The childhood and graduated from high school in Glenwood Springs. Mrs. Chapman had lived in Redcliff and Glenwood Springs before moving to Grand Junction. She was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, the Grand Junction Newcomer's Club and was a volunteer for the Tri-River Area Extension Service. Mrs.
Chapman enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, playing bridge, the outdoors and gardening. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Adella Drake of Glenwood Springs; two sons, Jeff Chapman of Thousand Palms, and Scott Chapman of Mesa, two daughters, Jule Firestone of Steamboat Springs, and Sandy Thies of Palisade; two brothers, Harry Drake of Albuquerque, N.M., and Jim Drake of Florida; a sister, Louise Drake of Los Angeles; and eight grandchildren. Her father; and a brother, Larry Drake, are deceased. Callahan-Edfast Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
Robert Kjar July 24, 1913 Oct. 4, 1992 Robert Kjar of Delta died of natural causes Sunday in Delta County Memorial Hospital. He was 79. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in St.
Michael's Catholic Church of Delta with Father Nathanael Foshage officiating. Burial will be in Delta City Cemetery. Mr. Kjar had been in inventory control with Major Motors in Fort Collins until he retired in 1978. He had been a resident of Delta since September 1978.
He was born July 24, 1913, to Carl W. and Clara Kuryea Kjar in Lexington, where he spent his childhood and graduated from high school. He married Gladys Phelps on Sept. 12, 1940, in Denver. She survives.
Mr. Kjar had lived in Lexington, Denver and Loveland before moving to Delta. He enjoyed gardening, wood Daily Sentinel Tuesday, carving and travel. Other survivors include two sons. Donald Kjar of Payneville, Maine, and Fred Kjar of Mesa, a daughter.
Linda Behrens of North Monkato, Maine: three brothers, Gene Kjar of Mesa. and Paul Kjar Carl Kjar, both of Lexington, two sisters, Rosalie Gifford of Lexington, and Patricia Wojciechowski of Tucson, and seven grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of choice. Mesa View Mortuary in Delta is in charge of arrangements. Harry B.
Brokering May 3. 1915 Oct. 2. 1992 Harry Bernard Brokering of Delta died after an extended illness Friday in Bethesda Care Center in Delta. He was 77.
A private memorial service will be at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Presbyterian Church in Glenwood Springs with the Rev. Roy Altman officiating. Burial will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in Forest Hills Cemetery in Shelbyville.
Ind. Mr. Brokering was a retired mortician and an accomplished musician. He was born May 3, 1915, to Harry G. and Gertrude Henry Brokering in Shelbyville.
He spent his childhood in Indiana and Ohio. He married Miriam Irene Slanker. She died in New Jersey in 1963. He had previously been married to Louise Brokering. They were divorced.
Mr. Brokering had lived in Clare, Grand Junction and Glenwood Springs before moving to Delta one year ago. He was a past Mason, achieving the 32nd Degree in Clare. Mr. Brokering loved his music and was an organist and pianist.
He also was an avid outdoorsman, and enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was an avid churchgoer and took his religion very seriously. Survivors include a son, H. Robert Brokering of Glenwood Springs; a daughter, Marilyn Fleming of Telluride; and nine grandchildren. A daughter.
Charlene October 6, 1992 Page 9A News shorts Sentinel staff Body identified parked at 830 Independent No. 36. The vehicle had as Denver man $650 in damage. The body of a 27-year-old The two were in the vehicle man found in Sunset Lake Sun- when the attack occurred. day has been identified as Manka was attacked when he Ryan Edward Barrett.
left the vehicle. Hall was inBarrett, 625 Pennsylvania jured from broken glass and Denver, and several compan- rocks flying into the vehicle. ions had been fishing on the Sunday night an unidentified lake on Grand Mesa Saturday person smashed in the rear and when the boat they were in cap- side windows of John Paul Cresized, said Mesa County spin's vehicle while it was Sheriff's Department spokes- parked at 830 Independent Ave. man Don Williams. The vehicle sustained $600 in Williams said the group Sat- damage.
urday night tried to pull anchor when the boat overturned. Shooting victims A companion told the sheriff that Barrett had tried to swim in good condition for shore ahead of him. Two women shot Wednesday in the desert area north of Delta County man Walker Field Airport were reslashed at party leased today from St. Mary's Hospital. DELTA What appears to be Mesa County Magistrate Mara large party gone awry re- telle Daniels and her clerk, Rosulted in the slashing of an uni- seAnne Schweissing, both sufdentified Delta County man fered grazing gunshots to the early Monday morning, the head.
Daniels also was shot in Delta County Sheriff's Depart- the left hand and Schweissing ment reported. was hit in the lower abdomen The man, whose name and by an unidentified assailant age weren't released Monday, who shot the received cut the face two while they a to and cuts on his arms, said Delta jogged in Indian Wash. Mesa County Sheriff's DeCounty Undersheriff Fred McKAn ambulance took the man partment investigators conee. Delta tinue 1 to look for leads, said to County Memorial Hossheriff's spokesman Don pital, where McKee said he was Williams. treated and released.
McKee said no arrests have Auditions been made because the victim on tap is uncooperative and not want- for Cosby's show ing to press charges. McKee Auditions are open to area said the assault involved a couresidents for Bill Cosby's new ple of people during a party show. "You Bet Your Life." The about 4 a.m. Monday. syndicated game show is taped 2 people injured in before a studio audience in Philadelphia.
window bashings Representatives of the show Two vehicles received $1,100 will be in Grand Junction on in damage and two people were Wednesday to interview perinjured in two separate inci- sons 18 years and older with a dents at 830 Independent Ave. unique occupation, hobby or Sunday. Grand Junction police unusual life experience to said. share. Edward Rulon Hall.
39. and Potential contestants will be Glen Sheridan Manka. 22. both interviewed at Howard suffered minor injuries when a Johnson's, 752 Horizon Drive. group of five to seven unidenti- Appointments are necessary.
fied persons bashed in the win- The sessions will be at 1, 4 and dows of their car with rocks and 7 p.m. Call the hotel for apother objects at 1:26 a.m. while pointments, 243-5150. In quiet dignity Martin Mortuary 550 North Avenue 243-1538 -C to Jeans Machine SAVE era IT $350 With Your Trade NOW $199 Limited Quantities Model 1760 14 Stitch Selections Open Arm Local Service Check our Sewing Class Schedule Grand Junction VACUUM 441 243-3033 Colorado 7IKING 439 East Montrose Main VISA SEWING CENTER 2 249-7647 Obituaries Mary K. Abrames Sept.
15, 1937 Oct. 3, 1992 Mary K. Abrames, 2694 Kimberly Drive, died of natural causes Saturday in St. Mary's Hospital. She was 55.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the CallahanEdfast Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Mike Smith S.J. officiating. Burial will be in Oddfellows Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 tonight at the mortuary. Mrs. Abrames, a bookkeeper for Delma Corp. in California, had been a resident of Grand Junction since 1991. She was born Sept.
15, 1937, to James and Cecil Moore Kelson in Duluth, where she spent her childhood and graduated from high school. She married Floyd J. Abrames on Sept. 19, in Tucson, Ariz. He survives.
Mrs. Abrames had lived in Apple Valley, before moving to Grand Junction. She was a member of the Catholic Church. Mrs. Abrames enjoyed bowling and cross stitching.
Other survivors include a son, James Abrames of Bakersfield, a daughter, Debbie Abrames of Tustin, a brother, William Kelso of St. Simons, and three grandchildren, Brandon, Danielle and Dylan Abrames. Irene J. Chapman March 24. 1933 Oct.
5, 1992 Irene J. Chapman, 702 Lincoln Glenwood Springs, died after a lengthy illness Monday in Grand Junction Care Center. She was 59. A memorial Mass will be celebrated at 2 p.m. Thursday in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church with the Rev.
James Plough officiating. Cremation will precede the service. Mrs. Chapman, a social services technician with the Grand Junetion Regional Center, had been a resident of Grand Junction for 20 years. She was born March 24, 1933, to Charles and Adella Roybal Drake in Redcliff.
She spent her Brokering: and two brothers are deceased. Montrose Valley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Thelma L. Burbridge July 22. 1928 Oct. 4.
1992 Thelma Louise Burbridge, Quailwood, died of natural causes Sunday in St. Mary's Hospital. She was 64. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Riverside Baptist Church with the Revs.
Eddie Scroggins, Bob Labig and Darrell McClaskey officiating. Cremation has taken place. Mrs. Burbridge, a homemaker, had been a resident of Grand Junction for six years. She was born July 22, 1928.
to Joe and Monica Nagle Hayes in Sterling. She spent her childhood and attended school in Montrose and Nucla. She married John James Burbridge on Sept. 11, 1949. He died in 1990 in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Burbridge had lived in Montrose, Nucla and Uravan before moving to Grand Junction. She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Grand Junction. Mrs. Burbridge enjoyed crocheting, flowers, traveling and her daughter.
Survivors include her daughter, Sharon Kaye Burbridge of Grand Junction; and three brothers, Don Hayes of Grants, N.M., Loren Hayes of Norwalk, and Joe Hayes of Sylvester, Ga. A son, Harold Burbridge, is deceased. Contributions may be made to the Thelma Burbridge Memorial Fund. Martin Mortuary, 550 N. Grand Junction 81501.
Martin Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Death notice Carl Lovato Carl Lovato of Montrose died Sunday at his home. He was 76. Arrangements are pending with Crippin Funeral Home in Montrose. You can afford it in Classifieds OCTOBER SENTRY.
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