle owned by Jeremy Lamey, Vigo Hall, was stolen while it was locked to a light pole in front of Governor's Hall. Matt Edwards, 1314 N.
Fourth reported the theft of his bicycle while it was parked near the Beckes Student Union. Police continued this morning to investigate the rash of vandalism and thefts. Three of the seven bicycles that were stolen have been recovered. Other complaints Michael Lowe, Bruceville, told police someone stole the license VINCENNES SUN-COMMERCIAL 702 Main St. Vincennes, Ind.
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The Associated Press is entitled to news stories originated or published by this newspaper. The Vincennes Sun as The Western Sun Founded in 1804 The Vincennes Commercial Established 1884 Sun Volume116No. 226 Commercial Volume 112 No. 226 Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday in the Hoosier Lottery: Daily Three: 1-7-6 Daily Four: 2-0-0-2 Lucky 5: 2-3-1 1-19-31 Est. Hoosier Lotto jackpot: $5 million Illinois SPRINGFIELD, 111.
(AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday in the Illinois State Lottery: Pick Three-Midday: 0-4-2 Pick Three-Evening: 3-9-5 Pick Four-Midday: 2-2-4-1 Pick Four-Evening: 4-3-8-0 Est. Lotto Jackpot: $2 million Lavada M. Pace, St. Francisville Andrea K. Summitt, Washington Sandra L.
Uphoff and son, Mount Carmel, 111. Connie S. Wade, 103 Bristol Dr. Maxine A. Withrow, Washington Lawrence County Memorial Hospital Admission Darlena Marshall, Bridgeport Rebecca Vincent, Vincennes Discharges Stephanie Tewell, St.
Francisville Births Darlena Marshall, Bridgeport, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Rebecca Vincent, Vincennes, a son Good Samaritan Admissions Madeline G. Brown, 330 W. Jefferson Ave.
Evelyn S. Dailey, 600 Nicholas St. Katie J. Hunsinger, Washington Suzanne M. Plasterer, 3735 Quail Ridge Circle Lorraine M.
Whitehead, Washington Discharges Betty L. Foley, 501 Hart St. Lois C. King, Petersburg Thomas L. Lambert, Mount Carmel, 111.
Robert E. McClure Sullivan Baby girl Mundy, Owensville.
