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Independent Record, Monday, December 15, 1969 City News in Brief The Capital City Lions will meet at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday at the 4B's Cafeteria. Marine Private First Class Darrell J. Knowles, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell A. Knowles of 409 Stewart 1 Homes, Helena, is serving with the First Battalion, Twelfth Marine Regiment, a unit of the newly formed Fifth Marine Expeditionary Brigade at Camp Pendleton, Calif. His duties will include providing artillery support for infantry battalions in combat and training exercises. Ronald J. Clark, 19, 1333 Lewis, and Mark J.

Korting, Marysville, were arrested Helena police at the Civic Center parking lot and charged with disturbing the 1 peace Friday. They were released after posting $25 bonds. Rose Shanahan, 18, 119 Broadway, was arrested and charged with disturbance on Broadway Saturday. She also posted $25 bond. Independent Record Published weekdays (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 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.

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PHONE 442-1550 J. Howard Retz C. Ernest Retz Ben G. Burgess Tom Twichel MARTIN, Aldred, age 77, of Penkay Manor. Chapel Services Tuesday, Dec.

16 at 10:30 a.m. with Chaplain H. officiating. Interment in Sunset Memorial Gradens. LEAVELL, Mrs.

Dorothea K. of 1216 Stewart. Chapel services Tuesday, 2:00 p.m., Dec. 16th with Pastor Forrest Clark officiating. Interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.

By your choice memorials may be sent to the Shodair Hospital. SCHROEDER, Marguerite (Mrs. John aged 59 of 1326 Stewart. Funeral arrangements are pending. HERRMANN CO.

FUNERAL HOME Chapel of Roses Rodney at 7th. Ph. 442-1234 W. LLOYD LINDEN ERVIN D. CHESTER HAGLER Mortuary Phone 442-8520 620 Logan Street Don R.

Hagler HAGMAN, William E. Jr. aged 2 years of Boulder, infant son of Mrs. Delores Hagman and Wm. E.

Hagman. Services are pending. Dismissal Will Be Sought In Local Obscenity Case The defense attorney for local men charged with preparing and printing obscene matter will move tomorrow morning for dismissal on grounds of unconstitutionality. Public defender Bart son asks the ruling in relation to charges filed Wednesday against Robert "Junior" Lytle, 35, and Eugene Ray "Rocky" Wing, 21. County Atty.

Tom Dowling initially charged the two with possession of dangerous drugs following the sheriff's raid, Dec. 3, on Lytle's residence on W. Main. Also facing drug charges is Ellen Louise Shelton, 18. Preparing and printing obscene matter (photographs) is charged against only Lytle and Wing, however, and it is in relation to this charge, Erickson argues, that recent U.

S. Supreme Court decisions have made irrelevant certain sec- Retired Driver Dead at 78 Frank 0. Langevin, 78, a retired truck driver who lived at Alhambra Manor, died at Veterans Administration Hospital Sunday. He was born July 15, 1891 at Mareboro, the son of Charles and Roseann Lamont Langevin. He entered the service July 28, 1917 at Fargo, N.D., and was discharged March 15, 1919 at Camp Gordon, Ga.

He was a wagoneer for a supply company in the Army. Langevin is survived by two sons, Richard and Frank. The White Funeral Home in Butte is in charge. Anacondan Dies At VA Hospital Edward Felix, 83, retired laborer from Anaconda, died Sunday at Veterans Administration Hospital. He was born Sept.

7, 1886 in Belgium, the son of Harry Felix and Clementine Polet Felix. He entered the service June 27, 1918 in Anaconda and was discharged Jan. 30, 1919 at Camp Lewis, Wash. as a private in Company of the 78th Infantry. Felix is survived by a cousin, Pauline Mickelson of Anaconda.

The Parson Funeral Home of Anaconda is in charge. Burial will be in Hill Cemetery in Anaconda. Blood Drawing Is Tuesday "Give Life, Give Blood" is the theme for the local Red Cross chapter's blood drive for Christmas, scheduled from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Bell Room of Mountain Bell. The quota is 220 pints and it is badly needed during the holiday season when thousands of persons are traveling, according to officials for the drive.

Warren Reynolds, senior planner for the City County Planning Department, will speak on Helena's comprehensive park and recreation Master Plan at the South Area Neighborhood Council meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 at Model City Headquarters. Residents are urged to attend. Anna Jarosh, 85, Toston Succumbs TOWNSEND Mrs. John (Anna Voves) Jarosh, 85, of Toston, died today at Broadwater Hospital. She Czechoslovakia was born and June 2, moved 1884 to in Iowa at the age of four with her parents.

She was married to John Jarosh, Nov. 10, 1904 at Cresco, Iowa where they lived until 1916 when they came to Toston. Mrs. Jarosh was preceded in death by her husband, a son, Evan, and a daughter, Mary Sherlock. Surviving are a son, William of Toston and three daughters, Mrs.

Stella Anzik and Mrs. Helen Plummer, both of Toston, and Mrs. Gladys Van Vliet of Butte; a sister, Mrs. Frank baur of Lourdes, Iowa, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. John Koliha of Harmony, 21 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Cross Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Today In Court JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (A. H. MUES) WILDMAN, Paul Jerome, 31, Canyon Ferry doing 70 mph in a 55 night zone, $15. TOBIN, Michael James, 18, (316 Oregon, doing 70 mph in a 55 night zone, $15. WOODRUFF, Norman 30, 805 Joslyn, doing 80 mph on the interstate at night, $15.

ALSTON, William 27, 1223 University, doing 80 mph on the interstate at night, $15. WATSON, Miles Howell, 19, Madison, doing 82 mph on the interstate at night, $15. HOOD, Bonnie Jean, 18, 413 E. Sixth, no drivers license, $10. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (A.

H. MUES) BUCHANAN, John 33, Great Falls, doing 80 mph on the interstate at night, $15. WHIPPERT, George L. 36, Browning, doing 80 mph on the interstate at night, $15. CONNELLY, Milton Edward, 135, Butte, improper passing, $10.

of the Montana law. Even if the materials are obscene argues the Erickson brief, the Supreme Court has found "that such materials may be possessed in the home. As private matters they are not open to criticism or judgment by anyone else. Dowling has not charged sale or distribution, Erickson notes, and mere possession is lawful. Lytle was released earlier last week after posting $1,000 bond Aldred Martin Dies; Rites Are Tuesday Aldred I.

Martin, 77, of Penkay, Eagles Manor, died there Friday. He was born in Minneapolis, June 21, 1892 1 to Issac and Mary Murphy Martin. He came to Montana in 1914 and homesteaded in Stillwater County. Martin was married in Minnesota in 1920 to Effie Rickard and she died in 1944. He also was preceded in death by three sisters.

He was employed by the State Highway Department as a traffic counter until his retirement in 1959. Surviving are a daughter, Marian Martin of Warm Springs; two cousins, Naida Berkland and Mildred Bandy of Helena and nephews in California and Minnesota. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Retz Funeral Home with the Rev. H.

M. Waldron officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be Leslie, Murdock, Herman Mayer, Ben C. Smith, Milo MacNeill, Jack Millegan and John Reeg.

DWI Charge Russell J. Wattnem, 15, 440 Rhonda, was arrested by Helena police and charged with driving while intoxicated and curfew violation Saturday. He was released to the custody of his parents. on the drug charge and $500 on the obscenity, assured by a bonding company. Equal bond for Wing was posted Friday by an uncle, J.

A. "Pete" Wing of Montana City. Mrs. J. Leavell Is Dead; Rites Will Be Tuesday Mrs.

John N. (Dorothea Leavell of 1216 Stuart, home died Sun- day morning at her a long illness. Her age was not released by her request. She was born in Cheyenne Wells, the daughter of Fred Wagener and Emma Rapp Wagner and received her early education in Ellensberg, Wash. She was graduated from Great Business College.

The Leavells were married in Great Falls, March 17, 1930 and he died in October of 1960. They operated the City Plumbing and Heating Co. until his death. She then moved to Missoula where she operated the Estate Realty Co. between 1961 and 1967, when she returned to Helena.

She had lived here since that time. Mrs. Leavell was a member of the Lutheran Church, the Montan Club, a past matron of Josephine Hepner Chapter, OES, a member of Saphhira Temple, Daughters of the Nile and a member of the Nile Patrol and Oriental Band. She was a guardian of Job's Daughters, a past president of the Helena Lioness Club and was active in work for the benefit of St. John's, St.

Peter's and Shodair hospitals. Surviving are a son, Richard H. Leavell of Seattle, a stepson, John M. Leavell of North Olmstead, Ohio, and two grandsons, Kevin and John, both of Seattle. will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Retz Funeral home with the Rev. Forrest Clark of St. John's Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be Dr.

William F. Cashmore, 1 William Allen, Herman Klickman, George Beall, Melville and E. E. Palmquist. Mrs.

John W. Schroeder 59, Dies; Rites Pending Mrs. John W. (Marguerite Schroeder, 59, of 1326 Stuart, died Sunday at home. She was born Dec.

12, 1910 in Helena and attended schools here, graduating from Helena High School. Mrs. Schroeder was employed at Mountain States Telephone Company until she was married to John W. Schroeder in May of 1933 in Helena. She was a member of St.

Peter's Pro-Cathedral, Miriam Chapter No. 1, Order of the Eastern Star, Sapphira Temple No. 79, Daughters of the Nile, Green Meadow Country Club, Inc. Completes Transfer Negotiations The much discussed, 1 but nev-1 er certain, separation of the Montana Club and the Green Meadow Country Club is now a fact. Effective January 1, 1970, the Green Meadow Country Club will be operated and wholly owned by its members under terms and conditions mutually agreed upon by the Green Meadow Club and the Montana Club.

Under terms of the contract, which lawyers for the two clubs are completing, all real and personal property of the golf course will transfer to the new club, now officially Green Meadow Country Club, Inc. The Montana Club Board of Governors has stipulated two items that the new club must attain in order for the transaction to be final. The first is that the new club must assume one-third of the present debt of the Montana Club. The Green Meadow portion is estimated to be about $15,000. The second is that the new club be in receipt of $60,000 from its members by May 1, 1970.

Man Helena Decorated For Valor Man Tonight In Helena 6:15 Helena Toastmasters Club 487, Governor's Room, Placer Hotel. 7:30 Advent services, St. John's Lutheran Church. 7:30 Women of the Moose Christmas Party, regular meeting, Christmas Basket Donation. 7:30 -Lewis and Clark Humane Society, Steamboat Block.

8:00 Child Study Club, Pow Wow Room, Western Life. Goals and purposes of the Helena Society of Architects were outlined to the Last Chance Kiwanis Club today by Martin Crennan of Campeau and nen. He described the presentation of Craftsmen of the Year awards recently to Helena workers who had done outstanding jobs. The Society also sponsored an apprentice award and a home improvement award. Two Helena young persons have been named competitive alternates for appointment to the U.S.

Naval Academy at Annapolis Md. by Congressmen Arnold Olsen. They are Bradley Luck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Luck and Gregg Welstead, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Welstead. Principal candidates who pass all tests will be admitted to the academy next summer and alternates will compete for vacancies if a principal fails to qualify. The Model Cities Central Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the old St.

Mary's Church, 1421 Roberts. The meeting is open to the public. County Commissioner William McKnight is in a Seattle clinic this week, said fellow member Al Gaskill. The commissioner is undergoing treatment for a circulatory ailment. Emil Saari, 2019 Cannon, reported to the sheriff's office the theft of three strings of Christmas tree lights Saturday night.

And John Shaw, 1116 Cannon, reported the theft that same night of a $300 dally roping saddle. Final report to district court was made concerning the $5,500 estate of Clarence Hicks, with $3,145 remaining after final expensed including the $250 attorney's fee: $1,572 each to daughter Elizabeth M. Dolan and son Clarence E. Hicks. The Big Sky Country Chapter of Parents Without ut Partners, Inc.

will have a schedule planning session at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Laurie Dawson, 406 Stuart Homes. Vital Statistics Marriage License John Dell Thompson, 25, and Susan Elaine Tabordky, 18. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Harschfeld, 25 S. Benton, a boy, born Dec. 15 at St. Peter's Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Brass, Great Falls, a girl, Dec. 15 at St. Peter's Hospital. Deaths William E.

Hagman 2, of Boulder, Dec. 15 at Shodair Hospital. Mrs. John M. (Dorothea Leavell, 1216 Stuart, age not released, Dec.

14 at home. Edward Felix, 83, of Anaconda, Dec. 14 at Veterans Administration Hospital. Frank O. Langevin, 78, of Alhambra Manor, Dec.

14 at Veterans Administration Hospital. Mrs. John W. (Marguerite Schroeder, 59, 1326 Stuart, Dec. 14, at home.

ADO TO THE FRAGRANCE OF from KNOX FLOWERS Holiday Plants, Bouquets and Centerpiece Arrangements Dial 442-4070 1920 North Main EASY PARKING! A Helena Navyman, EngineClass James D. man Third has been awarded a Davy, Star in lieu of his seGold cond Bronze Star for his comin the Republic of bat actions the evening of Vietnam on 15. Vice Admiral Elmo Sept. R. Zumwalt USN, CommanU.

S. Naval Forces, Vietder, him with the nam, presented award on Dec. 2, at Phu Cuong Province, about 18 miles northwest of Saigon. On that September night Officer Davy was boat Petty captain of one of the Brown Water Navy's partol craft when evading enemy sampan was an into a narrow canal. Suddenly two boats came under heavy enemy rocket and automatic weapons fire.

Davy, the citation reads alertly maneuvered his boat out of the kill zone while his crew members delivered a barrage of devastating return fire. Upon finding two crew mates seriously wounded, he immediately radioed for a medical evacuation helicopter and found and secured an area for a landring zone. Davy then administered first aid and assisted in evacuating his injured crewmen. His quick actions while under fire were instrumental in preventing any further damage to his craft or further injuries to his crew. Engineman Davy's citation reads: "His devotion to duty, courage under fire, and outstanding professionalism reflected great credit upon both himself and the U.

S. Navy and were in keeping with the highest traditions of United States Naval Service." State, National Weather Official Helena at 1 p.m. MONTANA H. L. Billings 53 Belgrade Broadus Butte Cut Bank Dillon 51 Drummond 20 24 Great Falls Havre Helena Kalispell Lewistown 56 Livingston Miles City 45 Missoula 40 31 W.

Yel'stone 8 Whitehall 31 temperature was in 40 NATIONAL H. Bismarck 24 Calgary Chicago 38 Denver Los Angeles Mpis. St. P' Orleans New York Phoenix Portland St. Louis 26 Salt Lake San.

Fran. Wash. D.C. 48 Seattle Spokane 05788 Sunset tonight 4:41 Sunrise Tuesday 8:08 State Precipitation: Kalispell, Missoula, trace. National Precipitation: Bismarck, trace; Chicago, trace; Minneapolis, St.

Paul, New York, Portland, St. Louis, Seattle, Washington, D.C., .07. DAILY PRECIPITATION SUMMARY Amount 24 hours ending last midnight of Total this month to date last year .25 this month to date trace Normal this month to date .26 January 1 to date this year 12.49 January 1 to to date date, last 30-year year normal 12.67 10.58 Coat an 8-oz. "brick" of cream cheese with roasted I diced almonds. Spoon chutney lover and serve with sesame seed crackers and sherry.

Jack Mayala Jack Mayala Quits Model City Post Jack Mayala, Social Services Specialist for the Helena Model City Program, has resigned to become director of a Parent Counseling and Child Development Program in Menomonie, Model City Director Judith H. L. Carlson announced today. Mayala's resignation is effective Dec. 31 and he will take over as director of the Wisconsin program Jan.

5. The position is half time, and Mayala said he will also be studying for a master's degree in guidance counseling or school psychology at Stout State University in Menomonie. In his letter of resignation, Mayala stated, "I have gained a vast amount of experience, especially in city government dynamics from my position here in Helena. I can now feel that the Model City Program is up and running and also feel that you have a good staff to keep it going that way." Mayala has been on the Model City staff since the Helena program began and was the only member of the original staff still with the program. Rites Pending For 2-Year-Old William E.

Hagman twoyear-old son of Mrs. Dolores Hagman of Boulder and William E. Hagman, also of Boulder, died today at Shodair Hospital following a short illness. He was born Sept. 7, 1967, at Butte.

Surviving are three brothers, Michael, Travis and Anthony and two grandmothers, Mrs. Irene Hrstich and Mrs. Carmen Juarez, all of Boulder. Services are pending at Hagler Mortuary. and was active in the Lewis and Clark County Chapter of the American Red Cross, havling just served a term as secretary.

Mrs. Schroeder was preceded in death by her parents. Surviving are her husband; a son, Edwin Schroeder Jr. of San Diego; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald M.

(Alice) Mills of Portland, two granddaughters, Kim and Kelly Schroeder of San Diego and two grandsons, Ralph and David Mills of Portland. Funeral arrangements are pending at Retz Funeral Home. system. The $30,000 for the water system includes complete replacement of the sprinkling system for the nine-hole course. Many Plans Johnson said much planning has already taken place for improvements and additions at the course and these include, someday, a new club house complex with a swimming pool and tennis courts, improvement of the present nine holes and, eventually, an 18-hole layout.

Officers for the new club include Johnson as president, John Morrison vice president, George Anderson, secretary and William Andrews, treasurer. Directors are Steve Grand, Michael Hughes and Fred Ranf. As a special inducement for early membership the board esI tablished a special Charter Membership Initiation fee of $300 for all those who join before Feb. 1, 1970. Dick and Dat's TREELAND 1325 Helena Avenue Tremendous Selection of CHRISTMAS TREES Algeria Shrine Temple Stated Session at 8 p.m, MONDAY, DEC.

15 Refreshments Christmas Special Sunday, Dec. 14 Saturday, Dec. 20 STRETCH WIG $20 Wig NOW $16.00 $30 Wig NOW $22.50 LORRAINE'S WIGGERY 1074 Helena Avenue EA The Board of Governors of the Montana Club said these requirements were made to insure the stability necessary for a sound business enterprise at the golf club. To meet the requirement of a $60,000 base, the Board of Directors of the Green Meadow Country Club would only have to have a minimum membership of 160 the same number Q. JOHNSON that were members during the past year.

Dues Set To gain this objective, new board has established the following dues structure: -Initiation fee of $400. -Annual dues of $240. Quentin Johnson, newly elected president of Green Meadow Country Club, said he did not expect any trouble in reaching the 160-member total "and we fully expect to reach 200 or more by attracting some golfers who were not members before because of the tie-in with the Montana Club." Johnson said improvements are already planned for the Green Meadow course but before the new projects can be started, "there are existing problems that must be met first." "One is the debt to the Montana Club," Johnson said, "another is that a sewage facility must be constructed another is the partial replacement of the existing water main system." The club has budgeted $9,000 for the sewage facility and another $30,000 for the water main RS Suggestions Pine Tree Fragrance Spray SANTA! Just the thing for artificial trees. (Gives them the WINDOW smell) $1.19 FLOCK (May be removed with dry cloth) SPRAY 79c SNOW White and Pink. STENCILS Giant 17-oz.

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