Prospecting In DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER Dillon, Montana ' Monday, December 24,1073 Home in Dillon for Christmas. Page 2 We voted to donate money to National Forests the "Doctors for Dillon" fund. The dub also dedded to have a party. It will be hdd Dec. 29. increasing . Vital Statistics of At the party we will exchange gifts. MISSOULA, M T- continued from page 1 * Prospectors are coming to the Jolene Clemans—Reporter Southwestern Montana Blacktall Mountaineers 4-H National Forests in larger Club numbers looking for new gold, copper, lead and other mineral Unusual Christmas presents • Ambulance Calls . The Blacktail Mountaineers 4- deposits to develop. To protect The Daily Tribune - Examiner H Qub met Dec. 3 at the Family the environment when ex­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Want to buy your true love a Center and decided that since The Voice ol Southwestern Montana Since 1887 The Beaverhead ambulance ploration takes place, the U.S. partridge in a pear tree and the accompanying French hens, 22 S Montana St.. Dillon, Montana 59725 (404) 4*3 2331 our treasury hdds yery little made two calls during the Department of Agriculture has leaping lords and maids amilking for the “Twelve Days of money we ha ve to ha ve a money Managing E ditor........................Brian A. M arti I aa r v K I T A K l A weekend. Friday evening proposed new regulations that Christmas?” Be prepared to pay at least $12,402. The Christmas News Editor.......................................Sue Terrill \ J Swede Troedsson and Mike making project. Advertising Manager ..................... Sheila Wilton gift list that some gallant Englishman prepared for his lady love We voted to have a Christmas would apply to the 140 million Swetish moved a patient from acres of National Forest land, * back in the 1700s has been hit by inflation. For example, five Published daily except Saturdays, Sundays and j & T !l Bake Sale. It was hdd Saturday national holidays by Fmelrock Publishing, lnc„ ^ AbDUUAiiur* a %w 629 Barnett to Barrett Hospital, including Wildernesses, that golden rings, according to Tiffany’s of San Francisco, sell at W L Fmelrock, President. Dec. 15 at Safeway Store. then Sunday it was necessary to are subject to location and entry $150 apiece—totaling $750. And seven swans a-swimming range r ,m i ,i11"s i i ' p. r >»'«u S7 lor Six months S3 75 for three months. SI 50 for move a patient to Barrett We also drew names for our under the 1672 mining laws. from $200 to $350 apiece, which would bring the total to at least ........— *0 Christmas party and made i !•:, t . ,i ,i- . i, ,mvi . i.is-. June I? I8B7 ai the post office m Dillon, Moot , under Hospital from Parkview Acres Northern Regional Forester , $1,400 just for those birds. ” >■ v .im ii i 1,-w bi'< onct i lass postage paid at Dillon Nursing Home with Troedsson further plans. The party was a d v is i Steve Yurich announced that l w r NO REPRESENTATIVE inland Newspaper Reprcscn hdd at the Cross residence Dec. '.tr v no n M-ih-wan a »o , Chicaqo. Ill 60611 Member Montana Press and John Poundstone as the the proposed regulations were ..• .inn -I-., .\ssoi aird Press attendants. 17. 1 ■" ' i ■< I'ini •, -.•iter s to ihe editor on any subiect or topic ol qenerai^nterest All printed in the Federal Register . ■ "• • ■ •• • ur, ;i ,n \i should he i,m,ied to not more than 750 words Sympathy for the Israelis -.! '*» 11M-f vi‘s me ' -qh' to ed-t all lellcTs lor space, good taste and lor the pur Trula Kay Cross Dec. 19. r • ' .!■ ■< t m,} .inv personal attacks on individuals or qroups • Highway Patrol Written data, views on or Substitute Reporter PRINCETON, N. J. (AP) — The Gallup Poll says 54 per cent of objections to the proposed, those surveyed sympathize with the Israelis in the current Patrolman Frank Brown regulations should be submitted reported two accidents, both Middle East troubles, up seven per cent from an early October • Whot's Doing? • Happy Birthday to the Forest Service, U.S. poll. The polling organization also said.only eight per cent of the due to highway conditions Cub Scout Pack 65 held its Department of Agriculture, Saturday. The first occurred December Pack meeting at the 1,514 adults questioned Dec. 7-10 indicated their sympathies lay TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25 December 25: Washington, D.C. 20250 by Feb. with the Arabs. Awareness of the Arablsraeli conflict has grown Alveretta James Saturday morning near the St. Rose Family Center with 15, 1974. Merry Christmas Johnson Roping Arena when a steadily since the war started Oct. 6. An Oct. 6-8 poll showed 88 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Mary Frances Hagedom Cubs and families attending A final environmental truck driven by Dennis Cleverly enjoying a Christmas party. per cent had heard or read of the Mideast troubles. An Oct. 19-22 26 Richard Briggs statement on the proposed survey put the figure at 92 per cent and the latest poll listed it as Jane Johnson pulled onto the highway and The flag ceremony was by mining regulations will be Jaycees, 8 p.m., Hotel An­ sideswiped a car driven by 97 per cent. drus. James Arnold Hulet Boy Scouts of Troop 65 whose submitted to the Council on Fran Ryan Morris Nice. No injuries were ranks were joined by Webdos Environmental Quality before Rainbow for Girls, 7:30 p.m., reported, but there was Masonic Hall. Nancy Johnson Scouts and Cubs for the the regulations are put into Astronauts plan surprise Karla Rawson property damage to the Nice presentation. effect, Yurich said. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27 vehicle. Drivers Licenses, 9-5 Ann Peters Cubmaster Neil Hohisd in­ Yurich pointed out that the December 26: A second accident Saturday troduced Dick Seitsema, who proposed regulations have no renewals, 9-4 tests, Beaverhead near Lima shook up a California SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — Skylab 3’s astronauts County Courthouse. Ronald Benson led the crowd in singing carols. effect on development of oil, driver, who lost control of his Piano accompaniment was by have'planned some surprise Christmas Eve festivities from Lyla Trafelet gas, and coal deposits, which their orbital home after a Christmas Day space walk to view the vehicle and slid into a guard Margie Seitsema. Gregg Evans are already regulated under the comet Kohoutek. Gerald P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward Brett Kruger rail. He was not injured and Boys enjoyed a lively shoebox 1920 Mineral Leasing Act. College Motor there was little property relay and took turns at breaking G. Gibson were mum about their plans. They said only that they The proposed regulations will beam a television show to mission control in the evening. damage, so the young man open gaily decorated plniatas for • Anniversaries announced today by the U.S. The astronauts are in the 39th day of their planned 84-day flight. Sales, Inc. continued on his way to a shower of treats. The pinatas Department of' Agriculture December 26: California for the holidays. were furnished by Kay Coff­ would require miners and Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Whit­ man, assistant with Dai 2. prospectors to spell out in ad­ worth Awards chairman Ernest vance how they plan to search Buick - Pontiac - Mr. and Mrs. Marvin • Hospital Notes Eddy presented the following for or develop deposits. They Stolen Rembrandts recovered Riebhoff Webdos with awards: would have to submit a plan for GMC Trucks - Steve McLaren, Forester, CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — Police are questioning 10 young BARRETT HOSPITAL restoring the surface of ex­ Bell Coaches - Aquanaut and Sportsman; plored or mined areas to a persons after two stolen Rembrandts were recovered along with • Police Beat Admitted: Orla South, May Doug Mason, Forester, more than half of $100,000 ransom paid for one of the paintings. Melton, Jackie Hayashi, natural-looking state within a Campers - Quality Naturalist, Scholar, Sport­ year or less, provided a longer Police indicated charges would be filed today against some of Dillon police officers issued Emerson Bear, William Niemi, sman; Mickey Holm, Artist and the 10, all under 25 years of age. The group indudes two women. Marby Kajin, Sheldon Johnson, period is not allowed by the Used Cars several citations Friday, mostly Forester; Scott Withers, government. Miners and Police said more $50,000 of the ransom was recovered near the for traffic violations, one for no Amanda Swetish, Fern Siowman; Jimmy Plutt, Artist, exchange site at Foster, Ohio. The two paintings by the 17th Wheeler, Marvin Ackerman, prospectors also would be Quality Service helmet on a motorcycle driver, Athlete, Citizen and Naturalist. required to post a minimum century Dutch master were stolen Tuesday from Cincinnati’s speeding, no drivers license, Nellie Ibey, all of Dillon. John Denny received the Taft Museum by two men who tied up a watchman. Museum Dismissed: William Niemi, bond of $2,000. running a red light and leaving Denner’s cord. After miners and prospectors officials valued each painting at $1 million and one of them Warranty You a vehicle unattended. Irene Newlon, Robin Nelson, all A visit from Santa Claus suffered minor damage. of Dillon. submit a proposed plan of Saturday two men were conduded the meeting with operation, the Forest Service Can Bank On charged with public in­ treats and refreshments en­ will have 30 days to approve the toxication, one driver was • Youth Reports joyed by all. [dan, require its modification or All At ticketed for driving without Pack 65 is sponsored by the Big Hole Baby Beef 4-H Club extend the review period for an proper mufflers and one for local Knights of Columbus.