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The Nome nugget., 1954-06-23
Chamber Hears Of Sanitation And Market Week

The Chamber of Commerce had an interesting noon luncheon yes terday with two special speakers.
 Territorial Sanitary Health In spector Charles Frohman spoke on the surface sewerage system of Nome as one of the chief sani- tary problems that definitely of fered room for improvement. 2
 He had no definite plan to offer, however, for the improvement of the situation at this time under the present circumstances.
 Another observation made by the inspector was the fact that the summer water lines were left open in the winter and contami- mated.
 He told of the big improvement in Fairbanks with it's new system which is kept operating all winter. This system was installed at the cost of almost $5,O00,OOO, it was reported.
 John Paden, of Traders, Inc, stated that his organization hopes to introduce a new buying prac- tice and selling technique for the entire area from Platinum to Bar row.
 They plan, he told the Cham Der, to arrange for a buyers Mar ket Week next March at which time his company will pay the transportation of all the private traders to Nome and return. Pa den feels that they will realize that they are doing a better job of buying for their communities as there will be thousands of sam pies from which to choose instead of buying from out of salesman's briefcase as they have had to do for the past generation.
 He asked for the cooperation of the local merchants to make the Market Week an interesting one for the many visitors who are to be here. The local support will do much to establish this into a reg ular event.
 In addition to Traders rep resentatives, 20 to 25 outstand- ing manufacturers representa- tives will be brought in to meet the buyers. Anything the mer- chants need will be made avail able to them at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-23
Frances Mendes-France Talks With China's Chou En-Lai

BERN, Switzerland, R-French Premier Pierre Mendes France talked for two hours today with Red China's Premier Chou En-Lai. Mendes-F'rance said afterward the meeting gave him reason to hope the Geneva conference might pro- duce "happy progress toward peace in Indochina.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

ALEX. AREA-S250 down to non-or;
2-bedrm,, semidet. home. Full bsmt.,
$50 monthly. incl. everything. Phone
Tor full information. OV. 3-IsSS.
ALEX. .BUcKNELL MANOR - sy
OWNER; 3 bedrooms, plus den; 2
full baths; fenced yard with patio;
approved BY VA; will sell GI; S15,-
800. so. 5-9243. -Ie
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Year-old. a.
bedroom rambler. shaded by huge
de, luxe kitchen with washer and
drier. You. can assume large CT
loan with low monthly payments:
only Sli:250; KI. 9-S227. ASSOC1-
ATED BROKERS.
ALEXANDRIA-No down payment.
no settlement costs TO qualified vet
Semidet. 1-yr. old; 8 bedrms., q
baths. fully tiled, painted bsnlt :,
partitioned plsyroom, elec. dish
GI. SO. s-7875. i0'~10-
ANNANDALE AREA--We have q very
acre for S15.250. Also 9 very Iar9e
GslI M H. s-sios. VERNON on Realty 2iLIS;
AkLINGTON-GI needs no cash, only
small settlement charges. CT ap-
proved. S10,100; $50 per mo. makes
the payments. Semidet., liv. rm.,
Kit, has eating space, equip. witt,
range, refgr., auto. washer, etc: 2
oedrms, bath. II you earn s65 per
week. this viii answer your dreams.
MILKEY REALTY. ia 7-0250, IA.
ARLINGTON FoREsT-Ixe.. a.bed.
room. brk. Colonial with gate from
huge fenced I'd. 10 park. on eul-de-
sac. GI and FHA appraised at S16.-
$50 or assume AZ lEt trust. Has
fun bsmt. with recr rm., equipped
with washer, dryer. gas stove and
LAND signs from Arl. blvd: At M
Edfson 70 213 n. kmerson. IA
, 1e1171.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AAA VALUE - Custom built. center.
hall brick rambler. e3-foot living
room. large dining Il 3 bedrooms.
. tiled baths, fun basement, car.
port; ia-acre lot with hreath-takine
2O-mile view. Very reasonably priced
At S23.950 and win be sold before
Reed, IA, 5-6Sao Seyss.. ia. 5-5e3o1
with SHANNON & LuCHS co.
DE LUXE c0NTEarPoRARY-Luxu.
rious living Is the keynote Of this
sensational new homei Custom dec
GRATED throushout. incl. vall-to-va
carpeting and draperies; 3 bedrms.
and 8 full baths. 15xS3-ft. Nv. rm.
VIII wits pls. areplscs. dream KIT; rec: nm.
I'm. and built-in garage. All this and
located only ) Minis. to Wash.
Priced at only see 500. For appt,
to inspect. call Mr.. KINcAID. ia.
S,SS00; ewes: JE. 1886. SHAN.
FOR QUALIFIED GI-Real cute ..
bedrm, home: "a bsmt., det. gar, hs-
Ch.; OF appraised: 50, $50; oniv $500
On. 500 mo-; no agents. JE. a-933T.
YOUNG M0DERNS win appreciate
.nlS sparkling green rambler on
iandseaped u acre in Fails Church:
$ oeoroomS; fully equipped kitchen;
$500 down. Positively no brokers,
To tnSrect, call JE. 2-1066.
GI APPROVED for sla. 700; immaeu-
late Care Cod = bedrms,, separate
dining area. WESTINGHOUSE Kitchen.
basement. permanent stairs to futnre
expansion on End floor; ali city
utilitieS; walk TO school: $685. down
70 qualified CT. STARNES REALTY
CO. CIR 3-25Il.
II 600 BELOW veterans appraisal:
2.oedroop brick rambler. separate
aining room. fireplace. Westinghouse
Kitchen. basement; walk to school
and all city utilities; price, Sl4.25O,
With S52s down to oualifled GI.
STARNES REALTY CO., CIR. 3-s5If.
4S-FT RAMBLER. SI5,s5O-Brsnd.
new Ideally located on level u.
acre lot, between Tyson's corner
ssnd Vienna. Large living room with
uNusIJa1JSYSp uNs6ssSe JSSpaTats Thse dining ; roSm; ?
full basement with outside en.
1875. METZI IrR-va. once.
Mr.. MASS. AVE. EXT.-A 3-bedrm.
house with lis baths. & closets,
stairway TO attic. light basement,
screened PORCH; wooded lot Slxls4.
Only S1T,950 MRS. BURGESS,
Realtor. 6lca Broad st. OIL. g
seo:aSe GI AppRovEp-s.bedroom,
EXTRA s'Hs LARGE GI -0if arSTN Sfse cfles,sl Roon
de. luxe ceramic tile kitchen: u
bath. screened porch all on Ist
floor; full basement. Cali now 10
inspect IA. $3.50. METzLER-
Va. Once.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSvILE, OPEN - Sl3,95o. new
custom-built ramblers, 3 hdyms.. big
DAYLIGHT bsmt.. lge. de luxe kit, SD
down GI. .10ee down regular. Lo-
Gated blk. west Of Beltsville ele-
mentAry school, on Powder MiU I'd
q. q. BARR CO.. WE. 6-4Sf7T.
BRENTWOOD AND EASTPINE. 2-b.r
ramblers, like new; $500 dn. SPARKS
AGENCY, DU. 1895 or NO. 7-S475
CARROLL HIGHLANDS. sls.e50--2-
hedrm. brick bungalow. with expan-
sible attic. huge wooded lot Quail
fed vet may purchase with no
cash. Call til s pm. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS Il CO.. WA. 7-3900..
CLINTON, "a biz. Of Branch ave-.
Rte. 5-cnstom-bu built. spaciols
Calf rambler, with 2 master-sized
hedrms.. large liF. rm, with frepl
din rm.. ail-elec.. kit. scr, ooref1.
ihle, garage, 300-ft, front. level
and Handicapped lot; Sis, 500. HART.
NAN REALTY. me- Lu. 2.a400l
LU e-ho7o.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
LEX. HWY.
JR. ESTATE
ATFYANnpT
OPEN
SUNDAY, is PM.
ROSEMONT
BOT RUSSELL RID.

II you have a FULL HOUSE. II you
need EXTRA SPACE then visit this
distinguished broom home To-
DAY. Located amidst the towns
outstanding personalities this Rra-
cious Colonial features s bedrms.,
lovely sun parlor. recreation room
and all the comforts of a dignified
home" Excellent terms may be
arranged.
DIRECTIONS: 14th st. Bridge and
Shirley hwy. 10 Ridge rd.. continue
on RIDGE rd. TO Arlandria shop. ctr,
bear right on Russell rd.. continue
to .in1 and house OR from down.
town Alex. King st. to Russell rd..
right to house.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2208 Mt, Vernon Ave, Alex, Va
TIE. 6-2442. XII. BOOTS. TIE. $500
Evening star., 1954-12-19
WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER CPRTNG

04x4 v G1G O1 It41N1
10811 KESWICK--RAMBLER
New. brick, 3 bedrooms. Something
nice: see todayL Price right. out
Conn. ave. to, Kensington, left on
Knowles ave. to Keswick.
9507 Old Bladensburg Rd.
Special 3 bedrooms, garage. porch,
rec: room. fenced lot, near school
and transp. Out Franklin ave-, right
one blk. on Old Bladensburg rd.
10026 Tenbrook-Colon
Home with lots Of extras. Awninss.
comb. storm windows, fenced. 3
bedrms and bath. Redecorated.
Out Georgia ave-, right on Forest
Glen rd., left on Tenbrook.
FOR OTHER YEAR ENDING BAR
GAINS, CALL OUR OFFICE. OPEN
ALI. DAY SUNDAY.
2-bedrm. brick bungalow SIS. $50
3bedrm. brick: garage 1920
Z bedrms.; baths ------- 20,500
THOMPSON & GRAY
EliS uorth TNr pao1tope TT x All m
Evening star., 1954-12-19
LATE XMAS SHOPPER
DE LUXE BRICK RAMBI ,ER
&O AL oIt4Nn 1tf1IMoLE
BRADBURY VILLAGE
2002 HOUSTON RID.
hRnO XnIf en-, q

BRADBURY VILLAGE
2002 HOUSTON RID.
$500 YOU ST. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY l TO DARK
Compare this rambler with any you
nave seen. For price, design, mate
rial and workmanship. This house
features 3 nice size bedrms.. Ige.
Kit, liv. rm.. with firepl., colored
tile bath, bsmt. and built-in garage.
For S17500 with terms. Direc-
tions: Out Pa. ave. s,e., left on
Southern and right on You st. to
open sign.
MUssELMAN REALTY CO.
RE. $4,000; Ewes. LU. 2-955s
GI-TREAT YOURSELF
Buy this nice bungalow of Richie
Td., Forrestyille: l acre. full bsmt..
insulated. S5S7 dn.,. $50 mo-, incl.
everything; very clean. Cali Mr.
Fortin. 10. s-s390. 10. s-5s37.
COX & co.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
In
Arlington
Heights

Modern brick Colonial; 3 bedrms., Q
baths, rec rn.. screened porchs
level lot; garage; quiet street; nr.
everything; Sl9,950. on cow terms.
WALKER. INC.
AID. 4-2644 IA. 2-52S0
Evening star., 1954-12-19

TALL, TREES

On an acre hilltop. in an
established community Of more
expensive homes makes this
rambler q rare opportunity.
The 5 rooms are all large with
true picture windows and the
family-sized kitchen is eozy
with natural wood cabinets.
For further information please
call Mrs. MacGuineas. OIL. f.
4191.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
GI-NOTHTNG DOWN

Only S27o settlement. charges and
full hsnlt.; firepl. in liv. rm., full
din, nm: . blks. from new CAroie
Highlands School Mr.. Weller, AP
T.ARo1 10 GsR21
Evening star., 1954-12-19
PRETTY AND NEAT

PRETTY AND NEAT
Sl3.750- GI APPROVED
Most attractive 3-bedrm, corner brick
rambler; GE ali-elec. kit. with dish
washer; storm windows. level lot;
only 10 mi. from D. C. line; conv'
to Langley Park shopping; CT
terms. Call HE. 4-640O today,
HUGH T. PECK
1850 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
H. J. KORZENDORFER
OIL. 4-S111 It'll 8
NO MONEY DOWN CT
No Payment Til March
3 BEDROOMS, $14,990
4 BEDROOMS, $16,45O
fRarraobiov, naarn ~~ktz~~n

Large Lots With Grown Trees
] Blk. to New Elementary School
Blks. to Huge Shopping Center
Blk. to Transportation
Sample Home Furnished by Lans.
burgh's. 49,
Out New Hampshire ave. to Univer.
sity lane. turn left to. Carroll ave-,
turn right to Open" homes.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co,
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. s-644O
CLOSE-IN CHEVY CHASE
4 BEDRMs.. 2h BATHs-S27. 800
This home is different, not square
Colonial. but built on split-leVels.
Huge living room-dining room COM
blnation. now separated into 2
rooms with bookcases; full base
ment. built-in garage. This is the
home for the family. Vacant: i'm
mediate possession. Shown by
appt. Ewes. and Sun. WO. $4,000;
daily, 8 AMT pm. EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-12-19
SILVER SPRING
CIT.VER SPPTNG

011I 41AV NJ 3V44N
10000 Hayes ave-. open 2 to 5. ON
Of the incest brick ramblers ever Of
fered. Features 2 bedrms.. .ful
bsmt., flrepl.. wonderful large kit.
Anchor fenced yard. aluminium storm
for S13,bO0, no money down to CT
Out Georgia ave. to Dennis. righ
to Hayes, left to house. S1GLEE a
CO 10 4-83S3 LO, 6-41o2
Evening star., 1954-12-19

3-BEDRM. BRICK
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
$15,950
NEW SPLIT LEVEL in excellent lo-
cation for SCHOOLS AND PARK.
English-type bsmt., equipped kit.
ING VALUE with excel first trust.
Drive out Arlington blvd, to N. Lex
ington. turn left, then right. and
continue on Carlyn Spring rd... then
left on Kensington to 5646 4th st.,
n. OPEN 5ATURDAY-SUNDAY. /
TIL dark.
MacPHERSON-MORRIS
BUILDERS IA. 5-s343
Evening star., 1954-12-19
SILVER SPRING-OPEN 1-6
OFF FRANKLIN AVE.
A. REDROOMS 2 BATHS

N3O7 Wire ave-, . real terrific buy
bedroom and bath on. 1st floor
fireplace, rec. rm., detached garage
priced, S19.950. owner has dras-
ticaily cut price to S17.950 for
quick sale; Drive out Colesvilis I'd
right to sss 1907 "'''' ' W
JU, 9-1l03, RA. 3-36S5.
- RATTTT r. PrAT. ECTATE
Evening star., 1954-12-19
NOTHING DOWN

NOTHING DOWN
$f2 mo. pays all, Christmas special
3-bedrm. bungalow; nice-size liv
rm., lge.. kit. refgr., range. modern
bath, side-screened porch, rear utii-
on beautiful lge. lot, fenced rear
yard; Al cond.: vacant; Gl ap.
proved $l1,000: nr. Wheaton City
close trensp,, schools. RA. 3-4SS4
HU. 3-3S16. CHAPMAN REALTY
Evening star., 1954-12-19
GI-1NoN. oN.QI-sERvIcEMAN
OPEN, sg-6
NEW BRICK HOME

OPEN, .H-b
NEW BRICK HOME
POWDER MILL ESTATES
10S07 POWDER MILL I'D.
SEE ToDAY--New 64-ft. brick ram
bier: lovely. bedrms., newest-styled
lot 90x140. Only A blks. to new
High Point High School: rapidly
developing area. Terms or trade.
See MR.. NICHOLAS on premises.
HUGH r. PECK
1850 New HAMPSHIRE Ave. HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1954-12-19
1924 BARRETT LANE

OOS1 01A1E1CJ L111VE
Luxury home for the small family
Custom built williamsburg rambler
in exclusive Edgemoor. Living room
with glass wall overlooking beautiful
private grounds, separate dining
room. equipped kitchen and lamndry.
2 twin-size bedrooms, 2 baths; ga
rage. Adjacent lot available. Dir. ::
Out Bradley blvd. blk. past Ken
to home.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
OPEN 1-DARK

DIRECTIONS: Take Rte. through
Alexandria 10 TIuntington ave. tsbout
"a mi. below city ljmitSl. turn right
to Telesraph I'd. left 70 Sharon
Chapel rd., right to open house.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 TIL Q
ARLINGTON. NORTH
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--lAD.

u ROOMS AND BATH. fun bsnt.
nice fenced yard; Ice. screened from
porch. Upper Marlboro on paved
street. $16. 500, terms or win renl
for SIO0 mo. ZANTZINGER CO.
245 : st NV. Ma. S-5371; eyes.
Gi-No settlement cost, no down pay.
ment. S7S per month pays. ali, 3
bedrooms. basement. dining room
only S1l.500. Call now. Mr. Dotson,
70. 4-4919. cox q CO.. UN
CAMP SPRINGS. open sun. / GIL
dark; 1923 Branch ave. s.e.---NeW
brick rambler, featuring liv. rm.
with firepl., din. alcoye, kit, 3 bed
rooms. bath. fun hsmt.. 100x217
wooded lot; S14.950.
CT APPROVED Masonry rambler,
liv. rm. with firepl.. kit, 3 bedrms..
ut;l rm., bath, gar. lO0x2S7 lot;
$I0,550 Mr.. PUFFENBERGER,
CHILL uM--0REEN MEADOWS
VET OR NON-VET-6900 RIGGS RD.
Near intersection Of Ager I'd. at East
West hwy. mod. o-rri. det. home.
Fenced lot. Close TO stores and
transp. May rent, Open Sun. / to
06IA. EbGS.s FbA. 3-0O0Z.
AUERBACH & CO. D1. T-6501
MOUNT RAINIER
Open Sunday =
Home with incoile, 2901 Bunker Hill
rd.., . bedrm. Cape Cod with fully
equip. bsmt; apt. Conveniently 10
Gated. gas NV, fenced yard with
r.aSonry garage. VA appraised.
ss1t,G9o. iass Call Mr.. Murray. La.
YPETSy ~ NrEpF ~ EErrv , ,aa
WEST HYATTsVILLE
xmas Saao special! Price. Sl0;5oo. only
tached brick. Two bedrooms. Tile
bath. Bendix washer, modern heat
Ideal for couple or small family
Near Queens Chapel and Ager rds
fa'mfnsi ssETsEazN aEs ysEs los SEAETy sT yssesat t
ssI.05S ssII@05sSoihieeIIlSEHzisEN1FF iseI. sE4TEEHENF
Three-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.,. gas
heat, equip. kit. Anchor-fenced lot,
'aoI storm oS Ssashss: shes. IT,, year 9ld; - a.%
occupancy. What O Christmas giftl
In Md. conv. to new school and
shopping center, just beyond inter-
section Of Southern ave. and 8.
Capitol st. sc. FRED SMITH, 10.
OPEN l TIL 5 SAT. AND SUN.
5000 RITTENHOUSE ST, Riverdaie.
Md.-Attrac. 6-rm. detached house.
on lge. corner lot. 9Ox15o. This
home has been completely renovated
Also 3-car det. gar. l blk. from
the new Riverdale School and within
walking distance of stores and
transn. Priced S13,950. OIL. 2-s90S
GI-S75O DOWN, S7O.S9 MO.
6-room colonial. lovely modern In
terror. circulating fireplace in din.
rm:. beaut. lge. kit. Miss Dillon.
COX & CO., UN. 4-152R. 30
Evening star., 1954-12-19
6O16 BRADLEY BLVD.

OUIO bnAOIEY 7 BLVD,
Suburban Bradley Woods setting, a,
pretty as Christmas card. Brick
Williamsburg Colonial with SLATE
roof, living room with bay window
and fireplace, formal dining room
study. powder room. kitchen WITH
paaelss siae ssd,aqm! breskfest .tp. Tqpom 2 twin:
noored storage attic. Attached, q
car garage,
Evening star., 1954-12-19
OPEN / TILL 6
S14.95O

JUST $3.50 DOWN
709 list AVENUE
N. zA1zxK. IN. A-1b2e
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Falls Club Calendar

VFW Auxiliary meets next
Monday, 8 pm, at the town hall
Lunch committee members are
Mrs. Joe Mateka and Mrs. Art
Lyngstad.
WSCS Circle 2 of the Methodist
church will meet next Monday at
the home of Mrs. Ted Rogers. Mrs.
Amy Maher will be co-hostess.
Mrs. Gordon Saurey is to have
charge of the program.
Circle l of the Methodist church
meets next Wednesday afternoon
Hostesses are to be Mrs. Jim Lee
and Mrs. Ernest Rutherford.
BAD Rock Busy Bees club will
hold an afternoon meeting next
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Err
win Kloock. Annual picnic plans
will be discussed.
Columbia Falls Rainbow Assem-
bly, will hold their first initiation
next Thursday, 7:30 pm, at the
Masonic hall. Eastern Stars and
Masons are invited to attend. 1t is
the final Assembly meeting before
summer recess during months of
July and August.
Bad Rock Farmers Union will
meet next Friday at their hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sparks are to
be hosts for the evening.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
14O at Lutheran
Bible CI as S e s

First week of Bible school saw
an enrolment of 140 pupils a
Our Savior'S Lutheran church
The second and final week is II
progress.
All classes are enjoying the film
on the Ten Commandments.
kindergarten teacher is Mrs
Frank Yerkes with helpers, Mrs
Bill Schmidt, Mrs. James Friske
and Judy Kamrud.
Beginner teacher is Mrs. Cora
Larson with helpers, Mrs. Fred
Schroth, Mrs. Bill Knapton and
Elizabeth Grondin.
Juniors is Mrs. Jean johnson
with helpers, Dolores Anderson
and Margaret Ryan.
Senior teacher is Mrs. Norman
Bergen.
Parents are invited to the
church Friday afternoon to see
craft work and work books of the
children. Hours are 2 to 4 pm.
Coffee and cookies will be served.
Award Sunday will be June 20
and Sunday School will end with
a picnic June 81. There is no Sun
day school June 81.
Sunday school classes will re-
open in Sept.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
General w S c S
Discuss Change

Morning worship time change al
the Methodist church was discus
sed when the General WSCS met,
June 2. Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler pre-
sided at the meeting.
Favored seemed to be $3.50 am.
service. Sunday school for primary
and beginners would be held at
this time, also, with juniors at
tending the church service. Church
members and friends are urged to
express their views to board
members or Rev. M. o. Smith.
This would be effective only dur
ing summer months.
Also announced at the WSCS
meeting was the June 27 church
service. Miss Beulah Rayson, for
mer pastor, will speak at the II
am. worship. Conference Montana
is slated for June % through 81 at
Kalispell. Local residents hope to
attend meetings.
Wednesdays program was led
by Mrs. c. L. Laughlin. She gave
a book review of "The Greatest
Story Ever Told" by Fulton Ours
ler. Circle served refreshments.
WSCS program for July and
August will be announced.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Rainbow Assembly
HOnOrs Seniors

Members of the Columbia Falls
Rainbow Assembly who were 1854
graduates of Columbia Falls high
school were honored at their
meeting last Thursday.
Girls were Sally Seymer, Jennie
Lee Green, De Loris Parker, Myr-
ma Beatty, Susan Rupp, and Carol
Hill. Unable to attend were Anita
Lundblade and Janet Rickert.
Tiny diploma" with flowers were
given girls by Mrs. Jack Forsythe,
chairman of the board.
1t was announced by Caroline
Hyndman, chairman, that a box
social was slated for July 8. More
details will be announced.
First initiation by this new As
sembly is slated for next Thurs
day, 7:30 pm, at the Masonic hall.
Eastern Stars and Masons are in
vited to attend.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Honor Jerry Barnhart
With Birthday Party

Jerry Barnhart observed his
fifth birthday anniversary, June l,
with a party. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Barnhart.
Guests were James and Terry
Friske, Mary Sue and Tommy Ea-
son, Duane Gardner, his cousins,
Gayle, Vickie, Frances, Mary, and
Donald Barnhart, and his sister
and brother, Joyce and James. Fa-
vors were given and birthday re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Barnhart's guests were
Mrs. j. c. Etson, Whitefish, and
Mrs. Della Clark.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
PicnicsCompIete BrownieYear
by Mrs. GLADYS Shay

Summer recess for brownie ano
girl scout troops in Columbia Falls
has begun.
The three brownie troops had
Individual picnics for their last
meeting activity.
Troop l, with Mrs. Charlie Rit-
ter and Mrs. Les Nadreau, leaders,
had their picnic at Woodlawn
park, Kalispell. Mothers assisting
were Mrs. Jack Schumann and
Mrs. Harold Aldal. Various han
dicraft projects were completed
during the year.
BROWNIE TROOP 2
One of the last projects for
brownies in troop 2 was an April
tea for mothers. Gifts given were
tea towels the girls had made for
mothers. This troop had 20 girls,
with Mrs. Al Atwood, Mrs. Nor
bert Beaudry, Mrs. William Lane,
and Mrs. Roy Hickey, leaders.
Troop 2 had picnic near the
Mike O'Connor home as their fin
al meeting. Girls laid and followed
IfallS curing the picnic.
BROWNIE TROOP 8
A fly-up ceremony and "cook-
out" were enjoyed by Brownie
troop 3 members last Thursday. 1t
was held at Woodland park with
Mrs. Pete Anderson and Mrs. Pat
Kelly, leaders. Fourteen wings
were presented. Girls are now eli
gible to be intermediate girl
scouts. They received registration
cards, also.
Receiving wings were the nine
girls who have been in the troop
since it's organization three years
ago, Linda Anderson, P ty
Harris, Marjorie oerner,
Sharon Kelly, Patsy Morris, Terry
Ritter, Diane Staley, M ars h a
Thacker, and Irene Wolvington.
Others receiving wings were San
dra Barnhart, Susan Fish, Sharon
Lane, Sharon Potter, Barbara
Platz, and Cheryl Skyberg. Girls
eligible for wings, but who have
away, are Pamela Grover,
Carol Ogden, and Lynda Walker.
Troop 3 girls divided into pa
trolls two weeks ago. Each patrol
was given a destination, the town
hall, post office, and Cedar Motel.
Enroute they were to learn several
items, note others, and report on
same. Refreshments served at the
Anderson home concluded the
Their last project was
woven nylon yarn hot dish mats,
which were given mothers.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Mustells Attend G. N.
Veterans Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mustell at
tended the annual meeting of the
Great Northern Veterans asSocia-
ton in Minneapolis Saturday
There were 1,475 at the Radisson
hotel luncheon and over 1900 at
the dinner.
Members of the association are
Great Northern employees with 25
or more years of service.
Mustell retired Oct. IA, 1858
having been depot agent at Col
umbia Falls since 1918 and with
the Great Northern since 1905.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Fete Mrs. Gurn Fowler
With Birthday Party

Mrs. Gurn Fowler was honored
with a birthday party, June 1. 1t
was her sixty-fifth birthday an
niversary.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fowler were Mr.. and Mrs.
Darwin Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Frazier, and Mrs. Richard
Sparks.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
evening. Refreshments, including
traditional birthday cake, were
served.