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The Independent Record, Helena, Montana, Sunday, May 20, 1 973- Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiini KBLL plans signal improvement mm 1 DROP IS Bob Kerr, general manager of 1 announced "onitol Pittr TM. i I that KBLL Televi- wv icicviaiuu nas sion cas filed an application NOW with the Federal Communications Commission for a construction permit to modify the station authorization. The application, if granted, will permit KBLL to move its antenna to amountain site northeast of Helena and to increase the power so the station can improve the quality of its signal. This will also expand the coverage of the station in Lewis and Clark County and surrounding areas. The proposed increased signal ties.

The expansion also includes a plan to move the station's facilities into the Colonial Hilton. Kerr also announced the appplication for new call letters of KTCM Television, on final approval of the commission for the sale of KBLL Radio to Hotter Broadcasting Company. Kerr said the stronger signal will benefit Helena by providing better communication for the area. Capital City Television is owned by former Gov. Tim Babcock.

SUMMER HOURS 11 A.M.-10 P.M. Kentucky Fried Chicken. When in 1005 N. MAIN will cover portions of 13 coun- Stay smack-dab in the middle. 24 ENJOY AN EVENING Sullivan now heads life underwriters We're OPEN ours a day revved-up rooms color, coble TV fret covered overnight parking gourmet dining free airport limousine service Cafe 900 North Main entered the life insurance business in 1963 and was given the Northwestern National award at the Peter W.

Sullivan, Helena life underwriter, ws named president of the Montana Association of Life Underwriters (MALU) Saturday at the group's annual convention in Bozeman. MALU has 500 live underwriter members in seven affiliated for life insurance sales in 1971. F. Jock Anderson, V.P. Gen.

Mgr. downtown Billings, Mt. (406) 245-5121 Sullivan has served in all off llllllk- ices of the Helena Association of Life Underwriters. He appeared in the 1970 edition of local associations. XOCXXXXXXXXXXX0(XXXXXX)OOOCCOC0(XXX gaxJooooooGoooorc "Outstanding Young Men of America" and is a member of the Carroll College Century Sullivan, 38 is an agent with Northwestern National Life.

He is a 1953 graduate of Broadwater County High School in Townsend and a 1957 graduate of Carroll College in Helena. He Club, Metropolitan Dinner Club and the Community Concert Board. -tJtnRVE IN IHEAI NOW SHOVING Gate 8:45 Girls 9:20 Drivers face tipsy test EVERY MAN SHOULD MEET A FREE-FLYING STEWARDESS i Precautions have been taken to insure the drivers' safety during the demonstration Sunday on an off-street obstacle course. 2 Gate i- mrm Br. farts Tonight Dusk I) I AH WILDERNESS! 5 when the Xjjytfyv CARRY ON A i gang finds TTd 'If 5 191! nnnn lit liip llfatillTia ir UllbC III IIIO IIICUIIIC.

'MM PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Some race car drivers are going to take the wheel while drunk this weekend. The joint venture of the Philadelphia Jaycees and the Delaware Valley chapter of the Natonal Council on Alcoholism is intended to demonstrate how alcohol affects motorists' Fly girls who know what DUFFY'S Vl I I WEST OF HELENA ON HIGHWAY 12 I The race car drivers will 1 00 ior or to a man. if negotiate the course three times once sober, once with three or four drinks in them and once at a fairly high level of intoxication. Before each run, the amount of alcohol in the blood will be 1 Premier Sunday Crossword Puzzfo By JO PAQUIN 1 1 55 measured by a breathalyzer. A psychiatrist will measure the DarticiDants' ability on the COLOR course.

SIDNtY ItHH Ik JIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllltlllllllllllllMIIIIIMIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIl. AIRHOSTESSeS KINNFTH WILLIAMS tb CHA.LK HAWTKtr FROM COPENHAGEN Produced tnd Directed by JACK CONNSU AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. In COLOR Rock Score Produced by MANNED MANN 1 EDGAR ALLAN POE'S. BRIGITTE BARDOT ultimate ALAIN DELON IANE FONDA STONEIIOUSE RESTAURANT OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY HOMEMADE SOUP, SALAD AND TERENCE STAMP 1 PETER FONDA 5 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL path 5 3 DOUBLE FEATURE NOW SHOWING THRU TUESDAY SANDWICHES OUR SUNNY PATIO I IS I OPEN ni 77. Kind of cigar 78.

Girl's 79. Came into being 80. Sweet, sticky cake 81. Enroll 84. Haul 85.

Come to pass 88. Desert 90. Mohammedan call to prayer 9L Cut into small pieces 93. Operate 95. Slips away 96.

Head-wear 99. Ripen 10L Village in New York 103. To branch out 104. Goddess of peace 106. Italian playing card 107.

Low hum 108. Faucets 109. Redact 110. Baby's word 112. On tiptoe 114.

avis 116. Overt I 117. Divide i 118. Footwear 120. Moines 122.

Girl's DOWN 1. Turns to the right 2. Competent 3. Tipster 4. Spartan serf 5.

Large cistern 6. Calcu- lating instrument 1. Works as a cowboy 8. Arabian 9. North and South 10.

Scotch game 11. Heard at La Scala 12. Burn slightly 13. Hindu poet 14. Overhead railways 15.

Macaroni or spaghetti 16. Persian poet 17. Capital of. Latvia 18. Serving item 28.

Saltpeter 3L Brave's trophy 33. Stannum 35. Ardor 37. Greenland Eskimo 38. Genus of lizards 39.

Shade of green 40. Undisguised 42. Early Persians 43. Lamprey 45. Furze 46.

Guide 47. Donkeys 49. Actress Merrill 50. Melodious sounds 51. The sun 53.

Plunder 55. European region 57. Violent stream 60. Jacob Abbott hero 6LHammar- skjold 62. Venetian red 65.

Common value 66. Jurisprudence 68. Be in debt 70. Fish 7L Salad 72. Conserve of grapes 73.

Nests of 74. Nourishes 75. Employed 76. Word on the Wall ACROSS 1. Home of Goliath 5.

Seaweed 10. Hereditary social class IS, Fortified wine 19. Central Ameri-. can tree 20. Large serpent JJLWild sheep 22.

Moham medan noble 23. Jewish month 24. Large ungulate 25. Encircles 26. Icelandic tale 27.

English 29. Food fish 30. Lake, in Spain 31. Wander 32. A Roman 34.

Garland 36. The common heath 38. The Jungfrau 4L Poet's word 42. Scottish 44. Greek letter 45.

Girl's org. 48. Auriferous 0. House. holds 52.

Apportions 54. Robin famous song 55. Region of Afrkt 56. Fate 58. Ponders 59.

Chinese noodles 60. Ascends 6L Cyclades island 63. Hosea, in the New 64. Mary- -land seaport 66. Malay gibbon 67.

Campus 69. Fish sauce 70. Joke 71. Company of seamen 72. Opens or spreads 76.

Marble 77. Furnish with 82. Competes 83. Certain vessel 85. Girl's name 86.

A metal 87. Revoke a legacy 89. Diving bird 90. Stop! (Naut.) 91. Show indignation audibly 92.

Farm machine 94. Queer old fellows 96. Virtuous 97. Letter 98. Bar offering 100.

Spanish plain 101. Deface 102. Poet's word 103. Biblical mount 105. Slave, for one 106.

Recorded 108. Entice 111. Ensnare 113. Russian river 115. Liquid globules 119.

Jewish month 120. Songs for two 121. Brother of Moses 123. Brilliant-colored fish 124. Egyptian cotton 125.

One of the Fords 126. Urao 127. Roman emperor 128. Remain 129. Oozes 130.

Consumed 131. Grafted (Her.) wimy wwwu jimiiiiv uvi.ifiiBji I. If V'- 5 i I feit. Wwi(s1fii MSlLilMlfclelr ilimminiiiimiiiinlMiiMiiiiMiMitiMiMtuiiiiiiuiinnimMj so hsY bade wtth more, a a i. J1 A I IX SB Er A I 4 I IT Mi on a brand new case.

METROCOLOR PANAVISION a lM it'' "YOU'LL LIKE MY MOTHEH" UillllllllllllllliillllllMIIIIIMinilllllllllllllinilllllllinilMlllllllllllllllllHIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMrilllllllllllllll PATTY DUKE RICHARD THOMAS ROSEMARY MURPHY r- Karii iBuowmil Mwiitei SIAN BARBARA ALLEN uwrwiwi rcieaw TiCMicotce Lodge Meetings Masonic Ottawa Lodge No. 51 A.F. A.M. at Marysville. Stated communication.

Friday, May 18, 8 p.m. Refreshments. Local York Rite Codies Now In Summer Recess. Grand York Rita Sessions in Havre, June th, 7th and Bth. Helena Lodge No.

3, AF AM, Stated Communication 8 p.m., Friday, May IBth. Refreshments. Morning Star Lodge No. next meeting. May 23, 1973, 7 EA Degree, Stated Communication, refreshments.

King Solomon Lodge No. 9, A.F. A M. Special Communication, Friday, May SSth at 4:30 p.m. Work in the Master Mason degree.

AH M.M.'s plan to come and watch the new "Master Mason Degree Team." Refresh ments The Scottish Rite regular meeting, Thursday, May 10, 8 p.m. Refreshments. Algeria Temple next regular meeting, Monday, May 21, 8 p.m. SiAFT: 4:00 7:40, "SIIAfT's BIO hCOKfc" v.iv tiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiMiHiiiiMifitiiifiniiniiMntiiiiiiifiiMiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiMiH Vw'JiL LIKE MY MOTHER 4:15 7:25 SttATT'i his name. OF THE RIPPER 6:00 9:10 'ft, Ths fisndish daughter ii Lrr-a ii ill I ct jacK me Kipper Average time of solution: 60 minute S31 kills again! r' Ayr, METROCOLOR 5S5 MGmC Eastern Star Miriam Chapter No.

1. Stated meeting May 22, Potluck supper honoring youth groups, 6 p.m. Birthdays. Farewell. Josephine Hepner Chapter will meet June 5, 1973, at 8 p.m.

Final meeting until September. Initiation, reports, social hour end LOOKING FOR A GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE? i fill A hammer production A UNIVERSAL RELEASE Rd 12 3 4 7 9 pS10 11 i3i '4 i 18 23 Hl2f 2 ii 21 28 n29 i Hi 2ti HI Hi jg- 52 S3 mi. 21 JSL wi Lii mWWMz IIII VT 7A 1ST 7b r-r 77 7Q 79 80 81 mm fm 88 Is9 1" ,,) AAAA MM tftitUl eaBtSlM eSfJJ)if)n 'ktfai IM MW am 92 p94 7m siz'ZZZZil! ZZI" HZZZZHZZZZZiZZZZ Z3Z I 1 I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I I I I i I lJ THE CIRCUS TWIN THEATRE HAS AN IDEAL GIFT SUGGESTION A GIFT BOOK CF 4 MOVIE TICKETS WORTH FOR JUST iliniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHMHiiiinitiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiH ii" ir LIMITED 55 (JO Z-NUMBER NOW! riMniininiiniiuiiiHiiiiiininiHiiiiiniiminiiinfliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimininil Daughters of the Nile Sapphire Temple No. 7. Regular Stated Session May 24, 1973, 8 p.m.

Social hour and refreshments. Knights of Columbus The members of the Helena Council of the Knights of Columbus will hold their regular business meeting on June 14th. The meeting will be held in the basement meeting hall in the Helena Catholic Center, located at 530 N. Ewing at 8 p.m. At this meeting ttiere will be nominations end elections of the officers for the coming year.

F. O. E. Eagles Regular meetings first and third Thursday every month et 8 715 Fee Street. P.T.A.

SUMMER SERIES BROCHURES WILL BE HANDED OUT THIS TUESDAY IN THE GRADE SCHOOLS. THE P.T.A. WILL SELL SERIES TICKETS IN THE SCHOOLS THIS SEND A CHECK FOR THE NUMBER OF ROOKS YOU WANT WITH A SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO: THURS. FRI. SERIES TICKETS $1.75 Ffj pfr in movif.s.

rm OR STOP BY WHEN OUR BOX OFFICE IS OPEN. United Commercial Travelers Montana Council No. now summer recess. July 14 15 will be SUMMER CAMPOUT with PLACE to be announced. August 19 will be UCT Picnic at County Fairgrounds from 1-4 p.m.

featuring games end prizes for children. CIRCUS TWIN THEATRE BOX 198 HELENA, MT. 59601 L.jH nilntft r1 iii i up rr.