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The Montana Standard, Butte, Friday, November 9, 1979 5 Former postmistress, Shining Mountains' owners Margaret Quigley, dies 10 million suit mm smmrmFrfl I Highway hearing noted object of VIRGINIA CITY A 10.85 million class action suit alleging fraud and breach of contract was filed Thursday in Virginia City district court against the owners and agents of the Shining Mountains Subdivision. The huge development is located about five miles southwest of Ennis in Madison County. The complaint lists names of more than 103 plaintiffs, identified as owners of property within the three units of the subdivision: Defendants are Don and Pann Mallas, doing business as Mallas Associates, and general partners of the Shining Mountains, a California limited partnership. Also, includes a frontage road north of the railroad. Alternate 3 is the two-lane road along the south valley.

Alternate 4 is to leave the road in its present situation. Copies of the draft environmental statement report, maps and other information will be available at Highway Department offices in Butte and Helena. Written and verbal comments can be presented at the hearing. Written statements can be sent up to 10 days after the hearing to the Helena highway office. Chase through the fog leaves two with tickets Elizabeth Daly and Ann Quigley, both of Anaconda.

Louie Stokan, 52 Anaconda native Louis Stokan, 52, an out-patient at the veterans' medical center at Minot, N.D., died Tuesday In his home in Underwood, N.D. He had undergone surgery several times recently. Born to Mrs. Mildred Stokan and the late Joseph Stokan May 31, 1927, he attended local schools. He enlisted in the Navy during World War II and served In the Pacific.

He retured to Anaconda in 1946 and worked with the Anaconda Co. He worked the last seven years with McKce Construction and was a foreman prior to his illness. He was a member of St. Paul Church, American Legion, Elks and a 30-year member of the Pipefitters Union. He married the former Jacqueline Jones in Anaconda in February 1977.

Surviving besides his wife and mother are a sister, Mrs. Dom Macchia, Morristown, N.J.; and mother-in-law, Juanita Jones of Anaconda, Services are pending at the Parson Funeral Chapel. Legon plans party Sunday Veterans Day will be observed by Anaconda American Legion with an open house and a dinner Sunday in the hall. Veterans and their ladies are invited. The open house will be 2-5 with a no-host bar.

Bill Stuart will provide organ music. The dinner starts with a no-host social at 6:30. There will be a nominal charge for the meal prepared by the Auxiliary. Reservations are due Friday with Jean Kruse, 563-5959, or Doris Ohman, 563-2926. A 25-block chase through the Mining City at up to 60 mph in dense fog early Thursday left two persons charged with careless driving.

Police said they took chase after observing two cars make illegal left turns off Montana onto Gold. The report said one driver disobeyed seven stop signs before he was stopped at Aluminum and Dakota. That driver said he had been fighting with the occupants of the other vehicle and was trying to evade them. Both drivers were ticketed and ordered to appear in police court. Linda Campbell, 18, of 707 N.

Montana said the front end of her car was damaged Wednesday by a hit-and-run driver in a parking lot north of the New Deal Bar. Attempted robbery was Anaconda native Margaret A. Quigley, 308 W. Third, retired assistant postmistress, died late Wednesday in the Smelter City hospital. Mass of the Resurrection will be at 10 30 Saturday in St.

Paul Church. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Daughters of Isabella will recite the rosary at Friday in Longfellow's Finnegan Funeral Home. The vigil service will be at 7. Miss Quigley attended local schools and graduated from St.

Peter High School. She had, worked at the Post Office 50 years when she retired. She was a member of the Federal Postal Retired Employees, Catholic Order of Forresters and Rotana Club. Survivors include sisters, mm Cub Scout Pack 44, sponsored by the Elks, will hold a fund-raising food sale in the Safeway and Osco Drug stores 10-8 Saturday. Proceeds will be used to defray activity expenses of the nine dens in the pack.

Daughters of Isabella installation dinner will be at 6:30 Friday in the Copper Club. Patricia Geary of Helmville, state regent, will install regent-elect Virginia Blaskovich and her staff. Thieves grab hunter's lunch A hunter lost his thermos bottle and lunch to thieves while his Bronco was parked In the California Creek area In the Big Hole Basin Wednesday afternoon. Bill Rodgers of Warm Springs told police the window was broken to gain entry. A woman motorist drove off without paying for 10 cents worth of gasoline at the east Town Pump, the operator told Anaconda police.

The operator said a complaint would be signed to collect the dime.s Lorene Wolfe, 2006 Washoe, reported the loss of her brown canvas purse near the Latter-day Saints Church after she had car trouble Wednesday night. The purse contained ID and a First National Bank checkbook. Oeeeeeeaeeaeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeaaaejel JJ's PIZZA Tatty Dinner -Sandwiches, ke Cold Beer Cocktail. FAMILY GAME ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK Orders to go 1500I.Cmm'1 543-214 Arlen Morrill. 86, dies A public hearing on the route location of the West Valley Highway in Anaconda will be held in the Anaconda-Deer Lodge County courtroom Dec.

11 at 7:30. The project begins at the west city limits and runs west 4.5 miles. A tentative schedule for right-of-way acquisition and construction, as well as relocation assistance, will be discussed, Four alternatives are being considered. Alternate 1 Is a four-lane road on the present road. Alternate 2 is a two-lane road on the present road and Verdict for An Anaconda district court jury Wednesday night returned a verdict in favor of the defendants in the damage suit of Maurice and Nancy L.

Crncevich againsts Edward D. and Catherine Dunn. The verdict was handed to Judge Robert Boyd in the absence of Judge Arnold Olson of Butte, who presided for the three-day trial. Jurors received the case at 3:55, went to dinner at 5: 45 and rendered the verdict at Members of the jury were John A. Grant, foreman; Darrell Baker, Debbie Markland Malee, Mary L.

Corbett, Elnor Hurlbert, saying a little prayer for her. TM Rag Pit Oft all righll reserved 1979 Los Angela Time Syndtcata Forum tonight on smelters A free forum on health and safety conditions in the copper smelting industry, followed by a panel will be at 6:30 Friday in Anaconda High Annex. It is sponsored by "Inform," a non-profit research and education group from New York in cooperation with Anaconda Local 6002 of the United Steelworkers Union. -'Inform" recently completed a study of hazardous safety and health conditions copper smelter workers face. The group has a grant from the National Science Foundation to present the study, "At Work in Copper," to workers and their families in smelter Union members and their families are invited.

For Your Craft Needs Shop CRAFTY CORNER "Leanin' Tree" Christmas Cards are in. 2 blocks east of gas station in Opportunity Carol Sundberg 797-3943 defendants Maybelle Landreville, Wallace Bristow, Marian Graham, Ann Marie Allen, Debbie Jurcich, Irma Schmitz and Walter Softich, alternate. The plaintiffs sought to obtain a $17,000 judgment against Catherine Dunn, owner of Anaconda Disposal Service, in satisfaction of a district, court judgment obtained against Edward D. Dunn in a sales transaction involving the Brown Derby "west of Anaconda. The plaintiffs alleged Dunn transferred his property to his divorced wife to avoid payment of the judgment.

Judge grants deferred term Pronouncement of sentence was deferred one year in Anaconda district court for William Miller on a charge of misdemeanor possession of marijuana. In granting the deferred sentence, Judge Robert Boyd turned the defendant over to the state parole board and ordered him to pay $200 into the public defenders fund for lawyer fees. Miller, represented by public defender Byron Boggs," pleaded guilty to the charge Oct. 10 and a pre-sentence investigation was ordered. Miller was charged with possession of marijuana plants and dried marijuana when arrested by police Sept.

10 in his home at 418Va Alder. Anaconda weather THURSDAY IN ANACONDA High 39 low 26 Pep. 0 One year ago: 47 and 39 Two years ogot 30 and 16 Read Time Out It's free on Saturday in The Muutana Standard STEAM BATH By Appointment I PRIVATE THE RANCH 53-M7 SUNDAT Aw THURSDAY let! aeeilirtwem fiN JL FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY letl eeeilelenel it IliM JL LIVE MUSIC at DENTON'S POINT by ROD LEWIS Nov. 9 and Nov. 10 Dinner served from 5 to 9 Dancing 'til 2 PLAN YOUR HOLIDAY PARTY NOWI Res.

$03-7020 Nick Mallas, Jess Burgoon and Ray Whitley, agents and salesmen for the development. The complaint alleges the defendants, by fraud and deception, induced the plaintiffs to buy lots in the subdivision and then breached their contracts. The plaintiffs claim they were induced to buy lots by promises that roads would be built as shown on the official plat of Shining Mountains, that a dam would be built on Cold Creek to form a lake that would be stocked with trout and that common areas and common area easements would be for their exclusive use. It is alleged these were fraudulent representations reported by Clarence Bauer, no address given, who said he was approached by a young man in a parking lot on Platinum and Nevada. Bauer said when the man asked him for a cigarette, another young man jumped him from behind.

Wally Hansen of Butte said all four tires on his car were deflated and the gas cap was stolen between 6 and 10 a.m. Thursday at the National Center for Appropriate Technology on Continental Drive. Henry Smigel of 2130 Roberts said he found a blue 10-speed bicycle with a black seat Wednesday in the alley by his home. Edward Wenzel of Roosevelt Drive said the unlocked back door of his home was pushed open between 8 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.

Wednesday. There was no report of missing items. charge. There will be no wake or visitations. Joseph Pabst, 82 Retired Mining City bricklayer, Joseph Pabst, 82, of 18 W.

Copper died Thursday in a local hospital following an illness. He was born Aug. 8, 1897, to John and Catherine Pabst. He attended Butte schools and retired 10 years ago. Survivors include a sister, Florence Byrne of Butte.

Cremation will be in Spokane. Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary was in Nicolas Griego, 7 Nicolas Red Thunder Griego, 7-year-old son of Nicolas and Eva Griego, died Thursday at his home at 204 Irwine after a lingering illness. The boy was born May 1, 1972, in Butte. Survivors include his parents; brother, Alan; and sisters, Maria, Leona and Marcia, all of Butte. Friends may call Friday after 3 at Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary, 213 N.

Montana. The body will be taken to Great Falls on Saturday for burial later in Highland Cemetery. Joseph C. Faller, 91 DILLON Joseph C. Faller, 91, retired Dillon postmaster, died Thursday in his home after a long illness.

Services will be Saturday at 2 in Brundage Funeral Home. Burial will in Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Faller was born in Thornville, Ohio, Nov. 29, 1888.

He moved to Dillbn in 1912. He' and Ann Shields married Feb. 7, 1921, In Dillon. She survives. He was Dillon postmaster 1924-33, director of the Selective Service and the local employment office, and an agent for State Farm Insurance.

Mr. Faller was a World War I Army veteran, serving in France. He was one of the founders of Beaverhead Post 20 of the American Legion. He also was founder of the Beaverhead Barracks of the Veterans of World War and was a past state commander. He was an active member of the Masonic lodge.

Surviving besides bis wife are daughters, Joan Davis of Dillon, Ellen Walz of Seattle, Margaret Johnson of San Diego, Ruth Bertone of Los Angeles and Virginia Foster of Wallace, Idaho; 19 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Deer Lodge deaths SUDA Mass of the Resurrection for Eneta D. -DEATHS Nicolas Red Thunder 7, son of Nicholas and Griego of 204 Irwine, died "Thursday. Arlen Morrill, 86, of Browns Gulch died Thursday. Joseph Pabst, 82, of 18 W.

Copper died Thursday, t. NEW ARRIVALS In St. James hospital Thursday: A daughter to Barbara Steven Castren. In St. James Community hospital Wednesday: 'A daughter to Diane and Douglas Jakovac.

"Marriages dissolved "Debra Sue and Timothy E. McLean. Carpenter chosen Dennis Carpenter, a 'Montana Tech freshman from Cascade majoring in petroleum engineering, will be "among Montana's representatives to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago Nov. 23-30. Carpenter was chosen based on citizenship, leadership and achievements as a member of the Cascade County 4-H group, according to state 4-H officials.

Gufsy ruler In 1928, Ras Tafari became. Negus of Ethiopia, later talcing the name Haile Selassie, emperor. Per ha pi you wnt a iovt card, Or sat quietly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a funeral spray, If so we saw it there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, As any friend could say; Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought of us that day, Whatever you did to console our hearts, We thank you so much whatever the part.

By the family of Alphonsine T. LaFleur In Loving Memory of JOHN TRA TTON Loving hutiband, faithful father. How we miss your prenence here; Home and world for those vou cherished, Are darkened since your pausing, dear. His helping hand was always first to Render any aid he could, His voice was always raised in praine; His words were wise and good; Dear husband and father since you've gone aw ay The ones you loved so true. Try hard to carry on the way We know you'd want us Butte deaths VARCOE The remains of IMrr Cyril Vareoe are in I Wayrynen-Richards Funeral Home where funeral services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with the 1 Reverend Jeannie Horton officiating.

Interment will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery. 4-Wayrynen Richards Funi-ral Honir taoo fioneNCt Ave PHONf 713-3221 MORRILL Arlen Morrill bf Browns Gulch passed away Thursday morning in a local hospital. His remains are in Merrill Dolan Mortuary. Graveside services only will be conducted Monday morning at 10 in Mountain View Cemetery. There will be no wake or visitations at the mortuary, a PABST Joseph Pabst of 18 Copper passed away Thursday morning in a local hospital.

His remains have Ibeen forwarded from Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary to Spokane for cremation. There will be no wake or visitations the mortuary GRIEGO Nicholas Red Thunder Griego of 204 Irwine Ipassed away Thursday jmorning at his home. His remains are in the 213 N. iMontana chapel of Duggan Dolan Mortuary where 'friends may call after 3 (this) Friday afternoon. Saturday morning, his remains will be taken to Great Falls for 'interment in Highland Cemetery at a later date.

i i Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary I GEORGE PERRY DENNIS MLAN Conriiifrined Telephone 723-3239 Butte, Montana Cummunitv because neither the roads nor the dam have been built and buyers of property in the unrelated Mustang Ranches, Virginia City Ranches and Air Park subdivisions have been permitted and encouraged to use the common areas and easements. The contract agreements were breached, the plaintiffs claim, when the defendants in a conspiracy offered those buying lots in the other subdivisions the right to use the common areas and easements. The plaintiffs also claim the defendants formed the Shining Mountains Owners' Association, a non-profit corporation, on May 24, 1973, to manage the protective covenants of the three subdivision units. They say a controversy has arisen over the association because the defendants amended the articles of incorporation on Jan. 25, 1978, to.

include the other subdivisions. The court is asked to rule on the plat provisions relative to the common areas and easements and declare that the exclusive use rights belong to the plaintiffs. A judgment declaring the amendment of the articles of incorporation to include other subdivisions as an illegal act also is sought. The plaintiffs ask $500,000 for building the roads, $50,000 for the dam construction, $250,000 in general damages and $10 million "for the sake of example and by way of punishment of the defendants." A jury trial is demanded. Singer appears at two meetings Sydna Taylor of Bozeman, a song writer and recording artist, will entertain at two Anaconda functions next week.

All area women are invited. Tuesday at 7 30, Miss Taylor will be at the Anaconda Christian Business and Professional Women's Council monthly session Kh VFW Hall, Fourth and Chestnut. On Wednesday at 12:30, Miss Taylor will be at the Anaconda Christian Women's Club luncheon at Fairmont Hot Springs. Lorraine Bohleen of Livingston will be the speaker at both meetings. During the evening program, Sandi Roark, new owner of the Rocky Mountain Emporium, will present a "Crafts" feature.

Reservations are due Monday with Rosella Bouck, 563-2131, or Darlene Riesland, 563-8086. At the Fairmont luncheon, Shirley Ottenstror of Anaconda will give a "demonstration on bead work. A nursery for children will be available for wnmen attending the luncheon. Reservations for the nursery and luncheon are to be made with Nancy Kitchin, 563-5458; Ruth Cox, 563-8076, or in Philipsburg with Nancy Hebnes, 859-3717. Frontier lands in Capital City HELENA (AP) Frontier Airlines inaugurated service to Helena Thursday with a banner-cutting, champagne-sipping ceremony at the Helena City-County Airport.

The maiden landing was made by a gleaming, 106-passenger Boeing 737, Frontier became the fourth airline to serve Helena, although Western Airlines has announces plans to pull out as soon as its service to Salt Lake City is taken over by another airline. Frontier now is offering daily Spokane-Missoula-Helena-Billings-Denver routing. Online IMHI IOIMII ANACONDA 1:00 tsi mm THE AMITWILLE HORROR PARK MOTORS International dealer for 49 years. New and used 4x4s. Parts for Scocts and International trucks.

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SUBSCRIPTIONS may bo started In our office during business hours NEWS Is welcomed In our Anaconda Office WANT ADS Deadline: 10:30 a.m. the day prior to publication HAPPY ADS Deadline: 10; JO o.m. two doyi prior le publication DISMAY ClASSIFIID ADVIRTISIN0 MAY II IROUGNT INTO OUR ANACONDA OFFICI. TO SCO? K-2 SKI PACKAGE tlH Ue ar Van. lMof I Man II tfl I IM I I an Maine CJ Hal We.

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He was born July 17, 1893, to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hendricksen. He served with the Army's 1st Division Signal Battalion in World War I. He lived in Butte 34 years and was self-employed at the Central Garage.

Mr. Morrill enjoyed hunting and fishing and was' captain of the American Legion rifle team 1934-41. He was a member of the Elks and the Masonic lodge. Survivors include his wife, Delia; son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Arlen Morrill Jr. of Browns Gulch; stepdaughters, Betty McGill and Dori Braden, both of California; sister, Clara Carlson of Washington; grand-' children, Thomas Morrill and Deana McManus of Butte; and three great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be Monday at 10 in Mountain View Cemetary. Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary is in Anaconda deaths ATTN: Catholic Order of' Forresters Daughters of Isabella The rosary will be recited in Longfellow's Finnegan Funeral Home for Margaret A. Quigley this (Friday) afternoon at 2.

ATTN: Rotana Club Federal Postal Employees QUIGLEY The body of Margaret A. Quigley of 308 W. Third is in Longfellow's Finnegan Funeral home where friends may call beginning this (Friday) at noon. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:15, proceeding to St. Paul Church where Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10:30.

Interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery. The vigil services will be in the funeral home this evening at 7. LONOFELLOWS FINNEGAN FUNERAL HOME Friendly, Courteous Service A. A. (Tiny) Longfellow Prti.

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