The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 3

The Independent Record, Helena, Montana, Wednesday, December 20, 1967 Page Three Capital City News in Brief No Commenf ss Snnerintf nripnt of Schools A L-ounry ireasurer SHOPPING G. Erickson todav reminded DAYS LEFT fa PubIic: "No Comment" was the replv Tuesday describing the practice Lewis and Clark American War Mothers, will; have its Christmas dinner party at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Ste-j wart Homes recreation hall. Gifts will be exchanged and a yule program presented. Hus-i bands will be guests.

Gladys Lamb is arrangements chair ckup at and their sehed-; ied about State Examiner irregJlar." I ule will run an hour earlier. statement Dick. disc)osed todav tnat Harold Boone of Harold Boone's Tree Service is wishing! a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Adv. i after conferring with County jAtty.

Thomas J. Hanrahan and county commissioners, it was decided that there would be no public reply to Leuthold's statement. Leuthold was quoted yesterday as having said that he is' "very much disturbed with sev- Match Girl Production Friday CHRISTMAS SEALS fight TB and other RESPIRATORY DISEASES I i. of 1 1 JUjf S-f5 i'" Spoon and Spool 4-H Club' members exchanged gifts during a Christmas party and meeting, Each member also donated a small amount of money to pur- pral rnnntv trpasnrprs u.hn havp. chase a holiday food basket for Central school pupils and been jnvjti taxDavers to mail Central school pupils and CHl.lTIAf IM7-I- CtzzTZJJZ5 a needy family.

A chart show- lacuity w. i present i ne uttiein sj blank cks ,0 ing various cuts of meat was Match G.r a Christmas pag-dlte processing of license plate studied in preparation for a pant. in the Seventh vj iiiiidoiuiu ai i p.m. ruudy. Dkkey say tha it ine wine iwaicn uin was been common nractice bv the meat identification project.

Peg' gy Wong was a guest. Say "Merry Christmas" county treasurer's office to ac written by Hans Christian Anderson, Danish author of children's fairv tales and adventure 1 throughout 1968 with a gift sub- cept blank checks for vehicle registrations, and he was sure scription to The Helena Indepen- man. New in Helena. Ph. 442-4523.

Viola Ulberg, Welcome Wagon Hostess. Adv Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 7 will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Consistory Shrine Temple for caroling, dinner and election of officers at the regular meeting. Tempo has a large supply of used ice skates, some like new, your choice $3.95.

Adv. Dale Preator. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Preator.

former Helena residents, has been chosen to dance in the 13th annual "Nutcracker" production of the Utah Civic Ballet in Salt Lake City, Ogden and Logan, Utah, during the holidays. While in Helena he studied dance and for the "Nutcracker" has had to learn all of the roles so that he can take any part if neces- Attention: Elks social nite, Thurs. nite, 7:30 Elks Club Adv. Purchased this week, 14 pieces old cut glass. Mary's Antique Shop, Reeders Alley.

Adv. other counties were usine Jesus." the same procedure. JoAnne rates, call Circulation Depart- feature hls song' ment, 442-7190, ask for Mr. I Cindy Parsley and IBouley or Mr. Olson.

Adv. Tonight In Helena 7:00, Elks Drum and Bugle Corps, Elk Lodge Hall. 7:00, Civil Air Patrol, City-County Airport. 7:30, Helena Wildlife Association, meeting open to the public, Bell Room, Mountain States Telephone Co. 7:30, Advent Service, St.

John's Lutheran Church. 8:00, Boy Scout and Cub Scout roundtable, Education Building, St. Peter's Gage will play the role of the match girl. The pageant will be interspersed with portrayal of scenes and the singing of Christmas carols with 400 voices joining in opening and closing songs. For Sale.

Imperial Coffee Shop. Phone S. A. Norton. 442-8534 or Fresh (not frozen) turkeys, reserve one now, free delivery and East Helena Schools Plan Programs Robert H.

Radley. superinten-J dent of East Helena Public Schools, has announced that the Clinton Street School, grades 4 through 8, will present its The choirs will be under the 1 LI IP.nlH Strike Stamnc Holona Avp i I Meat Market 442-lW-Adv. i direction of Mrs. Jacqueline iPace, with accompaniment bv tuition scholarship 'Mrs. Margaret Holt and assist- A piano sponsored Dy tne Montana Arrsance Dy Mrs.

Ann unein. council auu me ivioiiiana oiaie uaicidi uneuiuis iui uie pru- Music Teachers Association has gram include Mrs. Kern Cooper, pays a Christmas visit to the home of Maria Edmiston, between Kalispell and Columbia Falls. IAP Wirephoto VISITOR A distant cousin of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer who lives in the forest near Columbia Falls been awarded to Linda Gibson, Mrs. Verna Stoneberg, Anita St.

John's Lutheran Senior Guild will meet 2 p.m. Thursday at the home of Hazel Johnson, 903 11th, for a no-host Christmas party. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dar- Goetzinger and Mrs.

Eunice rel Gibson, Helena, Miss Gib-; Isaacson. Other faculty members son, a freshman majoring in; will assist with staging and pro-hnmp ppnnnmics at Montana iriurtion. Christmas program today at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Street School gymnasium. Main Street School grades kindergarten through 3.

will present its Christmas program on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. This will also be in the Main Street School gymnasium. School will be dismissed at noon Friday. Because of this Cummins Electric at I'nivprsitv Rn7Pman stn-i Vital Statistics Birth Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Clausen, 1518 Phoenix, a daughter, born Dec. 20 at St. Peter's Hospital. The Miracle Scheduled For Tonight Prospect will be Open Every Night 'til 9 this week only! -Adv. dies piano with Professor Henry Campbell of MSU's Department of Music.

Police Court Fines Levied Three drivers were lined $53 arm Deskin. Route 1. speeding, Tuesday in the Police Court ot and Edward Kovich, 1108 Clarence Hanley. Park, ignoring traffic signal. Sandra llagon.

Dean Trailer Court, was fined $19 for speed- An estimated 13 million ing. Americans sutler trom some New Minister to Fill Pulpit at First Baptist The Rev. Herbert W. Luebeck' Marriage Licenses I Alhambra Manor Nursing James Elwood Smith, 19, and; Home, 933-5611. Adv.

"Here's Love." a musical based on the play. "The Miracle early dismissal, the 11 a.m. to 1 and 1:30 to 3:30 sessions of kindergarten will not be held. on J4tn Mreet. will be pre Fined each were Marv- form ot arteritis.

School will resume after the sented at 8 D.m. todav at the i of Puyallup, has been iiiiiMmiiiiHHHiin. Christmas vacation at the regu Helena Senior High School Little Lorna Mae McCarl, 18, both Helena. Ralph Charles Olson. 26, Helena, and Sharon L.

McDonald, 22, East Helena. La Mont D. Grover. 18, and Glenda Lucille Benjamin, 17, both Helena. lar time Jan.

3. named pastor of the First Baptist Church of Helena, th grandicst uifts For Sale: Lady's full length beaver coat, size 12 or 14, ph. 442-3533 after 6 p.m. Adv. AKC registered miniature black female French Poodle, 5 wks.

old, ready to leave Mama, just in time for Christmas. Ph. 442-4545 after 5. Adv. Wanted boys to sell newspapers Downtown Shopping area and office buildings.

Apply Mr. Bouley or Mr. Olson at Independent-Record office, 317 Allen St. Adv. Eighth and Warren, according to Bill Browning, pulpit committee chairman.

Mr. Luebeck will fill a vacan cy left by the Rev. R. C. King who resigned and has accepted a position in Oregon.

Helen Strauss Dies in Texas Mrs. Ernest (Helen) Strauss, 65, former Helena resident, died Tuesday in Beeville, according to word received here. She died on the same day that her grandson, John Zimmer, with the Air Force, stationed at Havre, arrived in Beeville for Christmas leave. Mrs. Strauss was born here July 23, 1902, the daughter of Oscar and Theresa Jacoby Scheewe.

She was reared in Helena. At the time of her death she was assisting her daughter in Theater by the school's Thespi-'l an Troup 745. It is designed to make you believe in Santa Claus when a free-thinking mother, Doris, wants to save her six-year-old daughter from the cliches ofj modern life but gets all tangled up with a Santa who believes 1 he's the real thing. 1 Doris is a chic, sophisticated public relations woman for Macy's and finds the Santa she hired as a substitute is so filled with Christmas spirit that he sends customers to Giinbel's. Macy's greatest rival.

Union Lobbyist Dies Today A longtime union lobbyist at the Montana Legislature died in Havre early this morning. Emilio English, Havre, who represented the Railway and Steamship Clerks Union during many legislative sessions, died of a heart attack shortly after midnight. First sermon by Mr. Luebeck will be Dec. 31 and he and his Montana Pay Dirt 12.50 Wilderness Kingdom utvj! Fa rig of i 17.95 Frederic Remington Book This Week Only SAVE S5 14.95 Published weekday (except Saturday) afternoons and Sunday morning by The Independent Record, 317 Allen Helena, Montana, zip code 59601 Second Class Postage Paid at Helena, Montana 59601 wift and three children Julie, 11, Jennie, 7 and Jackie, i 1 1 1 vz, win move 10 neiena oe- For a Christmas present that's different, buy her a Fox Fur Bedspread.

Buy him a cut glass Decanter at Mary's Glass Antique Shop at Reeders Alley. Open all week. Adv. tween Christmas and New Year's Day. Funeral arrangements are Mr.

Luebeck has been pastor for eight years at the First Bap Social night at the Moose 7:30 Adv. tist Church of Puyallup and pri pending. Survivors besides his widow and several children include a brother, Tony English, 211 N. Rodney. or to that was pastor of the SUSAN EAKER BOOKSHOP NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you fail to receive your copy of The Independent Record from your carrier DIAL 442-7190 Weekdays before 6:30 p.m.

Sundays before 11 a.m. We still have a good selection of Christmas trees with 29 W. 6th Ave. Steptoe Community (Baptist) Church at Steptoe, Wash. Hours 10 30- 5.30 George Latus Dies at 76 George N.

Latus, 76. of Sheri the operation of a floral shop in Beeville. She and her husband operated a bakery there, prior to his death in 1964. I Survivors include Mrs. Helen I Wright of Helena and Bill Roddy fresh loads arriving daily.

Also He is a graduate of Berkeley I III llllll i 1 1 III 1 1 1 UIIHIIInlMMMMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIlMIIMIIIIIMHIMMIMIMMIMIIIT miii'iimmiMM all types of evergreen decora tions and flocked trees, in white Baptist Divinity Seminary in 1957 and also has a BA degree from Sioux Falls College, Sioux Falls, S.D. or colors, warm inside display dan, died Tuesday in a Missoula hospital, according to word received here. Dick and Dot's Treeland, across FOP. "4 from Bair's on No. Main, 442- Mr.

Luebeck is 37 and recent Two Accidents Reported Here Two auto accidents have been reported in the city during the past 24 hours, according to police. Cars driven by Frank H. Ur- He was born in Helena, Feb. 4, 1891 and was married in Boulder in 1917 to the former Nellie Anderson, who preceded him in death about a year ago. ly completed a church building program serving a membership of 390.

He has been active in state Subscription Rates Dully except Saturday I and Sunday by mail, out of Montana i in the United States) 1 year J18.00 Daily (except Saturday) and Sunday, by mall. In Montana 1 year 15 no Six months Three months 4 00 Daily except Saturday) and Sunday, by carrier, per mo. 2.00 of Unionville, a niece and nephew. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers Frank, Oscar, Leo and Richard and sisters, Elma Scheewe and Mrs. Dora Roddy.

Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Bruce (Pat) Ruebsch and Mrs. John (Mar- State, National Weather and national church organiza sich, 814 Logan, and Rosa He has been in the jewelry tional affairs and has served on DiiiiK.ey, occ.u rX-aiand appliance business in Sheri the pastor's advisory committee tj i xiim i.iiii i rri auuui Irian tor vears was a of the American Baptist Con- jorie) Zimmer, both of Bee-j The official Helena tem I jvention. vine; a son, jacK strauss ot at i p.m. was 3 p.m., and cars driven Dy lorn Johnson.

405 Monroe, and Grace Moore, 720 Holler, collided at the Monroe-Gilbert intersection Mr. Luebeck has served on member of the Elks Lodge ot Virginia City and the oi Sheridan. Survivors include a son. Dale Centrally located, modern one story office building, 3,000 square, feet, 11 offices. Off street pa rking.

Phone 933-5611 or 42-1626 after 5 p.m. aiuoiuu, twee uiuiners, Larry of Washington, D.C., v. MONTANA Station NsaN-L the Washington Baptist Associa-6 Bismarck a -5 tion Cabinet. In Washington, he 11 Billings Chuck of Scappoose, and about 5:30 p.m CT7 Bob of Los Angeles, lui Broadus i i oranHphilrtrpn Qpvpral mucins Butte Latus. of Helena; a daughter, Mrs.

Jack Taggart of Salt Lake City; seven grandchildren including Lenora and George ntnc rf llrlina Qnrl cmnra! I "'a "iCot Bank County Democratic Women Join Drive Sncve9r "'has been chairman of evange- 5 -5 Las vegas 32 ism, a member of the Christian ,2 of Mpistsfp-i 35 education committee, the camp- 6 3 New Orleans 82 72 ing committee, and the state Slsociation board of trustees. He 4 p'tiand, ore. 34 28 aicn sprvpd as western area vice f-y i ijj ill neiena, aim iiuineiuus nieces Dillon ilUiehm, fOfnl iand nepheWS. I Glasgow ji runerai services are penuing Havre Helen at Beeville. 10 6 St.

LOUiS 56 40; tV, n'kinn(n Lewis and Clark County Dem- and hews Ste SristmaTtoys! Services are pending at Sheri-for youngsters at the State an where burial will beheld. Kalispell Lewislown Livingston Miles City Missoula W. Y'wslone 315 East Sixth Ave PHONE 442-1550 J. Howard Reri C. Ernest Rcfi Ben G.

Burgess Tom Twichel 2 -14 Salt Lake 9 2 San Fran. 8 1 Seattle 12 5 Spokane 22 -8 Wash. O.C. 35 13 piCSlUCIIl UI lilt 49 43 Ministers' Council. 19 ii i He was born in Southey, 64 Canada, where his fam-jily resided for nine months be Training School at Boulder, un The scarlet ibis, a dazzling der the chairmanship of Mrs.1 Use the Classified Ads Liquor Employes Are Commended Gov.

Tim Babcock today pre tu ii o-0 iri. native of northern and eastern Sunset tonight, 4:42. Sunrise Thursday, found South America, has fore moving to iNortn uaKoia on another tnnstmas toy State precipitation: Billings. Bel Mrs. Luebeck has a degree ini, tnis time for tne cnildren home in Honda.

ing grade. Butte, Cut Bank, DM- sented cenuicaies OI coillllieil-j Ion, Glasgow, Great Falls, 08; mus education irom SIOUX ctrikinu rnnnpr inriustrv Hatinn tn iv pmnlnvps nf thp Havre, Helena, Kalispell, trace; inn '0I SlHKing LOpptr lliuusuy dation to six employes ot tne, Lewistown M. Livingston, fr7ce. Falls College and conducts in East Helena, headquarters office of the Mon-loty. Missoula, west veiiow- ior ch0irs and teaches music, CUD presirjent Mrs.

Ron Rich- COTTON FROCK SHOP FISCHER FUNERAL CHAPEL ards said today that the toy L- kkr drive is being conducted in con-rrODate Mailers junction with the local Demo- I National precipitation: Bismarck, lengthy Service. Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Similar certificates also have 7' 0re- -20; Sa" Lake' been mailed to four retail liquor ane' store vendors all of whom have A decree of final distribution the Hdena Tradcs and uhor io was granted in aisirici couu 17 1 i II U.ir I here or tne esiaie I "It is our objective to collect mr S. Larson who died April 21, S. Larson WnO OieU nUUl monv onnrl Imc nnccihlp held those jobs for 20 consecu- night tiv'P VearS I Total this month to date -i. -i Total this month to date last year L.

H. ChriStensen, the aSSlSt- Normal this month to date ant administrator, and Josephine Janurv 1 to date this year January 1 to date last year K. lowers ot tne neaaquarters January 1 to date, 30-year normal office each have worked 30 1 (Formerly Herrmann and Co.) Rodney at 7th Ph. 442-1234 C. R.

(Ray) Fischer Lloyd Linden Our Greatest Asset Is Our Service to the Public and the Community. 1906. The entire estate was dis- tQ gjve he children of the io.m iributed among her surviving; jn wa years for the board. Others in I Helena who received the plaques were A. F.

"Jiggs" Hamlin, 25! Donald Wildish Dies in Rent on iwo sons. lAMie bring more jov to those fami-nnd Melvin Jacob Larson, ana iies which are enduring the fifth her daughter. Ethel Uuise month of the long copper Thomas. strike," Mrs. Richards said.

A decree of final distribution i She urged any residents of Lovely ROBES and Phyllis Sanders, years. Anelia Rostad and Margaret Donald H. Wildish 24 PAUL, William, aged 73, of 7 South Main Street. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Fischer Funeral Chapel. a me- wa, in district court 1C chanic at Roeine Aircraft, was 1 c(jtt, nf inSpnhinp the drive to call 442-5855, 443 Harris, each 20 years.

The four vendors honored for 20 years' employment are Anne M. Newton, Hobson; Glen T. killed Sunday at Renton, Udna Currah. who died or 4OT. Deadline for the when he fell from his jeep, ac- "il 30.

The chinaware was dnve wl" be Saturday, she said, cording to word received here. (0 the surviving sister, JlllllllllllllllllllllllltlillMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIinillUIHIIIIIIU Knott, Ryegate; Stephen Healy, rill r2 i Brings- and 1 J- Larson, He was born Aug. 18, 1932 in Marv Milot Smith. The Neillsville, and attended oinrw nf thp estate was ITU tM Urn i Stanford. LINGERIE Mrs.

Newton is the mother 0f iSCIl00.ls He. was awarded to her brother. Oscar the present Liquor Control imemrjer ot tne national uuara. Mjl)t clear market value of THE BEST AUTO INSURANCE BUY! Lo rates FAST. FAIR, FRIENDLY service.

Get the facts today. I Board chairman, Kenneth M.I uVIVors, lndfae ms wiaow th estate was S18.894. I Newton of Glasgow. VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS 5 i-iiciie, ciiiu son, jonaiiidii. oi Renton; a son, Allen, and daughter, Wendy, both of Taco- Claims Kise of Unemplovment compensation Montana City, and his mother, week in Helena Mrs Jane Lamb, two 49 366 as all construction in Phone 442-8520 650 logon Street Darrell Grimes Thieves Visit Gulch Company Farmers Insurance Group ul? ame t0 a stanasun.

1 r. I Police discovered a break-in Debbie, Vickie and Cindy and fna L'nemDlovment I Don R. Hagler at Palmquist Eiectric 420 his mother and fathcr-in-law. rStL cotiSfon They niK Kt Compensation LommiiMun. iucj iiiiiMii.n.nmiiii iiiHiiiiiiiitBiiHiittitiMniMMiHiiiff viuK.ii, ouuui i.n anu iiu a.

rcic lkiuil on a rrlS thrOUgnOUt LOVELY GIFTS from MERLE NORMAN I Vl tniet 01 1 tlena and several aunts anfl "uTate were still substantially lower than this time last year WILDISH, Don, aged 23, of Seattle, formerly of Helena. Chapel services will be con- Apparently the thieves en- Funeral services will be at 2 if. CLOYSE OVERTURF 655 Helena Avenue 442-7001 ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday, tered by breaking a window in p.m. Thursday at Hagler Mort- December 21, witn Chap- line garage portion 01 me siore.

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Waldron offici JEWELRY yVVVVVVVNA'VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV' mi Tools and a metal tool box val- ron officiating, ued at about $100 were taken' Pallbearers will be Robert from one of the service trucks, Bright, Dan Larson. Eli St. Williams said. iGermaine, Rourke Harris and The tools are stamped with 'Ross Teets. Interment will be the name "Bill McLane." in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

vwvwwwwwwvwwwvwww ating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. LIEN, Glen T-. aged 52, of Helena. Funeral arrangements are pending.

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