Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 4

day I I Clatworthy's Trailer Facility Will Open Late This Summer The newest business venture the East Fork area is a combined trailer court, recreation: area and fall hunting headquarters to be opened soon by Don and Edna Clatworthy. Work on the ten-acre facility is moving rapidly ahead. the Clatworthy family noted in an interview last week, and the Manning Rite Set Thursday Funeral rites for Ralph Manning. 82, a native of the Stevensville area, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Whitesitt Chap- cl.

Rev. Kenneth Loge will officate and burial will be in Stevensville's Riverview Cometery. Manning was born Sept. 8, 1885, i in Stevensville and attended schools in Stevi. He later worked for the Ravalli County road department and the U.S.

Forest Service. Survivors are a son, Richard. Selah, three stepchildren, Mrs. Selma Nyhart and Mrs. Myrtle Balkovatz, both of Twin Bridges, and Howard McCiure of Whitehall.

along with several grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Engaged The engagement of Miss Sharron Alameda, to Mate First Stachinists Class Howard Taylor, also of Alameda, was announced in Hamilton by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Osburn. Miss Osburn is presently an EEG technician at Alta Bates Hospita! in Berkley, Calif.

She is a 1962 Hamilton High School graduate. Her husband-to-be is A native of Houston, Texas. He is serving in the U.S. Navy and recently returned from a sevenmonth, cruise on the U.S.S. Enterprise aircraft carrier in Viet Nam waters, The couple plans on Aug.

17 wedding at the Alameda Air Station Chapel. Ride The Hot One With Conoco Products Gas Oil Deliveries Phone 363-3309 COZY CONOCO SERVICE FREE DELIVERY Meets Midnight DaPs 10 PIZZAS 6 14" CHICKEN Restate Diam SPAGHETTI PORK CHOPS PRAWNS OYSTERS (Mina JOSEPH'S Phone 303-3148 couple hopes to open the facility late this summer. The ten site will ture trailer pads, a picnic ar. er, playground and utility house with toilet, bathing and laundry facilities. Financing for the project was obtained through private sources, although technical and planning assistance was given through the Bitter Root RCD project.

Completed to date, the couple noted. is an extensive water line, graveling of interior roads and development of trailer pads, to accomodate 35 units. Future expansion plans call for accomodation of long-term trailer guests, Mr. and Mos. Clatworthy said.

All told. they said, the facility will eventually encompass 14 acres. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clatworthy have owned the property since 1950.

when they purchased a sizeable' plot that included what is now known as the Rocky Knob Cale and Bar, which they operated for several years. Clatworthy serves as justice of the peace and police judge in the upper valley and his wife is cooking at the West Fork Ranger Station this summer. Purchase Plan To Protect Wheat Prices A purchase program will be available to assure Montana farmers participating in this year's wheat program a price at least as high as the local price support loan rate. the Montana ASCS office has announced. This action follows closely the announcement by the Secretary of Agriculture Orville.

L. Freeman that purchases will be undertaken where necessary to assure farmers the opportunity to secure the advantages of price support. am disturbed again this year by reports from some areas that farmers are being offered prices less than the local loan rate for their wheat." The secretary said. "Unfortunately, in these same areas, many farmers have been unable to take our price support loans because storage space for wheat is not available. Under the program offered.

ASCS offices will purchase wheat from farmers at the local loan rate subject to premtums and discount for quality and normal storage charges. thus eliminating the storage requirements. This will enable farmers to deliver wheat immediately and get price support on this year's production, according to Mrs. J. Viola Herak.

chairman of the Montana Agricultural Stab. ilization and Conservation Committee, Mrs. Herak emphasizes that farmers who do not have storage for their wheat this year should discuss this situation with the committeemen of' oflice manager at their ASCS county office, County offices will in turn make arrangements for receipt and shipment of elizible grain. Any wheat delivered by farmPIN under this procedure will be moved to available storage in other points and added to Commodity Credit Corporation stocics, Bond Forfeitures Ordered by Coulter Hands posted by Brian Neid. hardt of Hamilton totaling $350 were ordered forfeited in jus.

fire court action here Wednes. by John Coulter, The man had posted bond oh charges of providing beer to A minor and leaving the scone of an accident. STARLITEWED. THURS. FRI.

SAT. Please the to the Special Engagement on "Doctor There Will Be No "Family This Wed. Only, One Complete Show Bark Earning at Dusk. dates Open 8130. Regular Admission.

WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! METRO GOLDWYN-MAYER A CARLO PONTI PRODUCTION DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTERNAKS DOCIOR ZHIVAGO IN AND ME TROCOLOR Page 4. Daily Ravalli Republican, Wed, fuly 24, 1968 Meet at Stevensville Pool Scheduled for This Saturday Swim pool manager Les Bramblett is planning a competitive swim meet, for all the children in the area, to be held at the Stevensville City pool on Saturday, Aug. 24. Bramblett stated he would like to have at least 100 young people turn out for the meet. Children, both boys and girls, for mage 5 through 20, are eligible.

Contestants may sign up at the pool now. Bramblett added that any help from parents with the meet would be appreciated, and if not able to least come and watch the kids perform. Relays. free-style, breast stroke and back stroke events will be featured in the meet. Many races and classes are being set up.

Ribbons will be given to the first six places winners in all classes. Events are scheduled to begin at 10 in the morning. with finals tentatively set for 2 p.m. Bramblett went on to add that night swimming at the pool will possibly be discontinued unless their is more partici- Ravalli County Evaluation Figures (Continued from page 1) chinery, merchandise, furniture and fixtures of offices and places of business $347,165. Bank stock, surplus funds and moneyed capital of local banking firms have an assessed valuation of $901,052.

Motor vehicles, exclusive of new which are not subject to orem taxation, have a total as- Ex-Resident Visits Gus Johnson, a former Victor resident, has come by plane for a visit with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terry and family and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Davenport and family, from Albuquerque, N.

M. sessed valuation of $6.506.315. three ties Net proceeds and royalty mining ported. interests in fluorspar operations a re valued at $319,714, taxable at 100 per cent of assessed valuation. 455,408 Utility company valuations total $4,446,551, subdivided as locally assessed property 974 and state board allocations $3.389.577.

These totals are shared by Montana Power $1,649,929, Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph $1,359,357, Northern Pacific Railway $848.191, Western Union $2,947, Ravalli County Electric Cooperative $515.685, Valley Water $42,575 and Missoula Electrie Cooperative, Ravalli county extension, $27,867. City valuations have also shown slight increases in the Green Thumb Headquarters CHEMICALS FERTILIZER SEEDS TILLERS TOOLS MOWERS Tschache at the See Paul Garden Shop Bitter Root Cannery open on Tuesday and Thursday nights, because of popular quest, but this practice might be curtailed unless there is more use made of it. 4-H NEWS 4-H NEWS At the July 22 meeting of the Bitter Root Belles 4-H Club, held at the A. C. Ellison home, it was decided that the club would go on a camping trip.

After discussing several (places for the trip, it was deleided to go to Lake Como. The members will meet at the Ellison home at 9 a.m. Monday. The campers will return on Wednesday of that week. Becky Ellison reported barrels have been donated for the club's community service project.

The club will have chains welded to the cans and then paint them. They will then be placed on Main Street for use 1S litter barrels. The members worked on their record books. bringing pation. them up to date.

Next meeting He stated that the pool is kept will be Aug. 12. Low Prices spell Great Sowings BIG VEAL SALE Grocery Department We Have Beautiful Veal Again! Asst. Colors Pk. Softlin Tissue Breast of Veal 100 2 Ply Softlin Facial Tissue lb.

Asst. Softlin Colors Jumbo Towels Softlin Asst. Napkins Veal White 9 Inch Deep 100 Pack Paper Plates 79c Roast Kool Touch 20 7 o7. Reg. 390 Insulated Cups Diamond Aluminum 12x25 ft.

Foil Veal Rib Chops Western Fancy Sea Tuna 61, Oz. Cans HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE Blade Beef 1 Pound 79c 2 Pound 3 Pound 10 Oz. Inst. $1.49 $2.15 $1.39 Roast Tastewell Peas 303 Cans Tastewell 303 Cans Corn Cream or Whole Kernel Tastewell Green Beans -303s Beef Short Ribs Tastewell Sliced Beets 303s Shurfine Peas Carrots 303s 2 Ibs. 89c 303 Cans Shurfine Fancy Fruit Cocktail Sliced Bacon 1 lb.

pkg. 69c Tastewell Pinto Blackeyed Beans Choice Young Beef Liver lb. 49c Proctor Gamble Deal Little Pig Sausage lb. 79c Downy, Bath One Size Giant Spic Salequard Span or FREE Beautiful Tumbler With One Giant Western Family Freer 6 Fresh Orange Juice Garden Western Family Frozen 6 00. Radishes or Gr.

Onions 3 bu. 19c Cucumbers Lemonade Juice Seedless Grapes 2 lbs. 65c New Potatoes 10 lbs. 65c Purex full gal. 51c Sweet Juicy Betty Crocker Yellow Dry Onions 4 lbs.

25c Calif. Watermelons lb. Cake Mixes SIZER'S We Have ECONOMY FOODS for Bulk Your Now. Jug Pickling Vinegar Bring 1 Member of U. R.

Inc. Save Sc THE FRIENDLY STORE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 13 AT ECONOMY CORNER FREE DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY AMPLE BLACK TOP PARKING Figures incorporated municipali- of the valley, Tillman re- Taxable valuation at Hamil- is $2,047,926, Stevensville, and Darby, $192,864. Dance July 27 9 p. m. Music By The Burnt Fork Trio Eagles Club Hamilton.