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c Tuesday, htov.7 ,1969~©iliia®so B a r n e y O ’ K e e f e Graveside services for Barney C. O’Keefe, 88, ofDillon were Nov. 3 in Sheridan. Mr. Ofteefe died Oct. 31 a t the Parkview Acres Convalescent Home. He waa bom March 26,1911 in Salt Lake City, Utah, toFrank and Grace O’Keefe. He served in the Army during World War II. After his discharge, he moved to Dillon where he worked •t ths John Deere Implement agency. Survivors include a si star, Grace O’Keefe of Santa Rosa, Calif. C l a r a P e n d l e t o n Memorial services for Clara O. Pendleton, 09, o f Parkview Acres Convalescent Center were Nov. 3 a t the O n e * Methodist Church o fD il lon with . the Rev. Warren Smith officiating. Cremation has taken place. Mrs. Pendleton died Oct. 31 at the convalescent center. - . She was bom S e p tl, 1890, to EUaf and Mary Jacobean in Ana conda and attended Anaconda' schools. Mrs. Fendletonandher husband, Frank, ranched in the Big Hole Valley. He died in 1968. Mrs. Pendleton was a charter member o f the Order of Eastern Star in Wisdom. She was preceded in death by daughter, M ila Hamm, in 1971. Survivors include daughter, June Montgomery o f Belgrade; son, Vin- cent Pendleton ofDillon; four grand- childnn, and six great-grandchil- ' dren. Memorials are preferred to a charity o f the donor's choice. Brundage Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. M a y N i c h o l l s TWIN BRIDGES - Funeral ar rangements are pending a t K&L Mortuaries in Twin Bridge* for May Nicholls, 84, who died Sunday at the Park Royal Nursing Home in Butted She was born Dec. 19, 1904 in Stuart to Bert and Jane (Norton) T a lb o tt She attended school ib u r .,^ years in S tu art befcra moving to th Ruby Valley Jn 1914,wheriTsb attended Wisconsin Creek School. The family lived on a ranch near Twin Bridges before moving into Twin Bridges in 1929. She had been employed aa a cook on several ranches in the Ruby Valley, and after moving to Twin Bridges, lived in the Thomas House until 1979 when i t was sold. She m arried Thomas \Ed” Nicholls A pril 8,1925, in Butte. He was a Madison County commis sioner during the 1960s. She was a member o f the Senior Citizens of Twin Bridgss. She was preceded in death by her husband Nov. 4,1967; a step son, Lloyd; and a grandson, Russell. She is survi vedby daughters and sons-in-law,Lucy andLesEdington ofHaden, Idaho, and Edna May and Harold Caudill of Navado, Calif.; M a y P e t e t s e n -long Beaverhead County it May Petersen, 79, died a t Life-1 resident her home Nov. 3. She was bom Feb. 24, 1910 in Dillon to Bert F. and Ada Selway. She attended D illon public schools, graduating. from . Beaverhead ' County High School. S h i attended the Normal College (now WMC). On Jan. 16,1937 she and Elmer Petersen were married in Dillon- She was a member o f the Commu nity Concerts A ssodatim, the First Lutheran Church, the Eastem8tar, and the U r ia h Temple Daughters oftheN ile. Her hobbies included cooking, her flower garden, and being a mother and grandmother. Mrs. Petersen is survived by two children, Junes E. and daughter- in-law, Janie o fDillon and W illiam ' B. of Billings; three grandsons, Tod, Jed, and Troy; one sister-in-law, Val Telin of Twin Bridges. She was preceded in death by her husband, Elmer in 1984 and a brother, Walter M. Selway in 1970. Funeral services were Nov. 7 a t 2 p.m. a t the Brundage Funeral Home with the Rev, John Olson-officiat ing. Burial was in the Mountain View Cemeteiy. Memorials may be given to the Lutheran Churchor the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department. C . W a y n e A s c h e m a n Services were Nov. 4 at the Church Of the Big Hole in Melroee for C. Wayne Ascheman, 47, who died Nov. 1 a t the Beal Mountain Mine near Butte. The Rev. Dave Anson’-offidated and burial was in the Melroee Cemetery. Mr. Ascheman was bom May 21, 1942, in Bozeman and he attended schools in Avon, Deer Lodge, Boze man, Melrose, and Dillon. After leaving echool, he worked on sev eral area ranches before seiVing in ■ the Marine Corps. He and Judy Smith were mar ried in Burbank, C alif., in .1962 and after his military discharge, they returned to Melroee. Hr was employed at various Bi^tte mines, Stauffer Chemical Co., sons and daughters-in-law, Harold “Squeak” and Donna Nicholls of Butte, Tom and Beverly Nicholls of Helena and Bernard and Trudy Nicholls of Butte; son, Richard Nicholls o f Petaluma, Calif.; step children, L ila Icenoggle ofBozeman, Rowena Nyhart and W illiam Nicholls, both, of Twin Bridges; a daughter-in-law, Genevieve Nicholls o f Great Falls; sister, Berta B?.*olo o f Twin Bridges; 16 grand children; 28 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. i&andlCorainco. He worked for the C ' Union Pad(]c Railroad for 15 years. At the time of h i s death, he was employed by NJ l Degerstrom, a contractor for the Pegasus Gold Beal Mountain Mine. He was a sportsman and rodeo participant. In 1964, he was the saddlebroncridingchiampion ofthe Camp Pendelton Rodeo. He won several buckles in saddle bronc rid ing and other rodeo events, includ ing wild hone racing and team roping. He was a member o f the Dillon American Legion chapter and was a former member ofthe Melrose Vol unteer F in Department Survivors include his wife, Judy of Melroee; daughter, Brandy of Bozeman; eons and daughters-in- law, Shane Ascheman of Tacoma, Wash., and John and Marie Asche man o f O llalla, Wash.; mother and stepfather, Jane and Jim Swan of Butte; stepmother, Kay Ascheman of Melroee; brothers and sisters-in- law, Steve and Diane Ascheman of Laurel and Mike and Deborah Ascheman o f Port Orchard, Wash.; mother-in-law, Leah Fleenor of Dubois, Idaho; and father-in-law and stepmother-in-law, Frank and Rosetta Smith o f Menan, Idaho. He was preceded in death by his father, C liff. Memorials are required to a charity of the donor’s choice. ilc T w o m e n p l e a d g u i l t y b e f o r e U . S . M a g i s t r a t e Two Montana men pled guilty before a U.S. Magistrate to charges stemming firom separate incidents in the Beaverhead National Forest. Larrie Elser of Sheridan was charged with leading a group of motorcycles ofTroad in the Gravelly Range on S e p t 3, according to Mark Petrani, Forest Service district rangerinEnnis.Acitizen complaint about the incident to the Forest Service resulted in Elser being sent a violation notice and an order to appear before Jack Whalen, U.S. Magistrate in Butte. Elser pled guilty and was fined $75. In an unrelated incident, Jim Stipich of Helena pled guilty before Whalen for driving his all-terrain vehicle into a posted cioeed area in the Gravelly Range while retriev ing an elk he’d shot while bow hunting on S ept 22. He was fined. $75. “Ihope these casesremind people that our vehicle management pro gram is serious. A person simply can’t drive anywhere he wants with out damaging the natural resources that belong to a ll of us,* Petroni said. D i c k i n s o n r e c e i v e s a w a r d A DiUon p u b lic school teacher, Carol Dickinson, h a s received a special award from A e M o ntana Association for H e a lth, P hysical E d u c a tio n , Recreation and Dance d u ring the a n n u a l group’s annual state convention in Great F a lls on O c t 19-20. H ie organization includes a membership o f over 300 teach ers, a d m in is trators, coaches and students involved in health education, physical education, recreation, dance, athletics, intram u r a l programs and re lated areas. Dickinson was named by the group for w h a t i t termed “out standing professional dedica tion, support and encourage m ent to students in physical education programs.\ G l e n E . J a y TWIN BRIDGES - Graveside services for former Twin Bridges business' owner Glen E . Jay, 81, of Longview, Wash:, were Nov. 7 at the Twin Bridges Cemeteiy with the Rev, Clifford Amdahl officiat ing. Mr.JaydiedNov.3ataLongview hospital. He was bom Dec. 21/1907 in Elgin, .111, to Lewis E. and Edith (Gifford) Jay. He came to Montana as a child, when he lived in the Jordaaana. Ha and May Lupders wer* mar ried Jan. 12,1929; Jn Spokane. In 1958, they moved to Twin Bridges where they owmedand operated the Jay turd Sons Lumber Co. Heretiredin 1972andcontinued to live in Twin Bridges u n til 1988, when he moved to Longview. His wife died Aug. 22,1987. Mr, Jay was a member .o f the- Elks Lodge of Longview^ was past president o f the Twin Bridges Ro tary Club and was tdtaiiament bridge player. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, and had done consider able traveling the past fey years. Survivors include daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Wayne Dal ton ofLongview; sons anddkugh- ters-in-law, Albert Jay of Seattle, Donald and Tootie Jay o f Portland, Ore., and Stephen and Carolyn Jay of Marysville, Utah; sister, Esther Hand o f Casper, Wyo.; Al.grand children, and 20 great-grandchil dren. Memorials are preferred to the Heart and Lung Association. K&LMortuariesinTwinBridges was in charge o f arrangements. Births at Barrett Memorial Hospital include: Adaughtier to L illian G alinkin of Butte Oct. 31. A son to Dawn and James Eiaen- zimer o fDillon Nov. 2. A g irl to R uth and Glen Owen of Dillon Nov. 3. - O c t 31. - Town Pump on North Montana' Street reported a vehicle had driven away w ithout paying for; $16.25 worth of ga«. Oct. 31 - Cheri Jimeno reported to the Dillon Police that two mo dems and ia mouse had been taken from the computer room a t Western Montana Collejge. Total value ofthe three are $900. ’ O c t 31 -Approximately a t 3 a.m. police investigated an assault on a Dillon man that had occurred ear lier on North Montana Street. No arrests were made. O c t 31 - Robert Roach, 41, ar rested in Wells, Nev., in connection with a vehicle theft which occurred in D illon O c t 25. Heisbeingheldin Elko, Nev. Nov. 1 - Police received a report from Bonnie Anthony that $10 had been taken from her purse while I she was a t the Western Montana College library. It remains under investigation. Nov. 1 - Police responded to a disturbance a t Beaverhead Villa. No arrests were made. . Nov. 1 - Police received a report from a 17-year-old male juvenile that he was assaulted O c t 31 by a i7-year*old juvenile and a 16-year- old juvenile. Charges are pending. Nov. 2 -Mel Salmonsen reported that someone had pulled the plug on his gas tank while parked a t this residence on Kentucky Avenue. Nov. 3 - Robert Anthony re ported to the Dillon Police that he nadbeen receiving harassingphone calls. I t is being taken under inves tigation. Nov. 3 • Police picked up a 10- speed bike that had been abandoned on Kentucky Avenue. Nov. 4 • Police received a report about 10 p.m. that aho^ had been possibly fired in the parking lot of the Royal Inn Restaurant. Upon investigationis was determined that fire crackers had been set off. Nov. 4 - At approximately 4 p.m. received a report from an individual on Skihi Street that two men out front of the residence were possibly syphoning gas. Itremainsunderin- vestigation. Nov. 6 - W iliam A. Beyrer, 55, arrested and charged with disor derly conduct EMFRGE rJC V CAI I S f if’f l ); t( f .v. 9 - 1 - 1 Oct 16 - D aniel G . Lindner was arrested and held for the Missoula Highway Patrol. Bond was set a t $140. Oct 20 - Received a complaint and warrant on Daniel G. Lindner for issuing bad checks, a felony! Bond was sat a t $500. . Oct 25'-- Received a teletype warrant from the Jefferson County Sheriffs Office on L inda Rogers for issuing bad checks, a felony. Bond was set a t $2,500. Oct 26 - Robin Brown called to report a fight involving a woman and unknown'men in Uie area of Gas *N Snacks in Lima. She was told a shot had been fired. Nov. 2 - Trudy Dickerson re ported a truck passed her school bus while she was stopped on I^Vnm- Lane to load some children. Nov. 2 - Shaun Ray Simonich was arrested for D U I, driving while revoked, no seat b e lt and no insur ance. Woodrow Beauregard, 38, of Dillon, speeding, $50 fine. Eugene Carroll, 26, speeding, $40 fine, no insurance, $250 fine with $150 suspended. 16-year-old juvenile, speeding, $35 fine. Bessie Richardson, 56, passing on right without due regard for safety, $50 fine. Carolyn Hughes, 38, speeding, $35 fine. D illo n H o t L u n c h Menu Thursday, Nov. 9 - Pizza on a bun, peas, french fries, fruit, cookie, and m ilk, or salad bar, sixth grade through high school. Friday, Nov. 10 - No school, parent-teachers conferences. Monday, Nov. 13 - Spaghetti, french bread, tossed salad, mixed vegetables, fruit, and m ilk. Tuesday, Nov. 14 - Burritos, potato rounds, buttered carrots, fruit, cookie, and m ilk, or salad bar, sixth grade through high school. Wednesday, Nov. 15-Taco salad, com, fresh fruit, maple bar, and milk. Twin Bridges H o t L u n c h M enu Thursday, Nov. 9 -Tacosin p ita pockets, shredded lettuce and cheese, jojo’s, pineapple carrot cake, and milk. Friday, Nov. 10 - Grilled ham and cheese sandwiches, jo jo’s, car rot and celery sticks, and m ilk. ’ Monday, Nov. 13-2fe school for students. P lR Day. Tuesday, Nov. 14 - Senior C iti zens Thanksgiving dinner: roast turkey with dressing, mashed pota toes with gravy, candied sweet po tatoes, buttered peas, cranberries, ; hot rolls with butter,-rainbow jello, pumpkin squares, and m ilk. Wednesday, Nov. 15 - Hot dogs on a bun, jo jo's, carrot and celery sticks, firuit, -chocolate cake, and milk. Sheridan H o t L u n c h M enu Thursday, Nov. 9 - Pork and gravy on rice, vegetable, fruit, bread, and milk. Friday, Nov. 10 - Homemade soup, tuna salad, fruit, bread, and milk. Monday, Nov. 13 - Ham and scalloped potatoes, vegetable, fruit, bread, and milk. . 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