Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 6

Ffcge Six Dally CaiyPioneer-Tlniw LeadDeadwood, South Dakota, Saturday, April 1, 1972 About Town Letter to the Editor nn7 tLP FACTS TO REPLACE RUMORS It appears that there is some raised that with the Income lars. Weather permitting, work misunderstanding regarding the from this grant, then the city should begin on the retaining funding of the Deadwood Rede- should ceaso contributing the! wall in April. LnJ ll Frldny Saturday nlte, beginning at 9 p.m. Adv. tn -r velopment Commission.

Per- monthly $500 In view of the With regard to the downtown haps a little of the history of city's financial condition. How- restoration a $15,000 matching Marie I-awlcr, Lawrence County clerk of courts, Krld.iy issued marriage Uremics tu Jamea Jeffcry Wlhwcll, Dettd-wood, and Lorraine Mario Mar-ta, Lead. Circuit Judge Clarence Cooper granted a divorce Friday to Robert Grant Thomas from Candies Christine Thomas, Lead. Extreme cruelty was charged. The couple was married Sept.

8, 1D71 In Deadwood. Custody of two children from a former marriage was given to the defendant, who was also granted the request to resume her former name of Wineteer. o) A V7 mis errort will help clear up ever, It must be remembered some of the misunderstanding. that the agreement was that if At the beginning, a group of ilbu.slnc.ss people wluld meet local business people ap- their commitment, the city proached the Deadwood City would do so nlso, within the fund grant was obtained for the purpose of hiring a consultant for the refurbishing of our buildings on Main Street This is the first grant of this type received in the State mid could well mean the orderly rejuvenation Ron Rclb and the Country Gentlemen will be playing to- council with the idea of hiring! scope of their authority. There Dennis Hogarth represented the night at the Casino Bur, Central USA.

City, Dakota Territory, plaintiff. Q) Adv 2) of our Main Street buildings, Please bear in mind this does not cover construction or re- modeling costs which of course will be borne by individual property owners to whom the consultant will be made avail- able. i EASTER FAIR at Christ Church In Lead, Monday April from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Homemade ice cream plus lots of games. Adv.

THE BEST FOOD BUYS ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT CIRCLE FOODS! A Mott, N. D. couple was hospitalized as the result of an accident Friday morning which brought extensive damage to their car, according to Sheriff Richard T. McGrath. Taken to St.

Joseph's Hospital by the Black Hills Ambulance were Mr. rind Mrs. Wendell Cuffing. Mrs. Coffing, 60, sustained head injuries and Coffing, 65, whose injuries were minor, was treat Recently a new man was hired to the staff of the Dead-wood Redevelopment Commis sion.

There have been some ouestions raised in this connec- I a run-time man for the purpose of obtaining federal funding in order to complete and successfully execute some of the programs which they felt were important to the future of Dead-wood. Of course there were many suggested but the outstanding projects which seemed to be the most critical were Mt. Moriah, Restoration of Main Street and Urban Renewal. It was later agreed that if the sum of was pledged over the period of one year by the business people in Dead-wood, that the City of Dead-wood would put up $500 per month. This commitment on the part of the City Council of course could be effective only until June 1, 1972 when the new council takes over.

They would then have the choice of continuing this participation or discontinuing it at that time. Some of the pledges mentioned above is no more reason for tne city to abandon their part of the agreement than lt Is for nny of tho other parties concerned. The prime reason for Dead-wood's present and pas financial condition Is our diminishing tax base as mast everyone will agree. When you stop to realize that Inflation increases our cost of city operation at the rate of $8,000 to $10,000 nnnual-ly plus our deteriorating streets and water system then lt is obvious that something must be done to incrense our city income. The city Income tax was a marvelous step in that direction but It cannot be expected to take care of our past indebtedness and absorb the things mentioned above at the same time.

Urban Renewal was mentioned earlier and a large part of that program is housing. A foil Klm.m tT.k.n nlun COMMISSIONED a an III the lulled States Navy mi 17 was Wayne Wanner, win of Mrs. Iiorls Wagner, I lead wood. AltendliiK the Joint Commix-dinning Ceremony at Marriott Library Auditorium at the I nlvernlly of I'tuh in Salt lakn were his mother, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Tavegia, Newcastle, Wyo. Wagner, who graduated from Deadwood High School III 11167, has attended the I'niversity of I 'tail since and this past year has been commander of his Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps unit. He will report to NAS in Pensaeola, for flight school on April 17. Wilson's All-Meat FBAHffS ed and released. The accident occurred about 11:30 a.m.

Fridny 25 miles west of Lead on U.S. 85 when the Coffing car, driven by Coffing, struck a truck driven by James Dennis, 24, Newcastle, as he was turning across the highway. There was extensive damage to the Coffing car, and none to the truck. The accident was investigated by the Lawrence County sheriff's office and the state Highway Patrol. lion and these points should be made clear: 1 There is no cost to the City or Deadwood Redevelopment funds for this job.

Funds have been allocated under the Emergency Employment Act for a position outside our city which did not materialize and they were then made available to us. 2 This particular allocution will cease on Aug. 23, '72 and there is no Indication that it will be renewed at that time. All of the projects mentioned here require a great deal of de A divorce was granted by Circuit Judge Clarence Cooper Friday to Jennifer Slnreen Kicfer from Albert Kiefer, Lead, on grounds of cruelty. The couple was married Sept.

25. 1969 in Peadwood. She was given custody of the two children. Representing the plaintiff was F. J.

Parker. Just arrived Truck load of Check our Prices and save Island Lumber Chicken Ranch. Phone 578-2800 Adv. Gary Grajczyk, Rapid City, appeared before police magistrate Ed Virkula Friday, charged with reckless driving, hit and run, and broken seal. He was fined J35 each on the hit-and-run and reckless driving charges and $15 on the broken seal, with courts costs of $11.48.

A SO-day jail sentence was suspended on payment of fine and cost. He was arrested March 25 by the Lead police. Playing tonight at the Fireside Lounge is Big Johnny Brotsky. Turgeon's Supper Club. Next Wed.

we Hospitals were paid at the outset in a'takps tremendous amount of lump sum and some are paid preliminary work and that could ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL monthly. AH of it is placed in a 12-oz. Admitted: Mrs. Cora Coffing, tail work and it would appear Need maintenance man or custodian at once.

Apply to Post Office box 571 or call 578-2689. Adv. foolhardy to turn down any i Mott, N. D. Dismissed Mrs.

Valada Brown, Deadwood; Lisa Ricci, Lead. city account as it becomes available and is handled by the city auditor. Checks drawn on tho account for Deadwood Re-Development Commission expenses are countersigned by the city auditor, the city treasurer and the mayor. No other persons are authorized on this come later. However there are some programs which will facilitate housing projects here In amounts consistent with our needs and available space.

At the present time the Redevelopment Commission Is working very intently on new housing in Deadwood and if nothing further develops from this effort than Additional homes in Terrill Ostby, Fort Meade, CHUNK BOLOGNA lb. 59c BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb. 59c appeared before police magis trate J. Ora Horsfall i a i HOMESTAKE HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Mary Syver-f-on.

Lead. No dismissals. charged with overdue parking tickets, improper paiking tickets and failure to appear when scheduled. He was fined $11 on the overdue tickets, $5 on the available assistance at this point. Deadwood is at a very critical time for advancement or going backwards and there are not the resources here to do It without utilizing whatever outside assistance is available to us.

The often repeated conjecture that "we will do it by ourselves" is merely lip service for the most part and will not cure the indebtedness, and deterioration with which we have to contend. In fact, it is about lime some of our tax dollars reversed their direction and headed this way instead of through Washington, and the residue on to some other community. Willard Pummel Fated improper parking tickets and $5 for failure to appear, plus $7.30 court costs. Ostby was arrested on March 15 by the Deadwood police. (Continued from page 1) BANQUET FROZEN About a month after this pro- tnjs town, it will be well worth gram got underway, a grant the amount of money that the was obtained under the Emer- cjty presently investing.

The gency Employment Act through i other two programs presently the local Stale Employment being worked on by the Rede-Agency office, for the purpose i velopment Commission are Mt. of paying the salary of the di- Moriah and restoration of Main rector of the Deadwood Kede- I street. The Broken Boot Mine velopment Comm. This will pay jcommittee some time ago 90 per cent of this cost and the a sum of money for Mt. remaining is of course paid Moriah restoration and an addi-from the monies mentioned Ifional sum for the construction above.

This grant Is for the per; a retaining wall at the Mt. iod of January thru Agust 1972 Moriah parking lot. A tentative and could be renewed at that eommHment for matching funds time although there is for these monies has been ob-ly no indication one way or the tained by the commission which 1 rt.L have a little touch of vaudeville. Dinner and drama, beginning at 7 p.m. each evening.

Adv. Appearing before police magistrate Ed Virkula Friday was Gary Blashill, Nemo, charged with public intoxication- He was filled $10 and costs of $11.46. A 10-day Jail sentence was suspended on condition that he have no like violations for six ment Wing at McCoy, were identified as Capt. Wendell W. Campbell, 30, the pilot, of Washington, DC; Capt.

Barry E. Applebee, 26. co-pilot. The Deadwood police would like to make a correction on 'he accident story reported to the Maj. Lead Daily Call and Deadwood Dormansville Pioneer Times Friday, involving I James J.

Himmons, 37, radar- cars driven by Scntt Turo, Lead, and James Weekes, r.cllc Fourche, according to Larry Schallenkanip, acting police other. ine question has been will of course double these dol- LOUIE TV Magnavox TV and STF.KKO SALES and SKRVICE months. He was arrested by the Lead police on March 25. Special Easter Dinner. Menu and salad bar.

Serving 11:30 chief. The report should have bombadier, Shawnee, Okla. 1st Lt. Robert Heatherly, 26, navigator, Mount Vernon, N.Y.; Maj. William E.

Kesler, 41, electronic warfare officer, Kes-ler's Fuquay Varina, N.C. Sgt. Allen H. Murray, 33, gunner, I'hlladi Iphla, and I.t. Col.

George M. Gamache, 42, Ini.tructor-navigator, Somerset, Mass. been that James Wcekes was Mervice Specialists 347-5862 BTt'RGIS pulling out of a parking spce, and due to a heavv snowfall, 0-" i for I Hi si I All JF Flavors failed to see the vehicle driven by Turo who was traveling on Main street. a.m. to 7 p.m.

Meaaows urive Inn, Brownsville. Adv. A car driven by Dennis Barrett, Lead, wa3 turning right off Gold Street onto Hill Street, about 11:30 p.m. Friday, and ran into a parked truck belonging to Wayne Evenson, Lead, according to Walt Taylor, Lead police chief. There was minor damage to the Barrett car, none to Evenson's.

BANQUET POT PIES 5 for $1 .4 for $1 BANQUET COOKING BAGS. HOMESTAKE U.S. Chess Expert Is Given Ultimatum AMSTERDAM (LPI) The International Chess Federation (FIDE) offered American grand master Bobby Fischer a final choice today either face 584-2970 TAKE A MINI-VACATION (io to the Movie This Easter Weekend ENDS TONITE Shout 1:011, VIMIs Fr 7 Children 5lr Adults II the H'urlfl nf Snort (ontmt Win a Trip nr Two IHun On- nf lh West's l.ruendnry Klrrs! Kill (lit Form ill Theatre l.nhhy! Easter Coloring Contest Winners Are Announced V10 CSfr "'loring contest which appeared in the Lead Dally Call and Deadwood Pioneer-Times, tinder the sponsorship of the merchants of the Twin Cities, have been named. They are as follows: Name and Age Address Sponsoring Business Scott Sternhagcn. 11, Whitetall Otis Candv Sales Raehelle William.

6. Box 398, Lead Texaco Susan Cofficld, 10, Terraville Goldberg's Grocery Greg Schicke, 10. 805 Highland. Lead Western Auto Theresa LaVoy. 6.

Box 252. Whitewood Shop Theresa John. 8. 12 Adams Deadwood Western Drug Brian Voss. 7.

Box 93, Deadwood stop 'n Shop Joy Miles, 10, 807 Julius, Lead Miners Merchants Bank Shari Johnson, 7. 100 Cross Lead First National Bank Kimbcrly Si hanheck. 9. 6124 Main, Deadwood Wards Keith Smith. 10.

104 Park Lead First National Bank Brenda Simbeek, 11 Raetz Children's Shop Jeff Dirksen, 7, 4 Washington, Lead Stearns Shedd and Marilyn's Gifts Nancy Hoffman, 5. 612 Grandvicw, Lead City Bakery Sherry Suss, 11, 405 Mine, Lead Circle Foods Tatinia Sue Cox, 4, 121 Gushurst, Lead Thompson Frontier Drug Melissa McKeown, 7, 1 Blackstone Lead Stone Insurance Service Tona flower, 7, 202 Billings Building Supply Inline Martel, 11, 396 Williams. Deadwood Coast-to-Coast I lunette Maynard, 7, 4154 W. Rosenkranz Ins. Barbara- Ilintz, 11, Box 434, Deadwood Audra's David Hall.

8, Nemo Route Jeffries' Cleaners Susan Liddeke, 9. Box 696 Dunn's Pharmacy Dan I'apka, 8, 414 Spark, Lead Anderson's Neal Sorenson, 7, 26 Burnham, Deadwood Ford Jodl Wanhanen, 9, Nemo Route Jack Jill Tracy Schmidt, 10, 718 W. Summit, Lead Watkins Jewelers Uiri Hopwood, 5, 906 Main, Deadwood Brown Swiss world champion Boris Spassky H. IIILEX jY BRAND I jug of the Soviet Union under current financial conditions or be disqualified as a challenger. FIDE issued it ultimatum in a midnight statement after Turgeon's Supper Club presents, AND THEATRE Dinner Shows.

April 5th and 6th. Curtain time 7:30. A Great Contemporary Vaudeville. Adv. About 11:45 a.m.

Friday cars driven by William Konola, Lead, and Randy Carsten, Lead, were Involved in an accident. Konola was pulling out of the bottom parking lot driveway at Piggly Wigaly on Julius Street and collided with a truck driven by Carsten, who was going east on Julius. The Carsten truck crashed into a utility pole doing extensive to the vehicle. There was moderate damage to the Konola car. The accident was investigated by the Lead police.

Credit Bank and a Belgrade chess magazine made the highest bid to stage the match but Fischer turned the offer down, demanding that all profit made from the meet, after deduction of organizational costs, should be paid the players. To end the financial bickering over the title match, FIDE decided the location at a meeting in Amsterdam March 20. It informed the organizer that first part of the 21-match series would he played In Belgrade June 22 through July 15, with the second part to be played In Reykjavik, Iceland. Three days later, Klschrr told the organizers their offers were too low and that he would not play Spaxsky under those conditions. Fischer rejected the payment arrangements agreed for the championship games to be played in Belgrade and Reykja THE WORLD OF SPORT FISHING vik this summer.

The statement gave Fischer until Tuesday to guarantee his Your (itilili attendance or lose his chance PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES 4 for $1 MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS 10 for 79c at the title. Kurt (ioudy, Wulff Rated (i A Show All the Family Will Kujoy 'Lacking an answer by the deadline (FIDE President Max) Euwe will take it as a refusal from Fischer to play for the title." the statement said. Dean Torgrude will be at Gold Run Inn Lounge, MIDNITE SHOW Tonite 11:30 The controversy flared after DON'T MISS THIS ACTION! Feel Like Dealing? DARRELL THE JOINT COI.ll BEER MNCH sporting goods SEE "BOB" STURGIS 347-9944 the Belgrade organizers told FIDE that "due to the uncertainty still going on it is impossible to carry out all of the organizational preparations such a match would require." The Yugoslav Export and VINE KIPE CRAIG DOES! Deadwood Ford it. 5782830 Guide to'- 9 Rated In Color All Seats $1.23 EASTER DINING if iT fm zr STARTS TOMORROW One of Deadwood's Best! for WINES LIQUORS BEER Ire Mix Snacks STOP IN SEE FRED DEADWOOD LIQUORS SUNDAY Show Times 1:00, 3:00 Evening, 7:00, 9:00 circie 5fc 3y hllU3 NAVEL ORANGES 7-lb. bag $1 PINK GRAPEFRUIT each 10c Across from Historic Museum We Will be Open at 7 a.m.

to Serve Y'on a Ielieious Easter Morning Breakfast ALSO SERVING SMORGASBORD STYLE Traditional Easter Dinner PRIME RIB BAKED IIAM ROAST TURKEY COMPLETE SALAD BAR FRANKLIN HOTEL DINING ROOM and COFFEE SHOP KK1TII FOX Owner Save On Everyday Iiw Prices IT PAVS TO SHOP AT ClItCI.E Amidst a Knshinr Flood of At Circle Ray for the Finest Line Adventure They I More Attoat l.v and I ouraae Than Most leoule im a Lifetime! an L. Looking over Judy Wadington's typing is Margaret Witcraft, secretary of Lawrence County State's Attorney Jon Mattsoiu Judy is a Distributive Education Student employed under the school-employer cooperative program. A Picture for All the Family to Enjoy WINNERS OK OCR BIGGEST EASTER EGG WIU. BE ANNO! El Easter Merchandise la th am! Shop THOMPSON FRONTIER DRUG Dwatwa IMsadwaod tn-U3i We Riwnf The Right To imit ((nantilic THIS All coon APRIL 2 3 4 5.