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f- — ;:v ¿L l *. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1962 THE DILLON, MONTANA, DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED ADS W A N T E D T O RENT WANTED: Two or three bedroom house, unfurnished. Will rent with option to buy if suitable. Permanent resident, businessman. Prefer rural area with small acreage. Phone Bob Hawkins 2211 or 2880 evenings. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 5 FOR SALE: Union 76 Oil Station, Dll- ion, Mont. Phone 683-4176, Dave HELP W A N T E D 6 MAN WANTED: For opening In East Beaverhead and West Madison ooun- tles. Real opportunity for year round earnings. For details write The W. T. Rawlelgh Co., MTK-461-711, 1000 Third Street No., Minneapolis 1, Minn. W O R K W A N T E D 8 TRAINED Nurses aid wishes Job as companion for elderly person or car ing for children age 2 or over. Phone 4132 or 2957. DEAF MAN FROM MINNESOTA INVENTS WIRELESS HEARING AID Art Crosby, a deaf man from Minnesota who has been without good hearing for over nine years, has invented a new wireless midget hearing aid — and the tiny Instru ment has been perfected by an electronics engineer. Crosby could hear but could not understand words, and he designed the instrument to help people like himself. In spite of it's low-cost operation, the device provides ex cellent \ear level” hearing — so that the wearer can pick up sounds of speech, televirion and radio AT his ear, rather than thru a trans mitter located In the clothing. The remarkably small aid weighs Just 3/10 of an ounce and Is worn entirely In the ear. It Is smaller than a postage stamp and has so cords, plastic tubes or dangling wires. Information about this new wire less hearing aid for the deaf has just been made available to the public. For complete details, write to Crosby care of 2820 1st Avenue N., Billings, Montana. WORK WANTED: Full or part time, experience In ranch work and gener al labor. Francis Gordon, 202 So. California. FOR RENT 10 FOR RENT: Trailer space. See Ev elyn at Penneys or call 683-2190 af ter 6. FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS 11 FOR SALE: Christmas trees at 403 West Reéder or Sacajawea Motel. Get professional carpet cleaning re sults—rent Blue Lustre Electric Car pet Shampooer $1 per day. Ellel’s. FOR SALE: Wire tied oat straw, nice quality, no weeds. Phone 27J or con tact Harold Manley at Townsend, Montana. FOR SALE: Blonde 6 yr. crib. A-l shape. $20.00 Contact DeLalne Lewis, 594 Barnett Ave. c /o Bennet Owens. Vinyl floors can have mirror like beauty when Seal Gloss acrylic fin ish Is applied. Dillon Implement. SAVE: Guaranteed used stereo record players, TV sets, mattress and box springs, living room suites, refriger ators, automatic washers, dryers, Maytag and other wringer washers. Harvey Appliance and Furniture, 36 North Idaho. FOR SALE: Oats and barley, MoCand- less Bros. FREE: We loan fuel oil barrels to our customers free of charge. Ph. 2601, Carr's Fuel. STOKERMATIC! Finest oil treated slack, try It . . . you'll like It! Beaverhead Lumber, 683-2731. FOR SALE—Trailer 8x30 and two ad joining rooms. Each 12'xl2’. Built to be moved. Built-Ins, 40 gal. water heater, electric heat, hardwood and tile floors in rooms. See at Tash Ranch, 5 miles ‘south of Dillon. The Dillon Daily TRIBUNE-EXAM INER 22 So. Montana St. E. C. Townsend, Fublisher-Mgr. E. S. Townsend, Editor Charles Stauffer, News Editor Phone 683-2331 (Subscription Rates In Advance) Montana Bates: Per Year ................................. $5.00 6-Months .....................................2.75 3-Months .................................1.50 1-Month ......................................... 75 Ont of Montana: Per Year ................................. $7.00 6-Months .................................... 3.75 3-Months .....................................2.00 1-Month . ..................................... 1.25 Entered as second class matter June 12, 18811 at the post office at Dillon, Montana, under the Act of March 3, 1879. National Advertising Representa tive: Inland Newspaper Representa tives, Inc., 410 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, Illinois; 1 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, New York: 4638 J. C. Nichols Park way, Kansas City, Missouri; 413 Lafayette Building, Detroit 26, Michigan; 915 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri; 616 Washington Street, Denver, Colorado. Member: Adv. Checking Bureau and Montana State Press Assoc! FOR SALE: 1957 Volkswagon, good condition, new motor. Phone 683- 2625. NEW STEEL: Angle Iron, channel. I beams, plate, new pipe. Dillon Hide & Fur. NEW nylon winter tires starting at $12.95 plus tax, exchange. Recaps $11.11 plus tax. Mike's Texaco. BALDWIN SPINET Plano and organ matched In walnut. Used 7 months. Can have by assuming balance due on them. Will be available for In spection In Dillon next week. If In terested In seeing one or both write Fitzgerald Music, 2217 Choteau, Hel- enai Mont. HUNTERS! See us for all your needs. We buy, sell and trade guns. Club Bar, FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE 14 FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom house, full basement, garage, mostly furnished. Ph. 683-5651, located In Mountain View addition, 5 Legget Ave., Dil lon. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house, furnace heat, electric range and water heat er, 4 lots. Ideal location. Call 683- a i t or 683-5752. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home com pletely furnished, good location, fin ancing available. Ph. FOR SALE, AUTOMOBILES 15 FOR SALE: 1956 Pontiac, good con dition, reasonable. Phone 683-4034. QUALITY reconditioned used cars— ’57 Dodge Wagon. V-8, 4-door, 6 pas senger, low mileage, one owner. Very clean, bower steering and oversize tires. See this car. J. W. Walters Garage. 2691. GMC TRUCKS: Several 1963 %-ton 4-wheel drive and 2%-ton models now in stock. Let's trade! We need some used trucks. College Motor Sales & Service, 1001 So. Atlantic. MISCELLANEOUS 17 BOOKS WANTED: For AAUW annual book sale, Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, in An drus Hotel Lobby. Call 683-2890. SEPTIC TANKS pumped and cleaned. Strasser Plumbing & Heating. Ph. 683-2692. ARE YOU paying more than you need to for auto Insurance? Call or see your State Farm agent and compare prices. Dom Orl, 21 S. Idaho, Dil lon. Ph. 683-5721. LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALE: 1947 Chevrolet pick-up. $200.00. Call 276-3329. SALE on used 4-wheel drive units In all models. New and used cars also. Contact Lincoln Miller. Phone 276- 3365. Monlda Montana. W E L T E C H CO L L E G E Formerly Salt Lake School of Electronics MEN W A N T E D W e need trainees for electronics employment. Technicians, Radar Technicians, Lab Technicians and others. To Men Selected We Offer The Following: 1. Complete Electronics training sufficient to qualify y ou f o r jobs with pay up t o as high as $685.00 per month starting. 2. Employment service o f jobs t o m eet y o u r expenses o f training and living. 3. Refund o f all training c o s ts if you do n o t get an o ffe r o f employment in Electronics upon com p letion o f training. 4. Qualifying exam inations given in Dillon by qualified D illon resident. 5. N o c o s t o r o b ligation f o r pre-training and em ploym ent interview and examination. W e are now selecting men t o begin training and employment. W e w ill contact you o f tim e and place In Dillon f o r inform a tion and. exam s t o select q u a lified men. No previous Electronic» training I» necessary Send nam*. oddress and telephone number to: W E L T E C H 1931 South U t h E a s t S a lt L a k e City, U t a h LEGAL NOTICE OF BIG GAME SEASON EXTENSIONS By order of the Montana State Fish and Game Commission, the fol lowing hunting districts as described on the 1962 Deer, Elk and Bear Seasons Map shall be open to the ‘ hunting of deer of either sex from one-half hour before sunrise November 26, 1962 until one-half hour after sunset December 2, 1962. Bag limits for these districts re main as of November 25 and ore listed below: District Number 10—Kootenai, Bag Limit, Two Mule Deer 11 NU—North Fork, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 12 NU—Clark Fork, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 13 NU—Swan, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 14 NU—Lower South & Middle Forks, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 15 NU—Upper South & Middle Forks, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 101—Eureka, Two Mule Deer. 102 NU—Stillwater, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 120 NU—Blacktail, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 131 NU—Mission Mountains, Two Deer (B Tag Mule Deer). 20— North Superior, One Deer. 21— Ninemlle, One Deer. 22— South Superior, One Deer. 23— Lolo-Petty Creek, One Deer. 28— Lower Blackfoot One Deer. 29— Garnet Range, One. Deer. 210— Lower Rock Creek, Two Deer. 211— Upper Rock Creek, One Deer. 212— North Flint Creek Range, One Deer. 213— South Flint Creek Range, One Deer. 214— Mill Creek-Georgetown Lake, One Deer. 215— Dog Creek - Cottonwood Creek One Deer. __ 260—Archery Only - Bitterroot River, Bottom Archery Area, One Deer. 280— North Fork Blackfoot, One 281— Upper Blackfoot, One Deer. 30— Lima Peaks-Medldne Lodge, Two Deer. _ „ 31— Pioneer-Horse Prairie, Two Deer. 32— Big Hole, One Deer. 33— Madlson-Beaverhead, Two Deer, 34— Highlands, One Deer. 35— Whltetail, One Deer. 36— Middle Gallatin, One Deer. 37— Bull Mountain. One Deer. 38— Radersburg, Two Deer. 39 NU—South Big Belts, Two Deer. 311—Lower Madison and Gallatin, Two Deer. _ 312 NU—Bridger, Two Deer. 313 NU—Gardiner. Two Deer. 314 NU—Emigrant, Two Deer. 315 NU—West Slope Crazy Moun tains, Two Deer. 316—Absaroka, One Deer. ‘ 317 NU—East Yellowstone, Two Deer. 318—Butte-Basin, One Deer. 319— Fleecer-High Rye, One Deer. 320— Tobacco Root Mountains, Two Deer. By order of the Montana State Fish and Game Oommlsslon, hunting dis tricts 41 NU and 42 NU except the Sun River Game Range and the Sun River Game Preserve shall be open to the hunting of two deer of either sex from one-half hour before sunrise Novem ber 26, 1962 until closed on two days’ notice. By order o f the State Fish and Game Commission, the following hunting dis tricts as described on the 1962 Deer, Elk and Bear Seasons Map shall be open to the hunting of elk of either sex from one-half hour before sunrise November 26, 1962 until one-half hour after sunset December 2, 1962. District Number 12 NU—Clark Fork, 13 NU—Swan. 14 NU—Lower South & Middle Forks. 131 NU—Mission Mountains. 15 NU—Upper South & Middle Forks. 20— North Superior. 21— Ninemlle. 22— South Superior. , 23— Lolo-Petty Creek. 28— Lower Blackfoot. 29— Garnet Range. 210—Lower Rock Creek. 280— North Fork Blackfoot. 281— Upper Blackfoot. ■ By order of the State Fish anil Game Commission, the following moose hunt ing districts as described on the 1962 Special Big Game Seasons Map sliall be open to the hunting of moose by holders of 1962 moose licenses from one-half hour before sunrise Novem ber 26, 1962 until one-half hour after sunset December 2, 1962: District Number 10—Kootenai, Sex, Either. 11— North Fork, Either. 12— Clark Fork, Ant. Bulls. 14— Lower South and Middle Forks, Ant. Bulls. 15— Upper South and Middle Forks, Ant. Bulls. 101— Eureka, Either. 102— Stillwater, Either. 120—Blacktail, Ant. Bulls. 31—Pioneer-Horse Prairie, Either. 31— Pioneer-Horse Prairie, Either. 32— Big Hole, Either. 33.1— Madison River, Either. 33.2— Ruby River, Either. 33.3— Blacktail Creek, Either. 33.4— Red Rock, Either. 36—Madison, Either. 311—Lower Gallatin, Either. 35—Whltetail, Either. 314—Upper Yellowstone, Either. 316.1— Hellroaring, Either. 316.2— Buffalo Fork, Either. 316.3— Slough Creek, Either. 316.4— Cooke City, Either. 318— Butte-Basin, Either. 319— Fleecer-High Rye, Either. 320— Tobacoo Root Mountains, Either. 513— Stillwater, Either. 514— Rock Creek, Ant. Bulls- 515— Clark Fork, Either. 516— Boulder, Either. By order of the Montana State Fish and Game Commission, the following sheep hunting districts as described on the 1962 Special Big Game Seasons Map shall be open to the hunting of sheep by holders of 1962 sheep licenses from one-half hour before sunrise Novem ber 26, 1962 until one-half hour after sunset December 2, 1962. District Number 220—Rock Creek, Sex, Either Sex Adults. , 42—Sun River, % Curl Rams. STATE FISH AND GAME COMMISSION BY: W. J. EVERIN, SECRETARY November 19, 1962 Sprinkle on glitter and finest quality -Write W ith Glue at Daily Tribune. Cross Compliance Rules Listed Farmers were cautioned today about the cross-com p liance re quirements o f the 1963 wheat sta bilization program. Roy Forrester, chairman o f the Agricultural Sta bilization and Conservation Coun ty com mittee, said that particular care is being taken to make sure that farm ers understand these pro visions when they sign up t o parti cipate in' the wheat program. Briefly, the chairman stated, '\cross com pliance” means that a farm er w h o is participating in the 1963 wheat stabilization program by diverting wheat acreage on one farm w ill have to' com p ly with the allotm ent— o r small farm base, i f this is larger—on oth e r 1 farm s in which he has an interest in the wheat c r o p in order t o be eligible for any program payment or price support. The Daily Tribune has some very nice m a gnifying glasses for reading and fo r carrying in the pocket for field use. ll'EvEvt^j There’s Still Time To Make Your Own STORM WINDOWS *»/< STORM W INDOW KIT 7 2 ' x 3 6 ' Sheet C lear Plastic, Nolls and M o lding— everything you need fa make a storm window In 5 minutes. AT YOUR LOCAL DEALER Cloth and Plastic WINDOW SHADES No Chargs Por*» Cutting The DILMART D illon 's Hom s M a r t • The most personal Christmas g ift. . . that only you can give! 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