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9- I I Page 3 Ravalli Republic, Hamilton, Mont.Mon., Dec. 27, 1932 James Priest1 Su George, Idaho James Glenn Priest, 71, of St. George died Nov. 10, 1982, enroute to the Salt Lake City Veterans Hospital. He was born Feb.

6, 1911, in Pocatello, Idaho to William Oscar and Emma (Peggy) Jane Polsen Priest. He married Helen Lucille Dragoo in 1941 at Cutbank. The Priests owned and managed the old Roco Club In Hamilton during the 1950's where he acquired many friends. After leaving Hamilton they lived for several years In Great Falls. Priest grew up and was educated in Pocatello.

He developed an Interest and started singing, dancing, and playing Instruments at a very early age. He played with his first professional orchestra at age 16. He served In the U.S. Army during World War II where he played In the Army Ground Forces Band. He played all over the country In various big name bands and orchestras during the big band era.

In his later years, he played with his wife, Peggy, In dinner clubs and fine restaurants.They moved to St. George In 1976 where he also entertained. He was a member of theLDS Church and was an active member of the Elks Lodge where he had many friends. Survivors Include: his wife; and three sisters, Mrs. Ladd (June) Stanley of Tempo, Ariz Mrs.

Pete (Jose) Hopkins of Pocatello, Idaho; and Mrs. Rozella Hess of Auburn, Wash. Services were held Monday at the St. George LDS 13th Ward Chapel. Burial was in the St.

George City Cemetery under the direction of the Metcalf Mortuary. Florence Zimmerman- schools In California. She lived most of her adult life In Riverside, Calif, where she worked In banking. She visited her family In Stevensvllle many tfmes through the year. Her husband, E.H.

Zimmerman, a sister, Bernice Jeter, a brother Alfred Thomas and her parents preceded her In death. Survivors Include her brother Robert J. Thomas and a sister, Mildfed Wilcox, both of Stevensvllle, and two sisters, Estelle Whitehead and Lucille Abell, In San Ramon, Calif. Cremation has taken place. (Cirosswm! IPoiskIIc Florence Zimmerman, 75, died at North Valley Nursing Home In Stevensvllle Thursday following a lengthy Illness.

She was born In Potosl, Wise, May 30, 1907, to Fred A. and Cora Thomas. She came west to Montana with her family In 1912. She attended schools In Radersburg, Mont, and graduated from high school In Pocatello, Idaho. She also attended many banking Louise I.

Winkler- Louise Irene Winkler, 86, died Friday afternoon at the Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital In Hamilton. She was born Jan. 11, 1896 In Newton, Iowa, to the late Mr. Mrs. Thomas Stonehacker.

She received her education there and graduated from the Northwestern University School of Music on June 18, 1924. She sang on stage for a few years, and married L. Ralph Winkler In Milwaukee, Wise. In May, 1924. The couple moved to the Bitter Root Valley In 1956.

She taught piano for a number of years here and was a member of the Wesleyan Church and a member of ne Four O'clock Garden Club. She was preceded In death by her husband Ralph on July 18, 1971, a son In 1952, a grandson in 1950 and two brothers and one sister. She Is survived by her son, Guy W. Winkler of Corvallis; three sisters, Joan FJelland, Laura Mar-chack and Edith Beck, all of DeMolnes, Iowa; seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. A funeral service will be conducted Tuesday at 10 aun.

It will be held at the Wesleyan Church in Hamilton with Lester Johnson officiating. Interment will follow at the Rlvervlew Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dowling Chapel Monday evening from 7-9 pun. The family suggest memorials be given to the Hamilton Wesleyan Church. Answer to Previous Puzzle 57 Vmea 61 Vacation spot 62 Mas Watt role 63 Compact 64 Dog doctor, (or ahon 65 Houae addition 66 Surpass 67 Legume DOWN 1 French composer 2 Don Juan's mother 3 In all in APPEARING and disappearing again, a small creek on the west side of the Ritter Root winds its way to the river.

Irwin named sales manager ACROSS 1 lighted 4 Sptrtan ilave 9 Mouth pan 12 Yaar (Sp) 13 Piano key 14 Salutation 15 Allow 16 Dniuada 17 Put 18 Pura ait 20 Portly 22 Snaky latter 24 Wily 25 Wick 28 Whoppar 30 Racadea 34 landing boat 35 Hair dya 37 umaman com 38 Lamon drink 39 Prime 40 Picnic peat 4 1 Strokes clumsily 43 Golly 44 Lincoln and Ribicoff 45 Cigar residue 47 Billowy opens 49 Singer Reddy 52 Challenged 56 Macao coin 42 Oil grading number 44 Auto club 46 Derogatory 48 Auto failure 49 American patriot 50 Baleful 5 1 hedme indolently 63 Jnvuabwt I spouse fdtlbi 64 Smallsword 55 Statistician conrern 68 Displease 69 'ncorpoieieit (ebbi 60 Noun suffn 21 Farewell (abbr 23 Vehicle on runners 24 Feels 25 Overlapping part 26 Farm agency (abbr 27 Boil slowly 29 Regarding (7 wds Lat abbr 3 1 Tell tales 32 Good (la) 33 Uses chair 35 Hafnium Symbol 36 There 4 Secretes 5 Sundown 8 Homesite 7 Unrefined metal 6 European mountain district 9 Emit coherent light 10 Lawyer's patron saint 1 1 Folktinger Seeger 19 Born Blizzard Gene H. Irwin hat been named a regional sales manager at Symbolics, with responsibility for the south central states. Irwin It the ton of Marjorie Irwin of Hamilton, and the late Harold E. Irwin. He Is a Bitter Root native and a 1969 graduate of Darby High School.

Irwin will be responsible for sales In an area including Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico, Kansas, and Colorado. Symbolics' south central regional sales office Is located at 11811 North Freeway, Houston, Texas 77060, telephone (713) 820-3001. Before Joining Symbolics, Irwin had been national product sales manager with Computervlslon, Bedford, Massachusetts. Prior to that, he had been a district tales manager with Appllcon, Burlington, Massachues-etts, a leading company In Interactive graphics. Previous experience Includes management consulting and nuclear engineering.

Continued from page 1 The bakery closed cleaned up the mess, sprayed 50 feet or more Into the grocery section of the store. The entire day's baking had to be dumped, some $2,000 worth. And every Inch of the bakery had to be scrubbed to clean up the blue dust. By Thursday, though, the bakery was back In business, and once again the aroma of holiday baking greeted shoppers. Sams bring baby photos Bitter Root Good Sams members are asked to bring baby pictures with them when they come to the uesday, Dec.

28 meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 In the Corvallis Methodist Church. WsatBnir Gene Irwin Hamilton FORECAST: Today! Bitter Root Valley weather Is for patchy morning valley fog with sunny skies and cooler temperatures. The high Monday should be near 10 above with Monday night's low dipping to 5 below. A high of 10 is predeted for Tuesday.

Monday's chance of precipitation is 10 percent, dropping to 0 percent Monday night. EXTENDED forecast: ForTuesday throughThursday, the weather will continue quite cold and mostly dry with local easterly winds and valley fog or low clouds at times. Highs 1 5-23. Lows 5 below to 10 above zero. fontinuine I hr WrMefn Nrsrs and NnflhwrM Tribune John M.

Barrows Publisher Clarence McConnell Editor Gregg McConnell Advertising Manager Donna Hinson Business and Circulation Manager Rick Milstead Production Manager Box 433 Hamilton. 59340 363-3300 Shrinefi have provided Mm with braces and a walker and after the performance, be was able to wa to Ms parenti, Skip and Karl ZePer. (Photo 1y Ruth Thoming) DARBY ELVES: The Darby kindergarten class sings Jingle BeSs at the school concert Tuesday. It was a very special day for the Srtle elf, J. Zeiier, (In the foreground The boy suffers from a spinal birth defect.

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