The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 18

I a Anaconda. Mont, Prides, April 27, Montana Castellano Goes For Sheriff Job Pete Castellano made it a threeply Democratic race for sheriff Thursday when he filed his nom-inating in the office of the county clerk and recorder. Castellano is 48. He was born in Meaderville Aug. 12, 1913, and has been here all his life.

He and his wife, who have three children, live at 50 Lincoln Meaderville. He is a high school graduate and a miner, member of organized labor. This is his first, attempt: at public office. His statement at time of promised "fair and impartial treatment for all." He said he stands for "100 per cent protection of schools and children, and aroundthe -clock law enforcement." Castellano said he favors an adequate youth recreation program and commented that Silver Bow is the only large county without a playground beyond city limits. He said he would work closely with all youth improvement groups.

Castellano and William T. Drew, who also filed late Thursday, are the only rivals of incumbent Sheriff William L. Dalling for the Demo- cratic nomination, AMERICA'S GREATEST FREEZER VALUE! ADMIRAL 15.3 Ca. Ft. FREEZER Holds 536 $188 Model HF116 AMERICA'S GREATEST REFRIGERATOR VALUE! ADMIRAL New Slimline REFRIGERATOR $138 With Trade Model CR310 YOU BUY BEST AT GEO STEELE CO.

42 W. Broadway, Butte 311 E. Park, Anasonda: Fun Tonight in W-G Musical These Webster Garfield Fifth and Sixth grade students are among the many who will sing and. have in the musical program to be presented Friday night at 7:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. The wagon will be seen in the Westward Ho number of the variety show titled "American Sings." Left to in the wagon are Barbara Semmens, Gary' Lean, John Smith and Joan Cottrell, sixth graders.

Pulling the outfit are Jacquie James, and Allan Petersen, -fifth graders. Death Summons Thomas Benac Thomas Benac, 212 S. Arizona, died Thursday in a local hospital following an illness. A native of Yugoslavia, where he received his early schooling, he came to Roundup as a young man. Later he moved to Butte and was employed on the Northern Pacific Railroad and afterward on the He was of the Catholic faith and a member of the Croatian Fraternal Union No.

775, Roundup. Surviving is a brother, Fabian, of Warm Springs. White's Funeral Home will announce the time and place of the services. John Lyons Rites Are Conducted At Sacred Heart Requiem mass for John Lyons was celebrated Thursday morning in Sacred Heart Church by the Rev. O'Sullivan.

The school choir sang the responses. Pallbearers were James Combo, Charles McAuliffe, Jack O'Brien, Thomas Duff, William Gleason and Edward Sullivan. Burial was in Holy- Cross Cemetery, where the Rev. Edmond Taylor spoke the committal prayers. The Daly-Shea Mortuary had charge.

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It all added up to a protest over inaccurate forecasts from Nicholas Bonham, 16, and his sister, Congregational Youth Rally Scheduled Here Scheduled Here Pilgrim Felowships, represent ing the high school young people of the Western Association of Congregational Churches, will hold their Spring 'rally here Saturday and Sunday at the United Congregational Church. Delegates will come from Missoula, Thompson Falls, Trout Creek, Great Falls, Fairfield, Power, Fort Shaw, Helena, and Butte. The opening worship service at 2 p.m. Saturday will be conducted by the Thompson Falls group led by Nils. Rosedahl.

rally chairman. The theme of the conference is "Our Future Responsibilities." Rev. Howard Y. Williams will present some 25 modern problems of our age and the young, people will break- up into small discussion groups to consider how the church can her to solve some of these issues. Following this opening session, the young people will go swimming.

The banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the community hall of the church, followed by an address on the conference theme by Rev. Law: rence L. Gruman of Missoula. A mixer will complete the evening.

Sunday at 9 a.m., the young people will discuss "How Can We Make Our Pilgrim Fellowship More Effective in Preparing Us for Future, The delegates will attend the morning worship service at 10:30 o'clock when Rev. Williams speaks on Teamsters Take Notice Special Meeting Friday, April 27, 1962 TEAMSTERS P.M. Important- -Be Sure to Come Ed Kangas, President. Religion Prepares Us For Leadership." A coffee hour will close the conference. Your Pharmacist The Man Who Is There When You Need Him Prompt delivery on all prescription needs is one of the services your dependable pharmacist can be depended on.

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Church to Note Education Day Special recognition will be given to higher education day in the Sunday services of the First Christian Church, Texas and Silver. Bow. Mr. and Mrs. Howard King, seniors in Northwest Christian College, Eugene, will speak to both the youth and" adult departments of the church school.

at 9:45 and at the worship hour at 10:55 a.m. Mrs. King, a native, of, Kalispell, is a grandniece the local pastor, Rev. 0. Harris.

Rev. Harris said Drake Divinity School, the seminary for advance of Christian workers in Des Moines, Iowa, will likewise receive special mention. Those who wish may make such offerings as they may choose for the support of these institutions at the worship service of the church Sunday. The public is invited to attend. Driver Forfeits $150 On Charge Of Drunken Driving A Herbert Utoff failed to appear in police court Thursday to answer 'a complaint charging drunken driving.

His $150 bond was forfeited by Judge Selon. Ronald Gransbery forfeited a $25 bond on a charge of failing or refusing to yield right of way to an emergency vehicle. John Bray, charged as a school' zone speeder, lost $25 bond by forfeiture. Ex-Resident's Wife Dies i in Arizona Gilarie M. Sulivan, 33, wife James.

A. Sullivan, former Butte resident, died April 18 in Tucson, Ariz. Services and burial were held in her former home. Jasper, Ala. Besides her husband she is survived by two stepchildren, Timothy and Colleen Sullivan, and other rela tives.

Mr. Sullivan is the son of Mrs. Marie K. Sullivan, Sparks, land the late Tim Sullivan. "While in Butte the family lived 508 W.

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