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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1962 THE DILLON, MONTANA, DAILY TRIBUNE-ËXAMINER “ PAGE THREE Beavers, Bulldogs Bow to Rugged Road Competition Beavers Drop Pair to Sharpshooting Idaho Clubs The Dillon Beavers’ losing streak ran to four straight last weekend as the cold shooting BCHS club bowed to Bonneville, 66-46, on Fri day and then saw their basket mis eries continue Saturday with Rig by taking a 50-38 decision. The game at Bonneville was tighter than the final 20 - point spread indicated. Dillon opened up a quick 8-0 lead before the Bees came back to forge a 38-24 halftime advantage. Ed Ferris and Jim Womack each bucketed three s t r a i g h t swishers to pull Dillon within five points early in the third quarter before Lady Luck took a fateful swipe at the Beaver comeback. Jim Womack sprained an ankle and, minutes later, Ferris and Jon Womack went out on fouls and the Bees buzzed in throughout the final 12 minutes. Bonneville held a 20-19 edge in field goals but converted 26 of 31 gift tosses, compared to Dillon’s 8 of 21. Ferris set the scoring pace with 22 points as he swished 9 of 18 fielders. Lid on at Rigby The Beavers found a tight lid clamped on their basket at Rigby as they hit only 3 of 33 field shots in the first half and 10 of 59 for the game. The Idaho club held a 23-15 half time margin and the Beavers were never able to threaten seriously thereafter. Ferris was again high for the locals with a 14-point out put. Face Butte Central, Loyola Dillon will face Butte Central in the Mining City on Friday and the following night return home to open SW conference play here against Loyola of Missoula. You’ll find key chains at the Tribune. Need a sign? The Daily Tribune has about every kind you can think of. SAVE! GUARANTEED USED ITEMS TV Sets Stereo Record Players Mattresses Living Room Suites Freezer, Refrigerator Automatic Washers, Dryers Wringer Washers Bedroom Set Harvey Appliance And Furniture 36 No. Idaho — Phone 5611 I Western Washington Deals I Western Double Defeats Western Washington State Col lege of Bellingham extended West ern Montana’s losing cage streak to five by a 65-46 count on Friday and a decisive 91-43 drubbing Sat urday on the Washington floor. Friday's contest saw the home club Vikings run up a 36-24 half time lead before the young Bull dog five opened up in the second period to narrow the spread to 48-41. The taller, more experienced Vikings stiffened their defenses and moved out to a safe margin. , Saturday’s game was marked by Western’s inability to hit the bas ket. The Bulldogs counted only 19 points in the first half and 24 in the second. Held scoreless for the first four minutes, the Washington team caught fire midway in the period and was out front 36-19 at half time. Dick Silberman continued his fast scoring pace for Western, counting 35 points in the two out ings. Western winds up its road tour at Olympia tonight, meeting St. Martin’s. Basketball Scoreboard Bonneville 66, Dillon 46 Western Washington 65, Western Montana 43 Twin Bridges 56, Boulder 55 Sheridan 41, Ennis 33 Anaconda Public 62, WMC Frosh 57 Libby 61, Anaconda Central 41 Weber 74, Carroll 64 Eastern Montana 80, Westminster 60 Ricks 72, School of Mines 61 Saturday Rigby, 50, Dillon 38 Western Washington 91, Western Montana 43 Western Frosh 69, Deer Lodge 49 Sheridan 72, Lima 44 Hamilton 52, Poison 37 Weber 76, Carroll 68 ^ Northern Montana 70, Alberta U 63 Eastern 69, Westminster 40 Dickinson (N. D.) 81, Rocky Mountain 80 Bowling Schedule Tonight 7 o’clock: Zook Con struction vs Knights of Columbus; Dillon Hotel vs Farm Bureau In surance; Jesse’s Body Shop vs Club Bar; State Bank vs COP Con struction. 9 p.m.: Daily Tribune- Examiner vs Coast to Coast; Gos- man Drug vs Paul’s Chevrolet; Prudential Life vs Big Dipper; Tash Ranchers vs Roberts Foods. Tuesday 9 p.m.: Hoeming Texa co vs Campbell’s Garage; Bairs Service vs Glen Ranchers; Swede’s Bar vs Tri-State Mine; Reinys Service vs Mirror Bar. Wednesday 7 p.m.: Darigold vs Harvey Brothers Masonry; Great Falls Select vs Ned-Eva Lanes; Oasis vs Metlen Hotel. 9 p.m.: Mc Cracken Brothers vs State Bar; Eliels vs Lions Den; Shaffer Bak ery vs Mike’s Texaco; Glen Ranch- erettes vs Mountain View Homes. Thursday 8:30 p.m.: Teeth vs Antlers; Horns vs Hides; Spikes vs Bucks; Old Stags vs Hoofs. BILLINGS MAN FITS HEARING DEVICE INSIDE EAR A Billings, Montana hearing technician has successfully fitted a radically new hearing device Inside the ear—to give deaf persons good hearing which cannot be seen In normal everyday wear. The new device Is manufactured Individually to perfectly fit the ear of the wearer, and to correct his Individual hearing loss. It Is NOT mass-produced as other hearing aids are, but Is custom-built for the person who Is to wear It, and for him (or her) alone. People with nerve deafness and conduction losses of hearing, both report excellent results with the tiny new device. ■ Prior to ’thls Invention, hearing old companies had made \ln-the- ear” olds, but they always stuck out of the ear and were rather con- splclous. By contrast, this new way t5 hear better fits entirely within the ear and does NOT stick out. I t has absolutely NO outside parts. Everything Including the battery Is contained Inside the device — which fits completely within the ear. It’s low-cost operation makes ' It an economical and practical hearing amplifier for anyone who can hear but can’t understand. Anyone de&lrlng further Information can write William R. Vota, 2820 First Ave., N., Billings, Montana, or phone 252-7982. Copyright 1962 by William R. Vota, Billings, Montana Monida - Centennial • Mrs. Henry Wetmore Mr. and Mrs. Sunny Bean are moving to Dillon for the winter. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall of Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Orwin Selby of Helena and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Selby of Elk Lake. Dorothy Duvall returned to her home in California Sunday. Mrs. Pamela Hotchkiss spent Saturday shopping in Idaho Falls. Jim Hansen visited Line Miller on Wednesday. His son Terry came after him Thursday and they left for Idaho where the Hansens are spending the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Markley are visiting relatives in Arizona. They plan to go to Mexico and California before returning home. Mrs. Wayne Montgomery re turned Monday from Sini, Calif. The Montgomerys flew down Fri day, taking their daughter Julie with them. Julie remained with Mrs. Montgomery’s mother while Major Montgomery spends two weeks at Coronado _for Marine Corps Reserve Training. Bill and Line Miller spent Thurs day in Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson were Idaho Falls shoppers Friday. They came back to Lima and spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peterson. Ken and Ilene Pet erson returned home with them Saturday morning to spend the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George DeVan and daughter went to Dillon Friday to shop and visit friends. I Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Braaten were Idaho Falls shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson Went to Dillon on business this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stibal have moved to Dillon for the win ter. Adding machines $2. Daily Tri bune. The Daily Tribune has some very nice magnifying glasses for reading and for carrying in the pocket for field use. Full 2-Year Warranty ... SEE MAYTAG Before You Buy A Washer or Dryerl Harvey Appliance And Furniture 36 No. Idaho — 683-5611 Christmas! Sweaters and Tapered Pants • By famous Garland and Tami • Sweaters of woolen \Dreamspun\ in lovely pastels priced from $6.95 • Tapered Pants, 100% wool lined in lovely pastels priced from $10.95 Hazel's Style Shop Andrus Hotel Building -and you’re invited to our birthday party! This month marks the golden anniversary of the founding of our company — half a cen tury of service to the people of Montana. And we’re celebrating with an Open House to which you are most cordially invited. L Wo have a birthday gift for you, too. So please come help us celebratel Date: Tuesday, Dec. 11th Time: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Place: 20 East Sebree, Dillon The Montana Power Company — a Montana company serving Montana people \
