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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24
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train. Mr. and Mrs. c. McCohn
departed for Seattle to spend the
holidays with their daughter, Hans
Thiesan left for the windy city
of Chicago tc celebrate with his
children, while others just went
as far as Kalispen and White
fish.
The Christmas program was
held Wednesday evening in the
basement of the hotel. Santa was
there and didn't get stuck in the
fire place. The children and their
teacher worked long and hard
on the program to make it a sue
cSSs.
Mrs. Keith Jarrett spent Tues
day at Glacier Park assisting Mrs.
Jewel Jarrett.
The Sewing club was enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Bill
Schultz and jolly time was had
by everyone. Three members were
absent for various reasons. Mrs.
Schultz finished the afternoon
with a lovely lunch for every
one. Next meeting is with Mrs.
A. c. Delange and it is the gift
exchange meeting Wednesday.
Little Davy Sturgeon spent
several days in the Stimson homo
while his parents were in Wash.
ington called there by the death
of STAINS brother.
Mrs. A. E. Ravens spent several
days in Kalispell last week ana
finally had to return by bus as
there were no trains running.
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and Bad Rock school Thursday
night.
Despite the storm Saturday the
Farmers Union card party was p
hilarious affair The men put on
the party with Tim Sullivan, AL
bert Lewis and Hubert Hellman,
acting committee. The crowd was
not as big as previous times, but
one of the jolliest. The men made
wonderful hostesses serving sand
W1ches, pickles, cake and coffee
and the prizes were a scream.
The women has such a free and en-
Joyable evening they hope the
men volunteer more often.
Very Merry Christmas to every
one and may 1949 be prosperous.
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Sunrift

I'm not Gladys zell but sure was
happy when the blizzard subsidized
Sunday night. Quite an exciting
day with cars having to be pulled
out of snow drifts and aiding the
stranded motorist.
Dinner guests at J. E. Sparks
place Sunday were James Watts
who spent a couple of nights en-
account of the storm and Don
Weaver. Others calling were E.
0. Schumacher, Donna and King
Billedeaux and Erwin Klooch.
Pearl, Cora and Elizabeth Eckle-
berry were hostesses at a pink
and blue shower for Evelyn Matt
heisen. Games were played with
Lottie Brinkerhoff and Clara Ba-
ker receiving high, Mrs. George
Mattheisen and Evelyn receiving
low. Refreshments were served
and all left extending best wishes.
The Gels family moved from
the Harry Adams house to another
location west of Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Hoover
Holiday greetings came in this
week from Chefs brother in Grand
Rapids, Mich. to the 10hole to10m
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are the parents Of a boy. The
little fellow arrived Monday a,
Kalispen general hospital.
Phyllis Cadbeck and baby, Vic
XII 10, spent Tuesday night and
Wednesday with home folks at ]
E. Sparks ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Milks and
two daughters, Verna Mae and
Lois, started from Newell, S. Oak.
Saturday morning and arrived at
the home of Mrs. Verna and
Claude Jordan for a Christmas
vacation.
Francis and Bunny" Stocklin
Faith, S. Oak. arrived by train
Sunday to spend Christmas vaca-
ton with relatives and friends in
the valley.
Mart and Addie Weaver ar
rived home Tuesday from Canada.
Adde'S father, Grandad Black, age
80, is bed fast.
Bob Lavoi and w. E. Borchers
motored up from Missoula Tues
day bringing baby Gregg Borchers
to spend Christmas with grand
parents j. E. and Daisy Sparks.
Mary 10 Borchers is in the hos
pital in Spokane.
Mrs. Verna Jordan is walking
again with the aid of a kitchen
chair after few days in bed
as the result of a fall in her home
last week.
The Deer Park school will rem
der their Christmas program at
he Sunrift hall Wednesday night
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24
CrestOn Chaff
By Helen McGldughlin

The Bible Study club met at the
chapel Thursday Mrs. Paul Pick
ering and Mrs. Lester Sutherland
were hostesses to a good atten-
dance.
Ben Talbot has been a patient
at the Kalispell hispital the past
week. Mrs. Talbot is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. George Mapes,
Kalispell, and Kenny Odegard is
doing their chores. We hope Mr..
Talbot will be able to come home
soon.
Rogers portable sawnill has
been in operation at the Rue Carr
farm recently. The mill is stirring
up much interest in the community
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Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Merry Christmas everybody!
Mrs. Mary Sloan is leaving TO
Spokane to spend the winter witt
her daughters, Marie and Martha
Martha is returning from Calf
ornia where she has been with ne,
aunt after a short tour in Cub:
and the Bahama Islands.
The L. H. Rupps spent a few
days in Yellowstone park combin-
ing business and pleasure. They re-
ported some icy roads.
Mrs. Jack Merz, primary teach
err. received word Friday of the
death of her father in ChehaIis,
Wash. She and Mr.. Merz left
Saturday. Mrs. Merz will remain
with her mother during the Christ
mas vacation. Mrs. Kee is SUBJ
shutting for Mrs. Merz at school
this week.
Douglas Cooper and Chuck"
Lundgre,l are home for the Christ
mas holidays from schools in
Missoula and Havre. David Bart
lett is also home from Bozenan.
Den 1, Apgar, and Den 2, Bolton,
had their cub pack meeting We'd
nesday at the park hall with re-
freshments instead of pot luck.
The cubs sang songs, played gam
es, and exchanged gifts. Den 2
has six boys and Den 1 has one
Every boy in the community of
cub age belongs which is a good
record. Den is losing its den
chief, Don Thuring, who is too
busy to continue the cubs and they
regret his leaving. Apgar cubs are
also without a den chief now and
Mrs. Kee is bearing the load alone.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Thuring,
Don and Bob, have gone on trip
20 California over the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Dave Thompson and Mrs.
'Scotty' Crawford were hostess
IS at Christmas party Thurs
lay. The ladies played games,
lad refreshments and exchanged
siMs.
sslfe w of the boys are having fun
se{fin4- Christmas trees for the
'ariouS families in the nelghbcr-
lood.
The Thursday "Old Time Dance
vas again successful and well at
ended. We also learned some
ew square dances.
Skiing on the Bolton Ski course
unday saw quite a number of
kiers out in spite of the heavy
now falling. One of the men had
1e unfortunate experience of
reaking a ski.
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the hospital with her new babv
boy. The Fishers live on the Char
les Green place.
The lighted Christmas trees
about town give a festive air. The
Curtis Buzzells, Forsythes and
Fehlbergs are outside and many
more CLEAN through the windows
of other homes.
Mr.. Urhamer is taking time off
from his duties for rest. He
hasn't been well.
Bob Fehlberg made the cards
announcing the Christmas party
at the church Thursday evening.
Thank you, Bob.
We wish you all very Merry
Christmas.
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Essex Events

Mrs. Harlan Potter was called
TO Spokane to be with her sister
who is in the hospital. She plans
to be home this week.
Fay Pemble has been guest i'll
the Dave Stimson home this past
week and while here ne bagged
nice bull elk.
Sunday lula johnson and chill
dren moved into Withrow's house
by the depot. lula spent last week
in Kalispell.
When the trains started moving
again Saturday after the derail-
ment at Jennings, it seemed like
half of Essex left on the first
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24
Newcomers Club Elects
Mrs. Teddy Andrew

Mrs. Teddy Andrew was elected
president of the Newcomers club
replacing Mrs. Mike O'Connor, Tu-
esday evening at the VFW hall.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
Olaf Vestre, co-president replacing
Mrs. Elwyn Motichka, and Mrs.
Buzzie Reeves, secretary-treasur-
er replacing Joe MCGOWAN.
Blngo was enjoyed with first
prize going to Mrs. w. A. Bose
and second to Mrs. Bert Hill. Door
prize was won by Mrs. Reeves.
Christmas carols were sung and
lunch served
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East Glacier
By Mrs. Don Ba7nuua

Concerning our weather of III.
past TWO weeks, we are fresl
out of adjectives to describe if
one should see it in order to ee.
a true picture.
Binding snowstorms accompan.
lea by 40 mile winds have piled
huge drifts of snow on highways
ana IN valley ravines. Tempera-
lures have varied from 20 degrees
ABOVE to 33 degrees below zero.
oioe roads around st. Mary ranger
stations and the utility area are
olocked by snowdrifts and our
only method of travel to the main
highway is by the we'll known
SLOW motion snowshoe. But in or
oer TO be comfortable we must
llrst put on two layers of wooden
ciothlng topped by a heavy fur
trimmed parka before venturing
OUT on a brisk jaunt across the
flat. ~
State highway crews have been
cong a splendid job of keeping
the Blackfeet highway cleared of
SNOW and to date our mail has
been arriving on schedule.
The highway from Babb to
Many Glacier is being opened this
week by Clarence Bengston with
park service rotary pillow in or
Ter that equipment may be moved
n 10 begin the annual ice harvest
m SWlftcurrent lake for Many
Glacier hotel.
Ranger Lowell Asher of Shor-
'urne Ranger station left Dec. IL
or Mlssoula where he will attend
dontana State university during
he second and third quarters to
otaln his Masters degree. He will
eturn to duty in the park after
une 1.
A son, Jimmy Joe, was born on
zee. IL at Cut Bank hospital to
IF. and Mrs. Clarence Bengston
Glacier Park station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lucht and
aughter Linda Kay will arrive
'om Bozeman this week to spend
lie holidays with their parents,
[r. and Mrs. Riley Robinson of
logan customs.
While hunting recently in the
cavity timbered country west of
'aterton park and north of Gla-
ers Kishenehn area, Frank Co
lie of Waterton park had an I'M
'ual encounter with lion and
mountain goat.
He had followed the lion tracks
r a long distance up a steep
ountain side to timber line and ,
lille working his way along :
cky ledge came upon the lion !
the act of killing a mountain 7
,at.
Two well aimed rifle shots sent
e lion tumbling over the Ledge
1t too late to save the life of The
vat. The confused and frightened
imal angrily charged Mr.. Goble
d his small dog but in its woun- h
d condition fell dead before 60 5
3 far. d
The mountain lion, one of the o
'gest ever killed in that vicinity, s.
ten feet in length.
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am Items

Fehlberg drove IN IRON
n sunday. The roads were
from Missoula. but the
/ made without mishap un-
reached Coram where he
NIX in front of his home.
IL Lewis spent several days
EEK at Hot Springs.
Buzzell is spending the
has holidays at Havre.
Margaret Ekelton is spend
winter in the East.
community wishes to thank
companies and individuals
eir gifts for the children's
hor Mdndel, Havre, is WIS.,
Ter cousin Lou Ann BuzZell
Jew days.
land Mrs. Jack Burge, Cut
visited over the weekend
J. E. Gordon home.
mail train was late Sat-
night but the post office
|ept open and Mrs. Reed
lilly did some fast overtime
fyone could have their mail
leaving town. We appreci-
eir kindness and when and
Fhould happen again, let's
i easier for them by keep
noise down on our side of |
tket.
|rt Heyerdahl is home after
g nearly two years working
ska. Gilbert's mustache is |
ing to look at. He must
opted it from an old tin
IN Rogers is home from his
l Chinook and will be here
nainder of the winter.
aides aid met in the church
~ afternoon for a bus
leetlng and carol singing.
We're Mrs. Merrill Smith
and the three teachers
ne in after school.
Groffv gave out literature
lng the church and it's
leep from Martin City
'ut roads for several FAM
lday but the wind Sunday ]
d a pretty good job of
h2m with drifting snow ,
RANGES Ivers and Tommy 7
'ulned from the hospital ,
are feeling much, better. ,
now pillow came through !
eSuay morning and made
fVts into a wide toule- ,
the younger womens {
cluo met for a Christmas '
the Vern Bush home. :,
re exchanged.
, : r. Sewell returned from e
'al IN Spokane this week. g
u Mrs. James Christoff q
ns Sunday for Chicago s
Is IN Ohio to visit rela- D
couple of weeks. The Z
Will keep house while v
Is are away. h
~ met at the home Of
~ Sen Packer Tuesday af- W
:. .ae !. occasion being Peg t.
Is birthday and a Christ NJ
y, al which gifts were ex-
% !, Packer read a short S.
u tne meaning of Christ 81
y, vi was served by Mrs. 81
~ MRS. Selma johnson. til
y Fisher is homo from, bl
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-28
Free Tickets For The
"Kids" Al M. E. Fair

There will again be two Children's
Days at the Midland Empire Fair
and Rodeo at Billings this year, the
first on Tuesday, August 10th, and
the second on Saturday, August
18th. Both days are sponsored for
the 18th consecutive year by
Sawyer's Stores, Inc, and Vaughn
Ragsdale Stores, both of which are
Montana and Wyoming merchants.
Fifty thousand or more free ad-
mission tickets have been dis
tributed to school children living in
the Midland Empire and a special
program of entertainment for the
youngsters will be presented on
Tuesday morning, August 10th.
On Saturday, August 14th, All
Club members and leaders will be
the guests of the Carter Oil Co.,
sponsor of All Club Day, and will
be provided with free admission
tickets by the company. The Carter
Oil Co. will also Friday, August
18th, provide free admission tickets
to the Future Farmers of America
residing in Yellowstone and adjoin-
ing counties, including northern
Wyoming, and to their vocational,
agricultural instructors.
A special treat for the children
on Tuesday morning will be drills
by a troop of "a Shetland ponies,
with little boys and girls as riders,
trained and presented by the
McIlhattan Pony Farm at Bozeman.
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Day by Day in Laurel

Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Smith are
home from a visit with Mrs. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Charlotte Lund of Kali
ispell, and a trip to Virginia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted c.. Bundy and
son Lonnie were dinner guests Sun
day in Billings when Mrs. Mary
Berger entertained in honor of the
birthday of her son, Arnold Berger.
Mrs. Ella Dye and daughter, Mrs.
Swearingen, who has been the guests
Of Miss Ethel Edwards, spent sew
eral days with relatives in Bridger.
Mrs. Swearingen returned Tuesday
to her home in Missoula and Mrs.
Dye remained in Bridger for a
longer visit.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gowen left
Tuesday for Great Falls to attend
the all-star baseball games there
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Wiepert has returned
from Forsyth where she spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs. A. G..
Anderson, and her son, George
Wiepert, and family.
Mrs. w. w. F%euerhern entertain
ed at a party Saturday, July "a, in
honor of her daughter Christine on
her ninth birthday. Guests at the
party were Sandy Roysdon, Pat Gar
lock, Margot ALEX, Sharon Parker,
Penny Parker, Garry Stickelberger,
Larry Mayes, Deanna Mayes, Dickie
Nolte, Maria McCracken, Sandra
Hartley and Bobby Strending. Adult
guests of Mrs. F%euerhern were
Mrs. S. A. Nelson of Billings and
Mrs. Ann Roysdon.
MI. and Mrs. Earl M. Davidson
and four children arrived in Lau-
rel Monday and will make their
home here. They are from LaVerne,
| Calf, where Davidson was engaged
in the upholstery business. He says
he will continue in this business
at 4O3 East Main street. While in
California, Davidson was a mem
Der of the Chamber of Commerce
of LaVerne and of Pomona.
Miss Dorothy Prill returned Tues
day from Missoula where she had
spent two and a half weeks with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
R. Enders.
Guests Sunday at the j. ]. Krug
home included Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Hoffman and son Donald of Wor-
den and Miss Ruth Thaut of Bill
lings.
Mrs. Voc Norman and son Ray
Norman have arrived from Santa
Monica, Calf, and are visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom T~rosinsky
moved recently to Glendive where
Mr.. Trosinsky is employed by the
Northern Pacific.
Mrs. Mabel Courtney, sister of L.
L. Smith, was a visitor from Wash
ington, D. c., at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and of relatives
ir Billings.
Bud Arnold of Monrovia, Calf,
is spending some time with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Arnold.
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SherrOW Announces
DOT Demonstration
Aug. 4 At Fox Farm

Orville Griggs, representative of
the Carter Oil company, will dem
onstrate the use of the company's
insecticide, a DOT compound
Wednesday, Aug. A, at 2:30 p. M,
at the Henry Fox Farm, a mile
east of Laurel on the north side of
the highway. Using a power spray
er, he will show how to relieve cat
tie and other livestock from annoy
ance by flies and all insects.
B. A. Sherrow, distributor for the
Carter Oil company in Laurel, says
coffee will be furnished and that
people attending the demonstration
should bring cups.
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Foundm
A Pocket
HOWDY FOLKS:

HOWDY FOLKS:
Women have more courage thar
men. Could you imagine a mar
with six bits in his pocket trying
on six different suits?
On the other hand, many a
man loses his balance when his
wife goes shopping.
And some one has said that shop
worn merchandise gets that way
because of shop-worn women.
Now and then a does
find a bargain, of course, but
she sure doesn't like to be told
she's wearing one.
We heard a local clerk say that
when the women folks gang around
in search of bargains, it often
winds I'D as a counter-revolution.
Men fight for what they
want. but women attend bar
gain sales.
Well, it's always a bargain when
YOU avail yourself of u laundry
and dry cleaning services and you
won't have to fight for it, either.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends,
Rev. Cation, the o. E. S., John and
Ethel Edwards, for the many ex-
pressions of sympathy in our recent
bereavement, Velma Dye Olson.
Mrs. Ella A. Dye,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Swearinger
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jackson
and family.
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-28

Mrs. Freddie Herman and sons
left Thursday for a visit with rel
atives in Fallon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
VALDEZ ORGANIZATIONS
 AWARDING BIG AIRpLANE

The charter organizations of Val dez have joined in an all out effort to raise funds to replace the Val dez Community Hospital which was destroyed by fire February 2, 1947. This non-profit institution was a very important part of the Prince William Sound area as well as the small communities along the Rich ardson Highway.
 The American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Order of Eastern Star. Chamber of Commerce, Valdez Women's Civic Club, Eagles, and Masons of Valdez have contacted their various friends in other AL askan communities and asked their support in the purchase of tickets on the Aeronca Chief. Newspapers, theatres. and radios will also be asked to cooperate.
 The Aeronca Chief has been pur- chased from the airplane division of the Northern Commercial Co.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02

ANCHORAGE VISITOR
 c. R. Arthur of Anchorage is registered at the Barancf Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
48 pASSENGEpS ARE FLOWN AT WEEKEND
 BY ALASkA COASTAL

Alaska Coastal made several flights over the weekend and car ried AS passengers to the coastal towns as follows:
 Juneau to Canton Island Louis De Florin.
 Juneau to Excursion Inlet: A C. Adams.
 Juneau to Sisters Island: E. L. Coher
 Sisters Island to Juneau: Gene Isley, Micheal Isley.
 Juneau to Pelican: Mrs Barring ton, Nell Harrington, Mrs. Lillian Steans, Scotty Anderson, Mrs. Scotty Anderson.
 Pelican to Juneau John Marines, Fred Emerson.
 Juneau to Skagway: o. Fitzgerald,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
ELTON EhG5TR0M
 FILES, C. 0. p. SENATE

Mrs. Elton Engstrom, member of the House of Representative for the 1947 Legislature, has filed for the Senate. A resident of Alaska since 1927, Mrs. Engstrom is a graduate of the University of Washington and also has a year of graduate study at the same school.
 A former high school teacher and school board member, Mrs. Eng strom is married and has two sons. Mrs. Engstrom is an active worker in club, lodge and community af- fairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
EUGENE LAM00RE G0ES ON TRIAL;
 ELLEN KILLING
Accused Of Aiding Austin NeIson-FaCes First De-
 gree Murder Charge

A jury was being selected in U. S.. District Court today for the first degrae murder trial of Eugene La Moore alias Austin Rollan who is accused of taking part in the cutting and robbery of groceryman Jim El- len on Dec. 9, l946. LaMoore was implicated in the crime by Austin Nelson who was convicted last year anu sentenced tc hang for the same crime
 Nelson is reported to have broken down a few days before his schedul- ed execution here and confessed to his part in the crime but placing the blame for the actual killing on LaMoore. He is expected to be the Governments star witness in the trial which will take up most of this week before Judge George w Folta
 LaMoore is represented by attor- neys Henry Roden and Joseph A. Mclean who also defended Nelson.
 Selection of the jurors was com pleted at 2:20 o'clock this afternoon with approval Icing given by both sides to seven men and five women. The trial will begin at 10 am. tomor- TOW.
 The jurors are: Kenna Adams, Don A. Baker. Mrs. Ethel w Baker, c. J. Bergstrom, Gus H. Gissberg, Arnold L. Hendrickson, Henry A. Jenkins, Gudmund Jensen, Ross Mill, Bess Y. A1ize and Mrs. George Osborne, all of Juneau; and Mrs. Jane DeHart of Aux Bay Allen J. Marcum was named as an alternate juror
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
Rodney Johnstone.

Rodney Johnstone
 Skagway to Juneau: P. Grover.
 Juneau to Hoonah: William Hor- ton.
 Hoonah to Juneau: Johanna Mar win, H. Daniels.
 Juneau to Sitka Charlie Daniels, Amy Ebonk, w. A. Carson, Mrs. Lar sen, Eileen Singer, w. J. Robertson, A. Pethuska. M Walker. Paul Isaac.
 Sitka to Juneau. Charles Abel, Micheal Shepard II. McElwen, H. K. Roth, Regina Kendall, J. lively.
 Juneau to Ketchikan H. J. Roth, Art Hedley N. Hanson, Mrs N. Han son, T. o. Hanson.
 Ketchikan to Juneau. O. E. Me Donald, Gladys Johnston.
 Juneau to Petersburg C. Hoogen- dorn, E. Jensen.
 Petersburg to Juneau: Henry Ad- sero.
 Juneau to Wrangell. Don McGee.
 Wrangell to Ketchikan: J. J. Dug gan, Aida Bennett
 Ketchikan to Wrangen: J. J. Dug gan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-02
LIONS ENTERTAINED AT WEEKLY MEET BY THIRD GRADE PUPILS

The Lions Club was pleasantly en. tertained at their regular meeting today noon by Miss Pat Murphy's third grade students harmonica band Their first selection was. Mary Had A Little Lamb" and their second number was "Oh Suz- zanna-' For their encore they play ed Blue Bells of Scotland" After the program Tail Twister Ed Chest CT was kept busy collecting fines frcm various msmbers for either being late or addressing memters With the wrong salutation.
 Dean Williams gave report on the Ski Club and told of the dedica- ton that took place Sunday at the Ski Cabin and he also stated that the Ski Tow was put into official use at that time. He also gave a re- port on the Lions Club Trophy for Class c junior Skiers which will De held on February 2l and 22 in Ju- neau. The trophy will be awarded at the banquet that will be held on the evening of Feb. 9. There will be guest skiers from Sitka, White horse, Ketchikan, Petersburg, An chorage, Fairbanks and the North west States.
 A report was made on the Lions Booth at the Golden North Frolic and Frank Heintzleman gave a re- port on the Memorial Library Fund and what has been accomplished thus far.
 Dsan Williams was awarded the free luncheon and it was announced there will be awardings every week The Club had as guests today, Fritz Granere, co-oWner of the Town Hall Recreation Center and Tommy George ST, of the Country Club.
 It was also announced there will be meeting of the Board of Di- rectors tonight at 5;30 o'clock and all members are requested to attend