The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

PAGE TWO The Dally Inter lake Kalispell Montana Wednesday October 8 1075 An estimated 1150 tn damages resulted from a two vehicle mishap at 2:10 pm Tuesday in Kalispell Kalispell police said the mishap occurred at the intersection of Second Avenue East and ourth Street when Bradley A Labere 22 of Columbia alls failed to yield the right of way to a vehicle driven by Michael O'Neal 19 Kalispell Bob erguson 18 a passenger in the O'Neal vehicle received minor cuts in the accident Labere was cited for failure to yield the right of way Mayor selects Haarr Kalispell businessman Dale Haarr has been appointed to represent the city on the Kalispell City County Planning Board Mayor Norma Happ made the appointment Monday She said Haarr will replace resigning board member Howard Hammer Hammer left the post in August Haarr is the manager of the Kalispell Mercantile and a former member of the Kalispell City Council council meets COLUMBIA ALLS Columbia alls city council members heard duscussion about a construction ordinance change in ire Zone 1 at Monday regularly scheduled meeting City Clerk Charleen Lyngstad said a change easing restric tions which permit only block construction within the area one block east or west of Nucleus Ave was requested A committee was appointed to study the situation and make recommendations to the council In the only other action council members approved Patrolman James Cox for continued employment following the standard one year probationary period Obituaries Marie Andersen 69 Marie Andersen 69 of Kalispell died in Kalispell late Tuesday evening She was bom July 16 1906 in Menomonie Wls a daughter of Marius and Antonia Petersen As a child she moved with her family to North Dakota where she had received her education at Blaisdell On March 12 1925 she was married to Martin Andersen at Stanley Dak The couple had farmed at Westby until moving to Kalispell in 1956 where they had resided since that time Mrs Andersen was preceded in death by her husband Martin on June 1 1972 and a daughter lorence Johanson in 1962 She is now survived by one son Robert Andersen of Kalispell a daughter Mrs Paul (Marilyn) Harris of Visalia Calif eleven grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother Elmer Petersen of Kalispell one sister Mrs Clarence (Lillian) Tommerup of Kalispell and a number of nieces nephews and other relatives uneral services for Mrs Andersen will be conducted in the Johnson Chapel on riday with the A Baugn pastor of the irst Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will be in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery The lathead Drainage 208 Project has launched a public involvement program to seek input from lathead area resi dents on problems and solutions for a regional water quality plan The 208 project has been assigned the task of reviewing sources of water pollution in the lathead drainage and proposing an areawide waste treatment management plan Virginia Bums public relations for the project announced an Informational newsletter Is being prepared for public distribution and that public meetings will begin the first week in November The south end of the drainage Is Invited to attend a public meeting in Polson 7:30 pm Nov 4 at the Security State Bank The north end meeting will be in Kalispell 7:30 pm Nov 6 at the Conrad National Bank The water quality board meeting will be in Tolson 7:30 pm Oct 30 In the Security State Bank Topic of discussion will be the recommended budget for the project AU interested parties are encouraged to attend County considers road abandoment The lathead County Commissioners are considering the abandonment of the Canadian Trail Road near Polebridge so that it may be used recreationally by snowmobilers Commissioner Mel Wollan said the primitive road parallels another road entering Glacier Park and Intersects a snow mobile trail that leads to the Canadian border He said the road has been used for the past several winters by snowmobilers Wollan said he has received a letter from Lee Downes presi dent of the lathead Sno Catters Association requesting the road closure Downes said in the letter such a move would be "greatly beneficial in keeping sno catters off the main North ork The commissioners were conducting a hearing on the proposed action at 10 am today lathead record Deaths Marie Andersen 69 died in Kalispell Tuesday Helen Pauly 57 died in Whitefish Tuesday lathead Health Center VISITING HOURS 2:00 8:30 pm ADMITTED Mrs Ronald Clark Elmer Billadeau Libby Mrs Charles Shaw Mrs red Ruff Mark Marsh Mrs Peder Paulson Michael Wright Kalispell Louie Bays Ovando Mrs John Craft Columbia alls DISCHARGED Mrs Leslie Huffman Melinda Grigg Robert Watkins Mrs Charles Wulf Libby Hal risnegger Deborah Jackson Mrs Albert Kale and baby boy Jennifer Sollars Deanna Shepard Mrs Chris Hanson and baby girl Mrs Charles Bertram Mrs Ron Mackin Kalispell Milfred Strand Deborah Jackson Bigfork Mrs Robert Slocum Peter Van Aken Richard Roddy Whitefish James Burdich Lakeside The newsletter will contain an overall summary of the 208 project the problems being studied a questionnaire to res pond to the study and an up to date progress report "Water is the llfestream of the valley With the aid of the citizens we can learn specific problem areas "By this means of communication the 208 project will become better acquainted with probable or possible sources of water pollution "Citizens of the valley are the ones to be affected by the study and we want to involve them every step of the way" Burns said The newsletter will be mailed in rrild October Anyone in terested in receiving the newsletter is encouraged to write or call the 208 project headquarters: lathead Drainage 208 Project PO Box 343 Kalispell Mont or phone 755 8420 EP A praises guard unit "The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has Issued a statement commending Kalispell National Guardsmen for their performance in an environmental project sponsored by the EPA and the Montana Department of Health and En vironmental Sciences In a certificate of Appreciation signed by EPA ad ministrator Russell Train the Guardsmen were cited for outstanding services benefitting "the restoration and maintenance of the physical chemical and biological in tegrity of and the waters" The National Guard unit receiving the commendation Is Headquarters Troop Second Squadron 163 Armored Cavalry Capt Mark Ahner the commanding officer of the unit explained that the guardsmen assisted during the past year In a statewide water sampling of streams tributary to 15 Montana lakes selected for study Chorus seeking voices If you can talk you can sing That Is the motto of Jim Durado director of the newly formed Bicentennial Community Chorus through the Com munity Service program of lathead Valley Community Col lege But right now the chorus is lacking voices and anyone in terested is urged to attend the class Thursday in Theatre 51 at 7:30 pm The class lasts for two hours The class also meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm for sectional rehearsals The chorus has been organized in conjunction with the local bicentennial committee and will offer one credit of ap plied music listed on the VCC schedule as Music 220 Durado said anyone interested in joining the chorus should attend Thursday night and he will inform them on how to register aim is to form a nucleus choir for two college quarters and a concentrated effort to assemble 150 to 200 voices for spring quarter Durado said The chorus would be available for local bicentennial obser vances including the opening of the Conrad Mansion and possibly could make trips to other communities to help them with bicentennial programming Durado said he is honlna for an enthusiastic turnout of val ley singers and emphasized that a "better blend of choral music can be created with untrained High school students and older can register for the chorus he said 'Tt 1 Body identified BEND Ore (AP) A body found in a shallow grave south of Bend a week ago has been identified as that of Denise Catlin 20 Merced Calif She was a companion of loyd orsberg 33 who is charged in the robbery of the irst National Bank of Nevada in Reno last fall The $1044000 taken was one of the largest bank robbery hauls in US history orsberg and two other companions were arrested at the Riverside Motel in Bend on June 29 He had escaped from the Washoe County Jail in Reno while awaiting trial on the bank robbery charge Police leftists clash BUENOS AIRES Argentina (AP) Argentine Security forces and leftist guerrillas clashed In widely scattered areas Tuesday leaving 28 persons dead and Isabel Peron's future cloudier than ever The casualties raised to about 800 the number of persons kil led In Argentine political violence since Mrs Peron assumed the presidency on the death of her husband 18 months ago Citing nervous strain and Intestinal disorders she turned over her presidential powers to Italo Luder president of the senate on Sept 13 and began a month long Vacation in Cordoba province Cease fire off BEIRUT Lebanon (AP) The Cease fire between Leba warring Christian and Moslem factions broke down today as fierce fighting with mortars and automatic weapons erupted in Beirut Heavy casualties were reported most businesses closed be hind steel shutters and the state radio broadcast an appeal from security forces to the massacre" Witnesses said one mortar round exploded next to a bakery where housewives were lined up in a rush for bread Crash claims four CARSON Colo our soldiers were killed and six others seriously injured Tuesday in the crash of an Army helicopter on the Carson military base officials said High winds which hampered the rescue operation were be lieved present in the area at the time of the crash according to base officials The precise cause of the crash however was still under investigation The dead were identified as CWO Norman Lowe Ham ilton Mont CWO Jules Guidry New Orleans La CWO Steven Hodge Northridge Calif and Spec 4 Jeff Pat terson Boise Idaho The base spokesman said all were married and resided in nearby Colorado Springs Harris enters race WASHINGTON i AP) ormer Sen red Harris of Ok lahoma says he is the seventh Democratic presidential hopeful to qualify for federal matching funds in his campaign Harris planned to announce today that he has reached the qualifying level $5000 in contributions of $250 or under in at least 20 states It will presumably alsd'makjjlm eligible for Secret Service protection since a congressional advisory board has set that money standard for determining which candidates should get that protection Helen Pauly 57 Helen Pauly 57 died at her home on West 2nd Street Whitefish on Tuesday morning She was bom May 13 1918 in Box Elder a daughter of and Eloise Mickey She spent her early life and received her education in Great alls graduating from the Great alls High School in the class of 1936 she was married to Louis Pauly at Bel Air Md In 1942 she moved to Whitefish where she taught kindergarten In 1950 she moved to Tucson Ariz and later to Lincoln Neb In 1961 she returned to Whitefish where she had since resided WEATHERORD UNERAL HOME Kalispell 752 3432 ANDERSEN Marie 69 Kalispell Died Tues uneral services 11 am ri in Johnson Chapel Burial in Conrad Memorial Cemetery EGAN Elbert 82 75 oys Lake Dr Died Wed in Harrison uneral services pending JOHNSON UNERAL HOME 525 SOUTH MAIN PHONE 756 5036 KALISPELL MONTANA She was a member of the irst Church of Christ Scientist She was preceded in death by one sister Eloise and one son Louis in 1972 She is now survived by her widower Louis at the family home two sons Weslie Pauly of Springfield Ill and David Pauly of Alaska two daughters Mrs Ken (Mickey) Varnado of Mis soula and Kelley Pauly of Whitefish one brother Howard Mickey of Meyers lorida and several other relatives Private funeral services for Mrs Pauly will be conducted in the Austin Chapel 10 am riday The body will be forwarded for cremation following the services Memorials to the Northwest Association for the Blind have been suggested DAMSCHEN Charles 26 Whitefish Died Sun uneral services 2 pm Thurs in Austin Chapel Burial in Whitefish Cemetery with National Guard honors PAULY Helen 57 Whitefish Died Tues Private funeral services 10 am ri in Austin Chapel Cremation to follow Austin uneral Home John Atutm Larry and Joey Kotiliky Whitefuh Ph 862 4040 Published Dally Except Saturday and New Year's Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day by Inter Lake Publishing Company 300 irst Avenue West Kakspett 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 fail to receive their paper by 6 00 pm weekdays or on Sunday by 8 30 am should telephone the ar culatkxi department at 755 7000 before 6 JO pm weekdays or on Sunday by 1030 am for 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