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8
Hardin Tribune-Herald. Hardin, Montana
Thursday, January 7, 1960
Boosters Cap Eight Game Winning Streak
By Winning Invitational Tourney Sunday
The Hardin Boosters Independ
ent basketball team climaxed an
eight-game winning streak by re
turning home with the champ
ionship trophy fiCm a four-team
invitational tournament held in
Ashland Sunday.
Bob Bennett, who racked up 31
(feints In the first game, walked
□ff with honors as the outstand,
ing player at the meet.
The Ifoosters took the Sheridan,
Game Division Has
Meeting in Kalispell
A two-day meeting of the Mont
ana Fish and Game department’s
game division personnel was held
•ecently in Kalispell and featured
talks on accomplished work and
progress of game management In
the state.
A discussion of the grizzly bear
study in Yelfewstone park, accom
panied by colored slides, was given
by Dr. John Craighead of Missoula,
leader of the Cooperative Wildlife
research unit at the university.
Robert F. Ojoney, chief of game
management, reviewed the progress
of game management for the last
20 years. The game management
program in northwestern Montana
was given by Faye Couey, district
game manager at Kalispell, and Dick
Weckwerth, project biologists.
Other talks featured the black
bear study being conducted norcn
of Columbia Falls, a presentation of
the waterfowl management program
In the Nlnepipes and Pablo areas,
wildlife photography, and the fisher
plants made in the state during
the last two years.
n
America has drivein theaters,
drive-in supermarkets, drive-in res
taurants and drive_in banks. What
it needs now* are more drive-in park
ing places.
• VW'*'l""’ 1 11
JANUARY
SPECIAL
PORTABLE STEEL
File Chest
w FOR
PERSONAL
papers
w
■ K—pa everything case in one place
—insurance policies, tax records,
bonds, titles, receipts, bills. Holds
over 800 documents.
■ 8 file folders included. Each labeled.
One for every possible filing category.
■ Snap loch and hoy keeps meddlers
out. Sturdy steel construction. Con
venient carrying handle on top.
MILES & ULMER CO.
f
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Bm <1 v
Wyo. independents by a score of
83-64 in their first contest Sunday
and defeated the Broadus indepen
dents, 03-51 in the championship
game.
Tom Gilman had high point
honors against Broadus with 27
Bennett had 23 and Dr. Robert
Miller netted 22. Everybody scored
at least two two points. Colstad had
13. Dick Imer was credited with 8,
Kukes and Burkhardt had 3 each
and Dreamer had 2.
Bennett really polished the hoop
against the Sheridan squad. Gilman
and Colstad had 16 each, and again
everybody on the Booster squad
accounted for at least one point.
Photos of the tifephies will appear
In next week's Tribune-Herald.
Hardin Boxers
Enter AAU Meet
Four young pugilists represent
ing the Center Street gym of Har
din took part in the eastern dis
trltc A. A. U. boxing tournament
in Miles City on Dec. 30.
Skip Gress lost to Billy Tcfele of
the State School; George Chavez
lost to Fred Koerber of Billings;
Larry Russell tost to Pete Finley of
the State schcfel, and John Ham- j
burg, Jr., was the only light heavy
weight entered. He boxed an ex
hibition match with Ed Siefert
western district champ, and was
decisioned.
Sponsors of the trip u’ere the
Becker bar, the Mint bar, the Hill
Tavern and the Club case.
i 960 Duck Stamp
Design Selected
The federal duck stamp for the
1960-61 shooting season will fea
ture a black and white wash draw,
ing of redhead ducks—a drake, hen
REG $2.69
I 4
OFFER GOOD
WHILE SUPPL Y LASTS
wX y ■ ■
HOPPING—Doing the bunny hop, above, are a group of teen agers
who attended the danc? sponsored by the Fort Custer golf club last Tues
day evenin':. More than 40 couples were present, with ages ranging from
junior high through college. Some of the younger guesta are seen in the
photo above.
and ducklings swimming In the
reeds, according to the Wildlife
Management institute.
The theme being portrayed for
the issue is “Wildlife Needs Water
—Reserve Potholes.”
This will be the 27th stamp to
be issued in the duck stamp series,
and it will be the second at the
new* rate of $3. All proceeds, other
than those needed to reimburse the
post office department are to oe
used to purchase suitable areas
for duck and goose refuges. The
drawing was made by an Ohio art.
Ist.
Schedule Course
In Conservation
To promote conservation educa
tion in the Lincoln county schools,
tne seventh annual wildlife man
agement course will begin next week
at Eureka. Fortine, Libby and Troy.
Busses will bring the students
Into these schools from smaller
outlying areas. Cooperating in the
instructfen will be personnel of the
Montana Fish and Game depart
ment as well as other state agencies
concerned with conservation.
Among the objectives of the 1960
program are motivation of youth
and teachers to learn and teach
conservation and to develop a con
servation attitude in young people
and adults. Lectures will Include
use of exhibit material, colored
slides and moving pictures.
B. J. Rose fef Missoula, district
Information and education repre
sentative, will have cnarge of the
fish and game department’s con
tribution to the program. He will
be assisted by Tom Smith, also an
I & E representative, and by State
Game Warden Dave Cooper.
The pfovram, one of tne state’s
finest efforts to promote conserva
tion education in tne schools, was
instituted in 1952.
u- 44
Fishing Licenses Good
In State Until April 30
The Montana Fish and Game de
partment this week Issued a re
minded th "hold that license" If a
winter or early spring fishing trip
Is planned. , i
The fish and game license year
does not coincide with the calendar
year, but begins May 1. The 1959
license must, therefore, be displayed
at all times afield through April
30, 1960.
B
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 1
Montana Public Health district
reports diseases for the week ending
Jan. 2 In Big Horn County as 2
chickenpox.
Symptom* *f DMr*** Artak's from
STOMACH ULCERS
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BARKER DRUG CO.
New Project
Completed
To Help You
A new, 190-ton synchronous con
denser Is working for you at Billings.
It is the huge cylinder at the right
in the photo. Our Frank Bird steam
electric generating station is visible
in the background. The condenser
enables us to provide near-perfect
voltage regulation In the Billings
area and to transmit more power
through the eastern lines of our elec
' rlc system. AU our customers bene
fit.
THE
MONTANA POWER
COMPANY
Classification of
State Streams to
Aid Water Planning
A Montana stream fisheries class
ification has been prepared. It Is
being distributed to interested
agencies as an aid in comprehensive
planning for the use of the state’s
water resources.
The streams of Montana are
classified on the basis of their worth
to recreational fishing. Four hund
red thirty-six streams or parts of
streams totaling 8,923 stream miles
were placed in the top four classes, j
Four hundred ten miles of streams
including sections of the Big Hole
Madison, Missouri, West Gallatin'
and Yellowstone rivers, and Rock
Creek, east of Missoula, were placed
in Class 1. These were classed as
blue ribbon streams of national as
well as state wide value.
One thousand seventy-two miles
were Class n, streams of state
wide value. 2,437 miles were in Class
HI, streams of value so large dis
tricts of the state, and 5,004 miles
were in Class IV, streams of value
to smaller districts such a count
ies. All remaining streams Including
those not yet classified as well as
those restricted to local value were
placed, in Class V.
Although Montana Is well en
cfowed with trout streams when
compared to other states, the class
ification clearly emphasizes that
even Montana fishing streams are
limited in both quantity and quality.
The popular conception that there
are 20 to 30 thousand miles of
“well stocked streams” in Montana
is dangerously misleading in that
it has given rise to a false sense of
security in conservation of stream
fisheries.
Classification was based on the
following factors: (1) Availibillty, or
in other words, is the stream open
to the public and reached by road:
(2j aesthetics including such values
as natural beauty and clean water;
(3) use of fishing pressure, and
(4) productivity. Just as certain
farm lands produce far more crops
than others, so certain waters are
capable of producing ipuch greater
crops of desirable fish.
The classification was prepared
mainly for use in water resource
planning and fisheries management.
It will also be of value to those
concerned with other development
programs and to fishermen. It was
prepared by a stream classification
committee composed of represent
atives of the Montana Fish and
Game department, the Montana
State college and the Missouri
River Basin studies of the Bureau
of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
The extent and distribution of
each of the five stream classes as
well as the classification of in
dividual streams is shown on a
map on the reverse of the class
ification.
As the demand for recreational
fishing increases so will the value
of many streams Revisions will then
be in order from time to time.
Tax dollars support 102328 gov.
emments in the United States. Be
sides federal and state they include
counties, municipalities, townships,
special district and school districts.
Trophies Shown at
Quarterback Club
The two trophies won by the
Hardin Blasters at the invitational
tournament held at Ashland Sun
day were displayed at the regular
meeting of the Downtown Quarter
back club Monday at the Legion
hall.
The Boosters brought back the
championship award, and Bob
Bennett akfe got an Individual
trophy as most valuable player.
It was announced that a game
between the Boosters and O's
Sports shop, Billings, will be play
ed at the junior high gym here
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m.
At the next meeting a report on
the week-end games tof the Hardin
Bulldogs will be given and refresh
ments will be served.
| Bowling Notes |
Bota Sota
Gambles 711 758 773—2242
Big Horn Co.
State Bank 737 710 722—2160
Saunder's Lbr 639 694 706—2039
Triangle Mtr 6G4 619 669—1952
Chev. Impala 591 600 669—1860
Brown's Oil & Gas 590 597 659—1846
High Game Frieda Lackman 208
High Series Curly Grubbs 502
Commercial
Grahan Staunton 806 739 900—2445
Saunter’s Lbr 805 796 825—2426
Alder. & Co 784 808 946—2533
Mysse Agency 772 777 795—2344
Holly Farmers 717 737 907—2361
F. E. U 757 805 774—2336
High Game D. Kern 213
High Series D. Kern ..... „ 567
Tearing
Four Ace Lounge. 766 720 715—2201
Sky Vu 667 755 749—2171
HcUyettes 700 766 684—2150
Becker Bar 646 670 637 —1953
D?st Out West 654 738 684 2086
Solazzi’s 665 708 749—2122
High Game Katie Seader 194
High Series Katie Seader 483
Split Picked up,
Blanche Stanton 3-7
Big Horn
Stockman 760 814 850—2424
OK. Barber 905 894 787—2586
Sawyers 855 852 885—2592
Leavitts 861 822 827—2510
Kucheras .... 891 857 848—2596
Insurance 884 791 852—252 Z
High Game V. Kline 220
High Series J Colstad 592
Split picked up,
Herman Hardt 4-7-9-10
Wednesday Afternoon
Midland P.C.A 489 563 476—1528
Spare Ribs 447 556 542—1545
Dreamers 505 579 517—1601
Coffee Coolers 542 588 511—1641
High Game Mary Besel 162
High Series Mary B?sel 427
Starlite
Don’s Farm — 657 702 713—2072
Kuctera’s - 642 784 722—2148
Hardin Meat Mkt. 641 641 737—2019
Vick’s Motel 754 659 621—2034
Mac’s Texaco 780 747 781—2308
Mint Bar 741 774 634—2149
High Game M. Gookin 198
High Series M. Gookin 544
Splits Picked Up.
H. McEntire 2-7; O. J. Blakeley, 2-7;
A. Leavitt 5-10; G. Wagennaar, 3-7
BASKETBALL,
NEXT WEEK
Sunday, Jan. 10 - Hardin Boo
sters vs. Q's Sports shop of Billings,
3 p. m., junior high gym here.
Friday, Jan. 8, Hardin Bulldogs
vs. Sidney Eagles, there.
Saturday, Jan. 9. Hardin Bulldogs
vs. Glasgow Scotties, there.
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DECKER. MONT.
OLD PEOPLES FEAST
Lodge Grass.—The people of the
First Orow Indian Baptist Mission
t e.d taeir Old Peeople’s feast on
Sunday December 27 with about
200 people attending. •
This feast is an annual affair in
honor of tte older people A special
table was set for the honored groun
with about 33 seated at it. The old
est person present at the honor table
was Grandmother Yellowtail who is
94 years old.
Dr. W. A. Petzoldt who is 87 and
who was the first Baptist Mission
ary to the Crow People had a place
rib
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Two more of the older people were
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