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5 the the 5 ty 35. 21, Great Falls Tribune 'Thursday, April 6, Xtra 'Colonist' Group Elects Falls Woman Regent BOZEMAN Mrs. Charles Urquhart, Great Falls, was elected state regent of the Montana Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists, during the state convention in Bozeman. Other officers are Mrs. J.

F. Woodside, Dillon, vice regent; Mrs. Virginia Thompson, Bozeman, secretary; Mrs. Ray Love, Butte, treasurer; Mrs. Eugene Taber, Ryegate, chaplain; Mrs.

T. E. Lubben, Dillon, registrar; Mrs. F. Wiley, Helena, historian, and Mrs.

V. M. Willis, Great Falls, Librarian. 'The Arrowhead DAC Chapter elected Mrs. Urquhart, regent; Mrs.

Don Dyer, White Sulphur Springs, vice regent; Mrs. L. L. Howard, Great Falls, secretary; Mrs. Taber, treasurer; Mrs.

Willis, chaplain; Mrs. Taber, registrar, and Mrs. William Thomas. Great Falls, nistorianlibrarian. The national society will convene in Washington, D.C.

April 11-12. Elections Postponed BRASILIA, Brazil (New York Times)-The Brazilian military government has decided to maintain control over the of the country's 22 state governors by postponing the popular election of governors until sometime after 1974. Public Notices MEETINGS Great Falls Council Will confer their Royal and Select Master degree tonight, at 7. Orville Holman, I.M. B.P.O.

ELKS Meeting 8 p.m. Balloting. Installation of officers. Ted Byers, E.R. YWCA Youth sewing class, 9 yrs.

and up, starting April 13. Beginners, p.m.; intermediate, 6:30 8:30 p.m. 6 weeks $6.75. 452-1315. Carnival Franklin School PTA.

April 7, 7 p.m. Meeting for Ladies of Charity today, April 6, 1 p.m., St. Thomas Home. VFW 1087 Regular meeting. Post and Auxiliary, 8 p.m.

AL ANON meets tonight at 8. First Presbyterian Church, 1315 Central. ANNOUNCEMENTS Rummage Sale Westside Methodist Church, 726 Central Ave. West. 5th-9 to 5.

6th-9 to 12. 425 Individual color school pic-, tures will be taken at Malmstrom Youth Center, Thursday, April 6th, 4 to 8 p.m. Pre-school, through 12th grade. We wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind expressions of sympathy shown us during our recent sorrowthe loss of our father and grandfather--Mike Meljie. A special thanks to Dr.

Harry Power for the services rendered during the past 2 years. Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Meljie, Gary, Alan and Sherrie.

Individual color school pictures will be taken for preschoolers through 12th grade, April 7th, 4 to 6 p.m. at 901 6th Ave. N. Eagles Notice Special Entertainment Every 8 p.m. The New Big Band 17 of North Montana's finest musicians playing for your listening and dancing pleasure.

Elks Club, April 9 4:30 to 8:30 Admission $1.50 Make reservations now! Last appearance of season. Elks and guests welcome! The Flamingo UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Benny Gies and Chuck MacDonald. Dancing Fri. and Sat. Also 8-1.

Music by the Cascades. Cafe Now Open Wed. 11 to 8. Sun. 11 to 2.

Serving home-cooked meals and short orders. Pilot's Rites Friday In Butte BUTTE (AP) A funeral service will be Friday for Bert Mooney, a former chief pilot for Western Airlines who died Tuesday atfer a long illness. He was 71. Mooney was a pioneer pilot in state aviation circles. He was a former chief pilot for Inland Airlines, forerunner of a merged company involving National Parks Airways and Western.

Mooney was born in Billings and took his first flight lessons in 1919 while attending Los Angeles Military Academy. Mooney was the first pilot to deliver an air-mail pouch into West Yellowstone. His flight was before a runway had been built in the town. Survivors include the widow. Johannah, and four sons, Albert S.

Mooney Ill, Denver; Jay M. Mooney, Los Angeles; William D. Mooney Minneapolis, and Brien Mooney, Chicago. Mooney was a member and chairman of the Silver Bow County Airport Commission since it was reorganized. Funeral services were scheduled for Friday in Butte with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Judge to Enter Governor Race Officially Today Tribune Capitol Bureau HELENA Lt. Gov. Tom Judge says he will file his nominating petition for the Democratic gubernatorial race today. He will become the third Democratic candidate to file, although he was the first to announce his intentions, having done so on the heels of Gov. Anderson's announcement that he would not seek re-election.

Other Democratic candidates are David Burnham of Missoula and Dick Dzivi of Great Falls. Republican candidates so far are Rep. Ed Smith of Dagmar and Frank Dunkle of Helena. both of whom have plunked down their $250 filing fee. Additional Markets Stock Price Averages NEW YORK AP) Associated Press Stock price averages range of 60 stocks Wednesday: High Low Close N.C.

30 Indust 512.2 503.4 509.7 5.9 15 Rails 199.3 196.4 198.6 15 Utils 135.0133.1 133.9 .1 60 Total 342.6 337.1 340.8 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Potatoes arrivals Wednesday: 16; on track 75; total U.S. shipments 195; old- demand slow; market dull; carlot track sales: Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley round reds 2.35; new--too few to quote. Chicago Butter and Eggs CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter: wholesale selling prices Wednesday; 93 score AA 67.784; 92 A 67.784; 90 65.784. Eggs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago unchanged to 2 lower; 80 per cent or, better grade A whites 26-28; medium white extras 24-25; standards 22. Standard and Poor's Poor's 500 Stock Index.

Net High Low Close Change Industrials 122.13 120.26 121.44 1.06 20 Railroads 47.60 46.78 47.31 50 NEW YORK Standard and 55 Utilities 57.22 56.29 56.66 .10 500 Stocks 109.64 107.96 109.00 .88 Legal Advertising NOTICE PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED TED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. Probate Department In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District of the State of Montana, and for the County of Cascade. In the Mattern of the Estate of Russell W. Booth, Deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Court.

made on the 3rd day of April, 1972, notice is hereby given that the 19th day of April, 1972, at 10:00 a.m.. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Great Falls, County of Cascade, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said Russell W. Booth, deceased, and for hearing the application of Judy A. Booth and Lynne M. Booth for the issuance to them of letters testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same Dated the 3rd day of April, 1972.

(COURT SEAL) JEAN A. RYAN, Clerk. By BETH MULLINER, Deputy Clerk. Jardine, Stephenson, Blewett Weaver, 700 First National Bank Building, Great Falls, Montana, Attorneys for Petitioners. NOTICE OF FOR PUBLICATION PROVING OF TIME ETC.

APPOINTED WILL, Probate Department-18434C In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Cascade. In the Matter of the Estate of Robert Weintz, Deceased. Pusuant 10 an order of said Court, made on the 4th day of April, 1972, notice is hereby given that 19th day of April, 1972, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Great Falls, County of Cascade, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said Robert Weintz, deceased, and for hearing the application of Anne Weintz for the issuance to her of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated the 4th day of April. 1972, (COURT SEAL) JEAN A.

RYAN, Clerk. By Florence McGiboney, Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE No. 5950A In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Cascade. Credit Counselors, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Roy E.

Drescher, Defendant. To Be Sold at Sheriff's Sale on the 27th day of April, 1972, at the west door of the Court House in Great Falls, Montana. at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m. all of the interest of the defendant in and to the following described real property: Lot 7, Block 498, Great Falls Original Townsite, Cascade County, Montana Dated this 4th day of April, 1972, at Great Falls, Montana. JOHN C.

KRSUL, Sheriff of Cascade County. By GEORGE CZIFRO, Deupty 4 6 13-20 CALL FOR BIDS The Fort Belknap Housing Authority accepting bids to complete a 50-unit low rent housing project. This work will consist of siding and window installation and repair, site grading, tree and grass planting. Specifications and drawings are available at the Fort Belknap Housing Office, Fort Belknap Agency, Harlem, Mont. 59526.

Bid closing date is April 14, 1972. Teton Interstate Section Approved HELENA The Montana Department of Highways has received approval from the Federal Highway Administration for the construction of a section of Interstate 15 in Teton County. Gallup City Brady Collins Dution TE Power Great Fa Vaughn mm Ready for Match NEW YORK (New York Times) Bobby Fischer has notified the International Chess Federation that he is prepared to meet Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the world championship chess title. Legal Advertising INVITATION FOR BID will be received by the Sealed bids Board of Trustees, School District No. 84, Denton, Montana, tor a Fergus County, forty-two passenger school bus on new passenger bus body, Bids a torty-eight opened April 26, 1972 at 8:00 P.M.

will be in the office of the Superintendent. Specifications tor bus and information equipment may be obtained on trade-in from Ernest Copenhaver, Supt. of Schools, Montana or Mrs. Delores KingsDenton. School District No.

84, Denbury, Clerk, ton. Montana. 10 be addressed to Mrs. Bids are Kingsbury, Clerk. The Board of Delores Trustees reserves the right to reject any to accept any bid which or all bids, and it deems most advantageous.

DELORES J. KINGSBURY, Clerk School District No. 84 Deton, Montana OF ANNUAL MEETING OF NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS OF McLAUGHLIN, INCORPORATED hereby given that the Annual Notice Meeting of the Stockholders of McLaughbe held at the office lin, Incorporated, will at Suite 331, Great of said corporation Building, in Great Falls National Bank Falls, Montana, on Monday, April 10, 1972, 10:00 o'clock a.m., for the purdirectors of said corat electing poration and for the transportation of any that may properly be and all business at any meeting of the stockbrought up holders of the corporation. By order of the president. at Great Falls, Montana, this 29th Dated day of March, 1972, (SEAL.

W. C. SEDERHOLM. Secretary. 30.4 6 NOTICE Notice 15 Hereby Given that the City Council of the City of Great Falls, MonPublic Hearing on Orditana.

will hold a nance No. 1710. on Monday, April 24, 1972, Chambers of at 8:00 p.m., in the Council Civic Center Building, Great Falls, the Montana. passed of Said Ordinance No. 1710 was its first reading and to change the of the "B' Area Use District zoning Classification of the following described property: One (1) and Two (2), Block Four Lots Hundred Forty-six (446), Original Townsite, City of Great Falls, Cascade County, known as 900 Montana, more commonly and 904 Fourth (4th) Avenue South.

to a Area "Local Business' Use District Classification. Any interested person may appear and speak in favor of or against the proposed change, and final passage of Ordinance No. 1710. CITY OF GREAT FALLS, MONTANA. FRED L.

HILL, City Clerk. 4 6-13-20 NOTICE Notice Is Hereby Given that the City Council of the City of Great Falls, Montana, will hold a Public Hearing on OrdiNo. 1708 on Monday, April 24, 1972, nance at 8:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Civic Center Building, Great Falls, Montana. Said Ordinance No. 1708 was passed of its first reading and is to change the zoning of the Area, "Local Business" Use District Classification of the followinq described property: Lots 8 through 14, Block 509 (601 11 through 625 Tenth Avenue South); Lots through 14, Block 510 (701 through 711 Tenth Avenue South); Lots 8 through 14, Block 511 (801 through 825 Tenth Avenue Lots 8 through 14, Block 512 (901 South): through 925 Tenth Avenue South); said blocks are within Original Townsite, City of Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana.

Lots 8 through 14. Block 513 (1001 through 1025 Tenth Avenue South); Lots 8 through 14, Block 514 (1101 through 1125 Tenth Avenue South). Said blocks are within First Addition to the City of Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana, Lots 1 through 7 and 8 through 14, Block 781 (1300 through 1324 Ninth Avenue South and 1201 through 1325 Tenth Avenue South, respectively). Said Blocks are within Tenth Addition, City of Great Falls, Cascade County. Montana.

to a Area, "General Commercial" Use District Classification. interested person may appear and Any speak in favor or against the proposed change, and final passage of Ordinance No. 1708. CITY OF GREAT FALLS, MONTANA, FRED L. HILL.

City Clerk 6-13-20 NOTICE OF HEARING, CO- TRUSTEE'S TENTH ANNUAL AND FINAL ACCOUNT No.12357 In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District of the State of Montana, and for the County of Cascade. the matter of the Trust Estate of: Harry Ettinger, also known as Harry D. Ettinger, Deceased. To: Patricia Elliott, West 2511 Rosewood Avenue, Spokane, Washington 99207; Della I. Ettinger, 227 Hauser Apt.

D. Helena, Montana 59601, as benefificiaries under the trust under the Last Will and Testament of Harry Ettinger, deceased You Are Hereby Notified: That the Great Falls National Bank has filed with tihs Court its Tenth Annual and Final Account of Co-Trustee of the Trust Estate of Harry Ettinger, Deceased. 2. That in said account the Court 15 asked to settle and approve such accounts. That the time and place for the return day and hearing on said Tenth Annual and Final Account is the 26th day of 1972, at the Court Room of the Court House, located in Great Falls, CasApril, cade County, Montana, at ten o'clock a.m.

of said day. 4. That any objections or exceptions to the said Tenth Annual and Final Account of Co- Trustee of the Trust Estate of Harry Ettinger, Deceased, must be filed with the Clerk of this Court on or before the 26th day of April, 1972, at ten o'clock a.m. of said day. Witness my hand, the Seal of this Court, this 3rd day of April, 1972.

(Court Seal) JEAN A. RYAN, Clerk of Court. Dale Forbes, Church, Harris, Johnson Williams, 302 Great Falls National Bank Great Falls, Montana 59401, Attorneys for Co-Trustee. 4 6-13-20 INVITATION FOR BIDS School Bus Transportation The Board of Trustes of School District Number One, Great Falls, Montana, will receive sealed bids for School Bus Transportation the office of the Assistant Superintendent for Business, 1100 Fourth Street South, Great Falls, Montana (P.0. Box 2669.) Bids will be received until 10:00 A.M.

(MST), April 13, 1972 at which time they will be publicly opened in the Board Room at the School Administration Building. Specifications and other Information may be obtained in the office of the Supervisor of Transportation or in office of the Assistant Superintendent for Business, Great Falls Public Schools, 1100 Fourth Street South, P.O. Box 2669, Great Falls, Montana. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by lawful moneys of the United States, or with cashier's check, certified check, bank money order or bank draft, in any case drawn and issued by a national banking association located in the State of Montana, or by any bank ing corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of Montana, or a bid bond or bonds executed by a surety authorized to do business corporation State of Montana, in the amount of $100.00 for each single bus bid, made payable to the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Great Falls Public Schools as a guarantee of compliance with specifications. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any or all of the bids, to waive irregularities and to accept the bid it deems most advantageous to the school district.

KARL W. ERICKSON, Assistant Superintendent for Business. The project begins mately 3 miles north of Dutton and extends 7 miles northerly to a point about 1 mile south of the Teton-Pondera county line. This design is for a new fourlane controlled access Interstate along the route proposed at the public hearing in Dutton on July 7. 1971.

The design will include new structures for a county road grade separation, dual crossing of the Teton River, an interchange at the Collins Road and rest areas for north and south bound traffic near the Interstate crossing of the Teton River. The frontage road east of the Interstate from the Collins Road Legal Advertising NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the beneficiary has requested the trustee, THE PIONEER INSURANCE COMPANY, Montana corporation, to sell, at public sale, under the "Small Tract Financing Act of Montana" (Revised Codes of Montana 1947, S52-401 et the following described real property located in the City of Great Falls, County of Cascade, State of Montana: Lot 6, Block 17, North Riverview Terrace, Section Six, an addition to the City of Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana, according to the official plat thereot, on tile in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of said County. Pursuant to the aforementioned Small Tract Financing Act of Montana, the tollowing information is hereby set forth: 1. Name of the grantor in the trust instrument: BEVERLY KAIN. 2.

Name of persons claiming an interest in the premises: NONE. 3. Name of the trustee in the trust instrument: PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Montana corporation. 4. Name of the beneficiary in the trust instrument: FIRST FEDERAL GREAT SAVINGS AND FALLS, LOAN Federal ASSOCIATION association.

OF a Legal description of the property described in the trust instrument (not previously reconveyed): Lot 6, Block 17, North Riverview Terrace, Section Six, an addition to the City of Great Falls. Cascade County, Montana, according to the official plat thereof, on tile in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of said County. 6. The recording data on the trust instrument Recorded in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of Cascade County, Montana, on November 6. 1970, on Reel 67, Document Number 2560.

7. The defauit claimed and under which the foreclosure seal is held is a follows: The promissory note for which the Trust Indenture stood as security tell due and payable on August 1, 1971, and has not been paid in full together with accrued interest. 8. The remaining principal balance, together with interest, now due and owing upon the note, for which the said trust conveyance stands as security 15: 921,134.71 with interest thereon at the rate of 81 per annum from and after August 1971. 9.

Directions of beneficiary: The beneficiary, FIRST FEDERAL SAV. INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GREAT FALLS. has elected and has directed in writing that the trustee sell the real estate above described for the satisfaction of the aforesaid obligation. Time of sale: 10:00 o'clock A.M., Thursday, May 4, 1972. Place of sale: The sale will be held at the West Door of the Cascade County Courthouse at Great Falls.

Cascade County, Montana. The said sale is a public sale and any person. except the undersigned, but particularly including the beneficiary, may bid at the sale. The terms of the sale are that the bid price shall be paid in cash; conveyance of the premises shall be by trustee's deed. Purchaser shall be entitled to the possession of the property on the tenth day following the sale.

Dated this 3rd day of January, 1972. The Pioneer Title Insurance Company (Corporate Seal) By: E. BOB BROWN, Vice President Attest: LOUISE LYKINS, Asst. Sec. State of Montana, County of Cascade, sS.

On this 3rd day of January, 1972, before me, the undersigned. a Notary Public in and for the State of Montana, personally appeared Bob Brown, the Vice President of The PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same on behalf of said corporation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first above written. (Notarial Seal) DOROTHY COX, Notary Public for the State of Montana, residing at Great Falls, Montana. My commission expires Sept.

24, 1974. 3 23-30, 4 6 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITIONS FOR FORMATION OF A COUNTY SEWER DISTRICT AT VAUGHN, MONTANA. Before the Board of County Commis- sioners of Cascade County. In the matter of the Vaughn Sewer District. Notice Is Hereby Given, That a regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held April 18, 1972, at 7:30 p.m., at the Vaughn School for the purpose of hearing petitions for the formation of a County Sewer District at Vaughn, Montana, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why said petitions should not be granted and all written protests as shall have been filed with the Cascade County Clerk and Recorder prior to said hearing by or on behalf of owners of taxable property situated within the boundaries of the proposed district shall also be heard.

Dated March 29, 1972. LENNON, Clerk and Recorder. JOHN ST. JERMAIN, Commissioner. MILO F.

DEAN, Commissioner, Petition for the Organization of a County Sewer District at Vaughn. Monlana. The undersigned, qualified registered voters and residents within the boundaries of the hereinafter described land, hereby respectfully petition the Board of Commissioners of Cascade County, State of Montana, for the formation of a county district sewer upon the following showinq: Petitioners constitute at least ten per cent of the registered voters of the territory within Cascade County to be included within the proposed sewer district. 2. Petitioners desire that a county sewer district, to be known 25 the Vaughn Sewer District, be organized and incorporated under the provisions Chapter 45, Title 16, Revised Code of Montana, 1947, A map of the proposed sewer district is attached hereto as "Exhibit and by this reference made a part here.

of. The boundaries of the proposed district shall be as follows Beginning at the section corner common to sections 23, 24, 25 and 26, T21N, RIE; thence south 1680.4 feet along the west line of Section 25; thence east, 510.0 feet: thence north 1533.6 feet 10 the south right-of-way line of the E-W Big Sky Vista access road; thence 1320.2 feet along the south right-of-way line; thence 89 11'E, 72 feet along said right of way 10 the west right-of-way line of the county road running through the center of Section 24, thence east. 60 teet to the east night ofway line of the county road: thence 0 28' 1476 feet to the south right of way line of Montana Highway No. 200; thence northeasterly along the south right- of- way line of said highway approximately 1720 feet 10 an intersection with the west bank of Muddy thence northerly along said creek bank to af intersection with the south right of way line of the Burlington Northern Railway: thence northwesterly along Seid right of way line 10 an intersection with 1,16 section line being the North line of the NW, Section 24, T21N. RIE; thence west 500 feet along Said 1-16 line; thence south, 1325 feet to the north right-of-way of the Burlington Northern Railway (Sun River Line): thence westerly 1800 feet along said right of -way the west line of Section 24, T21N.

RIE; thence south along the west line of Section 24, 1815 feet 10 the south right of way line of Montana Highway No. 200; thence 2350 feet along said right-of-way 10 the most westerly property corner of Mogstead property; thence 5 43'E; 272.0 feet: thence 122.7 feet, thence 85.0 feet; thence 89 13' 120.0 feet to the west right-of. Way line the county road; thence 28'W, 898 6 feet along the west right-of. way line of the county road, to the North line of Section T21N. RIE.

thence west along said fine 2494 feet to the point of beginning 4 The establishment of the proposed district be to sewer conducive the public health. convenience, and welfare, and will benefit property included within the boundaries of proposed district Wherefore, petitioners pray that hearing petition be held at such time as the of Board Commissioners of County, State of Mon tana, shall designate and that at such hearing said district be organized and incorporated. Dated: February, Eugene A. Roberts, Sterlin C. Nielsen, Joan Gurnsey, James W.

Carpenter, Phyllis Carpenter. There are 27 names signed on the petition. interchange will continue northerly and parallel to the Interstate to the Armstrong Road, making a continuous frontage road from the Collins Road interchange to Brady. Maps indicating this location and design, a written transcript of the public hearing and other pertinent data are available for review at the highway office in Great Falls. Legal Advertising NOTICE Notice Is Hereby Given that the City Council of the City of Great Falls, Montana, will hold a Public Hearing on Ordinance No.

1709 on the Monday, April 24, at 8:00 p.m., in of the Civic Center Building, Great Falls, Montana, Said Ordinance No. 1709 was passed of its first reading and is to change the zoning of the "Cu Area "Local Business" Use District Classification of the following described property: Lots One (1) through Eight (8), Block Two (2), 15th Addition, City of Great Falls, County of Cascade, Montana, commonly known 45 700 through 826 Tenth Avenue South; and Lots One (1) through Twelve (12), Block Three (3), 15th Addition, City of Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana, commonly known as 900 through 1126 Tenth Avenue South. to a Area "General Commercial" Use District Classfication, Any interested person may apepar and speak in favor of or against the proposed change, and final pasage of Ordiance No. 1709. CITY OF GREAT FALLS, MONTANA.

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Monday Thursday 4 p.m. Tuesday Friday 4 p.m. Wednesday CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Class Sections 1 through 14 EMPLOYMENT Class Sections 15 through 27 RENTALS Class Sections 36 through 56 FARM ARTICLES Class Sections 80 through 83 LIVESTOCK, PETS Poultry, Pasturage Class Sections 86 through 91 MERCHANDISE Class Sections 57 through 79 -Radios 57 Antiques 58 Sporting Goods, Tackle 59 Furniture 60 Appliances 61 Musical Instruments 62 Rummage Sales 63 Household Articles 64 Miscellaneous Articles 65 Wanted Miscellaneous 66 Swap or Free 67 Food Products 68 Nursery, Plants, Seed 69 Aquariums, Fish, Supplies 70 Machinery, Tools Building Materials 72 Fuel Industrial Equipment 74 Auctions 75 Oil and Mining Equipment for Rent Want to Buy Equipment 78 Fertilizer, Soil, Sand, Gravel 79 REAL ESTATE Class Sections 92 through 116 AUTOMOTIVE Class Sections 118 through 132 Low Cost Person to Person FAMILY WANT ADS 2 lines 7 days $2 Regular Charge $5.04 Each Additional Line Only $1 for 7 Days! CONDITIONS: Ad must offer articles for sale, wanted to muy or swap listing for $300 or less. Price of all items must appear in ad Ad must be placed by non-commercial advertisers. Home-type commercial operations not eligible for family rate, Ad must run consecutively for duration.

$2 minimum charge, 2 lines for 7 days. No rebate if canceled prior 10 expiration. When results are obtained please call to cancel. 1. Lost and Found LOST Black Labrador retriever, white chest, black and rhinestone collar, medium height.

Ph. 761-2590. Reward. LOST: GRAY ALTERED MALE CAT, white on paws, under chin and belly. 452-4673.

WILL THE FAMILY from Colorado who have our Collie, please contact 452-8653 or 761-5537. One Dun Shetland mare, no brand. on Gibson Flats, of Owner call 453-1941. LOST--Black and white spaniel. Near Holiday Village.

Call 453- 8273. LOST -Terrier dachshund, 3 months old, brown. 453-7943. FOUND Dachshund, rural, mountain area. 761-0880.

-White female cat, Twilight Theatre area. 453-3694. 4. Purely Personal ADVICE Concerning smoking problems. Details $1 and self addressed stamped envelope, Try it It works.

Dept. A-- P.O. Box 3103, Ogden, Utah, 8440. ADVICE Concerning drinking problems. Details $1 and self addressed stamped envelope.

Try it It works. Dept. B- Box 3103, Ogden, Utah, 8440, 5. Schools and Instructions SPRING TERM SPEEDWRITING Shorthand (6 weeks) TYPING (8 weeks) EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE (18 weeks) LEARN KEY PUNCH Day, and Night Classes ENTER ANY MONDAY CALL 761-6610 FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE GREAT FALLS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 905 First Ave. N.

77 Years in Great Falls Accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Business Schools PRO ART Modeling Opportunities If you would like to get the whole story on MODELING OPPORTUNITIES throughout Montana contact PRO-ART MODELING AGENCY. We'll give you all the answers about the many ways you can earn pa income as a PRO-ART MODEL. CALL 761-7197 or VISIT US at 2910 10th Ave. So. HIGH SCHOOL completion through home study.

Free brochure. American School Dist. Office, Box 3296 Butte, Mont. POPULAR ORGAN lessons in your home. John McCarvel, 453-3674.

LASALLE Ext. University info. and enrollment call 453-5102. Write Box 603. 6.

Cemetery Lots Markers MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. Large display. Mont. Granite, 1010 1st Ave. S.

15. Salesmen, Agents Sales Educational Salesmen LaSalle Extension University a correspondence institution Individuals needed immediately to call on prospective students and interview for professional and business courses. $250 to $300 weekly is possible You will be paid on our exclusive advance commission schedule and will have the opportunity to earn substantial bonuses. Guaranteed Leads You will call only on those people who have written to us in response to our extensive national advertising and will have been informed that you will call. If you are interested in securing this lifetime opportunity please call: Thursday-Friday 10 a.m.

to 2 p.m. Mr. Strobel 453-5102 Part-time positions also available IT'S 25 years research and development have gone into this amazing futuramic electrical product for the home, Nothing else like it in the U.S. today! Brand new and different, Patent attorneys say it is the first new idea in 30 years. Local, reliable Great Falls company has field tested it; 3 men wrote 24 orders in 5 days, IF Your are now in sales, or have considered Sales as a profession.

are tired of working for the other guy. want to be your own boss, in business for yourself with A good profit for your efforts, now is the time to get in on the ground floor. financing. Call Mr. Mantz Friday or Saturday at the Holiday Inn, Room 154, between 11 a.m.

and 2- p.m. for personal interview. We will truly amaze you! 11 you ATP married, 5 please bring your wife. Needed Aggressive Agents Qualified Leads Sponsored preapproach letters Guaranteed issue insurance program Top commission New in Montana Approximately 5.000 enrolled in similar program In Idaho during last 3 years Call: Agriculture Insurance Trust for app'l. 761-3066.

SERVICE DIRECTORY I Conrad Use this handy directory as a guide to dependable service today and every day. Call an Expert Air Cooled Engine Service Lawn Mower Tune-up METROPOLITAN, 761-5610. SERVICE, No. 12 2nd LAWN-BOY SERVICE AND REPAIR 526 1st AVE, SOUTH 453-6591 Buildings GRAHAM ROSS ALL TYPES CARPENTER WORK. No METROPOLITAN SERVICE, No.

12 2nd job 100 big or 100 small. Free 51. So. phone 761-5618. estimates.

Harvey Gittins. 453-9521. Concrete Piano Tuning--Repairs FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING CONCRETE SLABS, We also can raise CARLSON MUSIC CO. your settled driveway, sidewalks or steps to original or correct grade, Also Plumbing and Heating stabilization foundation. Harvey Gittins.

453-9521. FURNACES, boilers, fans. gas or oil. Sales installation. Johnson's, 117 Detective Service Central.

453-1689. Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Investigation GALLAGHER and DETECTIVE Security AGENCY Sales and Service-Pinski 453-7644. Central marketing Plaza, and Suite shoppers 317. Phone services. 453-1451, 600 Refrigeration after 5 call 453-2716.

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning DETECTIVE AGENCY Sales and Service--All Types JAMES Domestic, Custody WHITE REFRIGERATION CO. Civil, Criminal, 1100 14th St. S. 453-2901 or 453-4307-Day Night Electrical REFRIGERATION, all Phone types, sales 453-7644. and repairs.

Pinski Bros. One Stop CASCADE Sales ELECTRIC Service Sewer- -Water 903 10th Ave. North 453-3285 SEPTIC TANKS pumped, sewer lines Fertilizer cleaned. Ditching, water, sewer. 452-6562, NACHURS LIQUID FERTILIZER DITCHING, installing, repairs, water and -will not burn sewer.

Pinski 453-7644. Organic Lawns -Forage Grain, EXPERT sewing machine repairs, all WE WILL APPLY makes. 452-4383. Hall's Consignment. Phone 761-3814, evenings.

Sharpening Service FERTILIZING, power raking sweeping. Complete lawn and tree HASENKRUG'S MASTER LOCKSMITHS, service. Free estimates. Montana Ecolo- Special sharpening through April 15- gical. 453-1349.

Lawn mower blades 95c, Cir Saws 75c $5 yard, up to 7' cross-rip. knives and scissors GOOD rotted cow manure. 453-8586. 3 for $1.00, hand saws only delivered. Wilson, Key in knob locks, fitting and rip.

House Moving repair, reg. prices. 453-3092. block S. of McDonalds, across from Super State Wide House Moving Dip, 10th Ave.

5. and 18th. 453-9096 Soil -Gravel -Fertilizer ZION Income Tax Service HAVE GRAVEL WILL TRAVEL For concrete, or roads. 965-3233. TAXES PREPARED in your home.

452-7361 days-452-7394 after 6 and wkends Vacuum Service Landscaping CO. of Northern Montana offers Expert Landscape Service KIRBY. 453-3663. pick-up No. 14 2nd delivery.

St. N. 24-hr. service, Power raking, trimming, seeding, 761-3769. centralized built- in vacuumresidential or Commercial.

761-0052. excavating, leveling, gravel. TREES AND SHRUBS, power raking. tree spraying, rototilling Landscaping. and, 452-2744.

sod Watch Repairing cutting. Hansen's POWER fertilizing, estimates. WATCH, jewelry Fourth repairing, Street North. engraving. Sutherlands, 18 Phone 452-5583.

DIAL 761-6666 IF YOU WISH YOUR AD TO APPEAR IN THIS SECTION. RATES AS LOW AS 28c PER LINE. 17. Help Wanted- -Men 17. Help Wanted -Men CONSTRUCTION CREWS We are looking for qualified construction crews to build pre-cut custom houses.

Should have minimum of 5 years' experience in home construction. Year round work. Excellent pay schedule. For more information call collect, Andy Verbeck (800) 328-4411 9 a.m.-5 p.m. evans InteRnatIonaL HOmeS 3939 E.

46th Minneapolis, Minn. An Equal Opportunity Employer 15. Salesmen, Agents 2 FULL- -TIME real estate salesmen, currently licensed. Must be aggressive and willing to work mostly evenings and some weekends. Top commissions paid plus incentive bonus.

Contact Bud at ROBBINS ASSOCIATES, 1514 10th Ave. Great Falls, 761-8550. FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT Salesman wanted. For app't. phone 761- 1262.

9 a.m. to noon only. 16. Employment Agencies ACME PERSONNEL We have daily openings in all fields and need people who want to 90 10 work today. ACME, 600 Central Plaza.

761-3024. Lydiard and 'Farrell EMPLOYMENT SERVICE GREAT FALLS: 1308 12th Ave. South. Phone 761-4921 CONWELL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1824 10th Ave. S.

761-6694 17. Help Wanted -Men WANTED PARTS MAN- Int. equip. MECHANIC--Familiar with Int. equip.

BOOKKEEPER -Full time. JONES TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT P.O Box 111, Colfax, Wash, 99111, 397-4371 BODY SHOP MAN. One working foreman. Salary plus commission. Two body men.

5 stalls. Good equipment and paint booth. Must be reliable and sober. Pictures and reference a must. Good recreational arca.

Write manager Box 709, Dillon, Montana, BARBER WANTED -Capital Hill Shopping Center Barber Shop of Helena. High volume business. Commission on products. Vacation. Call 1-442-6812, Helena.

Ask for Rod or better yet, drop in. GOOD, reliable man for grain elevator, Ledger, Mont. Give 2 references of for. mer employment, no experience necessary. Good wages.

Farmers Union Elevator Ledger. Phone Conrad, 278- 3188. AUTO MECHANIC wanted for Ford dealership. Experienced man only. Give status first letter.

Write Tribune, Box 100. AUTOMOTIVE machinist. Must know crankshaft grinding. Top wages. Vern Edwards, West 1101 2nd Spokane, Wash.

99204. MARRIED man for general ranch work, irrigating. Permanent employment. Lacey Ranches, Drummond, Mt. Ph.

288-3578 or 288-3359. FULL TIME employment; experienced, Falls Texaco, 100 1st Ave. No. 19. Help Wanted -General FARM and feedlot mechanic wanted.

Year-round job. Modern shop. Give references. Box 131, Tribune. OPPORTUNITY PER WEEK PLUS BONUSES.

Call 761-0461. 18. Help Wanted -Women FANTASTIC! Bored as a secretary, clerk salesgirl? Like people who exercise? oF, Fantastic opportunity for a new, rewarding career with Elaine Powers Figure Salon. We are looking for warm, pleasant personalities, Good salary. Will train.

No previous experience necessary. Room for advancement, Attractive trim figure an asset. Call 761-7412. NEEDED: A woman companion to live in with elderly lady. The location is a smaller town about 60 miles from Great Falls.

Job to start in April. If interested write to 840 11th Street, Havre, Montana 59501. SECRETARY WANTED: good shorthand and typing skills. Must be willing to move to eastern city. Salary $7,000 to $8,500.

Please send complete resume to Tribune Box 132. WILLING TO LEARN skilled, technical Age 21 to Typing necessary. State age, education, work background, family status. Enclose recent photo. Box 139, Tribune.

WILL TRAIN WOMAN for cooking position. Evening work, apply in person after p.m. The Jack Club, Vaughn Highway. SMART WOMEN Are discovering that Vanda Beauty Counselor offers pleasurable way to achieve success and good income. Call 452-6147.

Studio Girl Cosmetics Wigs, etc. Sales top profits. 452-7424 or (800) 621-4005 toll-free, day or night. EXPERIENCED FOOD, combination cocktail waitress bar tender. Over apply after 2 p.m.

Eddies Supper Club. SOME ONE willing to travel Intermountain area to work as a closer in advertising field. Car required. 454-0930. COMBINATION bartender -cocktail Waitress.

Apply in person atter 2 p.m. Eddie's Supper Club. MAKE MONEY working for yourself, part or full time. Call 761-2521 forenoons. RELIABLE sitter needed, two children, my home.

453-8628 after 6:00 p.m. HAIRDRESSER FOR CONRAD SALON. Call 452-8963 or 452-9340. EXPERIENCED cleaning lady. 452-9548.

RELIABLE sitter, my home, north side area. Own transportation. Ph. 761-6661. BABYSITTER WANTED My home 5 days a week.

infant. 761-6140. WANTED kitchen help. Apply after 2 p.m. Eddie's Supper Club.

19. Help Wanted -General THE EUROPEAN HEALTH SPA Is looking for career minded people willing to work hard for a financially sound future. SALES Guaranteed salary plus outstanding commission. All leads furnished. No outside selling or traveling.

INSTRUCTORS AND INSTRUCTORESSES Excellent advancement potential for those se who enjoy people. PHONE 452-8528 for appt. BETTER YOURSELF and help others to do the same. Should you desire a posttion that will achieve financial and personal success. Call 453-2222.

4 to 8 p.m. Mon. through Fri. COOKS needed immediately to open Conrad Hotel Cafe. Conrad, Mont.

Apply in person. Must be steady and reliable. Phone 1278-5711. APPLICATIONS are now being taken. Mon.

and 2-4 p.m. J.B's Big Boy Classified Advertising Gets Results 22. Situation Wanted -Men MAN WANTS JOB on grain ranch and place to live Non- drinker, chaser or smoker. Can give reterences. Keith 1 ockio, 10 L05 Ranchitos, Carmel Valley, California 91924 HIGH SCHOOL boy wants summer employment on farm of ranch 761-5296.

Call alter p.m YARD WORK Any Jerry Hall, 453-2960 or 454-1766. kind! COOK- Experienced all phases, completed 2 military, civilian cook school. R. Gillan, Apt. 19, 2 5th St.

No. INVISIBLE REWEAVING SERVICE, Felix 4020 3rd Ave. 5., 761-6854.