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Evening star., 1955-07-13

* ACRE: 4 bedrms.: S19,5OO. Out
Z side country space. inside George
town favor. Built-in desk, chests.
West hwy, 5 min. U. Of M 20
min. downtown D. c., 10, Sill. Spg
Mr.. shopping, schools. bus. Substan-
tial cash required. Ewes, HA -
ala, NO. 7-5494, days. MR.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED, only S14.-
sS15, with SIPS dn. to veteran: D.
bedrn: rambler with lse; liv. rm.
pl.. kit. with breakfast bar. ALL
!. BRICK CONSTRUCTION. Situated
-,cn lge.. beaut. wooded lot in Sea-
brook Acres. THOMAS r. HALEY.
Realtor. Lanham. Md. AP. 7-8300.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

HOUSES BY HUGHES. Hyattsville
location-Cozy little bungalow; de
luxe, up-to-the-minute kitchen, full
bsmt.; transportation ct corner;
walking to lge. SHOPPING center
and schools. Moderate .do GOWN pay
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400 til
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ARL., N.-RAMBLER
A New Luxury Rambler
First Time Offered

Located in North Arlington's fine
controlled home community, this
spacious center-hall brick CO.
lonial rambler. containing 3 bed
rooms. den. 2h baths will appeal
to the buyer seeking q fine RAM
bier OF conservative design: stu
ated on q wide lot with lo5-ft.
frontage. 1t is in community
where no two homes are alike and
is conveniently located to the
scenic Georse Washington Me-
mortal Parkway. the WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club, the STRAIT
ford Junior High School and Mary
mount Catholic School: rooms in
clude Gift. entrance hall. living
room u6x22l with paneled fire-
place wall and large picture window
overlooking walled garden; full
dining room (l2x13). den (12xl2),
master bedroom 13x16) with pri-
vate tiled bath. two other bed
rooms and tiled bath. A most at
tractive feature Of this home IL
the kitchen with artistic Colonial
bay window and offering built-in
GE range and wall oven; luxury
GE refrigerator. dishwasher and
DISPOSAL. The full basement con-
tains finished recreation room
t2Sx3O, with fireplace and out
side entrance; mans workshop
half bath; attached garage.
$35 800
George Mason Green Co
REALTORS 1NsURoRs
Exclusive Agents, IA. 4-140(
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL.-Rirht
on the ,each Modern spts and
REHoBorH ssSiaee BEACH@Modern ,-sess. spts'.
$50 .SD s6S \ FEDRooMS TE s6sSaS SArr,- a. li.,.
ardson Manor. ocean front, 49th
g., Ocean City. Md. Phone Ocean
OCEAN CITY, MD.-ocean-frops
apt, incest on beach. Swim. fsh
from door. Avail. Aug. 10. Sl25
MD. COTTAGE-Ideal for children;
Sklys July Is to 30. PETo, JU.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-For rent. st,r..
very mod. 2-bedrm. cottase. sun
deck, l0o:it. from beach, OF, "
BETHANY BEACH. DEL,--New DO
luxe 2-bedroom- and -bath cottage:
$50 week Eyes. EN-. 2.69I6.
FENw1CK ISLAND. near Ocean City,
Md.--Modern apartments. Va block
from ocean. SOB q week: aysilahls
at any date. Write MRS, MELVINE.
PARSONS. Selbyville, ID or phone
Dickinson T347. t<'
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Langley Pk.-$13,950
Low Monthly Payments
: ASSUME 4To CT LOAN

Detached brick rambler in immac-
ulate condition: living room dining
room combination, modern kitchen
with dinette space. dishwasher.
garbage disposal. etc; 2 bedrms.
Ses 0ssn ars. 'n ot neiosed WITH Mn An
thor fence. First trust $10.079.
.payable S775U per month, includ-
Ing taxes and insurance. Cali Mr..
{. MCINTOSH, Elk. 3-24S0; Sundays
,Snd ewes. AD. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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TAKOMA PARK

Rambler, all brick: 3 bedrooms. rec
lreation room, modern kitchen; good
lot. excelle neighborhood
Schools. shops and bus close by
Owner Transferred to Florida, Yoal nan
. Call usI
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s,HAYTTSVILLE HILLS
Approximately "a acre. shaded lot.
with this 24bedrm. bungalow: large
Rxpansible attic. fireplace In living
room, seperate dining room; full
basement. VA approved, S11,675.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
IN. Alice WA. 1885
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LANGLEY PARK

LANGLEY PARK
II will pay you to inspect this lovely
brick bungalow. Immaculate con-
dition throughout. Living room with
fireplace. 2 twin-sized bedrooms,
large kitchen with all electric equip
ment. Rear screened porch adjacent
to wooded park.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1865
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HOUSES TO BUILD

HOMES OF ANY STYLE, any size
built and financed on your lot al
Aowest prices. For example; beaut
3.hedrm. rambler with full bsmt.
III 800 The KIMBRooK CO.
UN. 4-slel. evenings. uN. 4-1515
--15
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LANGLEY PARK
S14.950

Two-bedroom brick rambler on q
quiet street facing park and close to
shopping, school and bus. Huge
living room with fireplace and pic
s sna FIJI Snns area Resr sfessn eoa
crete patio and porch. For details
call MIR. Hunt. OIL. 6-690S. -
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
aao0 18th St. NV. CO. 5-0222
Evening star., 1955-07-13
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE AND oFFiCE-Nev
mod. etneient; sinsle.stSTy gle: olGS; ,Ix:
air conditioned once. Exceptional
opportunity. HO. 2-5e04 between
$3.50 and 4:30.
DOWNTOWN. rear pos 3 st. NV.
on 4th floor, with elevator; 81 5C
per mo. Ma. 5000. -17
10000 so. FT.. all on one floor;
northwest. centrally located mod,
ern brick BLDG: 2 loading en-.
frances: very low rental. Box 81
NJ. Star. -l3
WAREHOUSE, eoxSo and 10000 It
Call Tower e-6i45,
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE sPAcI
APPROX. 1000 SO. Fl.
mod. ofices. centrally located, Cal
Ii. 7-92a1. II01 Ind st. ne. 1T
4,400 SO. FIT.
Brand d-nev one-story bldg. Ioadini
dock and drive-in. ciese-in Be
5000 SO. FIT.
Brand new. one-story BLDG. with, re,
cessed loading BAYS. 15-ft. ceiling
8 toilets. Unit gas heaters. Excel
10000 SO. FIT.
New, one-story bldg. With tailboart
loading doors. 1000 So IT. air.
conditioned ofices included. Con
venient ne location.
Weinberg g. Bush, Inc.
1907 H St NV. MA. $500
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housfs EoR sALLMp.
OPEN HOUSES
20 PM WEEKDAYS

priced from sl7.s5o q
So SoSp + 5ab1IkEsTFiis' 5abIkEsTFiiss' bbsIfFRss bbsfFARss sS;
CLINTON, At Pineviev Lane and
Woodyard road
MOORE & MOORE
RE R-Qn6l
Evening star., 1955-07-13
!, LANGLEY PARK

n you want 8 bedrooms. Q baths.
plus separate dining room. large
living room and full basement, all
on q level lot. this home has IL!
oClose to schools. Transportation
a-And shops. Only S1S.750. GI.
Terms 10rs cash. Don't miss this!
sjF x ROBERT E. LOHR
ME-. $4,000 RA, $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-13
DICKEY'S

DICKEY'S
At,4b0. reduced bargain. White as
,bsstos 5.room house. only S375
down, S69 mo. pays everything
Z t4-ft. bedrooms, lge. shady lot; y
~, slock scI new oycp school; s BUS stores N.S SS
-'foot. Ar. T-s0sO.
x 70 HAVE
Green Meadovs-4 bedrms... 2 baths,
3ssp:: din; Sm'. .aoI, SolonIiA lSnne,ns home; ?
downtown bus. Reduced $500 be-
II,low appraisal. $500 down. GI, S67
mo, principal, interest. Would sell
.tfonventional with large down payt.
AMP. S-S0S0,
sac THE
Snnnybroek - 3-bedroom masonry
home. / block new high school:
alumni. awnings. trees. good eleva-
stioh give cool breezes. Full bsmt..
nTsc a.r s stairs nc to storage e.. sisls;
adj approved. $3.50 down. s8O.sl
mo. principal, interest or would
h.ssll FLA. AP. 7.s0s0.
,.il VALUES
Cheverly. Shady N acre with a
foom. bath, bsmt. home which
pseds 2 handy man. Now rented
$500 full down payment including
Settlement tcouid sell up TO 2
acres) even has oil h.-w.h. and O
fireplace In large din. Im.:
q Needs paint and . handy man, A
real nice home. 1901 cath ave. 10
',the address.
asl p60e 4sth Ave, HOLLYWOOD.
Ashedrm. rental. SEQ mo. lease.
% blocks school,
Cheerful prompt appraisals II you
Evening star., 1955-07-13
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

Wanted, Empty Store
With parking facilities, In greater
Silver Spring area. Call RE. T.
9124, between 8 am. and z pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
II ST NV

H ST. NV.
Between 18th and 18th. Dignified
one-story and mezzanine limestone
bldg. containing approx. 1900 So
IT.. near Govt. bldg, Roger Smith
Hotel. Kiplinser, Metropolitan Club;
air conditioned.
Weinberg & Bush, Inc.
1907 H st. NV. MA. s-bb00
-13
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RARGAIN

D-bedrm. brick: excel cond.,. nr.
ID. c, Under $4,000. CTTY-WIDE
REALTY. HA 2-S5IS IA
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Don't wait tilI the invitations
come plon your prettiness nov!
Left to right:
Jocquord for women! We love to see YOU II
the excitement Of color red o. blue royon toffeto
sprooed with jocqlord embroidery its petticoot rufed
with nylon tulIe Sizes l6l2 to- 22h $I7.Qo
Second Floor Street and OF Conn. Avenue
Velvet for misses! This beoutiful black shoped
through the prettest ten inches Of your figure Block
royon toffeto curves the bodice flares the skirt Sizes
l2tol6 slo.oo
Second Floor Street and ot oil bfonch stores
Loce for Juniors! Every inch Of il rustlno over
toffeto and curved IN q beautiful line Blue, red or
beige in sizes 7tol5 s22.oo
Fourth Floor Street ond OF Bethesda Conn Ayenue.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Handsome
Winter
Dress oats

JsHeII KNOWS eAuCty Wnut YOU W0Ht
81. slim dress coat for the
gedtIe suits, the black you wear!
Nouroy our October story holds much excitement for the
sophisticoe polished coots fur froted coats ph-toch
coats range Of beout msted tones wrapped coats ccped
coats almost all Of them yery slim coos collection thot
proves oso tot Jelefg ooys sDerybOdys coat store
Pictured left to right:
Bows and buttons for JUNloRSi .... block mogc
Worumbo with its cordioon neckine soened by domotic
bow faced with pink sdebutton deong oso in brown focsd
with beige Sizes sols. $40
The ieweled black coot for MISSES! Forss-
monns polished block wool silver Of line slim ns the
dress you weor with jewels hdnke the small color Also e
brown, sizes s 70 l5 $llO
The two-tone tuxedo for WOMEN! stunning
manipulation Of tone On tone Frosted deepple plush chor
cool grey swept with light grey ond Mm lined poportioned
sizes 10 70 20 1899
JeIsf coos Third Flor Street, ries' ond pnos'
oho Of shEnston Silver spnno. Conn Avenue
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Libby Tops F q | S
As Shipping Point

Columbia Falls record year for
incoming and outgoing shipments
over the Great Northern apparent
entlysdid not top Libby as the Kali
ispell divisions No. l shipping
point during 1854. Libby has been
the divisions leader for years.
Columbia Falls outgoing lum-
Der shipments were over $500 car
loads for the year, and incoming
shipments, mostly for the AAC
plant were 1000 carloads.
Libby, according to the Jan. 13,
issue of the Western News had
4,505 carloads of lumber shipped
by ]. Neils Co., up from 1851 car
loads in 1858, and 237 carloads in
transit, with an additional 4,06C
carloads of logs sent from the Kop-
tenai to mills in Idaho and Wash
ington. This was bug infestec
spruce. ~
Inbound shipments of material:
purchased by J. Neils, totaled 80;
including 152 tank carloads of pre-
servatives, II tank cars of motol
fuel, "a cars of road oils and salt
So carloads of merchandise for the
retail department, and II cars O
| machinery.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
John Officer Takes
st. Lawrence Job

HUNGRY HORSE-Information
received here is that John Off
Ger, former assistant field engineer
at Hungry Horse during construc-
ton OF the dam, is going to work
for the powerhouse contractors on
the st. Lawrence Seaway project
Officer had been with the con-
tractor on the Ohio river atomic
energy development.
Former Hungry Horse Project
employees on the st. Lawrence pro-
ject include Charles Palmetier,
former Hungry Horse office en-
gineer; Moore Tice, materials en-
gineer, and Harry Mclean, con-
crete control engineer.
Elwyn Simpson, former proiec
engineer for General Shea Morri.
son in construction of Hungry
Horse, is now in Turkey. Work.
ing for Charles T. Main Co., con.
tractors and consultants on a dan
IN Turkey, is E. j. Nieman, super
vlsory engineer, and M. E. Walsh
both former Bureau employees.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Important Meetinu
by Mrs. Ray QuIqley

HUNGRY HORSE-Next regu-
lar and very important meeting of
Hungry Horse community club
will be Wednesday. Everyone is
urged to attend.
Kay Lynn Van Valkenberg was
honored with party on her third
birthday anniversary, Jan. IL.
Small guests bid to the happy
event were Kathy, Maureen and
Byron Smith, Julene Nash, john
ny Klotz, Tim, Steve and Andrew
Walker, Richie and Laurel STRAIT
ton, Dusty Dusterhoff, Marlene
Rossler, Bonnie Willows, Janet
Abel, Norman Dewey Olson and
Rip Van Valkenberg.
Kay Lynn, ably assisted by &
number of the small guests, op-
ened many nice gifts, after which
refreshments were served.
Besides the traditional candlec
cake and ice cream each guest wa:
| presented with small individual
angel food cake with their name
written on it, topped by single
candle.
Mrs. Van Valkenberg was assist.
ed by Mrs. Bud Dusterhoff.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
H.H. Gets Dial Phones Jan. 81

HUNGRY HORSE - Hungry
Horse, Martin City, Coram and
part of West Glacier are to trans
fer to dial telephones tentatively
Jan. 81 at midnight, according to
Lyman oliver, Whitefish, district
manager for Pacific Power and
Light Co.
Equipment is being installed in
the dial exchange building, a pu-
mice block structure erected on
U. S. highway No. 2 opposite the
Bureau of Reclamation admins
tration building.
Most of the telephones already
have dials. All long distance calls
from the communities will be han
died through Kalispell.
The Hungry Horse board al
present has about $50 telephones
for the Bad Rock canyon to West
Glacier area. Mrs. Martha Hinton
is chief operator with other op-
orators, Mrs. Shirley Klotz, Mrs
Hilda Wiedenig, Mrs. Evelyn An
derson and Mildred Humphrey.
oliver said that all had put ir
for transfer, and are to have frs
chance at job openings at the Col
umbia Falls exchange.
Columbia Falls is scheduled tt
have dial telephones late in 1856
with just a staff of one or tive
in the business office and tn,
phones automatic. Kalispell ant
Whitefish have dial systems.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Legion Auxiliory
Hos Locul Project

KALISPELL - The American
Legion Auxiliary in Kalispell IS
sponsoring three girls from FIAT
head high school and q girl from
Columbia Falls high school 10
Girls State this year.
The Columbia Falls BPW Is 70
pay travel expenses OF the Column
bia Falls high girl.
On Nov. II, 19 and 20, the Aux
iliary sponsored cake-mx sale
at six Kalispeu groceries and al
the B and B and Park Mercantlie
Co. in Columbia Falls.
A portion of the receipts from
this sale have been set aside ior
the future purchase of a televlslon
set for residents of the Montana
State Soldiers Home, according tc
Mrs. Byron Hoylman, Auxiliary
president.
Further receipts from the cake
mix sale will be used to purchase
a wheel chair and an invalid walk
er for the hospital equipment loaI
fund of the 40 ct 8 organization o.
the American Legion. This equip
ment consisting of hospital beds
wheel chairs, crutches is Loaned
free of charge to the public. Ear
Scovel is in charge of this equip
ment for the 40 ct 8.
| A dinner was to be held Thurs
day evening at the Kalispen LIE
gion hall at which time fOrma
presentation of new equipment wa
to be made.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Van Auker Buys
Glacier Duirv

KALISPELL-R. w. Van AUX
er, owner and operator of Greig's
Dairy, Inc, will take over the
dairy business of Glacier Dairy
Feb. Is. 4s
Sale of the creamery, which al
SO includes the subsidiary White
fish Creamery Co., was announced
last week by Van Auker and Val
jean Riley of Glacier Dairy.
The development will also see
the Libby Creamery Co., as well
as the Cut Bank Creamery sup
piled by the new enlarged Greig's
plant.
Both the Grieg and Glacier Gold
brands will be continued, Van Au-
ker said. There will be five styles
of containers bringing milk to
Northwestern Montana consumers.
All other products of the two
dairies will be continued.
In addition a complete line of
frozen foods is being added, and
the new operation becomes one of
the largest in Montana.
Presently underway is further
mOdernization and expansion Of
the Greig's Dairy plant.
Only the dairy end of Glacier
Dairy was included in the sale
with Glacier to continue operating
the locker and egg department in
the present building across from
the post office. Many of the en-
ployes are transferring to the
Greig staff.
| Van Auker came to Kalispeu
from Oregon year ago. He op-
Grated the Coos Bay Mutual
Creamery Co. A native of Beemer
Neb., Van Auker had worked il
creameries in Billings and Boze-
man, and then in California, Idaho
and Oregon before returning t.
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Auker have
a son, Ronald, high school fresh.
man, and daughter, Susan, 10.
Mr.. Riley has been in the dairy
business since 1918, and while h,
and Mrs. Riley are retaining tn,
Glacier building, his comment wa
1--WE plan to take it a bit easier"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
New Schedule On
Tax Return Sheet

HELENA-Employers are urged
to complete the new schedule on
the back of the quarterly federal
tax return form GAL.
This new schedule replaces the
separate reconciliation statement,
Form W-3, used in prior years.
Employers now include on the
fourth quarterly return informa-
ton as to number of withholding
tax statements given employees and
total income tax withheld during
the four quarters.
Information from Thomas M
Robinson, district director of In
ternal Revenue at Helena, is that
more than half the employers are
overlooking this new schedule on
! the back of the 941 quarterly form
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Donu Dee Jewell, 4
by Lorraine Watn<


ABBOTT CREEK-Mrs. Ronnie
Jewell entertained at a birthday
anniversary luncheon for her
daughter, Dona Dee who was 4,
Sunday evening. Guests attending.
with their mothers, included Mar
cia, Vernie, and Chris McVay, Sue
Turner, Darla and Terry Hunt,
Linda and Larry Smith, and Mrs
.Zelma Chambers. Dona Dee re-
ceived many nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde GuentheI
of Grenora, N. Oak. spent last
weekend visiting at the Francis
Watnes. Mrs. Guenther, who until
recently was Arlene jensen is {
cousin of Francis. They plan tt
spend the winter months vacation
ing in California.
Chet Hunt gave the kids thrill
Sunday afternoon, by towing then
on their sleds behind his tractor
Those riding and enjoying the fur
were Terry and Darla Hunt, Lar.
ry and Linda Smith, Gary ant
Gene Watne, and Terry and Trud.
| PetrOnek.
Norman Watne and children
Bob and Carol of Kalispell spen
Sunday visiting at the Franci
Watne home. Mrs. Norman Watn
is patient at John B. Simons hos
pital in Whitefish. Also at tn
Watne home Sunday was Mr.. an
Mrs. Paul Buckley and family Q
Martin City.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Corom PTA Plans
Card Purty Series

CORAM - PTA met at the
schoolhouse Tuesday as scheduled
with a good number attending.
After the business meeting the
guests from Martin City brought
to our attention the need for an
addition to their school building.
Mrs. Curtis Buzzell and Mrs. Mar
vim Brittenham were appointed the
committee to manage the series of
six card games. Lunch was served
by the lunch committee.
Volunteers from Martin City are
circulating petition for $50, 900
bond issue and 20 per cent of the
registered taxpayer voters are re-
quired to sign in order for an elec-
ton to be called. They are PLAN
ing on two class rooms and a
multi-purpose room to be added
to their present school building.
Margaret Stevens celebrated her
birthday anniversary last weekend
with a party OF little friends at
her home. Little Patty and Claudia
Murphy, Browning, were among
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Bush and
family moved in with Verne's mo-
ther, Mrs. Nita Johnson, for the
winter SO as to be handy to assist
with the chores.
Cliff Travis is working in the
woods up the North Fork. He re-
ports less snow there than here.
Mrs. Nita Johnson is spending
! several hours a day assisting in
the care Of Grandma Forsythe who
has been bedfast the past few
weeks following fall.
Coram Ladies aid met at the
Mills home this week instead O
at the Loveall home as planned
Mrs. Loveall was called to Idaho
i Congratulations to Rev. Elwyl
Tesche upon his being electe,
president of Flathead County Min
isterial association.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Murph
and girls spent the weekend wit
the Ernest Hanson family.
Laff of the week - the nam
:, chosen for the Columbia Fall
PTA.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Selling Surplus

HUNGRY HORSE An early
February bid opening is indicated
in the sale of surplus vehicles by
the Bureau of Reclamation at Hun
cry Horse. The tentative opening
has been postponed from late jan
uary.
To be sold is a 1949 Ford Sedan;
1949 Ford 11a ton dump truck
and three 1949 International half
ton pickups.
Bid specifications are being
prepared for purchase of a grind
er, sander and chipping hammer
with a February opening date in
dicated.
Purchasing agent at the project
is Mrs. Edith Taylor.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Montana Engraving Co.
Moving to New Offices

KALISPELL Northwestern
Montana's only photo engravers,
the Montana Engraving Co., will
move to a new location this week.
end in space formerly occupied by
the Flathead Times Monitor near
the post office. The engraving
company serves newspapers from
Minnesota to Washington. A. E.
"Buzz' Eiselein, owner of the busi-
ness, was formerly head of the
Great Falls Tribune engraving de-
partment.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
IA. c. Youth Center
Directors to Meet

MARTIN CITY Directors of the
Martin City youth center are to
meet Monday at 8 p.m., at the
Lions hall. All interested persons
are invited.
Directors are Homer Cady, pres
ident; Joe Withrow, vice president;
Mrs. Don Rowles, secretary; Jerry
Baldwin, Floyd MCGUIRE, D. A.
Bollinger, Don Rowles and Mrs.
Ross Luding.
The Quill building in Martin
City was purchased last month
and is being remodeled into a
youth center for the community.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Promoted in Service
by Deanna Cada
(delayed)


S COL. HEIGHTS - Bill Opalka
has been promoted to 3rd class
boiler tender, which is about equi-
valent to a sergeant in the Army.
Billy is in Hong Kong with the
Navy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scallard is stay
ing a few days with her daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Mel. She is on her way home from
Mesa, Ariz.
Mrs. John Bartlette has been
spending a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Cotter, Kalispel.
The Lester Reeds have moved
from their home here to Conrad.
Mary Ann Fitzpatrick spent the
weekend with Deanna Cada and
Berta Mclean. Monday night the
girls were guests of Alice Collins
for sled riding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fabian, Lake
Mcdonald, were Sunday afternoon
guests at the Bill Opalkas.
There have been quite few
young people skating on Opalka'
pond the past week. They say ths
ice is ''sWell."
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
KIN Opening New
GIN Ports Supply

KALISPELL-A Monday open
house from 8 am. to pm. will
mark the start of the new whole
sale General Motors repair parts
department at Kalispell Mercantile
Co.
General Motors is setting up
parts distributors over the nation,
and the Mercantile is serving this
part of Montana.
Objective is to have centrally
located parts suppliers for gar
ages and repair shops.
E. A. Brodniak is manager OF
the KIM automotive department.
Souvenirs will be given away al
the Monday open house and garage
and repair shop men are especially
invited to drop in.