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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Lumber Co. Seeks
zoning Change

Scheduled for a hearing before
the Zoning Board of Appeals Tues
day, January 25th at 900 am. will
be the request of the East Cleve-
land Lumber Co., and the Dunlop
& Johnston Inc. contractors, for a
change in zoning of the former
property at 1902 Shaw ave. to per-
nit occupancy by the contracting
firm.
The request includes permission
to erect a new office building, use
of the present structure as a ma
terial warehouse, and yard storage
for building equipment.
Nearby property owners are be-
ing notified of the hearing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Special Movies At
Library On Thursday

Mr.. Clarence C. Rose, of Mt.
Vernon blvd, will show some un-
usual color photographs in the
East Cleveland Library on Thurs
day, January 9th, at 8 pm. Mr.
Rose has travelled in the desert and
rock arch country of Arizona and
Utah, which is not easily accessible
to the ordinary tourist. The seem
cry in these places may fairly be
called stupendous, and the slides
will be we'll worth seeing. He calls
his talk "Off the Highway in the
Southwest"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Prom To Extend To
Party And Breakfast

Formals and tux are crowding
out studies as the Shaw Seniors
turn to the big social event of
their high school years, the prom.
The gay event will be staged Sat-
urday evening at Park Lane Villa.
1t has been arranged by the class
officers, President Tony Zampino,
Dick Freedman, Anne Hunter and
Beverly 10th under supervision of
faculty advisor, Miss Isabelle
Latta. Parents will serve as chap
erones at each affair.
When the prom comes to finale
at one PM. the class will go to
the American Legion home for a
parent sponsored party to conclude
with a breakfast.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
January IS Shaw
Graduates To Hear
Dr.. Robert B. Whyte

Diplomas for the completion of
their high school courses will be
presented to the 79 young men and
women making up the January,
1866 class at Shaw at commence
ment exercises Thursday, January
9th. The exercises are to be held
in the w. H. Kirk Jr. High School
auditorium at o'clock p. m.
The speaker for the evening
will be the Rev. Robert B. Whyte,
DID,, LID, minister of Old Stone
Church. DR.. Whyte has chosen for
his talk the topic: Repairing Our
World"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

Fifteen cents will admit any
Seventh, Eighth or Ninth Grader
to St. Paul's Episcopal Church
canteen Friday, January 21st. The
hours are from 7:30 to 10:30. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ross Connell will again
spin the records. Cokes and pretz-
els will be available.
y y
Kirk-St. Joseph annual basket
ball game Thursday, January 27th
at Shaw gymnasium.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Baseball And Swimming Tops With
Majority Of Playground Devotees

The great American game, base
ball--held it's own again in the
East Cleveland Recreational De-
partment 1854 year. According to
the annual report of Roy Wisecup,
Recreational Director, baseball
continued as the major playground
activity last year. During the sea-
son the year-old Little League was
expanded to include a Pony
League.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

Were you missed last night?
Anyone who did not turn their
contribution to the Mothers
March last night, may send or
bring it to the East Cleveland
Police station, East Cleveland
City Hall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Polio Gifts Pour
In Before Mothers
March Is Begun

While the Mothers March for
polio did not get underway here
until Wednesday evening, "a hours
before the porch lights went on,
Chairman Stanton Adams report
ed almost $1,000 received in vari-
Gus gifts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Take Clothing

Joe Diamond of Diamonds Mems
Furnishings reported the theft of
about $3e5 worth of merchandise
from his station wagon. The car
was parked in the rear of his store
at 1860 Euclid ave., January 18th,
he told police. Shirts and other
male attire were missing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

DR.. Whyte, born in Canada of
Scottish ancestry, has been the
minister at Old Stone (First
Presbyterian Church on Cleve-
lands Public Square since 1885.
He was educated at the University
of Toronto and Emanuel Theolo-
gical Tusculum College and the
degree of doctor of Law from
Washington College. His first
charge in the United States, prior
to coming to Cleveland, was at
First Presbyterian, Philadelphia.
He is a former moderator of the
Permanent Judicial Commission of
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church, U.S.A. and has
served on several other important
committees within the assembly. He
is past president of the Cleve-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Wanted

Boys or girls from nine to
twelve years of age interested in
delivering the East Cleveland
Leader and living in the Vicinity
of Dover, Alder, East 144th,
East 145th and East 146th sts.,
call GIL. 1-43S3.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
BAND.ORCHESTRA
BY S. Robert Fraser

oy os 1NOOCII LoSNA
Band (3-year service) )-Charles
Armo, Beverly Bethel, Dave
Campbell, Margaret Delvigs, {
James Marshaus, Leroy Mikut,
David Nokes, Carol Norwich, Tom
Peeling, Helen Rendlesham, Dianna
Reynard, Ken Schiring, Renfrew
Spence, Terry Thompson, Mary
Lou Walton, John Whitehorn, Sid
ney Peterson, Donald Felice.
Band (2-year service) - Dick
Anderson.
Orchestra (3-year service) -
Sandra Brown, Nancy Grail, Helen
Rendlesham.
Orchestra (2-year service) -
Margaret Delvigs, Ann Lindsay,
Tom Peeling, Joan Brown, Beverly
Bethel, Dianna Reynard.
String Ensemble (3-year serv-
ice) e)-Nancy Grail.
Majorette (3-year service) -
Rosemary Inzano, Peggy Winter
steller.
Band and orchestra awards are
given only to seniors having two
or more years service.
CHOIR AWARDS
By Miss Margery Shields
Six semesters-Dianne Gersche-
ski, John Schalois.
Continued on Page p
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Honor Day
Assembly
At Shaw

Shaw High School students who
have merited special recognition
in regular or extra activities were
given recognition at the Honor Day
Assembly at the school Thursday,
January Goth. 1t was another of
the important events which make
up the January Commencement
week at Shaw.
Under the choir awards a gold
medal was given to Tony Zampino
for special services, Miss Margery
Shields making the presentation.
The perfect attendance award
went to Nick Bucceri. This recog-
milton is made by the Dean of
Girls, Miss K. Lucille Provo.
Other awards, certificates and
letters presented by faculty men,
bers, and in some instances by
students. were:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Salata, 1904 Holyoke, a boy,
Stephen Richard, January 9th.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17

ployment here this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reed visited at
the Homer Steele home in Columbia
Heights Tuesday evening.
The H. O. Hollands, Carol He'll
and, the Nash family and Mr. and
Mrs. George Kohl and Rose Marie
went to Paulson's cabin at Bitterroot
lake last Sunday. It was Rose Ma
rie's birthday anniversary. The
group enjoyed an outing and picnic,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Opsand visited
at the Conrad Gilbertson home In
the Saltwater community last Sun
day. %
Mr.. John Opsand from this com.
munity, and Mrs. Stirling Ryggi
Kalispell, delegates to the WMF
! convention at Billings last week re.
turned home, Friday.
Miss Ruby Tombrink, accompan
led by Mrs. Ed Schlinger, left by
car Saturday, for Los Angeles. Mrs
Schlinger will be gone about two
weeks. She is visiting relatives. Ruby
plans to remain in Los Angeles anc
obtain work.
Bobby Benson broke his arm
while attempting to train two-year
old colt. Mrs. Benson, who wa!
helping, received bruises. s7
Kay Conn was a Tuesday over
night guest of Carol Stocking, White
fish
Mrs. Berniece DeBray and twt
children, Paul and Connie, of Mis-
soula, arrived, Friday, by car tt
visit at the Frank West home ant
with the John Petersons of Colum
bia Falls.
Duane Conn arrived home Frida!
night from Sacramento, where HI
attended Grant Tech this year. HI
went to work for Stoner and Olson
Monday.
Betty West had birthday party
Saturday afternoon. There were i
young folks to enjoy wiener ant
marshmallow roast.
/ Betty West spent Saturday nigh
with the Macomber children.
Jack Frazier went to Helena TO
two weeks training in the Nationa
Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beer of Colum
bia Falls visited at the Jake Frazie
home, Friday evening.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Dance for Adults
At HH Successful

HUNGRY HORSE-Everyone had
a wonderful time at the adult dance
held at the Community center Satur-
day. Only teenagers present were
the attractive young ladies who took
admission tickets and served lunch.
Those present enjoyed the unusually
good dance music which was pro-
vided by the Bigelow quartet.
This was the first time the com
munity club sponsored a dance ex-
clusively for adults and many adults
favor this arrangement. In any case
all adults who attended were unani
nous in reporting that they had g
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
The delicious lunch, consisting Of
hot dogs and excellent homemade
cakes also contributed toward the
success of the dance.
Ray Quigley was dance chairman
The following were lucky prizewin
ners during the evening: Ellis
Strong, who won a fancy wrought
iron mailbox; Mrs. Len Boisen, who
won a S. purchase certificate from
the Knott Mercantile, and Frank
Sharr, who won S. purchase GER
tificate from Kalispen shoe store
Next business meeting of the
Community club is Wednesday. At
tendance is urged, as the board o.
trustees will present several i'm
pOrtant decisions to be voted upon.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Dolores Anderson
Married, Sunday

A double ring ceremony united Do
l0res Anderson and Harvey Demars
in marriage, Sunday afternoon. Pas
tor c. M. Rasmussen performed the
ceremony at Our Savior's Lutheran
church, Columbia Falls.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Arthur Anderson. She
wore a white nylon net wedding
gown with fingertip veil. The bride
carried a Bible covered with gar
net roses.
Her attendant was Mrs. Mary
Louise View, Moses Lake, Wash
Mrs. View wore blue net gown
and carried painted daisies. Duane
Anderson, Great Falls, the brides
brother, was best man.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Vocal solos were sung by Mrs. Bill
Bruey, accompanied by Mrs. Dwight
Lohn. They were 1.-THE Wedding
Prayer" Because" and II Love
You Truly" Baskets of gladiolus
decorated the church.
The brides mother wore dusty
rose crepe afternoon dress with
white accessories. The groom's mo
Their wore a grey suit with white
accessories. Both had white carna
ton corSageS.
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
A reception was given at thu
church after the wedding. The three
TERED wedding cake was baked b,
Mrs. Fred Knopfle, Whitefish. 1t wa,
served by Mrs. Leo Hinton, Hungr.
Horse. Ladies assisting with serv
ing were Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cas-
sedy, Kalispell; Miss Inger Olsen
Hungry Horse; Mrs. F. E. Wilt
and Mrs. Bill Knapton, Columbi;
Falls. Mrs. Hans Rossler, Hungr,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Mclaughlin Family
Back for Visit
by Mrs. Ray QvigIey

HUNGRY HORSE-Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Mclaughlin and small
daughter have returned to the states
from Germany. Mrs. Mclaughlin is
the former jeanne Boisen. They ar
rived by plane in New York last
Monday and are now guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Boisen,
who used to live in South Fork but
now have home south of Kalispen.
Clayton is an Army man and they
will leave Friday for the east coast
where he will be stationed.
Another daughter of the Otto Bots.
ems, Mrs. Lois Howard, and family
of Seattle was also home last week
end.
Received letter from Ross Mel
son the other day, telling how he
had been up on the after mast wir
ing an aircraft alert signal when he
looked out over the bay at the other
ships tied up and saw No. 784. Real
izing that Bill Opalka was aboare
that ship he lost no time getting
| over there and luckily met Bill com
ing off the ship. The boys had {
very happy reunion.
The Dean Potters of Kila have
purchased the Leonard Boisen home
in South Fork.
Recent paint jobs, clean up anC
other improvements have certainly
put a new look on our little commu
nifty. Riley's Motel is one of oul
most attractive buildings, while the
owners of our new businesses are
doing very nice job of painting anC
fixing up buildings that have long
stood empty and they will add a lot
to the attractiveness of our MAR
street.
Don (Butch) Nelson and Ronnit
Carr arrived Monday, from Port
land, Ore. Don had been a guest O
the Cars for the past two weeks
Ronnie will spend the summer here
with his father, Les Carr. They hope
that Mrs. Carr and Darlene will b.
able to join them soon, at least fol
the summer.
Friends of Joyce Clark will b
happy to learn of her marriage, JUNE
a, at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, to Rober
Holmquist of Kalispell. Attending tn
happy couple were the brides siste
and brother-in-law of Spokane.
Miss Bobbie Baton of Bridgeport
Wash, is spending the summer a
the Ray Quigley's home, a guest 0
their daughter, Karen.
Don't forget the Community clu
meeting next Wednesday. No
enough members were present t
hold meeting last week.
Mrs. Burrell Baxter and son, Lar
ry, have returned from a short bus
ness and pleasure trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ward of Char
lotte, Mich, have recently becom
new members of our little commun
ty and like it so well they are lool
ing for a home to buy. Mr.. Ward
a painter at AAC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stops an
baby of Camas, Wash, have bee
visiting at the Haskell Gresham
home.
| Mrs. Gresham and children sper
memorial weekend visiting rel;
tives at Camas, Wash.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
f, K & l Lumber Co.
Crews Sfurf Work
by Mrs. Francis Wstns

ABBOTT CREEK-The F, X & L
Lumber company crews returned to
the woods last week and are now
working full scale. New driver for
the lumber truck is Haskell Gre
sham of Hungry Horse.
Mrs. ]. S. Jeppson of Sweet
Home, Ore, is here to spend several
weeks with her son and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Jeppson.
Miss Mary Ann Maurseth of Ma
shua, Mont, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spud Snyder. Miss
Maurseth and Mrs. Snyder are sis
tiers.
Mrs. Red Foley and children
will leave next Tuesday for weeks
vacation in Lewiston, Idaho, where
they will visit Mrs. Foley'S sister,
Mrs. S. E. Ranta and family.
Visiting at the Jeppson home the
past week was Mrs. Jeppson's sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Jepp-
son of Salmon, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Melland and
family of Carpio, N. OAK, visited a
the Watne home, Tuesday. Mr.. Nell
and is a cousin Of Francis Watne.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Clarence keIIv
Receives Deuree

MARTIN CITY-Clarence W. KEEL
ly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kelly,
received bachelor of science de-
gree in industrial engineering at
Montana State college, Bozeman, al
commencement exercises, June 6.
Kelly is graduate of Butte high
school and a member of the Ma.
tlonal Honor society. He served three
years in the United States army, in.
GLIDING two years in Germany. He is
a member of Lambda Chi Alpha
fraternity and served as president
of the chapter at MISC.
Kelly left for Ohio, where he has
accepted a position.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
ASSIGN TraiImen in Glacier

WEST GLACIER = The So men,
many of them college students, who
will maintain and rebuild the 1000
miles of trail in Glacier National
Park reported this week. Glacier is
considered the major trail park in
the United States.
Thursday and Friday they were
attending trail school where heavy
emphasis is placed on fire control
and suppression.
The parks trail maintenance or
ganization is part of the engineering
department with Max Edgar, park
engineer. Robert A. Fleming is en-.
gineer in charge of trails with Will.
lam J. Yenne, general foreman.
Tentative assignments are as fol
lows: Mcdonald area-Foreman Ar.
thur Bissell, Lewistown; Barry B.
Miller, Ann Arbor, Mich; George
Miller, B0zeman; Charles Farmer
Indianapolis, Ind; Harold Wright
Poison; Ralph Fitzpatrick and Ed
ward Rissee, West Glacier, with Jay
L. Lyle, Scottsdale, Ariz., operating
the pack string; Granite Park
Stanley ThurSton, Poison; Arthur
Lindlief, Whitefish, and Clark Bus
sey, West Glacier; Sperry-Thomas
L. Nichol, Chicago; Albert j. For
sythe, River Falls, Wis; Kay San
derson, West Glacier.
North Fork and Nyack areas :
Foreman Robert F. Jones, Missoula
Bowman lake-John Patterson, Hag
erstown, Md; Norman c. Richards
Davidson, N. c.; Peter C. Nelson
Ames, Iowa; Logging - JOSEPH
Town, Poison; Jon A. Peterson
Swarthmore, Pa; William P. Jen
sen, Waldorf, MINI.
Two Medicine = Foreman JOSEPH
C. Schultz, Spokane; Roger Ander
son, Columbia Falls; Edward j
Miles, Browning; Robert Burns, Val
praise, Ind; Gordon Stimson, Hough
ton, Mich; Thomas Coleman, Mil
waukee, Wis; Sam Bowman, Exc
ter N. H.
Walton = James Dempsey, Log
an, Utah; Thomas Brown, Milwau
kee.
| Many Glacier - Foreman Jane
Rolette, Whitefish; Harvey Town
Poison; Raymond Jones, Charlo
John Saylor, Wheaton, Md; William
Mclean, Kalispel; John Funkhous
er and Peter Canning, Exeter, N. H
WatertOn - Robert Perkins, Butte
Donald Power, Silver Springs, Md.
James Corder, Sidney.
st. Mary - Foreman Stuart Swan
berg, West Glacier; Donald Grimes
Chanute, Kansas; Lee Porter, Bait
more; Jerome Pucelik, Omaha
Thomas Lee, Davidson, N. c.
! Red Eagle - George Zaiser, Ar
COLA, Ind. and Charles Shimmir
Leadville, Colo. -
Gunsight - George Beck, Bloom
ington, Ind; Charles Law, Lexine
ton, Va.
Belly River = Richard Wise, Lar
sing, Mich; Richard Montgomer.
Boulder, Colo; Benson Holmes, Nj
Lean, Va.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Spotted Bear Pack
Troin Outfit Opens
by Lynda Kay Moore

MARTIN CITY-Mrs. A. j. French
of California has returned to open
THE Wilderness Pack Train" up
the Spotted Bear. Mrs. Agnes Pal
mer of Long Beach accompanied
her.
Two brave outdoor campers, Fri
day night, were Lynda Kay Moore
and Donna Jayne Rowles. Despite re-
ports of bear and moose being seen
in the vicinity they pitched their
tent in the Forest Service pasture
and cooked their meals western
style. They returned home, Satur-
day morning at 1920, tired, dirty
but happy.
Glenn (Pappy) Lyons, is new
owner of a wiemeraner puppy. He
named it Dawn.
Mrs. Owen Grinde and children.
Merlyn and Eric, of Butte are visit
ors at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Valli Allison Of Martin City. DR.. and
Mrs. Bruce Allison of Kalispel also
spent the weekend with Mrs. Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter, new
owners of the Oxbow, returned late
Saturday night from their wedding
trip. They went through Idaho,
Washington and Oregon.
Loretta NewhouSe of Martin City
spent week in Rupert, Idaho, visit
ing with Joyce Cox. Jack Thomp-
son and Joyce returned to Martin
City with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Gustafson,
Lanny, Donna and Gary of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, are back to spend an
other summer here in the Flathead
Mrs. Gustafson is a sister of Glen
Lyons, caretaker at the Melrose
ranch.
Youth fellowship was held at the
Bill Moore home, Saturday evening.
A nice group enjoyed the meeting.
Our next get-together will be held
at the Graham home and will include
a wiener roast.
Mrs. Vern Greene left last Friday,
for Kennewick, Wash, to visit the
Sherd Hinermans and Mrs. Hazel
Walker and children Mrs. Greene
and Mrs. Hinerman are sisters.
| Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Grilley entertained the following in
honor of their son, Danny's fourth
birthday anniversary: his grandpar.
ents, the Earl Hollingsworths anC
Vern Grilleys, also uncles, aunts anC
cousins. This week Danny is on the
sick list. Hurry and get well, Danny
so you can get out and play again
Billy Sands, Summit, is spending
two weeks with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sands, Sr., tt
attend Bible school.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Verrall were
callers at the john Munro home ii
Great Falls over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rand and Mis-.
Colleen O'Keefe, who had been visit
> ing at the O'Keefe home, returned
Sunday, from trip to Spokane.
Chuck Fields is spending a few
days vacation at Hot Springs.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chambers re
! turned from a weeks vacation visit
ing relatives at Stanley, N. Oak.
j Larry Frederick and Harry Olsel
/ accompanied Fred Glass to Cali
> fornia and Duffy Glass will return
/ with them to spend the summe
!. here.
. Miss Christine Erickson, VIII
!, teaches at Philipsburg, is a guest a
4 the Andy Schuster home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Farm Union Camp
| Starts June %
by Mrs. Grace Reed

CANYON VIEW-Camp for Farm
ers Union young folks ages 7 to IA
will start June % at Swan River
hall. Camp dates are June %, "a
and IS. The arrangements are the
same as last year. Call 86-Y2 for
more details.
Harold Riesead and Ben Skirdahl
of Williston, N. Dak visited at the
home of Delbert Rasmussen from
Thursday until Sunday. The boys
enjoyed an overnight camping trip
in Glacier park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rasmussen and
son, Chris, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Merwin of Bozeman spent last
weekend at the Rasmussen home.
The adults are students at Montana
State college. They hope to obtain
employment here this summer.
Allen Reed arrived home from
MSU Friday. He hopes to find en-
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Hungry Horse Church
School Opens Monday

HUNGRY HORSE-H Hungry Horse
Vacation church school begins Mon
day at the Bureau Conference hall.
Hours are 8 to 1880 am.
Teachers will be Mrs. Perry Gran
dali, kindergarten; Mrs. Bud Mi.
chefs, juniors; Mrs. Dick Greiner
and Mrs. Neal Turner, primary, and
Marcia Hidden and Lois GOchnauer
helpers. The Rev. Elwyn Tesche is
Superintedent.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17

Horse, had charge of the guest book.
The couple will reside in Column
bia Falls after wedding trip to
Minnesota. He is employed at the
Anaconda Aluminium Co. plant and
plans to enter college this fall.
The groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Hurley, Moses Lake, Wash, recently
received his discharge from the Air
Force. He served four years.
His bride has taught school al
Hungry Horse several years. She at
tended school at Cheney, Wash, and
Dillon. Mrs. Demars is daughter
of Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, Hungry
Horse; and Arthur Anderson, The
Dalles, Ore.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Surplus SuIes

WEST GLACIER-Surplus sale al
Glacier National Park Headquarters
July l is for disposal of a tow type
road sweeper with broom, small
wheeled tractor, gas powered wheel
barrow and sheepsfoot roller, tow
type.
June q opening is for purchase Of
u feet of 48-inch and 1872 feet of r.
inch diameter corrugated pipe.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Grand Opening At
Byrd's Food Mart

MARTIN CITY-The remOdeled
and enlarged Byrd's Food Mart or
U. S. highway No. 2 in Martin City
will hold its grand opening Satur.
day from 8 am. until 8 pm.
There will be free ice cream fol
children accompanied by their par
ents, and free prizes during the day.
Merchandising space in the store
that first opened in Martin City
May 10, 1947 has been doubled In
size, and now measures 60 by A
feet including supply facilities. In
addition there is a 400 unit locker
plant.
Interior of the building now in
cludeS four new cases for self-ser
vice meats, dairy products, produce
and new ice cream cabinet in adj
dition to new shelving.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-17
Ball

Annual 1r0nworkers ball is to be
held at the Blue Moon next Friday
evening.
Committee for the affair includes
George Clothier, Ralph Musick
Monte Bray and Louis Bertino.
The IronWorkers balls started dur
ing construction of Hungry Horse
Dam.