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Indonesia Volcano Spews Death And Destruction on Wide Front KEDIRI, Indonesia (UPI) Boiling mud spewing from volcanic Mt. Kelud buried nine Javanese villages and killed from 82 to 150 persons, it was reported today. The toll was rising steadily as new figures came in. The district officer in President Sukarno's home town of Biltar told UPI that 82 persons were killed in the Biltar and Kediri districts along with another 52 injured and 60 missing. Earlier press reports said as many as 150 were killed.

Brig, Gen. Hammad W. Jono, governor of East Java, put the death toll at 39 Friday but that was before new casualty reports were received. Interior Minister Basuki Rachmat arrived by helicopter from Surabaja today to survey the damage. Hammad and police Commissioner Soemarsono flew into the disaster area with local authorities.

Preliminary reports in Surabaja said the volcano was active Tuesday and Wednesday evening. The volcano belched mud which flowed to the Badak Dam and swept away land communications. between Blitar and Talun. eruption also cut communications between Blitar and the district capital at Kediri as well as phone connections with Mrgomulto. The steel river bridge at Samgud was swept away.

Final Rites Held For Terry Marvin Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Rochford for Terry Rae Marvin, 20-yearold Black Hills State College student, who died Monday night in a Rapid City hospital. The final rites were held in the Rochford Community Church with Rev. Sylvan K. Williams, Lead Presbyterian Church, ficiating. Jerry Richards, Englewood, sang "Blessed Assurance" and "Beyond the Sunset." He was accompanied by Mrs.

Donald Delicate. Serving as pallbearers were Larry Hamm, Jerry Schiefer, William Schiefer, Robert Schiefer, William Johnston and Lex McPearson, all of Rochford. Interment was in. the Roch- Another report said people and livestock had been roasted alive in Margomuljo. The fate of persons living in Djaktilengger and Talun villages remained unknown.

The railway between Blitar and Kali Putih was blocked by debris and a portion of the Blitar Talun highway was buried under lava three feet deep. A pall of smoke and haze continued to hide the tip of the East Java volcano. Blitar, which is located less than a dozen miles from here, also was veiled by the sulphurous "smog." Hospitals ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Admitted: Clarence Kenoyer, Sturgis; Gus Schaefer, Mrs. Sadie Johnson, Deadwood.

Dismissed: Mrs. Erma Gunderson, Ernest Grieb, Kyle Kent, Douglas Smith, Mrs. Ethel Hobbs, Deadwood; Elda- fonso Forrester, Sturgis. HOMESTAKE HOSPITAL No admittances. Dismissed: Margaret Bigney, Leah Cottingham, Lead.

Funeral Is Tuesday For Nemo Route Child Funeral services for Leonard Wayne Juso, 17-month-old Nemo child, will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Wells Funeral Home, Deadwood. The infant died Saturday. He was born Nov. 10, 1964.

Survivors are his mother, Ellene Juso; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Juso, two cousins, Donna and Nels Juso, all of Nemo Deadwood. Pluma School Lunch Monday Noodles and sliced frankfurters in tomato sauce, buttered green beans, peach sauce, milk. Tuesday Ham and boiled beans, corn bread, butter, honey, orange-apricot jello, milk.

Wednesday Grilled hamburger on bun, potatoes, apple crisp, milk. Thursday Chicken- noo d1e soup, cheese slice, bread and butter, fruit jello, milk. Friday Peanut butter sandwich, cottage cheese-pineapple salad, cherry cobbler, milk. people on the '65 go Safeway FRESH BEEF Approx. lean.

Fresh made and at right Broiling, Grilling or Pan Frying. Only the Best. EL SAFEWAY" arr Pork-Petite. Pork Chops Pork Loin Mrs. Nellie Riley Dies; Rites Set For Rapid City Funeral services will be held in Rapid City Monday for Mrs.

Nellie Riley, life-long resident of the area, who died Thursd a April 28, in Minneapolis. The final rites will be held at 2 p.m. at the Hobart-Cat ron Funeral Home and interment will be in a Rapid City cemetery. Mrs. Riley went to Minneapolis about three weeks ago to visit at the home of her son Lester Riley, where she was stricken.

Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mrs. Riley was born in Central City, Nov. 14, 1887 to Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Killoren and was a life-long resident of the Black Hills. She attended various country schools and ated from St. Martin's Academy in Sturgis in 1903. She taught school in South Dakota and Wyomind for many years and in 1915 was married to Richard Riley who preceded her in death in 1956. Following his' death she moved to Denver, Colo.

to make her home but returned to Deadwood a few months ago. Survivors include her son Lester, his wife and a grandson, Mike Riley, all of Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Marion Johnson, Deadwood; Mrs. Katherine Markham, Lead; two cousins, Bill Frazier and Mrs. Charles Hart, both of Huff, N.

D. and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister and two brothers. Funeral Is Held For W. E.

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Extra LEAN Portion Cuts. sold to May Saturday, April TV Tonight SATURDAY APRIL 30 KOTA-TV 4:30 Leave It To Beaver 5:00 CBS News 5:30 Daktari 6:30 Lawrence Welk 7:30 Hollywood Palace 8:30 The Loner 9:00 Jackie Gleason 10:00 Saturday Night Final 10:30 Wild, Wild West 11:30 Battleline KTWO-TV 4:30 Dance-Co-Tek 5:00 Favorite Martian 5:30 Flipper 6:00 Twelve O'Clock High 7:00 Movie 9:00 Laredo 10:00 News Trials of O'Brien 11:15 Adventure Showcase KRSD-TV 2:30 Golf 3:30 American Bandstand 4:30 Flipper 5:00 Jeannie 6:00 Movie 8:00 Don't Eat the Daisies 8:30 Patty Duke 9:00 Henry Phyfe 9:30 Red China Special SUNDAY MAY 1 KOTA-TV 8:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 8:30 Look Up And Live 9:00 Bullwinkle 9:30 Discovery 10:00 This Is The Life 10:30 Face the Nation 11:00 Sacred Heart 11:15 Farm Digest 11:30 TBA 12:00 Thunder In Munich 12:30 Sports Spectacular 2:00 Operation Sea War 3:00 Mr. Ed 3:30 Amateur Hour 4:00 Twentieth Century 4:30 Flintstones 5:00 Lassie 5:30 Martian 6:00 Sullivan 7:00 FBI Story 8:00 All American City 8:15 Blue Diamond DANCE TONIGHT Jack Barnett and the "BLUE DIAMONDS" Casino Bar CENTRAL CITY 30, 1966 -Times 8 8:30 Gunsmoke 9:30 Sunday Night Final 10:00 Movie KTWO-TV 9:00 Sacred Heart 9:15 Light Time 9:30 Casper Story 10:00 Champicnship Bowling 11:00 Navy Film 11:30 Stanley Cup 2:00 Soprts in Action 3:00 Viet Nam 3:30 College Bowl 4:00 Frank McGee 4:30 Mississippi 5:30 Walt Disney 6:30 Branded 7:00 Bonanza 8:00 Wackiest Ship 9:00 FBI Story 10:00 News 10:15 Movie KRSD-TV 11:30 Stanley Cup 2:00 Viet Nam 2:30 College Bowl 3:00 Frank McGee 3:30 TBA 4:00 Faith for Today 4:30 World of Color 5:30 Branded 6:00 Bonanza 7:00 Wackiest Ship 8:00 Sammy Davis 9:00 Peyton Place 9:30 Jessie James Off My Trolley RI ODE JANEIRO (UPI) It is illegal today to wear a Bikini on a bus in Rio. Transit Director Delarey Gomide banned bathing passengers from the buses because "they make the seats wet and sandy." Enjoy Yourself! IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK! 2 JACKS AND A QUEEN Plunkett, Swanson Wilma For Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure SATURDAY NIGHT Turgeon's Dinner Club CENTRAL CITY DAYS A dollar is your magic carpet to Bargainland this week! Tomato Juice Del Fancy. Monte 3 46-oz.

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Free Registration Blanks at Safeway. Potatoes Rapid City Girl In Running for Miss Wyoming I LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) Eleven University of Wyoming coeds will compete May 8 for the Miss University of Wyoming title. Winner of the pageant will advance to Miss Wyoming competition next summer at Cheyenne. Contestants are Karla Baston and Karen Parker, both of Rock Springs, Linda Leafdale of Thermopolis, Joyce Haberman of Powell, Patricia Lamb of Newcastle, Peggy Kielian of Riverton, Deborah Bond of Denver, Sarajean Allen of Flossmoor, Janet Halstead of Dix, Martha Simpson of Rapid City, S.D., and Barbara Taves of Walnut Creek, Calif.

Last year's Miss University, Trudy Brower of Freedom, won the Miss Wyoming title. MILE-HI DRIVE-IN 578-9928 Highway 385 Lead and Deadwood SAT. Show at dusk. You must be here by 8:30 to SEE COMPLETE PROGRAM. "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD JONATHAN WORLD" WINTERS SUN.

Closed Mid- Week A Dean LEWIS ROCKIN' LAUGH RIOT! NFWEST SCREEN. Jerry LIVING IT JANET LEIGH TECHNICOLOR plus A IS The COMING OUTLAWS IN THREE ADAM NEST STOOGES Hot and Cold 3 ABOUT TOWN A motion to 'revoke forfeiture of bonds for Richard L. King, Kirksville, was denied Friday by Judge Clarence P. Cooper in Circuit Court. The bond of $3,000 was declared forfeited.

The motion to revoke, to reinstate the bond and continue the case, was made by William Rensch, Rapid City, attorney for the United Bonding Insurance Co. Indianapolis, In d. King, charged with assaut with a dangerous weapon in Deadwood on Dec. 8, failed to appear for trial at the March term of Circuit Court, and his bond was ordered revoked at that time. Dance Saturday.

Eagles clubroom. Music by the Mustangs. All bowlers welcome. Adv. Marriage licenses were issued Friday by Marie Lawler, clerk of courts to Charles Halvorsen.

and Michele Moore, and Kerry Grimes and Carol Rivkin, all of Minneapolis, Minn. The couples were married by Judge Clarence P. Cooper in the court room. The couples were witnesses for each other in the ceremonies. Floyd Allen Casteel, Sturgis, was fined $5 for going through a stop sign on April 23.

He appeared Saturday before George H. Wolfe, Deadwood police magistrate, after his arrest by Deadwood city police. Deadwood School Lunch Monday Vegetab stew, cottage cheese, bread and butter, fruit, milk. Tuesday Beans and ham, corn bread, butter, honey, cole slaw, fruit, milk. Wednesday Jack Sprat on bun, carrot and celery sticks, cheese slice, pickles, frost ed cake, milk.

Thursday Orange juice, chili con carne, crackers, bread and butter, fruit, milk. Friday Fish sticks, mashed potatoes, buttered green beans, bread and butter, fresh fruit, milk. Not Protocol KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UPI) -The newspaper Utusan Melayu said today an opposition leader has taken the government to task for including "scantily clad night club dancers" among the entertainment at an official dinner for Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt. Calsup Del Monte 5 Tomato Sauce Del Monte 5 Sliced Beets 7 Del Monte. Cat Food 10 Kat Nip.

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None Deadwood Sunday thru Wednesday, Copyright 1963, Safeway Stores, Inc. LONDON (UPI) -Magistrate's clerk James Stables said today a check of the court records shows there is more matrimonial dissension in the winter than in the summer. "I could draw a graph showing the number of (divorce) cases throughout the year. You would see the 'high' in the winter. and the 'low' in the summertime," said Stables.

"Let's face it," he added. "On a sunny day everything and everyone looks bettereven one's wife or one's husband." at Illorns Bulova for giving or keeping 5 WIll Jeweler services were held afternoon in Lead for Evert Nelson, life-long of the Lead area, who Wednesday. final rites were held at McColley Funeral Home with Rev. John DeVries, Methodist Church, offi- was provided by Mr. Albro Ayres, Deadwho sang, "Beyond the and "'No Night There." were acompanied by Robert Ruth.

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