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V Obituaries Ray Helzer Hay Helztr of Dillon, Montana died Wednesday, March 9, 2005 in the Barrett Memorial Hospital after an extended illness Ray Helzer Graveside services were held Monday, March 14,2005 in Dillon. , Ray was born in Rocksprings, Wyoming on February 19, 1935. He worked in boyhood as a pin setter at the Hardin, Montana bowling alley, on farms at hay season and at Gambles Hardware Store. Fie also attended school at Hardin. , During summers he worked on oil rigs in Wyoming and in high school, he worked as a chemist and supervisor for Holly Sugar at Hardin. He was transferred to Hereford, Texas where he was in the Toastmaster Club. Ray resided many years in Dillon. He liked to fish, cook and \vatch TV. • Ray and a friend invented a gold-mining sluice box years ago. It was sold at a sports store in Sheridan, Wyoming. Ray a|so in vented a mud-type of permanent car wax. He was preceded in death by his parents, grandparents and several cousins, aunts and uncles. His survivors are: his sister, Joyce Pattyn, of Lodge Grass, Montana and a younger brother, Jbhnhy Helzer, of Helena, Mon tana. Also surviving are his pieces, Carletta (Daryl) Bends of Lodge Grass and Connie (Harold, Jr.) Stone of Wyola, nephew, Uenry G. Pattyn of Salem, Or egon, grand nieces, Stefanie, Krin, Rachael and Lauri; grand neph ews, Scooter and Lucas, numer ous cousins and his dog, \Easy.\ ' We love you and miss you. Dominic C. Ori Dominic \Dorn” Ori, 76, died Friday at his home in Dillon, Mon tana following complications Dominic \Dorn\ Ori from surgery. Dom was born January 28, 1929, in St. Anna Pelago, Italy, the son of Cesare and Maria Ori. His family immigrated to Highland Park, Illinois where he received his education and was first introduced to the game of golf. Dom, as a young man, had many golf accomplishments in the state of Illinois. He won the State Public Links Championship on two separate occasions and rep resented the state of Illinois at the National Public Links. Dom was club champion at Beaverhead Country Club for nearly 20 consecutive years and was seniors champion several times after his retirement. He held the course record of 64 for 32 years. Dom met Patricia McFadden, the love of his life, in 1953, while she was attending Northwestern University. They married in 1953 and moved to Dillon where Dom was hired by State Farm Insur ance where he remained until his retirement in 1996. Dom was very community minded and was instrumental in the design and construction of the Beaverhead Country Club in 1963. He organized several beau tification projects in Dillon. He was a former Kxalted Ruler in Elks, and was a member of the St. Rose Catholic Church. Dom was an active member of Beaverhead Country Club and Woodhaven Country Club in Palm Desert, California. Dom was preceded in death by his mother and father, his sis ter Josie, a brother John, who was killed in World War II and a granddaughter, Marissa Ori. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Patricia; son Ted and his wife, Jeannette, and their chil dren, John, Dana and Annmarie; son Keith and his wife Susan, chil dren Kellen, Alena and Briana; son Shawn and his wife, Lynn, children McKenna, Connor and McKaul; daughter Robyn Morstein and her husband Gregg, children Daniel and Allie. Funeral Mass of Christian burial was Tuesday, March 22 at at the St. Rose Catholic Church in Dillon. Internment followed at the Mountain View Cemetery. • • The suggested memorial is Beaverhead Ambulance. Norma Sloan Miller Norma Sloan Miller, 76, died at her home in Dillon on March 20, 2005 surrounded by her fam ily. She and her twin brother Norman were born on October 18, 1928 in Firth, Idaho to Lyle and Edna Egbert Lockyer. They joined older brothers Merlin, Terry, Tom and Robert (Bud). They were later joined by twin brothers Jess and John and a baby sister named Noma. The family later moved to Lima, Montana where she gradu ated from Lima High School. Af ter graduation she married Tho mas F. Sloan and they raised six children. After Tom passed away in 1972 she moved to Dillon where she went to work for the US Postal Service until she retired at 62. During this time she married Willis G. Miller and they contin ued to reside in Dillon until their deaths. She had many interests in life. auction 7225 Hwv. 91 S. • Yard Phone: (406) 683-2002 SALE DATE: 3/10/05 Utility and Commercial Cows .... 57-60 Cutters ............................................. 54-56 L Canners...........................................48-53 Bulls.................................................67-70 Heiferettes ...................................... 58-81 March 17th ..... March 24th ..... March 31 at...... April 7th........... Owen Brown - Brand Inspector Home# 683-8942 Cell# 660-0471 She belonged to the Dillon Quilters Guild and the American Quilters Guild. She made many beautiful quilts and wall hangings. She enjoyed camping and fish ing with friends and family. She was an avid gardener. She loved having her children, grandchil dren and great-grandchildren come to visit. She was preceded in death by her parents, seven brothers, two husbands, and son Randy and a grandson Patrick. She is survived by her sister Noma (Kenneth) Paige of Deer Lodge, daughter Linda (Roger) Cochran of Lima, sons; Tom Sloan of Lima, Jim (Patty) Sloan of Lima, Ted Sloan of Houston, Texas, and Kevin (Laura) Sloan of Farson, Wyoming, step children Darrell (Claire) Miller of Lima, Teresa Sneva, Phoenix, Arizona, Nora (Twerp) Dingley, Dillon, fourteen grandchildren, twelve step grand children and 6 great grand chil dren. Services will be held at the Lima Cemetery in Lima, Montana on Friday, March 25, 2005 at 1:00 p.m. Adelbert John Smith Relatives in Sheridan, Mon tana received word Friday, March 11 that Adelbert John \Jack\ Smith had died in his sleep at his home in Magalia, California. He was born in Pocatello, Idaho on April 12, 1923 to Adelbert (Dell) and Lucille Smith. He graduated from Sheridan High School and attended the Uni versity of Montana before enter ing the US Army Signal Corps, and serving in Europe during World War II. After the war, he entered Mon tana State College and graduated from the Utah State College in 1950 with a degree in Electronic Engineering. Jack was employed by vari ous government agencies and for 10 years worked for the Boeing Company in Seattle. Later, he moved to Oxnard, California, where he worked for the US Naval Weapons Systems Engineering Station. Upon retir ing, he made his home in Magalia. Jack was a licensed Ham Ra dio Operator, and spent many hours in that pursuit. He loved hiking in the moun tains and found great enjoyment in classical music, books, and pho tography. He was very fond of animals, and many stray cats and dogs found their way to his door. Most of all, Jack was a loving and gen erous son, brother, and uncle who will be sorely missed. Jack is survived by his sister, Delcine; four nephews and their wives, Sig (Kathy), Dan (Denise), Matthew (Susan) and Joseph (Linda) Nottingham. Also curviving are his five great nieces, seven great neph ews, two great-great nieces, an aunt, numerous cousins, and a longtime friend, Cliff Neal, who resides in Magalia. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sheridan on March 21, followed by interment with military hon ors at the Sheridan Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Sheridan Cemeterv, St. Judes at PO Box 50, Memphis, TN 38101- 9929, or to the Humane Society of Beaverhead County. Marriages Kenneth B. Brickzin and Tammy Jordan were married February 11, 2005. Gerry L. Dobbs and Lisa L. Barney were married on Febru ary 14, 2005. Dustin J. Wagner and Colene J. Dolan were married March 5, 2005. Sheriff News March 10 2:09 p.m. A deputy was dis patched to a domestic situation. 3:58 p.m. A deputy cited an in dividual for allowing small chil dren to ride on the front bumper of a moving vehicle, Laknar Lane. 8:38 p.m. A local motorist was cited for speeding, Highway 41. March 11 8:12 a.m. A deputy cited a lo cal motorist for speeding, South Atlantic St. 9:05 a.m. A California motor ist was cited for speeding, 1-15. 8:19 p.m. A local resident was cited for speeding, Highway 278. 11:59 p.m. Two deputies and a Fish, Wildlife & Parks office in vestigated a report of an indi vidual harassing a woman walk ing her dog in the Farlin Gulch area. The individual was located and issued a verbal warning. He was advised that if he did not comply with the warning, he would be arrested for disorderly conduct. March 12 No calls received. March 13 12:33 a.m. Received a report of a two-vehicle accident on Laknar Lane. One individual was arrested for DUI. 9:25 a.m. Rural 911 received a report of a stranded motorist. Montana Highway Patrol was no tified. . 6:22 p.m. Beayerhead. Ambu lance was requested to transport a male who was unresponsive to the hospital. March 14 8:26 a.m. Beaverhead Ambu lance was requested to transport a male to the hospital. 9:43 a.m. A deputy was con tacted by an individual who had been refused entrance to her resi dence by a family member. The deputy made arrangement for her to retrieve her belongings from the residence. 12:51 p.m. An individual was served and arrested for violation of conditions of bail, Beaverhead County Sheriffs Office. 3:08 p.m. A deputy was in formed of an animal complaint concerning dog droppings being thrown onto a county road. The individuals were notified and asked to stop. They agreed. 10:54 p.m. Beaverhead Ambu lance was requested to transport a female to the hospital. The fe male refused transport. The am bulance was cancelled. March IS 9:56 p.m. Received a report that someone had shot the lock off a gate. The matter is under investigation. March 16 2:45 a.m. Investigated an at tempted theft. Two individuals MONDAY LADIES OPEN M EETING: 8 pm. • Alano Club, 291 /2 E. Center) ¡fcove BPOE Club). Dillon OPEN MEETING: 8 p.m. • Lima Community Church. Lima TUESDAY OPEN MEETING: 12 noon • Alano meeting, Bethel Methodist Church, Sheridan. Side door. Will be a sign. 842-7922 OPEN MEETING: 8 p.m. • St. James Episcopal Church hall, upstairs, 203 E. Glendale, Dillon. AL-A-TEEN MEETING: 4 p.m. • Alano Club, 291/2 E. Center, Dillon. WEDNESDAY OPEN MEETING: 7 p.m. • Alano Club, 2 9 1/2 E. Center (above BPOE Club), Dillon (Big Book Study) OPEN MEETING: 12 noon • Montana Western College library, basement THURSDAY C L O S E D m . MEETING: 7 p.m. • Alano Club, 291/2 E. Center (above BPOE Club), Dillon FRIDAY OPEN MEETING: 8 p.m. • Alano Club, 291/2 E. Center (above BPOE Club), Dillon SATURDAY OPEN M EETING: 1 st & 3rd Saturday: 8 p.m. • Jackson Community Church. Jackson. 2nd & 4th Saturdays: 8 p.m. • Lima Community Church, Lima OPEN M A MEETING: 12 noon • Alano Club, 291/2 E. Center (above BPOE Club), Dillon ELEVENTH STEP MEDITATION MEETING: 7 PM • Alano Club, Dillon ____________________ AL-ANON MEETING: ____________________ TUESDAY, OPENING MEETING: 8 p.m., Sainf James Episcopal Church Ha«, downstairs, 203 E. Glendale, Dillon. THURSDA Y, OPENING MEETING: 12 noon, Bethany Methodist Church, Sheridan. MT, alley door - look lor sign on door.____________________ _____________________ Sobriety Birthday Dinner: Once monthly on closest birthday Dillon Alano Club, 29 1-2 E. Center. Dillon TJIT 53726 Telephone: 683-9984 if no answer, leave MESSAGE!. Someone will be in touch with all p ossible speed! attempted to steal a four-wheeler. They were scared off when the owner turned on his outside light. 5:25 a.m. The hospital called to report they were treating an individual for a dog bite. The matter is under investigation. 10:27 a.m. The ambulance was requested to transfer a patient from Barrett Hospital to Butte St. James. 12:21 p.m. The Beaverhead Ambulance was requested to meet Life Flight at the airport. March 17 3:35 a.m. A deputy and a High way Patrol officer responded to a one vehicle accident on 1-15. One individual was transported to the hospital via private vehicle. 9:09 a.m. A one vehicle rollover was reported on 1-15 north of the Jackson interchange. Emergency personnel were dis patched to the scene. One individual was trans ported to the hospital by private vehicle. 10:46 a.m. Beaverhead Ambu lance requested to transfer a pa tient from Barrett Hospital to Butte St. James. 12:59 p.m. A deputy is investi gating a report of a gun being fired in a residential area. 3:22 p.m. Received a bad check warrant from Justice Court. 11:49 p.m. Beaverhead Ambu lance requested to transport an individual with chest pains to the hospital. March 18 10:41 a.m. Dillon Fire Depart ment was dispatched to a vehicle fire, 1-15 southbound. 10:59 p.m. A deputy issued a speeding citation to a Montana motorist, Highway 41. March 19 9:05 a.m. A Michigan motorist was cited for speeding on 1-15. 11:22 a.m. An individual spoke to a deputy in regards to a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was stolen from the Fish Trap Fishing Ac cess Site. The deputy informed the individual that the theft oc curred in Deer Lodge County and he should contact the Sheriffs Office there. March 20 12:09 a.m. Two deputies at tempted to arrest an individual on an active warrant out of Idaho. When the vehicle in which he was a pasienger was Stopped, the In dividual took off on foot. An extensive search was made but the individual could not be located. 2:47 p.m. Highway Patrol and the Lima Fire Department were dispatched to a one vehicle rollover on 1-15. There were no injuries. City Court David S. Hulton pleaded guilty to two counts of disorderly con duct, fined $110 on each count, sentenced to 10 days jail. Pleaded guilty to two counts of endanger ing the welfare of a child, fined $110 and sentenced to 180 days jail on each count. Pleaded guilty ; to two counts of unlawful trans-; actions with children, fined $110 • and sentenced to 180 days jail on 1 each count. Pleaded guilty t o ; sexualassault,fined$110andsen-; tenced to 180 days in jail. All jail • time to be concurrent with credit ‘ for time served and with 159 days suspended conditionally. ; Michael R. Taylor forfeited* $20 for speeding. 1 Karlee J. Mosher forfeited $40J for speeding. j Joseph R. Hayden-Swart was 1 found guilty of a stop sign viola- * tion, fined $85. j Lacey E. Norris forfeited $251 for displaying an open container, j Cheyenne R. Sara pleaded^ guilty to operating without liabil ity insurance in effect, fined $535. Catherine C. Dompiar for feited $40 for speeding. Claryl C. Haggard pleaded guilty to a first offense DUI, fined $360, sentenced to enroll in and complete the ACT program being responsible for all associated costs, driveris license is sus pended for a period of six months with a probationary license al lowed, sentenced to one day in jail served concurrently with other sentencing. Pleaded guilty to driving while privilege to do so is suspended or revoked, a sec ond offense, must pay the man datory surcharges of $35, sen tenced to two days in jail. Pleaded guilty to operating a motor ve hicle without liability protection, fined $285 with conditions im posed. Cory A. Norris pleaded guilty to a.second offense Criminal MIP, fined $260. Pleaded guilty to op erating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license, fined $85. Pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of children, must pay the >' mandatory surcharges of $60 and sentenced to 21 days jail with credit for time served. Charges of criminal trespass to vehicles, unsworn falsification to authori ties, theft and a third offense CRMIP were dismissed in plea agreement on motion of City At Continued on Page A ll i w 11 \ i io n i o m i ) ESI of Bozeman, MT is soliciting bids from qualified MBE/WBE contractors for the following trades in connection with the South western Montana Family YMCA project located in Dillon, MT and bidding April 14th, 2005. Divisions 2-16 A Pre-Bid Conference will be held on site April 1 at 11:00 a.m. The contract documents will be available March 28th, and may be examined at the following locations: Office of ESI, Bozeman, MT Bozeman Builders Exchange Butte Builders Exchange , Missoula Plans Exchange Montana Contractors Association, Inc., Helena, MT Interested and qualified contractors may call ESI at 406-587-2286 or fax letterhead to attention: YMCA Estimator at 406-585-8669. NOTICE OF 5th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY, INC. BELGRADE DILLON ENNIS TOWNSEND Corporate Office at Belgrade, Montana To: Stockholders of Rocky Mountain Supply, Inc. You are hereby notified that the 5th Annual Meeting of die Stockholders of Rocky Mountain Supply, Inc., P.O. Boa 129, Belgrade, MT 59714, will be held at the Three Folks High School cafeteria. Three Forks, MT on Thursday, April 7th, 2005, at 6:00 pjn. for the dinner (RSVP required) and 7.00 p.m. for transaction of any business that may properly come before the meeting. You are hereby notified that at said meeting, the following will be presented to the membership: 1. ) Election of 2 members of the Botud of Dirfmrs. (One ftom Beaveihead-Madison area and one from the Gallatin Valley are preferred) (John Jackson from Jackson and Chuck Kohlbeck from the Gallatin Valley will be up for re-election.) The nominating committee is Ed Malesich 683-5482. Bob Wilson 266-4068 and Ken Flikkema 586-6207. Anyone interested in becoming a board member please contact the nominating committee or any of the other Board of Directors, Chock Kohlbeck 587- 3024, John Jackson 834-3131, Todd Tash 683-0258, and Dan Kimm 282-7519. 2. ) Audited Financial Report 3. ) Manager’s Report $ 4. ) Board of Director's Report 5. ) Door Prizes A: Grand Prize - 2-S100 Gift Certificates. B: 2nd Prize - i -S50 Gift Certificate C: Miscellaneous Drawings. Please call your local outlet for information and directions, or call Belgrade: 1-800-750-3008 (388-4008 Local), Dillon: 1-800-750-2308 (683-2308Iocai) This is an important meeting and the Baud of Directors of Rocky Mountain Supply, Inc. requests your presence. By Order of the Boani of Directors /s/Jolm H. Jackson John Jackson RMS Secretary
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