The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 16

1 Billings PERFIE OF TEE WARM MIDREST TEMPERATPRES NO CIDER FORECAST Gazette Thursday, Morning April Edition 7, 1966 16 BEREAR PORTCAST 00 EST Weather BIRTHS Boy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jacobs, 704 N. 26th St. Girls Mr.

Mrs. Gordon Gruel of Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Studer, 2500 Emerson Place.

Miry and 17th St. Mrs. West. Arthur Shoate, 307 Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Demaniow, 642 N. 14th St. DEATH Roal C. Larson, 58, Rte. 1, Billings.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Clyde Eldridge, 19, and Diane Louise Green, 17, both of Billings. Donald Boespflug, 23, and Jacqueline Louise Brennan, 20, both of Billings. Arnold Lincoln McLees, 19, and Marie Elena Crowley, 18, both a of Billings. Robert Dawson Coiner, 28, and Nancy Jean Ayers, 26, both of Billings. Harold Laury Matson, 24, Bridger, and Selma Katherine Krum, 23, Billings.

DIVORCES GRANTED Claudia L. Kasten from Harold J. Kasten. 2 Proposed SIDs Now Three Two proposed special improvement districts to care for street trees have become three, reported Councilman Allen Wharton Wednesday at a meeting of the Park Council. The districts will be located in the north-central area, on the south side and the west end of Billings.

Fees are only tentatively set at $5 per 10,000 square feet on a building site. Building site owners in the will not be contacted areas, June, said Wharton, and no collections will be made until about November. Money will provide extra care for boulevard trees in areas with the most trees. The third district came of splitting what was formerly one large district. Spring Cleaning Also Park Chore Spring cleaning isn't just a household chore.

Just ask the Park Department. Paul Nordstrom, assistant superintendent of parks, reports that the spring clean-up is moving along. Most park lawns have been swept and debris hauled away. A pipeline to the ditch is being relocated for street repairs at Grandview Park this week where curb, gutter and sidewalk are being installed. Tree spraying has been stopped because the oil, which smothers insects, burns leaves, budding earlier than usual.

Cans Dumped Roger Clingman, 1132 N. 29th reported to police Wednesday that vandals knocked down the garbage cans the length of his alley and damaged his garbage rack. Nash Taz, 803 25th St. reported a tire on his car slashed. Ruby Snyder from Wellington Snyder.

FIRE CALL 6:51 a.m. Wednesday--Car fire at 224 Custer Ave. Damage to wiring. EAST OF DIVIDE Cloudy with few showers of rain or snow Thursday and Friday, cooling trend, highs Thursday in the 40s north and 50s south portion, lows Thursday night 20 to 30. WYOMING Partly cloudy southwest, mostly cloudy and a little cooler with a few showers or snow flurries east north Thursday and Friday, locally and, gusty winds east of the divide.

Highs Thursday mostly 50s at lower elevations, 40 to 50 mountains. AIRPORT WEATHER DATA From United States Weather Bureau for 24 hours ending at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday: Maximum 64 Minimum 35 Precipitation: None; so far this month. total for same period of April a year ago, total since Jan. 1, 2.34; total for same peroid a year ago, 2.78; normal for April 1-6, normal for Jan.

1 to April. 6, 2.43. Hourly temp. 6 p.m. a.m.

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 3 4 54 51 48 47 42 40 40 36 35 36 36 38 Hourly temp. 6 a.m. p.m. 6 7 8 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 39 39 43 48 57 58 59 64 62 61 62 59 Sunrise 5:44 a.m. Sunset 6:50 p.m.

MONTANA AND Max. Belgrade 62 Broadus 62 Butte 62 Cut Bank 54 Dillon 65 Drummond 68 Glasgow 60 Great Falls 62 Havre 57 Helena 69 Kalispell 67 Lewistown 61 Livingston 65 Miles City 64 Missoula 70 W. Yel'stone 57 Whitehall 70 Lethbridge 53 Albany 52 Albuquerque 72 Atlanta 60 Bismarck 51 Boise 74 Boston 50 Buffalo 40 Chicago 43 Cincinnati 44 Cleveland 42 Denver 67 Des Moines 52 Detroit 42 Precipitation: Chicago .05, Indianapolis .01, Milwaukee .03, Pittsburgh .03. OUT-OF-STATE DATA Min. 31 Fairbanks Max.

Min. 22 Fort Worth 77 41 26 Honolulu 83 69 30 Indianapolis 47 36 32 Jacksonville 73 27 Kansas City 61 33 26 Los Angeles 71 54 33 Louisville 49 38 Memphis 65 30 Miami 72 62 30 Milwaukee 40 33 30 P. 39 31 34 New Orleans 74 40 25 New York 55 39 31 Okla. City 19 Omaha 56 26 32 Philadelphia 54 32 31 Phoenix 90 48 32 Pittsburgh 41 33 29 Ptind, Me. 49 26 32 Ptind, Ore.

72 53 24 Rapid City 58 26 37 Richmond 55 35 37 St. Louis 54 36 33 Salt Lake 71 35 36 San Diego 66 56 35 San Fran. 50 33 Seattle 62 44 30 Tampa 71 56 32 Washington 57 30 Winnipeg 34 27 Albany .01, Buffalo .02, Cleveland .02, Detroit .04, Louisville .01, Miami .03, Minneapolis-St. Paul .03, Handicapped Children Clinic Set April 19 A clinic for handicapped children will be conducted April 19 at Marillac Hall, Mrs. Hattie Martin, acting supervisor for the orthopedic clinic, said.

Eligible for examination at the clinic will be children from Golden Valley, Big Horn, Musselshell, Carbon, Petroleum, Wheatlend and Yellowstone counties, said Mrs. Martin. The child health division of the state board of health sponsoring the clinic, Mrs. Martin said. Moore Services Funeral services for Otto I.

Moore, 79, Tacoma, were held Wednesday morning at Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary. Dr. Vern L. Klingman of First Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Custer Battlefield National Cemetery.

Pallbearers were John Siebbert, Leslie Thompson, William Kindt, W. G. Roberts, Leonard Eld and Alden Aarsrud, all of Winnett, and Art A. Nelson and Tillman N. Sandaker.

Military honors were by Winnett and Hardin American Legions. Mr. Moore died in Tacoma, Friday after an extended illness. He is survived by the widow, three sisters and three granddaughters. Area Deaths MRS.

LENA R. THORPE BOZEMAN-Funeral services for Mrs. Lena R. Thorpe, 87, of Bozeman, will be 2 p.m. Thursday in St.

James Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Highland Homes EN.D. Cemetery in Jamestown, MRS. INGA ESPELAND SIDNEY Mrs. Inga Espeland, 80, retired hotel proprietress, died Tuesday at Community Memorial Hospital in Sidney.

Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Stanley Larsen officiating. Burial will be in Sidney Cemetery. MRS.

ELLEN JOHNSON BEACH, N.D. services for Mrs. Ellen Johnson, 79, long-time Fryburg area resident who died Tuesday night at a Beach rest home, will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Belfield Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Belfield Cemetery.

KAI ALAN TORGRINSON SIDNEY- -Kai Alan Torgrinson, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Torgrinson of Circle, died Tuesday at McCone County Hospital in Circle. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Froid Lutheran Church.

Burial will be in Kvile Cemetery at Troy. JOHN HAMMERVOLD BEACH, N.D. John Hammervold, 78, long-time rancher and stock raiser at Carlyle, died Saturday in a Beach hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in First Lutheran Church with the Rev.

Marvin L. Keen officiating. Burial will be in Carlyle Cemetery. Lynch Mass Requiem high mass for Mrs. Katherine Lynch, 90, of 946 N.

31st was sung at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Wednesday morning by the Rev. John Moore. Pallbearers were John D. Lynch, Arthur P.

Lynch, Thomas A. Lynch, Bob Palmersheim, Jack Neibauer, and Kent Weldon. Burial Sunset Hills Cemetery, Bozeman. Mrs. Lynch, who died Monday in a Billings hospital, is survived by a daughter, three sons, 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

Dahl-Brown Funeral Chapel was in charge. Huth Mass Requiem high mass for Mrs. Rosa Huth, 79, of 519 N. 30th was sung in St. Patrick's Catholic Church Wednesday morning by Monsignor James J.

Donovan, pastor. Pallbearers were Robert Knight, James Costello, Robert Smith, Paul Labane, Ralph Herriott and Jerry Walshe, Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Huth, who died at her home Monday, is survived by three daughters, four grandchildren and six dren. Dahl-Brown great Funeral Chapel was in charge.

Joint Union Service A joint meeting of Humble and Continental members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers unions will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 108 11th St. W. Continental workers have set their regular meeting for April 19. The Humble group meets April 21.

a especially for Easter Women and children will look their holiday best in smart shoes from Karl's at always lowest prices. (a) White, bone, blue or pink leather. Also black patent. Sizes 4-10. 6.99 (b) Black patent.

Also bone, pink, blue or green leather. Sizes 4-10. 5.99 (c) Crushed leather in white, bone or black. Sizes 4-10. 4.99 (d) White smooth leather or black patent.

Little miss sizes 3.99 (e) Black patent. Little miss sizes 4.99 From our Springtime collection of Lady Carrie Originals and Lady Carrie Junior Debs. KARL'S Shoes There are over 300 Karl's family shoe stores in the West FREE Shop Ride Shot N. Broadway, Downtown Billings Almon B. Hardy, 50 J.

L. Crawford, 80, Former ASCS Specialist COOLER WARMER MILD WARM coot A 9 snow 4 FREE DE FLEET Get Earmuffs For Easter Hats By The Associated Press Montanans may need earmuffs on their Easter bonnets. The U.S. Weather Bureau says the outlook for Sunday is for much colder temperatures with snow showers. Clubs Donate $50 for Trees Civic clubs have contributed $50 in cash for tree planting during Arbor Week April 25-30, according to Paul Nordstrom, assistant superintendent of parks.

Two other clubs say they will make donations, and three trees have been donated by private parties, he reported at park council meeting Wednesday. "Girl Scout Scout groups have indicated much interest in planting projects, but I wish more adult groups would he said. York Rite Bodies Resume Degree Work York Rite Bodies will resume degree work Saturday when the district assembly of Royal and Select Masters opens in Billings Masonic Temple. Degree work will end April 16 when about 25 candidates will receive orders of Aldemar Commandery. The festival began last week with conferral of Royal Arch degrees.

DeMolay Reelects Chandler Cohagen Chandler C. Cohagen, Billings architect, was elected to his 12th term as treasurer by International Order of DeMolay Wednesday at the 46th annual International Supreme Council meeting in Tulsa, Okla. Cohagen was Grand Master of DeMolay from 1938 to 1939. He was elected to Supreme Council in 1927 and has been executive officer in charge of Montana DeMolay chapters since. Classroom Teachers To Hear Miss Miller Miss Harriet Miller, superintendent of public instruction will be guest speaker at a meeting of Yellowstone Classroom Teachers Association Tuesday at 4:15 p.m.

at Taft School. "New Legislation in Elementary and Secondary Education" will be her topic. The meeting will be open to all persons employed in education. Driver Draws Fine Of $17 for Speeding Robin Rex Gulde, 17, 411 Klenck Lane, pleaded guilty in justice court Wednesday to speeding and was fined $17 by Judge E. E.

Collins. Fined $12 each were Richard Evan Smiedala, 17, Worden, and Bob Dill, 17, 719 Mattson Lane, both charged with driving without current registration. Good Friday Service A Good Friday service for children and young people will be 1 p.m. in First Congregational Church. The 45-minute program is planned especially for third through 12th grades.

Communion Service An interdenominational communion service is planned Thursday noon in First Congregational Church, the Rev. John McClelland, pastor, said Wednesday. Winnie Nudges Czar PARIS (AP) Winston Churchill 1874-1965 has nudged Czar Alexandre III 1845-94 off a Paris street. The British statesman-writer's name was posted this week on the block-long street that long had borne the name of the emperor who ruled the Russias in 1881-94. The renamed street is between the River Seine and the Champs Elysees.

MILES CITY Almon Bernard Hardy, 50, long-time eastern Montana resident, died Tuesday at a Miles City hospital. Mr. Hardy was born at Ismay March 6, 1916. He ranched near Ekalaka until 1945 when he moved to Miles City. He married Evelyn Trout June 1, 1937 in Baker.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Duane Hanson of Blytheville, Ark. and Katherine, at home; a brother, John of Miles City; a sister, Margaret Maxwell of Billings and a grandchild. Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in Graves Funeral Chapel, with the Rev.

John Fitz of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Custer County Cemetery. Roal C. Larson, 58 Roal Clavey Larson, 58, of Rt. 1, Billings, died Wednesday in a Billings hospital of a lung ailment.

He was born in Billings Sept. 19, 1907, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Larson. He married Lela Sharp in Billings Scpt.

19, 1929. Mr. Larson was employed as an electrician and later became part owner of the Billings Electric Co. He retired in 1956 because of ill health. He was a member of Ashlar Lodge No.

29, AF AM. He served 25 years in the Montana National Guard and held the rank of captain at the end of World War II. Survivors include the widow; two sons, Thomas, of Richland, and John Larson, of the home; his mother, Mrs. R. O.

Larson, 508 N. 31st two brothers, Walter, of 530 Grand and Oliver Larson, 513 N. 31st St. Four grandchildren also survive. The body is at Smith's Funeral Home.

Dutton Mass Requiem high mass for Norman Paul Dutton, 61, 2409 Nina Clare Road, was sung at St. Thomas the Apostle Church Wednesday morning, with the Rev. Thomas Powers, celebrant. Assisting in sanctuary were Rt. Msgr.

A. J. Zarek, the Rev. Harold Arbanas the Rev. John Dimke, the Rev.

N. P. Bourke, the Rev. E. V.

Gergen, the Rev. Eugene Hruska, and the Rev. Francis Geiscuinas. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wilson Dunham, Russell Hallquist, Joe Herold, Louis Ratzlaff, Lynn Jones, and Charles Ehlenburg.

Mr. Dutton died in a Billings hospital of a heart attack. He is survived by the widow, four daughters, one son, one brother, one sister and three grandchildren. Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Thull Mass Requiem mass for Michael Thull, 46, of Lind, was celebrated Wednesday morning at St.

Anthony's Church at Laurel. The Rev. John Maher was celebrant. Burial was in St. Anthony's Cemetery Laurel.

Brothers of the deceased were pallbearers, including Edwin Francis Robert Richard James Ervin and William L. Thull. Mr. Thull died March 31 at Lind, Wash. Surviving are one daughter, seven brothers, and four sisters.

Settergren Carey Funeral Home was in charge. BOZEMAN James L. Crawford, 80, retired program specialist for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, died Tuesday at a Bozeman hospital. Mr. Crawford was born May 27, 1885, at Warsaw, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Crawford. He came to Crow Agency in 1900 a and was clerk at the government store there. From Crow Agency, he went to Forsyth where he was clerk at a store.

He came to Hysham in 1919, owning and operating Treasure County Abstract Co. until 1937. Mr. Crawford married Gladine Lewis on Nov. 15, 1919.

Edward J. Beck, 70 Edward James Beck, 70, of S. 33rd St. died Tuesday at Veterans' Hospital in Miles City. Born in Yankton, S.D., June 4, 1895, he was a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Beck. He came to Montana with his parents in 1913, and attended public schools in Billings. Mr. Beck worked as a car foreman with Northern Pacific Railroad for 43 years and served in World War I.

He married Margaret Allen in Butte in 1940. Survivors include the widow; three sons, Edward F. Beck of 321 S. 33rd Edward J. Beck, of 600 N.

14th and Donald Beck of California; three daughters, Mrs. Maxine Steinmetz of 2839 51st St. Mrs. Jacob Cook of 620 Lux Ave. and Mrs.

John Kreiner of 6 Jefferson four sisters, Mrs. Johanna Baney of Olivette, S. Mrs. Clara Dean of Gettysburg, S.D., Mrs. Martha Stieverson of 209 Ave.

and Mrs. Loretta Sollinger of Los Angeles, 23 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be in Smith's Funeral Chapel Saturday at 10 a.m. with burial in Mountview Cemetery. The U.S.

Weather Bureau was established Feb. 9, 1891. Announcements BAKE SALE by BWHS Majorettes, Security Bank, Friday, April 8, 9 to Rummage sale, 2227 Green Terrace Drive, April 7, 8 Adv. Project Tops Club rummage sale, April 8, 3-9, April 9, 9-3, 25th Montana Ave. -Adv.

James A. Reno, Attorney at Law, wishes to announce he has opened his new offices at 259 Hart-Albin Building, Ph. 259- Ideal for Easter blooming plants from Gainan's Floral. Ph. Dr.

Marian A. Jones will be out of her office April 2 thru April 9th. -Adv. New Phone No. for Shiloh Veterinary Center is: 259-0454.

B. Hubbell, D.V.M.-Adv. Yellowstone Valley Medical Soc. Women's Aux. rummage sale at 25th Montana, Thurs.

3-8, Fri. Call at Virginia's Knitting Nook this week and register for drawing, no purchase necessary. Roby's Cone Yarns at 19c, 29c and 45c an ounce (mohair, wool blend orlons). 850 Delphinium Dr. Ph.

252-2821-Adv. The couple moved to Bozeman in 1937. Mr. Crawford retired in 1952. had also served as deputy county clerk for Rosebud and Treasure counties for many years.

He was a 50-year member of Order of Eastern Star and received his 50-year pin from Masonic Lodge in 1964. Surviving is the widow. Funeral services will be Friday at 3 p.m. in Dokken-Nelson Sunset Chapel. Burial will be in Forsyth.

Announcements ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Roundup POWERS Funeral services for Mrs. Cora B. Powers will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Roberts Funeral Home. Burial will be in the IO0F Cemetery.

A strong high pressure system centered over Alaska is feeding cooler moist air south through Canada and into the Great Plains. The cooler air will continue moving south during the rest of this week and will drop temperatures 5-10 degrees over Montana Thursday. High temperatures tomorrow will range from 40 in the extreme north portion and from 50 to 60 in the south. Some of the cooler air moved into the extreme northern portion of Montana Wednesday while the remainder of the state was under the influence of warm air from the southwest. High readings ranged from 54 in Cut Bank and 57 in Havre and West Yellowstone up to 70 in Missoula and Whitehall.

Skies were cloudy to partly cloudy throughout Monatna. Students Plan Goodies for Gls Billings servicemen in Viet Nam will receive some goodies from home from Lincoln Junior High School students, thanks to Teacher Marshall Jones homeroom students. A cash collection among students is now under way and will be completed April 12. After that, gifts will be bought and a big package made ready for shipment within a week. The home-room committee i is composed of Marsha Rector, chairman, Lorraine Lenhardt, Bonnie Shotwell and Kathy McCormick.

Names of the servicemen will be obtained from military authorities, Miss Rector said. They plan to send a 2x3-foot U.S. flag, tea, "cool aid," comic books and saccharine. Tales of the town Batter Up Play ball! Two new metal framed dugouts have been installed at the Little League field at Boulder School Park, reports Paul Nordstrom, assistant superintendent of parks. The improved field at Boulder School Park will relieve activity at Rose Park, he hopes, so further work there can be completed.

Like It Short Estimating the labor involved in lettering R-0-S-E P-A-R-K, as opposed to W-E-S-T-W-0-O-D E-S-T-A-T-E-S P-A-R-K. park council officials informally predicted Wednesday park names will be shorter in the future. Easter Tale Easter story, "The Three Little will be featured at the 10 a.m. story hour for pre-school children Thursday in the Parmly Billings Memorial Library. The second story will be "Bread and Jam for Francis." BILLINGS TODAY Sigma Chi noon at Belnap Billings Lions Club Broiler.

noon at Chamber of Commerce. VFW Auxiliary No. 1634 8 p.m. at Receiving Home, 1407 Custer Ave. Billings Friendship Chapter OES 8 p.m.

at Masonic Temple. American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps 8 p.m. at Legion Club. Star Allemander Square Dance Club 8 p.m. at Saddle Club.

Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p.m. at 2718 Montana room 16. Maverick's Square Dance Club 8:30 p.m. at YWCA. UNION BUILDING NEW YORK (AP) -The AFLCIO National Maritime Union will build an apartment building for union members and their families in each of four cities.

The union said the apartments would go up in New York, New Orleans, Chicago and San Francisco at a total cost of $14 million 20-story buildings in New York and New Orleans and 11-story structures in the other cities. SETTERGRENCAREY Funeral Home Serving the Community Since 1906 721 N. 29th Ph. 252-2888 McCURDY Aldon L. McCurdy of 1030 North 25th Street.

Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Settergren-Carey Funeral Home with Dr. Vern Klingman of the First Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. SMITH'S Funeral Home Established in 1896 EGGER Funeral services for William S.

Egger will be held at the Messiah Lutheran Church Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Those who wish may make memorials to the church. AUGUSTINE-Funeral services for Mrs. Goldie Augustine will be held at Smith's Chapel Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.

Interment will be in Mountview Cemetery. FRITZELL Funeral services for Eva May Fritzell will be held at Smith's Chapel Friday afternoon a at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. KRAFT--The body of Mr. William Kraft has been taken to Turtle Lake, North Dakota for services and burial.

HART Funeral services for Robert John Hart of 307 North 22nd will be held at Smith's Chapel Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Soldiers Plot in Mountview Cemetery. BECK Funeral services for Edward James Beck of South 33rd will be held at Smith's Chapel Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Soldiers Plot in Mountview Cemetery. LARSON Funeral services for Roal C.

Larson will be held at Smith's Chapel Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Mountview Cemetery. all. Michelotti-Saugers 1001, Mortuary Alderson Parking Ph. Adjacent 252-3417 VALDEZ-Lupe Valdez, 30, of 2082 Garden Ave.

Funeral arrangements are pending at the Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary. BARRETT Russel E. Barrett, age 75, of 216 Locust Street, father of Edward William J. and Joseph S. Barrett.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary with the Rev. John F. McClelland officiating. Masonic committal services will be held at Mountview Cemetery by Billings Lodge 113 A.F A.M.

WOODY- Robert C. Woody, age 88, of Broadwater Ave. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the MichelottiSawyers Mortuary with the Rev. Dallas French officiating.

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