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c Tuesday,Oct.24, iW - ip a a ia m | Obituaries I n e z S a s s m a n E d w a r d s Word has been received by Otto Sassman of the death of his sister, Inet Sassman Edwards of Monte- sano, Wash. She passed away at her home Oct. 16. * She was bom March 24,1909 in Dillon to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sassman. Sheattendedlocal schools and after graduating from Beaver head County High School she worked at the Golden Rule Store in Dillon until it was purchased by JCPenney Co. for whom she Contin ued worldng until her marriage to Clyde Edwards. Bom to them was one son, Rydel Glen. Hie family moved to Waah- ingtoninthe mid-1980s. She worked in Aberdeen, Wash., in the Medical Records Center of the Aberdeen Hospital until her retirement She was preceded jn death by her husband in 19S9andhersonin 1986. Surviving are her daughter- in-law, Mrs. Rydel Edwards and several grandchildren; and two brothers and sisters-in-law, Oren and Winnie Sassman of Salmon, Idaho, and Otto and Elsie Sassman ofDillon. She was buried in the Monte- sano Cemetery Oct. 20. W i l b e r t A . A r c h e r Funeral services for Wilbert A. Archer, 72, were held at the Melrose ■Church of the Big Hole Oct. 21, with the Rev. Dave Anson officiating. Burial was in the Dillon Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Archer was bom Aug. 24, 1917 in Vigo County, Ind., to Albert and Nellie Archer. He and Lora Alice Underwood were married in 1939 and celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in June of 1989. He worked for the triple Cs (Civil Conservation Corps), and the UP Railroad for whom he workedfor 30 years, retiring in 1970. He belonged to the Melrcee Fire Department for 14 yean and served as a trustee with the Melrose School District. His favorite hobbies included hunting, fishing and camping. HeitfWrvived by his wife, £«ra ( daughter* and sjms-i n -lmw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborn ofDillon and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey of Divide; seven sons and.daughters- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Archer and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Archer, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Teny Archer of Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Archer of Bancroft, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Archer of Eagle, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Colin ' Archer ofMelrose, andMf. ^rid Mrs. Rodney Archer ofWinnemucca,Nev. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A daughter and a son preceded him in death. M y r t l e D . H a m i l t o n MyrtleD.Hamilton,87,diedOct 21 at Parkview Acres Convalescent Center of natural causes. She was bom to Gustav and Anna Dalberg in Garnet Dec. 18, 1901. She worked for the Milwaukee Rail road in Missoula for 49 years retir ing in 1973. She was preceded in death by her husband Leo A. Hamilton in 1952andher son Don in April 1989. Mrs.Hamiltonissurvivedbytwo grandchildren, John T. Hamilton of Dillon and Lisa Hamilton McGinley of Portland, Ore..and two great grandchildren, Kelly and Sean McGinley, also of Portland, Ore. Births Births at Barrett Memorial Hospital include: A son toTerese and David Denny ofDillon. A daughter to Carmen Shock- ency ofDillon. Police Oct 16 - Jim Millerreportedthat a plastic grain shovel and a weed whip had been taken from his ve hicle. Oct 17 - Rooster Reynolds, 27, of Twin Bridges was served a com plaint and warrant on a charge of disorderly conduct in' connection with an incident at the Club Bar Oct 11. Subject pled guilty and was fined $100. Also served in connec tion with the same incident was Tim F. Garrison, 21, of Glen. He pled guilty and was fined $100. Oct 18 • Hanl^Greitl .repotted that a chainsaw, Y9l»*d at|500, had been taken ftom his garage on South Dakota 8treet. N E E D F L O O R I N G ? •Carpet ^Linoleum ’ Insulation Repairs - Restretches Reasonable Rates - A ll Major Brands Free Estimates - Samples Available P r o f e s s i o n a l F l o o r C o v e r i n g S e r v i c e 6 8 3 - 5 3 9 2 s - ' as ' D r e s s f o r t h e O c c a s i o n C e n t e n n i a l B a l l S p e c i a l s D i l l o n ’ s C e n t e n n i a l B a l l N o v e m b e r 4 , 1 9 8 9 All Tuxedos - * 4 9 9 5 Shoes -*7H B l a c k o r C h a r c o a l C utaway C e n t e n n ia l S p e c ia l $39 9 5 Orders must be placed by October 28. < S 1NCE188Q > \ E L I E L 1 E B B ■ Oct 18 - James Spaulding re ported that a revolver had been taken from his vehicle while parked at Western Montana College. Oct. 19 • Bill Mular reported that sometime during the night his resi dence had been egged. Oct. 20 - Joseph P. Wayne, 19, arrested ona charge of fraudulently altering an identification card and misdemeanor assault in connection with an incident at Town Pump on East Helena Street Oct. 19. Oct 20 - Con Grisak of Great Falls reported to the Dillon Police that while he was turning his ve hicle onto Sebree Street from North IdahoStreethe misjudged the turn, ran over the curb and knocked the street sign down. He paid $35 to the City ofDillon for the cost of repairs. Oct.21 -MarilynMerrillreported that her son's bike had been run over while parked at the married student apartments at Western Montana College. Oct 22 • Robert E.Wagenknecht, 61, of Leadore, Idaho, was served with contempt of court in connec tion with citations given by the Dillon Police in 1988. He posted $120 bond and given notice to ap pear before Judge Lynch. Oct 22 - William A. Beyrer, 66, was arrested on chaige of misde meanor theft after illegally stealing a six-pack of beer from Safeway. Subject was transferred to Galen State Hospital with the case con tinuing in Dillon City Court. Oct 22 - Brad Roy reported that while his vehicle was parked on North Montana Street it had been hit and run.; Oct 23 - Police received a report of a 14-year old runaway out of Dillon. The juvenile was located later that day and cited in Lynn Giles juvenile court as a runaway and a curfew violation. Oct 23 - At 1:50 a.m. police re ceived a report of ti disorderly per-, son in the parking lot at Safeway. Hie matter was resolved and no arrests were made. City Court Michael Delaney, 22, of Butte, speeding, $35 fine. Oaig Finberg, 32, expired regis tration, $25 fine. Wade Pittman, 22, of Glen, fail ure to yield,^50 jfine. 17-year o ld \ ju v e n ile ,’ speeding, $35 fin e . ■ , 16-year old juvenile, careless driving, $40 fine. Rodney-Dickens, 39, speeding, $35 fine. Deana Bertrand, 24, expired registration, $25 finei David Roby, 62, ofWQlow Creek, right of way violation, $50 bond for feited. Hot lunch Dillon Hot Lunch Menu Thursday, Oct. 26-Fish, potato wedges, buttered carrots, biscuits with honey, fruit and milk, or salad bar, sixth grade through hi gh school. Fri day,Oct. 27-Chfli with crack ers, celery and peanut butter, cin namon roll, fruit, and milk. Monday, Oct 80 - Pixia with cheese and meat peas and carrots, fruit cookie, and milk. / Tuesday, Oct. 31 -Fried chicken, whipped potatoes and gravy, mixed veggies, dinnerroIls,fhirit, andmilk, or salad bar, sixth grade through high school. Twin Bridges Hot Lunch Menu Thursday, Oct 26 - Beef stew with potatoes, carrots and onions, baking powder biscuits, pudding, and milk. Friday, Oct 27 - Fish nuggets with tartar sauce, butterodnoodles, com, hot rolls with butter, fruit, and milk. Monday, Oct. 30 - Vegetable beef soup, crackers, cheese sticks, pears, and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 31 - Frightful Franks on a Bun, Spooky Spuds, Scary Salad, Tricky Halloween Treats, and Monster Milk. Wednesday, Nov. 1 - Chili with crackers, cheese sticks, assorted . veggies with dip, rainbow jello, cin namon rolls, and milk. Sheridan Hot Lunch Menu Thursday, Oct 26-Chicken with homemade noodles, fruit, bread, and milk.. , Friday, Oct. 27 - Hamburgers on bun, chips, fruit, and milk. ARC needs funds The Pioneer Chapter of the American Red Cross,which in cludes Beaverhead County, is seeking to raise $8,000 to help with its efforts to aid victims of the California earthquake and Hurricane Hugo, Pioneer chapter serves five countiieB.ihcluilingBeaverHead. Ccntributionscan be sfentfto 225 . S. Idaho, Butte, MT <597fit O O O News of Meetings and Events in our area Wednesday, October 25 There w ill be an AA (12x12) i iag st the Alsuo Club beginning a t 8 p.m. on Wednesday*. The W estern M o n ta n a CeUegs OaBesy_» M useum is opea Monday through Fridsy 12 to 4 p jn .; Tuesday snd Thursdsy evenings, 7 to S p jn . and Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4 p jn . Exhibits include \Selected Work of Rockwell Kent’ ; the Seldenaticker W ild life Collection, permanent a rt collection and student work. The S o u th w e st G a llery on the cor ner o f C enterand Idaho strops is open from 2 p jn . to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednes day, Thursday and Friday and Tuesday from I to 4 p.m. E xhibits are works from local artists in wateroolor and o il p a in t ing as well as pottery and Jewelry. “H a n d M e ld e d Chocolates'* w ill be offered by Weetern Montana College Oct. 26 a t BCHS. C a ll 683-7587 ibr more information. Thursday, October 26 There w ill be d r iv e r ’s liosncw ex ams every Thursday from 8:30 a jn . to 5 p jn . s t the courthouse In Dillon. The Beaverhead Toastmasters w ill meet from 6:30 to 7:00 a t the Vig ilante Electric Coop Building Thurs day evenings. Proepective members are encouraged to attend. Please cell Donna Brooks a t 683-2663 evenings for more information. ■ O rereaters Anonym o us meets Thursday s t 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room s t the Alano Club. For informa tion call 683-2985. Friday, October 27 A lc o h o lics Anonym o us (doted meeting) meets every Friday s t 8 p.m. at the C ity H s ll a t 126 N . Idaho. There w ill be an AA w omen’s g roup meeting(closed)Friday*et8pjn.atthe DillonAlano Chib. Saturday, October 28 ' There w ill be a meeting a t the D il lo n A la n o C lub a t 8 p.m. for a ll addic tions. -Story-kaiir w ill be held a t the DB- lonCity U b n u y from 10:30 iu n . to 11:90 a jn . fbr chUdrenfromfourto eight years Be t a C h a p ie r o f D elta Kappa Garpa w ill meet in Dillon at 1230 p jn . on Saturday, O c t 28, a t the Presbyterian Church. Sunday, October 29 A lttflM fflff AnvPT***** D M ti evejy Sundsy a t 8 p.m. s t the Dillon Alaao d o b . Monday, October 80 B in g o is plsyed every Mondsy a t ths Senior Citizens Center s t 7 p jn . Come jo in the fan. O v srsatsrsA n o n y m o o sw illm e e t every Monday a t 2 p jn . at 29 East Center. B a rgain Bsssm snt Is open Mon- dsys from 9 to 3:30 a t 226 S. Atlantic. JCsrie H o lt, county nm-se, is cheng- ing the b le o d prssouc* c U n ie froin* Wednesday ana Thursday to Monday and Tuesday from 1 to 2 p jn . a t City H a ll.' Tuesday, October 31 O p e n AA isnd ALANON meets every Tn eedayat 8 p jn . a t the 8 t. Jamee Episcopal Church, 203 E .G le n d s ls. There w ill be a B ib le S tudy Tues- dsy mornings with Psstor W illis Cook, Twin Bridges, from 9:30 to Uh30 q jn . on ths WMC csmpus in tbs Mathews H a ll Green Boom next to the executive dining h a ll. - Marie H o lt, county imrse, is chsng- ing tbe b le n d pressure c lin ic from Wednesday and Thursday to Monday and TViesdsy from 1 to 2 p jn . s t City HalL There w ill be an A ll H a lU w V K ro service * t6 p jn . a tthe S t. JameeEpU- oopal Church. At6:30 p jn . the Y outhful Group’s Second Annual Hallow's Eve ; Psrty w ill be held. This is a, family ■ flair.' v ^ '' | **. .■ - -.afi * Wednesday, N o v .l T h e P fllw s L a L s e h s ts H tw e M d ^ its regular inoathly meeting s t 10 a jn . on Wednesdsy, Nos. l , s t 726B . Pacific. The topic w ill be T h e A rt oTBreastfced- , iagand'O v e feauiiigD U IIenlties^H M 1 nM U o fkonntaaU ia la iv iilfldaM a iiL I Babies sndtoddlers-an s M s o S if b r i S A L E * 1 3 . 9 9 Young Men's Weekend Knit Shirt R e g . $2 0 .0 0 F i l l o u t a c r e d i t a p p l i c a t i o n a n d r e c e i v e 2 5 % o f f o n e d a y ’ s p u r c h a s e o f r e g u l a r p r i c e d m e r c h a n d i s e S A L E * 1 2 . 9 9 Boys Rush Jersey fop R e g . * 1 9 .00 S A L E * 1 5 . 9 9 Boys Bugle Boys Shirt R e g . * 2 4 .00 S A L E * 1 3 . 9 9 Junior Pinwheels Sweater R e g , * 1 9 ,99 S A L E * 6 . 9 9 ^Boys Compass US Knit Shirts R e g . *9.99 to S A L E * 9 . 9 9 Girls Denim Jackets O r ig . *27-*29 S A L E * 3 . 9 9 Boys Casual Pants O r ig . * 7 .99 * 1 0 .9 9 5 0 % O F F Carole Fashion Jewelry R e g .* 4 - * 1 0 l e f t t o r e d e e m o f f c o u p o n Sale prices effective through Saturday, October 28. 1989. Does not include JCPenney Smart Value items. c 1983. JCPtnnty Compsrty. 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