The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

McGovern Creston Center Hosts Visitors ord both of Peter A Mahlum 752 3432 1890Hiway93 Kalispell Interment Memorial his will Lorn Eid Edwin told him he resigned from the race because he is switching jobs and felt he could not do more western I revisions of the act to redirect its emphasis as far as small businesses are concerned Shoup said he favors shifting the brunt of the act away from punitive measures and towards helping small firms develop safe working atmospheres The public hearings are de signed to sample grass roots feelings and increase public concern over the problem of in suring safe working conditions Shoup said At the same time Shoup said he wants to insure small businesses will be able to remain financially solvent August 1 12:42 pm Kalispell ambulance lathead County Courthouse to Kalispell General Hospital 3:43 pm Kalispell ambulance Kalispell General Hospital to Strand Aviation 6:51 pm Kalispell fire truck alley behind Pant Shack trash fire 7:04 pm Kalispell fire truck alley behind Pacific Power Light Co and Kalispell Laundry trash fire WEATHERORD UNERAL HOME and his new boss he was elected this fall Until recently he had worked for his father an automobile dealer who served as a state representative in the 1961 1965 1967 and 1969 sessions of the legislature Rygg said he had been put ting off the decision in hopes that the Montana Supreme Court would rule on the validity of the new state constitution according to Caruso If the document is ruled to have been adopted in the June 6 election then its provisions including annual legislative sessions will be imposed Caruso said Rygg decided he could no longer wait for the de cision of the court and gave up his chance for election to allow another candidate to be se lected in time to campaign ef fectively Caruso explained that Rygg said he felt he could not be a good legislator if annual sessions were adopted because he would not feel free to aban don his new job for up to four months each year lorence Holston uneral services for lorence Holston 50 Rollins were conducted Tuesday in the Weatherford uneral Home The Rev Torrance Harvey of the Lakeside Chapel officiated Mrs Holston died riday at her home Pallbearers were her five brothers Virgil Walt Ernie Harris and Lewis Weaver and her brother in law Stan Shoemaker Interment was in Glacier Memorial Gardens ORD Gary Lynn 19 Lakeside Passed away Sunday uneral senices 2 pm Saturday in Johnson Chapel Interment in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia WASHINGTON (AP) Rep Dick Shoup Mont an nounced Tuesday schedules for public hearings for western Montana on the controversial Occupational Safety and Health Act The Missoula congressman said he will hold meetings in Butte on Aug 21 and in Mis soula Aug 22 On Aug 28 he will conduct hearings in Kalis pell moving to Shelby on the 29th and Helena Aug 30 he said in a Washington DC re lease The act designed to protect employes from dangerous working environments is under fire because it is allegedly creating hardships to small businesses in Montana Shoup said The western district repre sentative seeking re election this year said he is working on New construction starts tapered off in Kalispell during July City Engineer McClintick issued 18 permits during the month valued at $69950 Largest permit $33000 was for remodeling of the girls gymnasium at lathead High School So far this year McClintick has issued 121 permits valued at $3110725 definitely in second place in all time records The peak year was 1967 when valuations readied $4302330 Contrasted to Aug 1 1971 there were 107 permits valued at $896985 ees of $385 were turned to Qty' Treasurer Meva Boberg was the last of James enimore Leather Stocking to be pub lished in 1841 Our aim is always to make you feel that a trusted friend is at your side during every moment of our service to you uneral services for Peter A Mahlum were conducted Tuesday in the Johnson Chapel with Rev Henrik Engebretson pastor of the Calvary Lutheran Church officiating was in Glacier Gardens Pallbearers were Dawson Glazier Mahlum Richard Gore James McLean and Edwin Mahlum Mr Mahlum 26 Reserve Drive Kalispell died Sunday Health Nurse Quits Position Mrs Audrey Gonzalez lathead County public health nurse for the past four years submitted her resignation to lathead County commissioners yesterday Mrs Gonzalez expressing regret in leaving her post explained she had an offer to be a school nurse at a Military Dependents School in Germany and pass up the opportunity Stacy Robinson Rites Tomorrow uneral services for Stacy Robinson will be at 11 am Thursday in the Johnson Chapel with the Rev Peder Waldum pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran Qiurch officiating Interment will be in Conrad Memorial Cemetery Stacy 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Robinson Glasgow died Saturday Resting is not the norm at the research center as Tim Buntaine left and Don Cardin take a ride while Jim Caverly tractor driver chats with Vem Stewart director This is the type transportation orest Will Sell Residence LIBBY orest Supervisor George A Mahrt announces the sale of a building at the Libby Ranger Station one mile north of Lbby This building is a residence which was moved to the Kootenai orest in 1953 from the Hungry Horse Dam project It is of wood frame construction and approximately 675 square feet in size All bids must be submitted before 11 am Aug 16 Additional information is available at the forest office or at the Libby Ranger Station Moons The harvest moon is the full moon that occurs near est the time of the autumnal equinox Sept 23 the hunt moon is the October full moon Decreasing cloudiness today and tonight with scattered showers and fair to partly cloudy by Thursday High today near 75 low tonight 50 with 40 per cent chance of rain today 30 per cent tonight and 10 per cent Thursday High Thursday 80 High Tuesday at airport 86 low 55 precipitation 25 inch High Tuesday at Kalispell 84 low 53 precipitation 38 inch High Tuesday at Columbia alls 84 low 55 precipitation 30 inch High Tuesday at Whitefish 85 low 53 precipitation 21 inch Sun sets tonight at 9:13 and rises Thursday at 6:14 One year ago: High 97 low 55 precipitation trace Records for this date: High 99 in 1961 low 36 in 1963 precipitation77 inch in 1907 Ventilation forecast: Good today and fair to good tonight and Thursday Officers ind Two Stolen Cars officers have CRESTON is uture in Agriculture as invited to the Northwestern topic Dr eltner Agricultural Research Center discuss the uture Activities of 25th anniversary field day agricultural research in Thurday according to bupt Vem Stewart Plans are complete and activities will start at noon with a no host barbecue luncheon The Kalispell Chamber of Commerce will furnish ice cream and coffee Theme for the program is Past Present and uture with the program beginning nt I pm irst speaker will be Roath former superintendent discussing the past activities of the station and its devel opment Dr A Asleson dean and director of Agricultural Experiment the day meeting there will be a Station Bozeman will use the second tour beginning at 7 pm one who cares calls MILAM uneral senices for Gary Lynn ord will be at 2 pm Saturday in the Johnson Chapel with the Rev ather George erguson of St Catholic Church officiating The body will then be forwarded to the Arlington National Cemetery Virginia for interment He was bom July 20 1953 at Salem NJ a son of Raymond and Pauline ord He received his education in New Jersey and about one year ago moved to Lakeside July 25 1972 he married Jody Sager He was home on leave from the US Navy at the time of his death He is survived by his widow his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Gerald Brekke Lakeside his father Raymond ord Sr Pennsville NJ two brothers Raymond Jr and Ronald Pennsville two sisters Joan Durham Pennsville and Rita ord Lakeside his grandparents Mrs Beatrice ord and Mrs Bessie Vanderpoll both in Pennsylvania and a number of other relatives Mr ord died Sunday as the result of injuries received in a car accident City Counts New Starts the center and knowledgeable of agriculture or those unable to attend Montana A tour under the direction of Stewart and Dr William Knipe assistant agronomist will begin about 2:30 pm To be seen on the tour are new projects and many projects of long duration Stewart commented a program such as this gives the people of western Montana an opportunity to become better acquainted with the activities of recovered two vehicles reported stolen Tuesday in the lathead area One vehicle was taken from Columbia alls the second from Kalispell They were subsequently found on LaSalle Road and in Columbia alls out of gas but driveable Officers speculated from the nature of the vehicles and the recovery juveniles are likely responsible JOSEPH DALEY Attorney At Law Announces Effective July 31 1972 The termination of his association with orrest Rockwood Marshall Murray and Norbert Donahue New Office Location 745 South Main Kalispell Montana Oifice Hours: 9:00 1 2:00 and 1 :00 5:00 Monday thru riday HELENA (AP) Philip Rygg 24 of Whitefish son of fnrmnr ctnfn Stnrlincr Rvgg has dropped out of the iusce the state legislature rr race for the Montana House oi Representatives in District 16 which encompasses lathead County Rygg who won the Republi can nomination in the June 6 primary in a statement sub mitted to the governor secre tary of state and Republican party Central Committee of lathead County said he was resigning because he would be to serve if elect ed State law requires the county central committee to fill the va cancy on the general election ballot The new candidate will have to pay the $15 filing fee to the secretary of office red Caruso executive secre tary of the Montana Republican Central Committee said Rygg Bill ails In Senate WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Tuesday defeated a move by Son George McGovern to cut future Pentagon spending by $4 billion a prime issue in his Democratic presidential campaign The vote was 59 to 33 Opponents of the amendment such as Sens Hugh Scott Pa and Margaret Chase Smith Mainc said the South move was a approach endangering na tional security Sen William Proxmiro Wis a supporter said the Pentagon make tough choices like everyone McGovern himself said the national security ques tion" involves not defense but schools health care crime and the confidence of the American people in their government Research Station Readies Its Special Transportation visitors will use tomorrow at the 25 th anniversary field day at the Creston Exnerinient Station (Inter Lake photo) PAGE TWO The Daily Inter Lake Kalispell Montana Wednesday August 2 1972 CLOUDY DR CUSHMAN Optometrist Wishes to Announce The Reopening of the office of DR A BRAUNBERGER 229 Buffalo Building Office Hours: 9 12 and 1 5 Monday thru riday 9 12 Saturday Phone 756 5577 Rygg Quits Race or Legislature Shoup Schedules Safety Hearings tfl 11 1 i I I I Johnson uneral Home Kalispell 756 5036 Parking available at Bethlehem Lutheran Church and irst Presbyterian Church parking lots ROBINSON Stacy 10 Glasgow Passed away Saturday uneral services 11 am Thursday in Johnson Chapel Interment in Conrad Memorial Cemetery The lathead Record BIRTHS NORTH VALLEY HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs Larry Sherwood Eureka boy Mr and Mrs Jack Therrien Columbia alls boy KALISPELL GENERAL HOSPITAL Visiting hours 2 to 8:30 pm ADMITTED Marty Tweet Dennis Beller Mrs Arthur Hieb Robert Casady Mrs Renzo Mumbower Robert Christensen George Wise Tommy Snyder enster Edward Harding and Mrs Joseph Nordtomc Kalispell Heidi Higgins Troy Mrs Wesley Hardin Columbia alls DISCHARGED Stenseth and Mrs Daniel Collins Kalispell John Oltenbreit and Douglas Yarger Lakeside Ronald Johnson Polson Elsie rost Eureka Mrs Douglas Graybill and baby Libby Mrs Kenneth Cook Rexford Mrs David MacIntyre Columbia alls NORTH VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED Mary Cassidy Emest Lockman Bemest Lewis Michael Shupcrt Mrs Herb Callies and Thurman Hamlin Whitefish Sandra Hoback California Bernice Jensen Columbia alls Ray Walker Stryker Bonnie Klundt Havre Gary Smith Kalispell DISCHARGED Lewis rye and Mrs Clifford Hamilton Whitefish Myra Alavana Eureka Mrs Dan Bauer and baby Kalispell MARRIAGE LICENSES Bruce A Day Libby and Loma ield Kalispell John Biegler Eureka and Deloris Bagnell Spokane Wash Jerry Hamilton Bigfork and Joye Vivit Kalispell Thomas Saubert and Marilyn Stebbins both of Kalispell Larry Oursland and Gloria Newman both of Kalispell DIVORCES Carole Martin from Duane Martin LOWERS a SIREN CALLS BY HANSEN Gill Anytime 756 3954 (vr fvry Occmien) A dPr A hl 1 i Ar mi il 4 xSfcw gl LORAL 756 5951 Max Min Pep Killings 67 56 06 Cut Bank 72 52 45 Great alls 78 55 35 Missoula 88 57 01 Yellowstone 72 47 Spokane 89 55 03 Anchorage 74 58 Boise 92 59 Milwaukee 76 64 94 Phoenix 116 83 Salt Lake 96 64 06 San rancisco 64 53 Seattle 67 56 Gary Lynn ord Riles Saturday 3400 3 SPEED 6 GAL $0(199 CAPACITY REG 5750 NOW 03 TORBERTS COOL wyiaJ WilsiiiiBiJ 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