Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • Page 12

Lead Daily Call, Deadwood Pioneer-Times, Wednesday, March 15, 1978 about town WILL do washing in my home, contact Elaine after adv. THURSDAY is Pastie Day at the City Bakery. adv. GOLDBERG'S Freight Day Special Thursday, Ham and Be an Soup and Ham Salad Sandwich. adv.

HOMEMADE Chicken Noodle soup and Chili supper Wednesday 15, serving starting 5 p.m. Public invited, at Eagles Club. adv. ARRESTED by the Spearfish Police Department for disorderly conduct was Frances P. Van Atta, 24, Spearfish.

Magistrate Johns set bondat $100 to appear at a later date. DARRELL Lanty pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon. He will be sentenced April 3, 1978. He was arrested in connection with an incident in Lead Sept. 27, 1977.

THE Lawrence County States Attorney's office has announced the arrest of Jeff Sheer in connection with a drug party in Spear fish on March 4, 1978 Sheer is tentatively charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and is currently out on bond. Investigation into this matter is continuing and more arrests are possible in the near future. Homer Edwards dies Homer E. Edwards, 86, a Homestake employee for 20 years, died Tuesday, March 11, at Brighton, Colo. Masonic graveside services will be held at 10 a.m.

Thursday at the West Le ad Cemetery under the direction of Golden Star Lodge No. 9, AF AM of Lead. Edwards was born June 8, 1891 near Parkersburg, W. Va. He served in the U.S.

Navy and with the United States Secret Service in Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution. He worked for Homestake for 20 years until his retirement in 1955. He moved to Hampton, Va. and lived there until 1971 when he went to Colorado. Edwards was married on June 7, 1928 in Lead to Margaret Searle who preceded him in death in February, 1953.

He was a 50 year member of Golden Star Lodge No. 9, AF AM, of Black Hills Consistory, and of Naja Temple Shrine. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frank (Margaret) Johnson of Brighton, Colo; two half sisters, Reta Sarver, Ripley, W. Va.

and Tenna McLaren, Bergholz, Iowa; and a granddaughter, Wells-Ruth Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hospitals ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted: Jason Lockhart, De ad wood; Danny Shepersky, Lead. Dismissed: Alvina Bichler, Mrs. Linda Jennings and baby girl, Dorothy Balander, Lead.

LOOKOUT MEMORIAL Dismissed: Bessie Meyer, Spearfish; Donna Madison. White wood; Mrs. James Cook and baby girl, Belle Fourche. Mar. 16th SPECIAL TACOBURGER MANZANA COKE This is Just 1 of 31 Great March Specials AUNT CHILOTTA Across From Across From Hospital Hospital in Deadwood In Deadwood TACOS Youth employment training topic at Deadwood of A pilot program called the Youth Employment Training Program was presented to the Dead wood Chamber of Commerce at its regular meeting Tuesday at the Franklin Hotel.

Joe Doyle, South Dakota Job Service from Rapid City, and Nick Heinen of the Lead Deadwood School system presented the program. Fred Brady BACKING from a driveway on Mill Street Saturday at about 1:35 p.m. was a vehicle driven by James Hoff of Lead. The Hoff vehicle backed across the street and struck a parked vehicle owned by Joseph Meyer of Ellsworth Air Force Base causing moderate damage to the Meyer vehicle and minor to the Hoff vehicle. ROGER Elie.

Redfield, was arrested by the sheriff's office for issuing insufficient funds checks. He appeared before Magistrate T. R. Johns and the costs was dismissed on payment of costs and restitution. SATURDAY Nine Pin Tap tournament at Lead City Lanes, Sunday p.m., Monday, p.m.

adv. ST Pat's at the Buffalo Bar, entertainment, Irish Whiskey, Irish Beer, snacks. adv Services for Albert Treber Thursday Funeral services for Albert Philip Treber. 96. a life-long resident of Deadwood who died Monday at St Joseph's Hospital, will be held Thursday at2 p.m.

at Wells-Ruth Funeral Chapel. Father John Barkley of St. John's Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetery with Masonic Rites by Deadwood Lodge No 7.

AF AM Treber was born in Deadwood Feb. 15, 1882 to John and Hermina Treber. Deadwood pioneers. He attended Deadwood schools until 1897 when he went to Michigan Military School near Pontiac. He graduated from this school in 1899 and then entered the University of Wisconsin and graduated in 1904 with a degree in electrical and civil engineering.

Treber worked for LaClede Gas Company in 1904-05 before returning to Deadwood in 1905 Death Notices Notice of the death of Mrs. Louise Curran, age 93, has been received She died at St. Joseph's hospital in Deadwood early Tuesday evening She was preceded in death by her husband Clay C. Curran, former long-time principal of Lead High School who died on Nov. 29.

1977. Services are pending at Fidler Funeral Chapel in Lead. Word has been received of the death of Daisy Rochester, who died March 1. at the age of 76, after an illness of several months. She had been in and out of the hospital in Long Beach.

She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Rochester; two grandsons all of Sutherlin Ore.

Also two sisters. Veta Rochester and Bertie Mac Dougall, both of Long Beach, Calif and many other relatives. Daisy's husband Arthur preceded her in death in January 1965. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and lived a life of service to others. She was a Deadwood resident for about 28 vears.

He worked for Consolidated Power and Light Company and General Public Utilities in Dead wood and Lead until 1942. He was manager of the Deadwood and Lead offices from 1908 to 1929. He retired from Black Hills Power and Light Company in 1951 He was Deadwood city treasurer from 1955 to 1960. He was active in community and fraternal affairs, being a life member of Deadwood Elks Lodge 508, a 50-year member of De ad wood Lodge No. 7, a 50 year member of Black Hills Consistory, and a life member of the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce and Deadwood Fire Department.

He was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and the Black Hills Society of Pioneers. He was married Oct. 6: 1909 to Edith Bartleson in Deadwood. and she passed away in November, 1971.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Melt Dorothy Jane) Hoherz of Deadwood; three grandchildren. and three great granddaughters. Treber was preceded in death by his parents, wife, a son, William. and two brothers.

A memorial has been established to Adams Memorial Museum. FRIDAY MARCH 17th ST. PAT'S DAY LATE SHOW AT 11:00 P.M. PUT ON A LITTLE GREEN SEE THE BEATLES IN "HARD DAYS NIGHT" and you could have The Luck O' The Irish WIN PRIZE! A DOLLAR COIN CONTEST TOSS! ALSO 1:30 JOIN US FOR A BIT ST. PATRICK'S DAY O' THE GREENLI 'SAT.

MATINEE HOMESTAKE BUFFALO RIDER Here is unusually Before the incitan would starve Fine Family or the buffalo disappear, Entertainment he thundered across the With The General 2,000 pounds of stampeding revenge! Trade Mark of a Thrilling Western Plus the Impossible Feat of Riding a Buffalo. CD A Nonlethal Variety Family Fun with an Ample Number of Bad Guys, A Revenge Plot And a Prejudice Against Buffalos. SHOWING AT 7:30 TONIGHT THURS. A JOHN FABIAN DICK ROBINSON PRODUCTION 7:30 and 9:20 starring directed by RICK GEORGE GUINN: LAURIS JOHN FREEMAN PRISCILLA LAURIS. GEORGE SAGER.

Friday Saturday musk RICH composed 5 SCHEELAND conducted by AL CAPPS lyres performed by LANE LAUDELI at the presented by STARFIRE FILMS NC PG HOMESTAKE There are two phases of the YETP, according to Heinen, the In School and Out School programs. In the In School program, the school system works with the local Job Service to assist low income students in placing them in part time jobs. The low income students are identified by school counselors and various teachers. They are then given an application to verify the income status. Jobs are obtained in the private sector as well as non profit organizations.

In the case of non profit jobs, the cost of the program is reimbursed up to 100 per cent by the state. The Out School program works essentially the same way, however part time jobs are obtained for students who have dropped out of school and have been out from one to six months. One stipulation in this program Brady candidate for 26th District SPEARFISH Fred D. Brady today announced his candidacy for nomination for state representative from the 26th Legislative District, which comprises Lawrence County and western Pennington County. The Spearfish Republican, who is seeking one of the two House seats in District 26, said that a lifetime in South Dakota in engineering, farming and ranching, and real estate along is that the student has to finish school or go through the GED program.

The object of the program is to give kids an education of work experience in that they are given the chance to adjust to an employer's demands: Doyle added that this is the second pilot program in the West River area, the only other one being in Rapid City. with experience in timbering, tourism, mining, community planning and water resources have qualified him for effective service in the State Legislature. "I have time to devote to conscientious service," Brady said in his announcement, and I feel I have the experience and ability to represent the people in the best interests of our Black Hills area and the State of South "There is a need for more part time jobs in the private sector," said Doyle, and added that the more diversified the jobs, the better trained the kids will be upon graduation. The Lead Deadwood program is limited to thirty students. At present, there are sixteen enrolled with nine of those in work experience.

The pilot project ends September 29. THE YOUTH Employment Training Program was discussed at the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday morning. The program was presented by Nick Heinen, left, who will direct a new mining vocational education course in Lead High School, and Joe Doyle, center, from the Rapid City Jobs Services officer. Bill Burke, right, is director of the Special Services Department in the school system. (Nick Partsch photo) DRIVE CIRCLE FOODS BUDGET SAVERS TO SAVING IS OPEN 7-DAYS EASY AT CIRCLE A WEEK 7 AM TO 11 PM FRESH ICE PACKED QUALITY MEATS WHOLE PER FRYERS PAN READY CUT-UPS LB PER TEXAS PINK FRESH PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT PER POUND WASH.

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