Jack L. Kuhn
Death
Death
Jack L.
Jack L. Kuhn, 60, passed
away Sunday, April 16, 2006, at
the Pratt Regional Medical Cen-
ter in Pratt.
Born August 18,1945, in
Greensburg, he was the son of
Louis Wallace and Thelma
Lorraine (Pyle) Kuhn. He grew
up in Lawrence, where he gradu-
ated from Lawrence High
School in 1963. He was a
letterman on the 1962 Class 5A
state championship football
team as well as the golf team. He
attended Pittsburg State College,
where he played football. He
then transferred to the Univer-
sity of Kansas, graduating in
1968 with a degree in business
administration.
He entered the U. S. Army in
1968 and graduated from Officer
Candidate School at Ft. Sill,
Oklahoma, in February of 1969.
He served in Viet Nam from
1969 to I970 as a 2nd Lieuten-
ant with the HQ Battery 5th Bat-
talion, 27 Artillery as a forward
observer, where he was awarded
a bronze star.
He returned to Lawrence in
1971, where he worked for Kuhn
Truck and Tractor, Co.
In 1972, he married Bonnie
Marie Miscevicb of Kansas City.
In 1981, they moved to
Southwest Kansas where he es-
tablished Jack L. Kuhn and
Son's Cattle Co along with End
Wrench Horses, carrying on the
End Wrench Brand which his
family registered in 1878. Jack
took pride in knowing a good
horse.
He is survived by his wife,
Bonnie Kubn of Greensburg;
two sons, Nathan Jack Kuhn of
Kansas City and David Halley
"Buster" Kuhn of Greensburg;
one daughter, Amy Marie Kuhn
of Dodge City; one sister, Patty
Kuhn Kennedy of Lawrence;
and one brother, Ed Kuhn of
Charleston, S. Car.
He was preceded in death by
his parents.
Friends are invited to a re-
membrance at the ranch on Sat-
urday, April 22, 2006, from 5
p.m. to dusk with remarks and
prayer at 6 p.m. In Lawrence,
please join the family at the
home of Patty and Marry
Kennedy, 725 New Jersey, on
Saturday, April 29, 2006, from
5 p.m. to dusk with remarks and
prayer at 6 p.m.
Memorials may be sent to
Lawrence High School Alumni
Association, Comanche County
Hospital, or Wounded Soldier
Fund in care of Hatfield-Prusa
Funeral Home, P.O. Box 417,
Coldwate r, KS 67029.
by Mike Deewall,
Com. Co. Extension Agent,
Ag. and Natural Resources
Considering this year's dry
conditions, it is probably not a
good year for a prescribed burn.
In fact most of the area is under
a burn ban. Some CRP burning
has been allowed under
certain conditions.
For future, we hope wetter,
years we need to remember that
research and experience have
shown that fire can be used as a
major management practice for
native and introduced grass-
lands, hay meadows, and estab-
lishing and managing new native
grass stands. Fire can recycle
nutrients tied up in old plant
growth, stimulate tillering and
control many woody and herba-
ceous plants in an economical
manner.
Controlled burning can im-
prove grazing distribution, in-
creased livestock production,
reduce wildfire hazards and im-
prove wildlife habitat.
Proper timing is important
and some grazing deferment
Last Call
For Art Show
Artwork is still being ac-
cepted for the art show at the
Proteciton Library this Saturday,
April 22.
The library wilibe open I0
a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday, and
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Sunday for
people to view the show.
A free-will donation will be
accepted during the showing,
with proceeds going toward the
purchasing video equipment for
the library.
In hopes of getting as big a
variety of art possible, the show
organtzers are still accepting art
work for display. Those whow
would liek to display their works
should call the library at 620-
622-4886. Regular library open
hours are 12 noon- 6 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday.
Everying is invited to stop in
and view the display.
is
may need to be in effect to build
up enough fuel for cedar and
brush control.
Management decisions deter-
mine how, when, and why fire
should be used.
Guss Fuller
Maxine Guss Fuller died Fri-
day, March 31, 2006.
The daughter of Theodore
Earl and Grace Guss, Maxine
was born at home Aug. 6, 1919,
in Avilla township, south of
Coldwater. Her father was the
oldest Comanche County born
resident.
She was one of five children:
Theodore Earl Jr. (Ted) Guss,
Ina Robbins, Olive Guss and
Oliver Gerald Guss, all of whom
preceded her in death.
Maxine attended schools in
Avilla, Protection, and Dodge
City.
She married Grady B. Fuller
Dec. 14, 1941. He survives.
Other survivors include: one
daughter, Elizabeth Barnes Lea
and her husband of Deerfield,
Ma.; one son, Robert James
Fuller of Atlanta, Ga.; six grand-
children, Christopher L Barnes
of Dallas Tex Alicia Barnes
Saba and her husband of Paris,
France, Carolilne Fuller
Lockerman and her husband of
Atlanta, Ga Jennifer L. Fuller,
Kimberly A. Fuller, Lauren E.
Fuller (triplets) of Atlanta, Ga.;
and one great-grandson, Charles
O. Saba.
Maxine was an Air Force
wife for more than 30 years liv-
ing in Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Florida, Virginia, Mis-
souri, and Germany. For the past
38 years she has resided in
McLean, Va.
She was an active member of
The Order of Eastern Star,
D.A.R, Officers Wives Club,
and the Woman's Club of
McLean.
Funeral and interment will be
held in Arlington National Cem-
etery, Wednesday, April 26, at
2:45 p.m. Memorials may be
sent to Pioneer Lodge.
Kindergarten Roundup
Will be Held N Week
by Matt Jellison
SCES/MS Principal
Next Friday, April 28, South
Central Elementary School will
hold Kindergarten Roundup.
Both kindergarten teachers
will be available to meet the stu-
dents and parents, and talk to
them about our school system.
Future kindergartners should
meet in Mrs. Kay's classroom at
1 p.m. The teachers will have
activities to keep the students
going until 2 p.m.
At 2p.m. the students will go
to the library to listen to a story
while the teachers meet with the
parents. The parent meeting will
consist of information from the
Comanche County Health De-
parUnent concerning immuniza-
tion requirements.
Teachers will also talk about
the school day and supplies
needed. The school secretary
will speak about the breakfast
and lunch program.
Finally, the principal will talk
about expectations and school
rules.
We hope you are able to at-
tend this day to help your stu-
dent get off to a great start next
year.
582=2217
in Coldwater
Coldwater
eanup
Monday, April 24
for
Furniture & Appliances
Must Stack along Curb
No Limbs or Branches
(that will be a couple of weeks later)
Call City Clerk Kristal Sherman at City Hall,
582-2940, to get on the pick-up list
by noon, this Friday, April 21.
Reception 2-4 p.m.
Saturday, April 29
at.The Lazy /
