The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

PAGE TWO The Dally Inter Lake Kalispell Montana riday September 5 1975 4 go over $9 billion Market changes Park seeking bids Muscular dystrophy fight gets boost ire damage slight lathead record Thiel A Thompson 65 Pair faces court at John Calvin Lyle 61 six has Ke TheOofy SCHOOL 6 A Division of Little Brown Church Ministries Educating the whole child spirit soul and body 4 Kissinger has already begun Under the program worked out lobbying for congressional ap for this year Israel will receive proval of his economic promis about $16 billion in grants and es which break down this way: loans to modernize and expand will get about $25 bil its armed forces and to build a John Calvin Lyle 61 a resident of Kennewick Wash died Tuesday near Martin City He was bom at Peck Idaho The body will lie in state at the Johnson Chapel from 3 to 9 pm today The casket The Daily Inter Lake Our business is news The exact financial arrange ments have not been worked out for the 150 Americans who will man electronic spy bases in the Sinai demilitarized zone However' the sources say the United States will assume most of the costs Member of The Associated Press In the remaining two years aid will be reduced to a total of $3 billion and with an in creased share devoted to stabiliz ing the inflation ridden Israeli economy On the other hand the $2 bil lion allotted for Egypt in the last two years of the agreement will Suggested Retail Prices: By carrier $300 per month Three months $900 sue months $1800 one year $3600 Kalispell boy is pending while charged with criminal trespass another Kalispell youth was Ing or further information on enrollment tuition and transportation: Phone 837 6190 or write Glacier Christian School Route 1 Bigfork Mt 59911 lion the first year Egypt be new defense line in the Sinai tween jtioo million and $800 mil lion second and third years will see Israel receiving a total of $3 billion Aid to Egypt will be about $2 billion during the two be entirely economic at this remaining years stage with about two thirds Grants and loans to Syria and devoted to development as Glacier Christian School kindergarten through stresses education of the whole individual Van Lelven UNERAL HOME LYLE John 61 Kennewick Wash died Tuesday near Martin City body transferred to Lewiston Idaho for services and burial Monday morning Phone 892 4289 Columbia alls Mrs Thiel A Thompson 65 of Bigfork died in Polson Wednesday evening following a lengthy illness She was bom June 6 1910 in Tolley a daughter of Clarence and Jessie Pellett She had attended school in North Dakota prior to moving to Montana On Aug 31 1928 she was married to Earl A Thompson in Shelby The couple had resided in the Kevin Sunburst oilfield I The other $900 million in cluding $350 million to replace oil from fields returned to Egypt will be for economic matters share for this year will Calif three daughters Thiele Benjamin of Helena Earline Pattigrew of Miles City and Beverly Coolidge of Calgary Alta Canada three brothers Theron Pellett of Miles City Lyle Pellett of Great alls and Riley Pellett of Hawthorne Nev her stepmother Nellie Vander Pus of Oilmont 15 grandchildren and numerous aunts uncles nieces nephews and other relatives Services for Mrs Thompson will be in the Bethany Lutheran Church at 1:30 pm Saturday with the Rev Russell Hillman officiating Burial will be in the Bethany Lutheran Cemetery under the direction of the Johnson uneral Home The family suggest memorials be made to the Bethany KEA members map plans for expansion Kalispell Education Associa tion members met for the first time Wednesday afternoon map GLACIER CHRISTIAN The Market has been chanced tn Satnrdav mnrn ing from riday The weekly market will be from 10 a tn nnnn in thn parking lot in the 300 block on irst Avenue West 1 The market Is expected to continue through September and maybe into October Cucumbers corn and beans are in demand so gardeners arc asked to bring these Items for sale or further informa tlon call 752 2365 or 752 1944 Glacier National Park is soliciting bids for the installation of sheet piling on the Many Glacier Road and a bridge at St Mary Invitation for Bid No 1430 76 1 has been mailed Bids will be opened Sept 24 at 2 pm Bid offers may be reviewed at local area US Post Offices Intel ested bidders may obtain bid sets by calling or writing the procurement officer Glacier National Park West Glacier 59936 LIBBY Raymond Beardsley 23 of Troy and Lupe Montana 19 of Libby were scheduled to be arraigned on felony charges of thefL in justice court today Beardsley was apprehended in Whitefish Thursday night and returned to Libby in connection with the theft of several guns Montana is charged with the theft of three 10 speed bicycles He was arrested on Wednesday a of the Bethany THOMPSON Thiel 65 Bigfork Died Wednesday Services 1:30 pm Saturday in Bethany Lutheran Church Burial in Bethany Cemetery In state at chapel until 9 pm riday JOHNSON UNERAL HOME 525 SOUTH MAIN PHONE 756 5036 KALISPELL MONTANA Kalispell firemen were called to a blaze at the Kalispell' Social Security office Thursday morning which apparently started while workmen at the scene were in the process of remodeling iremen said workmen were cutting a section of pipe in the rear of the building when some cork insulation in a near by wall caught fire and smoke began to spread through a crawlspace in the structure The fire was extinguished with slight damage to the 1 area for over 35 years before moving to Bigfork Mrs Thompson was member Lutheran Church of Bigfork She was preceded in death by her parents two brothers one daughter and three grandchildren She is now survived by her widower Earl at the family home on Sylvan Drive Bigfork two sons Clarence and Ronald Thompson both of Los Angeles The Spanish Civil War start ed in Spanish Morocco under the leadership of Gen ran cisco ranco in 1936 It spread to Spain itself and continued until March 28 1939 when ranco was named chief of on eb 27 1914 the son of state Daniel and Carrie Lyle He grew up and received his education in Idaho During World War II he was employed in the ship yards and then entered construction work which he continued to follow He had made his home at Yakima for a number of years until moving to Kennewick three years ago He was married to Rose Luffman in 1962 at Yakima and with his wife was visiting in Kalispell at the time of his death Mr Lyle is survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Linda Bunnell of Portland Ore two stepdaughters Mrs Alvin (Carolyn) Sundh of Kalispell and Mrs Dave (Bonnie) Harris of Lewiston Idaho a stepson Gary Luffman of Yakima Wash three sisters Mrs loyd Dryden of Peck Idaho Mrs Ella Benscotter of Kendrick Idaho and Mrs Elizabeth Blaney of Bar Harbor Maine and one brother William Lyle of Centralia Wash also two Death John Lyle 61 Kennewick Wash died Tuesday' lathead Health Center VISITING HOURS 2:00 8:30 pm ADMITTED Bruce Ewing Charles Ward Mrs Marlon Murer Misty Darsow Patrick King James Gladeau Dean Oldfield Ralph Robinson Kalispell Roger Ollendike Lakeside Mrs Dennis Tanberg Libby Angela Eason Whitefish Linda Kennedy Browning Michael Herzog Columbia alls DISCHARGED Mark Compton Michelle Hutton Charles Kassner Kalispell Kenneth Jones Somers Mrs Dan Dennison and baby girl Mrs Stephen Thompson and baby boy Ray Hendricks Bigfork Mrs George Johnson Proctor North Valley Hospital 10:45 am Thursday Kalispell fire department 1st Ave and 3rd St fire in insulation 11:42 am Thursday Kalispell ambulance Maple and Reserve Drive fainting 5:00 pm Thursday Kalispell ambulance 93 Mont 208 Junction to flathead Health Center car wreck 8:00 pm Thursday Kalispell fire department 124 1st Ave trash can on fire 8:20 am riday Kalispell ambulance North Meridian Road to lathead Health Center truck bicycle collision Marriage licenses Michael A Deardurtt 19 and Jill A Hagen 19 both Salt Lake City Richard A Street 19 Whitefish and Robin Gress 19 Olney Kenneth Yachechak 27 Missoula and Patricia Pennington 25 Kalispell Bruce Berglund 20 and Carol Harvey 21 both Kalispell grade six iiiuiviuuai IwOVlIlliy fundamentals of Christian faith phonics math penmanship language and physical education with science social creativity workshops and music to prepare your child for success in world Class enrollment is limited to twelve students per grade Enrol) your child now while there are still openings grandchildren and step grandchildren The body of Mr Lyle been transferred to Lewiston Idaho where services are planned Monday morning with Lutheran Church of Bigfork' hiinal rn ho fno Mnmml Hill Cemetery at Lewiston Local arrangements were by the Van Leuven uneral Home be opened for the services WASHINGTON AP) Israel Egypt and some other Arab countries would get at least $9 billion In American nld over the next three years as part of Sec retary of State Henry A Kissin bargaining for the new Mid dle East agreement The administration congres sional and diplomatic sources perhaps other Arab nations also sistance and the rest in wheat who provided the figure empha will be included in the aid and other agricultural grants sized tnat tms is a minimum sum package unly rough estimates and that It could run much higher have been made for this pending as time passes negotiations between Israel and Both Israel and Egypt de Syria but they are In the area of manded large amounts of as $100 million sistance before agreeing to the Sources said these working interim settlement under which figures are minimums and ad the Jewish state surrendered ditional costs will increase the some land on the Sinai Peninsula total to at least $9 billion during in exchange for political conces the expected life of the agree i sions by Cairo ment sbow a share in milltary tzt TT JL aid OICE HOURS 8:00 5:00 9:00 1 2:00 NOON SAT CLOSED SUN If you have not received your paper by 6:00 PM Daily or 8:00 AM Sunday Phone 755 7000 1 Photo by Dave Knadler 1 Search continues WHITEISH Whitefish police in cooperation with the lathead County office are continuing their in ostiga ion into the disappearance of Robyn A Pettinato 14 on July 5 Last seen in the morning the 5 foot 100 pound girl has yet to be located Law officers have been checking various leads but Whitefish Police Chief Jim Loser said "there's nothing we can do to pin it Miss Pettinato has light brown shoulder length hair and blue eyes Police are assuming she is a runaway until future information might prove otherwise A reward of $50 has been offered for information leading to her recovery Board meeting Reviews of a community survey and the kindergarten program is included on the Kalispell School District 5 agenda for its meeting at 8 pm Monday in the office School board members also will review elementary grading and reporting hear the building report and recommendations and consider a renewal of a rental agreement with lathead Valley Community College Bids for shower repair steel lockers and transportation also will be opened Supt Pat Hayden will present a report on the status of negotiations and the Annual Convention to join the group were delivered by Montana Education Associa tion President Noel urlong and MEA Uniserv representative Mike Keedy urlong also briefed those at tending on the progress contractnegotiations in Billings Great rails and Columbia a 3 Juvenile cases referred to probation department Criminal mischief charges ac referred to aftercare counted for 10 of 29 new cases our Libby boys were assigned referred to the district court public work hours after being juvenile probation department charged with theft A Great alls for the week ending Tuesday boy facing a similar charge was ive Libby boys were referred to the 8th Judicial reprimanded and ordered to District make restitution on charges of A Columbia alls youth and a ping out plans' for membership criminal mischief while cases Coram youth were placed on expansion and preparing for the against five Whitefish boys are probation after being charged coming school year with burglary or unlawful enry' Various committee appoint Six Libby boys one Troy boy A Libby boy was placed on nwnts were made The group and one Libby girl were assigned probation and ordered to make aiso decided to send i ts pubiic work hours after being restitution after being charged negotiating committee to a charged with liquor law viola with forgery Two Troy boys workshop dealing with wage ions A similar case against a were reprimanded after being negotiations in Polson Sent 19 KnliCnnll hnu IC? nnnriinrv tltniln on trzz4 taillK 1 he association president and vice president will attend the Montana Leadership Conference in Helena Sept 12 13 Speeches urging new teachers Jim Hadwln owner of McDonald's of Kalispell presents a $49480 check to 15 vear old i inin hn Brnnn umra Hnh iiapaH oruuu our representing rne financial results of recent fund raising apple pie sale to fight muscular dystrophy A victim of muscular dystrophy himself Bruce will pass the check along to the National Muscular Dystrophy Association to aid in finding a cure for the disease Hadwin said the check is in addition to the nearly $2800 raised In Kalispell during the muscular dystrophy telethon and some $200 raised by local children through muscular dystrophy carnivals Bruce was accompanied by his mother Katie Burk of Kalispell for a lunch at Wednesday v' i On way to school WEATHERORD UNERAL HOME Kalispell 752 3432 Obituaries Red Cross moving The Red Cross office will be moved Monday' to 944 South Main Street The phone number 756 3433 will remain the same Red Cross office hours at the new location will be from 10 a to 2 pm Published Daily Except Saturday and New Year's Day Memorial Day InGependenct Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day by Inter Lake Publishing Company 300 irst Avenue West Kalispell Zip Code 59901 Entered as second class matter at post office Kalispell Montana Patrick King publisher editor Marlin Hanson managing editor James Buxton advertising manager Jess Allred production manager Kent Sowers business manager Steve Owens circulation manager Kalispell subscribers who fall to receive their paper oy 6 00 "Wan or on Sunday by 8:30 am should telephone t' circulation department at 755 7000 before 6:30 weekdays or on Sunday by 1030 am for customer service Car bike accident injures youth head injuries to a 14 year old Kalispell police said the acci Three Mile Drive as Russell high school Donald Smith 27 of whitefish was also northbound on Meridian Road behind the loyd youth Police said the youth was well inside the bike path and Smith slowed to about 15 miles per hour fn naCQ Thp rnllicinn aaaiiffaH nc us VVUIOivll I vu Ou Meridian at the intersection Water district eved The bicycle collided with the vjw right front fender of the truck and skidded along the side the r'ouiedu vuumy commissioners received a petition i nurs boy striking a rear view mirror to create a water district involving Panoramic Heights with his head Smith stopped the anc Mountain River Heights subdivisions truck immediately after the im Commissioners said the petition was taken to the clerk and nart recorder's office for validation Police pointed out that neither party was guilty of any negligence in the mishap They said a better traffic control system is needed where the bike path crosses in front of Meridian Road The loyd youth was treated and released for his injury lathead Health Center vs I 1 I wiSwg kEWW" lx wSiflHHi Al BnW BH EBBB'TEBBB na no i Loks MONUMA i.