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a a a Montana Standard, Butte, Thursday, January 8, 1981 OF THANKS The family of Viola Enrooth would like to thank all the friends and relatives, neighbors for their kindness and sumpathy during the illness and death of Viola. A special thanks. to all the doctors, nurses and staff of the St. James Community Hospital in Butte and St. Patrick's Hospital in Missoula.

We also wish to thank Rev. Lyle Hamilton, the staff of Wayrynen Richards funeral home, and the pall bearers for all their help during the loss of our loved one. Your kindness will never be forgotten. The Family of VIOLA ENROOTH Butte deaths WILLIAMS Miss Mildred E. Williams, formerly of 1920 Oregon passed away Tuesday in a local nursing home.

There will be no wake or visitation at the funeral home. Private funeral services. will be conducted Friday with the Reverend Lyle Hamilton officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Wayrynen Richards Funeral Home 1800 FLORENCE AVE PHONE 123 3221.

SHEA Funeral services for Frank C. Shea will be conducted from the 213 Montana chapel of Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary this (Thursday) morning at 8:30. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in St. Joseph Church at 9. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

MULHOLLAND Tho- mas A. Mulholland of 3326 Paxson passed away Tuesday evening in a local hospital. His remains are in the 213 N. Montana chapel of Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary from where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 9:30. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in St.

John Evangelist Church at 10. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Parish rosary will be recited this (Thursday) evening at 7:30 in the mortuary. ATTN: United Veterans Council. ATTN: Butte Elks Lodge Officers and members are requested to conduct Lodge of Sorrow in the this (Thursday) evening at 8 for our late brother.

Thomas A. Mulholland. SODJA Peter J. Sodja of 1217 E. Front passed away Wednesday morning in a local hospital.

His remains are in the 213 N. Montana chapel of Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary from where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 10:30. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in Joseph Church at 11. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Parish rosary will be recited in the mortuary this (Thursday.) evening at 7.

Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary GEORGE PERRY DENNIS DOLAN Air Conditioned Chapel Telephone 723-3239 Butte. Montana SayatovicDieterle FUNERAL HOME (Formerly White's) 307 W. Park Ph. 723-6531 The Montana Established June 1, 1876 Don Berryman Bert Gaskill John Advertising Director Jim Ruark Systems Coordinator Bill Walter Editor Mickey Ryan Circulation Mgr. Jeffrey Gibson Editorial Page Editor Mike News Editor Hudson Sports Editor Pam Swing Editor Andrea Feature Editor Denny Morgan Comptroller Nicolene Kolence Accounting Mgr.

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to 5 p.m. HOME DELIVERY RATES DAILY AND SUNDAY BY CARRIER Per Month Senior Citizen Motor $5.95 Tom Mulholland, 65, former golf pro, dies Butte Sara Pettis Court, Order of Amaranth, open installa-. tion is Saturday at 8 in the Masonic Temple. Grace and Wallace Peterson will become matron and patron. -St.

Ann Society 208, KSKJ, meet Thursday at 2:30 at 1928 S. Jackson. Family Services blood pressure clinic is Thursday 1-4 in Butte Community Center. VFW Auxiliary meets at 8 Thursday. CARD OF THANKS.

We would like to thank family and friends for all of their kindness and thoughtfulness in our time of sorrow. The Family Of HERMAN JOHNSON CARD OF THANKS The Family Of MARY A. JORGENSEN would like to especially thank Dr. Bartlett and Dennis Dolan and his wife Julie for being so kind to us during our recent loss. The above people were accidently left out of our thank-you on Friday.

Ennis deaths TUDOR Funeral services for David C. Tudor of McAllister will be held Friday 2 in the McAllister Community Church with Rev. Ernest Smith officiating. Interment will be in the McAllister Cemetery. NEVA Graveside services for Ben J.

Neva will be conducted this (Thursday) morning at 11 in -Mountain View Cemetery in Butte with the United Veterans Council conducting graveside services. Mortuaries Ennis, Mont. Anaconda deaths VIOLETTE Funeral services are pending at the Parson Funeral Chapel for Douglas Roy Violette, 31, of Opportunity, who died Wednesday morning in Opportunity, and will be announced when completed. PARSON Funeral Chapel Anaconda 520 Oak 563-3421 LONGFELLOWS FINNEGAN FUNERAL HOME Friendly, Courteous Service A. A.

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Monday through Friday for the next morning. The distribution office is closed on Saturday and Sunday after 10 a.m. OUR CARRIER SERVICE SUPERVISORS may be contacted by calling the following phone numbers in your area. BUTTE, office 792-8301 DEER LODGE 846-3677 HELENA 443-3189 Butte statistics DEATHS Peter J. Sodja, 85, of 1217 E.

Front died Wednesday. Thomas A. Mulholland, 65, of 3326 Paxson died Tuesday. Mildred E. Williams, 66, formerly of 1920 Oregon, died Tuesday.

NEW ARRIVALS In St. James Community Hospital, Wednesday: A son to Victoria and Michael Coughlin of Anaconda. A daughter to Diane and Jack Cullen of 2305 State. LICENSED TO WED John J. Ayers, 38, and Martha J.

Perdue, 30. MARRIAGE DISSOLVED DeEtta and James L. Leding. Pamela J. 'and Robert E.

Naugle. Beverly A. and James Q. Meeks, with her name restored to Earhart. Anaconda notes Kiwanis meets Thursday noon in the Hideaway to hear John Fabich speak on "Bees and how to make honey." Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, meets Thursday at 7:30 in Holy Family Church.

KBO Extension Club meets Thursday at 7:30 in the home of Nina Jorgenson. Shanstrom takes cases District Judge Jack Shanstrom of Livingston took jurisdiction Wednesday in the arraignments of two former and two current Anaconda-Deer Lodge County commissioners charged with misdemeanor official misconduct. No arraignment date. has been set. The four were to appear before Anaconda District Judge Robert Boyd on Wednesday, but that was postponed after Boyd disqualified himself from the cases.

Charged are Commissioners Darcy DeLong and Lee Fitzpatrick and former commissioners Luke McKeon and Bill Spraycar. The Montana atto-rney general's office alleged the four violated the Montana Open Meeting Law when they fired police chief Bob Johnson last January. Tree pickup starts today Has your Christmas tree got that old, worn-out falling-needle look? Well, toss that one in your alley near your garbage can and it will be picked up Thursday by Butte-Silver Bow's Public Works Department. Director Jimmy Johnston said crews will start on the north side of town Thursday morning and work their way across town. He asks that trees be placed near the garbage cans in the alley for easy pickup.

Items stolen from Ramada Two fire extinguishers and three light fixtures were taken from the Ramada Inn, 2900 Harrison, Wednesday morning, Butte police said. Jennifer McGetrick, a student at Butte High School, reported her wallet containing $65 in cash, personal papers and checks was taken from her locker Tuesday. An employee at Woolworth's in the Butte Plaza said someone shot a hole in a store window Tuesday night. Bill Lewis of 3285 Kossuth reported a window on his four-wheel-drive was broken Tuesday. Butte fire calls Wednesday 3:35 p.m.

False alarm, Park Royal Nursing Home, 3251 Nettie, Butte and Race Track responding. 1:35 p.m. Medical emergency, 213 S. Dakota. 5:23 a.m.

Garbage burning, Park and Montana. Butte council votes against hefty raises Mass of the Resurrection for Thomas A. Mulholland, 65, of 3326 Paxson, a golf pro at the Butte Country Club, will be Friday at 9:30 in St. John Evangelist Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Parish rosary will be Thursday evening at 7:30 in Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary, 213 N. Montana. Elks will conduct Lodge of Sorrows at 8 in the mortuary. Mr. Mulholland died Tuesday evening in a local hospital after an illness.

A native of Butte, he was born April 29, 1915, to Henry and Annie Mulholland. He attended local schools and had an early interest in golf. He was golf pro at the country club 15 years and was runner-up in the state amateur tournament two years. He recently retired from the Highway Department where he worked as a maintanance man. Mr.

Mulholland was an Army veteran of World War II and belonged to United Commercial Travelers and the Teamsters Union. He and Barbara Ellis married in Helena on July 15, 1950. She survives. Also surviving are sons, Thomas of Denver and Dan of Butte: sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony (Tricia) King of Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. S.R. (Catherine) Moran of Glasgow, Maureen Mercer of Denver Mary Mulholland of Butte; brother, Jack of Great Falls; sister, Madeline McCracken of Butte; mother-in-law, Etta Ellis of Missoula; and one grandchild. Retired alderman dies at 85 Peter J.

Sodja, 85, of 1217 E. Front, a Mining City alderman for 26 years and a retired salesman for the Butte Fruit died Wednesday in a local hospital. He was born April 14, 1895, in Butte and attended local schools. Survivors include his wife, Mary; brothers, Ed and Frank of Payette, Idaho, and Bill of Portland; and sister, Rose Johnson of Long Beach, Calif. Mass of the Resurrection will be Friday at 11 in St.

Joseph Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary will be Thursday evening at 7 in Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary, 213 N. Montana. Mildred E.

Williams, 66 Private services for Mildred E. Williams, 66, formerly of 1920 Oregon, will be Friday with the Rev. Lyle Hamilton officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Mememorial Park. Miss Williams died Tuesday in a local nursing home.

She was born in Cornwall, England, Dec. 3, 1914, to Edward and Lillian Williams. She came to Butte in 1919 and was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include brothers, Roy of -Portland and Kenneth of Butte; and sisters, Mrs. Vern Kutcher of Grass Valley, and Mrs.

James Cadigan and Mrs. Maurice Ethier of Butte. There will be no wake or visitations at Wayrynen-Richards Funeral Home. Dennis Duffy, 68 Private services and burial for Butte native Dennis Duffy, 68, were Dec. 30 in Seattle where the retired shipyard worker had lived more than 40 years.

Mr. Duffy attended St. Mary School and graduated from Boys' Central High. The Army veteran of World War II was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include sister, Nancy Corak of Butte; and brothers, Clifford of Butte and John of Las Vegas.

David C. Tudor, 88 McALLISTER Services for Butte retired miner David C. Tudor, 88, will be Friday at 2 in the McAllister Community Church with Rev. Ernest Smith officiating. Mr.

Tudor died Wednesday in the Ennis nursing home. He was born Feb. 14, 1892, near Gallatin Gateway. He was a Navy veteran of World War I and a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Ennis. He homesteaded at Lake Basin near Laurel in 1920, entered many rodeos and later worked in the Butte mines.

He also mined at the Boaz in Norris. He and Marcella McAllister married May 9, 1937, at Bozeman and they bought a ranch on South Meadow Creek. She preceded him in death. Mr. Tudor retired in 1967 and moved to Livingston.

He returned to McAllister in 1972. Survivors include son-in-law and daughter, Claude and Ethel Carlson of McAllister; brother, Ross of Gallatin Gateway; one grandson; and two great-grandsons. Burial will be in the McAllister Cemetery. Memorials are preferred to the Madison County Nursing Home in Ennis. Mortuary is in charge.

Michael "Pat" Nettick, 65 DILLON Mass of the Resurrection for retired miner Michael "Pat" Nettick, 65, of Dillon will be Friday at 10. in St. Rose Church with Father Frank Wiegenstein officiating. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Parish rosary will be Thursday evening at 8 in the Brundage Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to charity. Mr. Nettick died Tuesday in the Dillon nursing home. He was born Sept. 15, 1915, in Hilger to Michael and Anna Nettick.

He was a member of Modern Woodmen. He and Hanna Malesich married April 26, 1938. She survives. Also surviving are sons, James of Dillon and Jerry of Billings; daughter, Joanne Atwood of Dillon; brothers, Edward of Dillon and Walter of Boulder; sisters, Lucille Nettick of Butte and Helen Metler of Las Vegas; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Arthur "Shorty" Marsh, 69 DILLON Graveside services for Dillon resident Arthur "Shorty" Marsh, 69, will be Friday at 2:30 in Mountain View Cemetery with Father Harry Neely officiating.

Mr. Marsh died Tuesday at his home. He had worked as a roustabout. There are no known survivors. Roy H.

Winslow 82 WHITEHALL Survivors of Roy H. Winslow 82, who died Sunday in Whitehall, include sisters, Kathleen Thompson of Whitehall and Ethel Bertoglio of Phoenix. Their names were omitted from Wednesday's obituary. Services will be Thursday at 2 in the Scott Funeral Home with Mystic Tie Lodge 17, officiating. Burial will be in the Whitehall Cemetery.

Bill "Pesty" Callan, 75 Services are pending in Tulsa, for Anaconda native Bill "Pesty" Callan, 75, who died Wednesday. Mr. Callan was born July 27, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Callan and attended local schools.

He graduated from Anaconda High School and Gonzaga University in Spokane. He lived in Tulsa 40 years. Surviors include his wife, Lydia; son, William Texas; brothers, Dennis of Anaconda and Thomas of Tucson; sisters, Sister Ann Gabriel of Levenworth, and Sister Benadicita of Great Falls; and two grandchildren. Man stable, but serious Guy St. John, 20, of the Eight Mile remained in serious but stable condition Wednesday night in St.

Patrick Hospital in Missoula, a nursing supervisor said. St. John suffered head injuries in a one- car rollover Jan. 1 at the Interstate 90 off-ramp at Ramsay. He was a passenger in a By JERI PULLUM Standard Staff Writer Butte-Silver Bow commissioners were one vote shy Wednesday night of overriding Chief Executive Don Peoples' veto of an ordinance fixing salaries for elected officials.

The council voted 7-5 to override, but eight votes are necessary. Dale Dart, Dave Fisher, Chris roll. Emmett Jones, Beverly Hayes, Dan Rosa and Oakie O'Connor voted against Peoples' veto. Don Ulrich, Joe Ivanich, Tom Brophy, Jim Casey and new Commissioner Margaret Leary voted to uphold the veto. The ordinance would have given most officials about a 50 percent increase in their salaries.

They receive $1,100 a month; that would have jumped to $1,775. Peoples told the council 'he planned to veto the ordinance after it was passed Dec. 17. He said the increases were too high considering Butte's financial condition. He also said the officials' positions and duties should be studied before such large increases are given.

He said a more reasonable increase would be the 20 percent he proposed during budget meetings. THE QUESTION was complicated because Peoples signed the ordinance Dec. 22, then withdrew it. He said it had been with a stack of other papers on his desk and he signed it by mistake. The signed ordinance had been fixed with the seal and attested.

but was not logged or filed. County Attorney Bob McCarthy said case law in such a circumstance is slight, but he said that generally a bill signed by mistake can withdrawn. O'Connor asked McCarto an attorney general's opinion, but added "these people (officials) will be in the poor house" before the opinion comes. He was referring to several requests the council submitted to the attorney general more than a year ago that are pending. Clerk of the Court Dan Bukvich also asked McCarthy why the elected officials'.

salaries are fixed by separate ordinance when the appointed officials' salaries. are fixed by the budget resolution. McCarthy said all salaries are fixed by ordinance, but the one dealing with appointed officials' salaries sets a base amount, then says they can be changed by the budget resolution. The ordinance for elected officials' could be worded the same way, he said. THE COUNCIL also agreed to give the Butte Local Development Corp.

(LDC) $20,000 in revenue sharing money in quarterly installments. However, LDC must sign a contract agreeing to solicit new industry and business; assist existing business with loans, relocation advice and seminars; continue managing the industrial park and LDC property; help Butte, with development grants and work as Butte's development arm; and submit monthly progress reports. Peoples said he intends to make sure the corporation lives up to its contract. NO ONE SPOKE at two public hearings on zone change proposals. Ordinances effecting the changes will be drawn up.

The first is to allow construction on lots with less than a 60-foot frontage if approved by the planning board. Present law requires a variance from the zoning board, which is much more difficult to receive. The second will eliminate the minimum lot width and area for the community commercial areas, mainly along Harrison Avenue. Commerical property owners will have to meet all other requirements, such as parking. THE COUNCIL also approved appointments to the following authority William Kent of 119 Renz, a manager of Amfac, and Jack Evans of 1153 Caledonia, a pharmacist at Skaggs, replacing Ron Fournier and John Bender, who resigned.

Library board Commissioner Margaret Leary, reappointment. LDC board Vic Burt of 3008 Irene, fiscal director at Montana Tech; Bill Pesanti of 4811 S. Arizona, manager at Garrett Freightlines; Bill Thompson of 1221 W. Wooolman, manager of Butte operations of the Anaconda Copper Bill Stetzner of Butte, manager of the Port of Butte; and Commissioner Jim Casey. Williams says: Ask for it By ED KEMMICK Standard Staff Writer Rep.

Pat Williams, D- warned a gathering of local officials Wednesday night in the Smelterless City not to expect- too much help from the federal government. The informal dinner. meeting for which Williams arrived 50 minutes late was attended by about 30 people, most of them members of the citycounty commission, advisory council and Anaconda Task Force. Williams said Anaconda's best bet might be to work more closely with the Anaconda Copper Co. in obtaining funding and other forms of aid until new industry can replace the dormant smelter.

Referring to the $3 million community adjustment fund donated by the company, Williams said, "I think Anaconda's going to give you more money than they said they Both the Anaconda Co. and Arco, its parent firm, are concerned about their image, he said, and if approached with "prudent, rational" ideas, may decide to give the community more money. "Anaconda has to con-. tinue to be approached in a manner that says, 'we're going to work he said. "'They're on the hook don't let too much line Williams also suggested asking the company to donate the services of a consultant to investigate and screen potential industries that want to settle in Anaconda.

"They may be willing to help you with that." AS FAR AS federal aid is concerned, Williams said he has been checking weekly with the Department of Labor on the progress of a petition to grant laid-off smeltermen eligibility under the Trade Readjustment Assistance Act. The act provides compensation for American workers laid off as direct result of foreign competition. time call them" he said, "they are three weeks away. But, he thinks the labor department will rule in favor of the smeltermen and that benefits will be available "pretty soon. I think they're getting pretty close.

Williams was not op: timistic that the Anaconda Co. could be forced to give more compensation if a plant closure bill passes Congress. He said there is a bill pending that would "simply make industry pay for some of the costs they dump on society," but that making it retroactive to include closed plants would be seen as "punitive" and probably would not pass. He also was unsure whether a proposed "superfund" bill, designed to clean up the nation's hazardous waste dumps, could be used to hire people for reclamation projects within the county. ON OTHER TOPICS Williams said: The Federal Trade Commission has agreed to release some transcripts from hearings when it was considering Arco's proposed merger with the Anaconda Co.

three years ago. He said the transcripts may show that Arco did not live up to all the promises it He would see if the owners of the old Anaconda Foundry could get equipment from surplus government stores. He and the rest of Montana's congressional delegation will continue pressing Arco to use its connections to induce new or expanding industry industry to locate in Anaconda. Commission elects its chairman tonight Election of a new chairman and the swearing in of one new commissioner and 14 members of the advisory councils tops Thursday night's agenda for the Anaconda- Deer Lodge County Commission. The new commissioner is Jim Edwards, owner of the Embassy Bar, who defeated District 1 incumbent Dean Beall one Nov.

4. Joe Kuffner and John Shea also were voted in Nov. 4, but took office soon after the election because incumbents Luke McKeon and Bill Spraycar had been appointed to the commission. Election of a chairman will be by a majority of the commission. Darcy: Man, 31, dies of asphyxiation Anaconda native Douglas fer Roy Violette, 31, of 204 Preston in Opportunity was found dead of asphyxiation Wednesday morning about 11:30.

Police Chief-Coroner Dan Jancic said Violette was found less than a mile north of Opportunity in his pickup truck, where he died from inhalation of exhaust fumes. Jancic said there will be no inquest. Violette was born Oct. 21, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.

Neil Violette and attended Anaconda High. An ardent fisherman and hunter, he was a molder at the Anaconda Copper Co. foundry. He married Rose Schaf- DeLong's two-year term has expired. The commissioners also will be asked to approve a set of guidelines drafted by the Anaconda Task Force to govern use of a $3 million community adjustment fund set up by the Anaconda Copper Co.

after the Sept. 29 shutdown of its smelter. The vote should be only a formality, since the guidelines were wired to Denver on Tuesday for review by Anaconda Co. officials. The commission also will make one appointment to the zoning board from District 1 and two appointthe seven-county Headwaters Resource Conservation and Development committee.

The meeting will be at 7:30 in the Metcalf Center, 115 E. Pennsylvania. BUTTE fer in 1969. Survivors include his wife, parents, son, Douglas, and daughter, Dawn, all of Opportunity; brothers, James of Spokane and Dave Ronald of Opportunity; and sisters, Newell of Anaconda and Nancy Van Kirk and Rose Mary Violette of Opportunity. Services are pending at the Parson Funeral Chapel.

car driven by Charles Janhunen, also 20, of Butte, when the car failed to stop at a signed intersection, plunged off the road rolled two and a half times, the highway patrol said. Another passenger, Lauren Lajoie, 21, of 501 W. Granite has improved to good from satisfactory. Lajoie suffered internal injuries. Washde MONTANA'S FINEST THEATRE ANACONDA -Mon.

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