The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 3

The Independent Record, Helena, Montane, Sunday, Juno 20, 1965 Capital City News in Brief Free Golil stride Stamps Open for business at our new siifcossfiil moving prospects, location, 1010 Dearborn (across ctia Transfer. Ph. Adv. from l.undy's Shopping Center). iRuckcr Appliance Adv.

Excavation and backhoc work, water linos, etc. Adv.l Demonstration of Basic 11 and il.ov Uc Cosmetic products, Stcw- YVherc's 'I'hc Flic? Helena arl Homes We-clintf Hall, 7 p.m., I'ircmcn were called al 7:10 p.m. I Monday, June 21st. Free, nothing Salurday to investigate a smoking to buy. Adv.

neon sign in lrom ot the lfocky Mountain Bar, at 1D07 Railroad Ave. Damage was reported as tniijiB Cliff Christian Insurance Agency has muved to Fuller Avenue, across (lie street from old location. Adv. i.mlir.-. iLt.

St.irlin;' Iron) W61 or Adv. Mr. and Mi.s. Kenneth liams. 1011 Spencer, a dnugl til.

St. Hnspilal. Mr and Jlrs. Gary Helena, a son, IB, SI Hospital. Published weekday (except Saturday) aflernaniis and Sunday morning by The Independent Itccord, 317 Allen member of Lec Newspapers of Mon-I ana, Inc.

JImitaiia. If you fail to receive yuur copy i ot The Independent Record 1 from your carrier 1 DIAL 442-7191) I 5 Weekdays before fjtao p.m. Sundays before 11 a.m. WVWWWWVWWVlWJVVVWrtiWWVC Subicrlpllon Ratei Dulls icxccpl Salurdayi mr.nlh I 1 04 Rmiilay oj mill, out ol i .1 Ci.crJ 91.lt.l-1 vr.T I icxctiii aaiprcjr. inn I in Una Oiuiillui 4.M Win Ea.l Sixth Av.nua I PHONE 442-1550 HELENA, MONTANA 44ZLZ34 jB KING, Mrs.

Edward (CI agon an yea) ara), ing St. Thc rosary will be recited at 7 pm. Sunday, June 20, at St. Helena Cathedral, Requiem mass al 9 a.m., June 21, at the Cathedral. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery.

HAGLER Mortuary Phone 442-8520 6 SO Loaan St. erect session of Humane Society. P.O. Uox 274. auxiliary at 9 a.m., Thursday the Consistory Temple.

Kilualislic competition will be Upliulslering car, furniture and in the lodge hall si 7 a.m., boats. Adv. 'Thursday and Friday and at 1 IP.m-, Thursday. Exhibition drills I1')' mixed drill (cams is planned w. jfor Saturday al 1 p.m., on Wall Vital Statistics 1st jslrlhs parade is slated lo at 4 p.m., Salurday up Last Both Sides in DR peters jCrisis Accept OAS Peace Formula (Continued Frc niic liir.hops met mediating team Kriday night and 'keeps people healthy and be- tiiipniv.il 01 inc peace sines, she added, you'll re liumuiu, according to Ilniar before you wear out." na Marinho of Brazil, a member The life uf a ioekev is nnl a nf the OAS comiuiltec.

-Mriki- Ajinea age 1) Thc OAS distributed through- 1. out the rounlry more lhan 70,000. copies of an appeal for pnhlc support of the OAS peace for tlie slatcnicnl Col. Franciscu Caamano Dcno rebel leader, that it is not a ltha's Cafe at Bud's on Zona's serving special father's Day Smorgasbord Sunday 2 "til 8 p.m. Featuring Sweet and Sour I'ark and dressing.

Breaded Shrimp, Ham, Beet, and variety of other Adv. For Four-Day Conclave Eagles State Convention Starts Here Wednesday $2.95 and up. Thisllowaitc Shoe More lhan GOO members of the Co. Adv. I Fraternal Order ut Kagles will be- igin arriving in Helena Wndnes-Keep your cat happy with Felix (lay for the fi3rd annual convert-deodorized Sanitray in its pow llion of the Montana Stale Aerie.

room, Ml Ilth Adv. Cunvcntion highlights will in- iclune drill team exhihilion. Chance Culch. Concluding events Salurday will be tlie awards ban quel at p.m.. In the Civic Center and the President's Ball starting al 0.

Bon C. Smllli of Helena Aerie Nn. tfi is frenei-id chairman nf New in Helena, Ph. 'the convention Diverlinf. wnm.

Viola Ulbeig. Welcome Wagon B'aH Jen's adivilics for the auui.aiv Ho.lcu.-Adv. I The aUle arc Dolly Polich and Isabel! Voll- 10 Days until the Caralvii. "1 with c.i'ctnr.irir at 10 a.m, Birthday at Hie Sunset Wednesday in llic Eagles Hall. I'First day activities include a tneofing and workshop for stale Job's Daughters Drill Teams Wins State Award rIHI CUillS I placed (CnntiiHicd Fn people.

They all Kalispcll, Mother Berry Will Observe 111th Birthday Page 1) her friends A living link century of history, Mother Boiry says of her own longevity, "I've a big, long piece of rope and 1 don'l know when it will be pulled in." She'A sets great store hv workine hairl a 111 the OAS and rioine a inh wnlt rose-garlanded horseshoes. Thei arc spills and falls and break: Mjiniiuii uui sininiv a nronosa I ui Molhcr Berry has bad he She says "there's not in mc hotly (hat ain't puke the road." inula. US helicopters and other, Mo0lcr is U.S. facilities were used lo dis- 5hc has hor 'al1 "dveniureous jonmc Thc rebel radio broadcast a inekr.v Ln oj. test of the formula along wilh order lo find ade Kriday by nw latei.

ycars (j her down a hit, she her line, competitive solution." Arisly and Lmbcrt said anu nrize milk cl v.oeo ayrccahle lo the proposal! Mother flerrv is -i li for elections, with all political thai -K fine in hum jiiti Third Grader Has Good Reasons To Praise Dad Honolulu Fni- Dal, third-grader Rodney vaco, 0, wrote this tribute: "My father is thc world's fit Mppf" est guy. He goes lo work every- 1 UI 'VlCer day. We go lo church every Sn rt-1 day with him. He Cleat spirit, grit, permissible pride in her appearance and actions, honesty and courage are exemplified in the personage of Helena's most distinguished cifi- Legion Auxiliary Elects State srookc Folfccnstern of Terry was elected i Jlonlana Amern on time, lie helps my sister I YMCA Ends First Week of Camp The first session of YMCA Day Camp ended Friday according (o Doug Brown, camp director. In spite of inclement weather 10 hoys participated in thc two weeks of various activity.

The next session will begin Monday and will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday for livo weeks Tuition is SI5 for members and $20 for non-members. Excursions for this session will be approximately Ihe same as last session. Brown said.

24 tndln MONUMENTS AND A RKEBS of distinction! Rummel Memorials All Leading Granites Forestvale Legion Aux Sherman Mow of Cluirlo and Elizabeth VDgcs. daughter lot Mrs. Montana Kellar nf Rig lings. Howard Johnson, Butte, former chier justice ol the Montana Supreme Court and a former president ol the historical so- I Nellie SUiriiun Ncllii ik ft Nellie Sturman Elected By Soroptimisr Club Nellie Sturman i president of tint I timisl Club during installed lelena Sorop- Senators Hear Helena Man's Claim of 'Ringing Rocks Said Tourist Lure by BLM Bull ll.Sik« the Huieau l.aiui I told the Montana AKI. CIO I Monagenicul wauls to i inrt an nmilnn Hw.

il'i roe e.i I and save the site Jul. al nMi Music will be provided bv She will serve for one year, ond- onri public recreation W'J Should complained that holli. heir own hammers lo 1 11LM and the U.S. Forest Service id rocks ring, or should operate under directives from oral government supply their Waibinston. D.C..

headaiiar- them? thill no licvnnd the nrieiniil Sou. Ernest Cnioning, IJ-Alns- in.lcnt of Congress. wants to Asked aboul the body of law get no bv in erack at the at triitiic dcVis.ons. (Iruenins! an- jswered; "I sec no rcasun why, uening and Sen. ee Met- In a reasonable society, we cnn'l ciilf, slmlii'il rectify error, it error there lion Ion al a public hearing inj He's also going lo cheek the Unite for thc Senate suhcoinmU- Interim- Department's tunc on tee on interior and insular af-(tlie rinsing rocks decision.

fairs, checking effects of legis- liiliou governing certain mining on public land. Metcalt Tells 'flic ringing rocks arc black i Cl I gahbra, a biisalt-lypc nick used ArL-LIU Of i i'cciriilivc ui'l ion stone. Certain outcroppings at llu ti'ovorsial claim in Madison accompanied by Marcta Holt, alCoPlduCted former Soropli-miss. Kim Mer-1 ley played two violin solos jOnll SWOftS companied by bis mother, Mrs. I Dick Mcrley.

June Ketron, Townsond Knncral scr lores luikc. Jimy nosier, tsiinryilw Colts, Marge Ditto, and licti lamon, Dancing presented selections. Tap dancers Colccu Coltiugham. Smrniie I K.lfln Lori SiiiiiJ.ic.ch. ngman and Kulhy its cf the Shirley Cut ot Dance complete ig's entertainment.

Dorothy LyJo thc candlelight ceremony. She Dorothy Burns, Shirley Killingc and I.illic Hatch. lf.dith Moore, i (loin, friendship and service, giving each officer a specific principle to guide her. She then presented Ihe Pledge in its entirely lo the incoming president. Kloanor Kramer, retiring presented Miss Sttn man with Ihe president's pin gavel, and relinquished to her thc silver bowl, a gilt from (lie Sister Club in Accringlon, England, a possession which travels wilh Ihe office nf president.

Gen I'iclil presented Mrs. Kramer wilh )iasl "president's pin, and a gift to her from the board directors was presented by Bcrnicc Kain. Dinner guests were Don on Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Ccoigc Hirst, John Latlimcr, Harry l.ylc, Wilbur Sipiircs.

Weed, M.i gene Kramer, Kennetli Burns, Chiveis and Harry Swojie. Idaho Lumberman Dies of Bums work. When we are Spokane ,1 William Wilson, a prominent Mk beach and vjcc I Forry, Idaho, lumberman anc othci places when we ask lum. Mrs. FrnnU falli" children, died lie plays baseball with us in hospital Saturday cre.it parks.

The nursc's received May 28. SC u'm scholarships lo Mary Jo' McNalley, 37, was burned i another father because he also of Mr. and Mrs. he ran back into thc office 'tlilo 19133. blazing f'olaris Stud Mill in an allcmpt lo save company records, lie was tu a Page and part owner of the firm, Heritage Foundation Formed A new Montana Heritage cicly, is sccrrlary Thomas Foundation lias hecn organized to Tobin, Helena, is treasurer, serve as a banker lo protect state The Next meeting of thc off! historical treasures.

and board will he in Helena It will work wilh the Montana Historical Society, the Silale Historical Museum and other musems and libraries. Chartered as a nonprofit roganiiation, it can accept title to estates, historical sites, personal property, securities and contributions. Thc foundation also can accept objects of historic value, art, books, documents and 2.35 items. It can invest, borrosv, is-ial sue bonds and huy and spll. Newell Cough, Helena at torney and former president of the Montana Historical Society Board of Trustees, l.s president, Vice presidents arc Lee M.

Ford, Great Fulls, and Don Foolc, Hil- Sept. 20. I I SUNDAY IS I I FATHER'S DAY 1 i all honor wAAAAAAA included Fr. Massa, Ly Cbfil American Legion State Adjutant, Will Retire Missoula Chci Shor yea Shore's retirement, will bi fcelive al thc end of Ibis He served in bolli world and has been a Legion since its formation in mio. The.

Legion Auxiliary is holding ils convention in conjunction I lie Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Kulley 'if Sunburst head the livn slate groups. illcclions and action on resolutions arc scheduled for Salurday.

WASH Right-to-Work County give lift a ringing, hell. Unite Muniana is when si ruck by a hummer. I rued with imposition of a right-h. II. Larisen of Helena, law aiilhoriv.ing idont ot a firm that (iiiiirrics the of federal law is re-stoiie, said that because ol the Pfalod, Sen.

Lcc Melealf. D- ottcr.ilions out tit 1 1 1 r. nn tndica -I I Illy, her lc.1l. J.lly I. 1 tjllicrl IMi.n.cl KuKCfS Of lleletl officers installed were Maraarcl's lie discovered the stone and effort to get the rlTiS'l.

t. Uitlimer, firM vice i csidr nl br.ili a seven-mile vcarl it. cum lln 1 refeicndum ballot Attention! Staled Wand David Billines of Order of Job's prcsi' 1 plilinKl thc BLM Babrock, often mciitione. ineetine Aleerla Temple. Sl.njS I llL ,1.

"5" i me off (he place by saying iny nater.tial for Met Btw. Also sod culling. Call He also will i The IB-member team, Including Margaret Chivers was mistress tintil a news story of Us slnle off.ccrs. hicludins: 1 for tree Adv. I of crrcmocic Vrl.n.

Mnnre Hint the BLM iilimlicd lo convert I Lclm.lnj the fiisl win comnctu a the ouirnr. invocauan was Grand Session in Chicago during1 Bi veil by Kalbi-yn Sinclair. August. Helena's No. ihn Owners of small ll'Ul 1 Funeral Services risls lion licpubliran Gov.

Tim Babrock lias changed his position on rigtu-lo-ivork legislntto S. Umber, executive secretary; nics or then- luctcd Saturday in the! Morluarv Chapel in for John Swart.s, 7G, Tucsdiiy ill Ihe Norlh-c Hospital in Missoula, vails, a rcsidcnl of Couly Tor years, lycd by the N.l'. for 45 I operated a stock ranch ii Mile deck from 1957 BEWARE Don't Take Chances Your Beoutiful John Miller, Hillings, vice president. Hoard members are Sally Doull, Missoula Francis Crow-Icy, Bultc; Hoy Peterson, Kalis-pell Kenneth Clark, -Miles Cily, Kvanko, Circa I Kails: l.ylc Bozeinan. A Smile for Pop Pagi How Did Your Roof Withstand the Rain? This is Iho lime now yoj can see where the leaks are and make the neces- ll pays big dividends lo keep that i-oof in Ihe best condition.

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