The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 10

10 Missoulian, Saturday, December 9, 1978 Several senators reshuffled, ObituQries. Potomac woman honored for saving stranger's life A 28-year-old Potomac woman received the American" Red Crosi' highest award Thursday night for having saved the dealt to different committees johnR. Danioison KALISPELL John R. Dan life of an automobile accident victim lan summer. Vaille W.

LaValle, a bookkeeper at mill, received the Red Cross Certificate of Merit at a ceremony In the Missoula County Courthouse. Gov, Thomas Judge presented the award, On June 5, LaValle was traveling near Tremonton, Utah, when she came upon a traffic accident. The driver of an automobile that had been wedged under the back qS V' of a truck was suffering from multiple ex-iniurips. LaValle. who Vaille UValle because of a disability.

He was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church In Kalispell. Mr. Danielson was preceded in death by his parents and a sister. Survivors include his wife, Margaret, Kalispell; four children, Christine, Juanita, Robert and Darlene, all at the family home in Kalispell; two brothers, Pete and Fred, both of Kalispell; and a nephew, Robert, Kalispell. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday in Johnson Chapel with the Rev. Peder Waldun, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will follow in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery. Missoulian Slute Bureau HELENA The committee assignments of 27 of Montana'i 50 senators have been shuffled io that senators don't serve on two or more major committees scheduled to meet at the same time. The changes were announced Wednesday by Sen.

Jack Gait, R-Martinsdale, chairman of the all-Republican Senate Committee on Committees. The changes affect committee appointments made Nov. 22. Three committees Agriculture, Fish and Game, and Highways and Transportation have been reduced in size. One Natural Resources was increased, giving the Republicans a 6-4 majority where they previously had a 5-4 majority.

Only 6 of the Senate'i 17 committees were untouched by the reorganization, The only committee leadership post to be changed was the vice-chairmanship of Fish and Game. That Job was taken from Mark Etchart, R-Glasgow, and given to Gait, who previously held a regular committee scat. Gait was replaced by Mike Anderson, R-Belgrade. George McCallum, R-Niarada, and Bob Palmer, D-Missoula, were taken off Fish and Game. Other committee changes are: BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY.

Pete Story, R-Emigrant, ielson, 55, Kalispell, died In Kaliipell Regional Hospital Thursday evening. He was born Aug. 20, 1923, in Kalispell, a son of Oscar and Christine Danielson, Mr. Danielson attended Kalispell schools and was a 1942 graduate of Flathead High School. On March 4, 1943, he entered the Army in Butte and received his honorable discharge Jan.

1, 1946, at Fort Douglas, Utah. He married Margaret Flach-meyer In Kalispell Feb. 21, 1959. Mr. Danielson worked as a mechanic with various firms, Including the Farmers Union.

He retired about six years ago and S.A. Olson, R-Glendive, replaced by Harold Dover, R-Lewistown, and Thomas Hager, R-Billings; Steve Brown, D-Hel-ena, replaced by Chet Blaylock, D-Laurel. FINANCE AND CLAIMS. John Mehrens, D-Anaconda, replaced by Lawrence Stlmatz, D-Butte. JUDICIARY.

Gary Akles-tad, R-Shelby, replaced by Gait; Patrick Ryan, D-Great Falls, replaced by John Healy, D-Butte. STATE ADMINISTRATION. Bill Norman, D-Missoula, and Healy replaced by William Hafferman, D-Libby, and Ryan. AGRICULTURE. Dover and Hafferman eliminated.

EDUCATION. Everett Lensink, R-Bozeman, replaced by Elmer Severson, R-Steveru-vllle; Paul Boylan, D-Bozeman, replaced by Richard Smith, D-Columbia Falls. NATURAL RESOURCES. Gait replaced by Lloyd Lock-rem, R-Billlngs; Etchart added; Smith replaced by Brown. HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION.

Lockrem replaced by Allen Kolstad, R-Chester; Gait and Max Conov-er, D-Broadview, eliminated. LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS. Lockrem replaced by Aklestad; Robert Peterson, D-Butte, and Blaylock replaced by Mehrens and Palmer. LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Severson replaced by A.T.

Ras-mussen, R-Helena; Stlmatz replaced by Conover. said she always carries a first aid kit with her, used the one she had In her car at the time to bandage the victim's wounds. When an ambulance crew arrived, she helped them extricate the victim from the wreck and splint broken bones. Forrest Jamison CANDY MARTIN: and the MAUTINAIKS will be playing at the Park Hotel for your listening and' dancing pleasure. The Park Hotel is under new management.

We are definitely open for Christmas parties. 600 N. Higffins For more information on Christmas parties call 728-0659. Around Missoula Sheriff resigns post early HELENA (AP) Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Rick Westlund, defeated In the November electon, has resigned two weeks early to accept a job on the county road crew. Chuck O'Reilly will be sworn In as sheriff Dec.

15 instead of on Jan. 1, as other newly elected county officials will be. County Commissoner Chris Gardner said Westlund submitted a letter of resignation Wednesday. Westlund will begin work Dec. 18 as a county equipment operator in Wolf Creek, where he owns a home.

He will earn $1,174 a month, about $100 per month less than he earned as sheriff. "He will run snowplows, patch roads and help man the section," said Bob Matthews, the road crew foreman. HAMILTON Forrest G. Jamison, 69, a retired savings and loan association employee, died early Thursday in the Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital In Hamilton. He was bom July 12, 1909, in Copan, and was educated at Coffeyville, Kan.

He married Jean Lowe Sept. 20, 1945, In Coffeyville. He worked for First Federal Savings and Loan Association at Coffeyville and then moved to Omaha, in 1950 to work for the same firm. He retired in 1967 and he and his wife moved to Hamilton in 1974. Mr.

Jamison was a member of the Hamilton Methodist-Baptist Federated Church, Ionic Lodge 38 Comman-dery Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and Council of Tangier Temple of Omaha. Survivors include his husband, Hamilton; a son, Forrest; a sister, Mrs. E.F. Coffeyville; and three grandsons. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m.

in the Dowling Chapel in Hamilton with the Rev. Eugene Bartels officiating. Burial will be in the Riverview Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Hamilton Federated Church. FIVE VALLEY CHAPTER OF SWEET ADELINES HOLIDAY CRAFT SALE, Saturday, 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m., Super Save on Brooks Street. Proceeds will go toward expenses of the chapter. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ADULT SINGLES MEETING, Sunday, 8:45 a.m., upstairs at Perkin's Cake Steak, 700 E. Broadway. A coffee social will precede the scripture study with Bill Montgomery at 9 a.m.

ISIUUMNti olurrLK I Gerald O. Long NOW EN JO DINING AND DANCING 5 NIGHTS A WEEK! "DEECARESTIA" Every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday (1-man band) "THE COUNTRY STONES" Friday and Saturday Best in Country Western from 9 p.m. on IDEAS LION'S BEN Solo Guitarist SATURDAY EVENING 700 West Broadway Jj Pens and 5 Pencils from The Golden Goose HAMILTON Funeral services for Gerald O. Long, 30, will be Monday at 3 p.m. in the Dowling Chapel in Hamilton.

Mr. Long died in a logging truck accident Thursday 25 miles north of Salmon, Idaho. The Rev. Eugene Bartels will officiate at the funeral and burial will be in the Corvallis Cemetery. Mr.

Long was born March 4, 1948, in Hamilton and educated here. He served in the Army from June 15, 1965, to Jan. 26, 1967, and was stationed in Vietnam. For several years he worked in Great Falls for Blue Cross. He moved to Horse Prairie near Dillon and ranched for a time.

In 1977 he moved to Hamilton and had been a truck driver since. Survivors include his parents, Oliver and Mildred Long, Hamilton; a brother, Ralph, Spokane, three sisters, Jeanie Long, Brody; Mary Long, Citrus Heights, and Gloria Donaldson, Hamilton; and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long, Hamilton. Memorials may be made to the Shodair Crippled Children's Hospital at Helena or the Yellowstone Boys Ranch at Vi mile South of Lolo on U.S.

93 273-9988 NEW AT THE Southgate Mall LENNY'S LOUNGE LIQUOR STORE NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 1 a.m. -2 a.m. Owners Lenny Gert Stevens Manager Bill Derrick 728-9022 Next to King's Table Hallmark I fj If f.A 6 Parker Twila M. Ricketts Let us do vour. gift wrapping and ifiictiifin Many items from 98c to $5.00 Happy Holidays! Live Music! 8 Willard Wylie at the Organ Friday Saturday Dec.

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WEIGHT South Center 543-4725 Lounge SteakHouse Jet. Hiways 93 12 Lolo 273-0211 liBiamtawiiaiaiaiHWWiaiutswiiHin HOT SPRINGS Twila Melton Ricketts, 88, died Thursday here following an extended illness. She was born Aug. 19, 1890, in Nebraska. She received her schooling in Demersville, near Kalispell.

In 1917 she home-steaded between Hot Springs and Ronan, near the Little Bit-terroot River. She married Neal Melton in June 1918 in Kalispell. He died in Dec. 3, 1964. She married Richard Ricketts in August 1967.

She also was preceded in death by three brothers. Survivors include her husband in Whitefish; a son, Leon Melton, Hot Springs; three step-children; a brother, Asa Clothier, Lakeside; and two grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the United Methodist Church In Ronan with the Rev. Warren Smith officiating.

Burial will be in the Mount View Cemetery in Ronan under the direction of Shri-der's Mortuary. Institute of the Rockies 5th Anniversary Benefit Concert Film ImKN Poor Monroe Folksinger Mark Ross Local Recording Artists Neal Lewing Susi Kohler Film: Voices of the Columbia Advance Tickets $2.50 Available at: Memory Banke WRANGLER TAMARACK GALLERIES, INC. present its 5th ANNUAL SHOW SALE with a special invitiation to you to join us Artists who will be showing their latest works: BillOhrmann Ken Hansen Robert Neaves Joe Halko Marv Enes Donna Williams Jay Contway Our Show will also offer works by many other leading contemporary Artists as well as a fine selection of works by Artists of the Past, including CM. Russell, O.C. Seltzer, H.W.

Hansen, C. Schreyvogel, Leon Gaspard, O.E. Berninghaus and Will James. Fine Print Budget Tapet and Recordt Tickets at the Door $3.00 Sunday, Dec. 10, 1978 Eagles Lodge, 8 p.m., 2200 Stephens "'III Im yk.

SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION by noted Western Wildlife Sculptor JOE HALKO Now ell 3 Missoula 4B's Restaurants Grace Sandman HAMILTON Grace Sandman, 81, a resident of Hamilton for 18 years, died Thursday in the Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital. She was born May 13, 1897, in South Stillwater, and raised in that state. She married Algot Sandman in Holly, in November 1919. The couple lived for several years in Helena, where Mr. Sandman worked for the railroad.

In 1960, she moved to Hamilton. Mrs. Sandman was a member of Faith Lutheran Church. Survivors include a son, Don, Livingston; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Barbar, Huntington Beach, six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Dowling Chapel. The Rev. Gregory Karlsgodt will officiate and burial will be in the Riverview Cemtery at Hamilton. Jessie Ripke BIGFORK Funeral services for Jessie Ripke, who died Sunday in Bigfork, will be in the Little Brown Church in Big-fork at 10:30 a m.

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JOIN US TONIGHT FOR THE BEST DINNER DEAL IN TOWN! A silent bid Auction will be held on this original sculpture, going to the highest silent bidder at the closing of our Show. Canyon Room Village Motor Inn Missoula, Montana Prime Rib Perfectly roasted and served with natural beef juices. Italian Lasagna Italian spices, cheese and flavor. Always good. GENERAL HOURS OF SHOWING Friday, December 8 10:00 a.m.

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