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Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 6

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Ravalli Republici
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Hamilton, Montana
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Itavdllt HiuWtc. Hamilton, Mi, I Am uxi 2. I1'? Two Bitter Root gridders to play in Shrine contest Baseball at a glance 1 1 i pat lit liale, ollliTal said. West porfoi met will begin at living Mislay and ill be houMd In campus dot ms. I i Ills gel under ay Tuesday atieinikin al 3 and alternate between Vigilante Field nnd MC areas.

Among special events planned in Dillon lor the vlxltois, Petersen and 1uvear lepoit. Is Parents' Pav steak barbecue Sunday, Aug 7, on the MC campus. Flopped' tioin the Shrine ainai thins, which over three dwailes have exeiixteil one-quarter million dollars, are channeled to Shrine Crippled Chihli en and Hums Hospitals thioughout the nation. The West eluli ill conclude local di Ills Wwlnesday. Aug.

10, and ilt'pai I Thursday lor Gieat Fall. A Friday, banquet pioceilex the game which unlold Saturday evening In Memorial Stadium. ext dub. si hotluled to aiitve hete Sunday, Include lion loiiteio, Hoiwan Hawks, Class AA; Wally Stmmx, llonan Chlelx. Hill Gieen.

Belgrade I'anihei s.ll. and Hub llulgien, (hallo Vikings, dlvixion Solving ax Wext ti alitor Is Itolien Fainter, a MC senior Hum while Hus Fisk and Ituxx Klchaidxon. xenons at lleaveihead County High hixd, have been named honorary manageix. Game Chairmen William I nuev and I nulx Klvoia of in-. it Falls iekirled Monday that tie West loam Is now ul llx lull plavet ci implement with tin addition ol Dlllon'i Steve ivina and Thompson Falls' to tx hose two Intmer alternate wete elevated to the squad a lepl.ici mentx tor a pair id plaveix who me unable to Anicritun Uu Knot TVuhi ll.iliinuui' I llthlllll New Yolk Mlluuukif lev el.

iml Wed Mmnesui.i Tixux C.ililnim.i Se.iHle Oukluml Miuul.i' KimH Timinlii .1. Mllwaukiy 2 Minnesiii.il. Kunxuxl tty 9 Tex, is M. Chlcug" 4, Ntw Yolk 1 li.ilumoio 9. Ouklunil 1 Onlv gumr xehixluled (iniv game (mlv g.nnex hwluled nnt Free agency clause not working well for NBA Unix g.miex M'hixluk'il Reese reinstated iiitlmmunl lf tlol) Mltind, I Hi the letlictnenl of veteran gu.n I tl.nne Ny has been a iii.ioi headache lor Ihe Coulmvx.

Hob Hyland. Ihe link to the Green Vince Lombardi At Gicrn May, 11 year veietan offensive lineman Hamilton swim team wins 31 blue ribbons the fish over the weekend and plans to have it mounted by Bitter Root Taxidermy Shop in Hamilton. He caught the fish using grasshoppers as bait TROPHY TROUT The smile beamed by Gaylon Thiefault. 15. Hamilton, is the result of catching the lxh pound Brown Trout in the Republican Ditch in the Sleeping Child area.

The son of Mrs. Olene Thiefault. Gaylon caught SI Now VmkX. Lux Angeles 7. 12 Inning' (Tminn.itl 7.

6 llou'lon 4. 1lllxliuigh .1, II Inningx due plan might In Ihe coui irooiti ot S. District Hulk'll I. Cm tit. lie's Ihe judge who uppi ovod Ihe long lei agreement signed Iasi year between the NHA anil Its Players Association.

I'ndi i that agieement. a player got Ihe right to play out the final year ot his conn act and become a free agenl, but through the I'lKO season anv team signing such a Ins agenl must give his old team coiiijk'nsalltm. If the dubs can't agree on compensation, then Commlsslonei Larry Hlien makes the decision. Sonja Heme of Norway won the Olympic women's figure skating championship three times in 1928, 1932 and 1936. 1 1 VI 1S5s For Wodnotday, Aug.

1, 1977 NFW YOKK (API Basketball Association players are finding that frceagency Ixnot all II wax cracked up to be. Moxl ot I he 55 players who Iree agents at Ihe eloxe ol last season have discovered I II lie Interest In the ni.nket place for I heir talents. Only thne have changed teams. Two signed with licit old clubs. The rest "xtt and wait anxiously, since It camp Is barely more ihan a month away.

I-airy Flelxher, executive director of the NHA I layers Association, Is not happy about this lack ot movement and has raised the possibility of court aeilon unless the situation Improves. Vilas posts tennis victory over Dibbs I 11 LON A 42 member mniingenl ol plr. nui lu x. manager ami liutnei, i it pawning iht West xqu.nl fur the annu.il Fax) West Shrine tH-nelll luulh.ill game. Tuesday uiM-nx a nine day ill 111 xexxlun al Uexlwn Montana College In pieiaiailiin fur the August II (onlexl al Great Fall' Imluili-d among the I'luverx lx oiialllx' Handy keainx, and Mexenkvtlle's Steve Ad.mix 1 ho holet of WMC ax a li anting site, arranged Southern Montana Shiino (Tub member Harold I'eietxen and Ihm Iuvoarof Dillon, mat kx ihellrxi lime In the games year hlxtoiy that a xquail will pi aft lee In a i lly other than Gieat Falls.

1 he Golden Fast team temainx In the Flecirlc I Hy hole pie game drill aie xelieilulpd al the Montana Sr hool lot the leal and I 111 ml Coai-hP he "10" ttoif' Crowder, i I. Kamlv Crowder and Don llivsc. Ihe Miami iHitphln linemen ho wore suspended last Mav when they were atiested on drug chatges, have turn placed on wul vet s. The team responded Monday to an order by the National Football League's Player-Club Relation Coninillteo that Ihe two be traded, lelnstatnd or waived Anv team that pick the plaveix up would have to pay Ihe Dolphins a thlid round draft choice or wot kout some other mutually satisfactory comivnxailon. In other NFL training ramps.

Ihe Dallas Cowboys reported that All Pro offensive tackle Mayfield Wright had undergone surgery on his knee. Doctors said Wright would be out of action for al least I wo itton hs. Ills convalescence, coupled with i -v s. xv owners manual and spare parts, including a stout chain and lock for the ultimate protection of your bike. Keep your vehicles chain lubricated for maximum performance 6 Enjoy the excursion.

For maximum relaxation, take an occasional break from riding Kawaski recommends one stop every hour. Using these tips, you should get the maximum enjoyment out of your summer weekend mini vacation trip. to Meet The ll.imilion swim team captured 31 blue ribbons to win the season's first Hamilton Stevensville swim meet held Ihe past weekend at the Mols-rt I.ong Memorial Pool. The Stevensville team took 11 blue ribbons during Ihe nuxT. II.

million won 19 red ribbons and 10 white ribbons to round out the list of prizes, while Stevensville likik six led and six white ribbons. Hamilton's Monica Nielson and Cha tula Driscoll were Ihe star sw Ininicrs In the Sunday niecl. Miss Driscoll look first place In nlnedifferent events, while Miss Nielson took first In 10. Tanimv Tones won two Not Take a Summer Weekend Mini Vacation Trip on a Motorcycle? Why LOITSVILI.F, Ky. (At I Top sii-iit-ti Gulllt'imo Vilas of Argentina came from behind to post a 1 6, 64).

6 1 victory over second-seeded Eddie Dibbs in the finals of the $123,000 Louisville International Tennis Classic. Vilas could do little right In the opening set. but was almost flawless thereafter. The 24 year-old Vilas, who won his third title here In four years, suffered a service break in the opening game of the match. Dibbs, a .3 fool 7 battler from Miami Beach.

Fla. made quick work of the Argentinian for the rest of the set. last active Hay Packer learns of Ihe era, was placed on waivers al hi own request. swimming ealegoi les to help her learn lo Ihe win. In boy events.

Sievensvllles Shaun Thacker and Hamilton's Max llennault were high point lnneis, taking first plaee in five categories apiece. Other winners In boys events were Mlchie Poole In four ealegoi les, Monte Wleldy in two. Hrail Mohn In one, Marvin Mohn In two, and Mike Flcber in two. The next swtm meet Is scheduled for Aug. 10 In Stevensville.

Swimmers Intel ested In Ihe learn are urged to come lo swim learn practice Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. lo 9 a.m. a Qua TURQUOISE SHOW N.E. Idahos Largest Turquoise Show is being held JULY 29, 30, 31 and AUGUST 5, 6, 7 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

An excellent way "to get away" for awhile this summer IS to take a weekend mini vacation trip on your motorcycle But before you do, Kawa sakl Motor torp oul of its Santa Ana, Calif headquarters, offers the following suggestions to make the best use of your time: 1 Prepare yourself completely before leaving Get complete weather forecast for the area in which you are traveling anil thorough road maps from poult ot departure to destination These are available from the Automobile Club of America and other travel services 2 load your motorcycle properly For maximum comfort and economy while traveling. baggage should go as low and close to the center of the motorcycle as possible and never put belongings on the front forks Saddle bags, tank bags or a luggage rack all are good accessories that can make the carrying of baggage easier Another tip Obtain an aluminum case with padding for any camera equipment to protect it from weather 3 Take the proper clothing Along with a leather jarket, helmet and bools, considered necessary for comfortable and safe motorcycling, take a good rain- Wed Showing the convenience afforded by a summer mini vacation trip on your motorcycle, rider starts to camp by the roadside. FRANtCOMA Americas most versatile pottery 20 pc. set $35.00 at Hewitt Trading Co. on Route 93 South, Salmon, Idaho Heat it Arrange it Cool it Give it Dishwasher it Use it IT LASTS LASTS LASTS 1 itterroo ASTRO-GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol Auguat 3, 1977 Don't overlook any chances to acquire additional knowledge in your chosen field this coming year Anything you learn will be to your financial and personal advantage LEO (July 23-Aug.

22) Financial maneuverings bring out the best you today You're extremely resourceful even it working with methods heretofore unfamiliar to you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It'S paramount to your success to be secretive today It you're doing something important, take no one into your confidence LIBRA (Sspt. 23-Oct. 23) The key to your attainment is a natural one tor you today.

Subdue your selt-interests and advance the cause ot others SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Set aside your anxieties today Accentuate the positive You can accomplish whatever you want to by heedinq this axiom SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dsc. 21) You function exceptionally well with a limited number of people today You may lose your effectiveness if you take on loo many assistants CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan 19) Set your sights on what you know is attainable today, not on what others think you can do. What you achieve could still be rather remarkable. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Retrain from being critical of others today.

ry to say what you feel will inspire them and lift their sagqing spirits PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be willing to extend yourself It looking tor reward tor your labors Forget about leaning on others You don't need them ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be a leader and manager ot events today Don't let them dictate to you. So long as you are up front, things will go your way TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Keep a low profile today while looking out for those under your wing Let them think they're the masters ot their own (ate GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You're exceptionally good today at heading up committees. There may be some slackers, but you'll know how to handle them CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Pull out all the stops today it you're working to advance your career or make money. That's the only you'll overcome the way obstacles flow THIS The show will feature Zuni, Hopi, Navajo and Santo Domingo Jewelry by acclaimed and awardwinning Indian artists.

The large selection of featured items will include rings, squash blossoms, bolos, watch bands, belt buckles, pendants, bracelets, and Fetishes. Items in both gold and silver. Also original one of a kind Turquoise carvings. Pieces priced to fit everyone's wallet from $3.00 to $2,600. In the thud set.

Dibbs held fust serve, but the i dent less Vilas ripped a bushel el passing shots in winning the final six games anil he match. Vilas collerled $20, (XXI for his vleloiv vv hlle Dibbs picked up $111,000. CANADIAN COl 'SINS BUFFALO, N.Y (API Ice slum' performer Bertie Desjardins is a first cousin to Gerry Desjardins, the goaltender of the Buffalo Sabres, literally twice over. Gertie and Gerrys mothers are sisters Their fathers are brothers. They grew up in the same town, Sudbury, Ontario.

ItS iueira Stevensville -9- suit along on your mini va cation Skiers underwear and gloves are also valuable, particularly if you are traveling in the mountains Check out your motor completely before leav-Make sure that your oil is correct, brakes and are in shape and visit your local dealer if you have any questions 5. Take good care of your motorcycle on the trip Kquip yourself with a tool kit, an Like You Larrys All reduced 10 -15 Dealers and the general public invited. Also featured and on sale for the show will be a selection of crystal blocks carved with wildlife scenes, hand-crafted feather jewelry, carved elk horn jewelry including some exceptional belt buckles by acclaimed artists. Scrimshaw jewelry, western and wildlife art, a variety of unusual wildlife photos and many other exciting and unique items for those who appreciate and enjoy that which is special, uncommon and most unusual. For more information call 208-756-2271 New Parts Manager and Salesman for Steins Mobile Homes Larry's is a familiar, friendly face at Stein's, he's a lifetime valley resident, and worked with the former Hamilton Motor Company for the past 14 years.

Larry and his wife, Sharon have three daughters. Heres Introductory (Bargain! CREAMERY PICNIC TIME Enjoy the SATIN S0UHDS with us! i I IFoirt Mini Motor Home! 22 V2 feet. Completely self-contained! One ton Dodge chassis. Air conditioning, cruise control. Completely carpeted.

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