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MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, TURD AT MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1950 with the bacteria count and butter-fat content listed: December Milk Episcopal Choirs Dairy December B'fat Roy Foole, Once of Buiie, Called Llndale 2,000 Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF lands, and four brothers. Leon, who attended Butte Business college and Montana School of Mines; E. J. Foote, Ottawa, John A. Foote, a Baptist missionary In Japan, and H.

B. Foote of Helena, sanitary engineer for the Montana state board of health. An aunt, Mrs. Jesse Whltmore, whose husband formerly operated a feed store here. Rocky Mountan 2,000 South Side 1,000 3.8 3.9 4.3 4.5 5.3 Sunkist 20,000 The death or Roy Foote, Butte groceryman and member Report Issued Five dairies and seven pasteurizing plants serving the Butte district were cleared In December to distribute milk and cream finder requirements of the city's new milk ICE CREAM rtES SHERBETS II Foal-r rbnn of Kwuu'i flMat I Crvtat ICI CHAM JTOM' Tt Wait IndiiM EOIC DAVE XOftAT Sunny Bridge 3,000 Paeteurized milk: of a widely-known family, In Long When" Red Smith, of American Airlines, was on his way from London to the flying field, a careless pedestrian darted In front of the taxlcab.

conducted a mission for Chinese In! Beach, on Dec. 27, was made known Friday In letters to friends In 3.7 3.5 3.5 Butte many years ago. Community Milk, Past. 1,500 Community Milk, Homo. 3,500 Crystal Cr.

Past 4,000 Crystal Cr. 2,500 ordinance, according to a report Butte. Many persons here recall the family well. Tom Benac Sought filed with the city council this week by Bob Sherman, food and health IVI MAKB Information concerning the where 3.6 3.6 3.5 3.6 3.5 3.6 3.4 Inspector. aboutt of Thomaa (Tom) Benao Elgin 20,000 Meadow Gold, PaBt 2,500 Meadow Gold, Homo 4,000 Miners Dairy 4,000 Rock Springs Dairy 18,000 Western Creamery 1,000 THINGS TICKI lo Presenl Cantata Sunday The adult and children's choirs of fit.

John Episcopal church will pre-aent the cantata, "The Eve of Orace," at the church at 11 o'clock flunday, Miss Violet, Laity, director and organist, announced Friday. The cantata, With text by Van Tassel Sutphen and music by J. Sebastian Matthews, Is written in four parts. The program follows: Part one, Advent "The Lamentations solo and chorus, "How Long, Lord, How Long;" solo, "Upon Thy Cloudy choral, "Departed Is the Ark of Power;" "The Name Above Every Name;" solo and chorus, 'Speak Ye Comfortably to Jerusalem;" carol, "Where Wilt Thou Lodge?" Part two, Nativity "The Day- Under the ordinance now In effect, who is thought to be in the Butte The driver swerved sharply and managed to miss him, giving. the side of his cab a resounding slap with his free hand as he did so.

Smith unscrambled himself In the back seat and asked, "What was the big idea of that slap?" "Simple, guv'nor," explained the cabbie, who probably studied Freud In his off-hours. "If I'd sounded my horn he'd have known I saw him and he'd Ignore me and go on the same way next time. When I banged my cab, however, he thought he'd been hit and he won't forget it In a hurry." A man called up a drugstore and asked for a sleeping pill five feet district is asked in a letter received from his brother, Vincent Benac, Riverside, Calif. The letter came to' Elmer Powell of the police de bacteria count in raw milk samples taken from dairies must not exceed 50,000 per cubic centimeter while counts in samples from pasteurizing plants must remain under 30,000. At the same time the count in samples taken from producers must not exceed 200,000.

partment's bureau of identification. Mrs. Rabey, Former Butte Woman, Dies The missing man has not been ALL WORK GUARANTEED Mr. Foote came to Butte In 1902 and was employed by Lutey Brothers. In 1912 he was Instrumental in the development of two self-service grocery stores operated by the firm.

They were believed to be the first stores of their kind established in the country. Roy Foote resided on Zarelda street, where his eldest son died Jan. 1, 1909. Mrs. Foote was active in the Montana woman suffrage movement.

She died in Long Beach Jan. 31, 1939. Mr. Foote, who was buried Dec. 30 in Sunnyside Memorial park in Long Beach, Is survived by three children and six grandchildren, all of Long Beach.

He was associated with his two sons in a contracting business engaged In home building. Surviving relatives also Include a sister, Mrs. P. H. Brown of Red- S7T Mrs.

Frank Rabey, former resi dent of Butte, died Thursday night heard from by his brother In 10 years, according to the letter. The I California resident hopes to be able to trace the whereabouts of a sister in Illinois if he can locate his brother. Anyone knowing the miss-; ing man is asked to contact Mr. mm muLJ In Los Angeles. She formerly was Miss Catherine Condon.

79 West Park long. "A pill like that would make you sleep six months," scoffed the durgglst. "So what?" said the man. "I'm an Eskimo." Mrs. Rabey attended Sacred Heart spring;" solo and duet, "And There Powell at police headquarters.

1 Um Standard-Pott Want Ada for lUaulla. Were In the Same Country Shep school and the Butte Business college. She and her husband and Home on Leave herds;" "In Excelsls;" solo, "And the Angel Said Unto Them;" chorus, "Glory to God in the Highest;" "The Set. James Melkle, USMC, who Foresters Discuss Range Policy, Wildlife Program family lived In Los Angeles for several years. Surviving besides the husband are a son, Frank; son-in-law and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. George Desire of All Nations;" solo and cho recently returned to the mainland from a tour of duty with the Marines in the Hawllan Islands, has rus, "On Mary's Breast" a Newborn Babe Reclines;" carol by children's "The practice of grading milk In 'Class A' or 'Class B' has been discontinued under the new regulations," Mr. Sherman explained. "Milk is either good or it is bad. If four consecutive testa show an excessive bacteria count, the operator's license is suspended until conditions causing the high count have been remedied." Under regulations two sample tests a month are required, Mr.

Sherman said, but It has been the policy of the Butte health office to take an average of three samples a month for laboratory examination. Samples are taken without regard to regularity. Under the new ordinance Butte for the first time in history has the power to prevent the distribution of milk by producers who do not maintain clean plants and operate under sanitary methods, the inspector said. Following is Mr. Sherman's report Stewart and Carol Ann and Gail choir, "A Bright Star Shining." Part three "The Virgin's Lul arrived In Butte to spend a 30-day leave of absence visiting his parents.

The family home is at 931 Utah. Following his leave Sgt. Rangers and their assistants from various districts in the Deer Lodge National forest were assembled in NEEDS A FRIEND PimitlW rasty coujfc medicines onchifJnea CwcHicffl pleasant fasting rWSSlNtVttuqnS jut to coUs J0iA's 1qv laby." solo, "But Mary Kept All These Things;" "Red Are the Roses Melkle will return to the Marine "The Oblation;" men's chorus, "Now RADIO REPAIRS Competent Radio Engineers at Your Service PHONE 2-1870 RADIO ENGINEERING AND SERVICE 219 W. Park St Air station at FJ Toro, where Butte Friday lor a one-day con ference with administrators. During the session, range manage When Jesus Was Born;" full chorus he will resume his duties as crew Rabey, and a grandson, Robert Stewart, all of Los Angeles; brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr.

and Mrs. Al Carey of Buttte and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fewer of Los Angeles; brothers-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Evan Tibbetts and Bill Krisk, of Butte, and a number of nephews and nieces. Plans for the funeral were incomplete Friday. chief on an air transport, according and solo, "Follow, Follow O'er Hill and O'er Hollow;" carol, "The Little ment and wildlife plans and policies to MSgt. Milton Frankel, officer In Door." were under discussion. Also studied and discussed at length was a road charge of the Butte Marine recruit' Epilogue "Yesterday, Today and tag station, who visited Sgt.

Melkle maintenance program for the year. Fred Mass, assistant to Super on the latter's arrival In Butte. Forever;" solo, "God So Loved the World;" chorus, "Now Thanks Be Unto God;" carol, "Dark, Dark Was visor W. E. Fry, who is In charge of range and wildlife operations, led the discussions at the morning the Night." pj I1MHW I session and Glenn Thompson, as Soloists for the performance will Include Mrs.

Melvin Beel, Mrs. a MacDonald, Mrs. Hugo Kenck, Mrs. Jean Rundle, Robert sistant supervisor, led the afternoon discussions. In addition to Mr.

Fry, Mr. Mass Poore, S. Carkeet and Ralph Smith. and Mr. Thompson, in attendance were Flovd E.

Williams, ranger, and Personnel of the adult choir fol George Kore, alternate, Butte; Russell Lockhart, ranger, and Mor lows: Sopranos Mrs. Beel, Miss Darlene Carkeet, Mrs. James L. Eymann, Miss Shirley Kellow, Mrs. ton A.

Woods, assistant; Boulder; Frank Blackmore, ranger, Whitehall; Gwendolyn Lugg, Mrs. MacDonald Bob Milodragovlch, ranger, Mel Miss Shirley McDonald, Miss Agnes Penaluna, Mrs. Rundle, Mrs. Thomas Aaberg, assistant, Anaconda; Leon L. Lake, ranger, Deer Lodge, and Milton F.

Phillips, ranger, Philips- E. Tobin, Miss Lura Joan Trevl-thick; contraltos Mrs. Kenck, Mrs. Ray Larson, Mrs. W.

J. Lavelle, Mrs. burg. B. S.

Stephens; tenors Mr. Carkeet and Mr. Smith; bassos-P. G. Hardy, Mr.

Poore, Evan Roberts and James Traffic Cases Heard in Police Court Glover, Jr. The children's choir Is composed of Wenzell Brown, Glenn Carter, Lee Farley, Robert Gale, Gefald Hawthorne, Claude Huber, Terry A total of $32.50 was realized for the city treasury Friday afternoon introducing WUVSEM. automatic transmission Optional on Dt Luxe Models at Extra Cost in a session of police court conducted by Judge John Selon. A fine Irving, Walter Laity, PauL Liene of $10 was imposed on a man mann, James Rowe, Milton Ryan, Tommy Tobin, William Williams, Dvid Wise, Sally Barker, Barbara answering to the name of King El liott, Whitehall resident, who Dleaded KUllty to speeding In a Brown. Linda Brown, Darien Carkeet, Barbara Carkeet, Ann Louise Coyle, Nevis Dodds, Jan Ekeberg, Sandra school rone.

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