The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 9

1 1 1 15) Teachers convention in Butte Harriet Miller tells teachers of adult education program The start of a new program of basic education for adults who did not attend high school was outlined in Butte Thursday night by Harriet Miller, state superintendent of public instruction. She spoke at the banquet session of the annual convention of the Montana Federation of Teachers at the Vegas Club. The convention continues today with sessions in Finlen Hotel. Sen. Lee Metcalf will speak at 1:30.

Miss Miller said the new program, provided for by the Economic Opportunity Act, will enable school districts to offer classes for persons over 18 who need to improve their reading, writing and other basic skills in order to get jobs or to advance in their present jobs. She said, "Any school district having a significant number of VFW opposes cigarette tax to support building program Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dist. 4, has gone on 1 record as being opposed to Referendum 64. Acting on a motion of Junior Vice Commander Ray Tuszynski of Butte, the body opposed the referendum, which will appear on the ballot in the general election. It would authorize the Legislature to continue the threecent per package tax on cigarettes, with the monies realized to be used for a state building program.

Opposition to the Referendum is based on "the fact that the Veterans of Foreign Wars while in session at their State convention, in June passed a resolution requesting a bonus be paid to Viet Nam veterans wand that use of the funds rea- Mrs. Dora Weir, 73, dies in Salt Lake Mrs. Dora Mae Eva Weir, 73, a Montana native, died Thursday in Salt Lake City, where she had made her home for the past five years. She was born May 13, 1893, in Haschell. Surviving are the husband, J.

Weir, Salt Lake City; son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Coulsley; brother, Stanley Eva, Butte; and nieces, and cousins. The body will be brought to Dolan's Mortuary. Butte firemen answer 3 alarms An overheated furnace in the home of Mrs.

R. J. Gregg, 58 W. Mercury, resulted in the request for Butte firemen at 8:40 a.m. Thursday.

At 8:57 a.m. a was ported in the home of Dewey Millison, 716 Madison. There was considerable damage to the interior of the one-story, frame structure and to furniture. At 7:55 p.m. firemen answered a false alarm at Walnut and Wyoming.

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723-7525 lized from the cigarette tax for a Stat building program would in essence eliminate the possibility of the requested bonus for our fighting men now serving their country in Viet Tuszynski said. Tuszynski, commander of the Butte post said, "The requested bonus for our Viet Nam veterans would have to be acted upon by the Legislature and possibly be submitted to a referendum vote; however, should the monies from the cigarettetax be diverted into building fund, there would. then be the necessity for the creation of a new tax to realize the funds for the payment of the bonus to the Viet Nam veterans. We waged a vigorous battle for the establishment of the bonus for veterans, which was approved by the electorate via referendum. We are not about to see the fruits of these labors wiped out and be placed in a psoition where we have to seek new avenues of revenue for a to our Viet Nam veterans." Young Butte pair hurt in collision Two 18-year-olds from Butte were injured Wednesday when, the car in which they were riding sideswiped a pickup truck near Dillon.

The two were given emergency treatment at Dillon's Barrett Hospital and then brought to St. James Community Hospital. Tony Konda, 18, of 1859 Florence was admitted for observation and treatment of cuts on his face. His companion, Charlene Sandretto, 18, 1313 Iowa, was treated and released. Highway patrolman Harold Forsman said the Konda vehicle collided with the pickup, driven by Don Simms, Salmon, Idaho, then sailed about 30 feet and "disintegrated." Neither Simms nor his two passengers were injured, Forsman said.

Ervin H. Barney Funeral services were conducted for -Ervin H. Barney, Anaconda, Thursday in the Church of Jesus. Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial was in the cemetery at Philipsburg.

The Finnegan Funeral Home was in charge. Elder Gary Mohler conducted the service. Pallbearers were Don LaTray, Milton Lenegar, Hilden Mowrer, James Eighorn, Edward Raihle, Theodore Miller. Clifford Barnes, Manhattan, dedicated the grave. Reentry problem MADRID, Spain (AP) Minutes after detailing technicalities involved in blasting off a spacecraft, a group of American scientists attending an astronautical congress here were baffled by an old-fashioned that got between floors.

A Spanish doorman solved the space specialists dilemma, bringing them down to the groand floor. COMPRESSOR STOLEN An air compressor was stolen from a car belonging to William J. Peterson, 1005 W. Cobban. while the car was parked on Sampson, police reported.

MONTANA TALE In reporting an interview with Governor Babcock on his decision to run for the Senate in spite of his many firm announcements that he would serve a full term as Governor, an editorial writer for the Missoulian, wrote: "the governor spoke with a sincerity that has come to be expected of him when dealing with an important Missoulian, April 17, 1966. O.K.! What About Sincerity Paid Political Advertisement, Silver Bow Democratic Central Committee, Joseph Shea, Chairman, 15 West Broadway St. BUTTE tatistics DEATHS Elizario Romero, 32, 515 E. Mercury, died Thursday. Mrs.

Dora Mae Eva Weir, 73, Salt Lake City, died Thursday. A Butte funeral is planned. NEW ARRIVALS In St. James Community Hospital Thursday: Mr. and Mrs.

Ray C. Poad, 506 Kemper, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.

Pelletier, 2195 Cottonwood. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Lewis Leathers and Marie E. Bay. Ronald R. Peterson and Sandra L.

Wilhelm. Kenneth R. Wheeler and Patricia L. James. FUNERALS TODAY Eugene Sullivan, St.

Patrick Church, 9:30 Holy Cross Ceme- Herbert G. Rogers, Duggan Merrill Mortuary, Mount Moriah Cemetery. Butte brieis Judge John B. McClernan signed a dismissal order Thursday in the district court civil action of Alina Wiitsalo against J. J.

McCaffery as trustee for Prudential Diversified Services. The matter was settled out of court. The Longfellow Recreation Center, 3200 Kennedy, is having their annual pancake breakfast Sunday. There will be square dancing in the Ramsay School auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. Tom Millot will be the caller.

Those attending are asked to bring a box lunch. Degree of Honor Junior Club, Free Silver 11, will have a Holloween party at Carpenters Hall Saturday at 1:30. residents handicapped by limited education may apply for federal funds to carry out an adult basic education project." The superintendent said her office is preparing to mail detailed information about the new program to all school districts. Applications are expected within a few weeks. Miss Miller said the program provides 90 per cent of the cost from federal funds.

School districts are required to provide 10 per cent in matching funds. She said the purpose of the program is to increase the employability of people who, as children, did not have enough education to prepare them for the kind of jobs that today's world offers. Business sessions of the convention will open today at 10:15 with invocation by the Very Rev. Dositei Obradovich. Roger Aspholm- of Anaconda, federation president, will be in charge.

Mayor Thomas F. Powers will give the welcome. Charles Davis, city superintendent of schools; Clyde Jarvis of the Montana Farmers Union and James Umber, executive secretary of the AFLCIO, will be morning speakers. Butte Jaycees to sell bulbs The Butte Jaycees, starting Monday and continuing through Oct. 21, will sell electric light bulbs for the benefit of underprivileged children.

Funds will be used to conduct the annual Christmas shopping tour for such children. John S. Hennelley Jr. is the project chairman. The Montana Power Co.

will donate a 150-watt bulb to each person purchasing a pack. ST. JAMES COMMUNITY Admitted Mrs. Mary Lou Klemo, 2011 Elm; Gail Metier, Wilsall; Mrs. Helen C.

Thornto.I, 118 Ruby; Mrs. Josephine Symons, 2105 Ash; Sherri and Kenneth J. Petersen 3300 Harrison; Mrs. Ruth Hildreth, Dillon; Carl. W.

Brown, 3215 S. Dakota; Andrew Vogen, 1220 Utah; Robert R. Holmen, 1119 Deleware; Mrs. Lorraine M. Murphy, 2110 Arizona; Mrs.

Grace Parker, Anaconda; Stephen A. Stanich, 1725 Mary Ann Matule, 2501 George; Mrs. Eva Ireland, 409 E. First; Mrs. Mary Thornton, 21 S.

Dakota; David J. Suttey, Williamsburg; Fred J. Schmidt, 106 W. Gold; George Kortum, 1810 Haggin, Anaconda; Judy. Marie Zeigler, 213 S.

Washington. Dismissed Mrs. Mary E. Calvert, 1110 Waukesha; Geri Cuchine, Delaware; Louette Kimble, Anaconda; Spectators doze during treason trial Hospital Notes Mrs. Carrie Barber, 23 E.

Center; Walter M. Hennessey, 700 N. Wyoming; David L. David, Livingston; Mrs. Beverly Gustafson, Anaconda; Mrs.

Donna Venn, 3110 St. Ann; Bonnie L. Plate, 2319 Princeton; Mrs. Pearl K. Blaskovich, Anaconda; James P.

Gentry, 3525 Willoughby; E. Attletweedt, 666 Maryland; John Joseph Riley, 1117 Waukesha; Michael F. Beaudion, 924 W. Platinum; Susan A. Case, 2001 Lowell; Linda D.

Butler, 18 Tobogan, Walkerville; Mrs. Carlene M. Martin, 3465 Quincy; Raymond Linn, Rte. Mrs. Joseph D.

Thompson and daughter, 2713 Silver Bow Robert F. Brebrick, Anaconda. SIVER BOW GENERAL Admitted Janice Dockter, 1854 Dewey; Charlene Sandretta, 1313 Iowa; Robin Bowman, 21 W. Center; Sharon Holm, 319 E. Broadway; Mrs.

Judy Duffy, 304 W. Granite; John Philbin, Anaconda. Dismissed Mrs. Alice MacKenzie, 2019 Oregon; Wanda Smith, 929 Minah; Mrs. Theresa Chicoski, 1817 Florence; Mrs.

Margaret Gloler, 2035 S. Arizona. Infiltrators nabbed SRINAGAR, Kashmir (AP) The Indian government says that 49 Pakistani infiltrators have been arrested in Kashmir so far this year. Pakistan has committed four violations of the cease-fire since the end of the fighting in the -India-Pakistan war last year, a spokesman charged. Park named BOMBAY (UPI) -The vast field where Pope Paul VI met with the International Echaristie Congress in 1964 will be named Pope Paul Park, city officials announced Tuesday.

Guest speakers BERLIN (UPI) -The World Congress on Evangelism meeting here Oct. 26-Nov. 4 will be addressed by Ethiopian President Haile Selassie and a friend of his, Billy Graham, it was announced Thursday. Graham will act as honorary chairman of the congress. Montana Standard-Post-9 Butte-Anaconda, Montane Friday, October 14, 1.966 FHA approves loan HELENA.

(AP)-The Farmers Home Administration tentatively approved a $55,000 loan Thursday for a sewer system to serve 525 persons, Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont, was advised. JAKARTA (UPI) Courtroom spectators dozed through "documentary" films Thursday showing mutilated bodies of the generals killed in the Oct. 1, 1965 attempted Communist coup, as the prosecution summed up its case in the treason trial of former Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio. The court was filled to its 350-person capacity but many in the room slept in the tropical heat.

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