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Evening star., 1947-11-07
High School Principals
Awarded Navy Citation

The National Association of Sec
ondary School Principals has been
awarded a Navy citation for its CO.
operation in presenting the Naval
Reserve training program to high
schools and preparatory schools
throughout the country.
The award was presented to DR..
Galen Jones, president Of the asso-
ciation, by Capt. Atherton Macon
dray, director of civil relations for
the Navy Department. DR.. Jones
lives at 1926 Klingle street NV.
The citation was awarded for
Service rendered to the United
States Naval Reserve, 1947"
Evening star., 1947-11-07

who cuts your hair and the plumber
who fixes your plumbing have to
be licensed before they engage In
their trade, and it Is more essential
that the person who handles your
food should be licensed"
The gathering was the weekly
Of managers OF restaurants
and other catering establishments.
After each meeting those In at
tendance receive managers certifi-
Evening star., 1947-11-07

,ates. Other speakers were Robert
j. Wilson, of the National Restaur-
ant Association and DR.. Julian Pol
lard, chairman of the Health Com
mittee Of the Washington Restau-
rant Association.
James E. Collifower, chairman OF
the District Food Conservation Com
mittee, was guest at the meeting
and outlined the plans of the COM
mittee to save food In the District.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Licensing Of Food Handlers
In Restaurants Forecast

Everybody who handles food In
restaurants eventually will be
licensed, DR.. Reid r. Ashworth, di-
rector OF the Bureau of Food Inspec-
ton, Health Department, told q
meeting of restaurant managers yes
terday afternoon in the Municipal
Center building.
DR.. Ashworth said that "the barber
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FLASHES FROM 65TH
Continued from page A.

Continued from page A.
newcomer to SND. Bring her
around more often, Eddie.
Seldom seen around these
parts was Marie Stiftar par
taking in some refreshments
Turing intermission. You really
need something refreshing after
me Of Habat's poppy polkas.
Billy Grizincic in a gay mood
giving everyone CHEEKY hello.
Stanley Ahlin looking sharp in
his new outfit. Was the suit
rom Richman's, Stanley?
Seen having one grand time
II evening was NADIA Zagar.
Didn't miss a polka did you,
NADIA? Petite Carrie Jerina look
ng very smart in a lovely green
rock, one of your own crea-
ions, Carrie?
Many a slick chick was seen
having a gay time. Amony the
oevy of beauties were Carolyn
Skok, Jennie Pizmont, Marian
Mocnik and Sophie Jerman.
On the masculine side, Dick
Hlabse and friend Gene Crum-
Dine enjoying their stay at the
dance.
Alex Gundic, star basketball
player at East High, was seen
mostly on the sidelines. Come
m, Al, you're probably as good
4 dancer as basketball player,
give the girls a chance.
Jimmy Cherniloger arriving
with lovely blonde. Another
charming twosome were Frank
Sullen and date. Who were the
lucky girls, boys?
Well, folks, / guess I'll be
closing for now and hope to see
everyone at SND on 65th for
the Golden Gophers Dance to
be held tonite, April 18th, with
Johnny Vadnal strumming out
the tunes for all the dance
lovers. So until then I'll be spy
ing you.
! -LiveWireS
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ZenlIjiSca
Formo noprodoi

Hisa je American Colonial tipa,
s sobami in kopalnico; 18 let stara;
veliko podstrezje in klet pod cello
hiso; forenz ma vroc zrak; pralnl
tebri; in en- aker zemlje-cena
S18,5OO. z 4 akri zemlje-$19,000
. IL akri $4,000. Nahaja Sc ma
Dock Rd., ma tlakovani cesti, v N.
Madison, O., milja JUNO cd je-
zera in 2h milji severno cd Route
20. Razno sadno drevje. Izvrsten
prostor "a utrujenega trgovca. ST
lahko ogledate v sredo in nedeljo.
Pazite "a napis For Sale," XII je
pred hiso. Vprasajte "a Joe Davis.
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SECTION
YUGOsL.AV-SLOVENE
CLUB

CONTINUED from page ~
of the Club celebrating its 10th
Anniversary. It is with deep
appreciation that the members
at this time acknowledge the
combined efforts, over the past
years of the women who con-
tributed by their leadership, to
the destiny of the Yugoslav-
Slovene Club, namely the Past
Presidents, which now includes
of their new slippers were the
Bolden sisters. Present in full
force were the Prijatel broth
ers. Eddie telling about the big
day which will be June 7,
fiancee is Mary Dominac, a
Past President Miss Mary
Marsich.
1t was during her term in
office that she ''thought'' of a
cook book to which Club mem
bers could contribute their
favorite recipes" It was she
who interested the members in
this project by her enthusiasm
and efforts in the promotion
of ales, to such an extent that
they reciprocated Immediately
by cooperation and determina-
ton to make it a successful
venture.
The "Yugoslav-Slovene Cook
Book" is an achievment that
will set its mark deep in the
annals of our organization.
By next year which will be
our goth Anniversary, we may
have many things to write about
that will come true as a result
Of just Thought"
In conclusion let us all pledge
ourselves to give the newly
elected officers our whole
hearted cooperation.
10. Haffner
Publicity Chairman
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ROMAN SOSESKE

do take poravnave po krivdi up.
nikov ne prisld, grozi konkurz.
Potem Sc lahko zgodi, da bodo
upniki namesto tega odstotka
dobili polovico mani ali pa tudi
mic. Kmecki upniki so razlaga-
ME poslusali, a podpisal nj nih-
d. Ljudje so sc hotel pref &c
posvetovati.
Upniki so bill v velikih skrip-
cih in po Jamnici je znova "a
hrumelo. Zvedelo Sc je nekaj no.
vega. Med upniki so bill tudi ta-
XII, XII se MISC dobavili "Podjuni"
vsega, kar bi bill morali. III so
Sc pref eutili presrecne, upajoc,
da bodo ma ia nacin zmanjsali
izgubo. A vecina izmed Min je
s tvrdko imela podpisane pogod-
be in druzba Jim je razlozila, da
je pogodba pegodba ter da bodo
morali podpisane dobave izvrsi-
ii, "a to pa bodo dobili placilo
po doloeilih poravnave. Med te-
mi so bill Munk, Pernjak, Loze-
kar in Sc mnogi drugi. LIE malo
je bio takih, XII MISC imeli pod
pisane pogodbe in XII so sc lah-
ko twill.
Kmetje SO rohneli in zmerjali,
kar Sc je dalo, sal bi ze pripe-
ljano blago dali ma pol zastonj.
Zavozeno podjetje jih je hotelo
prisiliti cello k temu, da bi mu
podarili tudi les, XII je Sc v NIL
hovih gozdovih in XII morda Sc
stoji.
Med oskodovanimi je bill maj
huje prizadet Munk. Pc pogod-
bi bi bill moral "Podjuni" doba-
viii nekaj tisoe kubicnih solnov
prvovrstnega lesa, a doslej ga
je zyozil v skladisee- le majhen
del, vse drugo je bio Sc " goz-
du, deloma ze obdelano, deloma
pa je Sc rastlo. Podjetje pa je
imelo ze vso dobavo vpisano.
Munk sc je skusal resiti IL "a
gate S prosnjami in z groznja-
mi, vendar mu vse skupaj nj mic
pomagalo. Patemtakem bi bill
moral Munk Sc il svojega pla-
Sati delavce, da bi mu pripravili
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g. NuAtktjoOV]NJ0/
Polom "Podjune" pa nj imel
lie gospodarskih posledic, tenn
vec tudi politicne. Obertavc In
vsi clani druzbe so bill obenem
tudi veljaki kmecke stranke. Ia
stranka sicer ze dalje casa nj bi.
la vec ma vladi, ampak v opozi-
ziji, a v samem kraju sc zaradi
tega nj mic sprelnenilo in Ober.
tavc je bill Sc vedno zupan. Ne
s. kega dne Sc je Pernjak pri Lu.
kacu napil, nato pa zacel kriea-
tt proti zupniku Vireju, XII je bill
z. Lozekarjem:
'Ho, kaj pa je to ? Ali
sc cloveh Sc ma lastne ljudi ne
SINE vec zanesti? Lepa stranka,
XII ina take voditelje, kakor so
Obertavc, Koros, zacen :"
Obad, XII je bill re tudi okajen,
je dodal:
"Hudica, maj pa rece kdo, da
Permanov Ahac nina prav .. "
zupnik Virej 81 nj znal dru-
gace pomagati, kakor da je "a
pustil gostilno in Sc odpravil do
NOV.
Jamniske zaupnike ,je zaeela
stvar skrbeti. Zaceli so sc bati
"a pristase. Opozicija, katere je
bilo ma vseh koncih in krajih
polno, 81 je ma vse pretege bru-
sila jezike in soseska Sc je Sc
bolj zbegala. Dyornik, XII je vo-
dill domaco organizacijo, je ma
pisal centrali dolgo pismo, v ka-
terem je razlocil vse kvarne po-
sledice insolvence ''Podjune' in
jo rotil, maj vendar ukrene, kar
more, da bodo kmetje prisli do
svojega denarja. Ker pa centra-
la nj vedela, kajs maj odgevori,
so njeni jamnniski pristasi "a
man .cakali odgovora. Molk IT,
stih, cd katerih so pricakovali
pojasnila, resitve> jih je Sc huje
poparil.
Pc dolgem cakanju pa Sc je
vendar tudi "Podjuno" nekaj
premaknilo. V Jamnico so jela
prihajati pisma tistim kmetom,
XII so imeli pri njej terjatve. Po-
zvali MISC vseh naenkrat, tenn
vec posamezno. Danes je dobil
poziv Munk, jutri Pernjak, tret-
il dan Zabev -. E. v pisarni jih
nj vec sprejemal knjigovodja,
ampak so sedeli tam pravi last
niki druzbe, delnicarji Obertavc
in drugi, Xxi so spet prisli il
svojih lukenj ma bell dan. Ra-
zen njih pa je sedel v pisarni Sc
- advokat.
Kmetom SO predlozili meni mic
tebi mic predlog "a stiridesetod-
stotno poravnavo. Ko SO kmetje
debelo pogledali in prieeli opo-
rekati, je delnicar umolknil, be-
sedo pa je poprijel advokat, XII
je poparjenim upnikom razlozil,
kako stvari stole. Druzba je zr-
tev krize, XII je MISC krivi niti
kmetje niti druzba. Kriza je pae
kriza in nihce ne We, kako dolgo
DO Sc trajala. Druzba lahko pri-
stane ma stiridesetodstotno pro-
stovoljno poravnavo, ako pa bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11
FARMA NAPROpAJ

FARMA NAPRODAJ
Farma obsega 10 akrov; ina lepo
hiso S 8 sobami, vse prvovrstnem
stanju ter vsemi modernimi udob-
nostmi. Nahaja Sc ma Route "a, ma
glavni cesti,'7 mill cd Painesville,
O. P6izve Sc pri Mr.. in Mrs. Pole,
South Ridge Rd., Madison, O., ali
poklicite Perry 1892.
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N. Y. c. COLLINWOOD yard de-
lavci, zakaj 81 ne nabavite to Ii
dano in leseno hiso "a 4 druzine.
Emo stanovanje ina parno gorko-
to; 2 garazi. Nobenih popravil nj
treba. Innate lahko emo stanovanje
Ease in izplacujete ma dohodek.
Treba ie samo $250O "a prvo vpla-
clio. M. M. REISS. Pr 5722.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Operatorica sivalnega stroja; izur-
jena ma overalls in coveralls.
Plaza cd ure. Euclid Manufacturing
Co. 1885 E. IL St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

KANARtKI psvci-Golden Opera;
move kletke. Ia prijetno zivali-
co, pridite k PERRY'S. 29l4 Col
burn Ave., ON 1892.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Klerkinja mad FL let starosti: nic
''soda fountain" Plaza cd ure. L.
vrstne delovne razmere. - Village
Drug. 3427 Lee Rd. VOCAL So. More
land Blvd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

zenska ali dekIe "a pomagati pri
hisnem delu in oskrbo otrok, ali
pa gospodinja "a popolno odgovor.
most. &c zelite lahko tn ostanete
IA 7433
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Prodajalci. Delo fotografom; por-
treti ma domu; $1.50 "a vsak Sc
stanek. Naiboljsa prilika. SIX O208.
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>HISA NAPRODAJ

Odprta v nedeljo med z. in 5.
uro popoldns. Ma 1919 E. ~ St.i
"a 2 dru3ini. l2 sob. Emo stanova-
ME je prazno in Sc lahko takoj
vselite.
TISOVEC REALTY
l36s MARQUETTE RID.
EN- 1855 81 "
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PR 0l67

Dekle ali zenska "a splosna hisna
opravila pri majhni druzini; lah-
ko ostane tn ali gre OBJ vecerih do
NOV; 5 dni v tednu; prosta OBJ &C.
trtkih in nedeljah. Rocky River, o.
Plaza $22. tedensko. Bo ll77.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Sfenografka-klerkinja in strojepi-
ska; splosno pisarniSko delo;
stalno; prijetna okolica in rascajoea
organizacija. Tedenska plaza. S dni
tedenske; downtown.-Mr. Knapp.
CHI $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Stenografka-5 dni " tednu, 40 ur:
| tedenska plaGa; downtown urad.
Mora biti zmozna stroiepisja in ne
kaj "dictation." Izvrstna prilika "a
pravo dekle; periodieno povisanje
place.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

BLAGAJNIGARKA "a National
Cash Register; 5R dni tedensko.
Tedenska plaza. Stalno, prijetno
delo. - COLONIAL FURNITURE.
739 Prospect Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

HIsNA "a lahka hisna opravila in
oskrbo otroka, katerih roditelja
sta zaposlena. Majhno stanovanje;
51s dni tedensko. Lahko gre OBJ
vecerih domov. v Euclid, 0. Pla-
ca S25 ensko.-REdwood l644.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

Date. da vam pomagamo ustano-
viii Sc v biznes vasi naselbini.
5 prodajanjem znanih Maisonette
oblek in druge oprave. Neomejen
zasluzek. Pisite ma p. O. Box 1900,
ali pokliGite GL e276.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-11

FUR FINIsifER izuriena-za splo-
sno delo. Prednost ina stano-
valka ma vzhodni strani. GA 615e.
Stenografka-klerkinja. Zmozna mia
da lena; kino-industrija. 5-dnevni
tednik; tedenska plaza. - Para
mount Pictures. Inc. l735 E. 23 ST..
Klerkinja- -Tipkarica. Supply de-
partment postni urad; stalno, pri-
jetno delo. The Ohio Motors. 1900
E. "a ST.. soba st. 2O2.
Hisna. Najraje vdova srednjih let,
da bi ostala cez noe. Izvrstne de-
lovne razmere. Dobra placa. --
WA O6lO.
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Calculator operatorica. 51s dni te-
densko; '.extension, auditing
sales invoices and accounts pay
able" Zelo malo strojepisja. Teden-
ska plada ma podlagi izkusnje. --
HE $3.50.
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Della "a xens<e

Prodajalke. Polni ali delhi Gas; pro-
dajanje hisnih potrebscin, "a pc
rilo in pranje; nobenih demonstra-
eli; pripeljerno ma dom; najnizje ce-
ne. Sedanje prodajalke zasluzijo
$12 provizije ma dan. AT 5le2.
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Barvanje-papiranje in parno od-
stranjevanje papiria. Nudimo po-
polno postrezbo tenn oziru. Prosti
proracuni. Lahko plaeate ma obro-
ke.-GA 564O.
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eisSenje stenskega papirja in uni.
vanje stem ter Kem-toning. Ia
ekspertno delo poklieite Jim Bird.
MA 6377.
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PosIuga

Popravimo strehe. skrilnate in tile;
siding; kleparska della in mizar
stvo. 3O-letna izkusnja. M. J.
SEVERN. OR l449.
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JOHNS STAG IA dovoze. $2.25
tona. 6 tonov ali vec. Dopeljemo
ma who'd ali zapad ter ga razstrese-
mo. Cinder, load 9 jardov, $1.25
jarda. Pesek-kamenje.-MI 690e.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Half Moon Notes
BY Mrs. Frank Smith

Mrs. Fred Friske came home
from the Whitefish hospital Sun
day. She is very weak but we
hope she'll soon be full of pep
again.
Mrs. Clarence Ness and three
children left for Spokane Tues
day for a few days visit with rel
atives. They motored over with
Mrs. Ness father.
All the fishermen returned
Sunday night. Some looked kind
of down-hearted and reported no
luck, but some got some real nice
fish.
A party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Carlson Thursday evening by
the Half Moon gang. They re-
What's the use of growing old,
Cranky, grouchy, heart so cold?
Give me strength and youth to
spend
It matters not about the end.
Daisy
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

A program honorng motners
was given for Eastern Star mem
bers and guests after the chapter
meeting Wednesday night. A trl-
butte to mothers, with Mrs. George
Harker as "honor mother" was
given by officers. Originatlon OF
mothers day was presented oy
Mrs. Agnes Seymer and a mothers
day poem read by Mrs. Clarabelle
Jordan. A piano solo by Mrs. Mar
tina Opalka was enjoyed. Luncn
was served by a committee COM
posed of Mrs. Leila Cobb, Mrs
Marie Kenyon, Mrs. Stella Ma
teka, and Mrs. Seymer.
At the business meeting MRS.
Marge Fleming became an aftll-
late member.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Discuss All Camp

Builders All club camp was
discussed at the county All Build
ers club last Tuesday. Three girls
and three boys will represent Flat
head county at the camp at Bear
Paw mountain, south of Havre.
Glenn Weaver presided at the
meeting with Miss Helen Ever
son, Mrs. Hancock, and Mr.. Will
son, in addition to 10 members
present. During the meeting q
Phillips Wohlend Motors employe
spoke on Chow to Get job
South Pacific pictures were shown
by Mr.. Moos.
The next meeting of this county
club will be held June 10, 8 o.
clock, at the court house. All All
members between the ages of Is
and 81 are invited to attend. Main
feature of the program will be
final planning for the builders
camp.
Marjorie Peterson, reporter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

ceiyed a nice gift from their
friends and all had a good time
Mrs. Coughlin, the lower grade
teacher, left Sunday for Canada
Her son is getting married and she
plans to attend the wedding.
Miss Dorothy McElwain is home
for a couple of weeks vacation
She plans on going to Dillon soon
Donald Role has been on the
sick list for several days. He IS
working again now. We hope he'll
soon be feeling better.
Corinne Brayson is working al
a restaurant in Bolton.
Odus Branstetter is home again
after spending several months
with friends in Washington.
Harold Bachman, Jr., is working
in the Park now.
Edith Brooks had the misfor-
tune to fall and sprain her ankle
quite badly the other day while
washing windows. She is able to
walk pretty good again now.
Cy Judd, Mr.. Brown, and Frank
Smith played for V. F. w. dance
in Kalispell Wednesday eve.
Mrs. Curtis, the upper grade
teacher, is still at the teacherage
getting her work caught up be-
fore going to Dillon.
Roy Countryman, Jr. is work.
ing for Darrell Logan on the
farm.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

da, visited from Friday until Mon
day with Charles Warkins anc
family.
Wilma Logan spent the weekend
with home folks. Being her va
cation time, she and Charles anc
Ellen left Wednesday morning fol
Idaho to spend ten days with theil
son, Dean, wife and baby. Grand
dad and Grandmother Sparks are
caring for the chores while the
Logans are away.
Jerome Gould, Lush, Mont, vi
sited all week with the Warkins
family. He is now employed al
Martin City.
Mr.. Roberts and son are build
ing house on the Peters 40 which
they purchased this winter.
R. L. Sparks and wife spent
the weekend with c. P. Watts and
family.
A party of twenty two people
the Kiser family and Warkin IA
mily and friends drove to Ava
lanche Sunday and had picnic
in the beautiful scenery of Lake
Mcdonald
Mrs. Dempsey Johnston arrived
Thursday after spending the win
ter with her parents in West Vir-
GINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Michow
moved into our vicinity Monday
from Oregon. They bought the
Martin Grover place.
Martin Grover and family left
Tuesday for points west, their
final destination being Arizona.
Mrs. Jack Johnston and son Ho-
ward went to Spokane Tuesday
to have dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Milks and
daughters, Verna Mae and Lois,
left Monday morning for an ex-
tended trip of about one week.
Their final destination being
North Dakota where Mr.. Milks
has been employed for several
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Nadeau
are living in the Milks house.
Grandmother Ish had a birth
day Saturday May "a, she is now
81 years old. Until just recently
Grandma has sat piecing quilts
Believe it or not she does not
wear glasses to sew the tiny pie
ces together either. Her mind is
confined to the memory only of
her children. No doubt grand
mother has heard the Doctors
say ''Taka it easy" but 1 can
hear her answer,
Please don't let me hear you say
Slow up lady, learn to play,
Sit and knit, read or shirk,
Lengthen life, but do not work.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Columbia Heights

Homer Steele went to Wolf
Point Sunday for a visit.
Arnold Cook, employed at the
E and A garage, was injured
Tuesday when a paint gun ex-
ploded and some glass embedded
in his chest. He was taken to the
clinic to have the minor injury
doctored.
The water board met last week
to try to get action on the in
stallment of the water main. How
ever, due to the absence of one
member, nothing was accomplish
ed. The absence of electricity and
water are the stumbling blocks
which prevent the opening of at
least five business establishments.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Deanery Holds Spring
Meeting Thursday

Spring meeting of Kalispell
Deanery No. / was held here
Thursday. High mass at II o.
clock, Father Hugh Faley, Off
ciating opened the days pro-
gram.
A one o'clock luncheon was SER
we'd at the new parish hall by the
altar society. Right Reverend
Msgr. F. x. O'Farrell, Kalispell,
gave the blessing, followed by
the Pledge to the Cross. Greeting
was made by Mrs. R. F. Miller.
Mrs. William Touschette, White
fish, responded. Vocal solos were
given by Mrs. George Watt and
Rex Chef. Toastmistress was Mrs.
John Frerich. Msgr. O'Farrell
complimented Father Faley and
the ST. Richards parishioners on
their new rectory.
"Shrines Develop Devotion"
was the topic chosen by Father
Faley for the afternoons address.
Reports by shrine committee
chairmen were given. Deanery of
ficers reelected include Msgr. o.
Farrell, dean; Mrs. John Lindsay,
president; Mrs. Clell Trolloppe,
vice president; Mrs. Roy Arnold,
secretary; and Mrs. Ray Spurzem,
treasurer. Clergy attending in
Guided Father J. F. Cronin, White
fish; and Father H. B. Harring-
ton, Roman. Members were pre-
sent from Kalispell, Whitefish,
Roman and Somers. Fall meeting
will be held in Roman in October.
This was the second time Co.
lumbia Falls has been host to the
deanery. General chairmen were
Mrs. E. j. Marantette, and Mrs.
Frank Ladenburg. Altar society
officers are Mrs. John Frerich,
president; Mrs. James Maran-
tette, vice president; and Mrs.
Louis Schoenberg, secretary trea-
surer.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Move Vet Office

Effective Monday, the veterans
administration contact office in
Kalispell will be in the new Ola
cier building, next to the Glacier
dairy. The office has been in the
Whips block.
Function of this Office IS, to as
sist veterans or their dependents
on such matters as government
insurance, pensions and compen-
sation, hospital treatment and
medical care, training and edu-
cation and the other benefits adj
ministered by the veterans adj
ministration.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
To Make Ice Cream

A local industry, the Milky Way
dairy, Tuesday, will start the man
ufacture of ice cream.
A former Great Falls resident
owner, Paul Janetski started the
dairy in March, 1916 on the old
Kelly place in Bad Rock. He has
since built up a wholesale milk
route in Columbia Falls.
Just completed is new con-
crete block 16 by % foot scienti-
fically designed milk house, which
will also provide facilities for
manufacturing ice cream.