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I if. Four new SDEA officiers named Rapid City and area deaths Sunday, May 12. 1974 I AMBITIOUS? Rapid City Journal 15 MED A CHANGE? Wont to llvt in Ood's country with hunting, fishing, tkiing, 1 and boating? Homo of tho U. of Idaho. International Har- I VMttr Ag and Truck Doolor in expanding business needst PIERRE (API Four district re; resent itives have been elected to the oard of rectors of the South Dakota Educate Association (SDEAI.

Voting results announced Saturday showed Harvey Butts. apid City, Ed Charboneau. Aberdeen, Lyle Gross, Mitchell, and Norman West. Yankton, winning election to the board. Beverly Wolkow, De Smet.

and Richard Roth, Sioux Falls, will face each other in a run-off election for the position of. president-elect. None of the four candidates for the post received the majority needed to be elected. The new officers will assume their posts July 1. Nominating petitions Nominating petitions for school board candidates are available in independent district business offices.

The annual election is June 18. Petitions must be filed before midnight May 20. Shop personnel with foreman capabilities. Motor TrucK Repair. Farm tractor.

Porttmen with IH experience to handle new shop counter. I liberal benefits Include pension plan and good wages. Mothers' Day will be nice Mothers' Day will be rather nice, according to the weatherman. Partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the 60s forecast for Sunday. Winds, which gusted up to 35 miles per hour Saturday, will remain near 10 m.p.h.

The extended forecast calls for a chance of showers by Tuesday, and the return of partly cloudy skies Wednesday and Thursday. Highs will remain in the 60s. Saturday's high temperatures Roy McCray HOT SPRINGS Funeral services for Roy McCray, '64, who died at a local hospital Thursday, are scheduled Monday a.m. at the McColley Chapel of the Hills with the Rev. Peter Dahlberg officiating.

Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. McCray was born May 28, 1909, in Nebraska. He married WRITE: Helblinj Bros. or call 208-882-7501 ui tun ivg-uvvivi ivi nil Sherman R. Orr STURGIS Funeral services for Sherman R.

Orr, 87 who Fdied Friday at the Senior Citizens Center, are scheduled Tuesday 10 a.m. at the F. 0. Jol-i ly Funeral Home with the Rev. Gerald Chrlstopherson of Interment will be in Dear Butte Cemetery.

Orr was born Nov. 28, 1886, on a homestead on Alkali Divide to John and Sarah Orr. He attended schools there. He married Mildred Farwell on Aug. 23, 1909, in Sturgis.

He lived in the Sturgis area his entire life. Orr was preceded In death by Jiis wife, Mildred, two sons, 'three brothers, a sister, and three great-grandchildren. i Survivors include a son, Lester Orr, Sturgis; two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Charlotte) Jones, Sturgis, and Mrs. Alvin (Inez) Hoyt, Battle Creek, two sisters, Mrs.

Archie (Clara) Tennis and Mrs. Lillie Martin, both of Sturgis; IS grandchildren; 52 greatgrandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. A memorial has been established to the Sturgis Community Hospital emergency room for coronary care equipment. Carrie Carney STURGIS Funeral services for Mrs, Carrie May Carney, 83, who died Saturday In Redfield, are scheduled Tuesday 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev.

Charles White officiating. Interment will be in Bear Butte Cemetery under the direction of F.O. Jolley Funeral Home. Mrs. Carney was born Oct.

13, 1890, at Wakonda in Dakota Territory to Tandy and Laura Hale. She came to Meade County with her parents in a covered wagon and settled in Bear Butte Valley. They later moved to Chalk Butte. She married Miles Carney on Aug. 27, 1908, in Sturgis.

They ranched near White Owl until 1950 when they moved to Sturgis. She moved to Faith in 1962 and for the past two years had been living in the Eastern Star Home in Redfield. She was a member of Eastern Star, and a memorial has been established for the Eastern Star Home building fund. Mrs. Carney was preceded in death by her husband, three brothers, one sister, one son and a grandson.

Survivors, include a son, Slim Carney, Faith; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Keffeler, Sturgis, a brother, Henry Hale, Buffalo, two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. V. LT. GOVERNOR FOR GOVERNOR South Dckofd Public Invited To a FREE Outdoor Feed Lt.

Governor Bill Dougherty will be serving food to the public! Place Keystone, S.D. Date Mother's Day, Sunday May 12 Time 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Bill Dougherty wants to meet serve you Sunday! Bill Dougherty wants to Serve you as YOUR next GOVERNOR. 7 1 Clarence Thompson UPTON, Wyo.

Funeral ser- vices for Clarence Thomas I Thompson, 77, who died Satur-- day In a Newcastle hospital are scheduled Wednesday 2 p.m. at I the Community United i Methodist Church. Interment will be in the Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of the McColley i Funeral Home. li Thompson was bom April 7, 1897, in Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Chris and Martha Thompson. He moved to a homestead near Up-I ton with his parents in 1910.

He married Bernice Sheldon Feb. 5, 1921. They lived on a jj ranch 14 miles southwest of Up-. ton until his retirement in 1930 when they moved to Upton. He was a Mason and Shriner and a member of the Methodist Church and the Farm Bureau.

Survivors include his widow, Bernice; three daughters, Mrs. David (Katherine) Holwell, Osage, Mrs. Herman i (Leon) Nolan, Casper, and Mrs. Jack (Clarice) Pridgeon, Moorcroft, four sons, I Ernest, Sundance, Neil, Upton, Truman, Casper, and i Stanley, Rock Springs, 38 grandchildren and five great-I grandchildren; three brothers i and five sisters. for the region include: Sheridan, 60; Chadron, 61; Moorcroft, 57; Lemmon, 56; Miles City, 62; and Pierre, 62.

Noon Optimists elect officers Noon Optimist Club elected officeri at their Monday luncheon. Named to take office Oct. 1 were Dr. Jim Cunningham, president: Mike Keenihan, first vice president Fischer, second vice president. Gary Brown, Jim Eckerdt and.

Doug Melum were elected board members. Guest speaker was Bob Durant. Rapid City Police Department juvenile officer at North Junior High School. Durant said liasion program policies and objectives are curtailment of juvenile misdemeanors by providing law enforcement information and fulfilling a listening function, usually for home problems. l9ZAlJHlj I Moscow, Idaho I Ask for Art v.

high fashion notes of luiiea aery tic piie nas nnrl wparaliilitv. 1 fr onerea ior lu.aeq. Payment Plan 3C -y -V i A dxZJ 25 John B. Wulff UPTON, Wyo. Funeral services for John Barney Wulff, 66, who died Thursday at a Newcastle hospital, are scheduled Monday 2 p.m.

at the Community United Methodist Church. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Newcastle under the direction of the McColley Funeral Home. Wulff was born March 22, 1908, in Sheridan, to John and Olive Wulff. He moved with his parents to Upton in 1916, where he had lived ever since. He married Floe V.

Mathew-son at Upton on Dec. 25. 1937. He worked as a general laborer in the Upton area. Survivors include his widow, Floe; four stepdaughters, Mrs.

Michael Maldonalo, Hammond, Mrs. Kenneth Ploog, Her-mosa, Mrs. James Tetrick, Newcastle, and Mrs. Maxine Perns, Buffalo, two stepsons, John R. Barker, Mills, and Matt Barker, Upton; one sister, Ina Corrazza, Fuller-ton, two brothers, E.

Delmer of South Dakota and Jack, Kent, 24 step grandchildren and 14 step greatgrandchildren. old boots a a a Thick, lush sculptured design in 10 fashion colors Lr liS QUIT Sears hrM v- i Edna Hand on Feb. 20, 1929. He worked as a mechanic at a local garage and for the county road department. Survivors include two daughters, Betty Lou Anderson, Gillette, and Shirley Jean Kittelson, San Diego, one brother, Jess McCray, San Diego; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

A memorial has been established to the Hot Springs Fire Department ambulance fund. Blake Pierce ELM SPRINGS Services for Blake Pierce, 87. will be 1 :30 p.m. Tuesday at the Elm Springs Church with the Rev. Paul Con-dy officiating.

Burial will be in Elm Springs Cemetery under the direction of Behrens Mortuary of Rapid City. Pierce died Friday in a Rapid City retirement home where he had made his home the past several years. He was born Dec. 26, 1886 at Boone, Iowa. At the age of one he moved with his parents to the Elm Springs area where they homesteaded.

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