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—y. À \ CT\ Û l / l (S O Jaws of life Photo by C«1 Jacobsen Beaverhead Emergency Medical Services volunteers used their “jaws of life” to free Patricia Van Deren who was pinned in her car after an accident two m iles north of Dillon on old Highway 91. The Butte Highwav- Patrol investigated the single car accident which happened after Van Deren’s vehicle rolled. Van Deren, who was not wearing a seat belt, was thrown into the back seat and pinned when the car’s roof was crushed in. EMS crews used the jaws of life to remove the vehicle’s roof. She was taken to Barrett Memorial Hospital where she was treated. She was later transferred to Butte, S t James Community H ospital, where she remains in good condition. Dillon community calendar Wednesday, Sept. 22 St. James Episcopal Church will show a film on “Discipline in the Christian Classroom” at 7 p.m. in the Guild Hall. There will be a registration roundup meeting for 65 Boy and Cub Scouts at 7 p.m. in St. Rose Family Center. Saturday, Sept. 25 Cub Scout Pack 62 will have a fishing derby Saturday 12 noon to 6 p.m. Boys are asked to meet at the LDS Church at noon. A Methodist food sale will be at 1 p.m. at Roberts Foods. WMC Bulldogs meet Carroll College at Vigilante Field at 1:30. wanting rides or information should call 683-2686 or 683-2625. , The Barrett Memorial H ospital board will meet at, 7:30 p.m. in the hospital. Thursday, Sept. 23 BCHS Jayvees face Butte High at Vigilante Field at 4:30p.m. Dillon Toastmistress Club m eets at 7:30 p.m. in the Vigilante Building. All women interested in self-im provement are invited. Friday, Sept. 24 A meeting of persons interested in starting a drug and alcohol prevention program in Dillon will be at noon Friday In the County Seat. Third grade Brownie Troop 512 members meet 4-5:30 p.m, Friday in the Mary limes School. BCHS junior and senior girls square off in a powder puff derby at 6:30 p.m. at Vigilante Field. Sunday, Sept. 26 The Divide Grange will have its annual fall smor gasbord inJhe Divide Grange HaH 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Tuesday, Sept. 28 Beaverhead County Planners m eet at 7:30 p.m. in the Beaverhead County Courthouse’s law enforcement aimer. St. Rose of Lima Trinity Women will m eet Tuesday at 7 :30 p.m. in the Fireplace room o f the family center. Guest speaker will be Mayor Connie Nicholas. Mizpah Chapter 13, OES m eets at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Wednesday, Sept. 29 Hie Women's Resource Center will have its annual dimer meeting at the Ho-Wun Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. The Pintlar Audubon Society will have its first fall meeting Wednesday at 7:90 p.m. in the Vigilante Building. District court actions Rodney Peter Hi am, 35, pleaded innocent in Dillon District Court last week to charges of aggravated as sault. Hiam, who is free on a $3,000 bond, is' charged with striking ah eight-year- old boy with a belt about the head, torso, neck and right arm on a road near Wise River. The information said Hiam had taken his 5-year- old step daughter to visit the boy. The children, the information said, had dis appeared on a walk and after they returned the incident allegedly took place. Diane Dewitt Rolando, 29, and her husband Ber nard, 45, Melrose, changed their plea to guilty from innocent on a charge of pos session of dangerous drugs. Judge Frank E. Blair gave them each a deferred one year prison sentence because of their lack of previous criminal records. Mrs. Rolando, and her husband were arrested after Big Hole deputies Doug McCloskey and Faye Buna- gamer noticed alleged live marijuana plants growing in the window box of the couple’s home west of Melrose. In Civil action the case ot State Bank and Trust Co. against Bill Hoops was ordered dismissed upon the written announcement the action had been settled on the merits. The case had been scheduled to be tried Sept. 7. A pre-trial conference was held before the court in the action of State Bank and Trust Co. against Prestige Auto, R.L. and Larry Edgar involving an alleged debt action of about $41,000. A trial date was discussed and attorneys agreed to Judge Frank E. Blair’s suggestion an out side judge be appointed since Blair will retire the first Monday in January. Distribution of the estate of O. Baker was approved to Rosemary Lonsberry and Loraine Baker. Philip Klatt was held in contempt of court and sentenced to five days in the Beaverhead County jail for failure to pay child support. Hie court set aside a default in the case of Glenn L. Humphrey against Ben Pauley and Jenny Pauley and authorized the defen dants to file an appro priate pleading. Hie estate of Andrea Kiebler, deceased, was ap proved. Marriage licenses Marriage licenses filed with the Beaverhead Coun ty Clerk of Court were: 'John Q. Kenyoh Jr., 20, Dillon and Suzette M. Sum mers, 20, Butte, on Sept. 1. Kevin Kenison and Wen dy Jo Lowell, both 21 of . Dillon on Sept. 3. Harold Silzly, 22, and Christine Rosa, 19, both of Dillon, on Sept. 8. ATTENTION MOBILE HOME OWNERS Second half 1982 Personal Property taxes are due by Sept. 30, 1982. Any not paid by that date are subject to penalty and interest, and writs of execution will be issued. Auis L Hoerning Beaverhead County Treas. ANNUAL SALE (approxim a tely) 310 RAM S 450 E W E S 750 WHITE-FACE EWE LAMBS 2 5 0 SUFFOLKCROSS EWE LAMBS P 0 L Y P A Y - T A R 6 H E E RAMBOUILLET ---------- COLUMBIA FINN CROSSBREDS U S SHEEP EXPERIMENT STATION m m ) r u n A PHONE (208) 374-5306 or 374-5307 _ _ Ä A September 2 37 T g 82 ” ~ Safo List of Rams upon request after September 1 L i L o a M s io L c e c o a iT jj \73 The following fines were raid or bonds forfeited in udge Dick Later’s Justice of the Peace Court: William Mancoronal, Dil lon, $20, speeding; Glenn Hegstad, Dillon, $20 bond, expired registration; Rob ert Reichle, Glen, $25 bond, failure to drive in careful manner; Walter Chicoski, Denver, $20 bond, speed ing; Mark Rose, Dillon, $20 bond, speeding; Wayne Blomquist, 624 S. Argents, Dillon, $20 bond, improper registration; William Bennett, Deer Lodge, $250 bond, DUI; Roberta Weikel, Butte, $100 bond, driving in redr less manner; James Pilon, Dillon, $20 bond, stop sign violation; John Cervelli, Morgan City, Calif., $20 bond, expired registration; John Cervelli, $20 bond, speeding; Teresa Fettket- her, Dillon, $20 bond, speeding; Tim Parker, Cal gary, $20 bond, speeding: Terry Clark, Sim River, Mont., $20 bond, speeding; Richard Hanning, Great Falls, $20 bond, speeding; Ivan Miller, Hiram, Utah, $20 bond, speeding; Floyd Smith, Helena, $20 bond, speeding; Dennis Shea, Butte, $20 bond, speeding; Jane Munshower, Boze man, $20 bond, speeding; Jane Munshower, $20 bond, expired registration; Robert Lange, Lompoc, Calif., $25 bond, speeding; Kenneth Kivela, Butte, $20 bond, speeding; Orville Fogel, Corvallis, Mont., $20 bond, speeding; Carl Klues- ner, Lima, $20 bond, speed ing: Lawrence Helfert, Soda Springs, Idaho, $20 bond, speeding; Lany Stefonic, $20 bond, no driver’s li cense; Daniel Harbal, Poca tello, $20 bond, speeding;. Danny Mitchell, Ferth, Idaho, $20 bond, speeding; William Snoke, Sand Point, Idaho, $20 bond, improper ition; Alice Avery, Laite City, $25 bona, no driver’s license; Eric registrai Salt Lai Civil suits Civil suits filed with the Beaverhead County Clerk of Court since Aug. 23 included: Robert Glass Jr. vs. Julie Glass, marriage dissolu tion, filed Aug. 30. State of Louisiana, Nat alie Reed vs. Larry L. Waggie, UREAS action, filedSept. 1. Rachel Throckmorton vs. Rocky Fuller and Ginger Throckmorton, alleged debt, filed Sept. 7. wGredifciwj Wayne and Sandy Erick son, alleged debt, filed Sept. 10. Weston and Dorothy Strasser, marriage dissolu tion, filed Sept. 14. Andy Durlack vs. the City of Dillon, damages filed Sept. 18. Births One birth was reported in Barrett Memorial Hospital last week: A daughter to Cynthia and Richard Nelson of Dillon, on Sept. 18. Correction The wedding of Kat Higgins and Kevin Yoder willbe Nov. 27. A Tribune article last week incorrectly stated the date. HOUSE 33 E. Bannack ph 683-5088 CHICKEN TO GO 20 piece t 16 piece $11.95 $9.95 Includes: 1 quart spaghetti Sourdough Bread, french fries 12 piece $7.95 8 piece $5.95 4 piece $4.00 Includes: 1 pint spaghetti, Sourdough Bread french fries Glen, Spokane, $25 bond, failure to have vehicle under control; Thomas Novich, Fair banks, Alaska, $20 bond, failure to obey yield sign; Raymond Klause, $25 brad, turning when unsafe We pecial order u y kind of music! 1661 Harrison Ave. B a lt e , M o a t a a a Ph: 782-0790 to do so; Maude Hides, Idaho Falls, 850 bond, fish ing without a license; Farren Hunt, Roberts, Idaho, $10 bond, failure to have boat registered; Stan Simmons, Rexburg, $25 bond, no life preservers; Lester Alexandria, Buck- ley, Wash., $50 bond, no fishing license. Mefva Shenton, Idaho Falls, $50 bond, no fishing license; Jose Hernandez, Ripon, Calif., $50 bond, fishing without a license: William Croman. Rioon California, $50 bond fishing without license Farren Hunt, Roberts Idaho, $50 bond, no lift preservers; John Heath Idaho Falls, $50 bond fishing with more than on/ pole; Jene Beck, West Valley, Utah, $50 bond, fishing without a license; Also 80 $5 tickets were processed through Judge Later’s court. O.F.L.P. Special . M o m ioriM p Price, Hi kmlh...7y Cackle//,... 1.25 Droll..,S0‘ O.F.L.P. Meeting 5-6 p.m. dally at the County Seal . - ¿ S r y % - y i What a to b e in! Choose from our wide selection of comforting soft leather casuals All in Ihe latest, greatest looks on wonderfully light-weight soles. E l i e l ’ s D illo n , M t. LONG BRANCH SALON 30 S. Montana, Room 12 r a ^ A ^ o v e J.C. Penney’s) Featuring: C0NSTAN Internationally traineltStjffiit with 250 hours advanced training in precision haircft«,techniques and permanent waving, received from BruRUptiranced Hairstyling Academy Toronto, Ontario Canada, Jrorth America’s finest styling academy. Also Featuring: PAM $ • . .......... ,f iJorm e rj hairstylist lP$rfa»»pc9< Billings, Montana. Getting A All permanents Call 683-5367 for an eaj custom haircare nei Special September appointment for your -ins are welcome! long - w i n c h HAIRSTYLING SALON 30 S. Montana, Room 12 Above J.C. Penney’s F A L L S A L E - A - B R A T I O N ! ROUND BALE FEEDERS 48” high. • 1”x8’ Std. Duty (closed) Only $ 1 0 4 . 0 0 ea. RANGE GATES Tough 1 6 rails. 12 ft. 0 n l y $ 5 8 . 9 5 ea. 10 ft. O n l y $ 5 3 . 9 5 ea. B u y in g a n d » H i n g tn a b a s ic s . Steel/Hldes/Furs/Recycllng Open 8-5 Mon.-Fri., 8-noon Sat. Short & Gaylord St., Butte 782-0456 CORRAL PANELS Heavy duty with 7 bar panel. 5’x10’ O n l y $ 5 7 . 0 0 each) BARBED WIRE Amnricnnmndn 12W g&,] 2 pt., 4 ” spacing. O n l y $ 3 0 . 9 5 Z STEEL ROOFING 1 V * ” galv. corrugated. 2’ coverage. Only. 6 4 $ lin. ft. i Chock special prices on listed item s in other lengths, types & 3izes. Prices good thru Oct. 3 0 ,1 9 3 2 , or while supply lasts.
