The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 1

24 Bengals Fall to Spartans, Host Maroons Tonight Determined Cats Outclassed by League Leaders By Mayo Ashley The league leading Missoula Spartans Friday night showed a capacity crowd at the Helena High School gym why they are on top as they used a 30-point third period to chalk up oh 80-53 win over the Helena Bengals. The next contest for the Cats will be tonight at 8 p.m when they host the fourth place Butte Central Maroons at the Helena High gym. In the Friday night contest the Bengals were outclassed but they certainly weren't outfought. During the tilt the Cats showed more hustle, spirit and desire in 32 minutes than they have in the entire season previously. Even at the end the Bengals refused to give up and from this point of view the game was a show of progress.

Out in Front Helena got away in front in the contest and at one point early in the game led 5-2. With 5:09 remaining in the first canto the Spartans went in front on a layin by Mike Lewis and they were never behind again. During the first period the Bengals had several chances to narrow the gap from the free throw line but they coudn't seem to take advantage of these chances and collected but five of a possible 12 in this manner. The Missoula club, on the other hand, used the charity chances to good advantage and pumped in nine of nine. This helped them to a 21-13 first quarter lead.

In the second period the visitors began to substitute freely and this, coupled with some bad passes and hustle on the part of the Bengals, narrowed the gap. With 6:30 remaining the score was 21-18 as the Bengals looked like they were going to make a game of it. This proved to be their last gasp, however, as the Spartans found the range and rushed to a 29-19 lead in less than 90 seconds. From there on to the end of the period the Spartans began to widen the gap and a 40-29 lead at half- they held time. Good Show During the intermission the Helena High twirlers presented a precision marching drill that was strictly big league.

In the third period the Spartans of coach Lou Rocheleau switched from the man to man defense they had employed earlier to a zone defense. This confused the Bengals enough to, give the Spartans the flying start "they needed and with little Hoyt Demers leading the way they blistered the cords for 30 big points and put themselves out of reach at 70-40 going into the final canto, With 4:06 remaining in the I third period Helena's Tom Weiss was waved to the sideline upon the collection of his fifth foul, and Bill Walter followed at 2:16. Substitute Freely At the start of the final period the Purple and Gold-clad visitors began to substitute their reserves and the Bengals did likewise. This Game This Morning Qreenies Lose to Saints, Matched With Bearers Anaconda The Anaconda Central (op-seeded Saints and Loyola of Missoula advanced to the finals of the Southwestern Class divisional tournament here Friday night, both taking hotly disputed victories. The Saints had to use reserve power to finally pull away from upset-minded Cathedral of Hel- During the night the Spartans were hot and the Bengals were ice cold from afield.

In the first half the visitors hit for 13 of 26 for an average of 50 per cent and in the second half they banged in 16 of 40 for 40 per cent. This adds up to a nifty 43.9 per cent average for the night. The Ben gals could garner but 29 per cent hitting on 20 of 69. They got 11 of 38 in the first half and 9 of 31 in the second period. From the foul line the Spartans picked up 22 of 32 for a 68.8 percentage figure while Helena got 13 of 39 for 44.8 per cent.

Rod Kovick with 12, Walter with 11 and Weiss with 10 led the Bengal scoring attack. Demers with 22 led Missoula and junior Doug Bachman picked up 17. In the preliminary game the Missoula junior varsity won a 6255 decision to score a clean sweep The little Spartans got away to a 14-4 first quarter lead and had no trouble from then on. They led 34-22 at half time and 50-38 entering the final period. Searles with 14 and Carpenter with 12 led Missoula.

Gary Eathorne paced the Helena attack with 13. He was followed by Tom Kuntz (10), Earl Hanson (3), Tom Daly (4), Jack Holt (3), Doug Feller (6), Jack Burton (9), Jim Phillips (2) and John Meyer (5). The win gives Missoula a 13-2 mark and the loss makes Helena's season record read 3-11. The summary: cna, 60-49 as both teams were hot on jump shots. Loyola emerged a 44-42 winner over Powell of Deer Lodge in a tilt that was tied most of the game and was in doubt until the final seconds.

Beavi liead of Dillon hung up an easy 77-37 victory over Stevensville in the consolation and advanced to the 9:30 consolation semifinal against Cathedral this morning. At 10:45 Hamilton and Powell squared off in the other morning game and the winners of the two games will meet in the consolation final at 7:30 p.m. Anaconda and Loyola will play for the championship at 9 p.m. A story on this morning's game between Cathedral and Beaverhcad of Dillon may be found on page 3. Big Bill Molendykc, 6-4 center, poured in 27 points as Anaconda Basketball Results 153) Kovick Daly Anderson Olson Tanson Ted Feller burton Weiss Olenney MartEllo FT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-! 2-3 JO 23 53 Mlssoula 110) KatscI FG 0 Minster 0 a Johnson IT 2-3 2-4 7-11 4-5 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 PF TP 2 2 0 2 3 17 1 21 1 13 1 0 High School By The Associated Press Great Falls Central 69, Billings Central 47.

Missoula 80, Helena 53. Anaconda 57, Butte Central 53. Sidney 43, Lewistown 41. Hardin 64, Laurel 47. Havre 59, Glasgow 48.

Miles City 46, Glendive 42. Eastern Wolf Point Wolf Point 52, Circle 28 (semifinal). Scobey 49, Poplar 77, (semifinal). Plentywood 67, Nashua 51 (loser out). Fairview 62, Baker 35 (loser out).

Southern Billings Roundup 52, Lodge Grass 41: (semi-final). Big Timber 56, Red Lodge 54 (semi-final). Columbus 47, Forsyth 44 (loser out). Absarokee 53, Huntley Project 44 (loser out). Northccntral Ft.

Benton Big Sandy 47, Malta 44 (semifinal). Ft. Benton 50, Havre Central 41 (semifinal). Harlem 70, Chester 52 (loser out). Northern Shelby Choteau 45, Valier 44 (semifinal).

Cut Bank 61, Fairfield 51 (semifinal). Sunburst 72, Browning 65 (loser out). Shelby 75, Conrad 45 (loser out). Northwest Kalispell Libby 78, Poison 57 (semifinal). Colorado Mines 56, Colo.

State College 46. Montana State 74, Regis 61. Adams (Colo.) State 64, Western (Colo.) State 56. Pro NBA Boston 121, Syracuse 107. New York 130, St.

Louis 118. Los Angeles 124, Chicago 117 (ot). Cincinnati 134, Detroit 120. ABL Chicago 125. Hawaii 123 (ot).

Cleveland 138, New York 121. Central's top-seeded Saints turned back a desperate bid b.y Cathedral of Helena 60-49 in Fri4ay semis. Hitting on jump shots from the lane, Molendyke carried the Saints to a 25-23 halftime lead and then John Chor, who was held out the first quarter, came in to make it a two-pronged attack in the second half as he zipped 15 points. The score was tied four times in the first half but the sizzling Saints pulled away to a 14-point lead in the third before having to turn back a Greenie rally that came within five points of the lead with three minutes to play. Cathedral's Marty Heller, a fast senior guard, pumped in 23 points in a duel of jump shooting with the Saints.

Both teams clicked on a high percentage of tries from the field. Anacondi Central (Oil) FQ FC PF TP Ohor 5 4 4 14 Sullivan 3 2 4-8 McCarthy 2044 Molendyke 10 7 2 21 Walsh 1123 0444 Totals Cathedral (49) Darcy Heller Hilke Dickey Connolly Ronan 20 PF Totals 15 17 48 Score by periods: Annconda Central 10 Cathedral 10 Missed free throw; dml 10. Central 6. Cathe- Bobcats Dunk 50 Per Cent To Trjm Regis Denver (JP; Slate's Bobcats hit half their Held goal attempts Friday night in i 74-61 basketball romp over the frigid Regis Rangers. The victory gave the invaders a 2-1 edge on Regis in their season series, which ends with another game Saturday night, Montana State jumped into an early lead as the Rangers failed to score for the first six minutes.

The Bobcats were on top 30-19 at the intermission and fell behind for the only time' in the game at 43-42 midway of the second half. Johnny Bryant hit a layup at that point to start a Bobcat rally (hat carried them out of reach. The visitors, hitting 29 of 58 fielders, had four players scoring in double figures, led by Bryant with 19. Russ Powers had 14 and Tom Sawyer and George Tyra 11 each. Montana Matt 171) TO FC I Bryant 3-6 Powers 6 2-3 Sawyer 3 7.10 Horton 3 0-3 Streeter 1 0-1 4 1-1 Tyn 4 3-4 21 16-27 II 74 Kelly Trey Hooserwerr DeMarlle Sherman Sullivan Thomt-s Whalen FQ I 6 1 1 0 5 0 0 a 2 re 3-7 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-0 9-1 0-0 0-4 2-3 1-3 0-0- Totals Montana State Regis Attendance 050.

24 13-26 21 61 For the Moment Missoula Takes A A Cage Lead By The Associated Press Missoula gained the Montana Class AA conference lead with a 13-2 record, a half game ahead of Great Falls, Friday night with an 80-53 win over the Helena Bengals. The margin appears to be short-lived, however. Great Falls, idle Friday night, takes its 12-2 record to Flathead of Kalispell (5-8) Saturday. The Bison could knock over the Braves with little trouble. If that game comes out as expected, Great falls and Missoula will be back in a tie for the lead and the final decision will be next weekend.

Next Friday Missoula travels to meet potentially dangerous Butte Public, the third place team with an 8-8 record. Great Falls will play surprising Anaconda (6-8) Saturday night in Great Falls. Anaconda upset two Butte teams in three days this week. Butte was a 33-41 victim Wednesday night and Butte Central fell 57-53 Friday night. All this may give Great Falls some reason for apprehension.

The Copperheads trailed the Central Maroons for three quar- teri before taking a 42-41 lead at the end of the third quarter. Officials called 98 fouls in the rough and tumble game. The Missoula-Helena contest was the only other game in the conference Friday. The only other game scheduled for Saturday.is Butte Central (8-7) at Helena (3-11). Falls for Him Kent, Begala, the world's winningest wrestling coach, has won 226 and lost 36 dual wrestling meets in 29 seasons as head man at Kent State.

Meyer Is Double Winner Missoula, Custer Leading State Wrestling After First Day 0 Eureka 58, Whitefish 57 (semi- Totals 22-32 21 80 caused the game to somewhat in quality. deteriorate Big Mike Lewis, a tall ball-hawking sophomore for the Spartans, committed his fifth miscue of the night at 3:40 of the final period and having fallen from the good graces of the referees departed from the Baugh, Mitchell Mentioned as Oiler Coach Houston, Baugh and Jack Mitchell were mentioned Friday as possible successors to Wally Lemm as head coach of the champion Houston Oilers of the American Football League. K. S. Bud Adams owner and president of the Oilers, meanwhile drew sharp criticism from Houston newspapers for releasing Lemm from a verbal contract agreement to become head coach of the St.

Louis Cardinals of the rival National League. final). Columbia (loser out). Falls 57, Ronan 49 Great Falls Missoula Custer of Miles City took slim first-day leads through the quarterfinals of the Montana High School Wrestling Championships. The two-day meet resumed this morning with the semifinals beginning at 10 a.m.

The consolation rounds were from 1:30 to 4:30 this afternoon and the Mission 60, Thompson Falls 45 (loser out). Southwest Anaconda Loyola 44, Deer Lodge 42. Anaconda Central 60, Helena Cathedral 45 (semifinal). Dillon -77, Stevensville 37 (loser out). championships and consolation finals will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Missoula had 34 points to pace the Class AA teams and Custer 19 to head the Class A. Helena was far down in the team standings with seven points and only one boy reaching the semifinals. Dennis Meyer, defending state champion in the 165-pound class was the only Helena lad to cop two wins and qualify for this mornings' matches. Meyer registered one of the fastest falls of the meet in the opening pairings pinning Dennis Evanson Sidney in 27 seconds of the initial round. He then decisioned Tom Pett of Butte Central 3-0 in the quarterfinals.

Three other Helena boys, Roy Weaver, Lloyd Ek and Art Cranmer won their opening watches but lost in the quarterfinals. Dist. 14C, Missoula I Weaver a 138-pounder, pinned Corvallis 67, Drummond 44j Ben Be amin of Custer in 3:54 and then was pinned by Dick Dinsmore of Butte Public in 1:50. (semifinal). Darby 45, Superior 44 (semifinal).

St. Regis 52, Frenchtown 45 (loser out). Alberton 63, Philipsburg 47 (loser out). College East Imperial Lanes Imperial Mixed Lea cue High team came. VAC No.

3. 976: hifch team series. VAC No. 4. 2.720: high Individual came.

men. Bouma. 153: women. Krouda and Hazcllon. 167; hich individual series, men.

Bourrm. 507. worn Hrouda, 493. VAC No. 3.

2.688. VAC No. 1. VAC No. 4.

2.720. VAC No. 2, 2.690: VAC No. 6 2.498. CBK'S 2.507: Putenaude Insurance.

2.389. VAC No. 5. 2,462. Big 13 Plus 4 Ltarae High team name, and Jewelers.

870: high team scries. Hi-Way Service and Market. 2.519: high Individual game. Corbett, 208; Burns, 513. Dlckpraber Plumbing Jewelry Western Individual series.

2.259. Barnes 2.319. Red Meadow 3.252: Naegele Printing 3.305. and Jewelers 2.417: Five stars 2.169. Vaughn-Ragsdalc 2,463: Silver Spur 2.368.

Moose Ladles 2.387; Community Creamery 2.224. Hofbrau 2.299: Helena Hardware 2.H». Hi-Way Service and Martlet 2.519; Tracy's 2.317, Continental Motors 2.504. Independent LeaKtie High team 'Kwne, Gilbert's Service, 937: high team Helena Tlrr. 2,738: high tndlvldunl came.

Johnson. 233; high Individual series. Johnson. 612. L.

P. Barney 2.642. Ellc River Concrete 2.S17: Smith and Oruber Masonry 5.B58. Ollbrm Service 2.719: Helena Tire 2.738. Vaughn-Hagsdale Beit S.606, Conoco 2.561.

Eail Helena Mhed Lrame High teun came, Delville t3R: high uam Relvllle Inn. high Individual game, men, Norltng, 231. women. Johnson. 183; high individual aer'cn.

men. Norlint, 608. aomen, John- ion. 477. Hugh's Place 3Mt, Rrlvlllr Int.

2.M; Nick's Enro 3.471. 3.910: Casino 3.AM. Under-Kind 3 443; Husky Whlt4 3.MJ. Ed's K. of C.

Leacne High team game, Catalino's Catc: 962; high team series, Under-Kind. 2.618: high individual game. Harrintoi 231: high Individual scries. Melugln, 578. Ecklcy Cleaners 2.616.

Purcelfs Grocery 2,599: Catalino's Catering Service 2,596. Flynn Ins. Agency 2.380: Linder- Kind Lumber 2.61B. Coast-to-Coast Store Enterprises 2,563, Barnejt Jewelry 3,477. Capital City Bowl and Mixed League High team Korner Bar.

90S; high team scries. Korner Bar. 2.516; high individual game. men. Kaln, 210, women.

Keener, 196: hlsth Individual series, men. MooV, 530, women, Rearer. 517. Korner Bar 2.516. Hugh's Place Karl's Bar 2,458.

Super Save Drue Goofers 2.982. Helena Game 2.418. Friday Mixed High team game. Helenn Sand and iravel, high team series, Helena Sand and Gravel. 2.828; high Individual name.

men. Lucas, 233: women, Card, 179; high Individual series, men, Lucas, 538; women. Card. 480. KnapD'B Service Tower Texaco Anemic Apothecaries 2.584.

Helena Sand and Gravel Bipvlns Trailer Court 2,727, Phillips Dairy 2,596. Hl-war I.cacue High team RAinr, Buttons snd Bolts. 977; high team series. Buttons and Bolts, high individual tame, high Individual series, Bolts 2.79.S. Tlng'a Bar O'Lfirj, 256: 608.

and 2.469: Under Kind l.hr. 2.71.1. Day's Plastering 2.647: llamm's Hardware 3.641, Horace Mann Inn. 2.792: Helena Propane J.787. Montana Produce Bonnie Bride Shop 2,714.

Helena Dlslrlbii- tlon 2,672: Map'i Happy Hftusn 3,706, 1st Headquarters Yale 48, Cornell 47. Penn 87, Dartmouth 66. Princeton 73, Harvard 65. Brown 84, Columbia 59. Boston Col.

90, Seton Hall 86. Rutgers 93, Connecticut 62. South Clemson 72, Virginia 71. Va. Tech 91, George Wash.

75. Southwest Houston 56, Southern Calif 51. Texas 89, Arkansas 79. Air Force 70, Arizona 63. Far West Idaho 52, Oregon State 51.

UCLA 68, California 62. Washington 66, Wash. State 51. Seattle 67, Oregon 66. Idaho State 86, Gonzaga 77.

San Francisco 54, San Jose 52. Molina On Garden Card Tonight Las Vegas, Nev. ranked welterweight Manuel Gonzales and ex-Marine Louis Molina make their national television debut tonight, but only because lightweight champion Joe Brown has tonsilitis. Brown's title match against Carlos Ortiz, scheduled for tonight, had to be postponed because of the champion's illness, but the television spot was open and Gonzales and Molina were sinned to fill it. ABC will vise it at 10 p.m.

(KST). Gonznlcs, 22, is from Texas, and is a flablcmate of; Brown. He his won 3 of his 37 pro fights, scoring 10 knockouts. Ek gained a forfeit over Gary Penninger of Glendive in the 180- pound class before being pinned by Myron Amsden of Bozeman in 4:41. Cranmer, a heavyweight, pinned Larry Gardner of Glasgow and lost an 11-0 decision to Vic Green of Flathead.

Lodge Meetings Masonic Helena Lodge No. and state communication Friday. March 2. At 7:30 p.m. Work In the E.A.

degree. Refreshments. MornlnR Star Lod No. and stated communication Wednesday, Feb. 28.

at 7 p.m. Work in the F.C degree. Refreshments. Klnz Solomon's Lodge No. Stated and joint communication Mtrch 1.

at p.m.. preceded by 6:30 no-bout banquet In Consistory dining hall. Observance of American- Ism Week, i Scottish Rite Regular mretinef 2nd Thursday of rach month Algeria Shrlnn Templf RezulftT meetinei third Monday ot month at fl p.m. Eastern Star Miriam Chapter No. mcrt- Intc Feb.

27, 8 p.m. Obligation night. Social hour. Itepncr Chapter No. Stated meetlnc Feb.

20. p.m. Bal- lotlnu. obllKHtlon nlRht. relrrshmr.nts and socltl hour.

Sapph.ra Temple No. 19. DaiJRhtem Of the Rtatcrf Wilting 22. 8 p.m. Memorial Service.

Knights of Columbus Helena Council No. Merla Thursday, Feb. 8, 6:30 p.m.. (or din' ner and social evening. Sunday.

Feb. II, at noon for Initiation In the 3 degreed. Feb. 22, 8 p.m.. for business.

Social Dance Feb. 17. Monthly Firm Satur- 3ny Communion at Carroll CollfKr; next one March 3. F. O.

Eagles Helena Aerlt No, Regular mett- injt IM and 3rd Thuridar Auxiliary regular mertlnft 2nd and 4th Thurt- Club room 10 a.m. to 9 B. P. 0. Elki fnurlh ot month Beatty to Run Lonely Race Against Clock New York Jim Beatly, the only indoor sub-four-minute miler, runs a lonely race against the clock instead of Ron Delany tonight in the national AAU championships in Madison Square Garden.

"I've had a cold all week," said the 5-foot-6 Los Angeles track club ace, "and haven't been able to shake it. I've been training in the rain, so- it's understandable. But it will be a good race." Beatty ran the mile in 3:39.9 on the boards In the Los Angeles Times meet two weeks ago and followed it with a 4:00.9 effort in the New York Athletic Club meet last week. That was his final warmup in his announced intention of breaking Delany's 40-race (34 at the mile) indoor streak. But Delany came up with a sore Achilles tendon in his left foot and he'd to withdraw.

He's finished for the season. Beatty has a modest indoor record of 12 straight victories going into the meet. Delany wasn't the only top- notcher to scratch. John Uelses, the sole member of the pole The Bengals other six entries all lost first-round matches. Jim Cox, 95-pounds, was decisioned 4-0 by Larry Hinderman of Custer; John Peterson, 103- pounds, was pinned by Bob Hiers of Custer in Mike Grimes, 112-pounds, was pinned by Gary Kaufman of Malta in 20 seconds; Duncan Galusha, 133-pounds, was pinned by Larry Hartsock of Glasgow in John Nicolay, 145-pounds, was pinned by John Brown of Custer in and Legal Advertising Commissioners Proceedings the Month nf January, 196? Oil companies were notified or the gas and diescl bids for 1962.

County Attorney was given permisison to protest in U.S. Court the discontinuance of the Great Northern Passenger train between Gret-t Falls, Helena and Butte. Board received a Supplemental Order from the District Court In the matter of the appointment of Tom Sabo ss Law Cleric and also Bailiff, having proved satisfactory recommended a $50.00 raise in salary. Many calls were received for snow removal in the surrounding areas. Board attended State Reclasslflcatlon meeting January 17 and 18.

Worked on additional right-of-ways for Missile Site Road. Received City County Airport Board's minutes for the month of December, also the Lease between Rirport Board and Northwest Airline, dated Jan. I. 1962. Pe-irboard met with the Board on making application to the Federal Home and Housing Agency for advanced funds to plan and engineer renovation of the FIrgrounds.

Members took oath of office and filed them with the Clerk and Recorder. Received one sealed bid on Voting Machines from the Shoup Voting Machine Co. Bid was taken under advisement. Board conferred with J. Arps.

Highway Appraiser concerning right-of-ways across county owned property for Interstate Highway No. 15. GENERAL JANUARY. IB62 Helena Independent Record, Supplies- Co. Offices it Elections.

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3 River? Telephone Co-op, Phones it Sheriff's Office. Dave Mld- Sheriff. Juvenile Mileage Dave Mlddlemas-- Sheriff, Trans, of Insane, 149.50; Helena Office Supply Company. Supplies County Attorney, 510.R3; Helena Hardware Company. County Building, Dickgraber Plumbing Plumbing Repairs.

Monarch Lumber Company, Supplies Co. Bldg. Thurber Printing Company, Supplies- Health Maudle S. McCau- Icy, PHN. Health Helen L.

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L. Lynn. DD6, Dental Service- Care of Community Transit Company. Dist. Trans.

Jury, State Publishing Company, Offices. $162.32: Helena Ins. Agts. As.soc.. Bond Premiums Co.

Offices. (1.028.00; The Hosch Agency. Bond Clk. of Court, Taylor. Tlpllng Company.

Bond J. Martin R. Clarke, Bond J. S10.00; Leo O. Murphy Agency.

Bond J. Social PERB Employ. Cont. A-, Admin. 4th Quarter, Mountain States Tel.

Phones Co. Offices. $306.59: Colonlcl Club. Co. Comm.

Travel Helena Blueprint Company, Typewriter Co. Harriet Munger, Relm. stamps Co. Treasurer, Helena Stamn Works. Treasurer, S33.75; Scott Typewriter, Malni.

Assessor, Nnl'l Auto Dealers Used Car Outfit, Supplies- Assessor. SO. 00; Grand Street Furniture Company, Supplies Assessor, Helena Iiadlo Service, Court No. J. OeruJrt L.

Crowley, Defending Ross W. Ctnnon, Defending State Industrial School, Care of M09.50; Weil- ern Union Tel. Sheriff's Mountain 'States Tel. TeK, Phones Sheriff 8upl. Davf.

Middleman- Sheriff, Box fUnl Sheriffs Office, DeWalt At iid tn A- flhop, Photographic -Sheriff, Dave Middlemas- Sheriff, rrlmlnul Mileage A', Taylor, Tlpllnir A Company, Chuck O'Reilly, 154-pounds, was decisioned 5-1 by Greg Ulmer Custer. Class AA team points after Friday's action were Missoula 34, Flathead of Kailspell 26, Great Falls 21, Custer 19, Bozeman and Glasgow, 16 each, Butte, Public 13, Butte Central 8, Helena and Malta 7 each, Billings Senior 6, Hardin, Great Falls Central and Anaconda, 4 each and Havre and Park of Livingston, 2 each. legal Advertising Prem. J. Lawrence C.

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Robert D. Dlckman, Coroner's Witness Fees, 51.50; Tom Lamping, Coroner's Witness Fees Mileage, Vicki Amundson, Corner's Witness Fees. Linda Lamping, Coroner's Witness Fees. Robert Ryckman, Coroner's Witness Fees, Elaine Colvin, coroner's Witness Fees, Dave Colvin. Coroner's Witness Fees.

Ray Nelson. Coroner's Juror Fees, James Bergum, Coroner's Juror Fees. Dee Chapin, Coroner's Juror Fees, 36.00; Robert Funk. Coroner's Jury Fees. Nick Wirth, Coroner's Juror Fees, 16.00; Gary Blackman, Coroner's Juror Fees.

Everett L. Johnson. Coroner's Witness Fees. William Brewer. Coroner's Witness Fees, Cherries Bryant, Coroner's WIU nees Fees.

$7.10: John Warchime, Coroner's Witness Fees. Jane Warchime, Witness Fees, Dave Sheriff. Coroner's Mileage. Sheldon Ellis, Mileage, Montana Power Company, Elec. Service Augusta Jail, Montana Power Company, Elec.

Service C. H. Jk Jail, S552.24: Palmquist Electric, Supplies Elec. Co. McOuin- eess Elec.

Co. Elec. Co. Bldg. Jail, S380.76; Allen Construction.

County $34.00: Moutiluin States Tel Phones Health $10.55: Save-Way Drug, County $1-47; Dave Sheriff. County Prisoners. United Services, Care of Hagler Mortuary, Veteran Burial Allowance. $150.00: Hagler Mortuary, Veteran Burial Allowance. Lawyers Co-Operative Publ.

Law Law Library. $15.00: Sperry's canvas Shop, Fire Truck, 556.55; Courthouse Payroll, January. 1982, $23,545.97: Industrial Accident Board, Assessments Helen Kovich. Clerk, Stamps- County Commissioners, (20.00; Helen Kovich. Clerk ii Recorder.

Xerox Corporation. Supplies Clerk Recorder. Helena Blue Print Company. Clerk Recorder. 1103.95; AddreEsograph-Multlaraph Clerk Recorder, J24.62; Helena Stamp Worts.

District Court No. 1. Yellowstone Boys Rtnch. Care Inmate, 152.53; Montana St. Industrial School.

Trans. Expense Probation State Reporter. Sup. Court Mountain States Tel. Spec.

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Bids for Votlns Machines. 17.60: United Services. Care of Prisoners, $27.03: Dave Mlddlemas. Board for Inm. Prisoners.

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Veterans Burial. $150.00: ROAD FUND-JANUARY, IP62 3 Rivera Telephone Road J4.2.S; Perls Supply. County Shop, Allen Electric. County Shop, Calrd Engineering Supplies, County Shop, 139. 83; Industrial Towel ft, Cover Supply.

Bounty 8hop, Knanp Service, County fihop, Canyon Creeit Store, Rock Hand Company, Supplies flUn'j Conoco Rosd nahl-Larion Siipplleii, Hour! Service Garage, Buppllfs, Road Missoula also has the largest number of grappers going into the semifinals Saturday morning. The Spartans have 11 entered. Flathead and Bozeman 7 each, Great Falls 6, Custer and Butte Public 4 each, and one each from Malta, Helena, Hardin, Poison, Havre and Park. Missoula is the defending Class AA champion and Custer of Miles City is defending Class A vaulters' 16-foot club, hasn't recovered from a two-week siege of the flu and dropped out. Parry O'Brien, who has won the AAU shotput title the last nine years, has an injured finger and won't make it.

Winning Way Hanover, N.H.— Basketball teams coached by Doggie Julian of Dartmouth won 362 champion. I games in 27 years. Legal Advertising Hall-Perry Machinery Company. Road Pat's Standard Service, Supplies. Rosd Central Machinery company, Road StcffecK Equipment Company, Supplies Road i225.vo; McClure's Texaco, Supplies Road Union Oil Company of California, Diesel Maint.

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Toll Canyon Creek, Montana Power Elec. Serv. Augusta Oarage, Montana Power Elec. Serv. Gas, Wolf Creek Garase, 874.42; Morox Welding Supply, Supplies- Shop.

$11-25; McGuinness Elec. Rep. Co. Garage, Palmquist Electric Rep. ft Co.

Garage, Linder-Kind Lumber co. Repairs, Lambkins of Lincoln Cafe. Road Men, Capital Motors, Supplies- Road Paper Calmcnson Supplies- Road Norm's Auto Glass Shop. Road $24.01 Sperry's Canvas Shop, Road A. A.

Gfcrage Equip. Road Hanley Glass Paint Road Anderson Motors, Inc. of Helena. Road Eck Tire Tires Tubes- Road Helena Tire Tire Road Montana Powder SUPP. Road Best Texaco.

Road POOR FUND JANUARY. 1962 Union OH Dfeael Wolf Creek Texaco. Road 1246.19; Road Payroll. Salaries, Montana. Power Elec.

Serv. Oarage Val- 8hop. Montana Power Elec. Wilborn, $24.84: Montana Power Elec. Marysvillc, Industrial Towel Cover Supply Co.

Shop. $13.00: Montana Motor Supply Road Indus! rial Equipment Supplies- Road $57.62: Monty Machinery- OM Diescl, Supplies Road 5302.14; Stcffeck Equipment 5116.75: Anaconda Building Materials Road 53.16; Power-Townscnd, Supplies, Road Walter Rlddock, Repairs Canyon Creek Section House. Texaco, Road JB.05: Continental Oil Gasoline Road $370.26: Supp. Foster Home Care. Jr-n.

1962. Montana Power Elec. Serv. A 8571.52; Mountain States Tel. Tel.

Phones ft Welfare Blewett Business Machines. Serv. Welfare Capital Ambulance Service, Ambulance Serv. Indigent, Lundy's Food Center, IndUents, Buttrey Foods. Inc.

Groceries Indlgents, Weggen- man's Market. Groceries Indlgents, $97.00: Grocery. in- dlftents. Union Market, Grocer es Indlgents. Heiser Grocery, Indlgents, Smith Pood Center, Indl- gcnts, Jorgenson's, Indigcnts, $7.00: Mecca Care.

Meal for Indigent, McQafflck Service. Gasoline for Indlftents, til. 50; Porter McCoy, Rent for Indlgents. $68.00: £. Vtn- Vnast, Rent for Quslat M.

Carlson, Rc.nl for 134.00; Mrs. Harold Benson, Rent for Indtuents. Harry L. Dnmuth. Rent for dtfcfnts, Helena Hotel.

Room Ttent Indlgents, Western Dell Hotel, Room Indlgents, Save-Way Drug Indigent, Ifi.oo; Super Aave Drug, Drum-Indigent, Depot Drug, Drugi Welfare Indigent, Montana State TrMning School, flupplles for Inmates, 9332.34; Montana BtalA Trtln- Ini School, Care of Inmatta, 1480.00; State Tuberculous Sanitarium, Cam ol Capital Ambulance Service, Ambulance Aetv. Indigent, Union Bui Depot, Hut Legal Advertising Indigent, Ryan Butte Groceries Montana Meat Co Brookslde Dairy Dairy Boyd Coffee Hosp (83.77; Eddy Bakeries, Bread, etr Dairyland Wholesale $10.00: Helena Bot- -lins F. Shechan Bro. Tobacco Starz Pharmacy, Drugs Hosp. 5245.36 Wyeth Laboratories, Carlson Plumbing.

Supplies Power-Townsend Helena Hardware Supplies Neill Ave. Tire Hosp. J8 70- State Publishing Welfare American Public Welfare Welfare Dept 1962 Directory. Inter-Mountain Deaconefll Home, of Indlgents $214 50' Inter-Mountain Deaconess Home, Care sf Indigent (Dcc.K East Helena Drug, Drugs for Indigent, Save- Way Drug Drugs for Indigent Inter-Mountain Deaconess Home. Care Optical Care Indigent, L.

D. Hansen, Rent for Indigent, $4250- North Side Market (Gt. Falls). Groceries Indigent. St.

Peter's Hospital, Hosp. Care of Indtpent, St PC- ter's Hospital. Hosp. Care of Indigent, $45.30, St. John's Hospital.

Hosp. Care of Indigent, 1215.60; Soroptomist Receivlntz Home, Care of Indigent Children (Nov. Retz Funeral Home. Indigent Burial County Hospital Payroll, Salaries January Urban Smith, Salary. Helen Set-infer, Salary.

$30.00: 5. A. Cooney, M.D.. Co, Physician. $400.00: Arthur McAuley, M.D..

Salarj Physician (Deputy), Industrial Accident Board, Assessments (Oct Dec. 1961). Apple House. Jnc. National Biscuit General Electric X-Ray, X-Ray United Services, Allen Electric.

$4.36: State Dept. Public Welftarp Rcim. OAA. ADC, ANB Ad, State Dept. Public Welfare, Relm.

sal- Caries Exp, (Dec. 19611. Welfare Dept State Dept. Public Welfare Relm. Salaries Exp.

(Dec. 1961). CVV J422.67; State Dept. Public Welfarr. Helm.

Foster Home Care (Dec 1061'' $276.67. BRIDGE JANUARY. 1D62 Pacific Hide 4: Fur Depot, Supplies Social PERS Division, Emp. Cont. Adni.

Exp. (4M Quarter), 1101.35; Dwisht Darrah, $316.96: Brownlow Machine Works. $11.85: Bridge Payroll. January Salaries. $1.115.00.

CLASS APPR. JANUARY, 19f2 Mountain Slates Tel. Phone State Publishing Company. Sup piles, $18.40: Class. Appr.

Payroll January, 1962. $913.74. MISCL JANUARY. 1962 Montana Poicer Company, Elec. street Lights.

(41.88; U.S Fish Wildlife Service, Salary- Predatory Animal Control, $184.80. COUNTY AGENT FUND. JANUARY. IPfH Jorud Photo Shop, Supplies Count ARfnt, $4.11: Mountain States Tel, Tel County Agent Phones $21.80: James F. Sargent.

Coun ty Pfttrfclo Bias, Mileage A 138.11: Catherine Walsh. MIleaRr A Imperial Carbon Com pany. Supplies County Agent, $13.47 Oounty Agent Payroll, January 1062, $775.21. Recorder's Office STATE OF MONTANA County of Lewis and Clark 1 1, Helen Kovich, County Clerk Ex-Offlcio Recorder, in and for said County and Stale, hereby certify thn the cbove and foregoing a true, lul and correct copy of Commissioners Pro eeedlngs for ihe Monln of January, Tiled for record the Iftih day of February A.D.. 19fl2.

IN WITNKSfl WHFREOf. hereunto net, my hnn(l and the neal of 1 County tills Ifiih day of A.D.. (6KAL) TIK1.KN KOVICH, Cniintr Oltrk and RecoNUr..