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Daily Call, Deadwood Pioneer-Times, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 about town Don't be left out. Clip this ad for your free pocket calculator, compliments of Covered Wagon Drive-Thru. Slim-line design. Needs no batteries, easy erasing feature, simple to operate. (This is the same calculator Covered Wagon engineers used to figure difficult mileage calcualtion on a recent trip to Pluma) Bring this ad in today.

adv. LEAD Chamber of Commerce meeting Wednesday, 12 noon, Shamrock Drive-Inn. Nelson Rolando, Lead City Engineer, will talk on Sixth District Council of Local Governments.adv. PANCAKE Supper, Public welcome May 14, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Masonic Temple sponsored by Oriental Band. adv. SUBMARINES Are back in Deadwood. Delicious Submarine Sandwiches at Pop's Grabit-N-Growl. adv.

PRESBYTERIAN Womens Spring Salad Luncheon May 17, 11:30 a.m. at the church social room. Tickets on sale at Stone Ins. until May 15. adv.

ARRESTED By the Highway Patrol for driving while intoxicated was Willis L. Quenzer, 38, Lead. His bond was set at $250 to appear at 10 a.m. on May 16 in circuit court. LEGION And Teener Baseball sign up Wednesday, 7 p.m.

Lead High boys locker room. Bring your birth certificates. adv. WOMEN'S Spring League starts tonight. 7 p.m.

Gold Crown Lanes. Anyone interested please come. adv. IT'LL TAP Dance in your taste buds! Covered Wagon's new wine-batter dipt chicken. It's fresh daily! adv.

YARN SALE at the Yarn Emporium. Clip this ad and get machine washable yarn. Regularly $1.19 now 60c. adv. JAYCEE Board of Directors Meeting at 7:30 p.m.

May 14 Jaycee Clubroom. adv. WEDNESDAY NIGHT is Stag Night at the Lead Country Club. adv. A YOUNG Sturgis woman escaped serious injury early Monday 1 morning when her car went out of control, ran in the ditch for 135 feet, then rolled one and a half times, pinning partof her body beneath it.

The accident occurred east of Big Bear Drive-Inn in Boulder Canyon. The victim was Donna Marie Hopfinger, 18. Highway Patrolman Richard Haggerty who investigated with the Lawrence County Sheriff's Office said the car was a total wreck. Certified boiler operators Zastrow rites to be Thursday Christian Wake services with Rosary for Raymond Zastrow will be held Wednesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. at the Daniel Funeral Home Chapel.

Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Lead. Rev. Cornelius Meade will be the celebrant.

Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery under the direction of the Daniel Funeral Home. Raymond Zastrow Raymond Zastrow was killed in an automobile accident west of Newcastle, Wyo. Sunday while enroute to Lead and Rapid City to visit relatives. He was born January 24, 1956 in Deadwood to Gilbert and Leona Zastrow. He attended Don Novak, buildings' foreman, center, T.C.

Balderson, head custodian, Deadwood plant, left, and Phil Maynard, head custodian, Central building, in the LeadDeadwood School System have earned Class licenses and have become state certified boiler operators. The three men attended 12 weekly, three-hour classes in Sturgis conducted by Glenn Tucker, South Dakota State University, Brookings, and were awarded the licenses upon completion of the course work and high scores in written and oral examinations at the end of the course. The certification is granted by the Custodian-Engineers' Association of South Dakota through SDSU. (School Photo) Was CIA in JFK death WASHINGTON (LENS) Currents of doubt about the findings of the Warren commission on the assassination of President Kennedy at Dallas in 1963 have never quite ceased to swirl. The films of the event are open to different interpretations.

A disparate group of selfappointed examiners has chewed over, in books, articles and pamphlets, the forensic evidence, which in any event is incomplete. Some possible, if fanciful, leads to the former associations of the presumed assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, were not followed up. The important question is whether Oswald was the sole assassin acting of his own motion, as the Warren commission concluded, or whether he had controllers or associates. If it were shown that he was not acting on his own, then the question might arise whether any connection existed between the killing of President Kennedy and some other notable American assassinations of the period. The most recent hypothesis is that the president may have been killed in retaliation for attempts on the life of Fidel Castro, and this has arisen in connection with the recently circulating suggestions that the Central Intelligence Agency had something to do with plans for, or discussions about, the assassination of various foreign rulers, Castro among them.

Step by step the Rockefeller commission, appointed by President Ford in January to look into allegations of domestic spying by the Central Intelligence Agency, has found itself casting its net wider. Last week it recalled for prolonged questioning two witnesses previously heard: William Colby, the present director of the CIA, and Richard Helms, the former director, now am- Mrs. Redmond services set schools here until the family moved to California in 1965 the Grizzly Gulch area. He was a graduate of Gahr High School in Artesia, Calif. and a member of the Catholic faith.

Survivors include his parents, a sister, Janet Zastrow, graduate of Bakersfield State College; brothers, Bernard, Lead; Douglas, a at home; paternal grandparents, Hugh and Emma Zastrow, Lead; maternal grandparents, Clarence and Effie Scott, Rapid City and many other relatives in South Dakota and California. He was preceded in death by an infant brother, Joseph Patrick. Public Notices Notice of hearing Webster. Barger Divorce action. Lawrence Co.

Meeting, 4-29- 75. School Voters Notice. Principals to national conference '75: The Remaking of the Principalship" was the theme of the National convention of the National Association of Elementary School Principals in Minneapolis. Attending from the LeadDeadwood School system were Elden Titus, principal, Central School complex; Bill Burke, Deadwood elementary principal and Ken Sever, principal, West Lead. One of the highlights of the meeting was Dr.

William Glasser, president of the Educator Training Center, Los Angeles, who spoke at one of the special assemblies. His topic was "Positive Addiction" by which he explains his research where an attempt is made to identify what causes the individualto gain strengths and ultimately use these strengths in life work. Dr. T.H. Bell, U.S.

Commissioner of Education, spoke on school leadership and the community for which his definition was an elementary school as a comprehensive child-community center. R.C. man is shot; killed RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) Authorities were searching today for the gunman who shot and killed a Rapid City man in a liquor store here Monday night. Killed in the shooting late Monday was Donald Osmonson, in his 50s.

Osmonson was shot while standing inside the liquor store, police said. A night clerk at the store was able to furnish a description of the assailant. Our Weather LEAD High temperature for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. today, 53; low, 40; 8 a.m., 47. trace.

Homestake Mine Office. DEADWOOD High temperature for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. today, 55; low, 37; 8 a.m., 58. KDSJ Radio. SPEARFISH High temperature for the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m.

today, 59; low, 39; 7 a.m., 44. Homestake Forest Products. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Belle Fourche for Alice F.

Redmond. The Rev. Thomas Gorman will be the celebrant. Rosary services will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at St.

Paul's Catholic Church. Interment will be in the St. Onge Cemetery under the direction of the Wells Funeral Home, Deadwood. A memorial has been established to St. Paul's Church or the Dorsett Home, Spearfish.

Mrs. Redmond, a long-time resident of the St. Onge area died at the Dorsett Home Monday, May 12. was born February 19, 1885 in Lead to Roseana and Barney McVey. She attended schools in Hill City and was married to John Redmond in November of 1903 at Hill City.

He preceded her in death April 30, 1950. She was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church, Belle Fourche. Survivors include three sons, Nicholas, St. Onge; Bennie, Seattle, Francis, Montclair, a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Rose White, Spearfish; ten grandchildren; great-grandchildren; two brothers, John and Ben Mc Vey, both of Hill City; brother -inlaw, Thomas Redmond, Belle Fourche and many other relatives. Hospitals ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted: Georgia Redesel, Sturgis; Mrs. Dianna Parrish, Spearfish; Tina Page, Bonnie Bunch, Deadwood; Cedric Gust, Helen Gilles, Dismissed: Sigrid Carlson to the Nursing Home, Deadwood; John Moody, Gerald Shafer, Eleanor Driscoll, Lead; Terry Kee, Whitewood; Ed Mutchler, Central City. Births: Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Parrish, Sturgis, a girl. LOOKOUT MEMORIAL Dismissed: Pat King, Aladdin, Wyo. Road toll totals 52 ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) A two-vehicle traffic accident near here has claimed the life of an elderly Aberdeen woman.

The death raises the state's 1975 traffic toll to 52, compared with 56 a year ago. Authorities said Elinor Strauss, 72, was killed Monday when the car she was riding in collided with another car driven by Darrell Sudemeier, 19, also of Aberdeen. The accident occurred on U.S. 281, about one mile north of Aberdeen. The driver of the Strauss Car, Helen Strauss, 75, was treated for minor injuries.

A passenger in the Sudemeier car, Earl Schmahl, 19, Aberdeen, was admitted to an Aberdeen hospital for treatment. RAY SAYS: WE OFFER COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE! STORE HOURS: a.m. to 0 p.m. Weekdays a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday THOMPSON'S Frontier Drug Deadwood-578-2232 Spring Membership Drive DINNER DANCE LEAD COUNTRY CLUB MAY 17 $10.00 per couple $6.00 single Cocktails 7t to 08 p.m. Dinner at 8 p.m. RESERVATIONS BY THURSDAY 584-1278 or 584-1852 Dance-9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sandidge benefit show Only Mom is the happy one here.

The TV is broken and so the long faces of the others. The Modern Family in "Those Were the Good Old Days," is the benefit show for Bryan Sandidge being staged May 15, at 7:30 p.m., in Deadwood school auditorium. From left, Mark Farrier, Kay Lauer, as Mom; Michelle le Harvey, Rodney Merritt. (School photo) Classmates to aid fund Were the Days," a two -act playlet is truly a labor of love. Theshow written by the sixth grade pupils of Mrs.

JoAnne Reimann and Mrs. Marianne Bieber, in the Deadwood elementary is the prime example of the concern and responsiblity children feel for one another which seems to have been lost by adults these days. The musical which will be presented May 15, at 7:30 p.m., in the Deadwood school auditorium is a fund-raising venture to help supplement the extensive money needed by their sixth grade classmate, Bryan Sandidge, to meet hospital bills. All the while Bryan was undergoing his ordeal, the sixth graders were working away at their show and now have it Yankton hospital to be study site YANKTON, S.D. (AP) Yakton's Sacred Heart Hospital becomes a full time part of the University of South Dakota's new four -year degree granting medical school today as 13 students begin studying here.

"'We hope to give the student a valid learning experience and improve the quality of medical care for people of this area," saidhospital administrator Ron Morten. Dr. T. H. Sattler, in charge of the program in Yankton, said, "The top care hospitals are teaching hospitals.

That's an old axiom that has been proven many times." He added that he expects the new programs to be easily absorbed at Sacred Heart. Until this year, the University of South Dakota Medical ready to produce. There is a prologue, modern family, a true-to-life cowboy scene, the old opera house comes to life with the climax of the whole thing being a melodrammer complete with villain. Admission to the show is by do nation to the Bryan Sandidge Hospital Fund. Harry Allen rites held Schooloffered only the first two years of medical trainingclassroom training in basic medical science.

Students then had to transfer to other states for their final two years of clinical work and M.D. degrees. The new program beginning this year will see third-year students taking a year of clinical training at Yankton or in Sioux Falls, and then going out throughout the state for further training and elective study. The 13 South Dakota students beginning their 56-week junior year here today start with a six -week session of clinical orientation and basics of patient care. Sattler said the session would give students the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills gained in classroom medical science courses.

Funeral services for Harry D. Allen were held Tuesday, May 13 at the Wells Funeral Home Chapel, Deadwood. Allen died at his home on May 10. The Rev. Cal Petersen of the United Methodist Church, Deadwood was the officiating clergyman.

The special music was provided by Mrs. Robert Ruth, singing "Beyond The Sunset," and "'There is No Night There." She was her own accompanist. Pallbearers were Henry Lasher, Paul Raskob, Ralph Island Wesley Groshong, Albert Knowlton and J.A. Jarvi. All other friends were considered honorary bearers.

A memorial has been established for the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Interment was in Oak Ridge Cemetery under the direction of the Wells Funeral Home, Deadwood. bassador in Iran. Helms had already been questioned at length by the committee staff on two days last week. After his appearance before the commission Helms denied once again that, so far as he knew, the CIA had ever assassinated any foreign leader.

Unfortunately he showed signs of being overwrought, calling one reporter who questioned him (Daniel Schorr, who first aired the allegations about foreign assassinations by the CIA on Columbia Broadcasting System) "killer Schorr" and obscene names. On the following day, there was Schorr on the CBS news questioning a retired air force officer formerly in the Office of Special Operations at the Defense Department, Col. Fleycher Prouty, one of whose duties was liaison with the CIA. Prouty wrote a book about his experiences, "'The Secret Watching his television set on Monday, he became incensed at seeing Schorr abused by Helms, and volunteered his recollection that there was indeed a plot to kill Castro in 1959 or 1960, and that in the course of his duties he had helped to supply the CIA with a specially equipped small aircraft to land the assassins, two Cuban exiles, in Cuba. They failed, and were captured.

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