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•IM U.-'IUMM .' U AH'. • m m m m m m m m m m m m r n m m m m DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAM INER Tuesday, Novembers, 1973 DUlon, Montana Page 3 Thursday, October 18 Fred Kistler to Butte and return evening. Andy Gaasch out in the Cub. Pat Robert dual flight in the Champ with Carl Hartwig. A Cessna 172 in from Butte picking up one man for a ride in the local area. Pilot of the 172 was Jack Martinell of Whitehall. Glen Olson and one passenger in from the north, on the way to Salt Lake City. Dave Moss back with the 172 from Missoula, his three passengers, Jean, Wendy and Andy, returning with the new in strument rating on his com mercial. Andy Morris and Carl Hartwig to Anaconda with the 172 for another 100 hour checkup. A Cessna 182 in from Billings, names not obtained. Friday, October 19 Andy Gaasch out with the Super Cub. Fred Kistler regular trip to Butte in the Debby. Doug Harvey, Stan and Mike Shafer flew the 172 in some of the local areas. Glen Nicholas out with the Stinson with two passengers, recon flight. Chuck and Connie Nicholas back with the 310. Cliff Lengsdorf dual with the 172 with Carl Hartwig, Cliff’s son Shane along. Dee Thueson in from Rexburg in Comanche C., return late p.m. J. Robert Miller and wife in from Salt Lake City with the Bonanza. Carl Hartwig flew the 172 with John Kelly, John Plutt and one other on a local flight. Saturday, October 20 Gaasch out with the Cub. Andy Morris out with Cessna 182 with Ray Paige and his folks, looking over the Ruby area. Carl Hartwig out with the 172 with Gerald Jones, Leonard Tucket and Leonard’s father-in-law. Bill Lewis in from Ogden with his Arrow. A Cessna 182 in, no contact. Paris and Ruth Robert and Lars Kalsta to Roundup with the 206. Pat Robert flew a dual flight with Carl Hartwig in the Champ. Later he flew a dual flight with Andy. Fred Kistler and Chet Hill and two sons flew the Debonair out for recon flight. Cliff Lengsdorf flew a solo flight in the local area. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Nunn in from Billings, C-172 with two others. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Miller out to Salt Lake City in the Bonanza. Sunday, October 21 A Cessna 210 in from theisouth, overnight stay, {iilot/'Wffe’^Hd two children. Monday, October 22 Pat Robert flew a dual flight with Carl Hartwig in the Champ then was SOLOED. The Cessna 210 left south-bound. Paris Robert took a short ride in the Champ with Carl Hartwig, then he and three others flew to Butte in the 206. Les Cooper and son in from Wichita with C-210, cattle business trip. Tuesday, October 23 Fred Kistler out on the Butte trip. Carl Hartwig flew Dave Ferris, Monte Ferris and two boys to Havre to a cattle sale, return was late after dark. Wednesday, October 24 Gaasch out with the Cub, later with the Pawnee. Paris and Ruth Robert to Roundup with the 206. Dan and Sybil Ibey to Ennis with the 182. Thursday, October 25 Weathered out this day. Friday, October 26 Andy Morris flew the 172 to Twin Bridges, picking up Don Kirk and his brother, looking over some game areas. Les and Morris Cooper headed for Winnemucca, Nev., in the 210. Dan and Sybil Ibey flew to Pocatello and returned late p.m. Saturday, October 27 A Cessna 210 in from Bozeman after one man. V. E. Castle and wife in from Billings in Cessna Cardinal, overnight stay. Ron Johnson flew a dual flight with Carl Hartwig. Sunday, October 28 The Castles out for Billings. Gerald Storz of Sacramento, Calif., left for home in the 210. He had been here several days deer hunting. “ Angelique and the Demon,” by Sergeanne Golon. Settled in the New World, her ties with the old com p letely severed at last, reunited with her long-lost husband, Joffrey de Peyrac, and her children, the world should have seemed bright to Angelique. But something was wrong—it was as if mysterious forces from the past were insinuating themselves between Angelique and Joffrey. Onto the scene comes Am- broisine de Baudricourt, ship wrecked off the coast with a shipload o f fallen women on their way to marry settlers in the French colonies. Angelique befriends the new arrival, yet she cannot but notice that Joffrey seems overly interested in Am- broisine’s charms, and that her arrival has coincided with the commencement of a series of mysterious events that threaten Angelique’s marriage, her children, her very life. Soon there are whispers throughout the colony that Satan himself is present in Gouldsboro. “ The Gold of the Gods,” by Erich von Daniken. The author covered 76,000 miles and three continents developing new evidence to bolster his theory of a prehistoric earthly \era of the gods.” From a mysterious system of caves and tunnels in Ecuador to ancient ruins in the Caroline Islands the author explores the inexplicable artifacts of bygone ages. Elucidating un deciphered writings and drawings in solid gold which take us back in time to the Great Flood, he ultimately suggests an in- tergalactic “ battle of the gods” whose losers retreated to, and settled, our earth. “ Alias Big Cherry, v by Robert Adleman. This nearly incredible but true account relates the nefarious adventures of one o f the master swindler-criminals of this or any era. His estimated take was over $25 million before the law caught up with him. “ Big Cherry” or “ Cherry Hill Fats” is really Sylvan Scolnick, a seven-hundred-pound genius who developed bankruptcy into a science by playing on the greed of legitim ate businessmen. More than one hundred firms were set up and bankrupted by Big Cherry and his gang, and his thorough un derstanding of banking procedures enabled them to defraud numbers of banks and insurance companies. He master-minded the theft of an I.R.S.-sealed safe-deposit box from a bank vault. The box contained $100,000, but when he was ultimately taken to task for the caper, all he could be charged with was the theft of a $2.50 box. He lived in a grand style, giving ex pensive cars to friends. His scheme to take over and loot a $28-million department store chain collapsed in progress because of the inep titude of one of his henchmen. Big Cherry’s only comment was, “ Do you know how hard it is to get good help nowadays?” Smart Savers Profit 2 W a y s With Classified Ads! 1. T hey Shop the Classified Ads to save tim e , e ffo r t a n d money, too. 2 . They Use Classified Ads to store up e x tr a cash. Dial 683-2331 Tribune-Examiner C L A S S IF IE D B IL L B O A R D $2.00 per inch box For Sale— Homes FOR SALE: Two Bedroom Home, 683-5541. Order Your Books For Christmas Gifts at Town & Country Gallery 683-5525 424 East Reeder Free Gas C%n With Any Demo Ride Environment protection agency tests conducted on cars designed to meet the 1973 air pollution standard showed Datsun gave the best mileage, nearly 29 miles per gal. Arctic M o tors Monuments & Markers Cemetery monuments apd m arkers. Leonard L. M ashino. Phone 683-2015. HOMES FOR SALE 3 Bdrm. on Oregon 4 Bdrm. on Idaho 3 Bdrm. on Bannack 2 Bdrm. on Kentucky Call for information iL r . T » 3 BfiEHm Phone 683-4212 Cali Jinny Greitl 683-4923 Classified Advertising Rates Transient and Business Directory Consecutive Insertions — Minimum Ad 3 Lines 3 Lines 4 Lines 5 Lines 6 Lines 7 Lines lx S .90 1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2x $1.65 2.20 2.50 3.00 3.50 3x $2.40 3.00 3.75 4.50 5.25 5x Monthly 3.00 $13.20 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 17.60 22.00 26.40 30.80 Blind Box Ads require 75cents extra handling charge, and mailing. Deadline is NOON day before ad is run. Cancellation deadline is 9:00 a.m. the day ad is running. C A R D O F T H A N K S Flat Rate .............................. $2.00 1240 Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana Personals LOANS AVAILABLE. Any type, anywhere, any size, $20,000 up. Mr. Mefford (208) 543-6570. I-N-V-E-N-T-I-O-N-S I* IDEAS WANTED** NORTH A M E R IC A N 2775 W. Algonquin Road Rolling Meadows, ill. 60008 Call M r. Stone Collect 312-394-1100 LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE STATE OF MONTANA) ss County of Beaverhead ) We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in the State of Montana, with our principal place of business in the County of Beaverhead, under the firm name and style of SELKIRK HEREFORD RANCH COMPANY; that the names in full of all the members of said partnership and their respective places of residence are as follows: KENNETH F. LUNDBERG, 7742 South Jamestown, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136. J. F. BABBIT, JR., Apt. 127, 5206 S. Harvard, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 17th day of September, 1973. KENNETH F. LUNDBERG J. F. BABBIT, JR. STATE OF MONTANA ) ss County of Beaverhead ) On this 17th day of September, 1973, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public for the State of Montana, personally appeared KENNETH F. LUNDBERG and J. F. BABBIT, JR., known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within in strument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first above written. LEONARD A. SCHULZ Notary Public for State o f Montana Residing at Dillon, Montana My commission expires Feb. 4,1976 (NOTARIAL SEAL) Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20 Rover is faithful, but I’m going to get a new motor in stalled at Arctic Motors, 1240 Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana Automobiles 1967 EL CAMINO, slot wheels, wide tires, good condition, 327, 3- spd. Call 683-2420 after 5 p.m. USED CAR CORRAL I scd ( ;irs, Pickups & I-Wheel D m es North Idaho 1963 2-Dr. CORVAIR Monza, very good condition, $300.00. Sears coppertone tri-ievel range $150.00. Call 683-2009. FALL SALE! PRICES REDUCED on all new & used cars to clear lot. College Motors HUSKY SERVICE and used cars. 230 N. Montana Phone 683-2811. 1968 JEEP Wagoneer, 42,000 miles, ■ good condition. Call 834-2291 Jackson. HUNTERS SPECIAL: 1961 Scout, full cab. New Trans. & other parts. Also 1961 Chev. Station Wagon. Call 683-2081. For Renl FOR RENT: Furnished basement apartment. Downtown location. Phone 683-2634. ONE BEDROOM unfurnished, heated Apt. and two bedroom unfurnished house. No pets. 683- 2908. VERY CLEAN, nice one bdrm. furnished apt. Quiet neigh borhood, water & heat furnished. Reasonable rent. Adults only, 683-5579. FOR RENT: Three room house, partly furnished, 683-2594. TWO BEDROOM Apartment and modern cabin 683-5814. Help Wanted EMPLOYEES WANTED: Two GLC-1 (Houseparents) positions open, 8 hr. day, 5 day week. Applicants apply in person for interview. Contact Director of Cottage Life, Mont. Childrens Center, Twin Bridges for in formation phone 684-5632 or 684- 5633. DISHWASHER at Royal Inn, 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Apply in person. For Sale COMPLETE Revlon and Max Factor Cosmetics at Peterson Drug. USED CULVERT—Two 54” by 20 ft. pieces dipped pipe, Box 1, Boulder or phone 225-3216 evenings. COLT PYTHON 357 Mag 6” barrel & Holster. Call 683-2413 before 5 p.m. FOR SALE: AMSTERDAM Fold- Down Stock Rack for V 2 or % Ton P.U. NEW. 683-2974. Mobile Homes FOR SALE: 1965 Magnolia 12x60 three-bedroom mobile home. Phone 683-5366. BUDDY America’s greatest value per dollar home. All new in teriors and decor for ’74. U. L. approved. Built by one of the world’s largest builders, yet seldom seen on the used market. Now with truly beautiful and exciting new interiors plus structural advances — Western Homes. Sport Trailers NEW BELL 24” Toppers in stock now. Only $295.00. College Motors. Services Offered HAULING - MOVING. Storage Available. Free estimates. Call 683-4315 after 3 p.m. DENNY’S BACKHOE & Dump Truck Serv.: Ditches, Pipeline, Septic Tanks, Gravel & Topsoil, 683-2533 or 4472. Machinery & Tools McCULLOCH and JOHN DEERE Chain Saws. SALES and SER VICE. Rolandson Equipment, 683-4281. JONSEREDS & POULAN Chain saws. Sales & Service. Co-Op Supply, Dillon. 683-2308. Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY: Standing Timber. Bill Hand 683-4746. Miscellaneous HOW CAN YOU: 1. Keep Track of Expenses? 2. Pay Bills By Mail? 3. Keep Tax Records? 4. Safeguard Your Cash? With an FNB Checking Account. The First National Bank of Dillon. THE proven carpet cleaner Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast to Coast. Snowmobiles ARCTIC CAT Sneeds Cycle Sales Sales & Service 683-2005 Livestock— Poultry HORSE SHOEING Ed Bianchi Ph. 683-5323 Pasture & Feed FOR SALE: Straw, baled or un baled, in field, 683-2462. Aviation LEARN TO FLY in a Cessna 172. Charters. Dillon Flying Service. 683-9969. RENTERS: WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? Plenty! But low-cost renters insurance from State Farm pro tects your furniture, clothes and other personal belongings from many perils Call me for details DOM ORI 24 S. Idaho Dillon, Montana Phone 683-5721 S T A T E F A R M 1TA1I FARM State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Graders Plan To Lure Saucers OOLOGAH, Okla. (AP) - A group of grade school pupils in this northeastern Oklahoma town will attempt to lure a flying saucer to earth Friday night with flashlights. The 125 sixth graders and seventh graders will cover their flashlights with colored papers, then march on the high school football field in the form of a flying saucer, hoping to decoy any ex traterrestrial visitors. Dan Hougary, their instructor, came up with the flashlight Idea A n e w s e r v i c e f o r o u r d e p o s i t o r s . . . Blue Shield Medical • Surgical • Hospital Benefits Plus Major Medical At Low Group Rates Now you can apply for Blue Shield worldwide coverage at group rates. Our depositors’ group plan provides Blue Shield’s Preferred Coverage, plus $30,000 in Major Medical and addi tional Outpatient Benefits. And forget the usual red tape on claims, because the doctor and hospital bill Blue Shield direct. Among the many plans we considered, Blue Shield stood out as the best value in both service and coverage. We are pleased to recommend Blue Shield's Preferred Group De positors’ Plan to our customers. 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