Laurel outlook., 1950-01-18
PantherS Break Even
During Week End

Park City, Jan. 18.-The Park
City Panthers went to Roberts and
played the Rattlers on their floor
Tuesday evening. The Panthers
who are still handicapped with no
home floor took off with a flying
start and had a 1872 margin at the
end of the first quarter. The Rat
tiers trailed the Panthers lilo at
the half period and 1927 at the
start of the fourth quarter. The
Panthers kept the lead and de-
feated Roberts 1892.
Honors went to Harry Matthias
with 10 points.
The Roberts grade team defeat
ed the Park City graders 27-16.
Belfry-Park City
The Park City Panthers met the
Belfry Bats on the Laurel floor
Thursday evening with a good
crowd from Park City attending
the game. The Panthers started
out in afast game, leading Bel
fry for three quarters, when Bel
fry opened up a fast scoring spree.
At the end of the first quarter
the score was 1874, and at the half
1915, and Park City still lead %
81 at the end of the third quarter.
Belfry shot ahead in the final pc
riod and defeated the Panthers 81
"a.
Jack Kober was high scorer,
making 9 points, and Donald
Hedges and V. Gonzales each 6
points.
Alex Shimskey was called to
Clarmont, w. Va, recently by the
serious illness of his father, Mike
Shimskey, "a years of age.
Mrs. Allen Whitcanack and in
FAINT daughter Paula Dee, returned
home from a Billings hospital
Tuesday. Paula Dee was born
Jan. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Knapp of
Helena and daughter Mrs. Bill
Daniels and daughter of Townsend,
came the first part of the week
to see their daughter, Mrs. Allen
Whitcanack and new daughter
Paula Dee. Mrs. Knapp remained
with her daughter and family
while Mr.. Knapp and Mrs. Daniels
returned to their homes.
The Park City high school en-
joyed a party of games and dane
ing in the school house recitation
rooms Friday night. A no host
lunch was served by the students.
Friends received word the last
of the week from Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Davis from St. Paul where they
went Jan. 8 to the N. P. hospital
where Mr.. Davis will undergo sur-
gerry next week. They report it
cold there, but not as low as Mon
tana, but piercing winds.
The American Legion gave a
stag party Friday evening at the
club rooms in the rear of Rails
toms bar. A good time and a
dutch lunch was served.
The w. S. C. S. met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Alice Kinney with Mrs. Kinney,
Mrs. c. V. Eastlick, Mrs. Dan
Eastlick. Mrs. Allen Hansford and
Mrs. w. D. Whitcanack as host
esses. Mrs. S. M. Cain conducted
the devotions. using the church
school lesson for Jan. Is, as her
topic. Mrs. A. o. Nelson gave a
varied program, closing with two
favorite poems. The organization
decided to piece several quilts to
be sent to Browning or other
places where there is need. Guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. John
Altice. Mrs. Burt Armstrong and
Mrs. Pauline Vogel.
Supt. w. F. Truckner left the
fore part of the week for Butte
where he attended the meeting of
Montana association of school ad-
illustrators.
A cedar chest donated by M. %.
of Laurel, which has been
filled with lunch cloths, towels,
slips, sheets, tea towels,
doilies, etc., was placed
in the Pearsall store Friday with
chances to be sold for the benefit
of the Civic Center building fund.
Two other prizes of a chenille bed
spread and a 100 per cent wool
blanket will be drawn when the
building is enclosed and heated.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Alice Kinney, Mrs.
Alex Fox and Mrs. S. T. Flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sitzman en-
fa,+ainad q number IF Friends of