Great Falls Tribune from Great Falls, Montana • 10

Great Falls Tribune Sunday, April 7, 1985 On the record shears, comb, hair cloth, toenail clippers and 50-foot extension cord, total value: $178. Statistics BIRTHS EBERL Son to Lindy and Jerry Eberl, 2710 4th Ave. S. GISKAAS Son to Susan and Mark Giskaas, 2204 9th S. KNUTSON Daughter to Donna and Timothy Knutson, 4955B Ave.

C. SEEMAN Son to Renae Seeman, 1. Wire Mill Road, Black Eagle. Crime Burglary of Joseph Belgum residence, 1217 3rd Ave. reported at 10:57 p.m.

Friday. Forced entry through front door. Nothing taken. Burglary of Shirley Wells residence, 812 2nd Ave. reported at 3:22 p.m.

Friday. A $118 AM-FM cassette radio was stolen. Unknown entry. Burglary of Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 2401 6th Ave. Wednesday night.

Entry through broken basement window. Nothing taken. Burglary of Victor DesJarlais residence, 7th St reportedly occurred between Monday and Thursday while DesJarlais was in city jail. He has a suspect. Stolen: clippers, shears, thinning Friday, 9:57 p.m.

possible structure fire, 2101 Vaughn Rd. 11:32 p.m. garbage can fire, 1722 1st Ave. alley. Saturday, 2:16 p.m.

public ice call, 1817 6th Ave. N. 5:46 p.m. public service call, 4111, 46th St. S.

6:19 p.m. smoke from bandshell, Gibson Park. Pair arrested Police arrested two more adults Friday night in connection with a continuing crackdown on juvenile alcohol consumption. Kenny Karl Lamere, 19, of 10th Ave. N.

was arrested about 8:23 p.m. Friday and cited for unlawful transactions with minors after he allegedly purchased alcohol and offered it to minors. Edward August Ellsworth, 23, of 1211 7th Ave. S. was arrested about 9:13 p.m.

Friday and cited for the same offense. Bail for each was set at $100. Two die in accidents By The Associated Press Two people were killed in separate traffic accidents in 1 Montana on Saturday, raising the yearly toll to 33 still 35 fewer than through April 7 last year. The Highway Patrol said a man was killed about 3:30 a.m. when he stepped into the westbound lane on Montana Secondary 445 about one mile north of Browning and was struck by a car.

The name of the victim was not immediately released. Also Saturday, Sandra Dumont Hope. mailed to Bean at 713 East Towne, Glendive 59330. The Montana Hope Project is modeled after one started by the Utah patrol about five years ago, Kraut said. Kraut and Bean stress that almost every cent that is donated is spent directy on the children, because the project has no paid advisers.

Expenses are mostly for printing flyers, postage and telephone calls either to gather information or arrange for trips. "The expenses last year were a little higher than we expected, about 5 percent of our donations, but this year it looks like it's going to be about half of 1 percent," Bean said. And although the project has about $16,000 in the bank and more coming in, it could be depleted quick- Weather Smith, 25, of Charlo was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Montana 212 about two miles southwest of that western Montana community. The patrol said the woman's car was northbound about 1:30 a.m. at an excessive rate of speed when she lost control on a curve.

The vehicle left the left side of the highway and rolled twice, the patrol said. Both Smith and a passenger, Adele Jones, 18, of Charlo were thrown from the vehicle. Jones suffered only minor injuries, the patrol said. From 1-B Fires ly, Bean said. Tod and Darin's wishes each cost between $2,000 and $2,500, which has been the average in other states, Bean said.

Many donations have come from companies that were approached for help, from community fund-raising affairs and from individuals, often anonymously. "We've had some really crazy ones," Bean said. "Officer Gene Starlin was having coffee in a shop in Missoula with some other patrolmen when a lady walked up and handed him a dollar," he recalled. "She wouldn't give her name. She just said, 'No, I don't have very much money, but this was extra today.

"'I thought some child should have Great Falls Sunny with warming temperatures today and Monday. High today 53, low tonight 32, high Monday 64. Chance of precipitation is 0 percent today, tonight and Monday. GREAT FALLS PRECIPITATION 24 hours to 5 p.m.. ...........................13 Total this month to Same month last ...........09 Normal this month to Extended forecasts, Tuesday through Thursday East of Divide Unseasonably warm and mostly dry.

Highs 60s to low 70s. Lows 25 to 40. West of Divide Dry and unseasonably warm Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers developing by Thursday. Highs 60 to 75.

Lows 25 to 40. Montana zone forecasts Northwestern Sunday and Monday, sunny and warm. Highs in the 60s. Lows in the 30s. Kalispell temps 62 32 65 pop 00 00 Westcentral Sunday and Monday, sunny and very warm.

Missoula temps 65 32 68 pop 00 00 Northwest Chinook zone Sunday and monday, sunny with warming temperatures. Highs Sunday in the 50s and Monday 60s. Cut Bank temps 50 28 62 pop 00 00 Southwest Sunday and Monday, sunny and warmer. Helena temps 58 27 65 pop 00 00 Bozeman temps 56 28 63 pop 00 00 Northcentral Sunday and Monday, sunny and warmer. Havre temps 50 25 60 pop 10 00 00 Central Sunday, partly cloudy with a few mountain showers.

Monday, sunny and warm. Lewistown temps 48 28 55 pop 10 00 Northeast Sunday, scattered snow showers. Sunday night, clearing. Monday, sunny and warm. Glasgow temps 45 20 52 pop 30 10 Montana temperatures City Hi Lo Prc Anaconda 51 28 tr Baker Belgrade 52 36 Big Timber 55 29 tr Distinctire Memorials: DOTY Henry Dorothy 400 46th St.

So. eat Falls, Mt 59405 453-9518 5 ad Tribune Photo Shooting scene Morris Davis Jr. was found shot to death just house at 1015 6th Ave. NW Friday night after inside the sliding glass doors at this vacant attempting to deliver a pizza. erals Jim Jones James M.

"Jim" Jones, 69, Lincoln, a former Great Falls resident and railroad employee, died Friday morning at a local hospital. He was born, raised and educated in Great Falls, graduating from Great Falls High School. He worked for Burlington Northern as a conductor prior to entering the Army in 1946. He served in Japan, and following his discharge in 1948, returned to Great Falls, where he was again employed by the railroad until his retirement in 1976. He married Helen R.

Goller in October 1970 in Great Falls. They moved to Lincoln in 1976 after his retirement. He was an accomplished pianist and played in various dance bands in the area. He was an active member of the VFW, also the Elks, Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite Bodies and the Algeria Shrine Temple. He was also a member and served as president of the Lincoln Senior Citizens.

He is survived by his wife, Helen, Lincoln, and a brother, Richard Jones, Great Falls. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Community Church with Pastor I.M. Nelson officiating. Burial will follow at the Lincoln Cemetery with military honors provided by V.F.W.

Post 3369. Services are under the direction of the O'Connor Funeral Home. Warren Kaslo Warren Kaslo, 71, Fairfield, a former member of the U.S. Army Air Corps, died Friday at a local hospital following a long illness. Treasure State deaths CHOTEAU BURT, Cora 89, died in a Choteau hospital Saturday.

Service 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Gorder Funeral Home chapel; interment in the Choteau Cemetery. Born in Rochester, lived in Hutchingson, and Enderlin, N.D., came to Eastern Montana in 1914. Married John E. Burt in Miles City in 1915.

They farmed in the Brockway area until 1937, when they came to Fairfield. They farmed there until 1957, when they retired. They had lived in Choteau since 1958. He died in 1974. Survivors: sons John E.

Jr. of Choteau; William C. of Evansville, and Robert J. of Selina, daughter, Mrs. Laura Lingenfelter of Butte; 10 grandchildren, 28 greatgrandchildren and 10 great-greatgrandchildren.

LEWISTOWN FRICKLE, Branden 18 months, died unexpectedly Friday at a Billings hospital. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday in the CreelMorrison-Retz Chapel in Lewistown; burial in the Lewistown City Cemetery. Born in 1983 in Lewistown to Roger and Jodie Frickle. Survivors: his parents and brothers Jared and Travis, all of Lewistown; maternal grandparents Bud and Bev Knerr of Lewistown and paternal grandparents William and Mary Frickle of Hardin; great-grandmothers Bea Knerr of Lewistown and Myrtle Killham of Danvers, Mont.

EUREKA RICH, George "Shorty," 75, died Friday at a Whitefish hospital. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Eureka; burial in the Tobacco Valley Cemetery. Vial Funeral Home. Born in Eureka, raised and educated here.

Farmed and worked in the Christmas tree industry. Married Alenath Payton in 1946 at Kalispell, they moved to Rexford, where he worked for the town of Rexford as well as for several lumber mills in the area. Survivors: his wife; daughter Carolyn Pfrimmer of Whitefish; sons Kenneth Payton of Sacramento, Donald Payton of Reno, and Richard Payton of Rexford; sister Jaunita Butts of Eureka; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. POPLAR MAGNAN, Joshua John, infant son of Lewis and Mary Lou Magnan, died Friday in a Denver hospital. Prayer service 7 p.m.

Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Poplar; graveside service 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Poplar City Cemetery. Clayton Memorial Chapel. Born April 3 in Denver. Survivors: his parents of Poplar, brothers Lewis, David and Jonathan of the family home and grandmothers Mrs.

Mary Etzel of Denver and Mrs. Hazel Threestars. GLASGOW CROWDER, Elva 94, died Wednesday at a Glasgow nursing home. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow.

Born in Callaway, moved to Montana in 1916 and homesteaded at Eight Point. Came to Glascow in 1936, where she had lived since. Married in 1912 to James C. Crowder at Kearney, Neb. Survivors: sons Robert of Glasgow and James of Havre; daughters Reda Ritzman of Kalispell and Bernetha Crawford of Baton Rouge, 10 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.

CONNOR funeral Home 2425 8th AVENUE NORTH 453-7257 EDBERG Memorial services 11:15 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Church for Rolland E. Edberg, 67, 827 13th St. S.W.

Cremation. Rosary 7:00 p.m. Sunday in the O'Connor Memorial Chapel. Interment at Hillcrest Lawn Mausoleum. JONES Services 2:00 Monday at the Lincoln Community Church, Lincoln, MT, for James M.

"Jim" Jones, 69, Lincoln, formerly of Great Falls. Pastor 1.M. Nelson will. officiate. Burial at the Lincoln Cemetery with Military Honors by V.F.W.

Post 3369. Viewing at the church from noon service time Monday. Memorials to the American Cancer Society are suggested. Visitation Easter Sunday from 1:00 to 9:00 P.M. GEORGE CO.

funeral Home He was born Oct. 18, 1913, in Manhattan. He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1941, served overseas and later at East Base, now Malmstrom AFB, until 1945. On Oct.

27, 1944, he married Pearl A. Mick in Great Falls. Following his discharge, he worked for Consolidated Freightways in Great Falls until his retirement in 1973. He moved to Choteau and lived there until December 1984, when he moved to Fairfield. He is survived by his wife, Pearl, Fairfield; two daughters, Mrs.

Michael (Gloria) DeRosa, Great Falls, and Mrs. Louis (Jacqueline) Tiedemann, Hampton, two sisters, Madeline Skucas, San Diego, and Lillian Spence, Atlanta, and four grandsons. No services are planned and cremation has taken place. HUNGRY HORSE BENDA, Frank 73, Hungry Horse, passed away Friday morning at Kalispell Regional Hospital. Service 1 p.m.

Monday at Van Leuven Funeral Home in Columbia Falls; burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Born in Jackson, moved to Todd County, Minnesota, where he was raised and educated. Graduated from high school in Clarissa, moved to Montana in 1940 where he worked for Hugh Black in St. Mary. Married Gertrude H.

Clausen in 1940 in Cut Bank. He then worked for the Park Service until his retirement in 1978. They moved from West Glacier to Hungry Horse in 1974. Survivors: his wife; daughter, Mrs. David (Sherri) Cooke of Loma; sister Ann Benda of Whitefish; two grandchildren.

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Anderson. They are Mable Todd and Sophie Skelton both of Great Falls. VISITATION HOURS ON EASTER SUNDAY WILL BE FROM 6 to 9 p.m. ONLY. Where friendship dwells and proves itself 1307 CENTRAL AVE.

EN FALLS. MONTANA: 59401 TOWNSEND CAMPBELL, Jess 78, died at a Helena hospital Saturday. 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Connor's Mortuary in Townsend; Burial in the Duck Creek Cemetery. Born in Broadwater County, educated in Broadwater County, married to the former Rose Baum at Helena in 1928.

He mined at Garrison, York and Winston and with his brother, Roy, owned and operated a gold mine on Duck Creek in Broadwater County. For a time he also ranched and ran a sawmill. Survivors: his wife; sons Merle of Townsend and Don of Touchet, daughter Milly Thormahlen of Townsend; brothers Clarence of St. Ignatius and Roy of Towsend; sisters Goldie White of Townsend, Winifred Walter of Ronan, Fern Knight of White Sulphur Springs and Ruth Peters of Townsend; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. MALTA PAULSON, Henry 71, died Friday at a Malta hospital.

Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Adams Funeral Chapel; burial in Malta Cemetery. Born in Malta, married Florence Lodmell in 1935 in Fort Benton. Owned and operated Paulson's Home Appliance in Malta from 1946 to 1966. Also worked for ASCS in Malta, and in Whitehall from 1976 until his retirement in 1982, when he returned to Malta.

He was fire chief in Malta from 1963 to 1964. Survivors: his wife; sons Gary Paulson of Billings and Douglas Paulson of Austin, Texas; sisters Rose Storbeck of Malta and Mildred Anderson of New York; seven grandchildren. FORT BENTON PAYNE, Verna, 93, died Friday morning following a lengthy illness. Memorial service 2 p.m. Monday at the Benton Funeral Home; cremation has taken place.

Born at Cannon, and came to Montana in 1908 and lived here a short while before returning to Wisconsin to live with her brothers. Returned to Montana to the Stanford area in about 1910. She and her mother worked in a Stanford hotel. Married Fred Payne at Havre in 1937, and they farmed in the Graceville area, about 30 miles east of Fort Benton, until moving to Fort Benton in 1963. Her husband died in 1971.

Survivors: a brother-in-law, William Payne of Fort Benton and a sister-in-law, Grace Brown of Libby, who helped care for her in her later years. KALISPELL SOMMERFIELD, Helen, 59, of Kalispell died Friday morning of natural causes at a Flathead County nursing home. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Weatherford Funeral Home in Kalispell; burial at Glacier Memorial Gardens. Born in Ellington Township, graduated from high school in Wanamingo, attended Winona State College and graduated with an education degree from Augsburg College.

Taught English, Spanish and German in Minnesota schools for four years. In 1952, she married Donald Sommerfield in Wanamingo and they moved to Kalispell in 1966. Survivors: her husband; sons Mike and Dale, both in Kalispell; daughters Cynthia Ellis of Vancouver, Jane Lihou of Kalispell, Donna Jones of West Glacier, Mary Volkart of Jefferson City, and Patty Gabriel of Missoula; sisters and brothers in Minnesota; eight grandchildren. Chimes Chapel Phone 452-3131 of Chimes funeral 1219 13th St. South, Great Falls home KLEIN No services are planned for Frank Klein, 71, of Power, Montana.

Cremation has taken place. KASLO No services are planned for Warren Kaslo, 71, of Fairfield, Montana. Cremation has taken place. Personalized REBUILT ENGINES IN STOCK Popular Makes CARL WEISSMAN SONS, INC. 4th St.

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Box 4527, Fresno, Calif. Medicare 93744 or by calling: 452-2642 All drop ins welcome In loving memory of ELBER R. (AL) MORRIS Who passed away two years ago, but who didn't go alone for part of us went with him the day God took him home. We feel so richly blessed our Lord granted us the privilege of having such a special, great wonderful man for a dear husband, loving father, grandfather, brother and uncle. You are not forgotten loved one, nor will you ever be.

As long as life and memory last we will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, as time goes by we'll miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, no one can fill your vacant space. We love you with all our hearts. Mrs.

Al Morris and Family.