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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-09
Catholic

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Corner West Main and 5Ss Fs; SsoTE; Rsly ,h: Rev Ph!iP aSsssy; s5s ST. s seov SSS Kew Peter cuny ST pi1S1I FssNcIs xAviER % Sss Baldwin Rev ;Ss Re! James sai,yan and tho Rsy 5ohS k ocohnSr assissants Masses c. ;Se sSO. siSO and II ST. SosEPas oeras' Avsaas and John s.fs.
 SIS 3. 10 and Il A. NJ. Rosary and benedcton at Key Iohn saass pastor ana ths Key; Sohn J Zy
 Enss smon @ So given % % & aa An OUR LAbT n OF LoURDEs 300 south Main & AsS ssaa sSn' Mase and & the SsE snd m ST MxRGAREr's' :ss wilios s,tsstaTSe & Rev: John 4 the Rev. Clement shea, assistants Masses 2, S. g, at the 10 o'clock Mass, Rosary benedietioB OUR LADY OF nopSr cAEMEI. sss Highland Avenue %The D Rev Patrick & Flynn , pastor and the Rev Masses 70 and II m Rosary asS benedie' ST I faFRrcks 50 cherls. s,rss,-rAs Rev Eugene P sSs Rev Francis DohsTty. asssiant. Masses s:s0 and II The last Mass win be a high Mass sAcRED HEART WOIsott strset--Ths Rev. Henry E, Dial and the Rev John J Kelly assistants Masses ST. AIMS sls fss south s,ae s,r.s,-rA. Rev Ene.,
 t6s Rs~ Roa nsha ana Rev ST. PEFER Asp ST PAGi, ,s soathmsya Roea-Tn. sayl nd hs Ry ssd iHa autsSe ts N' an sh BLESSED ssisi # SIa lSs I.ossn. s-rA. Rev, c6sgnen and inc Rev Anthony sma ' SasssSts iSTs sr AasssS eT m RnSe saS u s.,ssPe, Ray Fsu, sooso AieH Rieeio assistants Masses z E. . iO'sO a. ST ssss .s; : i.S Bs, .ss . s:
 6sorss Dyel, asssaats. Masses $ ]. S'sO and Il ST JOHs OF THE cROss, Middie6arv@Ths Rev flu. % s srhserssa, s1ssS esSseh %oodbaps m m Noyena Of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday f'so CT. NARY MAGDALEsEs oaEylls, Ie BusEingham h & s~s ssa ct fRs a S c6aSs SsST o % ana = a m The lasi Mass C a high Mass , o ,,,. P Calvin, pastor, The Rev John OConnell assistant Masses al z sil5 and 10 A. M Mass celebrated in Beth lsssm at II A. NJ Rosary itany of the Blessed Virgin ST MicHAEHs Il3s Thomaston Ayenue-The Rev
 ans, ssGsrm,ek pss.o ano 'hS as hsy Fho'"ss M ST. 1SfHoSY's. Prospset soad-The Rev John Me- alons viii ba heard before Masses Confessions wil be heard saturday at and from to F. N ST. FRANCIS. NaHsa'sek0rns Rey Paul F keating' rOisaiSGToN. ST. FRANcIs a CHURCH, IsO Main stree. The Rev Daniel Manning pastor the Rev Joseph Elan pheF Devns assistants Masses at G. 7 S'9 10, and H. Mass Harwinton Church at s;3o
 slTeet-The Rev John zihala. pastor the Rev Mar shall Fip assistant. Masses at 6;So 7iso, and H. SsHaaS T xSASs afs5s0SI CHURCH Ii Pulaski Street
 The Rev John Howaiaki pastor, the Rev John A. gankowski. asssani Masses at 5iso. s;ae and II
 Ths Rev. William F. i3otticsl pastor. the Rev Fred AHefIeano Constantine assistant Masses at 10. and m0siiEN AND c0RNwALI.-Ths Rev Joseph Cunning ham, pastor Masses. n Goshen. at and 1Qsso Mass in Cornwall at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-09

the Juiliiard Summer School. says the future of opera in this coun- try depends on the audience, and this can only be achieved through permanent American opera com panies, bringing good opera every where, making eti available in small cities.
 Local presentation of n Troya- tore next Tuesday might at $50 is sponsored by the Mattatuck Mu- sical Art Society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-09
ehoirs Offer AnnuoI FoII Musical

Two Lithuanian comedies will be featured on the program for the asrd annual Fall concert and play of the St. Josephs Church CholrS sunday, Nov. a at St joseph's al. Members of the Parish, stu- dent, and women's Alliance cholrs win participate, under the direction Of Prof. Alexander ]. Aleksis, choir , master.
 The cast for The First Steps will include John Lusas, Helen pa- daipls, Paul Kauneckis, Ann Dull skis, Helen vaichus and Julia Nor- kus.
 Taking roles in "woman's Re- venge" will be Ray Vaichus, Mar celle Andrikis, Mildred Baltrush, Ann Sabis and Phyllis Lukmin.
 The program will start at 2 o'clock. and dancing has been planned from 9.30 to H. Refresh ments will bc served. The event has been planned for the benefit of the parish.
 The Lithuanian American Coun- cil will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 2:30 P NJ at Nemu- mas Hall. 4s Green Street
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ConQreQotionol

sOUrH. Piedmont and Baldwin streets yThe Rev. NJ @cn's ic Broken Promises win be the sermon saSiee II Young Peoples Christian Fellowship SECOND. Mes, Main street.-The Rev. John c Walker at t5e worship n A. M Victory co,g viii give an H. so NJ G A. thursS sdhoS sunday Noon cuS
 Pm SnG m Soo%s Fowshp so YGSnF psopes ceoiI Rsne1EsSl & sso,. T9esSaB sS aay Ar Eos sr NJ E'saef sarsca Bs.sss church Aid Luncheon, P. NJ. Church Aid sewing Meeting P M Girl SGog,s S's@ F, 1 M ; MI and N1i Mems Federation of Biels Glasses Thursdsy Nov ln Davenport Hall. Friday. Nov. l5-i P. M Junior Choir ITALIAN, Corner Union and souh Elm s,ressTThs Rev he 'nS 5d SSaS THIRD Highland Asr"psTAs % RsY & Go%s sS: pas; will be the pastors sermon subject al the worship, Ladies Aid meeting, wsdnesday s:so P. M Fan sup Der and 'ar by the Ladies Aid Society Thursday, 5so oASE RSy 0 osofE Lo9e s ssss5S sS0 os SSe@a cnarcS WasDar win speak at pubic worship lo:tS A. M The Pilgrim Fellowship WI, VII WStsabu9y ssq s%y S!S Siso '' ' S''0"' TH0MAsTON FIRsT-The Rev. Peter Macdonald, pastor pastor The Rev Theodore Bachelor will preach at the invita- on g 6 o pas'1ra he '%%mSs a S M ns Sa ~Ssh n a P Woo S saoasy S s' S Ss SG t " oR ana mP PsP m F s n, Ei K aE.S saS' m ni'GSs a,.n. ots The Rs1 M Alan M Galen Weaver of New York director Of the Com mittee Church and Race of the Congregational Christian Churches, will speak Gospel for Our Day II A. M, Pilgrim Fellowship 5;30 F Al. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship b;3O r M
 TORRINGTON FRENCH. Pearl Street.-The Rev Augusie neNos, pastor, sunday school s!S0 A, M Frencn service, io;sO A. M Young Peoples meeting M.
 TORRINGTON FIRST Norfolk Road-The Rev. H. B Hunting, pastor. sunday school, siao A. M Worship II A. N Thomas Happulla will show movie slides at the Pilgrim Fellowshp. F. M Annual chicken pie sup per and Christmas sale, Thursday.
 day school. 93O A Nj Junior worship, lO;ib A. M Worship, 4, M Church meeting immediately fol- lowing the morning worship
 FIRST CHURCH, West Main Street.-The R. Kenneth Anthony pastor. observance of Laymens sunday at the moIning worship al II Associate Justice Arthur r. Els O the state supreme Court deacon of the First Church. will preach the Earle H. Blanchard the board deaeons will read the scrip Church school the fourth grade and older at s:t5; pFe-sehool through the third grade during the church hour. The Ellen J. Whiton Book Club meets Monday 7ao F. NJ in the church parloTs Robert & Walker will show his coloFed movies of butterflies and birds. Mrs wales MeisingeF and Mrs Franklin meet Wednesday 10 A. M on through the day 10 work for the chFiamas Sale Dec, S. Luncheon will be seRved l230. business meeting will follow. A silver TeA under auspices of the First Church Guild will Wad n the church paFlors Tuesday afternoon. Ny Is. kith readings by Mra Roland Ewing of New Sn-
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Sunday Services n Churches 0f Waterbury aud Vicinity

iokhNGION, sS0 ProspeCs streei-The Rev. Lewis IT DAVIS pastor Church School. s:3e juniors inter mediate and adult departments l0:45. church school Tor nursery beginners and primary department. Morn ing service lO45, World Peace sunday sermon the pastor Deadline for gifts for the Haven Home IS Nov 2A Gifts Of canned. processed goods money may be made at the church. Monday. church school workers conference. Tuesday. 2 Boy scouts: T. Veterans Committee al church. "Wednesday z;Sb, supply crcle {, Cub Dens; S Social Ac- tlon committee at home Of Mrs Violet Thursday {, Girl Scouts s:3O. Family Night pot luck supper. bring your dish of food. sugar The Rev Joseph swain Of Bridgeport will present his White Mountain symphony color sound. program closes at SIS. FrIdny 7:i5. chor rehearsal.
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Dental Society PIons Meeting

On Tuesday evening. November l2 at the Hotel Elton The Water bury Dental Society will celebrate the discovery of Ether as an anes- thetic. A symposium on Nitrous Oxide Oxygen will be sponsored with Dr. Lewis Wallinger and Dr. J. Tomack of New York City re- viewing the stages of general anes- thesia and analgesia.
 Tn addition Dr. Ralph Mum will discuss local anestheticS. A ques- ton and answer period will follow.
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Main Street, and Dora Galipault for an addition to a building at 54 Niagara Street. The only other other permit issued was to Margery Hayden to erect a tool shed al 70 Pine Street. SIPS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-09
Marriage Intentions

Marriage intentions filed at the Bureau of Vital Statistics in City Hall include:
 Herman Mitkowski 65 Eliza beth Street, and Betty Golding, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Alberto Giusti. 47 Hill Street, and Joyce Bartholomeo, 83 Ives Street.
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Episcopal

TRINITY, Prospect street.-The Rev. Roger B T An pastor. A. NJ Holy Eucharist. lO;SO A M Prayer and l0:30 A, NJ Church shcooL OAKVIILE ALL SAINTs',-The Rev. Frank squires pas Holy Communion, A. M. Church school, s;S9 A. Nj. Prayer with sermon, II A Nj. Young Peoples Fel- lOwship 7:S0 F. M
 ALI sOILs' Hewlett street Gloves Terraee-Ths Rev Thomas h. Sinclair, pastor. Holy Communien A NJ Church school 9;3O A. M. Prayer and sermon II A sale Wednesday. A. M Sale of fancy articles Nov ls' ST. JOHNS, West Main and Church Streets-Tte Rev. pastor. Holy Communion, \ A, M. Sum day school, s.30 A. M sunday school service 10 A NJ Prayer sermon. lO:i5 A. M Annual parish turkey supper sunday school bazaar Wednesday, 5;SO to F. M At the worship tomorrow the lHeacher VIII De the Y. A. Demant canon of St. Pauls Cathedral London, England.
 ST. FALLS MaterVIle-The Robert minister in-charge. The Rev Walter Gray, bishop. vii leon- firm the following P M. Margaret Ellen Diane GreatOreN, Grace sarah Daniels, Beatrice May sheldon, Richard Modeen, Richard Seeey, shirley Ellen Trueove, Nancy Bunnel' Suzanne Bunnell There will be no II A. M service Sunday school meeting, 930 A. M. Executive commit tee meeting, Monday, 1:g0 F. NJ
 CHRIST CHAPEL. East Main s.reet-Ths Rev; s9m1el Budde, vicar, Services s, s3O. lO;4b A M and D F. M and their families are invited 10 the lOAb The Rev. Walter Gray bishop, will administer confirmation, F. M, MT and Mrs. Club meeting, Wed nesday F. M, The Evening Guild will present John TObleF, magciUn and two penny auction, Nov. 20. TORRINGTON TRINITY, 2gI Prospect stFeet-The Rev. n, Francis Hins, pastor. Holy Communion, A. M Church school si5 A. M Prayer II A. M Confirmation class. P. N Young Peoples Fellowship F. M Young and the Rev. Ja K sharkey former Navy chaplain VIII he fha
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Building Permits

Two sl 900 building permits have been issued by Building Inspector John T. Hartley. They were ob- tained by Patsy DeFeo for an ad- dition to a gas station al 1861 North
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lnterdenominotionoI

SALVATION ARMY, Cherry Street-Adjutant and Mrs. John Van Gould, officers in charge 10 A. M-sunday school 30 A. M.-Morning Holiness Worshp-Ser- mon by AdJutant John Van Gould subject A New Creation 6:l5 r. M.-Ioung PeoIle's Service 7;i5 P. M-savation Service under the direction of Corps Sgt Major Charles Rietdyke.
 MILL PLAIN UNION, Southmayd ROad-The Rev. Leon Dickinson, pastor sunday school, s:30 A. NJ The De will he the subject tU:ib A. NJ. school young people, F. NJ Sunday school staff meeting the home of Mrs Earl Mace asland Tuesday F. M. Mems Club supper meeting. Wednesday, 6;S0 P. NJ. with a member of the F.B,I. guest speaker. Movies will also be shown
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Advent Christian

TORRINGTON-The Rev. Amos h Page. pastor. Worship. lO:3o A. M. sunday school, l2 Loyal Workers Society r. NJ. Worship. P NJ.
 ADVENT CHRISTIAN, Cherry street-The Rev Ariel C. Answorth Worship lu:36 A. NJ. subject Chris" Discipline sunday school il:45 A. NJ Gospel sery. ice : P. M subject Where is the God of Judgement " The Edwin Chapman, guest speaker. Weekly prnnn AI.nt tlr TlIra alnN M
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The High School Group of the First Congregational Church, known as Comrades of the Way, will meet in the parish house to- parish house tomorrow afternoon at s:3O with John Eusden. An Older Young Peoples Group is being formed and will have as the speaker at the first meeting. Sunday night, Nov. F. Profes- sOr William Muehl, teacher of speech at Yale Divinity School in New Haven. Mir. Eusden is ad- visor of this group.
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Christian Science

FIRST CHNkCH OF CHRIST, Corner Holmes Mitchell Asennes-services. l0:i5 A. Nj and 7:50 P. NJ sunday School, i0:4b A. N. Meeting. including test monies of Christian Science healing, Wednesday, M
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Africon Methodist

MOUNT OLIVE A. M E. ZION, Pearl street-The Rev. suilsman Weller. pastor. n A NJ. Worship and ser mon by the pastor "Can together they have agreed %. 730 P. M Worship and sermon on K ndness" S:3O A. Church school The pastor Will give nno her Q his chalk talks tie Heart.
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Lutheran

ThOAAsfOA BETisLlcBEM EgANGEIICAL, North Main pastor, Church School i0 A. M Divine Worship P. M Ehen the sermon subject will be "The Growth 0 FaSh Thursday, Nov li, Luther League members wir go MiddietoWn al invitation of Tabor Luther League for an exchange visit All asked 10 meet at the church at P N.
 ZION EVASGEucAL, sOI Cherry strest-The Rev F. EnaT kron pastor Church school 9;s0 A. M Divine Worship al iO;ib, when the sermon subject win be 'fhe Growth Of Faith" swedish Service al P M when the sermon will deal with '"fhe Flight Faith" Calendar for week of Nov "Wednesday al l:45-con- Hrmation Glass meets Wednesday 2-Iduna Circle S meet al the home of Mrs John clausen, Orange musical program featuring xgophone san ierd or Nangatuok Coffee served. Festival by Nomens Missionary Society. Thursday al s-ChOir practice Thursday at s-HOung Womens Missionary Society poets ln social Friday at 7sO Ase,iR or hl-Lsagne in social rooms of church FIRST, speDssr Agenue-The Rev Robert Heydenreich pastor 2 A. M sunday school ana Bible class I6:a5 A AL English service il:iS A; M German seryiee. Tues aay-i;s9 r M Ladies Aa sewing for the christmas meeting Friday-s N. Barn dance and frolic by me loung Peoples Society The Missionary society which usually meets the second Wednesday will hold its meet lns the third "Wednesday with the Sunshine Society NAuGATUCK sT. PAUEs EVANGELICAL. Is Gur.Iss sfFeet-rhe Rev, O. H Bertrain. pastor Sunday School NJ Birthday celebration service of Dr. Martin i'uthss using the theme, "Bessings of the Reformation" Sun aay sehSol haalo Broadcast, station WATR r. M The Lutheran HouF-wicc and MOAs i2;30 WATR ( WINS ss0 P. M Lutheran Laymsn's League Seminar al Christ Lutheran Church. Madison and Broad Streets, Hartford sise r. M Rehearsal for "Family Night"- M sunday school Teachers Meeting Thursday P A Bible Glass Thursday. 6 F. M
 ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, caske sareet-Ths Rev John M C Mohrmann. pastor: sunday school. sis0 A. M Sect at the worship. le:30 4. M The Mems Association rol. sai. l mset Thsrsdag: f M s-. .. Rev William F. Haegert. pastor. Engsh service. ssso A. M. The sunday school will attend the es9o service In body. meeting in the Sunday saheel at ssis A. N.
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Church Of The Nozorene

CHIRCH OF THE NAZARENE-The Rev Myron F Hickey, pastor. The Rev. Robert Mortenson, eyang- eiist, win speak tonight the revival service :30 He Will also speak tomorrow al the II A. NJ P M services sunday school will be held tomorrow. A. At 2;so and sl5 P NJ. Monday the local Hazarene church plays host a rally of five other Nazarene churches in the Connecticut Valley. be former Army chaplain. the Rev. John Peters
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Boptist

FIRST Corner Grove street and Central Agenue-The David F. Gaines, pastor. Christian Maturity he pastors sermon subject the worship I0:3O A M Gordon L. corbet will preach Armistice for What 2? at the worship s3O F. N.
 TOkRiNGTON CALVARS, 6a BaFler street-The Rev. sargis Watson, pastor Sloyak mission, A. Wor- ship i0:45 A. M Church school. g30 A M United Eel lowship r. Couples Club in the church $ p
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Columbia Mountain
BY Charmaine Daniels

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Krull, ST
Paul, visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. F
Loeffler. He used to live here 81
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wiles of Flor
ida; Miss Ruth Wiles, San Francisco
and Miss Nell Wiles, Great Falls
are visiting friends and relatives
here in Columbia Falls. They are old
timers here, and are son, daughter
and granddaughter of Mrs. Nellie
Wiles, Apgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dream, Kalispell, and
Mrs. Helyer, Sr., were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Helyer while they were
working on their home.
Mr.. Stedman will lay water mains
at Columbia Heights sometime this
week. He is waiting for Rex Worrall
to combine his wheat. Mr.. Stedman
is also going to build fireproof
garage in Columbia Heights. Jessie
Wheatley is going to start dry
cleaning and laundry plant in his
nearly completed building
HELP WANTED: Two experienced
fountain and drug clerks. Park
Drug. 81
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Cany0ngVi,elW


The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Doyle was the happysscene OF fam.
lily reunion last Sunday with eight OF
their ten children being present. The
two unable to be home were Betty,
Seattle, and William, still in the
service.
Mary Tombrink spent Labor Day
with Miss Phyllis Haake in White
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Brien have
returned home after vacation trip
to Nefhart where they formerly
lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hodgson and
daughters, Mary Lou and Corrine,
returned home last Saturday from a
trip to the Coast. While in. Seattle
they entered Mary Lou in college,
where she will study music, both
vocal and piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tombrink had
as their guests last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Paul of Illinois, who were
on their way to California. They
were schooImates of Mr.. Tombrink
and had not met for 81 years.
Ordean Holland returned Satur-
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Bolton Briefs
BY the News COrrespondenI

Mrs Mary Conn, of Seattle, ,a7for
mer manager of the Bolton Cottage:
is visiting friends in Bolton and Kali
ispell. Her son Dick has been en-
ployed at Sperry Glacier this sum-
nner. He plans on entering the uni
versity of Washington this fall.
Mr.. Ed Swetnam is a patient at
the Kalispell General Hospital. Inc
community wishes him very speedy
recovery.
Little Bambi, apparently an or
phan fawn, has moved into head
quarters making friends with ev-
ergone Immediately. I heard the
other day he had stopped atdhe Ma
honey residence for a dessert OF mas
turtiums and swestpeas, and from
there he trotted down to see the
Rupps and get glass of milk. All
of the children at headquarters have
adopted him and we hope lie enjoys
most happy winter.
The Belton-Apgar P.T.A. held its
first fall meeting in the Conference
Training Hall at Park Headquarters
Monday. President Verda Hodgson
conducted the business meeting
which was followed by a lovely
piano selection rendered by Mrs.
Eula Rupp, the group then sang sew
eral songs after which Supt. Tindall
gave a very interesting talk on ed
ucational problems. The committee
served sandwiches and coffee at the
close Of the meeting. The next meet
ing will cover the district conven-
ton which will be held here on Oct
ober 21st.
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Let's Have School Lunches

individual child and the school group
will be helped if some means is
found to provide at least a cup OF
cocoa or warm soup during the noon
hour. Thermos bottles and Individual
lunch kits are not the answer. Some
have, some haven't, and some won't
be bothered.
The VFW and auxiliary and other
organizations have been active in
proposing school lunches. To see even
a partial program established in Col
umbia Falls now will require the
cooperation of several women's or
CARNATIONS. 1t has been proposed
that women from various clubs take
turns in serving the noon hour warm
drink. This would be worthwhile,
and now is the time to start. MIR
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Citizens who live in District 6
should give serious thought to the
matter of school lunches.
Fully third of the 412 youngsters
who attend Columbia Falls high or
grade schools are not able to return
to their homes during the noon hour.
In spite of the federal government
school lunch program which pro-
vides some equipment and 9 cents
meal for each child, no provision
has been made locally for school
lunches.
The District 6 school board is
-hard-pressed by not-adequate finan-
cial support, an increased enroll
ent limited facilities and transporta-
ton problems Yet the health of the
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ON
TRANSPORTATION

The Board of Trustees of School
District No. 6, Flathead County, Mon
tana, will receive sealed proposals
up to, 800 o'clock p. M, September
10, 1916, for school bus, for the deliv-
cry of pupils on the following bus
route.
The call is made for the delivery
of grade school children from Martin
City, to Columbia Falls, Montana.
Route to follow highway No. 2 and
81. Bus to be of adequate construc-
ton to insure the safe delivery of
pupils to and from their destination.
The Board of Trustees to be the
judge as to whether or not the bus
is of adequate construction. Surety
bond and insurance is required.
For further information see the
undersigned.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this 4th day of September,
1896
F. P. FLEMING,
Clerk of School District No. 6.
DO Columbia Falls, Montana.
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ayafrom North Dakota accom-,
by his ! aunt who viii spena'
time visiting at the home |
sister, Mrs. Mary Holland.
George Dewey. is eanplovs.,
Whitefish as a carpenter on in,
hospital. i,'. 81
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FOR SALE: Sawmills, new, head
blocks, takes up to 81" saw, ball
bearings, factory prices, 6 weeks de-
livery. Details at Whitefish Machine
Shop, 20 Spokane Ave-, Whitefish.
Phone 232-X. go
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FOR SALE: Groom furnished house,
2 bedrooms, bath and toilet, gar
age, woodshed and chickenhouse.
Cheap for cash. Two blocks from
main street in Whitefish See Otto
White, lat Lakeside Blvd, White
fish, after p. m. 49,
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Deer Park All Meets

The Deer Park Ali Livestoc.
met at Martin Radabah's tbo
ing of September 6. Plans wera
for a tour to the homes to h
the projects. 1t will be Sunds
18th, if it is a nice day, and v,
followed by a pot luck lunch An
cream at Lake Blaine. Thu
meeting will be held at Weave,
27th,I at $3.50 p.m.-By Alvena 7
ner, club reporter.
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HOLINESS METHODIST CHURCH

Joseph Willett, Pastor
Sunday:
10 a. m. Sunday school
IL a. m. Preaching service
7 p. m. Young folks meeting
8 p. m. Preaching service
Thursday:
8 o. m. Bible study and
prayer meeting.
Everyone is welcome to attend any
of these services.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH OF
COLUMBIA FALLS

George E. Foye, Pastor
10 o'clock Church school, Mrs. M.
C. Thoroman, Supt.
II o'clock Morning worship. Ser
mon: SIS the Church Really Neces-
sary?"
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ST. RICHARDS CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Father H. A. Faley will celebrate
mass Sunday mornings at 10 IN St.
Richards church, Columbia Falls.
Catholic services are also con-
Quoted by Father Faley in Bolton at
11:3O at the Park Recreational head
quarters.