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•■ I ta m te to ta a r esosto» »tari* a
Jean’s Corner
tot» Mr. aad Mss. «Mai fiume,h u ta» mmtmSr* « h * A t o f t S d H ta
Mr. and M n
"■ f f i S j a s1rs our business*,^ s 3 S S 3 a S S a ? ÄS=,:= “ “* “**
Hold»•aiotawitkUsgri« t i f e r e i «
............. . .. ib ton un . •Saturday tn 8». Ro n Cr-i Qiureh. TB« Rav. F,Emmen O'NaUl ' '
¿..»-î-'.j’i ä i e s e ï£ , v J 5 r . „anirlro. or ■*»• Up «f '
-•*• •'-* i"iff»*t «re » r ico n to t o ^ * ^'*•“# ami «Juron Hsrvey e i tta Kocm« m 4 KouN w rn inUm*. Msrrh 1314 for a ragtensl Pttgidtara metti»« 1
er* Mr . t»d U n . Jeta He. , Eureka. • .
Matron of honor wan
Tmmt au Aoy OM u *• «rat « era. TBof to ta * i t th a n akw l lita r es , te ,1a «tat «1 tao." Ita OireNreaa* utf 0
ultoE vtka « as bon tasa. I were Ton Straub and Holder. Roana RainrlOt
“>*1 Hlnck and Frankie Riattati of (be Bureau of Und - ...... “» »"«ndta an admM aratro c o n tem n in BiUtoi ••ha «M ili ru.b u . _ ■ . . . . . . ____T. «
a * M a . «M * ' ! ■^ ^ W .^ Í » a 3 « ta i* ta e a io r ta ( ta m ü lia n f ta ta M d n r tp N tta jr * e r e D?vid U M * U eeu S '
’ « lek , W. ‘ ‘WÛUiin a Earlier in the month Dick Hanna aiiwded a rame ondbiaebiidrena and «lie's hair. ItaU .S .
'i^nagrmeni refresher coures at U g » , Utah. eking is David Bruca. Another tantslro^» Hawaiian v o l t e a . rau n te« boma Bus day. a :
During th e week of M arch 18-22, 1974, th e Tribune-Examiner
carried m ore th an 5 7 0 colum n inches of local new s plus 26
local photographs. To m atch th a t, a weekly tabloid would
have to carry 7% pages o f new s and 3% pages of pictures.
You get m ore in your daily new spaper!
Smile when you say that.
Friday, March 22M eeting»
nual mtetuif M Saiorday. ~ hit TV o
office baa been dttailed in it e r i« » handle io assist with wrvey «tang. \
. snd will be there ior about «o la M Service civd engineer, »as i'shisaai b ogt« Nation« Forest a< com of li and children will n » » <» rfcetWMC in j« *
Alcoholic» Anonymous, S p ro . REA Bidldtbg
holiest« Bridge. 1:19 pm , State B*
Saturday, March 23 M eeting»
Cold Ni'|get square dance, »p.m , St. Jam « Guild Hall
Vcierans of Foreign Ware cart party. 7:19 pm .. LogtenHalh
S p ec ia l event»Jsyceen Style ^ww, '‘Gingham and Lace.” 11:19 pm ., ft. Eo n Family Center
AAU Junior Olympic» WrwtUng T o m n r n l; M e m weigh- trw.lBam mat eetion .U p w . mat action eaoit e l t ; Weetfre Mcxiuna GoUegt
V t|llaoie Electric Ceoperative. Inc. a n n u l B W ttn|.
WAITING FOR THE OIUOHER— ravaged and dNerted at the corner of Orr and Pacific «nota. . Ihb t r e t et hat been stripped of simo« every removable Hem encept the rear tentare ft w u 1 out on the street by H* owner to swell the car cnohtng firm that was scheduled to vieti DUIon early A thU m « h lin in g i eyaeorea like this m e recyclable rete» of scrap stasi Tta « h a g s company 1hubaendeUyedumil neat month, howi------------------------------- - ~ n — ■r»or, to H win have lo watt. Otilen poBca have n
'■ - io repwt m abandonad vetada. caB lh-
F a c u lty , b o a rd n e a r c o n tra c t, B C H S ask s $ 1 1 8 ,3 2 0 m ill levydraws n u r ........................negotiation* between the the nine ■ faculty and board of truetaet at « weil as the quetaon Beaverhead Couity High School »beiher high actual dlatrl •re being ffcialUed, eceerdtagt». trusteM are te be efeeud.
y*tw uala petition toihe board leather to lb* fact«y prapoatng elect ion of the If the Spadai EduesliM truateea The petition was (SB!
t by » per cent of the leg«St s qualified ' ............... -
y Rodger*. John Cnhon •pi* Scout D înent' Day
.u advarire'o the rank of
BCHS principe! Cile MItcteU. The T-E reported yoMcrday reqdred. and the reaotutloa ta* Negotiated hires inclining ih « Joe Heile red Neil Breton (fared « the April# ballot,
salariai, tfdt leave and beskh here filed for elect lea es If (he reiolation m u m , inaurinee have b e « treuüvely tnotees for atanettary Dtartet wxrei will elect etodioau
K Plan for airport “ " weather station
r both the board end tin the .third m inee undtdsta. nest April, teacher*, aay* MitcheU. Joan Deri*. Beaten « d ted e The high edwta' mt
The high aduoi dtarict will ‘ ............. * 1"
Prepare, l«i* are bela» oorepieted and the Incalió» (« 1 1 levy fron orepleted (or repiaeetMM <d quite cenata yet. however." I
t u n the the «»ether sultanat the DUtan tarvtce wid be previtad M )aac ior en s s mui. i i i i j s levy a n n a irw ce* me cwrenuy o« i rm iuie n r m jwm. which hou* drpen, Starting April I. hnr* s day. wtth we* 'hr 1974-7} operation* mn the «ppointed by , the Cewily « « TJ mUta * m « M i9 .T ta . ta I The fnellUy was nored from obrer» «ion from ( a nschool balks Also facing tour Commissioner*, but this y « r t a m a « is primarily du» u sa svai the airport a f i» FAA terranei pm and two dally we*
«Uictpnied «inflaoM rire of «9 Ami w U b + m . sod t e tta dwetsKudins*, and wtU atao matfe «ta* P*K two months 8 tus basa Certification of tta m»<« . . . .addition of a «epbiaatlon pm eperatsd by WandaCehrta from nr*rip is al«, ta M m a t» s » . V :- r k«, k . _ . .^ .k mtu> aw. St ; . “ . * r"1«" •.
tat «fang a btec dite^iUe a»d
reOecttag the [ « ■ « ttataM Éteef bit ctaM Mend,
wad ( S ä M l Metta sf tta fw r
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C an d id ates b eg in cam pai^ fo r 1 5 C o u n ty , S tate o fficEvery county and atata
legislMlvt office will be up for ffabe in this etaatan year tesrept District Judge and Oerfcof DUtriet Couel. sod tta Trlbun» ExaDlner has compiled this unofficial e te it a Rdde on the offica «id ttacandidate» __
Filing deadline for the Jime « have moved _ _____irtmsry and Nov. I jreeral voted or registered iteidd iiV otartau sT r e d tir
coeuct the County Ctark. TERM1^ApplleiUon* for ataentta
tar home north of DUtan will continue to oper«* tta airpon w e«tar ««tan
"For various reasons, the tarpon is the be« poetata* location foy the weather ««Ion." said Dan Reedy, a t' S Westtar Servici specislM horn Poceullo ta^arvtautg Um DUtan tptaal)stlon. "There are
from the Federal Aviarie» Adminiti ration Provliioaal reruAcaitan tas tace granted, tccording to county Civil tefotne Director Ed Bwetltai, • •>d • me*Ung will ta held In April to dtacuM perreanent cerufictaton requirement*
Swetlta, ha* also request *d « w y - y f Hintdiy airport
Casey Reitz
■ ta tta A lesante
ta champa ta t e E v * tÿ « i* * S Î ” " ° * -l* ar* 1 " T * - Ateta t e w .t e a Eta» t e i h Jm w . Cenate TThmsn
Représentai for réélection, or docided
. ___ . . . . S geelection 1* April XS. ao addìi candid«« may file lor t e affino rteeitliWire to.
sad Senator w taleoid ity.u ■NCUMBeNT: Frank ( t e t t e ta m .Ì U p .n ^ n 'M n
i « i v i d i « r J f ^ S ? Ä te s duc If ta doee raT lt «10 bo tai t e rwtaatan. Otaria 0 (DUtan and « w e n
r * £ * * FTATE REPREBENTATIVU Beevmtaod Coter»
--------------- ? £ ? 'Election Guide' p. 3
hosts weekend mat meet□erkreornlt Over 100 yotng wnKtan.
Lett ranging frtre sti to 14 yeart ta regtar age. will be gutting for etata Tourney Chaintaertta* touroament berths this Stutate said to « ■ . . . . . . .Sundsy r w k n l wtan t e S ou th « scheduled is the divisions! by eeerioo* at 1 red I pm . Tta weight d iv ision . Tta four Htaree.tey at Divtaiona! AAU Jraior reaperitlon which matches un eyeltm axeenttb tod ay 's ftnsftas (rere sad, age nad Harte,Friday, a y m p fs wrwttag ow « ud- taaitau from te tr ia moots « <tareptand>iprotmd,opaafeg« welgte dam tlle«tai odvoaea toQwoty folds at Wksiern Moatana DtBon. Boaamaa. Hetooa red t pm.»•y* no 4 ____ _______ rtmiecmade on extra 4iours lar per mile for irgvti to red from«•«troilon. ‘ ‘ their residence* Wtan t e ' ................... J '
Hardin. Youte «ap ata te taw agoPbDowing wtagWoa from I la poup»-8reum.frT-g; Mldpl, Ctarire Stouter laid unofficial
•ra • a m S«wday, mm oaten t-18; Junior. U-U; sad te- Ogwe* indie«* the drilstaaal w* geu underway at 10. fadowad iwcaedteu. 1>H spawning 17 »Ul s u n n i l l «rw tart (ran
------ ---- — Tta lour Htare*. Ita from Besamte . Ite
Cl1t iM et ° l r d P a r t i e s
E l e c t i o n g u i d e
continued fro/H page 1(COUNTY SHERIFF diem under eer
TERM: four year*SALARY: aggregate* |M N
plus lie per mile for um ta Ma
. ''DUTIES: chief law « • forcement official of the County, custodian ta the JaU ted prisoners, snd palorms cirtate c i officio dull** such as livestock inspection «td re- forcement of Fish and Game law*
INCUMBENT: Uoyd Thomas ---------- - —tRepublican) has annoiocsd cuModton ta cotmty futuk. that he will not seta redact km INCUMBENT: Fred Backus
CANDIDATES: The only iRcpubllcsni will seek announced c in didst* to tat* ta retaeaton. a* t e former Jaw Undereherltf Raymond ( Buis') Davie (Deroocref)COUNTY ATTORh]
TERM: (our yes SALARY: It.nc
t e K»U AAU watered at Bñags.
Btfrt mfgs t a te co» e t e r i ■eiw attaa teftagt (tafo t t o « v & n a t , 3RM* «M .
Armstrong chosen for Frontier honors
tx-yrer caaor. w h rko- Tta taayare a d f i _ ____ _____rerwd Gñfao’a a n t e Etesr. Anna Bell* Gtasch. «ptafl I atar au tan , ir e te Jacne Erfle, Laurie Chaffin, te « tarred t e «w td o te « Und* Luder*, aad Laune *fdy «ta a U s dato-la * Barmt; Leather A Kak Shop- '•» . t
Wwern Moni«« * Frantlor tea tMrd ovar a Ki-yaarre*a«ooii n>*mp* « in — u u n a « tta Buftteg ho* — the tap »• AB-Frontlw talee- poptaar W w « gata tana announced ihta wate by «m flw baw n te tai . laague »Odala, uta ate» m od laadtodhtadtabteFrereterWMC1« Caaay Kdts "Crete of ........ -*— “ ---------------ttaYaar."
ÑAU I 'I t a kite wort a9 yrer—» » £t*H«l»Bd risate ai M iutar c o i * Vlthl Ganmctl and Judy — — -
ar* Ksmaa Oty. Ha te te ta d tad T ---------g ì » t *-------- l is ta l i* '* - Verta w f *taw y a ty . Ta ta teatad itat tripLarey Arautreng «f W w « ; yaar, wbre bla Btaldaga ,$am « a A te n r e and Jtnis Hartwig. cwtaraare wteRay MeFlpe, EMC; T^rre Bnkteod aoeatel tte norrow^y - . , _ «*d Btwn Fiorai— Ksrta Uno* 7 1Davta.Roeky; DavaLWtared « t e d upaottted E o o « te - - w ^ t e aUovo t o w . tate ta C arte t o r i o p te y eM jtew tea tata z S k Ì r J S i Z S ! * ¿ f i r* ‘8 * * * ^ * - 4 '“
M aetad (or aaomtf-uaa af a Uro* g«ti* w T n -m 2 2 2 t a ! f w f 2 S i a e 2 H !tarerà « m O ff M«tear and A m strrefsidtatireiaBnt- Z S H *JZ ÌT tE ? !rT .GódlrsT Sa under», WMC; tawn «atre care* u h « g * 2 » P * * - ? ? . * * . * ■_ iBuvreore. Rotey;_Fata arte» Tta Mtea terear, a w ^ y * . y . T r ,
Hte tetta n o r d , erar tta*
. . . . WMC;Rotey; Fata ori». Tta Ute* taapar. a H
" Taay sealer, was seaotslly oc- _ , ,cistmod th* isagre's maat ^ * ..1?'*
ware T an Blatewtal, le w adopt te r e t o t e i or tate-StaUvan. P « « Cm way sod newt. Ariwtrreg pored tta Chute Youag. E w « ; Tad Bulldogs ia two e w tt i^
DUTIES: member <i three mre Board ta Comity Commissioners. tesrgeo with responsibility for handling county buKMM sffnirn
INCUM BENT: J s m ts Berrett (Repubtlcsn) he* not ftadTREA1UMR
TERM: low yeare.SALARY: «9.730.DUTIES: a x collector and
«anto«rei ^ « r e •1E T yoob tatare Ms opataagnutte
ata «10 n o ta n aUgtete lar a
of Commtationeri, »lection in l etympfe truWyW nire willregWrar. end doten* of «her Brundt i «gh eooreri cm- mitctfianeou* <knle* filed fo ^
INCUMBENT Margaret q . JVBTW “TTtompaoi tRepublican) hat not «mounced. ,■UFERINTENDENT OF SAU■TBOOLS Comml j y b U u e ^ t a awartad the
TERM, low war* right« M ^ m aSALARY' 19.190. bv the brack«.DUTIES: g«n«ral tupervi*"'
of coumy tcbool tynem, w m i* hold vaUd treching n tificMe and have three yea teaching experience.
INCUMBENT. Jm ph i Eudeily (Rcputfiean) he* i renouncedPUBLIC ADMIN IfTRATI
TERM: tow yean SALARY, no aalary
ère êfcheduled'1-kTsa»4S*í3*Jl?-
Royal Netrebon ta Amarte* are ateadtaod ter Morte » redAgri! S, » aad r .
Tta partire will ta held te Qty H0D taginiuag at • pm
Tta 7Kb annrvanary ot tta soctety will ta obrerved by ita nmntare March U « I p.m ta (be Qty Hall.
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attraction or* the W««*m kteatrea Coiteti Boo«ar Ouk, Montan* Amateur Ateteilc Unten, red Ctanutel Dtvtetre ta Greerta Molare.
AttlRteg Stubbe tournament dlroeUre vohwaor «taf ta store.
Besveri) worker* draws from“ * -------------- w u u w no —ioti i m k m n ll* ‘l (M e
prohibiting a Ttaasww from PubbcAdminutratorrecrivci Wwmntál «ta retatoonal « « t a t e i auccaedteg himseif te office has perem sge ta the tpprais H «rh 7 l « tne^jacure aoore • — — ■
111 athnteiitcr v , JiSTJ"
JliSS Jiffs-HSR1* *■ t” "
rs slate l ì un D ay’.
Baibara Huntley John W ifitn
“Not Now, Darling has comedy , beauty
%Rachel Throckmorton
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DUTIES: prow legal proceeding*.
INCUMBENT ('Duke') Gil (Republican) rtclection. COUNTY COMM: ta 91
TERM: tlx yeaSALARY: cai
B.7W. plus mile
wttb races ter kl ling estât« croM-ceuntry ■ - - awards d‘"*evte the Coim
snd adulti.* «au event, and , w T,
« tee J » '
, 0 ‘ A titular r e m was MM•c. » . . . MwchtOuWitdom.w«h«any•re) ha* fit m ean red spectators turning
out despite nenr-tere tea -
STMww* Mottars, kid* and then took turcs with tta
. " S . Caron V i»«, ¡ M ¿ ' r day for r#ct*V. f . . ^H.wU.
Comedy end booiay reire re woduciion of "Life wtth tta n ig i ta tta Ddtefi Oks baB Feteer " tei* monte. * Rate« Tlirete- Admiation *t» tta pre- mcrton. John Warren. Bartare termanrer te by raam-Mte» Humtey and righi oltan m p through rehisreals • ! »3»« M I Player»' venian ta ita Braodway and landre hit. mNh New. Dariteg "
Tta ptey «tu ta prremtad u * reecial dtener-Uveater benefit ter ita Ellt* Spente red Howteg
ADDITIONAL CANDIDATE*-who bree fited f v almtten to County office* tedude Margaret TTrenpaen. Cterg and Roconter. and Joretelne Eudally. Superimredret «f y > ~ u . Bote are Incumbent Repubikaca. a* la District t Conunteelmr Jsmia G. Barrett, who filed for redaction yw w d sy The tribree-Eiamteer (mneously reported in Thireday'i «ecLlan story ttal County Commtetlorer* are salaried Actually the office teefudst only ■ per dtem aOeweaee and mtirege Bcavohead County CommiMireen have voted to wcept ■ »mailer dally allowance than Hun to which they are legally m ilted, receiving 190 perday while te eemioa red tte terroed
, tta day'*activKles
Then came the fi«-track raca on tee Wladom track, which I* not banked and nowhere near oval It has a hard turn to tee left on tta wW end. followed by a right, another hard left, and finally a s neering left-hander on tta « « end
For the fira lime te» yew. snowaho# race* were bold with an uietpaaed enthuaiesm red i turnout — n ran for the honors j te low c law « . The day was ,
Jayceen NewsletterThrockmorton. ■ Park
view elemretary school teacher red Dillon bustoereweman. I* making ber recoud apprenne*« a comedienne with ita Players, Lait soring she •tarred te "Let) of ita Rita Hot
‘-¿rob... Hun.l.y. Ulta WSSLiblS ÏÎSi. “Lboreewife. Big Hot* rancher F s g ^ held prevtdteg u* with * i
“3“ i t r a »ä .
Dilten t Junior Mire, Fere ow gureta. M—‘mrHlkhtte. gave sn tew rato f
only red rea ti* Is MmMta Bateere mreetar Jay Bert tes reports teat taH * e rener-vstlon* are already pm*.
Tu u TvSn'Btma i led et ah
Un, Amutmii; rA ¿
Cowbelles hold Sheridan meet
The Itoida* CowloBre am readsy, MwOt u . « tta
maximum charas j m i H M t o n ( M
After s bvriy discireKs L^lalaUvtBO « t e t t a i was adjtureod, with
Ariana Barnoaky reported Malta vireteg U n to * i to t o ^ Q ^ à e b r e d o t a a f r i ta aaM atereto rtB be
a gift far tta
and Patty Flyre. third Iu £ Tta dutria reotoofl win ta
held *t a tec« tat* te Dllten Th* Bref Wart chalrmre
reponed su itati tersi bref
and vocali« i^ n?* *t****f *a5*-°r j , ^ new m arn a«, t« tì to|«sge in a nreohiglng rete * • r«»«d n«ii«r -------- - - ■- "“•1' “ '^r'SaíifK
I protra « s » » •ta r id ta l
«•tortd in musie . Untvcrehy «f Montan» » d has entertained s i ■ voesltet
e Mary O'Con • Hretteren.rT rn ..J OH «tegteeni reta tari! 1S
* 7 “ÌTnSta.^5Lrw e* I * , red il wwuM ta tta A«htapte Young Dillon ettomey J* nw Jh e terel d*>« hr Grade to re ! We*en returiM t» rtildrea. Msrleae SlM tlskt
Î C rem ev red Venta Qeveriey vtelted tta
«Ifl ta ta r a 0*ed«t> ■hm w ta grita i» tea Halfway Houre Ißr Eaow.Tta uub voted te to s i» a
Brtt Buchte, with ita Jaycore, te tee to te r Ridia« O ta t a testo Guare Cento. W» «tu NEW EXERCISE EQUI? ME NT-dew* tod by tee Barrau Hospital Auxiliary to Parivi*
Idrnl participei* ta Ita OWJMadbte nursing hems has reayki d te eutawmlal pregrere by reme ptotreta, according to physical t itlakt Yeung Woman ef Amortes louteMri»(C««tar) BMhtetbieycteeuorelsardtmcautrsudbrMoteii’itMtrtatoLynn
^ - mdthe vaiberaswete« bate*urei ky paient WUUsmToetay, haveboreln urefer sitta nursing tare» (T F eta'
rv-" ■ f f V “ I "■ T | • * A ~ w r y ............. - • « r n .v . " » club ti e» i» te a ¿ S i t e ASSTTeyta. w rek iV
171 earn b erth s m AAU m at m e e t ^ r r a ey g a m e e t i n g S a t u r d a yf V ig ilan t* C ee p sr st iv e r w « « ta « «renter to*«
An m im iied COO junior m il l Tracy Sawyer. Dttlcn I Mark Johnston. Bull*t u n from Butte, Dillon and 3 Shawn Hoektni, Wslkervtlle * Fai Downey. BateVArit*ehall arc** competed 4. Todd Garrison. DtOon * M»ny Smah, BateSaturday m the SoulhweMcrn 79 Pound*: * Thom re Crane. Whiltoiall
AAU Junior Otympte* I Keith Rebtcb. DUIon 78 Poimte~ — .......... 1 Craig Peteraon. DUkn
I John West. Butte 3 Shewn SrwU, DtUon l NeUian Mattioli. Butte
March t> 1C at We«em 4 Pete Babcock. Whiltoiall Montana College Unlimited:
Dillon w re itltn led the I John Gibson. Butt* divisional qualifier*, pterinf ® * Jere McGintey, DUIonUu'ic had 7* and Whitehall 17. * ~
Suiurdsy'» diyten* meat siiraciing crowd prnumitely 1.000 f, ter (wn im ion i. fee solid hour* of ac
youigner* ranging) vear* of age.(her 1.000 niMC wnghl rliMificUlo the ditirirt eereion m m opera ling c
ii most of
I Dan Sla)car. Butte 4 Tire Daly, Butte
109 Pounds:I Alan Hilton. DUIon I. Dirk Howard, DUIon I Mike Bewate*. DUteo 4. David Milter, DUkn
I t o n Sholey. WhltchaU 9 Jaecyh Rreeraan. Butte
« Pnid*I (Un Doti. Dillon i William Ou*«. Biete 9 M kta« Jeme*. Butte 4 Ru« Dak OUI»
TJ P____ indy Rainville. DUIon
Douglas tU d urèto . Dilkm 1 M h Stoddard. C Ü U )----------
tetar««, i Cn chtoi. oí
throughout mi fhilrman h
I David Bagla. DUten >. Otarite Hayw. DUten l PhU Crawford, DUten 4 Km Goody. Mtorore
i l l Pouncto: l Steve Ritey, D ill»I Jim Keans, MOrore J. (tarteo CnrraU, DUh l>n4 bundled eighty
IIS Pounds: perven* from «round tta i
111 Pound*I David Cbttom. Dillon J Dick Ysm, Butte 9 Scon Panchert. DUten 4 Tim Flym, DUIon
IM P o » » ’I Mike SUjcor. lu to I Ray Kirk, WMltoU 9 t o n Burns, Bate 4 Louis Yeung. W b h ^
IB Pound*
D i l l o n e n g i n e e r s a t t e n d c o n f e r e n c e
I t o n Love. DUten Roed* *nd Sir*«* (or/erence Wghwsy safety N udanti and I Don Groarenh. DUteomndiaiedby ita Mont«n* Stale t a t i» standard*
IM Pounds: Uwvmiiy (Vpe/imww ef Civil TJiw ronlwence it
. ledersi eld Forest Servit», dlMrlcl Montano Arrien eignw r Dreald E WUren,
removal, national * « a u of Land Managern««
Keñry Socry, Oardwe Engineering end raguteerteg biennially “ “**"“'* cooper ilion
imouihly" and lit* nf almost 180 vorkiri
hiuhh* ctllm. v-rckcnd'i (bvitiom siirsrt between 7 wrenteri frotr Dupmsn. lUrdm diMiui' mriixluig wmiirii from eaci *t-ighl tirackri*.
I- molisti IN* w vance to the MS March 10-31 « Bt”'
BANTAM DI (4-74 Yrer
49 Pound»: _ _
1 WtatePtamsn I lf»' «»«rOnri Thkd Bla 4. John Osl..
I ” sm « T » :yter t ^ * ' > * » > * « « < , outtoandtenaervie« t Jim Meired V u nHddlreird sn l oltat workers by J » Ftetctar, J mimwrsier for tta M wsna Slat« “ • Ji Trey Webarg, l)i
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Norman Luboff Choir in Dillon on Wednesday
At 8 p.m. Friday, March 29, internationally-acclaimed choral conductor and composer Norman Luboff will lead his choir onto the Western Montana College auditorium stage.
There, under the auspices of Dillon Community Concert Association and the generosity of the late Mrs. Edna Moe, will begin one of the most unique and exciting performances in the Dillon association's 25-year history.
With over 50 LPs and a decade of concert touring to its credit, the Norman Luboff Choir has achieved a reputation unmatched by any other vocal group in the world.
It is appropriate, therefore, that ¡Friday's concert is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Moe, who prior to her death on January 8, 1966, had been recognized as “ Mrs. Music” to generations of local students.
A longtime patron of the arts and secretary of the Community Concert Association, Mrs. Moe bequeathed one-fifth of her estate to the association for the express purpose of “ promoting and presenting quality concerts in the city of Dillon.”
Norman LuboffEstablished as the Edna Moe
Memorial Concert Fund, the bequest was made in memory of her many years with the C o m m u n i t y C o n c e r t organization and the musical education programs of Dillon schools and Western Montana College.
From 1947—when the local association was founded—until 1966, Mrs. Moe was its only secretary. Her 19-year service in this post was marked by
dedication and a desire to upgrade the musical climate of this area.
Association President Bob Harrison recalls Mrs. Moe as “the dominant figure behind the success of Dillon Community Concerts, which through the years has secured well over 100 outstanding international a rtists for local programs."
Harrison predicted that few of those illustrious past artists will surpass the 20-member Luboff Choir in total audience # 1- joyment.
There is literally no other choral conductor—or scarcely another musician of any kind— who possesses Lubofr’s versatility and craftsmanship.
He is equally at home with Beethoven and Brahms as he is with a Bacharach ballad or a Beatles’ hit.
His Friday program at Dillon will be selected from a repertoire of sacred, secular, folk, popular and spiritual compositions.
"This is certain to be one of the most important musical events of this or any other season," Harrison said.
He stressed that admission is by membership only and no tickets are sold at the door.
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EXTENSIVE REMODELING—of the grocery are* in Roberts Food* has been going on during the
Sat week. New grocery ialtnda of white metal have given a nreat deal of additional shelf apace for >d items as well as widening the aisles of the store to make it easier for shoppers to maneuver
grocery carts. The clerks shown above added stock to the shelves as a part of the new arrangement. Dave Hughes and T. W. Sargent said the new shelving will make It easier for customers to find the items they wish in a friendly store, where personal and courteous service is the motto of the business. (T-E photo)
Hits ‘publicity game’ on subdivision effect
HELENA (AP) - The president of the Montana Association of Realtors charged Monday in a letter to Wesley R. Woodgerd, director of the Montana Fish and Game Department, that the state agency is conducting “a publicity game” in squabbles with the realtors over subdivisions and the welfare of wildlife.
Cliff Christian accused Fish and Game of releasing letters to the press without bothering to send the originals to his association.
An old spat between the agency and the realtors was revealed in January, when the official departm ent magazine criticized subdivisions and their effects on wildlife.
Campaign reform battle has begun
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate is starting what promises to a stormy, drawn-out battle over campaign reform legislation.
The most controversial part of a bill to be bro Tht up for debate todav nrovldes for use of tax funds financing presi- d ntial and congressional elects i campaigns.
It Is under attack by President Nixon and others as a raid on the treasury for the benefit of politicians.
But Alpporters of public fi- nancingpnaintain it is the best way to eliminate the influence
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of big money in politics and are counting on the Watergate scandals to help them win votes.
Other parts of the bill would limit campaign contributions and expenditures, require annual financial disclosure statements by Congress members and all other top government officials, and restrict personal spending by candidates for federal office.
More centralized reporting of campaign financing would be required, tax Incentives for small contributions would be doubled, stiff penalties would be provided for diversion of campaign funds to personal use and the equal time requirement for political broado.".,:tr» would be repealed.
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Except for the public financing provisions, the bill Is essentially the same os one the Senate passed 83 to 8 lost July 30, : but on which the House has taken no actitm,
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Woodgerd fired the next-to- latest salvo in a series of exchanges last Friday, when he released a letter to newsmen saying Fish and Game wanted the realtors to supply a list of proposed subdivision developments in the state.
Christian said Monday he did not receive a copy of the same letter.
“The only communication we have received from the department was a le tte r dated March 16, 1974, signed by you which made no mention of such a list,” he said in the letter to Woodgerd.
The realtors had no intention of starting a feud with Fish and Game, he claimed.
“ It started very simply with the department printing a story which blamed subdivisions for loss of wildlife habitat. We supposed tht you had supporting data for this contention and so we asked for it,” Christian wrote.
The association recently aired in its newsletter a request for information from the agency on impacts of subdivisions on w ater quality, hunting and fishing access by the pubuc and wildlife.
Chriitian sold he considers information fUrnlohed to date by Flah and Game to be of . little specific value, and added, “finding that It Is not available from an agency which profeses to have the welfare of the stat ) as its objective makes the tack infinitely more difficult;
“I had hoped the dep'irtrnevit woe sufficiently aincem in its concern to offrir sptciñc informât ionl'Wlth such information, we could work closely with our local boards and:' individual members tot the 0t>od Of the state.” 4 •>>*., 11 '
