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Page Three U.S. WMTHfft fytffAU tlU Capital City Nevs in Brief 1 'fl-fl SHOPPING Li DAYS LEFT The Pets and Pedigree 4-H Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Community Center for a Christmas party and gift ex- change. New in Helena. Vh.

4424523, Viola L'lberg, SVlcom Wagon Hostess Adv. Hopeful Beginning For the Symphony By ROBERT B. HEYW(N) with dignity and vigor. The Helena Civic Svmphony Frnm Handel's the started its season with a solid, orchestra played the long inter-hopeful, beginning at Sunday's lude followed by the choral-concert in the Civic Center. The orchestral version of "For Unto small orchestra, under the com- Us a Child Is Born." Though petcnt direction of Richard the "Pastoral Symphony" inter-Starr, continually amazes one lude is hardiy anybody's favor-by producing such a good sound ite.

it did set a mood which It is a great tribute to the de- made the choral selection stand voted musicians, the backers of out all the more knowingly, the symphony and the director To the strains of Rudolph the that the orchestra can continue Drunken Raindeer." an encore, to give the city a high caliber I escaped into the cool evening of performance. air. I understand that this quick The opener was Richard maneuver saved me from hear-Strauss' "Waltz from Der Ros- ing a full version of "White enkavelier." Since i a Christmas." Strauss could and did imitate -VP the northern Ploteau region. country can expect colder the southwestern section. Reverend Barnes Dies in Missoula every major composer of the western uorld.

it is not surprising that he can turn out a neat little Strauss dike Johannes, that is i waltz. The orchestra nprformed WEATHER MAP Roin snow forecost tonight in third of the nation. Snow WilliGrn Andrews! To Head Bonds with some the eastern flurries ex State. National pected for Most of the weather except Havdns "Svmphonv No. 7" with wganizi-d the Plymouth Congre-seiisitivitv and a gentle new ton- rational Church here, died Sun-al quality which was most pleas- dav in a Missoula hospital mg.

The" tempo was somewhat, ''8 of '3 rrogram in 3rareTneof lacadazical for a billiant Havdn work As aluavs at this season. Appointment of William B. Andrews, president of the Union Bank and Trust Co. of Helena, as volunteer state chairman for the U.S. Savings Bonds program in Montana was announced to day by Treasury Secretary llen ry H.

Fowler. Andrews succeeds A. T. Ilib il Helena temper- 13 p.m. was NATIONAL L.

Station L. 49 40 Bismarck 1.1 39 26 Calgary 54 23 4 35 Chicaqo 41 39 42 33 Denver 48 31 43 24 Los Angeles 71 46 42 29 Mpls-St. P'l 30 27 45 34 New Orleans 66 53 53 34 New York 3 33 50 38 Phoenix 57 31 53 33 48 31 50 38 St. Louis 44 37 44 34 Salt Lake 33 16 4) 41 San Fran. 58 50 41 36 Seattle 54 39 46 40 Spokane 43 32 44 35 Wash.

C. 47 39 20 11 alure 31 i Station 'Brings 'cut'Lnk jorummond Kaiispeii W. Y'stone. Sunset today, 4:40 p.m. Sunrise Tuesday, 1:0 a.m.

State precipitation: Butte, trace; Cut Dans, union, irate; urunimunu, Havre, Helena. Kalispell. there was something for the scrVt'a Tom 19-13 until 19o9. kiddies;" this season's musical lPon nis retirement, he or-martvrdom was entitled "Tubbv Ranized meetings which led to the Tuba" a romp through formation of the Plymouth the orchestra which gave manv Church in Helena and became soloists a chance to show con- first pastor, commuting be-siderable skill. Missoula and Helena ev-Damrosch's adaptation- ('r-v Sunday for a year and a transcription of the Bach chor- nalf unti the Rev.

William Burk-ale-prelude to "A Mighty Fort- hardt arrived to become full-ress" was more Damrosch than f'ine pastor. Bach, but the orchestra stood A native of Springfield, S.D., up bravely and the chorus sang; the Rev. Mr. Barnes moved jwith his family to the Flathead bard, honorary board chairman ivingston of the Union Bank, who hasiHii" headed the savings bonds program in the state since its inception in 1941. Hibbard organized the entire m.

TT program in Montana. Under hlS guidance, Montana was first National precipitation: Calgary, nf shnnliftino tpnrl In in. The Rev. Guv L. Barnes, who Mt was ine retired pastor of the Lniversitv Congregational Church in Missoula where he valley in 1907.

He was a graduate of Billings Polytechnic Institute, earned a doctor's degree in sociology at the University of Chicago and studied for the min-I istry at Chicago Theological Seminary. Survivors include his widow. Nellie, a son, Wilfred of Ames, Iowa, and a daughter, Mrs. Al- hcrt S. Grant of Missoula.

Funeral services will be 3 'n m. Tunsdav at the University Congregational Church in Mis- Knnta Thtt hntiv hp spnf tn Snnkan for rrpmatinn FAST rrdtnU L.T Fast service. Fair settlement of claims. Friendly people who are on your side. And you save money, too! Lower rate3 because Fanners insures careful drivers.

Farmers Auto Insurance UTf jtm ffS mfa Of LOS ANGELES CLOYSE M. OVERTURF 655 Helena Avenue 442-7001 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ONLY M'OEL 11PM. Ultra light prs.mjl oortafcn IV III vo a. itA uriy-irj tunc 'ft I I 09 The Rev. Eugene R.

Bartosik. executive director of the Capi-j tal City Rescue Mission, has; invited all Helena area church-women to attend Mission Work Wednesday 9 a.m. to noon, when lunch will be served. The Mission also is asking for baked goods, meat, coffee, nuts and candy for Christmas when it will be serving dinner to the transient and indigent, Mr. Bartosik said.

For sale: 8 mm Brownie Movie Camera and lite bar, $10; older cabinet model Singer sewing machine, $50, Phone 442-20C4 after 5:30. Adv. It's a full house at the Helena Animal Shelter off York Road today. Seeking homes are a white poodle with a brown co'lar; a little female dog v.un light brown curly hair about three months old, a small biack and white female about four months old and a male black and white puppy about three months old. Josef and Zenith Hair bty lists, 761-8430, Great Vital Statistics Birth Mr and Mrs.

Walter Francis, 608 Hillsdale, a daughter, boin Dec. 11 at St. John's Hospital .1 Kolanek. 70, 525 LU ai Green, died at home. Dec.

9. The Rev. John Patrick Kend-riean. 50, of Great Falls, died Dec. 10 at St.

John's Hospital. tjt 3JnirpenInt lUrorfc Published weekday (except Saturday) afternoons and Sunday morning by The Independent Record, 317. Allen St. Hel-ena, Montana, zip code 59601 Second Class Postage Paid at Helena, Montana 59601 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 am.

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Ernest Retx Ben G. Burgess Tom Twichel WAARA, Mrs. Hilman, aged 86. of 2019 Cannon Street. Chapel services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Tuesday, December 12, with Chaplain H. M. Waldron officiating. Interment will be in the Jefferson City Cemetery. SADLER, Charles used 68, of 6 North Benton.

Chapel services will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 12, with Rev. George Harper and Morning Star Lodge No. 5, officiating. Cremation will follow at Hillcrest Lawn Memorial, Great Falls.

FISCHER FUNERAL CHAPEL (Formerly Herrmann and Co.) Rodnevot7th Ph. 442-1234 C. R. (Ray) Fischer Lloyd Linden Our Greatest Asset Is Our Service to the Public ond the Community. KENDREGAN, Rev.

John of Carroll College. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Fischer Funeral Chapel. jmiMmiiiiiiiiiimiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiim Phone 442-8520 650 Logan Street Darrell Grimes Don R. Hagler IIHIIIIINMIUIMIIIIIIIIMMIIMIMNIHHIIFIIIIIIIIIHIFIinilltl KOLANEK. Edward aged 70.

of 525 Green Street, Seymour Park Addition. Funeral arrangements are pending. of of felt Spec. 5 and Mrs. Martin Vook are the parents of a son, born recently in Kaiserslautern, Ger- i many.

Mrs. Vook is the former is a iormer resiaeni oi casi Helena and has been stationec! in Germany since December 1965. Say ''Merry throughout 1968 with a gift sub-! scription to The Helena Indepen-) dent Record. For carrier or mail i rates, call Circulation Depart-1 men. 412-7190.

ask for Mr. I Bouloy or Mr. Olson. Adv. Wesley E.

Young of San Fran-J Cisco, manager ot the Western Region Educational Division of the Rand McNally will conduct three workshops for teach ers on globes, maps and charts here this week. He met with primary grade teachers today, will meet 4 p.m. Tuesday with intermediate teachers and 3 p.m. Wednesday with junior and senior high school teachers. All sessions will be at Smith Elementary School.

Reeder's Alley has unusual gifts and consistantly fine food, lunch Tuesday thru Friday 12 to Women of the Moose, card party, at 8 p.m. tonight. Adv. For Sale, Imperial Coffee Shop. Phone S.

A. Norton, 442-8534 or The best is hand crafted cab- inets furniture at Joe's Cab inetry Wood Craft, 101 S. Last Chance Gulch. Ring 442-4372 Adv. Walsh Lecture Canceled The address of the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Salvatore J. Adamo, scheduled in the Walsh Lecture series for tonight at Carroll College, has been canceled. Father Adam, executive editor of the Catholic Star Herald in Camden, N.

is unable to come to Helena because of illness. He was to speak on "The Cath olic Press: Today and Tomor row." Montana May Bid for Skibob Races Montana has been offered the opportunity to host the 1971 World Skibob Championships, according to Samuel Chapman, director of the State Department ot Planning and Economic Development. The United States and France are the two final bidders for the championship competition, and the final decision will be determined on or before January 15, 1968. Notices have been sent to several qualifying ski runs in Montana inviting them to bid. Those who are interested are asked to furnish $1,000 sanction fee prior to Dec.

20, refundable if their area is not chosen. The meet will involve about 45 nations, 450 participants and an estimated 5,000 spectators. In addition to the five-day meet, the area selected will also host the U.S. Junior and Senior National Skibob events, approxi mately two weeks prior to the World Championship event. Ski areas, to qualify, must have a chairlift, and the course must be laid out on a standard downhill-type run at least one mile in length.

The course must be visible from the finish line and the spectator areas. Chapman said, "It would be a big boost to the state in 1971 both economically and from a publicity standpoint." Tickets Issued Two weekend accidents result ed in moderate damages and two careless driving citations. Danny M. Kroll, 16, 361V- Water, and Patricia T. Williams, 34, 1407 Highland, were drivers of cars which collided on Rod ney near the junior high school Friday.

No injuries were reported and Kroll was cited. Sunday afternoon a car driven by George Gregory Allen, 15. 2031 Lockey, collided at the California-Broadway intersection with a parked car owned by Joseph Meyer, 101 S. California. No injuries were reported and Allen was cited.

Since antiquity been a food. cheese has! Babcock Elected Vice President Of Association PALM BEACH. Fla. AP) Montana oov. nm uancoc-K was; elected vice chairman Saturday, of the KepuDllcan Oovernors As- sociation, succeeding Gov.

John Chaffee of Rhode Island who be came chairman of the associa tion. Chaffee succeeded Colorado! vjuv. juuii Luve. i Babcock was scheduled to at tend the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in New Or-; leans. La.

Sunday and Monday before returning to Montana Tuesday. NOW We Give Green Stamps Helena Electric INC. 442-6910 ane7 i 'm 'mm mm mmm. 210 North Rodney 1 1 1 1 1 fi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Put your money where the picture I 1 CHRISTMAS SEALS fight TB and Give her a Christmas Gift Certificate for a glamorous New Year with a Slenderizing Course at Blanche Judge Studios. 442- Mrs.

Todd of Boonsville, asked Helena police Friday to locate her brother, Joe Asbury, 97 onA h'juo him rail hpr in Boonsville. Family matter. As- bury sent a Christmas card from Helena two years ago and was working at that time in a sawmill. Fenderbenders Louis Boe- 4Hams and John Ka gl5 Rodneyi filed their own reports after their cars were involved in a collision Ninth and Warren Friday. Fenderbenders Laurie Hoover, 114 Broadway, was cited for improper parking after her car rolled into a plate glass window at 115 Broadway Saturday evening.

Where's The Fire? Fire- Dn sncvuprprf a smoke scare at 527 N. Rodney Sunday evening but it was only burning grease in Mertice Partin's skillet. Where's The Fire Too much water caused a fire this morn' ine at the home of Kenneth Wooten. 126 Chestnut. A broken water main flooded the base ment, shorted the electrical sys tem in the furnace and started a fire in the basement ceiling.

Jack Nyland, 1526 Cleveland, called police Friday evening after a band of boys touched off a fire in his garbage cans and stole the lids. Police retrieved the lids. Sue Brown, Imperial Lanes waitress, told police Saturday night five fellows apparently 17 to 18 years old enjoyed an $8.75 order of hamburgers, French fries and miiK snanes and then left. No pay. They mentioned something about Three Forks.

Myron Pitch, 419 Hayes, reported Sunday evening a rock was thrown through a window and storm window. Helen E. Ferris. 1015 Gar field, told police she left the house for a short time Sunday evening and someone stole aoout its worth of Christmas duids from the Ferris' outside tree- Helena ChaDter No. 2, Royal Arch Masons, and Helena Coun cil No.

1, Royal and Select Masters. York Rite, will both have annual meetings and elections tonight at 8 at the Con-sistorv Shrine Temple. The early meeting of the Council is being held tonight because the regular meeting date this month would come on Christmas Day. Christmas trees, top quality commercial flocking, everything for vour Christmas decorating, Dick and Dot's Treeland, Across from Bair's on No. Main, 442- 6731.

Adv. Palmauist Electric will be open every Monday, Wednesday and Fridav night, also 9 to 5 on Saturday until Christmas Adv. Yellow Labrador, male, 5 AKC registered, trained. Retrieves ducks right now. 442-8460 Adv.

Seven Helena women have names listed in the 1967 edition "Outstanding Young Women America" for accomplish ments in civic endeavors and religious, professional and polit ical activities. Their names were submitted by local women's clubs. They are Mrs. Judy Ann Campbell McHugh, 4010 McHugh Lane; Mrs. Beverly May Brady Clinch, 46 11th; Elizabeth A.

Bair, 1126 Cannon, Mrs. Diana Schutte Dowling, 712 N. Rodney; Mrs. Valerie Louise Linderman Anderson, Box 581; Edwina Ann Wherritt, 12 S. Benton, and Mrs.

Dorothy Louise Ross Retzlaff, 657 N. Warren. Card of Thanks We wish to thank the Doctors, Nurses staff of the Veterans Hospital for their care during our Dad's stay in the hospital ana to tnanK everyone for the Cancer donations and the beau tiful floral offerings. Mrs. Lucille (Rudd) Stockdale Family.

Card of Thanks The family of Clarence "Jim" Kline wish to express their deep gratitude for all of the kindness and thoughtful concern that was shown during their i Chicago, New Orleans, New York city, st. Louis, Seattle, Washington, D.C., 1.29. DAILY PRECIPITATION SUMMARY Amount 24 hours ending last mid night Trace Total this month to date .07 .25 .19 13.08 6.09 Total this month to date last year Normal this month to date January 1 to date this year January 1 to date last year January 1 to date, 30-year normal 10.51 Edward Kolanek Found Dead Edward J. Kolanek, 70, a life long resident of Helena Withi the exception of service in World War I and World War II, was found dead at his home Sunday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Sheriff-Coroner David Middle-mas said no inquest or autopsy would be conducted and set the time of death as Saturday night at Kolanek's home in the Sey- muui ram aauiuon.

Neighbors of Kolanek became concerned when they did not see him all day Saturday and Harry Machera, 508 Washington, called the sheriff's office Sunday when a light in the basement below the kitchen of the Kolanek home was still burning. The body was found in the basement and Kolanek was lying on his back with a high-powered rifle over his legs, ac cording to the sheriff's report. Neighbors said that Kolanek had been planning a winter vacation and had secured plane tickets for California. Kolanek was born July 19, 1897 in Helena, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Kolanek. early-day residents. He attended schools here and enlisted in both World Wars. He had worked as a fireman and then a driver at Fort Harrison and retired 1959. i in nis wne preceaea mm in death in 1963.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Rose Ledingham of Butte, two brothers, Jake and George Fritz and a sister, Mrs. Rose Heiser, all of Helena, and three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services are pending at Hagler Mortuary. Ho iu a i Three Persons Charged With Shoplifting Three persons were charged, with shoplifting in Lundv Shop ping Center stores Friday and Sunday.

Janet Hamlin, no age given 701 E. State, was charged with Michael Trent McElravy. 18, was charged A juvenile was charged by Tempo store with taking a $7 sweater. Nn riisnnsitinn bar! hnnn marlp i -J -vtfc. VMcp Chot Tar-Ir William remarked this mornina that re- iu -u crease during the Christmas shopping season.

Deadline Nears For Special License Plates Residents of Lewis and Clark County who wish to retain the same numbered plates they have had in recent years, must place their order with the treasurer's office before the end of this i dtcui mug iu Lnn.tj(. Luumy il cdoUl cl Dickey said today that after this week, orders will have to be taken on a first come basis until Dec. 30. instead of Jan. 30 as was previously reported.

Applications should include a blank check made out to the treasurer's office and car reg- istration slips for each set of special plates. The plates and a receipt will De sent Dy man, Dickey said. Youths Fined For Possession Three Helena minors pleaded guilty to illegal possession of alcohol and were fined 125 apiece in ponce court tnis i morning. Helena officers arrested the lft-vear olds at 2:45 a.m. today at 911 Sixth and they were held in Clly jail uiuu men ajjjjcm- ance before Judge Clarence Han- ley at 10 a.m.

The three are Fredrick Gabriel Chovanak, Nelson Route; Joseph Parry Staudohar, 911 Sixth: and Randolph Lee Benson. 911 Sixth. Four Fined Police Judge Clarence Hanley fined four traffic violators a total of $83 Friday. Thad Ely, 75. 815 N.

Jackson, paid $17 for failure to yield right of way, as did Velma Hartley Reber. 41. 1726 Lockey. Thomas M. Kabeary.

22. Carroll College, paid $17 for a red light violation. Delwyn D. Moe. 26 206 S.

Park paid $32 for speeding. lose of weigl safely Maybe you've been in our pharmacy and noticed all the ways there are to lose weight. Pills, tablets, capsules all kinds. Most are design Phone 442-5330 I I the nation to achieve ltS bonds William B. Andrews quota in each of the seven drives during World War II.

Andrews has served eight years as vice chairman of the Montana Savings Bonds Com mittee. He is a graduate of the Uni versity of Montana and was an Army officer during World War II. He entered the banking busi ness in 1951 and became presl dent of the Union Bank in 1966. E. A.

Hase Outgoing President E. A. Hase, superintendent of the Enst Helena plant of the American Smelting and Refin ing is the outgoing chairman of the Montana Section of the American Institute of Min ing, ana petrole um Engineers. Robert Corbett of the Anacon da of Butte, is the new chairman. The section met for the an nual Christmas banquet Satur day in Butte when Kenneth W.

Nelson, director of the Depart ment of Hygiene and Agricultur al Research with spoke on air pollution and control. East Helena ASARCO personnel and their wives attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Hase, and Mrs. Gus Hererra. Mr.

and 1 Mrs. Eldon Lindstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Larson and Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin F. Wake. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.

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