The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 6

PAGE SIX The Daily Inter Lake Sunday May 15 1966 Athletic Club Don Luce To Enroll II Newberrv for was SAT Members Open Swim at Public Open Swim 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm the iy2 in COVERED! a nice mess Phone 756 9190 21" TV TUBES 3QW Ar Select from the most complete lineof covered delivery trucksat your Chevrolet 23 4250 Montana CHEVROLET alls MSU the and Virgil Walter was being very ambitious working on his cabin on Bitteroot Lake but could not help notice the boat trolling in the lake Each time the boat would troll over a certain place the motor would stop and a fish would be reeled in inally Virg could take it no longer so he put away the tools and went fishing By the time he reached the prom ised waters both the other boat and the fish were gone He installed by factory tralnad toctaklens Montana ish and Game De partment has released the kill figures for the 1965 hunting season in northwestern Montana Nine hundred fewer deer were killed in District 1 (lathead Lincoln Lake and Sanders coun ties) than were killed in 1965 They reported fewer elk were killed in the district in 1965 than were killed in 1964 and 1964 was a poor year or the past several years the trend has been If got a load to keep under any size load from 175 cubic feet to 497 cubic feet equipped to handle it for you in the most econom ical manner In fact your Chevrolet dealer offers the widest range of covered delivery vehicles on the market All delivering lower costs because of Pool will close approximately 2 weeks each summer vacation for repairs cleaning painting and maintenance MADI BY NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUACTURERS DON LUCE a member of this INDIANAPOLIS Ind (UPI) Driver Chuck Rodee was fatally injured Saturday when his car crashed during a warmup lap on the opening day of time trials for the Indianapo lis 500 mile auto race car hit the outside wall in the southwest turn on his second warmup lap while trying to be the 11th qualifier for the annual classic He was lifted unconscious from his car and rushed to the Infield Hospital where he died shortly after 3 pm EDT BfTTEROOT LAKE rainbows are still running 2 pound class with tasty bright orange meat I VlOHTGOMERV WARD Recreation should be legally considered a legitimate use of water and used to establish prior rights on our water The day will come when recreation will be the number one indus try in the lathead and in all Montana Montana water for Montana Jim Murphy has been beating the drums for establishment of local water rights for many years The very presence of the Seattle rep resentative 600 miles from home underline emphasize and prove the correctness of statement Seattle wants to make Montana a lake to insure even water flows downstream so they can keep their present low electric rates SAMPLE SCHEDULE SWIMMING POOL PROGRAM He frosh five which com piled a 14 2 record LONDON (UPI) World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and challenger Henry Cooper will meet British Prime Minister Harold Wilson in his room at the House of Commons in the next few days famous Chevrolet engine and because of tough chassis and body construction that helps reduce maintenance expense or any type or length of route city or rural thruway or alleyway a Chevy can cover your delivery needs best See your Chevrolet dealer and save get a strike Ike Jones took of rainbows in the Creston pot holes using a bubble and a fly Otto Schultz tells of taking five good bows in Lake McGilvray using cowbells ahead of an olive colored wooly worm Thomas Morgan and Rev Peder Waldum took 10 nice bass from Blanchard Lake before wind drove them off about 10 days ago Keith Allred Roger Graham and Ryan Swan also fished Blanchard but could man age only two bass Lloyd agerland of Bigfork took five good bass from Ab slough a few evenings ago He had a little help from his wife Ashley Creek below Smith Lake is open for year around fishing Elston Albert took afour pound brookie from Ashley Creek near Batavia School on a gob of worms If a man mind throwing back a dozen suckers and squawfish the 13th one every now and then might duplicate feat The county commissioners and army engineers are to be congratulated on the well or ganized hearing on watershed use and development Wednesday evening Many written and many oral statements were submitted Among the oral statements the main point made by a majority of the speakers was a desire for channel improvement better warning overflow channels pos sible flood plan zoning dikes and similar measures to prevent or minimize damage in future floods Most speakers expressed a desire to keep away from high storage dams Hie presenceofaspeakerrep resenting the city of Seattle came as a shock for many In spite of the repeated warnings of many in recent years local citizens have remained apathetic as to the necessity of securing rights to The brochures are being distributed at Torgersons Thomas Printing irst National Bank Conrad Bank The Saloon and They explain the facilities which will be available the cost of membership the pur pose of the club and Includes sample schedules for swimming pool gym recreation programs There will be facilities swimming steam baths volley ball basketball handball tennis weight room a masseuse squash smallbore range billiards and table tennis Special classes In which non members church grotps clubs or other organizations can participate will be arranged In addition a nursery snack bar Instruction supervision and classesswill all bo conducted regularly for members At this time the board hopes to 1 a full time director office manager maintenance and pool manager with additional part time workers such as lifeguards Members only Guests accompanied by member Public only as scheduled in athletics Luce is president of his senior class Bill Schulte an all state selection for Columbia in 1965 is a freshman at Choose the low cost Chevy Vanpick from a pair of panelsor 11 basic Step Van models a slow definite steady decline in the kiU Hungry Horse Reservoir has been the most popular fishing spot the past couple of weeks The past week catches have been getting smaller as the reservoir is quite murky Many of the side creeks are muddy The wave action against the bare mud banks has also helped to make the water murky Most folks fish the Lost John ny area The best fishing lately has been in the Riverside Creek area on the east shore Kent Newman of Columbia alls and his partner took lim its of Hungry Horse cutthroat last weekend Dick Gillman and Bill Rem aley of Bigfork fished the River side area and took 14 cuts plus an 8 xi pound bull trout Bud Jensen and his wife took 11 cuts from the Riverside Creek area last Sunday Later this week they made a good catch of Lake Blaine bass John Betson Alroy Barry Doc Whittaker and Dr Ken Wine gardner fished the Lost Johnny area and took only three cuts Vince Sloan and his wife fished the same area and landed only one The middle of the week Ed Marken and Joe Hauber took two before being blown off the lake Otto Schultz and Perry Stenson had about the same ex perience lathead River is high and muddy Bait at the river mouth might be effective but it is too muddy for plugs or lures Bill Hatton got skunked at the river mouth last weekend but notes that he has taken fish on every trip there so far this season Doc with son Mike managed to garner one fishing in Bitterroot Lake on Day and each took a nice one Mike trolled a red and white spinning lure and Doc trolled an orange and black U20 flatfish MOVE OUT IN MAY the Chevrolet Way Enjoy sharper brighter TV pictures with a super aluminized iriine replacement picture tube from Wards I You ore assured of top line quality at a very low price made espe cially for Wards by a leading TV tube manu facturer The tube is made only from new parts and materials except for the envelope which prior to reuse is inspected and tested to the same standards as a new envelope Just "charge to your account COMPARE AIRLINE LOW PRICES ON OTHER SIZE TUBES TOO! Legion Game Changed To Libby ield INTER SPORTS LATHEAD MOTOR SALES Inc Due to rain and wet grounds at Griffin Park the twin bill baseball games between the Kal ispell and Libby Legion teams which were to have been played this afternoon have been changed to the Libby diamond which is reported in good shape Gary Robinson assistant man ager of the Kalispell team an nounced the Kalispell boys will leave for Libby from Griffin Park this morning at 9:30 The two games will be non league contests and will not count in Western Division stancL ings Kalispell and Libby will both open league play May 28 and MHH 29 Kalispell playing Whitefish wK at Memorial Park in Whitefish and Libby meeting Missoula Campbell Park in Missoula Race Driver Dies In Crash Whatever you deliver GOT YOU At Montana State BOZEMAN Don Luce an all state basketball player from Columbia alls High School will enroll at Montana State University in September says MSU Coach Roger Craft Luce 6 180 helped Columbia alls to the Big 32 regular season championship in 1965 The Wildcats were second in the state tournament This past year Columbia alls was second in the 1 Big 32 Though concentrate on basketball at Montana State Luce has been a three sport star in high school He recent ly was selected to play in the Shrine East West football game at Great alls He also is a good track performer often entering six individual events pleased Don has decided to join the says Craft is one of the finest prospects He is an excellent shooter and re bounder plus being a great In addition to being active Hours Daily 8:00 am 9:30 pm Sat 9:30 am pm Sun Closed I Progress Told About a 1 of the needed memberships in the Big Sky Athletic Club have been pledged to date according to spokes man Jerry Tomseth The membership drive which is tentatively set to end June 1 needs 450 members before the plans for financing and building the $250000 club can be completed Another step towards completion was the election of Dr Tom Little as president of the board of directors The directors now number seven with Tomseth rank Thomas Carl Clogston Bob Keller Bob Stenbeck and Bob Kirk filling out the supporting team The next step is to complete the membership drive Tomseth said that over 1000 brochures had been distributed and people have had time to read them they should be ready to take action now The board has been actively seeking memberships through person to person contact but hope to reach all of Kalispell with a cotton for membership pledges which may be clipped and sent to Big Sky Athletic Club PO Box 421 Kalispell PUT IT IN CLASSIIED 4 i I I JKssiaySV A A I Jmk Jb Ji llsA mIHt jm usi CL a 'e'' i 1 rx WKx vii wit Ifcxv' I lx KK r' MON TUE WED THUR RI :8:00 9:30 Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Otten Swim Open Swim 9:30 10:15 Adv Tiny Tot Begin Tots Adv Tiny Tot Begin Tots Adv Tots Homemakers Homemakers Homemakers Homemakers Homemakers 10:15 10:45 Recreation Lessons Recreation Lessons Recreation 10 45 11 1'i School PE School PE School PE School PE School PE GirIs Glrls Girls Girls Instruction Instruction Instruction Instruction Instruction 11'15 100 Business Business Business Business Business Professional Professional Professional Professional Professional Mixed Swim Mixed Swim Mixed Swim Mixed Swim Mixed Swim 1:00 2:00 Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim School PE School PE School PE School PE School PE 200245 Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Instruction Instruction Instruction Instruction Instruction 2:45 3:30 Private Private Private I Private Private Instruction Instruction instruction I Instruction Instruction Life Saving Water Safety Therapy by arrangement 4:30 6:00 Swim Team Swim Team swim Team Swim Team Swim Team 6:00 Water Ballet Scuba Water Polo by arrangement 30 NS17 JLT17 Night Reservation N18ht ReseXation Night.