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The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Tanker" Chorus Inougurotes
Saturday Evening Broodcosts

The broadcaStS regularly heard
from Fort Huachuca over radio sta
ton KVOA on Sunday afternoons
have been switched to Saturday eve
ings at 900 o'clock and the chorus
of the 758th Tank Battalion was
chosen to usher in the new schedule.
The broadcast originated in Tue
son, and the "TankerS" had to travel
there after they had finished their
routine duties at the Fort. The men,
however, were able to stay over Sun
day and they arranged to entertain
at the Mt. Calvary Baptist church
during the Sunday service.
Capt. Joe Jordan (retired) accom-
panied the chorus "over the air."
with Sgt. James Ellis leading the
singers.
The program was opened by "Hua-
chuca'S Mountains" which was fol-
lowed by Going Home" Pvt. Ray
@. Anderson sang Without a Song"
and the group sang "Steal Away"
The quartet sang Man Coin
Round Takin' Names" Then Sgt. FL
liSon, on his saXophone and Sgt. Ell
lis on his guitar sung, Don't Get
Around Much Anymore" and "Jeep
Blues"
Cpl. Howard Hill answered a few
questions about driving a tank and
Sgt. Ellis with his quartet conclud-
ed the program with my Own" and
Sierra Sue"
All Went to Worship
At the church service on Sunday
morning, the chorus sang, MY Lord
What a Morning" and my Lords
a'Ridin'." The quartet rendered,
IF I Could Hear My Mother Pray
and Sgt. Ellis, accompanying him
self on his guitar, sang Something
Within Me-"
The congregation was made to
weep by the offerings of the tank
men and the minister of the church
stated that the group was always
welcome to return there.
The group, which was in charge
ofsLt, Juan c. Bennett; special serv-.
ice officer of the battalion, was
composed of. james II, eEllisy James,
Ellison, Charlie Tryffhaf1i,, Lonnie
U. Haynes, Howard Hill, Warren
Watts, Emerson Leake, James F.,
Flake, James F. Lane, McHenry Mil
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

house Ave. She was honored highly
with delicious chicken dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Redmond
of this city announces the arrival of
a baby boy born Monday, Sept 4.
Mrs. Edna Edward and Elease
Williams of Edwards, spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Minuard
Morrison who resides at 1924 Hill
street. Mrs. Williams is the sister
of Mrs. Morrison. Many social cour-
tesies were shown them while be-
ing the city.
Mrs. Minnie May Swaggard and
son Edward Dalton, Jr., of 1412
Everett street, has returned home
after SPEEDING a week in Collins
with relatives and friends. They re-
ported a most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Pauline Holmes of 1909
Eastview street, left the city recent
ly to join her husband, Pvt. Pres
ton Holmes, who is stationed in
Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Holmes is one
of our emergency war food assist
ant in the county We hope she has
a pleasant journey.
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is still in the United States.
Pfc. Andrew Woods, a farmer
in civilian life, received his train
ing at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.

New Caledonia - Pfc. Warren
Cain, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Cain, Pc. box IA, North
Carrollton, is now on duty here at
this island base with quarter
master service company of the
army's services of supply forces in
the South Pacific.
His organization build and main
tain warehouses, sorts, store, and
warehouses many vital supplies
that come into the area of the quar-
termaster section of the South Pa
cific general depot Pfc Cain is a
warehouseman and his duties are:
healping to build and maintain the
storage warehouses of the depot
sorting, storing and warehousing of
supplies in the depot areas, and the
shipping of these supplies to for
ces fighting in the South Pacific.
Pfc. Cain was formerly employed
by Robertson and Young Construc-
ton of Jackson. He entered the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

just arrived from Chicago visiting
friends and relatives. Miss Bowe-
mon reports her visit was pleas
ant one.
Mrs. Jennie Mohoffy Of Gates
vile left September IL for the state
of Michigan where she will join
her son, Mr.. Tommie Mohoffy. Mrs.
Mohoffy is planning to live with
her son.
Miss Alberta Thomas and son
Clifford of Chicago has returned
home after visiting relatives and
friends.
The Morry Public school of CO.
piah county will open for business
on Monday, September Is.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16
Gainesville News
By A. R. Thomas

The New Hope Breshey Creek
and Egypt Hill Ladies Missionary
Association will convene at the
Springfield M. B. church on the
1916 and II of September at Hope
well. Everyone invited Mrs. Dora
Sandifer, president.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas is enjoying
her summer vacation in Chicago
with her daughter, Miss Ruby
Johnson and two sons, Messrs Ern-
est and Jesstus or Judge Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas left September z.
Miss Dorothy Lee Bowemon has
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

attended enjoyed the soul stirring
sermon Visitors and friends are
invited to take part in our SER
vices the first and third Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rollins of
1914 Newton Street had as their
house guests recently, Mrs. c. E..
Johnson of Boloa, Okla Mrs. John
son is the sister of Mr. Rollins
Many social courtesies were shown
her.
Mrs. Lillian Taylor of 1912 Hill
street left for Chicago on Labor
Day to join her husband who is
working there.
Mrs. Ruth E. Diggins of 1875 Ev-
erett street left the city for Vicks-
burg, Thursday to be at the bed
side of her cousin who is i'll. Mrs.
Diggins is the wife of Jack Dig
gins who is big cab driver. We
hope for her cousin a speedy recov
cry.
Miss Hayte Palmer of Clifton
street had as her house guest on
Labor Day Pfc Arthur P. Evans,
Jr,, who was formerly, vice presi-
dent of Campbell College of this
city. Along with PFC Evans was
Pfc. Bruce of New York City. They
all had lovely time.
Mrs. Luddie May Gardner of 1912
Everett street left the city recent
ly to visit relatives in Chicago. Her
sister in Minneapolis, Mimi, before
returning home she will also visit
relatives in Oakland, Cal Mrs. Gar
dner will be gone for several
months. We hope for her and en-
joyable vacation.
Mrs. Hareta Ruffin of Meridian,
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Lettie Ann Hankle of 1886 Moore
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16
West jackson
News
Naomi Terrell by Mrs. Myrtle
V. Morrison

The Progressive Circle No. 3 met
Thursday evening at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Catherine Cooper
on Jones street. Topic, Ways to
serve Jesus. Scripture: Acts 1898;
John 1916. The lesson was discus
sed where each one could get a
thought out of it. Mrs. Christine
Buckner,. vice president. A deli
clous menu was served.
Service was held at College Hill
Baptist church on the first Sunday
in September at II am. The pastor
Rev. w. L. Jones took histext from
Luke, 9:23 verse, using for his SUBJ
ject: Self Mastery. Everyone that
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

Mrs. Mary Wolfe Thomas of 1412
Jones street left the capital city
recently to join her husband Mr.
Charlie Thomas whose headquarters
n chicago. Dorothy Dean Thomas
the daughter of Mrs. Thomas is
spending her vacation in Crystal
Springs with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

New Caledonia-While serving at
this island base with a quartermas-
ter service company of the army's
services of supply forces, John H.
Grigsby, who was formerly employ
ed by R. H. Johnson, Wholesale
Company, Clinton, has been pro-
NOTED form Pvt to Pfc.
AS a warehouseman in the South
Pacific general depot, Pfc. Grigsby
assist his unit in the sorting, stor-
ing, and warehousing of vital sup
supplies that come into the army
areas of the depot, also the ship
ping of these supplies to forces
fighting in the South Pacific.
The son of Mr.. Wardell H Grigs-
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by, Clinton, Pfc Grigsby entered
the army in September, 1912. He
joined his company which was or
ganized and trained at Camp Clai-
borne, La late in 1912 and en-
barked in March 1913 to begin his
oversee duty. Pfc. Grigsby has re-
Gently completed seventeen months
of overseas duty at this island base.
For his exemplary service, Pfc
Grigsby has been awarded the
Good Conduct Medal.
New Caledonia - Pvt. Bennie L..
Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben j..
Harris, Rt. 2, box 38, Cleveland,
is now on duty here at this island
base with a quartermaster service
company of the armys services of
supply forces in the South Pacific
Pvt Harris is Warehouseman
and his duties are to assist his unit
in the building and maintaining of
storage warehouses, sorting, stor-
ing, and shipping of vital supplies
that come into the area of the quar-
termaster section of the. South Pa
cific general depot.
Pvt Harris, was formerly en-
ployed by r. NJ Dankin, Cleve-
land. He entered the army in Sep
TENDER, 1912, receiving his train
ing at Camp Claiborne, La, and
was sent overseas in March, 1943.
He has recently completed seven
teen months of overseas duty at
this island base. His wife is the
former Ophelia Fulton of Cleve-
land
Since coming to this island base,
Pvt. Harris has been awarded the
Good Conduct Medal for his ex-
emplary service.
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Our Boys In
Service

U. S. Army Forces in South Pa
cific - Pvt. ADDISON Hendree, son
of Mrs. Sallle Hendree, Rt. S, Bat
esville, has arrived overseas after
completing his training at Camp
Tyson, Tenn.
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army in September of 1912, receiv-
ing his training at Camp Claiborne,
La, and was sent overseas in
March 1943. He has recently COM
pleted seventeen months of over
seas duty at this island base. For
his exemplary services, Pfc. Cain
has been awarded the good conduct
medal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

u. S. Army Forces in South Pa
cific = Pvt. Alfred c. Taylor, son
of Mrs. fedora Taylor, 1915 West
Pearl street, Jackson, has arrived
overseas after completing his train
ing at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
Pvt. Taylor was a projectionist
at the Almo Theater in civilian
life.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

US. Army Forces In South Pa
cific Pfc. Andrew Woods, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wods, Indi-
anola, is the second of three broth
ers in the army to arrive overseas
Pfc. Jessie Woods preceded him
across the ocean. Pvt. Sam T. Woods
Evening star., 1944-01-30
|ColOred MasOns Plan
Anniversary PROGRAM

Arrangements are being made by
colored Masons and members of the
Order Of the Eastern Star to observe
the 96th anniversary of Acacia
Grand Lodge with a War Bond rally
and tag sale on March 19 at the
Asbury Methodist Church. Grand
Master A. A. G. Griffith will preside
The principal address will be giver
by the Rev. Robert M. Williams
Dean William Pickens and Willard
A. Allen will also speak.
The patrol of Mecca Temple
Mystic Shrine, elected 1t. c. o
Smith president; L. w. Hawkins
vice president; I. S. Mason, treas
urer: R. A. Stewart, secretary; A. B
Turner, chaplain. Potentate I. S
Mason will address the temple
Thursday at pm.
Past Grand Commander A. E. Dot
son has been named head of the
degree team of John w. Freeman
Grand Commandery.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Gavel Chapter on Tuesday will
have special election and installa-
Evening star., 1944-01-30

other recreational activities with the
sun decks now ready for year-rounc
uses. Municipal tennis courts will
be in shape shortly and plans fol
the 1914 Beach Patrol are being
discussed.
X X
Pennsylvania anglers, undisturbed
by the week Of midwinter warmth
look for the momentary return o1
frigid blasts and freezes. Sucker
fishermen, when they congregate al
favorite spots along the streams
usually build fires around which they
sit to spin yarns and at night these
fires make bright spot in the dark
landscape and are picturesque part
of the PENNSYLVANIA scene,
Evening star., 1944-01-30

The annual meeting and dinner
Of the 1885 Matrons and Patrons
Association will be held at $3.50 pm
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Handsomely carved fruitwood
frame covered in . lasting figured
brocatelle. Comfortably made with
down-filled cushions. Built in the
Louis XIV design for added beauty.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Exceptionally well made
with down filled seat and
back. Covered in . beau-
tifully figured brocatelle
with fringe base. Sturdy
construction with ma
hogany frame.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

GU udly U1I b1ludyS Will DC 1lO1lOISQ
| At the meeting Wednesday eve
ming of Joppa Lodge Chapter the
degrees will be conferred. Those
having birthday anniversaries ir
February will be honored.
For reservations for the chapters
card party and dance at the Statler
Hotel February S, phone Rowe
Mehlfeldt, Takoma 6545.
Esther Chapter will meet Febru-
ary 3. Entertainment.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet at the home of Miss
Mathlida Heuser on February 7.
The Dramatic Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Brown on
February 8.
Washington Centennial Chapter
will celebrate its 23d anniversary
Friday evening. The grand matron
and grand patron will be guests
of honor. Entertainment and re-
freshments.
The Endowment Committee will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Howard.
The annual meeting and dinner
Of the 1885 Matrons and Patrons
Association will be held at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
OES Activities
In Local CHAPTERS

Joppa Lodge and Lebanon Chap.
ters will hold tea from 4 to pm
today at $500 Sixteenth street NV
in honor Of the grand matron, Mrs
Elvira Magdeburger, and Grand Pa.
tron Herbert s. Middlemiss. AL
members Of the fraternity are in
vited.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. Refreshments.
Hope Chapter announces q dance
and card party at the Statler Hotel
on February 5.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
will meet Thursday evening.
Charles G. Neidecker was In
stalled associate patron.
The Afternoon Bridge Club will
meet February l with Mrs. Kath-
crime M. Kyber. The Star Points
Society will meet with Mrs. Rose
Gentner on February 10.
Gavel Chapter on Tuesday will
have a special election and installa-
Evening star., 1944-01-30

The squander bug will get your
money II Fourth War Loan Bonds
don't.
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Saturday ct the home of Mn. Marie
Deal.

SATURDAY d tue nome o. Ar1. Matte
Deal.
Trinity Chapter will honor the
associate grand matron, associate
grand patron, grand conductress and
associate grand conductress, to-
gether with the other Lire officers
of the jurisdiction on February.
Bethany Chapter will meet Feb
ruary 4 at 8 pm. Entertainment
and refreshments. Birthdays In
February will be honored.
Fidelity Chapter will meet at 2600
Sixteenth street NV. Tuesday, at
8 pm. There will be . moving
picture.
The Home Board luncheon will
be held at the home Of the matron,
2105 Fairlawn avenue Sc, Tuesday,
at 1890 pm.
The General Temple Committee
will meet at $500 Sixteenth street
NV. February 5, at pm. The
grand matron will outline the pro-
gram for the coming year.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter Star
Point Society will meet Wednesday
night at the home Of Past Matron
Helen E. Summers. The mems
auxiliary is invited.
The annual dance and card party
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Of the chapter win be held Saturda.
night ct the Hotel 6tatler.

Of the chapter Win Be held Saturday
night at the Hotel statler.
East Cate Chapter Will meet FRI
day evening ct 2020 Rhode Island
avenue NE. Entertainment and re-
|freShmerts.
The Ways and Means Committee
will have card party Saturday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Elms.
Oncers Of Martha Chapter will
present an entertainment Friday
evening. The Ways and Means Com
mittee will hold turkey dinner Feb
ruary 16 at the Northeast Masonic
Temple, 5 to Z pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Etion Of . conductress. January and
February birthdays viii be honored.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

A Louis XIV creation con-
structed with q beautifully
carved fruitwood frame,
: down-filled cushion and COW
cred In figured brocatelle.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Arrangements are being made by
the Mayor and City Council of Vent
nor City, N. j., to make 1914 one
of the best years in the history OF
the resort. Ventnor Municipal Pier
is being put in shape for fishing and
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
MEMORIAL SERVICE WELL
ATTENDED

The annual Memorial service
sponsored by the American Legion
and Auxiliary was well attended,
the Tobacco Valley Grange COOP
Grating this year and attending In
body. Legion Commander, Walter
S. Gibbons, acted as master Of Ger
emonies. The Rev. Mr.. Hause gave
the address at the Majestic Thea
ire after which the assembly gath
cred at the Memorial Park. Mrs.
Lulo Olson placed the wreath on
the monument in memory Of the
dead with very lovely poem Of
World War II. Mrs. Merlin Scott
gave the Gettysburg Address in the
absence of Winton Weydemeyer and
Taps was blown by James Witty
combe, a member of the Victory
Corps whose members marcher in
the procession. Sprays prepared by
the Auxiliary were then placed on
the graves of all war veterans at the
cemetery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICS

On Sunday the Episcopal Sunday
School, parents, and friends drove
up to the foothills and enjoyed the
afternoon with a picnic They were
joined by their pastor, the Rev.
G. t. Masuda. This marks the close
of the regular church school year.
It is hoped vacation church school
may be held later in the summer.
On Sunday afternoon the mem
bers of the primary department Of
the Baptist Sunday School held a
picnic at the summer home of their
teacher, Mrs. c. A. Clark. About 40
were in attendance. They were
joined by Mrs. Asa Curtis and the
Rev. Mr. Erickson of Fortine Mr..
Erickson is a recent graduate of a
non-denominational Bible school in
Seattle and is entering the Fortine
field as pastor He will be well
coined as a member of the Lewis
Cole family who lived in this COM
munity several years and were de-
voted religious leaders.
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SCHOOL PICNIC

The Pinkham school and friends
held the annual school picnic on
Sunday at Pinkham Creek. Mrs.
Frank Benda has completed sue
cessful term OF school there as one
OF the many women called back in
to school work due to the emer-
gency.
The Iowa Flats school held their
picnic or Friday afternoon at Tet-
rault lake. Mrs. ]. H. Fleming is the
popular teacher in this school and is
another "oldtimer" who has proven
herself an is and NOT has been.
The Glen Lake school closed for
the year with a program on We'd
nesday evening. School material for
the year was used including poems,
the winning essays for the county
on Dairying in Montana and the
highlight of the evening was a
comic, original play centered around
jokes compiled from Current Events
and other school subjects. An abund-
ance of ice cream, cake and coffee
topped off very happy affair pre-
sided over by Mrs. Anil Swing,
teacher.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
GUILD MEETS WITH MRS.
FRANK THOMAS

The Guild of St. Michael and All
Angels met on Friday with Mrs.
Frank Thomas. Sixteen members
and friends enjoyed delicious des-
sert preceding the meeting presid-
ed over by Mrs. Marie Mosby, presi-
dent As part of the devotional
program the Bishops Charge was
read Mrs. Jack Pachico explained
the work of Russian Relief now be-
ing carried on in many places and
the Guild decided to make this their
summer project, continuing their
meetings through the vacation pc
Rod. Mrs. Pachico was named
chairman of this work. Roger Cole
was named delegate to the Young
Peoples camp. Two others from Eu-
reka are expected to attend. Rule
of Life" cards were passed around
and several were retained by mem
bers who will send them to Bishop
Daniels. Due to the late hour, the
program was postponed until the
next meeting, which will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Gibbons
on June 8. All meH<hers and friends
Of the church are cordially invited
to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
SOIL CONSERVATION OFFICIALS
VISIT DISTRICT

Last week several regional, state
and district soil conservation Of
ficials spent several days in Eureka
and vicinity observing this district,
which is one of the newest set-ups
in Montana. B. H Hopkins and Earl
Cowley OF the regional office at
Lincoln, Neb., H. D. Hurd of the
state office at Bozeman and H. w.
Rick Of the district office in Ham
ilton observed and advised the
work of the Eureka Soil Conserva-
ton under the local unit leader,
A. S. Erickson.
Later in the week, E. H. Sperry
of Bozeman, state irrigation special
ist, spent two days in laying out
bitches and advising cooperators on
irrigation and atfedant problems
All of these men were very favor
ably impressed with our community
and hope to return.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01

Mrs. Peter Haboush and sons and
Mamie Haboush Of Hogeland were
Sunday dinner guests at the .. /.
Robertson home.
Robert Green was business call
er in Whitefish Sunday. While there
he secured permission to return to
work on the Great Northern after
q years absence due to illness.
Mrs. Carl F'Iach left Wednesday
for Libby where she visited old
Eureka friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Sturm, before returning to her
home at Newport, Wash.
FOR SALE-An all-enamel kit
chen range.-E. L. Benson. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Erickson and
daughter, accompanied by Roy
Roose, returned to their home in
Shelby after visiting their mother,
Mrs. May Roose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Albee, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ivan Ingram,
were business callers in KaIspell
last week.
Mrs. Carl Flach and Mrs. George
Long were dinner guests of Mrs.
Frank Thomas on Saturday even
ing.
Gordon Pentler arrived Friday
for the weekend at the DR.. Dick
inson home enroute to his home in
Havre after being in Spokane for
his navy iduetion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01

Mrs. Esther Paul and son, Rich
ard, left for Whitefish Wednesday
from where they returned to their
home in Portland. While here they
were guests Of Mrs. Paurs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Shenefelt.
Donald Morgan and James Glib
bons left Tuesday for Seattle where
they will speno the vacation work
ing in defense.
Mrs. Jack Macdonald of Vancou-
yer, B. c., was guest few days
this week of Mrs Frank Costich.
FOR SALE-Team horses weigh
ing about $500, harm ess and rigging.
Winston Pluid. 1t
Mrs. Anne Ambrose accompanied
c. B. Graves and Mrs Kenneth
Curtis to Kalispell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salter spent
the weekend in Kalispell.
Continued on page y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
ARCHIE McGLENN PLACE SOLD
ON GLEN LAKE

A real estate transaction which
may prove Of Importance to the fu-
ture welfare Of this part of the
county occurred last week when
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Guernsey OF
Choteau purchased the Archie Nc
Glenn property on Glen Lake. They
plan to make summer resort Of
the place with possibility of de-
veloping a dude ranch following the
war. Mr.. Guernsey is in the navy
at present and Mrs. Guernsey, who
is trained kindergarten teacher,
taught in the Whitefish schools
during the past year