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PAGE EIGHT The Daily Inter Lake Monday March 3 1969 1 1 Killed When Race Car Hits Crowd Of Spectators COVINGTON Ga (AP) Spokesmen for major car racing organizations and Gov Lester Maddox called for stricter safe ty precautions after an accident at a Covington track killed 11 spectators and injured at least 46 The accident Sunday at the Yellow River Drag Strip oc curred when a fiberglass Cama ro weighing less than 1000 pounds and traveling around 180 miles an hour went out of con trol about 250 yards from the finish 'line The racer crashed into an embankment went over a wire fence and mowed down the crowd lining the track There was no guard rail to got out of the area we saw bodies lying between the man got caught up un der the said Jimmy Ed wards 18 of Atlanta must have dragged him at least 100 Sidney Castleberry Jr 25 of Kennesaw said were terror stricken They were screaming Several witnesses said the track announcer had warned spectators to move back from the track at the start of the twocar quarter mile race No one moved and the race went on The driver of the wrecked car Huston Platt 35 of Altanta walked away uninjured lie was later treated for shock at a hos "People wore thrown up in pita and put to bed at homo the said Alice Black of At satd his wife who added that he lanta of them fell back Was unable to speak to anyone onto their ears hen we tried about the accident Administrators at four hospi tals said five of the 46 persons treated for injuries were in seri ous condition Rick Lynch of Memphis Tenn director of professional racing for the American Hot Rod Association who estimated the speed of the crash car at within 20 miles an hour ot his rated maximum of 200 said the Yellow River track is not sanc tioned by either of the two ma jor drag racing groups the American and the National Hot Rod Associations The accident empha sizes that operations outside the framework of organized racing are dangerous and should be said Jim Kaser di rector of professional competi tion for the Sports Car Club of America George ML ishel Dies Rites Set George Marion ishel 66 742 Sixth Ave Kalispell died Sunday evening Mr ishel was born June 14 1902 at 'Crawford Ill a son of Andrew and Anna Belle ishel At eight years of age he moved with his parents to Oswego Mont where he had attended schools July 3 1923 he was married to Annie Casanova at Bonners erry Idaho The couple had resided at Bonners erry for Ski Club To Meet Wednesday The Kalispell Ski Club is to meet Wednesday at President Barry Braunberger has set the hour for 8 pm On the program 'will be a movie Ski Team In During the business meeting there will be a report irom me nominating committee with club members having the opportunity to make nominations from the floor as well Braunberger also cited two upcoming meetings March Hat the Hacienda at 7 pm a bene fit dinner to raise funds to fin ance travel expenses for Junior Nationals team memoers tiying to Alaska March 15 The club will also participate March 7 at another skiing evening on Big Mountain with the social com mittee arranging the special pro several years and then moved to Wolf Point where they resided until 1931 when they came to the lathead Valley They had made their home in Whitefish until about 14 years ago when they moved to Kalis pell where they have since re sided Mr ishel spent most of his working years in the logging in dustry until his retirement and since then has spent much time prospecting He is survived by his widow Annie at the family home five sons Robert Kenneth William and Donald ishel all of Kalis pell and James of Santa Ana Calif five daughters Marie ishel of Kalispell Mrs red (Lucille) Stacey of Whitefish Mrs Virgil (Jo) Rocks of Port land Ore Mrs (Helen) Jackman of Havre and Mrs Charles (Carol) Dennis of Char leston NC 31 grandchildren three great grandchildren and one sister 'Cloe Brian of Pay ette Idaho He was preceded in death by three sisters and one brother uneral services for Mr ishel are tentatively planned for 2 pm Wednesday from the Austin Chapel with the Rev Mil ton Erdmann of the Christian Al liance Church of Evergreen of ficiating Interment will be in the Whitefish Cemetery Bert Brouillier gram I LOWERS A BY HANSEN Call Anytime 756 3954 ((or Every Occasion) 0 Dies uneral Rites Pending Bert Brouillier 79 Rt 4 Kalispell died at Waterford Conn Sunday morning where he had been visiting relatives Mr Brouillier is survived by Johnson uneral Home Kalispell 756 3120 Uniformed motor escort included on dll services BROUILLIER Bert 79 Rt 4 Kalispell passed away Sun day Survived by wife Helen Arrangements pend ing Waggener Campbell Dave Cutler President Kalispell 756 5036 STAORD Robert 59 pas sed away Sunday in Kalispell Survived by wife Gudrun i four sons seven grandchil dren six sisters and two brothers Services Thurs day 2 ipm Waggener Campbell Chapel Burial Con rad Memorial Cemetery Austin uneral Home John and A nn A uslin Whitefish Ph 862 4040 JOHNSON William 64 117 Park Avenue Whitefish passed away riday uneral services 2 pm Tuesday in Austin Chapel Interment in Whitefish Cemetery ISHEL George 66 742 Sixth Ave Kalispell pas sed away Sunday Survived by wife Annie uneral servi ces tentatively 2 pm Wed in Austin Chapel Interment in "Whitefish Cemetery his widow Helen one son Rob ert of Niantic Conn one sis ter Mrs Laura Odgen of San rancisco Calif and five grandchildren urther details and funeral arrangements will be announced by the Johnson uneral Home Bid Opening Set or Ronan Post Office RONAN Bids Will be opened March 17 for a new post office building to be constructed on ground owned by the city of Ro nan Postmaster General Blount said the new postoffice is to be built at 23rd and Streets The building is designed for 3375 square feet of interior working space a260 squarefoot loading platform and a paved parking and maneuvering area of 10700 square feet Details and specifications are available from the district real estate officer Richard Anderson Spokane Wash The building will be built by private parties and leased under long term agreements and renewal options by the post office depart ment In The Courts Justice Court (Orville redenberg) Kenneth Wilson 38 Kalis pell allowing horses to run at large in a herd district pleaded guilty 15 day deferred sentence issued Dennis Berg Whitefish ov erloaded truck two counts fined $25 and $35 Harlan Berg Columbia alls overloaded truck ifined $35 James Lewis Kalispell ov erloaded truck fined $25 Charles Pyles Columbia alls overloaded truck fined $35 Eugene Bird Polson ex ceeding night speed limit no license fined $30 Stafford Dies Rites Thursday Robert Stafford 59 died Sun day in Kalispell Mr Stafford was born Dec 25 1909 in Hoople ND and at an early age he immigrated with his family to Brooks Alta Mr Stafford worked on road construction and later as fore man of the Albin Nelson Horse Ranch Aug 31 1935 he was mar ried to Gudrun oss of ron tier Sask In May 1947 he moved his family to Kalispell where fcr a time he worked in the logging industry and on the construction of the Anaconda Aluminum Plant rom 1952 un til 1962 he worked at the Kalis pell Elks Club and was a mem ber of the Kalispell Elks Lodge 725 Mr Stafford is survived by his widow Gudrun at the fam ily home 'on lathead Drive four sons Glen Donald Jerry and William all of Kalispell seven grandchildren six sis ters Mrs Jack (Elsie) Hale of Brooks Mrs Earl (Vida) air bairn Mrs Cap (Rena) Thomp son and Mrs Virgil '(Jean) Nelson all of Calgary CanMrs Grace Haynes of Brooks and Mrs Ted (Alice) Nelson of Leduc Alta and two brothers rank 'of Leduc and Ray of Brooks and several nieces and nephews uneral services for Mr Staf ford have been set for Thursday at 2 pm in the Waggener Campbell Chapel with Rev Char les Nowlen of the Epworth Meth odist Church 'officiating Inter ment will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery Mennonite Ministers Ordained Harold Duane Oesch and Glen Roth were ordained as co ministers at the Mountain View Mennonite Church in Creston Sunday Raner Duchess Alta was in charge of the ordination assisted by Harold Boettger Tofield Alta and Stanley Shantz Edmonton Alta Johnson Rites Tuesday At 2 WHITEISH uneral ser vices for William Johnson will be conducted in the Austin Chap el at 2 pm Tuesday with the Rev Donald Huwe pastor of the Holiness Methodist Church officiating Interment will be in the White fish Cemetery Mr Johnson 117 Park Ave Whitefish died riday Horsemen To Meet Thursday The Western Montana Horse men Association monthly meet ing will be Thursday March 6 at 8 pm instead of Wednesday as previously announced at the irst National Bank Community Room On the agenda is discussion of the "Glacier International Charity open horse show for June 26 28 at the lathead County air grounds After the meeting members of the Appaloosa horse club will show a movie Everyone interested inhorses and horsemanship is invited to attend Bob Sanders president said The wood ibis is a species of stork found in the United States Jaycccs Name Outstanding Young armer LIVINGSTON (AB) Garde Peterson Jr 34 of Winifred was named Young at the annual Montana Jaycee awards and planning session in Livingston Saturday Peterson earlier this year re ceived the Central Montana Young award in Lewistown He raises grain and cattle and operates a fcedlot near Wini fred Peterson will represent Mon tana in national competition in April in St Raul Minn Terms reshmen Hoop Prospects Outstanding Lou Rocheleau assistant bas ketball coach at the University of Montana spoke on the 1968 69 basketball season and showed a film of the Grizzlies victory over Washington State at Thurs combined meeting of the Kalispell Rotary Club and Griz zly Den Rocheleau said the chib suf fered a setback following six straight triumphs when two starting players were ruled inel igible due to grades at the of it Is nec essary to maintain scholastic standing in order to compote in athletics" said Rocheleau Rocheleau termed his fresh men basketball prospects as out standing He was accompanied to the meeting by Wally Brown of assistant football coach and Keith Wright president of the Century Club Introduced as new members of the Kalispell Rotary Club were Richard Champoux and Harry arrington Youth Accused Of Possessing Marijuana Charged with possession of marijuana Richard Collier 18 1045 Seventh Ave re quested counsel be "appointed to represent him after he was ar raigned before Justice of the Peace Palmer Christopher son Bond was set at $1500 which was not furnished Collier is in custody and will return to court at 2 pm Tuesday to de cide on preliminary hearing rights Collier was charged by Kal ispell police after he was ar rested in conjunction with a petty larceny charge filed by a local store When he was being booked at the police station he was told to empty his pockets It was at this point officers discovered and identified the marijuana Assistant Police Chief Gil Bald win the arresting officer re ported No Injuries In Accident No injuries were reported from a two vehicle crash at 8:54 pm Saturday two miles east of Kalispell on Highway 2 adjacent to the 'Rainbow Lodge The Montana Highway Patrol reported Donald A Larson 38 Kalispell came out of a side road and collided with Harold Johnson 46 314 Ever green Drive who was eastbound on LI 2 Damage was estimated at $900 Larson was cited for fail ure to yield the right of way to oncoming hazardous traffic Blue Bay Resort Burglarized POLSON Loss came to $100 in a burglary of the Blue Bay Re sort on lathead Lake discover ed Sunday About $40 in cash was missing along with a doz en bottles of liquor taken from stocks at the resort Lake County Sheriff Bill Phil lips believes the burglar con cealed himself in the building and committed the theft after the dose of business Sunday morning There was no sign of any forcible entry at the resort Tools Stolen OLNEY Burglars removed hand tools from a bulldozer of the American Timber Co left over the weekend at a woods working site near Spencer Lake The loss was discovered this mornii when woods crews re ported for work Sheriffs deputies determined a hacksaw was taken to the pad lock securing the tool box Mis sis are socket and open end wrenches and other hand tools as well Actual amount of the loss is yet to be determined MSU Wins Big Sky Ski Title MISSOULA (AP) Montana State University skiers snapped up an unpreccnted fourth Big Sky Conference skiing title Sun day edging past rival Montana Montana State posted 3591 points to 3314 The qualifing rounds for berths in the National Collegi ate Athletic na tional championships later this month in steamboat Springs Colo were held in conjunction with the meet The University of Washington slipped past Montana State by slightly over one point to take the top honors in the NCAA por tion of the event with 356 points MSU was next with 3546 fol lowed by toe University of Mon tana with 33 03 Weber state with '3258 and the University of Ore gon with 3036 The top three teams quality for the NCAA finals also The Big Sky title was the fourth straight for Montana State Lars Ly of Washington took the NCAA slalom with a time of 882 He was followed by teammate Dave Shore with 897 Bob Moss of Montana State with 907 and Bruce Patterson of MSU with 924 Ly also won toe Skimcister trophy awarded to the skier with the highest number of points garnered over four events downhill cross country jumping and slalom Patterson was second with Ray Miller of Weber State third and Tom Bowcrmann of Oregon fourth In the Big Sky events Bob Moss of Montana State took the slalom with a clocking of 907 edging past teammate Patterson who had 924 Crvind Torp of Montana State took both toe NCAA and the Big Sky jumping title with a total of 1515 points Lumber Official To Address Libby ChamberBanquel LIBBY William Hasel ton Tacoma Wash will be the featured speaker before toe an nual banquet of the Libby Cham ber of Commerce March 28 Haselton vice president of the St Regis Co forest pro ducts division is the chief executive In the Pacific Northwest Ovando Man Hospitalized David Neal Ovando was kept at toe Kalispell General Hospital for observation of a wrenched back after he was injured in a single vehicle accident at 12:04 am Sunday Neal was a passenger in a car driven by Donald Veum 17 Seeley like which rolled over on Center Street just west of ifth Avenue West Kalispell po lice reported Veum was west bound at high speed He lost control of his car in ice ruts The vehicle went up against the hard snowbank on the north side of the street and over turned Police estimated dam age at $900 and cited Veum for reckless driving Neal was re leased later Sunday morning after he was treated for neck lacerations as well Consumer Conference Scheduled Lois Lohr lathead County extension agent has announced the scheduling of a Consumer Education Conference Saturday at Missoula It will take place from 9:15 am to 3 pm Satur day at the University Center University of Montana campus A panel of 13 experts will par ticipate in the session titled Dark Side Of The Market Sponsored by the De partment of Home Economics University of Montana and the US ood and Drug Adminis tration registration fee for toe conference is $1 Two Larceny Incidents Reported The lathead County Department has weekend re ports of larceny Darryl Black Martin City went for a Sunday afternoon drive Vcn he returned home at pm he discovered a 22 caliber rifle with mounted scope was missing fromhis residence Larry Harness Kila repor ted the loss of two load wrap pers for his logging truck and about 25 gallons of missing from a storage tank Apollo 10 Day Agenda Highlighted CATE KENNEDY la (AP) Here are the highlights of the 10 daj' earth orbit flight planned by Apollo 9 astronauts James A McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart irst Day Command ship lunar module (LEM) and third stage Into 119 mile high orbit Nearly three hours later command ship sep arates turns around and docks nose to nose with LEM Third stage separates and ground sta tions fire its engine twice in tests that send stage into solar orbit Second Day Astronauts check out ope ra tion of combined space ships In cluding three firings of main en gine which shifts path of orbit to elliptical between 132 and 311 miles high Third Day In first space ship transferby American Legion Anniversary Plans To Be Announced I Bain commander Am erican Ixsgion Post 7 Kalispell announces that toe next regular post meeting will be Wednes day in the Eagles Building start ing at 8 pm Plans are to be made for cel ebrating toe 50th Year Anniver sary of the American Legion Chairman of this event Bill Leininger will announce tenta tive plans for a date during March Also 1969 membership in crease will be discussed with emphasis given the Vietnam era veterans who are eligible to join The month of March is trad itionally the time of celebrating the American Legion birthdaysince it was founded in rance March of 1 91 9 Especially to be honored during this event will be the World War I veter an After the meeting a dutch lunch will be served by Mrs Rose Murray auxiliary presi dent MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard Russell and Linda Poirier both of Kalispell Steven Smith and Connie Oftedahl both of Kalispell American astronauts McDivitt and Schweickart crawl through three frot connecting tunnel into LEM and activate its systems They televise a program from tlie LEM and fire the LEM de scent engine while still docked This designed to lower the craft to the moon They re turn through tunnel to the com mand module ourth Day McDivitt and Scliweickart re turn to LEM Schweickart dons self supporting back pack and 25 foot cord opens hatch and makes his way liand over hand on railings to the command module hatch Scott helps him get lower part of Ms body into command module Then Schweickart returns to LEM along reverse route He standsoutside on LEM platform tak ing pictures and sending a tried vision broadcast Total time out side: 2 hours 10 minutes Mc Divitt and Schweickart return to command module ifth Day Returning to LEM through the tunnel McDivitt and Schweick art separate the vcMcle and fly 109 miles away from the com mand module Executing ma neuvers that two astronauts will make in taking off from the moon they fly a complex ren dezvous back to a linkup with Scott They return to the main ship and kick the LEM free so that ground controllers can test fire its ascent engine the powerplant that will lift men off the moon Sixth through Ninth Days Relatively light schedule with crew making extended checks of the Apollo systems They con duct navigation checks take pictures and perform experi ments with earth aimed camer as Tenth Day Astronauts fire spacecraft en gine re enter atmosphere and parachute to a landing in the At lantic Ocean 250 miles east southeast of Bermuda Hospital Notes KALISPELL GENERAL Saturday BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Donald Jones Kalispell girl DISCHARGED Mrs James Baker and baby Westerners To Push Reclamation Charles Wood Eureka Projects As A National Asset lor the whole lamily! COLOR BY DELUXE OU CEWTV11YCX Where does that leave you? LIBERTY WASHINGTON (AP) West erners will push reclamation this year as a national asset instead of a pork barrel for toe arid West This idea by the National Rec lamation Association was well received last week by the Sen ate Interior committee whichis dominated by westerners Associated directors and com mittee members discussed at their annual meeting a lag In appropriations for authorized ir rigation and electric power gen erating projects in recent years it was noted has been putting up only about $200 million annually for construction of projects to cost $5 billion This appropria tion is about half the amount that reclamation advocates rec ommend to keep up with author izations Considering inflation and other factors it would take 25 years to build projects already author I zed and 38 years to complete proposed projects the commit tee was told ord Rent A Car is close to home Just check the Yellow Pages amily sedan in for service? scramble for money for a grand total of 459 federal programs Many benefits can properly be claimed for reclamation Bronn said in addition to the dollar benefits flowing from power rev enues municipal and industrial water increased farm produc tion prevention of flood dam ages transportation cost reduc tion and water quality improve ment He quoted the chairman of the House Interior Committee Rep Wayne Aspinall Colo as saying: wealth and economic strength depend to a great extent on how we manage and use our natural re sources water re sources de velopment and better water management should be recog nized as a national objective with a high priority RIGG 0M SUS IK Kalispell Montana Phone 756 4323 Northwest Research Association presents Tonight Tuesday 1 Show At Admission HURRY! ERRS IVESUY! Near your ord Rent A Car dealer where! Rent a new ord Mustang or Torino for a day week or month Low rates insurance included ORD RENT A CAR SYSTEM Hattie Houts Kalispell Mrs Michael Kalispell Roe Williams Kalispell Milton A De Long Somers Mrs James Sauerbier Kali spell Patrick Gober Kalispell Mrs Robert McAtee Kali spell Mrs Robert leming Kali spell Mrs Albert McAtee Polson Sunday ADMITTED Mrs Martin Neuhausen Kali spell Mrs George Campbell Kali spell Thomas Skelly Kalispell Richard Ellis Kalispell Mrs Arthur Nutting Kalispell Mrs Paul Boss Kalispell ord A Peckham Kalispell Ted Hanson Kalispell Mrs Allen Sheldon Kalispell Anna Collins Columbia alls Ellsworth Wilson Kalispell Mrs Thomas Darr Essex DISCHARGED James Mahaney Kalispell Alvin A Spencer Kalispell Douglas DeVore Lakeside Albert Hixon Bigfork North AbowBabte SnowMam 7:00 PM 8:30 PM showings run fast enough to The conferees agreed tint an stand said the committee effort should be made to boost chairman Sen Henry Jack priorityina son Wash Association directors were asked why Army Engineers are able to obtain about a billion dol lars a year for flood control and navigation projects It was pointed out that the Army Engineers can build dams in all 50 states while the Rec lamation Bureau projects are restricted to 17 Western states This means that the Army en gineer projects attract support throughout Congress but Recla mation projects have limited backing Carl Brown executive direct or of the reclamation association and a former Army Engineer Corps colonel submitted a de tailed proposal to claim national benefits for the reclamation pro gram The proposal will be used to seek the approval of the Nixon administration and Congressfor requests for increased reclama tion funds Strand Theatre MON MAR 3rd 11 I ft i IK Tz I JU Hospital Notes In The Courts.