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Statistics Pag Ravalli Republic, Hamilton, Mont, Fb. 20, 1992 Bitterroot Bees to hold sign up tournament time. By having just 16 players, it gives everybody a chance to play, he said. This season, Frickey will have two new assistants. Phil Barnett is the new pitching coach and Mike Bennett will be the infieldoutfield coach and Brett Tate will help the team during the preseason only.

He is an umpire during the summer. Opening day is set for Saturday May, 9. The first sign up for the Bucs will be this Sunday between 2 and at legion hall in Hamilton, on the corner of Second and Madison streets. The registration fee is $75 and players between the ages of 16-18 (if born after Aug. 1, 1973) can sign up.

The fee is refundable if the player doesn't make the team, Frickey said. "This will be a big opportunity for 16 year olds to come in and make an impact. I urge anyone interested to come in and register. There are going to be places to play baseball, Frickey said. He expects a senior Babe Ruth team will be formed this season which will give players more opportunities.

Bi-Lo building on Jim Edwards and his son Austin ordered the first shovelful of earth to be dug for the new addition to the Stevensville grocery store. Also on hand for the ground breaking were members of the Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce, Stevensville Mayor Dick Sipes, Stevensville Town Council members, the Ravalli County Commissioners and a number of Stevensville business people. (Pat Rhodes photo) Deputies took a report of an open burning violation on Old Corvallis Road. Sue Irwin reported that four tires were slashed on her vehicle while it was parked in an alley on the south side of the Longbranch Saloon in Victor. A 17-year-old Darby male was cited into youth court on misdemeanor assault charges for fighting with another youth.

Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department responded to a shed fire on N. Shoshone Loop. About $250 damage was reported. Debra Fenress, 38, was cited for theft after allegedly shoplifting at Bi-Lo Foods in Stevensville. Feb.

12 Deputies took a report of the door of a vehicle being kicked on. The vehicle belonged to a teacher at the Florence Elementary School. Deputies took a report of a Rotweiller dog acting in a threatening manner on Big Corral Road. Deputies received a report of a vehicle stolen from the Lolo Tavern. Feb.

13 Deputies took a report of an obscene phone call to an 11-year-old girl near Stevensville. Deputies took a report of an obscene phone call to a 13-year-old girl near Hamilton. Feb. 14- Deputies took a report of a 6-year-old Corvallis area girl receiving a strange phone all from a male individual asking questions. Deputies took a report of a dog bite near Florence.

Deputies took a report of the theft of a portable stereo from a Stevensville residence. Deputies took a report of a trespass problem on Porter Hill Road near Stevensville. Deputies responded to a report of a possible keg party at property on Rickets Road. Deputies responded to a complaint of the body of a dead cow being left in a drainage ditch on Lick Creek Road. Feb.

15 A Corvallis resident reported that his son had been threatened. A Corvallis resident reported a beer bottle being thrown through the window of her residence. A complainant reported an on-, going noise problem from a FlorenceCarlton Loop Road residence. Feb. 16 Deputies took a report at the hospital of a juvenile who was shot in the eye with a BB gun.

A complainant reported his Victor-area house was entered and drawers and doors were opened. Feb. 17 Deputies received a report of a 6-year-old child missing from home. The child was located a short time later by HPD Det Perry Johnson and returned home. A complainant reported an individual throwing something ofT the Florence Bridge.

A complainant reported numerous harassing phone calls to her residence on Gold Creek Loop. By DRAKE KIEWIT The boys of summer are beginning to gear up for baseball. In the past four years the Bitterroot Bucs, the valley's Class A American Legion baseball team, have won three Montana State Class A Championships while producing two most valuable players In the state tournament, have had three state hitting champions, seen 12 players advance to college baseball and represented the state in the Northwest regional tournament four times. Second-year head coach Steve Frickey is getting ready for an ambitious 1992 season. Last year the Bucs played .40 regular-season baseball games.

This year, they will play 51 in the regular season, so some records are sure to be broken. Its by far the most games the team has ever played but since we are going to be inexperienced, I wanted the young players to get a lot of experience, said Frickey. He said he expects seven to 12 players to return from last years team. Last season, he started with a 25-player roster but had it whittled down to 16 players by Valley Sports Al varsity games begin at 7:30 p.m. unless noted.

All local home games are in bold. Basketball Thursday, Feb. 20: District 5B Basketball Tournament at the Ram Activity Center Deer Lodge vs. Frenchtown (4:30 p.m. in Missoula) Loyola vs.

Florence (6:30 pan. in Missoula) Darby vs. Corvallis (8 p.m. in Missoula) Friday, Feb. 21: District 5B Tournament Lpser of Loyola vs.

Florence to play loser of Corvallis vs. Darby at 4:30 p.m. Winner of Deer Lodge vs. Frenchtown to face Arlee at 6:30 p.m. Winner of Florence vs.

Loyola to face winner of Darby vs. Corvallis at 8 jn. Whltefish at Stevensville Hamilton at Columbia Falls Saturday, Feb. 22: Correction The Republic inadvertently left out the time of funeral services for Gladys Benninghoven in Wednesday's paper. Funeral services for Gladys Benninghoven will be Friday at 11 am.

at the Victor Federated Church. Lotto America Wednesday's winning numbers 2 18 30 39 43 51 J. Prlntz, Sheriff of Ravalli County Is By R.F. Fisher Undersherfl 44 RR: 213, 220, 351992 Corporation and his son Jim is vice president and manager of the Missoula store. The contractor on the construction project is Valley Builders of Hamilton.

The company hires all employees locally, according to information provided by Bi-Lo Foods. Edwards said there will be no interruption in service or store hours during the construction project, which will include a new look for the front of the store. In the Stevensville Justice Court of Roger Bardsley Jen. 28 Wyatt Ilarahbarger of Ste-vensville entered a guilty plea to DUI and no liability insurance. He was fined $550 with $150 suspended, and sentenced to 10 days in jail with eight suspended.

He also was ordered to complete and pay for ACT school and his drivers license was suspended for six months. Daniel Cooper of Stevensville, charged with careless driving, charge dismissed on motion of city attorney. William Wood Jr. of Hamilton posted $25 bond on a U-turn violation. Maria Manning of Butte posted $50 bond on illegal possession of alcohol.

John Gordon of Silver Bow posted $50 bond on illegal possession of alcohol. Jon Allen Barrett of Hamilton entered a guilty plea on the charge of driving without a current license. He was fined $100 with $50 suspended when license is current. Cynthia Champion of Stevensville entered a guilty plea to the charge of improper backing. She was fined $80 with $50 suspended and she was ordered to make restitution to the victim of the accident Elmo C.

Reynolds of Hamilton entered a guilty plea to DUL He was fined $300 with $100 suspended. His three-day jail sentence was suspended pending completion of ACT. A charge of driving left of center was dismissed. Todd Sowatzke of Stevensville entered a not guilty plea to an assault charge. A bench trial is pending.

Marilyn Sisler of Stevensville entered a not guilty plea to a nuisance dog charge. Terry McClancy of Missoula issued a bench warrant on failure to appear to answer to charges of reckless driving and disorderly conduct. Darby Police Department files Feb. 1 Chris Wright, 28, was attacked and beaten about 2:30 a.m. in the Sawmill Saloon.

Wright was taken to Daly Hospital for treatment and ilraleaswf this following day. Four individuals were charged with assault: Bill White, Curt Le-Que, Bradley Hobeon and Kyle Winters. The first three individuals pleaded guilty to the chargee in Darby town court and sentencing is pending. Winters pleaded not guilty and requested a trial. Darby Marshal Larry Rose said that a 266 Huaquavama chain saw, orange in color with a red clutch cover, was taken from the back of a pickup while it was parked in Darby.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Rose. Feb. 10 Deputies took a report of dogs chasing livestock on West Fork Road. 60 PUBUC NOTICE "Because ffte public mutt knout" 3 tL Before the Department of Revenue Of the Sate of Montana Liquor Division NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP ALL-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE Notice is given that on December 23, 1991, Thadd M. Cynthia Turner, JTROS filed an application with the Department for the transfer of ownership of Montana Alt-Alcoholic Beverage License No.

13-999-6417-001 to be used at Lost Horse Saloon Casino, 1000 Lost Horse road, Hamilton, Ravalli County, Montana. Written protests against issuance of a license must be mailed to the Administrator, Liquor Division, Department of Revenue, Helena, Montana 59620, on or before the 2nd day of March, 1992. If written protests are received, the Department shall hold a public hearing on the protests at Its office In Helena. If no protests are received, the Department may Issue the license without holding a public hearing. Dated: February 6, 1992 Liquor Division Gary Blewett Administrator By: Lynne Grosfleld Licensing Certification Specialist 42 RR: 213.2201992 District 5B Tournament Consolation game is at 6:30 jn.

Championship game is at 8 p.m. Whltefish at Hamilton Victor at Seeley-Swan Stevensville at Columbia Falls Volleyball Most varsity volleyball games begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20: Hamilton at Stevensville Friday, Feb. 21: Honan at Hamilton Victor at Hot Springs Saturday, Feb.

22: Florence at Corvallis (1 p.m.) Darby at Deer Lodge Victor at Philipsburg Tuesdayj'Feb. 25: HeDgate JV at Darby Corvallis at Frenchtown Hamilton at Poison Wednesday, Feb. 26: Florence at Deer Lodge MONDAYS srt iy CHOICE 'g FEATURE Bacon Cheeseburger only179 I phstax (I tnws 901 N. 1st, Hamilton tniMaifMWM fct Presents Bi-Lo. Continued from page 1 partment and a full-service and enlarged meat department.

Grocery and health and beauty aisles also will be enlarged to offer a broader range of goods. Bi-Lo Foods is a locally-owned, family business. The Edwards family opened its first store in Stevensville more than 40 years ago and 14 years ago, a new store was built on the south edge of town. Jim Edwards, Sr. is president and CEO of the Bi-Lo Foods Kids.

Continued from page 1 didnt abide by that time frame, they lost the opportunity to try their case. The class members said they learned a lot from their legal system research and from their first problem this year which was about space travel to Jupiter. Now they are working on a problem of sports ethics involving the use of steroids. It's getting a lot of attention with the class focused on both the Winter Olympics and upcoming Class tournament We want th is one to be as good as the last one was, said Cory Rennaker, who is the only member of the group who competed in problem solving last year. One group member also won individual honors along with two Darby fifth grade students.

The three are the top scenario writers in the state for grades four through County, Montana according to the official plat and described as follows: Commencing at quarter comer between Sections 26 and 27, Township 9 North, Range 20 West, M.M. said comer being southeast comer of Stevensville; thence east 163.5 feet; thence south 600 feet; thence north 89 degrees 45' West 626 feet; thence north 124 feet; thence east 159 feet; thence north 106 feet; thence west 17 feet.lhence north 6 degrees 31' West 137 feet; thence north 89 degrees 1 8 west 124 feet; thence north 68 feet; thence north 1 0 degrees 10'east 163.5 feet; thence east 427.6 feet to beginning. LESS easements Vol. 105 Deeds, Page 198; Vol. 114 Deeds, page also except Volume 118 Deeds, page 302.

PARCEL 3 A READY FOR 'Ralph looks honest and reliable. He is a handsome, stocky, young adult Si Bernard cross who is medium-sized with a thick, wavy coat and knows basic commands. He would probably make a great family ctog as he likes kids, cats and most other dogs. SHELTER NOTE: As a result of the Valentine ads, 20 animals have been adopted in the last weekl Thank you sponsors! This ad sponsored by: NANCY FR0H eight Seen trio writers are asked to develop an individual theme based on the problem the entire group was studying. Fourth-grader Jessica Pyles was named the top scenario writer in the state for her imaginative and sensitive outline of the feelinp of a young girl traveling with her family to colonize Venus after the Earth is destroyed in World War HL Jennifer did a wonderful job of explaining what it must be like to miss your home and yet be looking forward to a new home on a new world, Bemis said.

Roy Mears took second in the scenario writing and Jesse Lakes took third place. It was outstanding that three of our students should finish in th top three spots, Bemis said. Tim very proud of these students." A tract of land beginning at the Southeast comer of the Major Owens Claim, thence along the east boundary of same, 00 degrees 2240 76.06 feet to the southerly edge of the East Side Highway, thence along same 85 degrees 30'05E 124.43 feet.lhence 00 degrees 4824 E. 228.69 feet to the north edge of May Addition to the Town of Stevensville; thence along same 89 degrees 3512W 1 19.96 thence 02 degrees 24'53W 1 61 .63 feet to the point of beginning, containing 0.657 acres. Togetherwlth all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anyway appertaining.

Dated this 7th day of February, 1992. Terms of Sale: Cash ADOPTION Bitterroot Humane Society Fairgrounds Rd. 033-5311 Open 1 1 am 5pm Words cannot express my gratitude for all the expressions of caring and love from Pastor Wayne Wardwell and church family. Your prayers, cards, phone calls, flowers and food gifts brightened my days and made my pain bearable. God bless you alL Mable St John NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Eariene Dayton, Plaintiff vs.

Wayne Dayton, Defendant No. DV 90-16 To be sold at Sheriffs Sale: On Wednesday, the 11th of March, 1 992, at 130 o'clock p.m., on the Ravalli County Courthouse steps, In the city of Hamilton. County of Ravain, state of Montana, any interest that Wayne Dayton had priorto the 22nd of January, 1 992, In that certain real property situated In Ravalli County, more particularly described as follows, to-wlt: PARCEL 1 TRACT A tract of land In the SE14 Section 1 6, Township 8 North, Range 20 West, P.M.M, Ravalli County, Montana, described as beginning on a point on the west right of way line of the East Side Highway which bears No. 5 degrees 56'20 West 492.05 feet from the southeast comer of Section 16; thence N. 83 degrees 4144 West 163.82 feet; thence 9 248.51 feet; thence N.

1 degree 0736 West 602.52 feet; thence N. 69 degrees 4634 East 331.12 along said west right of way line S.0 degrees 0727 East 799.89 feet, to the point of beginning, according to monuments and survey data as shown on Certificate of Survey No. 4084. Together with and subject to a 20 foot road easement along the south line of Tract as shown on this Certificate. PARCEL 2 A tract of land In Lot 3.

Block 4, May Addition to Stevensville, Ravalli Colleen Hunter, Viola with Stephen Adoff, Piano assisted by William Manning, Clarinet MWHWHMeMMMWweeeweewnMiiHHMweHeeeeMiwBBeeenMeeee Friday, February 21, 1992 8:00 p.m. Presbyterian Church, 1220 West Main, Hamilton Tickets available at the door. Adults $6 Students Call 363-1951 for more information..