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HELP DOMESTIC
CHAl1BERMAID- WATTRESs, white,
live In; other help: small family;
must have 1st-class refs. WI. 2346

live In; other help: small family;
must have Ist-eias; refs. WI. S$zs.
COOK. experienced: small family. 3
Phone No. 1853 between 10 an.
snd IL pm. for interview. 10
COOK, white, live In. exper.. local
rsisFsnces; N. no laundry: other help
COOK. houseworker:. live in; fond
..S o. Sniidrsn; a i.ua rs5s. REQUIRED; $2e per
COOK. white. live in. upstairs rm.: !:
o Pfz sSndas ns' .T eh!E So sooS ss
cIH Thprsdsy; =. Boz 5e4-g. Star. ~
ssss; sssSissd. ssil sil Vi. z4szn. sn.oeri @s7
ssa.is e. !s1 s1RS - .ss..s .a'sRsEh zssh s.s +
cSS6dke. eSSSGj .2S SGjsEwoRxER, liv. in, n1s h.,p
with child. must have health card;
$50 per mo: plus uniforms; other
confederate treatment. write, CIV
ing local refs, and telephone num-
cS6K zND GHlEi CIV. eisa ior small lam
ily; live In: references. I'm. 1131.
c;A.w;; "A: IL, t,a.' : vt" SIS plus e.rf:rs. !:
dis1 i - - { l.h,s; Y; sas sss. child: hI;s 4
GIRLS (2). 1 cook. l maid. live IN,
upstairs room and bath. WI. s251.
HousEKEEPER, white. $3.50; fond
HoTsEik1KskPfiR, TH; iiv; Il. G.ofi fun char chars.;
paid holidays snd vacation; refs;
HogsEsikEERRPPEsso ERP so1; and homem.ieri iS for
and posrd, nGins Time salsfs sms az ho@e ssa.
ins|1dss rp;|1qss msn sn snd sndo two scho9lo,.Es
sSgsEKEEfEksMu:, sa1s be settled HI.
s34O am. or HI. 1881 pm. 71s
HOUsEKEEPER.COOK. i've in'1 nj INV,
take complete charge; often have
late dinners; excel. SURROUNDINGS for
sneSsSS,. nSS5sS ssskinSs cSsi,a1.np perm, hhomei
q Children. BUT viii no. s0r; Ss lsaaired iGed
to take care Of them; s22 VIZ. Boz
iotskkEsPkx. sytsfk ssaI white. to live 1s in,
take complete charge Of house. must
ss .s1 ood eSs1 s ad able 9, e keep nop:s p:s
month. Apply after $50 pm,
HOUSEKEEPER, eolored. to take
care Of children; $20-$25 mo-. with
reon and board. Apply u person,
1907 49th st. ne. after $50 pm.
HoUsEKPR., white, care for school
age children and do Homework for
working mother; 5.dey wk. Live In
or out. Pd. vac. after 1 ". sH. 1891.
MAID-small family. . adults; live
Phone Aisss.nssss NJ sssa. liSS'sS Is am. q Il
MAID1Mon: ~ thro1gh odrsTti. II. 1s
refs. be neat, reliable and exper.
N6kssMxiD. III sHssMzxsiiD to live in; chamber
maid-Eattress; assist mother In
Pys Tss: 1ess 81 9sair 9s4l. help sm'l:; is Esf'
snd INV; s2S. EM. iii. 10
NURsEMAIp. white. exper; 70 help
uadr, as sna6sn oehs9 hsp sRa a1sss,s: ss
excellent salary. EN-. SITS. lis
WOMAN, white, to help With light
housekeepirf; cooking and care
Si Of lTsno.i9la WTl isas. boy $40 week; I've .
WOMAN. DIV, GOOD cook, GOOD
kssa sSsndfsss; .sa;,r.S. nys saI q; y cr ss. ssas
SETTLED colored 1ady---Dsytime care
saiaIy. Apply Ii2i = st.. no lis
CAPABLE PERSON for steady en-.
care Of 3 children; no cooking:
Bendix; " day Thurs. and every
other sun. Oh; willing to stay i
or 2 ewes; $50 to start. Ho. 1910.
COLONEL, RELIABLE, iight r.h.v.;
$50 mo-; nice hv. -atrs., Radio. Cali
after 9 Pm: OF Sun, IA. 2121.
SITUATIONS MEN'
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YOUNG NURSERY COVER.
NESS for 2-yr.-old child, age
25-40, French speaking, top
references required: excellent
pay; wonderful environment;
Wash, d. c. Write for par
tfculars. BOX 145-Z, Star.-10
Evening star., 1949-09-17
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATIONS woMEh

COUPLE, colored. desire employment.
band e Is aia Utility ms man. 1 DE. 5i SY5s. T Is.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
SACRIFICE!

and srocery. Approx.
$4,000 stock and fixtures. Only
$500 for quick sale. WIN consider
offer. Doing APPROX. 5000 wkiy.
New register, soda fountain, etc.
Complete. Across from schools. In
Tss.sM1 msSisss RFniy posfssslon m 5aaa DE 4o11
OFF-SALE BEER
-delicat atessen; very modern;
1st-class location: no competition;
top prices; doing very good business;
investigate this wonderful oppor-
tunity: $4,000 required.
CHRIST CHAPLIN
127 B st. Sc. AT. 1894. --17
Bargain-From Owner
Newly equipped restaurant In good
NV. section; "a seating capacity;
reasonable rent, GOOD lease. For
details, call OWNER, ia. 0173
from . 10 pm. lis
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CRYPT
Ft. Lincoln MausOleum

require owner to sac
riflce $1,25s equity In $1,000 space
$500 cash (S542 balance payable
mo. install; no int.). SH. 6695. 49,
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Tv sERVICEMAN

Mid Atlantic Appliances
2046 w. Va. Ave. NE.
The local Admiral distributor has
openings In its service department
for experienced outside servicemen.
Good pay, 40-hour week, vacations
with pay. Call FIR. S261 for fur.
ther information 30
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BOOKKEEPER

For restaurant. white. 81 to 40 years
old. with general ONCE experience
references required, no Sundays.
apply MRS. ROBERTS, 8 to pm.
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CASHIER

Exper.. for self-service super market;
excel. salary. Good chance for ad-
vancement. vacation with pay. Ap-
Lee hwy, OW. o64S. is
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Service Salesman Wanted
Exper. man only. Excel.
working cond., 5-day wk., SAL
ary and comm, paid vacation.
State exper. and age in reply.
Box 2O-B, Star. -1S
Evening star., 1949-09-17
WANTED

Television and radio servicemen
looking for job with future. If
you'll be interested In working in
our well-eouipped and air-condi-
toned shops. Pay commensurate
with ability. Call NE. $500. MR..
Evening star., 1949-09-17

SHOE SALESMAN
Thoroughly Experienced
dren's shoes.
Permanent Position
Ideal Working Conditions
And Good Salary
See MR.. ENGLISH, BOYCE q LEWIS,
439 18th st. NV. -18
Evening star., 1949-09-17

PLANS DRAWN
For residential and commercial build
Ing by an experienced designer.
Hobart 1895. 49,
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Accountancy Graduates
Attention
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN

essential. Must be ca
pable Of handling men and able to
produce volume Of quality work;
to right man. Give details Of ex.
perience In reply. This Is an op-
portunity for an aggressive man
with q progressive dealer in the
silver Spring area. Box 266-B,
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SALESMAN
AWNING SHADE AND VENETIAN
BLINDS
For protected territory; car necessary,
salary and commission. Apply
: WASHINGTON SHADE AND AVN
ING CO., 2021 18th st. NV. Do
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HOT SHOPPES
Employment Office
NOW LOCATED
80 CONN. AVE.
(TAKE NUMBER 20 OR ~
CAR TO CONN. AND h sTS.
N.W.)

SALESGIRLS
Experienced. for new ladies' shoe
dept; immediate employment, per-
manent positions; good salary ar
rangement. Apply 4th door, BOND
CLOTHES, 1885 r st. NV. lis
SALESLADIES
Immediate openings, experienced In
Suits and coats,
Dresses,
eportswear. a
~ E@t Lingerie.
Apply BOND CLOTHES. 1885 p d.
NV, 3rd floor. -18
Secretary-Sten
Experienced. for permanent position
In established real estate Arm.
Pleasant working conditions, with
starting sAlary, S225 mo. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Give
qualifications and essential personal
information. Boz 491-Z. Star. -21
ATTRACTIVE GIRL
Young. wanted As beauty operator.
interested In giving face treatments
only; good salary and commission;
permanent position. Call Me. 2274
for personal interview. -1S
Evening star., 1949-09-17
REPAIRMAN

BUSINESS MACHINES, NC. 1911
g st. NV. 10
Route Man, Dry Cleaning
Experienced. Excellent, established
route open, guarantee, salary plus
commission. Present earnings aver
age S95 week. Responsible married
man only. Phone MIR. ARTHUR,
Evening star., 1949-09-17
TRIICK SALESMAN

TRUCK SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity for man with
truck selling experience to make
permanent connection with large.
well-established Ford dealer. ham
ding q complete line of trucks; lib
eral compensation and benefits;
excellent working conditions, with
full /. cooperation. Apply to truck
sales manager. CHERNER MOTOR
Co. 17&l Florida ave n w liz
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HOT SHOPPES
Employment Office
NOW LOCATED
80 CONN. AVE.

(TAKE NO. 40 OR AZ CAR
TO CONN. AND 81 ST. N.W.)
Evening star., 1949-09-17

YOUNG MAN
Not over 25 years of age, for estab-
lished real estate office specializing
in MANAGEMENT Of large apartment
and office buildings. Experience In
real estate work not essential. TYP
ing ability desired. Salary, $3.50
per week to start Opportunity for
advancement. Call RE. 5000 for ap-
pointment for an interview.
Mark Winkler Management
lily VT. ave. NV, RE. 5000. is
Evening star., 1949-09-17
DRIVER SALESMAN

High school graduate: good working
conditions; 5-day week; for indus
trial laundry route. Write replies
to Box 196-B. Star. rs
Evening star., 1949-09-17

MATTRESSES. experienced Kosher
~ sSsoASss !sss RAsazuR2nD AsR|z z D',iHa; ss
WaiinTHRsIisssRRsss. inHsIisRss white. full or ris psr.
: time. Sun. "a; meals furn. Apply
u person, 3309 Conn. ave. NV,
wEAEiGTaaEEssssEs wEAEiGaaEEssssEs .wanted-p.rt ag time:
white, must be neat and expert
wSMaaN sassa S;ab Ss ssooi c2 psss sssau.t.
equivalent. white. to be- trained bss by
us rs paper min lab. technician.
good marks In mathematics, alert,
steady, good health. disposition and
habits. A little typewriting. Good
opportunity. Live not too FAR from
Wis. and NJ st. NV. Apply IN hand
writing, stating age, weight, height,
snahnsssstiSns qua nsstR q. and phone number.
w0MAN, Norysgisn born. with good
instruction for teaching own lam
gusse. Apply BERLrTz SCHOOL.
WOMAN, middie-aeed, settled, active,
for pleasant position IS cashier In
theater, day and ewes; evening hrs;
experience desired but not nee. Box
RADio 1iS ffsIaEEcrRoNIc pERsoNNsssL,
assemblers. wirers, testers, lahora-
tory assistants, stockroom clerk and
electroplater; experience required.
Applications viii be eccepted 10 am.
to 4 pm, Sat. and Sun. to an new
openings created By plant expansion.
FsoMlc ~ NE AnIlaseo IzsoRA4oSfEs. s4diTEsI NC.
ado. daaa ks1Sri@a ksS sAEs e. nv Il v.xeh.nss' sos
al MsT Invalid. Df SsSb. lis
Evening star., 1949-09-17
LABORER

colored - For modern apartment
Apply MRS. ADAMS, 27O0 wis
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Age 1892, married: 5-day, 40-hour
week; permanent work for depend
able man who can pass physical
40 pounds; good working condi-
tions; $32 so per week to start with
Increases IN pay. Apply Room 602,
Evening star., 1949-09-17
SrTVATioRss Mgp1'

CoLORED, RELIABLE, light R.h.w.
$50 mo-; nice liv. -atrs., radio. ca
after 8 pm: OF Sun, IA. 2121.
Evening star., 1949-09-17

mouse Selllng, on credit terms, nlcs
PGRRsaERs Rsii hass sSi5 lass a8na
sALEsMAN-Youns man for hard.
ware store: Experiencs preferred
son willing to learn. Excellent op-
ssa.qs,ss saszg zR' s soss ssssna co 5s sosn
sxLEsMaN:. x iasi ais: telephone, for prosrau m2s
SALEsMEN for used-car sales, fol
sss ons possSss dsass anmitsa
write Box 465-B, Star. lie
SENIOR CRAFTSMAN, capable, de
signing public bldgs., write specs.
handle architectural work complete
Perm. pos. for proper man. Specimen
SERVICE STATION, expert lubrica
tion man; must be reliable and in
men with references need apply
sRvfeE sTATfon. hsETfe %ai Wisconsin, sIsoSs
sERvIeE sRa Gisef station 1aA ATTENDANT
Must be experienced and have Vir
sinia drivers permit; prefer residen
iRRl4sH;ns HsRcss srsvcE sss NJ cnsTsR RsRefSs ss
ssssfcF sssf r. sTlii sTxrfoN Hsi ArrEsDAlss1 nls
Apply joHNNf's SERVICE STA STA
TIoN, Goth st. and N. 2. ave. NV
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, must b
fully experienced in general shee
metal work; ton wages for rich
man. Apply A. 8. JOHNSON co.
sHoR HE sHrAfRhaxHN sih Ii e III WANTED, Tls mus
BE all around man. 1905 Wise. ave
sSoE ssSfEsMAN. experienced; sal
ary plus comm: Apply JOSEPH
SIGN FAINTER, exper. In both show
cards and commercial work; per
manent, full-time Job for righ
man. Phone ST. s717. is
SODA CLERKS, active, reliable, sobe
and experienced only: 5 or 6 da,
schedule. no nights or Sun. Do no
phone: ALBANY PHARMACY, 17tl
SUPERvISOR-Radio electronic pro
duction testing supervisor "a. c.)
must be thoroughly exper. In trouble
ehoottnE VHF equipment. See Nj
NC LABORAToRfEs, INC, III;
kalorama I'd. NV, on Sat. or sun
betV. 10 Am. and 4 pm. -1S
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
VIVIAN BIVENS CONSTRUCTS
BUILDING ON CALF. AVE.

Construction began this week on
25' go building south of the
Pival Electric Company property on
California Avenue. The modern
concrete block and brick structure
is being put up by Mrs. Vivian
Bivens with Harry Bivens and a
crew of four to eight men in charge
of the construction work.
The building will have two rooms,
Mrs. Bivens disclosed, a 60 room
in the front and IA warehouse. or
stockroom in the back Though not
yet leased by any business concern,
Mrs. Bivens said, the building has
a number of prospective occupants.
1t will be ready for occupancy in
early November, she added
The building being put up by
Harry Bivens adjoining the present
Candles Store is nearing compile
ton, Mr.. Bivens announced today.
1t will be ready for occupancy a
bout Sept 10, he added.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
All LOOk-Outs
But Eight Off
Forest Posts

Eight look-outs were sent up Co.
their points in the Kcotenai forest
Tuesday to hold these posts uus1
general rain. All look-outs were
called down last week when the
rainy weather brought a break Ia
fire conditions throughout the for
est. Danger classes are in the mid
die forties at the present time, Of
ficials report
The following lookout points are
being manned;
Mount Henry in the Yak district
with lookout George Lang IA
charge; Mount Marston in the For
tine district with John Lind Ia
charge; Keller mountain in the Troy
district with Casper Thoe in charge
Swede mountain in the Libby dis
trict with Malcolm Ayers in charge;
kenelty mountain in charge Of
John Scott and Horse Hill in charge
Of Paul Mikesh in the Fisher river
district; Zeigler mountin in the
Warland district in charge of Roll
land Eslinger; Black Butte in the
Rexford district in charge of n.
Mckenzie
No additional look-outs will be
sent up again this summer if fire
remain as expected. Air
detection will be used to supple
ment the look-outs in their fire
spotting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
BoWlers Meet This
Eve to Organize

A meeting of men bowlers is
called for tonight Thursday at the
Keglers to organize for the coming
bowling season. All interested in
bowling are urged to attend.
Four new automatic pin-setting
machines have arrived for use at the
Keglers, there being one for each
alley. According to Ralph Roberts,
the new equipment is expected to
be up and ready for the opening of
the season which is expected to be-
gin about Sept TO-
The Libby Women's Bowling
Team held their first meeting on
Tuesday evening in the Kegler's
Club room with Norma Konen pre-
siding as president
Eight teams were organized. Not
all of the teams are sponsored but
they will be announced later. The
women will bowl Tuesday and
nights, according to Inga
Riddle, secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
Union Champ Team
In SoftboII League

The Libby Softball league stand
ings are pretty well settled with
only the game tomorrow evening
between Merchants and Union left
to play. Should Merchants defeat
Union tomorrow evening, the lea
que standing will not be changed
and Union will head the league
with a two game margin. Should
Union win this game it will have
three game margin.
Last week as we went to press
there was a possibility of Union
tying either with BPOK or Zono-
lite, Zonolite having two games to
play and BPOK one, with BPOK
having eight wins, Zonolite seven
and Union nine Union running
true to this seasons form, took the
game Friday evening from Zono-
lite, winning 9-6. Zonolite defeated
BPOK Monday evening winning
the long end of a go score. These
two games complete both BPOK's
and Zonolite's score, leaving them
in a tie for second place, each hav-
ing won eight games and dropped
seven.
Union has lost only four out of
IA games and Merchants have won
only three out of IA, so while either
team may win, the standing of the
league will not be affected.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
Rural Schools
Have Teachers

Teachers have been placed in all
of Lincoln County's ten rural
schools, acting county superinten-
dent, Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg dis
closed yesterday. The following
teachers have been given positions
District z, Warland-Miss Lenore
Bancroft of Warland, Miss Fannie
Barrick, Warland, and Mrs. Claud
Chase of Ural.
District 8, Rexford-Miss Retta
Nelson of Rexford and Douglas
Rutherford of Rexford.
District 10, Glen Lake-Miss
Donna B. Bowman of Troy.
District IL, Manicke-Miss Lillian
Miller of Libby.
District IA, Fortine-Mrs. Mary
Hatfield of Fortine and Miss Mary
Moses of Fortine.
District Is, Mccormick - Mrs.
Edith Stubs of Leonia, Ida, and
Mrs. w. A. Middlemist of Movie
Springs, Ida.
District 10, Tooley Lake - Miss
Mavis Thompson of Rexford.
District D, Sylvanite-Miss Kath-
crime Larson of Troy
District "a, Yaak-Mrs. Martha
Duncan of Yak.
District SO, Trego-Not yet an
bounced
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
KegIers Drop Two
Games to Bonner

The Libby Keglers travelled to
Missoula Saturday to play Saturday
and Sunday with the Bonner Lum-
berjacks. The Keglers lost both ends
of the bill by close scores. drop
ping the Saturday night game 81
and losing Sunday 5-4
Lee Gehring pitched the Satur-
day night game giving up seven
hits but costly infield errors re-
suited in unearned runs Chris
tianson did the catching in Satur-
days afternoon game John Solem
two hits while Gehring,
Vignali, Bowen, Larson and Smith
each collected one.
In Sundays game Smith took the
mound duties, holding the Lumber
jacks to five runs. A seventh in
ming rally fell short of the opposing
score by one run. Christianson
paced the Keglers in the hitting de
partment with three hits from four
times at bat. Gehring, Jim Roberts,
Smith, Vignali, and Larson also got
hits for the Keglers
This concludes Libby's pre-fair
schedule, which closes the regular
season for the Keglers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR BENJAMIN GARDNER

Graveside services were held last
Thursday for Benjamin Gardner,
SO, of Troy, who passed away Aug
ust 5. The Rev. w. c. Stearns Of
ficiated at the service which was
conducted in the Libby cemetery
where interment was made.
Mr.. Gardner had lived in Mon
tana only a few years, coming to
Lincoln county from Wichita, Kans
He was employed as a post maker
by Harry Tallmadge of Troy
Married in 1880, Mr. Gardner was
preceded in death by his wife He
is survived by two children, a
brother and two sisters.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
Bob Joqueth Weds
Wondo Mouror in
MissouIo, Aug. Fl

Missoula, Aug. IA double ring
wedding ceremony in the First
Presbyterian church last Sunday at
ternoon, August 81, united in mar
riage Wanda E. Mourar, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mourar, 602
South Sixth street, west Missoula,
and Erford Robert Jaqueth. son Of
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Jaqueth Of
Libby
The candlelight service was per
formed in setting Of white gladioli
and aSters by Rev. E. Ray Cameron
at o'clock.
Kenneth Jaqueth, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and Mrs.
Robert Seaman was matron of
honor. Elsie Chilcote and Jean
Glenn were bridesmaids and Gail
Cockrill, flower girl George Mou-
rar, Jr., brother of the bride and
Martin Farris were ushers.
Mrs. M j. Wilcomb, organist,
played the traditional wedding
and Mrs George Pramenko
sang Because" and Through the
Years"
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white satin we'd
ding gown with train. The sweet
heart necklne was trimmed with
seed pearls and long sleeves came
to point over the wrist II was
styled with a fitted bodice and full
skirt. She wore a short veil at
-ached TO d bandeau of handsome
Organza flowers and her lewelry
was pearl necklace. gift of the
groom. She carried an arm bou-
luet of coral gladiol
Her attendants wore natcaino or
9anza gowns and colorcd bandeous
IF organza flowers and carr ga col
lnlal bouquets. Miss Chilcotes cos
ume was lavender. Miss Glenn's
'ellow, Mrs. SeamanS and Miss
'ockrills green
The mother of the bride wore a
Office colored. shadow stripe satin
lress with gold accessories and
oral gladioh corsage. The mother
# the groom wore an amethyst
attn fall costume, with pink acces-
cries and pink rosebud corsage.
A reception followed the cere-
nony in the Jungle room of the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
WILL AWARD CONTEST
PRIZES MONDAY NIGHT

Have you made your guess on
the amount of thread in the huge
Lee Jumbo Rider Overalls adver-
tised in last weeks Western News,
and now on display at the Miller
Clothing Store? These prizes will
be awarded to the three making
the nearest guess.
First prize will be SIS in Lee
merchandise; second prize will be
a Lee Rider jacket and Lee Rider
overalls. Either a pair of Rider
overalls or Lee bib overalls will go
to the winner of third place
The prizes will be awarded from
the grand stand at the Fair during
evenings program. The
winner of the ST, 900 cash prize
given by the Libby Fire Department
will also be announced on Monday
evenings program.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
Libby Schools
TO0pen Tues.

Sufficient progress, through the
splendid cooperation of everyone
involved, has been made in work
on the school buildings so that the
opening of school can now be
definitely planned for September 6.
The first faculty meeting will be
held Monday, Sept. 5. High school
teachers will meet at $3.50 a. m,
and junior high and grade school
teachers at 900 a. m, in room IA
of the high school building.
High school students with but
few exceptions will have com
pleted their registration by Friday
evening, Sept 2. Junior high and
grade students are not required to
enroll previous to the first session
of school at 8:45 a. m. Tuesday.
School will be held only during
the morning Tuesday, except that
high school students are to obtain
their textbooks according to sched-
ule Tuesday afternoon. Regular
full time classes will begin We'd
nesday morning A slight change
in time has been made this year
so that rural students can partici- |
pate more fully in the music pro-
gram. The morning session will |
start at 8:45 and end at HAS the |
same as last year. Afternoon classes
will begin at 100 p. m. and end at !
400 p m, instead of l2:45 and 3:45 |
as last year This will allow enough |
time during the noon intermission |
for the first band to meet and thus /
make it possible for the bus stu
dents as well as those living in
town to participate in this activity. /
Students enrolling in the first
grade must be six years of age by !
December l, 1949. All first grade
students are requested to present
birth certificates when they enroll.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-01
FOREST SERVICE FORECAST
OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There is a storm of considerable
intensity located over the Pacific
ocean some 1900 miles west of
Seattle For a time we had hoped
that this storm would bring precipi-
tation to all areas on Friday night
or Saturday. This storm has now
curved and is moving in a north
westerly direction. Hence, it seems
unlikely that precipitation of con-
sequence will occur between now
and Labor Day.
It is likely that daytime maxi
mum temperature will be in the
80's at low levels and minimum
humidity will be in the low 20%
range between now and Labor Day.