The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

PAGE TWO The Dally Inter Lake Thursday December 30 1965 State Sets New Eleven Enter Wage Records Service other KALISPELL GENERAL HENNESSY's In The Courts Two Thefts Break Out Reported Reported was Ski Report both Rites Are Conducted EASTMANCOLOR UNITED ARTISTS ALL SEATS $100 ran rom The HACIENDA Happy New Year! Spencers EDDIE MACE AT THE New Year's Day Smorgasbord Begins At 1 PM JOHNSON Phone 756 3187 or Reservations Tomorrow: "Palm Springs Weekend Hospital Notes LIBERTY A LNEW YEAR STRAND i He was by WARNER BROS 50 cent fee start purchase of the Saturday The ex will be placed In Only 14 men have served as chief justice of the United States THIS IS THE PICTURE EVERY AMILY IN AMERICA HAS BEEN WAITING OR! uneral services for Mrs Mae Murphy were conducted in the Johnson Chapel Monday af ternoon with the RevClarence Loewen pastor of the Central Bible Church officiating Interment was in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery with Nor bert Charbonneau Bud Johnson Marvin Charles Miller Arnold Morris and John Mc Crorie serving as pallbearers LINDEN May age 89 widow of Thomas Linden for mer res Col alls passed away Sun in Seattle Sur vived by 1 nephew Robert Linden Spokane Graveside services Woodlawn Cemetery Mon 2:30 ather Wil liam Molloy Since last Jan 1 registration of 18 year old lathead County youths for the draft has reached 350 the Selective Service office in Kalispell announces Young men are required by ederal law to sign up on their 18th birthday anniversary or within five days afterward This includes members of reserve units such as the National Guard aliens high school and college students and even those physi cally or mentally unfit for mil itary service Local Board Clerk Rod Bozarth pointed out Classi fication about one month after registration takes such circum stances into consideration the clerk stated All youths born in 1947 even those born on the last day of the year should be reg istered by Jan 5 he added On Jan 3 the first day of business for the new year young men born in 1948 will start registering as they turn 18 Only boys already in the Armed orces at age 18 need not reg ister until they are released from active duty Youths away from home upon reaching 18 such as those in college should register at the nearest Selective Service office In Montana there is an office in every county seat town Bo zarth said All registrations showing a lathead County home address will be transmitted to the Kalispell office he added The local board now has about 6400 living registrants ranging age from 18 to 43 the clerk disclosed The Selective Service office is now on the second floor of the Adams building 211 Main St Office hours are 8 a to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm Monday through riday except on fed eral holidays PIANO BAR DOWNSTAIRS A remodeling project at lat head High of Kalispell was start ed Tuesday morning according to Langbell superinten dent of schools The library reading room is being changed into a classroom and what was the old study hall is to be used for the library reading and stack room One classroom which had been ad jacent to the study hall on the east is being removed to en large the seating capacity of the reading area This is being done to pro vide room for more students to use the library facilities to reduce the amount of stu dent supervision to increase the accessibility to and for the students and to provide for stor age of audio visual materials for the staff Since study halls as such are no longer the practice the library has become much more important as a study center and this is in an endeavor to' provide more space for it ac cording to Langbell The Board of County Com missioners yesterday awarded the contract for county legal advertising to Kalis pell News The contract is for two years beginning Jan 1 1966 submitted the low of three bids 33 1 3 per cent of the Montana printing code The other bidders were the Daily Inter Lake present con tract holder and the Hungry Horse News The Inter contract with the county for legal advertising expires tomor row Dec 31 TODAY THRU SAT Eve Show 7 9:05 TONIGHT ONLY Eve Show 7 9:10 An all points bulletin was issued by the lathead County office this morning for Tony Lamoose 40 an escapee from the county jail in Grand Coulee Wash officers said the Indian escaped last night and it was believed he was bound for Dixon He is weighs 160pounds and has blade hair and brown eyes He is driving a stolen 1955 blue and white Chevrolet sedan with Washington license plate UAH 501 officers said Grand Coulee Dam is the world's largest concrete dam HELENA (UPD Montana set new records during the fis cal year 1965 for insured em ployment and wages The unemployment commis sion has announced that healthy employment trends were established early and con tinued through the remainder of the year The number of employers subject to UCC law increased by 100 for the year to a total of 16143 These employers paid wages to 115124 insuredwork ers and the payments in creased by $272 million to a record setting $5645 million Wages in the trade industries were up $85 million to a total of $1719 million for the largest single increase in any industry over fiscal 1964 The trade industries include LEE Georgia 70 wife ofTom Lee passed away Thurs day morning Survived by husband Tom Lee family home 612 3rd Ave Col umbia alls twin brother George Zorzie Col aHs 1 sister Mrs William (Della) Lee Cheney Wash Services pending WHITEISH Mrs Georgia Lee 70 wife of Tom Lee of 612 Third Ave Columbia alls passed away early Thurs day morning Mrs Lee was born Oct 6 1894 in Columbia alls and has made her home there her entire life She was the daughter of Joe and Lena Zorzie Mrs Lee was a member of St Rich ards Catholic Church Mrs Lee is survived by her widower Tom Lee twin brother George Zorzie of Columbia alls one sister Mrs William (Della) Lee of Cheney Wash uneral services will be an nounced by the Catron uneral Home Emma Lazarus was the au thor of the famous inscription on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty DINING DANCING NOISEMAKERS UN! 51 UNIVIKSAl PICTURE HELENA (UPI) The youth and beauty of Montana left here Wednesday to represent the Treasure State as a vaca tion paradise before millions of spectators and television view ers in the Tournament of Roses Parade at Pasadena A chartered aircraft carried Miss Montana and six home coming queens of the university units and 29 other representa tives of Montana in the Rose Bowl parade Mrs Tim Babcock wife of the governor and his younger daughter Marla a student at Whitman College Walla Walla Wash were in the party that flew to Los Angeles The gov ernor will leave for California Thursday Riding on $15000 float will be Diane Sue eller of Helena Miss Montana and homecoming queens Patty University of Mon tana Mitzie Cline Montana' State University Charlene Mer rifield Eastern Montana Col lege Sandra Von Eschen Northern Montana College Christie Worring Western Mon tana College and Mary Mc Grath Montana Tech Expenses of the queens are being paid by campus or cam pus affiliated organizations at their respective schools The $15000 for the float was raised by private subscriptions with individual donations rang ing from one dollar up The contemporary float de signed and built by Miller Bros loats Central City Calif was designed to highlight Montana as a year round vacationland The float is the maximum size allowed 20 feet wide 55 feet long and 17 feet high The spring and summer side Two minor thefts were re ported to Kalispell police yes terday Roland Stillwell 11 ourth Ave East reported two tool boxes stolen from a pick up truck in front of his home Value was estimated at $100 Last night Jerry Ebel re ported a brief case books and two pair of slacks had been stolen from i automobile parked behind the Palm said value of the articles about $40 LIVE MUSIC! UPSTAIRS DISCHARGED Mrs Donald Edmonson Kalis pell Mrs Claude A Kimes and baby Kalispell April Whiteside Kalispell Jack Roberts Kalispell Brian Guest Kalispell William ratt Kalispell Russell Belstad Spokane Cheryl Cook Kalispell Christopher ther Somers Carole Anderson Kalispell Ida Kinsheila Kalispell Edwin Nelner Kalispell State Prison where the plates are made said that it would cost $100000 to buy reflectorized material to put on the 1967 plates He said he could gle the funds and pray the next legislature would come up with the through a deficien cy appropriation early in the 1967 session The board was still deciding on whether to tell Ellsworth to go ahead and buy the neces sary material But in the meantime on the basis of opinion county treasurers will collect the additional ing with the 196G licenses tra 50 cents a special account within the state general fund proceeds from this ad ditional registration fee will be deposited in this said Anderson "and no expenditure may be made therefrom with out a legislative appropriation for the purposes enumerated in this constitutional In his opinion the attorney general said his reasoning on collecting the additional amount was based on legislative intent He said the amendment setting up the 50 cent fee stated it be added which gener ally was interpreted as a man datory requirement Continuous Smorgasbord rom 6 PM Until 4 AM All You Can Eat Anytime! Talbott Linden 89 widow of Thomas Linden and former resident of Columbia alls passed away in Seattle Sunday Mrs Linden was born in Deer Lodge May 1 1876 In 1900 she with her parents Mr and Mrs James Talbott moved to Columbia alls where shegrew to womanhood In 1922 Mrs Linden with her husband and family moved to Spokane She was preceded in death by one son James Linden in 1943 and her hus band Thomas Linden in 1946 In 1948 she moved to Seattle to live with her son Tom who passed away Sept 18 1965 She is now survived by one nephew Robert Linden of Spo kane Graveside services have been set for Monday at 2:30 with the Rev William Mol loy officiating in the Wood lawn Cemetery which Mrs Lin parents Mr and Mrs James Talbott gave to Columbia alls uneral arrangements are under the direction of the Waggener Campbell uneral Home Catron uneral Home I Whitefish 862 2351 WALDRON Nellie 61 res Whitefish passed away Tuesday Private graveside services i in Glacier Memorial Gardens Waggener Campbell Kalispell 756 5036 LEE Bertha Clarice 61 of Somers passed away early this morning Services Mon day at 2 at Waggener and Campbell Chapel Inter ment in Conrad Memorial Cemetery Survivors include her widower a son Kenneth Lee a daughter Mrs red (Shirley) Zauner of Kalispell and eight grandchildren ADMITTED Steven Burrows Kalispell Denise Burrows Kalispell Homer A Meacham Kalispell Mrs Emma Dorris Kalispell Mrs James Woods Kalispell Wallace Sutton Kalispell BIRTHS Mr and Mrs John I Swartzen berger Kalispell boy JUSTICE COURT (Orville redenberg) Robert Domgard 21 Kalis pell failure to disperse fined $53 Rites Pending or Mrs Lee Mrs Linden Dies Rites irst cement in the United States was brought from Eng land as ship ballast shortly after the Civil War Sympathy lowers from MACKIN LORAL Comfort the living and soften the sorrow Ph 756 4187 Hwy 2 East Remodeling Reading Room At HS A break in and a break out were reported to city police officers this morning Someone evidently was locked inside the Bar at closing time last night and broke out early this morning police officers said Nothing was miss ing A break in at Industrial Sup ply Co was reported to police officers at 7:50 this morning Entry was made through a base ment window and nothing missing police said Registration Reminder Issued OR HAPPY HOLIDAY OCCASIONS Come to Eleven lathead County youths entered the armed forces in the last month the Selective Service office in Kalispell disclosed this week MeanwMle eight other registrants of the local board were released from active duty Inducted into the Army at Butte this month were: David Bigley 24 Kalispell Marvin Hoern er Joseph Keck and Ervin Lindsley all 20 all of Co lumbia alls Douglas Ray Brown 19 Wldtefish and Carl Liebig 21 Marion All went to Ord Calif LeRoy A Tlnmpson 23 form erly of Whitefish was inducted at Los Angeles Three others from this area were scheduled for induction this monthon trans fers to other states and two more are leaving for induction at Butte late this week The January induction call on the lathead Board is for 19 men orty are to be sent for Armed orces examination Enlisting in the Army for three years this month were: Janies Brodniak and Ralph DeGolier both 18 Kalispell and Steven Jackson 20 Baker Ore formerly of Kalispell Raymond Tredway 19 Columbia alls joined the Navy Several others signed tip with the National Guard or under reserve pro grams of the Navy Marine Corps and Air orce with 90 to 120 days delay on their training The local board has been no tified of the following releases: Arny George Cada and Roger Himmesoete both of Co lumbia alls Lanny I tiding Martin City Howard Decker Whitefish James Daugs Kali spell Morgan A Knight San tee Calif formerly of White fish and James Mcadden Clin ton formerly Columbia aHs Air orce Gerald Brunelle Seattle formerly Columbia aHs ARRESTED Norman Allan 33 Columbia alls was arrested early this morning by officers at the North ork Bar Second degree assault charges were brought against Allan in a com plaint signed by his wife Mrs Darlene Allan uneral Home iKaliapeB 756 3129 STARRING TIM CONWAY JOE LYNN and the Me navy crew ALLNEW ALL WILD full length feature in MAKE IT HENNESSY'S or a Gala New Year's Eve Dining and Dancing Entertainment avors at Midnight or Reservations Call 756 3119 THE IDEAL GIT A Gift Certificate from OOUNlAlN TrnwNieni no CTARRIMA I Henry ONDA Maureen JAMES MacARTHUR DONALD CRISP THE UN STARTS WHEN THEY TAKE THEIR CLOAKS ANO DAGGERS I Seeking Escapee Printing Award To 12:15 AM Jan 1st 1966 SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW THE HUNGRY OUR Call or Reservations 756 3684 full service wholesalers wholesale distributors general retail merchandise food and liquor stores automotive ai parel and accessories retail trade not elsewhere classified eating and drinking places and filling stations The opening of new supermarkets and shopping malls throughout the state in fiscal 1965 accounted foragood portion of the gain the commis sion said Next in order of wage gains over last year are manufactur ing up $66 million mining up $38 million service industries up $36 million transportation communications and utilities up $33 million and finance insur ance and real estate up $16 million The only decline was in contract construction where wages dropped $360000 Bertha Lee is of 45000 roses and the fall and winter side is of white and sterling roses and 3000 white cattleya orchids A large urn atop the float will hold a bou quet of roses depicting the four seasons Special or New Year's Eve State Queens Leave or Rose Bowl Parade at ORLY'S SUPPER CLUB Clears Up Confusion Over Special Motor Vehicle License ee HELENA Atty Gen orrest Anderson Tuesday set tled confusion over an addition al fee of 50 cents for register ing motor vehicles in Montana by saying it must be collected A 1965 law providing for the charge being raised from $10 to $1050 indicated without ac tually saying so that the extra 50 cents be used to provide re flectorized license plates How ever state registrar of motor vehicles EC Ellsworth Deer Lodge told the Board of Exam iners in November there was no legislative appropriation for buying the reflectorized plates Ellsworth warden of Montana Dies Rites Are Monday Bertha Clarice Lee 61 Somers died early this morn ing in Kalispell Mrs Lee was born July 12 1904 in Silverton Ore She came to Kalispell in 1908 and attended schools here She mar ried Clarence Lee in 1925 at Somers and had resided there since She is survived by her widow er Clarence at the family home a son Kenneth Lee a daughter Mrs red (Shirley) Zauner of Kalispell eight grandchildren two brothers and four sisters uneral services will be Mon day at 2 at Waggener and Campbell Chapel with burial in Conrad Memorial Cemetery Visibility is unlimited on top and at the Chalet at Big Mountain with skiing good More than an inch of new snow fell through the night bring ing the total on top to 40 inches and 18 inches at the bottom High temperature yesterday was 32 degrees and lows were 15 on top and 22 at the chalet Nine a temperature was 15 Wind is from the southwest at eight miles an hour on top and no wind at the Chalet Turner Mountain near Libby reports six inches of new snow bringing the total to 42 inches This week the facilities will be open Thursday through Sunday from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Roads are plowed and good and skiing is excellent put IT IN CLASSIIED AND WATCH IT SELL! THE YOUNG Like a game of follow the leader Vietnamese children niauh single file along a nee paddy to a safe area during US Marine sweep through Viet Cong territory at Son Thang 35 miles southwest of Da Nang The children were found hiding in underground tunnels Averill Wi ns Double Honors At Toastmasters Ken Averill won double honors at the Kali sx? 11 Toastmasters Club meeting Tuesday night at by being selected die speaker of the evening and most improved speaker His topic was They and was evaluated by Willis (Pete) Peterson Other speakers were: John Alberthal Roles in evaluated by Dick Smith and Bert Amsberry an extemporaneous speech which was not evaluated General evaluator was Erick Lund Topic master was Ross McPherson and Toastmaster was loyd Larson Joe Helge son gave the invocation Guests were Roger Al berthal and Cliff Collins both of Seattle v' MS Jah' mwi arnanx mi Ttri nr' 'hx ww 1 Ml MX c' Jf I A a' Monday ZPTiWy luIA jL 7a kJ a 1 the Hospital Notes LIBERTY I 4 i 1.