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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 17 Dec. 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-12-17/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
BLUE HAWKS PREPARING FOR LEAGUE OPENER Still smarting from a 43 to 51 defeat at the hands of the Ron- an Chiefs in the opening game of the annual Poison invitation- al tournament Friday night, the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks be- gan three weeks of practice this week to prepare for their first Northwest division conference game against Mission here Sat- urday, Jan. 2. The Hawks polish- ed off the Bulldogs 57 to 50 in the consolation game of the Poison meet Saturday night. Coach Previs said he plans to schedule daily practice ses- sions during the holidays to pre- pare the Hawks for their first conference tilt. Ronan captured the tourna- ment championship by wallop- ing Poison 60 to 37 in the finals. The Hawks were as cold as a Frazier, Colo, morning when they faced Ronan. They were able to tally only one point in the first period. After the inter- mission, they roared back to score 22 points in the third period, but it wasn't enough to overcome the earlier lead built up by the Chiefs. Against St. Ignatius, Coach Steve Previs' charges forged ahead toward the end of the third period and maintained a narrow lead the rest of the contest. Wally Page paced the Hawk scoring with 13 points against Mission while Jeff Wol- laston topped Thompson Falls scoring with 11 against Ronan. ; The Hawks were defending champions in the meet. The box scores: Ronan (51) Lindberg Martin Fullerton Shaucher Hurt McDonald FG Fr -m PF TP 5 5-3 4 15 1 2-1 4 4! 3 8-3 2 14 Totals 16 19-9 T. Falls (43) Wollaston 3 5-1 B. Denison 3 4-5 D. Denison 1 1-1 Schmoyer 2 44 Page 1 3-3 ti a a h 0 2-1 1 0-0 Long, LaFriniere, Curran Totals 11 19-15 19 43 t T. Falls (57) I Wollaston 4 B. Denison 5 D. Denison 4 Schmoyer 5 Page 3 Davis 1 Marich, Curran Totals 22 Mission (50) McClure 5 1-0 Matt 2 0-0 Coberg 4 2-0 19 51 4 5 3 2 3 2 2 1-1 4 5 5 1-1 5 11 0 2-0 0 2 Brown 0 Herschman 4 Phillips 1 Skelton 2 Totals 22 HERON -- 11 10 3 10 5 2 2 3-4 1 11 0-1 1 10 1-0 0 9 2-1 2 12 7-0 2 13 0-0 0 2 13-6 6 57 3 11 1 4 0 10 0-0 3 8 0-2 4 8 0-0 1 2 30 2 7 6-2 14 50 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lunnen received word Monday that they are the grandparents of a baby girl, born that morning to their daughter, Mrs. Blaine Eckman, and her husband. They live near Ogden, Ut. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winchest- er left Monday for Billings, where they will join Mrs. Win- chester's sister and brother-in- law for a trip to San Diego to visit their mother and other re- latives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Jones drove to Missoula Sunday to at- tend one of their regular meet- ings of the Latter Day Saints church. Nelson Electric 6 Machine Closed Week of Dec. 20-27 If you have equipment or machines at our shop please pick them up this weekend. And we still can serve you this weekend with the finest Christmas present for yourself or your logger husband - A new McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW. But Hurry! z wh& Q with your o use? Roofleaking?Ceilingscracked? Floors need replacement? Whatever it is, you can arrange to have it repaired with quality material at PYATT LUMBER CO. ROOFING Tough, durable asphalt shingles in full color and pattern range. Labor and materials $920 as low as 5) MO . OAK FLOORING Are your old floors squeaky and unsightly? Re -floor now. Material only lk sq. ft. Labor and materials $28 are as low as . . 1 MO. INSULATION Is your house drafty and uncomfortable? Insulate now. Labor and mated- els as $92 • low as 1 MO. OTHER MATERIALS • IN STOCK SIDING • CEILING TILE • • LUMBER • • PLYWOOD • FLOOR TILE • • WALL TILE • • STORM DOORS • • STORM SASH • • and many • other items PYATT LUMBER COMPANY Phone TA 73431 Quality Building Materials at Reasonable Prices Libby Check Writer Jailed Wilfred LeRoux of Liblify was fined $27.50 and sentenced to 10 days in jail Monday by Justice E. H. Davis on a charge of pass- ing worthless checks in Plains. LeRoux was instructed also to make restitution of the check he issued. He was arrested in Libby by the Lincoln county sherif's of- fice and brought to Thompson Falls Saturday by Sheriff Wally Britton. BPW Donate $26 To Yule Project Twenty-six members and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner and annual Christmas party of the Thompson Falls BPW club Tuesday evening at the Woman's clubhouse. Dinner was served by women members of the Grange. Each woman attending gave one dollar to Sheriff Wally Brit ton's Christmas fund and receiv- ed in . exchange a \white elep- hant\ gift. A total of $26 was collected. Supt. Everett Long had set up a television set and speak- er so the women could watch The Thompson Falls profile program. In charge of arrangements were the Misses Sue Thayer and Ruby Sheffer and Mesdames Everett Long and Leonard Lov- haug. The next meeting will be a business meeting in January. Mixed Teams To Roll Sunday Six mixed bowling teams from Plains will meet six mixed teams from Thompson Falls in a sec- ond monthly competition Sun- day at the Ranch Lanes. The six teams from each town are those that won the most games during regular league play in Novemb- er. Two shifts will be held with half the teams bowling at 3 p.m. !and the others at 7 p.m. Thompson Falls won the first round of the competition last month at the VFW lanes in Plains. The win is determined , by the total number of pins in !three lines hit by all bowlers from each town. Bowling for Thompson Falls will be the Stump Jumpers, Bad News, Community, Millichdauphens, Missfires and Channel Masters teams. T. Falls Bowlers Place at Plains One team and four individual bowlers from Thompson Falls were in the winning column of the Plains VFW fifth invitational Women's Bowling tournament which concluded Dec. 6 at the VFW lanes there. The tourna- ment ran two weekends and a large number of Thompson Falls women participated. Preston Plumbing and Heat- ing placed third in the team event for B teams with a pin count of 2724. In the class A singles, Mrs. Earl Oliver, with 1198 pins placed second. Mrs. Bob Koontz, Mrs. Harold Sharp and Mrs. Kristine ICirkeberg placed third, fourth and fifth in the class B singles with 1162, 1145 and 1144 pins. A highlight was a 210 game rolled by Mrs. Art Turk for the 3rd game in a team event. It was her first 200 game. Power City League Huffs 2 - - -Flanigan 438, Aasen 419, Eldridge 437, If. Eldridge 475, Lovhaug 460; Rainier 1- Goree 447, McKenzie 454, Moles 406, Flanigan 454, Davis 455. Motors Garage 3--V a ught 513, Browne 453, H. Vaught 549, Sharp' 425, Melririck 493; TF Lumber-Rosdahl 401, Oliver 448, Shear 422., Dobson 456, Kerr 472. Falls Electric 2 -Mahoney 463, Oliver 529, Gill 496, Berge 450, Huffman 493; Saints 1 - Wood 512, Curran 498, Wollas- ton 421, Watson 484, Millar 405. Motor Parts 3 -Brockway 516, Breiner 394, Wilkson 414, Roj- an 453, Boyce 453; FS Bank - Turk 454, Cox 435, Taylor 476, Langley 345, Duffield 507. Richs 2-Truckner 391, Stipe 421 MeWnger 497, Blake 430, Hertz 483; Husky 1 -Wakefield Mellinger 475. 564, Torgrimson 480, D. Tor- Water Wheels 3-Roehling grimson 520, Fortner 453, Size- 355, H. Roehling 398, Droz 432, more 462. F. Droz 406; MissFires 1 -Gill High team series, Husky 2983;1 1504, H Gill 401, Huffman 483, E. high team game, Husky 1047; Huffman 461. high individual series, Larry Stinkers 4 -Duffield 433, M. Wakefield 564; high individual Duffield 369, Heater 407, R. game, Larry Wakefield 229. Heater 337; Millichciauphen - Husky 26 19 Babcock 328, Smith 418, C. Falls Electric 25 20 Smith 371, S. Babcock 398. Bad News 3 -Britton 475, Eg- gensperger 427, G. Eggensperg- er 437, W. Britton 471; Doozn- donts 1-Rosdahl 441, Brockway 375, G. Rosdahl 407, D. Brock- way 449. Stump Jumpers 3 - Oliver 473, E. Oliver 510, Miller 474, M. Miller 459; No Names 1 - Cedar League Pyatt 386, J. Pyatt 312, Knowl- Bud King 2-Kirkeberg 464, ton 283, H. Knowlton 427. Smith 378, Langley 229, Britton High team series, Bad News 415, Oliver 433; Mahoney 1 - Thurman 399, Schmoyer 376, Bowden 333, Huffman 338, Ma- honey 429. Budweiser 2 -McCracken 345, Grimm 353, Brown 325, Han- son 307, Dodson 392; Copper Queens 1 -Boyce 368, Doyle 400, Sharp 430, Watters 404, Gill 439. Rex 3 -Brockway 350, Haskell 372, Jensen 382, Rosdahl 345, Graham 459; Preston -Bybee 443, Vaught 401, Halter 345, Koontz 356, Curran 408. Gill -Adams 2-Craddick 435, Wollaston 373, Wood 344, Hoff 416, T. Wollaston 430; Pastime 1 -McPherson 361, Sandy 396, Greene 305, Shogren 304, Ham- ann 455. High team series, Bud King 1 2111; high game, Rex 775; high series, Kirkeberg 464; high I game, Graham 194. Copper Queens Preston Gill -Adams Rex King Mahoney Budweiser Pastime 361, Stephens 483; Knudson 404. Jocks 2 -Hamann 420, Gra- ham 432, E. Hamann A93, Thur- man 442, Repp 449; Belknap 1 -Prishmont 371, Reeser 366, Rogers 408, Aasen 461, Larson 474. Inter -City 3 -Dodson 515, Vaught 506, H. Vaught 466, Eng- er 345, Koontz 443; Ebasco- Crabtree 261, L. Crabtree 296, Timlin 326, Dean 434. TF Drug 31 14 River Rats 27 18 Inter -City 27 18 Belknap 26 19 Jocks 24 21 GF 23 22 Flanigan Flociin 20 18 27 Stobie 15 30 Ebasco 14 31 Motors Garage Saints Huffs Motor Parts TF Lumber Rainier First State Richs 24% 2044e 24 21 2.3'/2 21 1 74 23 22 22 23 22 23 18 27 18 27 25 14 23 16 21 18 21 18 21 18 17 22 16 1 / 2 , 22% 11% 27% Industrial League TF Drug 2 -Mellinger 479, Kerr 536, Sylvia 570, Huffman 498, Brockway 510; Flanigan 1 -Flanigan 423, Luke 445, Nel- son 379, Kneeskern 476, Tor- grimson 448. GF 3 -Kinzer 480, Eldridge 462, Flanigan 442, Williams 464, Bruce 425; Flodin-Davis 414, Vavrick 424, Gaffney 232, Hoyt 367, Shoemaker 405. River Rats 3-J. Oliver 478, E. Oliver 602, Curran 498, Boyce 462, Millar 391; Stobie-Cleve- land 376, VanCampen 385, Stobie Surplus for Sale 1956 Willys Jeep Pickup $1,090.00 Truck, 4 -wheel drive 1 ConstruCtion Building, wood 24' x 50' without floor 2 Fairbanks - Morse Platform Scales Beam type, :300 lb. capacity, sensitivity 1-100 bb 1 Concrete Mixer Titling drum type elee drive, 3 cu. ft. capacity Office Desks, Tables, Chairs, Oil Stoves, Wood Filing Cabinets, 36\ Galvanized Cans with Lids EBASCO SERVICES, INC. Noxon, Montana Ph. VI 7-2111 \ Ball and Chain League Community 3 -Dodson 386, H. Dodson 505, Millar 351, R. Mil- lar 502; Channel Masters 1 - Flanigan 447, P. Flanigan 445, Kneeeskern 379, B. Kneeskern 441. Loopers 3 -Turk 433, M. Turk 372, Mahoney 384, E. Mahoney 452; Pill Rollers 1 -Ross 382, Rohwer 288, Mellinger 313, T. 2131; high team game, Missfires 762; high individual game, Bob Millar 198; high individual series, Earl Oliver 510. Stump Jumpers 45 19 Bad News 40% 2344 Channel Masters 35 1 / 2 28 1 4 Miss Fires 35 29 Stinkers 3344 30 1 / 2 Loopers 32 32 Millichdauphen 30 1 / 2 3344 Community 30 34 Pill Rollers 27 37 No Names 27 37 Water Wheels 27 37 Doozndonts 23 41 Blue Monday League Pyatts 2-Kirkeberg 449, Vav- rick 356, Nelson 390, Rojan 406, Curran 450; Olivers 1 -Dodson 378, Long 306, Crabtree 338, Miller 406, Oliver 452. Bankerettes 2 - Davenport 395, Thayer 345, Mrs. Thayer 342, Eldridge 341, Rohwer 367; Joplings 1 -Doty 401, Hamann 465, Aasen 461, McPherson 323, Jopling 370. TF Drug 2 -Cross 381, Ross 397, Davis 423, Mellinger 397, Eggensperger 420; Boyds RE 1 - Olsen 410, Roehling 331, Boyd SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, Dec. 17, 1959-S 324, Bruce 355, Boyce 444. Norms 3-Lovhaug 316, Wil- kes 320, Jonas 326, Scott 420, Carrico 451; The Ranch -Hask- ell 370, Dean 317, Halter 442, Brockway 338, Grahab 463. Darigold 3 -Davis 404, Ham- ann 312, Breitenbach 423, Eld- ridge 364, Lovhaug 482; Eat-A- Bite-Auclair 374, Cernik 339, Melnrick 254, Leeson 285, Hale 355. High team series, Thompson Falls Drug 2158; high team game, Pyatts 803; high individ- ual series, Virginia Lovhaug 482; high individual game, Helen Mil- ler 174. Pyatts TF Drug Joplings Boyds RE Darigold 21 Ranch 20 Bankerettes 19 Olivers 1644 2544 Eat -A -Bit e 16 26 Norms 16 26 - contact - Breiner Due Home Don Breiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Breiner, accompanied by a classmate, Bill Gortner of Honolulu, Hawaii, will arrive in Spokane by plane Saturday to spend the holidays with the Breiners. Both boys are juniors at the University of California at Berkeley. For the best insurance Life - Hospital Sickness - Accident 28 14 .„ 25 17 24 1 / 2 17% 23 g Lloyd R. Johnson 22 representing 23 The LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. .41•01.6.111••• Arimg.• PAPER TABLECLOTH IN 300 The LEDGER - an ideal gift! ft. rolls at the LEDGER. 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Despite the slow -down necessitated by the strike. Ford production has never ceased. Your interest in the wonderful new world of Fords has been nothing short of fabulous. You'ie found that this year's b thee road range of Fords -- ree entirely Lew as lines made important inroads into the problems of the high cost of car ownership. There's a Ford for every purse - beginning with the Ford Falcon, the lowest -priced sis passenger rat !Huh in .kmarica today. And this year, the glamorous Ford /urbane \AO is priced $142 1,14 than last year's model. Many of you base backed up your iiihrist in the 1460 Fords with orders and have been pleasantly surpt;sed to discover how rapidly deliveries are being mask. To those of you who have hesitated to place your order, this is to assure you that deliveries are raPidly approaching normal. 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