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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
United Nations, Korea, DeadIoeks,
Strikes; A DivineIy Inspired
InfaI|ibIe Formula

HOW TO EXPEDITE ALL TYPES OF NEGOTIATIONS.
CONFERENCES ETC, WHITE HOUSE, u. 5. ST.
PREME COURT, EDUCATIONAL LEADERS, CON-
cREss, PENTACoN, BOARDS OF DIRECTORS,
RELIGIOUS LEADERS, SCIENTIFIC LEADERS,
STATE DEPT, THE GOVERNMENTS OF ALL
NATIoNSi
BY Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S.
May 10, 1s4s l phoned top Chryslsr executives,
Msssrs Hutchinson and Weeker, how to quickly resolve
their strike
Ny introduction Of myself the telephone to
Messrs. Hutchinson and Weckler;
a" the eldest of the four Frushauf Trailer Company
brothers. my blessed privilege TO take the family
out of the German Lutheran Church into Cod's Christ
Coming Of Christ TRUTH the Messiah 10
All Peoples That in January, 1915
FULL TIME CRUSADER
IL the fu-time Christian Science Crusader Of the
family bellows destined to do in Religion what
family already has done in transportation 80"
Mr.. Hutchinson after hearing through said, Mr..
Continued, Next Column, ToP)
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given powers!!
CHRISTIANS GUILTY, TOOL
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EXPLOITATION AND RACKETEERIkCi
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Negro Attends
Cabinet Meeting in
Place Of Mitchell

For the first time in history,
50 far as the White House knows,
q Negro attended a cabinet meet
ing today as the representative
of a department.
He Is Assistant Secretary OF
Labor j. Ernest Wilkins. He at
tended the cabinet meeting at
the White House in place OF
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell, who
was making a speech in New
Jersey.
Mr.. wilkins, a Chicago attor-
ney, was named Assistant Sec
rotary of Labor several months
ago.
Mr.. wilkins told reporters as
he left the White House session
that it was IAN interesting and
challenging experience" to at
tend his first cabinet meeting.
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| West Virginia Banker
Posts SO, 900 Bond
BY ths Associated Press

FAIRMONT, w. Va, Aug. is,
John w. Meredith. dismissed
bank cashier accused Of making
false entries at the First Ma
tional Bank here. posted a cash
bond of $4,000 yesterday before
United States Commissioner L.
T. Eddy.
United States District Attor-
ney Howard Captain said he had
requested that the new bond be
posted The previous bond posted
by Meredith. also for $4,000.
was property bond, not cash.
Mr.. Caplan said today's bond
was supported with remittance
check of $4,000, payable to
United States District Court
Clerk Russell NJ. Barrett and
drawn on the First National.
Meredith. 50-year-old pron1i-
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TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

1900 CLUB AND LOUNGE CHAIRS different styles oil with
oom rubber cushions. with fringe kel peot
skirt. with exposed legs. 90 so
$500 TUETED ARM SOFA, American Heouty moeosse with
reversible spring filled cushions, trim fringe bose 1890
$4,000 TUFTED ARM ALL FOAM LoVESEAT. with book
% "s ne reversible ,0o 'D00s, eO'"'"' e 1853
$4,000 SOFAS different styles oil with foom rubber cushions,
with fringe bosses, with kick peot skirts some with
exposed legs voriety Of fobrics and colors. $500
6s5oo MGM FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA. with fuiwood frome
down and feothe cushion, tufted book and
Covered in lime green n'etoic fobrie-- $500
72oo cocHEo OVERSIZE SOFA tuted arms beck
Covered in rich green fobrie 90
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:
sl9 in assets and custody Of her
twin sons.
Actor jess Barker, the erst-
while husband. has the family
station wagon.
This was the decree yesterday
OF Superior Court. where the
actress suit was vigorously OPP
posed by Barker. The trial last
June included testimony that
Barker threw her nude into the
swimming pool at her home. and
that Miss Hayward stuck a Gig
arctic in his eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM

10000 coMMoDES by kittnge naohooony and sotinwood
econ .------ ----- $3.50
front double dresser mirror double bed and chest 299 90
$1,000 4-Pc ALL MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE by Londstrom
9th Century, consists of double dresser mirror chest and double
bed ------- $4,000
$4,000 ape MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITES Moroonton EorIy
American design. consists Of double dresser. mirror chest ond
double bed $4,000
5o5oo ape. CHERRY ITALIAN PROVINCIAL BEDROOM
SUITES consisting OF double dresser mirror chest chest and
double bed 1896
58I 90 ape FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEDROOM SUITE decoro-
type brushed antique white Consists Of triple dresser mirror
double bed and chest N 425.00
$4,000 6Pc SOLID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE by CONT
nento Consists Of triple dresser bed chest chest
and night tobIes- $500
l5s5.oo e-Pc CHINESE cHIPPENpALE BEDROOM SUITE Of
imported ocoeio Consists Of triple dresser mirror double bed
cneSr ana q niont -6S9.UU
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8 Southern Universities Form Fund Grant Group

Council of Southern Universe
ties" in the charter issued by the
Tennessee Secretary of State.
Besides the University of Vir-
ginia, universities in the council
include Vanderbilt, University Of
Texas. University of North Caro-
lima. Emory University, Rice In
.stitute. Duke University and Tu-
lane University.
DR.. Beach said the councils
program will be similar to that
Of the original Association Of
American Universities, which
was established so years ago to
raise graduate work standards
in the Northeast and West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
BY The A..eeias.d Pres.

!. NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. Is.
"A council Of eight Southern
universities, including the Uni
versity Of Virginia. was incor-
porated yesterday to distribute
millions Of dollars in funds from
the General Education Board of
the Rockefeller Foundation.
DR.. Leonard Beach dean Of
the Vanderbilt University Grad
uate School, said the grants. es-
timated at approximately 81 mill
lion in the next few years, will
be used principally for speciality
scholarships.
The council adopted the name
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nent Fairmont citizen, waived
preliminary hearing earlier on
a charge .of making false en-
tries involving $25,55O. He was
arrested August IL by the FBI
after disclosure Of a $516, 1000
shortage at the bank.
Mr.. Eddy reported earlier that
Meredith's case would be pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Civil Liberties Union
Reps Red Bon Bills
By Inc Assosiot.a Pres.

NEW YORK. Aug. 18.-The
American Civil Liberties Union
has denounced congressional
bills 20 ban the Communist
Party in the United States.
Patrick Murphy Malin, the or
ganization's executive secretary.
said in q statement yesterday
the ban would drive Communists
into "clandestine channels more
difficult to police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
1000 Animals Die in Fire

MONTREAL. Aug. 10 GA
two-hour fire destroyed . hog
and sheep stable in the Montreal
stockyards last night. killing
some 1000 squealing animals
awaiting slaughter and causing
damage estimated at more than
81 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
MODERN BEDROOM

5000 NIGHT TABLE. cordovon mahogany
Ats DouBLE BED, lined oak -------14o5
15475 CHEST ON CHEST lined oak 90
z6575 Ape. BEDROOM SUITE brown cherry, consisting Of
double dresser mirror, chest and double bed $4,000
$4,000 apo. SABLE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE consisting
triple dresser, mirror, double bed and chest $4,000
$4,000 6-Pc LINED OAK BEDROOM SUITE oree pieces
Consists OF triple dresser mirror chest beds and night
tobe.4 $4,000
$4,000 Ape. CHERRY 9 WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE Tomln-
sons Porkwoy Terrace Consists OF double dresser double
bor bed and chest 495.0O
1880 6-Pc. CHERRY coRDovAN MAHOGANY BEDROOM
SUITE consisting Of ~ triple dresser mirror studio double bed
chest chest and night
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MODERN DINING ROOM

SPc piNETTE SUITE eordovon oooony consisting Of
extension tobs dnds4 side ehdrs.4 $50
$4,000 6-Pc. DINING SUITE, lined ook consisting buffet
drop eof table and side ehoirs-~- 1880
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sented to a Federal grand jury
which convenes here the week
of September 6.
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Suson Hayward Gets
Divorce, Twin Sons
By ne A.seeieisd Pres.

BY the Associoisd Press
BURBANK, Calf. Aug. 49,
Actress Susan Hayward has a
divorce today, along with 81 ,293,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Silver Dollars Rure

RENO. Silver dollars are rare
in most Of the United States, but
still are found in Western States
such as Nevada and Montana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

MoRGANToN CHERRY RANCH PIECES
1880 JUNIOR BUFFET
1880 SENIOR BUFFET ------------l2e50
zssso HUTCH CHINA COMBINATIONS ----------- 1880
1880 CORNER CABINET ---l2950
1900 SENIOR EXTENSION TABLE $3.50
1900 SIDE CHAIRS -------------------- 225O
1880 FULL SIZE MAHOGANY BUFFET -------z---- $3.50
s37s EXTENSION TABLE full size Duneon Phye style 1915
'o7oo CHINA. 18th Century. mahogany $3.50
90 so EXTENSION TABLE. junior Duncon Pe style 1915
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MODERN LIVING ROOM

1880 FlRESDE CHAIR by Sondbut Covered green so
$500 DUAL CONTOUR CHASE LOUNGE heavy quality cotton
shoo fobrie. voriey Of eoors to choose from $3.50
1890 ORIGINAL CONTOUR CHAIR. grey bouele grey
elastic combination a. so
10000 FULL SIZE SOFA. by Voey Covered obric
reversible foam rubber cushions 5000
$500 ALL FOAM SOFA, by Brown Sotmon Of California In
terra cotto ---- 1880
green ----------------------299 1900
Gil 90 MICHIGAN SEATING loose pillow back soo with
holsters Covered in metoIc $500
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"cloridse" Modern ripping
line block pottern on green,
peach, rose, maize or blue, or
black and white. With matching
ruffled window dropes ----4.99
Evening star., 1954-11-23

At Prices You'd Gladly Pay for Ordinary Lamps!
Lydian Crystal Expertly Hand Grated in Europe
Made Into Elegant Lamps You'll Cherish a Lifetime!
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Church Services

"The Birth of the King" has
been chosen as sermon topic for
Pastor Tom Shelton at the Chris
ton church, Sunday, at the 11:15
am. service. This will be- the
Christmas observance. A nursery
is maintained during the church
hour.
Christmas eve candlelight serv-
ices at Our Savior's Lutheran
church is set for 10 pm. Ser
mon theme of Pastor Corliss Ras-
mussen is "What the First Christ
mas Meant to the Wise Men" "
Christmas day service at the local
church will be at IL am. Pastor
Rasmussen will use "What the
First Christmas Meant to the
World" as subject.
Pastor Rasmussen also conducts
services at Helena Flats chapel.
Their Christmas program and can
delight service will be Dec. %.
Plans are to present the program
at the grade school. Christmas day
service at Helena Flats Lutheran
church is set for $50 am.
"Who Is the Christ at Christmas"
is sermon theme for Pastor Ralph
Werner at their Christmas service,
Sunday, Dec. 26.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
FuIIs Eastern Sfur
SI0feS Party

Christmas party for the Eastern
Star chapter in Columbia Falls is
scheduled for next Wednesday. 1t
will follow the 8 o'clock business
meeting.
Members attending are to bring
gifts, with price not to exceed 81.
Ladies will bring gifts for ladies'
with men to bring gifts to ex-
change with men. Those having
card tables are requested to bring
one, with luncheon cloth. Visiting
members are invited to attend.
Decorating committee members
are Mrs. Bill Duer, Mrs. Basil Ev-
erin, Mrs. Dudley Greene, Mrs.
Chuck Fields, II. j. Mustell, and
Dan Saurey. In charge of the pro-
gram are committee members,
Mrs. Dan Saurey, Mrs. Joe Mate
ka and Mrs. Walt Nelson.
The chapter met Dec. 8, with
Mrs. Finis Elsethagen, worthy ma
tron; and Dudley Greene, worthy
patron, presiding. Business includ-
ed comforting of degrees. Invita-
tions to the Whitefish chapter
Christmas party, Dec. 20, and
semi-formal dance at Bigfork, Dec.
30, were received. Americanism
committee members appointed
were H. J. Mustell, Mrs. Jack
Merz and Mrs. Joe Mateka.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting by Mrs.
Teddy Andrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Nelson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Al Shay.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Col. Falls M0sons
Install Officers

Columbia Falls Masonic lodg,
officers were installed, Wednesday
evening, at their hall. Installing
officer was Dudley Greene, with
Francis Warnock, installing mar
shall.
New master is Al Shay, Colum-
bia Falls, who succeeds Lyman
Hill, Columbia Falls. Other lodge
officers are Ted Craft, Hungry
Horse, senior warden; Leonard
Lee, Hungry Horse, junior warden;
George Harker, Columbia Falls,
secretary; Bill Kloetzke, Columbia
Falls, treasurer; Chris Chef, Col
umbia Falls, senior deacon; Bill
Duer, Martin City; junior deacon;
Klaas Dewitt, Columbia Falls, mar
shall; George Henderson, West
Glacier, senior steward; John
Steiner, Coram, junior steward,
Dulane Fulton, Columbia Falls,
tyler; Francis Warnock, Hungry
Horse, chaplain; and Noble Lund-
blade, Columbia Falls, organist.
Past masters elected to the tenn
Pile board were Dudley Greene and
Dulane Fulton, Columbia Falls,
who serve with the five elective
officers.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Eastside Ladies Club
Names Officers

Mrs. Bob Marantette was elected
president of the Eastside Ladies
club, Monday evening. She sue
ceeds Mrs. Joe Spencer.
Others elected were Mrs. Joe
Spencer, vice president; Mrs. Ted
Brunelle, secretary treasurer; and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, reporter. They
replace Mrs. Erwin Downen, Mrs.
Bob Smith, and Mrs. Lee Dickey.
Eighth anniversary of the club
was observed that evening, also
tiny birthday candle placecardS
helped carry out the theme. Hos
tesses for the meeting were Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Spencer at the
Bill Kloetzke residence.
A gift exchange was held, with
secret pals revealed. New names
for next year were drawn.
Canasta was played with Mrs.
Ed Jones, Mrs. Brunelle, Mrs. Mar
antette, and Mrs. Mike O'Connor
awarded prizes. Mrs. Jones re-
ceived the door prize.
Next meeting is set for Jan. 10
at the home of Mrs. O'Connor.
Mrs. Jones will be co-hostess.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Methodist Circle 2 Meets
At Mrs. Rogers Home

Circle 2 of the Methodist WSCS
met Monday evening, at the home
of Mrs. Ted Rogers. Mrs. John
Roedel was co-hostess.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Roe
del, with Mrs. Murry Giles in
charge of the program. Mrs. Ken
meth Knapton, president, conduct
ed the business meeting.
Discussed was candy for the
Sunday school Christmas program.
A committee composed of Mrs.
Teddy Andrew, Mrs. Gordon Sau-
rey, and Mrs. Bud Schrock was
appointed to order it. Candy will
be sacked, Thursday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. Andrew. Ladies
of the circle are invited to help.
A Christmas letter was read from
Miss Beulah Rayson, former Falls
minister, now at Robincroft Home
Pasadena, Calf.
Attending the circle for the first
time were Mrs. Leroy Peterson and
Mrs. Dwight Kinney.
After the business, a Christmas
gift exchange was enjoyed. Fol-
lowing this, a pink and blue show
er was given for Mrs. Al Shay.
Refreshments were served at the
close by the hostesses.
Next meeting is set for Jan. II
with Mrs. Saurey and Mrs.
Schrock, hostesses. Meeting date
was changed from Jan. 10 as Par
ent-Teachers Association will meet
that night to select a permanent
meeting date.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
VFW Post and Auxiliary
Schedule Sale and Party

Columbia Falls VFW post and
auxiliary have both slated Satur-
day events.
Public bake sale is to be spon-
sored by the Auxiliary in the af-
ternoon at Davall Mercantile Co.
Now on display in the store win
dow is doll, complete with hand
made wardrobe. This will be Civ
en- away in the afternoon. Mrs. Ray
Barnhart is chairman of arrange
ments. Auxiliary president is Mrs.
Bill Nadeau.
Post members and a guest will
have a turkey dinner, 7 pm, at
McGregor's cafe. Admittance is
1855 dues paid and so cents. Dane
ing will follow. Howard Wilson
is post commander.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
BPW to Give Away
Christmas Basket

A Christmas basket with items
for complete dinner is being Civ
en- away by the Columbia Falls
Business and Professional Women.
The basket is on display at the
Park Mercantile Co. 1t will be
given away, Dec. %.
Committees in conjunction in
clude Mrs. Boyd Walker, Mrs. Ben
Walton, and Mrs. Al Reid, arrange
ments; Mrs. Ben Hyndman, Mrs
Cecil Hudson, and Mrs. Vaughn
Milton, sales committee.
This week, BPW members held
their Christmas dinner meeting,
Wednesday. 1t was followed by a
gift exchange.
Meetings of the year-old club
are first and third Wednesday eve
nings. 1t was followed by a gift
exchange.
Major 1854 project was the drive
to purchase four stop and go lights
for Columbia Falls. The lights are
to be installed this month.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17

Bad Rock Farmers Union meets
Friday, pm, at their hall. Speak
er will be Mr.. BaroSso, state Farm
ers Union insurance man. Christ
mas program will follow. Mem
oers with initials "a through M
are to bring cookies, with others
to bring Christmas treats. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brocken will be hosts.
Circle Eight Square dance club
meets Saturday, 8 pm, at the
multl-purpose room. Beginners as
well as advanced dancers invited
to join. Visiting couples welcome.
Ladies bring sandwiches, with
cake and coffee served by COM
mlttee members.
Bad Rock Home Demonstration
club will hold their annual Christ
mas party, Saturday, 8 pm, at
the Bad Rock Farmers Union hall.
Husbands will be guests.
Columbia Annas Home Demon
stration club will have their
Christmas party, Tuesday, 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Elwyn Mate
ka. Members are asked to note
change of meeting day and time.
Christmas gifts for secret pals are
to be taken to the meeting with
names revealed.
Newcomers club meets next
Tuesday, pm, at the Masonic
hall. It's the Christmas party, with
ladies to bring so cent gifts for
HoSteSses are Mrs. Jim
Clark, Mrs. Lem Davis, Mrs. Duane
Lind, Mrs. Don Steffenson, and
Mrs. Leonard Whitney. Newcomers
are invited.
Eastern Star meets next We'd
nesday, 8 pm, at the Masonic hall.
See story.
Methodist choir practices next
Thursday, 7:30 pm.
Royal Neighbors will hold their
Christmas party Thursday at
pm. at the Masonic lodge hall. The
party is for lodge members, chill
dren and grandchildren. Plan is to
AXE pictures of the party.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Falls Scouts Plan
Christmas Parties

More than 100 Columbia Fall!
girl scouts are enjoying troop par
ties in the final two weeks before
Christmas. Troop meetings viii
then recess until after the Christ
mas vacation.
Sixth grade girl scout troop will
have it's Christmas party, Mon
day, at the home of Mrs. Bob
Smith. Plans include a gift ex-
change, games, and refreshments
served by Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Chuck Hetzer, leaders. Girls have
made Christmas presents for mo-
theirs. Next troop meeting is set
for Jan. 8, at the school.
Girls in the fifth grade troop
were to hold their party, Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Mel Ru-
der. Plans were made in the three
patrols. Leaders are Mrs. William
Lane, Mrs. Pat Kelly, and Mrs.
Ruder. Scouts had a gift exchange.
Fourth grade brownies were al
so to have their party, Thursday.
Entertainment included carol sing
ing. Last minute project was to be
wrapping of gifts girls made for
fathers. Previously, centerpieces
were made for mothers. Troop
leaders, Mrs. Charlie Ritter, Mrs.
Claude Christensen, and Irene
Holien, were to serve refresh
ments.
Gifts and cards were made by
brownies in the third grade. Their
party is scheduled for next Tues !
day at the school. These girls also
made spruce cone corsages. Their
leaders are Mrs. Roy Hickey, Mrs.
Al Atwood, and Mrs. Clinton
Barnes. Another assistant leader is
needed. Mothers or others interest
ed may contact one of the pres
ent leaders for information. Their
next meeting is Jan. 4.
Second grade brownies will be
served hot chocolate and dough-
nuts at their party, 3 pm, Friday,
at Talbot school. Members of the
VFW Auxiliary, troop sponsors,
are serving the refreshments.
These brownies also made gifts
for both mothers and fathers,
them at their last meet
ing. Leaders are Mrs. Norbert
Beaudry, Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs.
Bud Ward, Mrs. Ralph Mason,
Mrs. Jack Stedman, Mrs. "Jiggs"
Hill. Next meeting is Jan. 7.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Falls Rainbow Girls s
Selling Holly SATURDAY.

Holly is to be sold Saturday, by
members of the Columbia Falls
Rainbow Assembly. Advance or
ders were to be placed with girls,
with remaining holly to be sold in
Columbia Falls, Martin City, Cor
am, and West Glacier stores.
The Assembly was to meet,
Thursday, for pm. potluck din
ner at the Masonic hall. Barbara
Countryman has been in charge Of
general arrangements. Business
meeting, including balloting, was
to be at 7:30 pm. A gift exchange
will conclude the evenings party.
Marie Baeth, Martin City, is
worthy advisor with Mrs. Klaas
Dewitt, Columbia Falls, mother
advisor. The Assembly was insti-
tuted March 80. Girls from Colum-
bia Falls to West Glacier area
comprise membership.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-17
Lake Blaine Beavers
Will Meet Jan. A

LAKE BLAINE-Next meeting
of Lake Blaine Beavers All club
will be Jan. 4. Floris Mullins and
Francis Flanagan will serve.
Dec. 9th meeting of Lake Blaine
Beavers All club was called to
order by Charles Lorentzen, presi-
dent, at Lake Blaine school at 8
pm.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read by the secretary, Sharon
Loveall. She also called roll call.
Total members were 13 with one
leader present.
New business was giving of
awards to those with perfect at
tendance. They were Sharon and
Ronald Loveall.
After all business was over we