The Western news., 1946-05-09

| grade, Lynn in the 5th and Lucy
IN the 3rd. The sympathy of the
entire school is extended to the fam
lily IN their bereavement. We fee
/ we have truly lost friend
Mrs. Swing, teacher of the second
q grade, has a remarkable library
r reading record for her room. Among
t the highest are: Philip Barney with
e 1T books to his credit; Mary Ann
/ Gwynn, 81; Gladys Clark 79; Faye
Pelter, 76; Deanna Cada. SIS; PAMELA
Dickinson, 81; Linda ROose, As;
Donald Curtis, SIS; Ardene Cool, A;
, Ronald Curtis, al and Roger Ley
/ than with the grand total of 1877
books. Rogers books have included
several of 5th grade reading level.
Both Mrs. Swing and these pupils
are tosbe congratulated on this fine
report.
The Audubon Club in the fourth
grade took their last field trip of
the year on Friday afternoon. They
visited the rabbitry of one of the
members, Larry Holgren.
Girls of the 7th grade sold ice
cream and hot dogs at the track
meet Saturday. They netted Sl0.57
which is going to be divided among
the 9Th, 7th and 9th grades to be
used for their annual picnics.
All the grades are taking Fart
IN the musical being given at the
high school Friday, Nav 10, in OBJ
IserVance of music week.
Nu~gets
Ed Richardson left for Spokane
Monday on business.
Mrs. Maye Roose received word .
from BEETLES, Alaska, that her son
Roy had been promoted to Chief
Communion. Roy stated in his last
letter that due to the river break
age up there would be no mail in
or out until the river was free from
debris !,
Bill Howe spent Wednesday in ]
Kalispell on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Riley and .
Jack Helms were Kalispell visit ;
ors last Wednesday. S
Ed Richardson spent Tuesday in
KaliSpel on business.
Dick Carson of Great Falls visited
Bill Buhmiller over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Blackman c
of Thompson Falls spent Wednes- 7
day in Eureka visiting at the home !
of P. j. Zook and also to attend
to business.
Gertrude Dumbolton resigned \
from the Post Office May 1st after =
there for twenty Nyears. >.
Rose Mary Green will replace her. !.
Mrs. James McGlenn spent Wed =
lesday at Kalispell She was ac- A.
by Mrs. Barney Olson. ~
Mrs. McGlenn plans to move to -
Nhitefish May 14th where she has 9,
a position in the White =
lsh school for next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iceminger of White q,
ish celebrated their 40th wedding q,
at the home of their a.
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Swar- ~
ms Thursday They were accom- u; II
'anied by Mr.. and Mrs. Swisher ~
lso of Whitefish %
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey johnson of -
visited friends and rela- " "
ives in Eureka the past weekend. ~
hey were accompanied by Phil 70
ehnson of Plains, father of Tracy. =
Roy Offenders have purchased p,
le home of Jack Stevens and will 49,
ike possession in the near future. -
Mrs. Jack Alavana spent one day .
lst week shopping in Kalispell
A dance was given at the COM
unity hall Saturday night by the
armers Union. Music was by Mrs.
eed, Ledo Viszuetti, Mr.. Hans
an and Duane Meuli
John Mckenzie was in Kalispell
l business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. French and
r. and Mrs. Harold Graves were -
nner guests Sunday at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hendrickson.
A recruiter for u. S. Army will
in Eureka until May 23, 1916
E. o. Club
The H. E. o. Club met May End
the woodsy home of Mrs. Albert
ock, Mrs Guy Brock assisting.
IS June Harwood, lately of the
acs, was guest. Roll call re- 7
)nse concerned plans for this :
If S flower gardens After the
5ular reports by officers and
Mrs. Roy Brock pre- c
tied for examination the war c
)ks which the Club has been
for purchase as a mem
al to the boys of this community :
o lost their lives during the sec f
| World War. It was voted to q
chase these two volumes, which -
sent a pictorial history of the =
r, and to place them in the Lib a
y at Eureka, after inscribing them d
h a suitable dedication. II
was also voted that the Club =,
ate five dollars to the cancer
ye, and five dollars to the fund u
purchasing a granite monument C
memory of the service men of the ID
eka Community who gave their
S in the two World Wars, which
lument is to be placed in Per- -
g Park in Eureka; this project
ponsored by the local chapter
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