The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 38

14-A The Missoulian, Sunday, June 20, 1 965 Watching Missoula Grow I p-wy wyTWnrl'm iumm I i iiium.i.u. I BllSineSS Developments In Western Montana Mobile Home Village Expanding Rapid growth in use of mobile homes has led El-Mar T. I I 1 it ft Trailer Village to undertake an expansion program, with Tom Frame Joining his brother, Elmer Frame, in its operation. I The pair purchased 30 acres of land on the south of the present village from Al D'Orazi. Already they have built roads through the addition, natural gas and elec tricity have been Installed for 41 spaces, nine spaces have been completed and of them eight are occupied.

Angel to Represent Insurance Firm Howard R. Angel 4203 Larkspur has been appointed special representative in Missoula of the Washington National Insurance Firm of Evanston, 111. He will be associated with the Lawrence A. Chargin Agency, headquartered in Great Falls. For the past three years Angel has been employed by Buttreys Foods.

Currently, he is treasurer of the Missoula Junior Chamber of Commerce. As a sideline, Angel, who belongs to the International Brotherhood of Magicians, has entertained all over Montana with feats of magic and mental telepathy. Angel and his wife, Gine, have a son, Chris. Olsen Purchases Clothing Store ST. IGNATIUS Sale of the Wolcott Clothing Store here has been announced, bought by Archie Olsen, who also owns the Gambles store.

The buildings are adjoining, and a connecting passage will be installed. Manager will be Gladys Diedrich, who has been associated with Walcott for the past fy'2 years. Law Succeeded by Heinrich at Bill Law, vice president of K-G Men's Stores and manager of the Missoula store in Holiday Village, will move to Great Falls J- V. I 1 fan If demand continues to grow, the Frames plan to build 54 spaces for 10 and 12-foot wide mobile homes, 14 spaces for double-wide and expanding mobile homes, 40 "pull-through" spaces for overnight travel trailers, and a campground to accommodate 25 tents this year. Tent spaces will have picnic tables, barbecue grills and water at convenient locations.

These new spaces will handle, mobile homes up to 12 by 65 feet, according to the Frames. They said the 14 spaces for double-wide mobile homes are an innovation in the Missoula area. Elmer Frame worked for the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads as a highway construction engineer from 1948 to 1956. He still does engineering work locally and has the bus transportation contract to Hell Gate School.

Tom Frame was superintendent for Naranche Konda Construction Co. of Butte from 1962 to 1965, coming here from a project out of Dillon. He worked for Rocky Mountain Construction Co. of Missoula from 1958 to 1961, and for Montana Power Co. here during mink 1 1 4 'WWW i.

WW I "if about the first of the month to serve the firm in another capacity. There he will manage the firm's Holiday Village store and also supervise the Missoula and Helena units. The headquarters is in Billings, where another unit is operated in West Park Plaza. Another unit is located in Minot, N.D. The company also operates Lady K-G Stores in Great Falls and Minot.

John M. Heinrich, assistant manager at Billings, has been promoted to manager of the Missoula store. Temporarily he and his wife, the former Joyce Brooks of Billings, are residing at 3911 Brooks St. Heinrich, born Sept. 10, Mm a I jf 11 I 1957-58.

Telstar Model to Be Shown in Trailer "Communications Unlimited," Mountain States Telephone's big new display trailer, will be parked in the Trempers Shopping Center Tuesday and Wednesday. The trailer will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., according to W. D. Hancock, district manager for the firm.

One of the displays is a miniature model of the Bell system's Telstar communications satellite. The activated model shows how messages can be beamed from a ground station to a satellite and back to earth again. Also displayed are such items as communications via microwave and undersea cable. Thompson Falls Car Dealer Remodeling THOMPSON FALLS A major remodeling program, to be undertaken in two stages, has been started by Heater Heater, pioneer Thompson Falls Ford dealer. Turk Cabinet Shop has the contract for the project.

Richard C. Heater said that a new parts room and a new office, along with a storage room in the attic, will be provided. The new parts room will make possible additional showroom space so that the firm will able to display two vehicles. The office will be located In space presently occupied by the parts department. The stairway to the basement under the showroom Is being shifted as a safety measure.

The interior will be redecorated completely. Next year Heater Heater plan to modernize the CHATEAU MODERNIZATION-EXPANSION PROJECT NEARLY COMPLETED John M. Heinrich 1927, in Glendive, graduated from Dawson County High School in 1945. During 1945-46 he was in the Navy. From 1946 to 1950 he attended Rocky Mountain College in Billings, where he was a basketball star and earned a bachelor of science in physical education.

He has been with the K-G organization the past two years. Whitefish Shoe Store Is Being Moved WHITEFISH Another expanding business in White- Now in its final stages is an expansion and modernization program that will make the Club Chateau, five miles east, as handsome a supper club as exists in Montana and surrounding area. This week attention -will be focused on the exterior, especial-ly the front, which is being converted into a Swiss chalet appearance with a wide, overhanging gable. About all that remains on the interior is finishing touches. The biggest job remaining inside is carpeting.

This problem developed because carpet ordered from the east happened to be destroyed in the freight train derailment that occurred cloakroom and to increase the size of the kitchen. A modern concept of decorative treatment has given it a different look. The new, west wing is identical in size to the east wing that was opened six years ago last April. This banquet room, which includes a small service bar, has had an appearance that conforms to the modernization. Ralph B.

Marchildon, owner and manager, said that the cost has exceeded the $50,000 mark. The project was begun in April by Contractor Joe Phelps. Ever since Marchildon acquired the place in the fall of 1952 he has been expanding and updating it until now it has a capacity of more than 300. east of Missoula recently. The bar-lounge and a dining room for medium-sized parties occupy a new, 25-by-70-foot west wing.

The ultra-modern, bar-lounge, pictured above, is finished except for carpeting and a few odds and ends. It includes a small, parquet dance floor. Enough carpet was received to cover the dining room in back which, otherwise, is about completed. The main dining room is being transformed with new decor and furnishings. It has new upholstered booths, and the tables and chairs are new.

It also will be carpeted. The old bar has been used provide a combination entry- fish is the Quick Shoe Store, owned and operated by James Ball and his sister. Mrs. Gladys Sandell. 'The exterior with a new front.

Riebes Buy Poison Malt Shop POLSON Mr. and Mrs. Gary Riebe have purchased the Malt Shop in Poison from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander, who have owned and operated the business for the past year.

Riebe is a native of Poison and attended Montana State University for the past two years. He and his wife, Sandra, have three children Becky, 6, Ricky, 4, and Tracey, 2. They are living in the apartment adjacent to the business. Davis Named Blue Bay Manager POLSON Ray Davis of Poison has been named manager of the Blue Bay Resort, according to Directors Stephen DeMers and Leland Schoonover of Poison and Don Aadsen of Ronan. Davis has been in the restaurant-lounge type of work since 1955.

He and his wife, Barbara, and their children are living at the resort. Appointment of Alex Adams as assistant manager and chef at Blue Bay also was announced. Adams has some shoe store is moving to a newly-renovated and much larger building just one door away from the present store. A grand opening at the new location is planned for July 1. Ball and Mrs.

Sandell bought the present store in November 1956 and have added to their line of shoes and will continue to do so in their new location which will give more room for displaying merchandise, also for more storage. Mrs. Sandell and her brother both do ceramic work, which will be featured in one area of the store along with their collection of antiques. Hammond Promoted by Prudential Appointment of Sutton Hammond of Billings as manager of the San Francisco agency of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America has been announced.

He has been manager of the firm's Montana ordinary agencies for the past nine years. Currently, he is president of the Montana Association of Life Underwriters. Hammond's replacement has not been revealed. Beekeeping Supply Factory Launched 10 Insurance Writers Get Awards Nine members of the Western Montana Association of Life Underwriters have received quality awards from the National Association of Life Underwriters. Recipients and the number of years each has earned national quality awards follow: Henry L.

Zahn, 17; A. L. Kadlec, C. F. Honzel, Joseph Havlovick of Pol-son and William Redmond of Kalispell, 3 each; F.

Earl Monaco, J. R. Garard, Oscar C. Hauge and E. Stephen Stergios, 1 each.

Mary E. L. Cassedy of Kalispell was announced as having qualified for life membership in the women's national leadership round table. pool and will be given on-the- job training. Coming to Poison in July to install machinery will be two officials, Lester O'Neil and Car 45 years of experience in this field.

He and his wife, Tilda, are residing at Bigfork. Hot Springs Firm 35 Years Old Thirty-five years ago N. G. LaRue and three partners bought out the Symes Mercantile Co. and formed the roll Swanson.

O'Neil will move to Poison from Hamilton, 111., with his family wife. Harriet. Legal Publication and two children, one a collfge POLSON Western Bee Supplies has begun construction of its new manufacturing plant at Poison. The plant site is in the industrial zone and Is located diagonally across from the cherry warehouse between Main Street and First Street East. Contractor Mars Rolfson Is building the 100xl40-foot frame building and parking lot.

Installation of machinery is expected in early July and start of manufacturing operations is estimated for Sept. 1. The firm will manufacture Hot Springs Mercantile Co. NOTICE OP PASSAGE OF RESOLUTION OP INTENTION TO CREATE SPECIAL but 18 months later the sophomore and one a high school junior. $20,000 stock was lost in a IMPROVEMENT LIGHTING DISTRICT NO.

IS (Portion of Lincolnwood Addition, Missoula County. Montana) If all goes as anticiDated at fire that destroyed the en Busiest Year For Labor Board CHICAGO (AP) The National Labor Relations Board had its busiest year in its 30-year history during 1964. Commerce Clearing House tire business block. The NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That at store was located at the a regular meeting of the Board of County the new location, the Poison operation probably will be expanded in the years ahead, the firm spokesmen said. Commissioners of Missoula County, Mon site of the present Park 'N' tana, held on June 11, 1965, a Resolution was duly Introduced, passed and adopted, Hammond will assume his new duties July 1.

He and his wife and four children will reside in the Palo Alto area. Hammond attended Billings High School and is a graduate of Montana State University in Missoula. He started with Prudential as an agent in the Billings office in 1949. He advanced to assistant manager at Seattle in 1952, and four years later returned to Billings as manager of the Montana agency. City Cleaners Building About Done COLUMBIA FALLS Nearing completion is the new City Cleaners Building on Nucleus Avenue, the main street.

Plans of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nytroen, owner, call for a grand opening after it is in operation a while. The 90 by 32-foot building contains 1,000 more square feet than the former City Cleaners across the street. The old location was purchased to make way for the new Food Mart which is to be erected this summer.

Equipment will include 18 10-pound washers, two 25-pound washers, one spin-dry extractor, nine 30-pound gas driers and two self-service dry cleaning units. Contractors on the $30,000 structure are: Erickson Construction Kalispell; Gesek Electric, Columbia Falls; Ole's Plumbing, Whitefish; Excavating and declaring It to be the Intention of said Board of County Commissioners to create Eat Cafe. That was a real tragedy in a depression year. Al-though disheartened he said the board caseload reached Special Improvement Lighting District No. 15, portion of Lincolnwood Addition.

Mis soula County, Montana, for the purpose wooden bee hives and parts. It also will produce custom cut wood products for shipment to of having a street lighting system Installed at the expense of the electric serv HERE IS YOUR Investors Life MAN summoned the courage to start anew. Buying out his associates, LaRue reopened ice company supplying the electricity, and to pay the annual cost of electric service and lamp replacement In said proposed a high of 27,403 accepted cases and the disposal of 26,715 of them. The cases included 15,620 unfair practice charges and 11,685 representation cases. Back pay was awarded to the east for fabrication.

Company spokesmen said that Poison was selected as the plant in a warehouse where the district. The estimated annual charge to be made for electric service and lamps wiU be $1,384.32, plus an administrative Veterans of Foreign Wars handling fee of $60.00, making a total of 1 Club now is located. Less than a year later, in site because of the expansion of the beekeeping industry in the $1,444.32 per year to be assessed against 5,142 employes under the direc property owners In the district. The whole cost and, expense of creat 1932, the present Hot intermountain area and because of Poison's proximity to the ing said Improvement lighting district together with electric service and lamp replacement costs, as in the Resolution set Springs Mercantile Co. building was completed and main supply source of materi forth and described, shall be assessed Subsequently it als Ponderosa pine wood.

Ar rangements have been made McElroy, and Wilken Concrete, Columbia Falls. Anaconda Aluminum Trio Promoted and taxed against the entire district and each lot within said Special Improvement Lighting District No. 15. of the County of Missoula, Montana, shall be assessed and taxed for that portion and such part of the whole cost thereof and the annual has been expanded and remodeled. LaRue's Montana career N.

G. LaRue tion of the NLRB which found them to have been discriminated against by employers, unions or both. The awards amounted to $3 million, an all-time high, and above the previous year's figure of nearly $2.75 million. Job reinstatement offers were made to 4,044 employes during the year with 3,004 accepting and returning to work. for wood supplies with the Dupuis Bros.

Lumber Co. and Plum Creek Lumber Co. The firm expects the Poison electric service charge and lamp re placement cost, in proportion to the COLUMBIA FALLS Hal W. Kanzler, engineering manager of the Anaconda Aluminum Co. reduction plant here, has been transferred and promoted to chief mechanical and electrical engineer for Montana op square footage thereof.

That special assessments made and levied against and upon the property may be made, and shall be made, in equal operation to be an important supplieer to the beekeeping in annual Installments. erations of the Anaconda Co. in Butte. He will sue ceed Carl Lundborg on his retirement next fall. dustry.

Spokesmen say that the Any property owner or authoriied representative, having property within said intermountain area is not ade proposed district which shall be assessed Robert A. Sneddon has been advanced to Kanzler's position. Charles E. Fisher will replace Sneddon as and taxed for toe annual electric service Legal Publication ROBERT E. BROWN Missoula and Ravalli Counties Phone 543-6773 quately served at this time.

Present plans call for employ and lamp replacement charges and ad superintendent of the field maintenance section. The ministrative; handling fee, may, within fifteen (IS) days from and after the first Columbia Falls promotions will become effective July in the mercantile business began in 1921 when he and his wife, Mary Lee, and Infant son, Harold, arrived at Tuscor, Sanders County hamlet, from Columbia, Mo. LaRue's first store was a tiny shack containing a stock purchased with $750. Through hard work and doing without, they were able to enlarge the building in 1926 to 24 by 40 feet. During the next year business Increased so much that they doubled the size of the store.

Harold LaRue became associated with his father in the store following release from the U.S. Army as a captain. He is an MSU business administration graduate and is married to the former Betty Ratcliff. They have two children. Gillespie Realty Moves Office Gillespie Realty Co.

has moved to its new location at 2216 Brooks or the intersection of Highway 93 and ment of about 15 persons at the beginning. Most of them will be obtained from the local labor 1, according to E. O. Woster, AAC assistant works man ager here. publication of this Notice, Diss In writing and file with the County Clerk of Missoula Montana, a protest against the proposed creation of the district and said Board will, at a regular meeting thereof to be held In the Commissioners' Office.

In the Courthouse, in the City of Missoula, Montana, on the 2nd day of July. 1965, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., proceed to hear, consider and pass upon IMhM Kanzler, 44, has been employed at the Columbia Falls plant since March 15, 1954, when he came to work as electrical superintendent. He was promoted to the position of engineering manager on Sept. 17, 1956. such protest, any.

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL Case N. A-K52 In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Missoula. IN THE MATTER DP THE ESTATE OF OTTO M. SOLUM, Deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on the ISth day of June, 1965, no-tics is hereby given that Thursday, the 8th day of July, 1965, at 10:00 o'clock A.M..

of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House In the County of Missoula, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of OTTO M. SOLUM, deceased, and for hearing the application of ERNEST E. SOLUM for the Issuance to him at Letter Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated June IS. 1965.

ALMA R. 8AMSEL. Clerk. GARNAAS. MURRAY BALL Reference is hereby made to said Sneddon, 43, has been employed at the Columbia Falls plant since Aug.

1, 1954, when he came to work as assistant superintendent of mechanical shops. He Resolution now on file at the office of the County Clerk. Missoula County, Montana, and la acceslbl for inspection to anyone interested, for description of the boundaries and for further particulars was promoted to superintendent of the field mainte OUR 76th YEAR MurtPHEY INVESTMENT BANKERS Established 1888 dealers In Investment Quality STOCKS BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS MISSOULA OFFICE Hammond Arcade BIdg. Phone 543-C285 West Central Avenue. nance section on Jan.

1, 1959, a position he has held since. Previously he worked for the Anaconda Co. at for a planned solution to life insurance needs Insurance plans tailored to pro. tect your family and to assure the continuity and manage, neat stability of your btjsiness, OFFERED 0f SYNDICATE LIFE iHmtirr roiuaT Dale S. Gillespie, owner, said the new office has its own parking space which affords easy accessibility to the firm's larger, ground-floor office space.

Gillespie and facta with reference to said proposed district In said Resolution herein contained. By Order of the Board of County Commissioners. Missoula County, Montana. VERAMAE R. CROUSE.

County Clerk and Recorder Missoula County. Montana' Jus IS. IS, 17, It, 20, XI, 12, 23, 14 tod UMw I also announced the addition of John Gregrich to the Anaconda, and Potrerillos, Chile, South America. Fisher, 39, has been employed at Columbia Falls since Oct. 21, 1954.

He began as a foreman in the mechanical section and was promoted to mechanical maintenance engineer on Jan. 1, 1959. Attorneys at law Duncan Block, Missoula, Montana staff, which includes Rueben Tietz, Harry Johnson, Robert Rolfson and Robert tuna go, 17 aod.