The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-10-21

, weekend guest in Billings.
Mrs. Rae Mills of Billings was
a weekend guest of Mrs. Lor-
raine Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon I. Pow
ers and children were Sheridan
visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Skeie, Superintend-
ent of Schools, was an official
visitor at the Crow Agency or
Monday afternoon.
Superintendent and Mrs. L. C
' Lippert and daughter Barbara
/ Miss Clarice Kerr and Mrs
Henry A. Small of Crow Agency
attended the Community con-
cert in Billings last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Pitsch and daughter Donna OF
Garryowen also attended the
concert.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Martin collar
were Billings visitors on Friday
Carl Aldrich of Busby AND
Lawrence Fairbairn of Crow Ag-
ency returned on Monday aft
ernoon from a business trip to
Utah.
Don Y. Jensen was an official
visitor at the Billings District
office on Monday.
Superintendent L. C. Lippert
! and Warren Alfred were official
Billings visitors on Tuesday.
Last, Weeks Items
The National Federation Of
Federal Employees held thefl
first meeting of the season or
! Tuesday evening, October 5th
at the Agency Office with PreSi-
dent Robert J. Murray presiding
There were eighteen members
present. Eight new members
were accepted into the Local
! Miss Clarice Kerr and Martin
Collar by transfer, Kenneth E
Holkan, Leon PoitraS, Oliver
Caswell and Gordon Powers by
! reinstatement, and Lawrence
Fairbairn and John PeaSe, new
members, were initiated into the
Local that evening. Activities
for the coming year were dis
cussed. It was decided to again
sponsor the Boy Scouts as the
Local has in the past. There are
81 active scouts in Troop Is
sponsored by the Local. The
Scout Committee, S"outmastel
and Assistant Scout Masters are
all members of the N. F. F. E
! There are 10 white boys and l.
Indian boys in the Troop. It Il
expected that at least four boy!
of this group will receive theil
Eagle Scout awards soon, which
is the highest award in Scout.
ing. Local 224 not only furnishes
the leadership but also Furnishes
the financial help necessary tt
carry on this project. The Grow
Agency Local also sponsors
Christmas party for all Grow
Agency school children. Candy
nuts, apples, oranges and othe.
treats are furnished all TIT
children. Special sacks are made
up by members of the Loca
for those in the Hospital ant
for needy families in the Com
munity. Last year over 300 sack
of goodies were distributed. Thi
activity has been followed TO,
the past several years. In orde.
to meet the expenses of thu
Locals activities it was decided
to put on a Carnival on Octobe.
30th in the Crow Public Schoo
gymnasium. L. g. Lippert /
Chairman of the Committee il
charge of arrangements and put
ting on the Carnival assisted b,
Huston Smith, Warren Alfred
Leon Poitras, Gordon Power
and Robert Murray. I. ]. Olsol
is in charge of the "eats" ant
; will be assisted by Mamie Mum
Lorraine johnson. Oliver Cas-
we'll and Vern Kubitz. Huston
Smith is Chairman of the tickle
committee and will be assiStet
by Marie Smart, L. C. Rennicl
and Cline Fleming: Penny bling
committee, Ray Jones, Chair
man. Mrs. Lorraine Poitras ant
Mrs. Betty Jones: Regular bling,
committee, Clarence Num-
Chairman, Carl Young, Martil
collar and L. C.. Lippert; Ffsl
rand, Theodore Jamersor
Chairman. assisted by CLAIR
Stanton: Dart game committee
John Glenn. chairman, assisted
by John Pease; Mouse pam
committee, Leon Poitras, chair
man, Uriel King: Dice gam
committee, A. Chigi, Chairman
Larry Fairzairn: Penny pitchin'
5000 oor,r,itfnn nipk n1IPraV