Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 3

Page 3 Ravalli Republic, Hamilton, April 22, 19K2 (DIbfitl'oaaaffficss Donald F. Timmel paving will last. "Just get the traffic rolling back on It," Fullerton "If we don't have the funds to do it now, just get it back In The city, had started to gravel Madison Street with about six inches of gravel, Schatz said, but he decided instead to build the three-block section "to specifications" To that future Oct. 16, 1948, in Rock Glen, Saskatchewan. They were later divorced.

For the last 14 years he made his home in the Darby area, working on ranches. Survivors Include Saskatchewan; two sisters, Mildred McBride, Kalispell and Edna Bar-stad of Calgary, Alberta; one brother, Kenneth Timmel of Williston, N.D., and seven grandchildren. Graveside services will be Friday at 3 pjn. at the Lone Pine Cemetery in Darby. Twogood rite in museum Robert Lee Clayton Saskatchewan.

He was In the army during WWII.He married Nellie Roure two sons, Roy D. Timmel of Willow Bunch, and Steven L. Timmel of Donald F. Timmel, 64, died Monday the 19th at Fort Harrison. He was born May 27, 1917 at Grenell, N.D., where he was raised and educated.

He later homesteaded near Killdear, Robert Lee Clayton, 72, Hamilton, died Friday, April 16, at the Valley View Nursing Home in Hamilton, after an extended illness. He was born in Cole nan, Michigan on August 5, 1909. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and rose to the rank of Sergant in the Infantry. A memorial service for Mrs.

Phyllis Ford Twogood who died April 15, atClarkston, ill be conducted at Ravalli County Museum on Friday, pril 23, at 2 pm. in the old court room. Mrs. wogood was a charter member of the Bitter Root Valley Historical Society and a founder of the first museum in Hamilton and the museum at Darby. He lived and worked most of his life in San Diego, Calif.

He was a milk and dairy specialist for San Diego County and retired after 31 years of vice. He married Cleo G. Recht on June 18, 1970, in Scotch Plains, New jersey. Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton moved to Hamilton CINDY Patzer poses with a painting she will exhibit In the Second Annual Young Artists Show. She has taken four years of art at HHS and likes art as a hobby. She particularly likes doing watercolors and likes to paint flowers and other foliage. All pictures for the show must be taken to the Art Building at the Fairgrounds April 28 between the hours of 2 and 8 pjn. Art work will be judged Thursday, April 29 with an awards ceremony held that evening.

Ribbons and cash prizes will be given. (Grace Boyer photo) In May of 1980t Survivors include his wife, Cleo, of Hamilton, and three stepsons, Dr. James H. Frame, San Diego, Charles H. Recht and Robert F.

Recht of Darby. Services will be at 2:30 on Wednesday, April 21, 1982 in the El Camino Memorial Park and Mortuary, San Diego, Calif. Cuts- Continued from page 1 making payments for a police car, fire truck, and street gravel and oil supplies, Schatz said yesterday. Schatz told the council that Hamilton's projected income and expenses this year are being fairly well matched by records. About 76 percent of expected non--tax revenues in the general fund budget have been collected so far, while about 64 percent of general fund operating expenses and about 70 percent of general fund salary costs have been met this year, he said.

The city's fiscal year ends June 30. Schatz noted later-that the general fund income figure does not include tax income, which he said has come in consistently at about 95 percent of what it is projected to be each year. Schatz said he will know more about how much tax revenue is collected by June. Schatz told the council of a number of transfers between items in this year's budget. He noted, in particular, that he had had to draw funds from nine or 10 non-tax accounts to cover about $6,750 that the city paid to former City Police Chief jon-Eric Willette as part of the settlement of a recent dispute over Willette's past firing.

In other business at its Tuesday night meeting, Councilman Don Fullerton asked Schatz to speed repairs on two Hamilton streets, Pine and Madison. Pine is plagued with potholes, while three blocks of Madison have been torn up for a number of weeks during city graveling operations. Noting that Pine Street is part of the imbulance route to the hospital, Fullerton commented that because of the street's condition, patients are likely to "end up worse when they get there (to the hospital) than they are at first." Schatz told Fullerton that the city currently lacks the "equipment, the personnel or the dollars" to fix the streets as they should be fixed. Schatz said that Madison Streep like many in Hamilton, was built on a "muddy riverbed" without a proper gravel base to make the paving long--lasting. Madison Street, for example, needs do be dug out about 18 inches, and packed with about that much gravel at a cost of about $5,000 per block, according to an engineer's assessment.

With paving, the cost per block Increases to about $13,000, he said. Phyllis Ford Twogood atlliKsii Hamilton Date Max April 21 63 Min 26 the Bitter Root today. A high of 75 is expected, followed by a low tonight of 36 and a high Thursday of 78. The probability of precipitation is zero through tonight. EXTENDEDforecast: TheforecastforFriday through Sunday calls for warm days and cool nights.

Highs will range from 60 to 75 with lows from 30 to 45. BITTERROOT HUMANE ASSOCIATION West tmt 1 New Verti Clwsed Sundays Hours: 11 a.m. to p.m. Mon-Sat SALE' Black Lab Retriever pups, 7 weeks Spaniel cross pup, female, 3 months Cock-a-poococker cross, male, 3 months Purebred Cocker Spaniel, mole, 2 jeers Malamute cross, pops, 2 months Cats and Kittens, S5.00 with shots Prec Am. Hemittoe X3-56C0 Anwwa A Public Service of the Ravalli Republic ROCU chipped wiushield? DONT REPLACE IT, REPAIR IT with the No vus Listed are some ef the companies that currently waive deductibles and pay for the repair at no cost to you.

Check with your Agent to see if you're eligible. tom Si PMhefe Mir lax Ue CaauWty CA ft Mwsnd Smco SgfiMd CVnon Ini TsdS fin 4 a frlatwL MM DOWNTOWN HAMILTON orw PRESENTED IN THE INTEREST Of SAFER DRIVING WINDSHIELD DOCTOR 363-5163 Mobile Service.