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no. FRANK L. HEWITT CO. &c
$4,000.
3 GEDRM BRICK-Gas hest, com
pletely redec, large yard cOnv
NRL schools, churches. SI25 mo
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newly dec: oil heat: only Sl3i
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CONSTRUCTION HEATERS, buy or
rent. 81 q day, S25 a week. Sala-
manders, $50 each. Tractors, gene
rators, pumps chain saws, etc
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1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandra. Virginia
King 4-2320
Lee Hwy. tRoute 29-211)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
q3l North Glebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
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FOR QUICK ACTION CALL RA.
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For appt. call or stop by
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SPECIAL-BUILDERS!
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technical advice. Write P. o Box
l0O55, Washington Is, D. c.
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ARLINGTON-We need lots for
several buyers willing to pay top
price. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO, IA. 4-l40O
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01
THE GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING COUNTY MONTANA

John Wall of Dupuycr spent a
few days with his son, Jack and
family.
Mrs. Daisy Nelson is making
her home at Latch String Lodge.
a private home for ambulatory
aged. She will be- delighted to
have her old friends call at any
time.
Mrs. Tillic Schaffer went to
Havre last week end for the
baptismal of her granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Racine
took puk-sa.put to the vctcrin,
arian in Kalispcll las, Saturday
Ollie Sal0is came Tuesday from
Seattle to spend couple Of
weeks at the Percy Salois home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wall wen,
to Cut Bank on business last
week.
Mrs. Nan Marquette lief; by
plane for Ell Paso, Texas, where
she will visit her son. VI Sgt.
John Marquette and family
Mrs. Irma Hughes and Barbara
Benson went to Gu, Bank Sa,ur-
day afternoon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01
East Glacier Park News

drawing for the camera was held
and Mrs. Kenny Brown was the
lucky winner.
Card Of Thanks: | wish to cx.
press my heartfelt thanks to my
many fine friends who called
and or sent cards. delicious food,
etc. during my cOnvalcscrncc.
Also to the Glacier Park Woman's
Club for the beautiful gift of
Jcwclry. tRObbers NOticc-Bcwarc:
l Keep a loaded 90" handy and
am not considered a bad shot. }
Sincerely, Erncstine Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur lIocfncr
visited here with their son, Kenny
and family for few days. Dean
returned with his grandparents
to Libby and will return in about
a week.
Mrs. Daisy Nielsen and Mrs.
Louisa Coleman came to town
for the W0man'S Club open house
a, the Community Hall Wcdncs.
day.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01

Mrs. Glen Smiley is in Chicago
visiting her parents. Glen will
join her soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Herb Chase, for.
mcr residents of East Glacier,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Farris last Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs Jack Cochran and
family of Ashland, Oregon. Wis.
tied at the Ray Farris and Gordon
and Nellie Dahl homes.
Gordon Dahl returned a week
ago last Saturday from U0ltvillc,
California. He is planning on re.
turning soon. as his wife is teach
ing there
Doris kn0wlton, Jcanninc and
llarland Dean returned home las,
Sunday from Great Falls where
Jeanninc had been a pa,icn, in
the Columbus hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shcrburne
wen, to Great Falls Thursday.
Mrs Fred Sherburnc had a
coffee party for Mrs. James
Achcr last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown of
Cut Bank spent last week end a,
the Mark Wilson home.
Visitors at the Robert Brown
home last week were Mr.. and
Mrs Al knudson Of Poplar.
Mark and Ruth Iiardwick Spcn,
last week here visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs j S JrffrlrS wen,
10 WhicfiSh las, week.
Mr. and Mrs George EdkiHs
went TO Cut Bank last Monday
for tho funeral of Mr.. II e
JcffricS
Mrs. Carl Hickman. dance in.
struc,0r. held dance revue Fri.
day. September IS at I pm. a.,
the school. Tn" children partici.
pating were Karen Greco. Doris
Stewart. Susie Harper. jeanne
Schroeder. Maria Greco. Marilyn
Vance. Karen Straight. Diane
Burns. Linda Dvorak. Mickey
Schcurman. Pete Smell. Ramsey
Rink. Vic Smell. Tommy Smell.
David Smell. William Walker. Dol.
lie Rink. l.izabcth Miner. Lynn
Miner. The costumes worn were
very pretty The children should
be commended for their excellent
performance
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01
Boarding School

The cattlcmcn are all gather.
ing their calves for the October
shipment.
Rose Guardipce. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heavy Runner.
is getting ready for her trip to
North Morocco to join her hus.
band who is in the l. S. Navy,
The school bus is discontinued
this winter as the rules for the
children was changed. What
school children are going from
here are either staying in town
or riding TO school with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polochuck made
4 trip to Canada with his mother
in.law He is employed in the
missile factory in California.
Mrs. Jack Hughes visited Mrs.
Clark at her former ranch. She
was hospi,a!izcd in Great Falls
after the death of her husband.
for some time but is a lot better
better now.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01

The Wuman's Club held open
house on September % for new
Corners in the community. Tea,
coffee and cookies were served
Helene Edkins and Alma Jeffries
were in charge. About 40 women
and 20 children attended.
Mrs. Irma Hughes returned on
Sunday from Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Big
Springs took their son Bill to
Montana State College in Boze'
man last Sunday. Bill plans on
majoring in electrical engineer.
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krshka
left for Idaho to visit Franks
parents. They will 60 to Cali
fornia and then up the coast on
their way home. They plan on
being gone for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lucke
went to Cut Bank Thursday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron johnson
have moved to Summit. where
Ron is employed by the Highway
Department.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01
BY Eiyda Uhi

The first Womcns' Club meet.
ing of the season was held Sep.
TENDER II at the home of Alma
Jcffrics. liOstcsscs were Alma
Jcffrics. Lorraine Miner, Lucille
l.eMay and Marge Rink. Margc
Rink gave a report on the con.
vcntiOn which was held in June.
There were six guests at the
meeting. The club won a $500
cash music contest award. The
WOnan's Club voted to sponsor
Cub Scouts. Margc Rink was an.
pointed representative. II was
agreed to let the Junior Square
Dance Club hold meetings in the
Community Hall. The project for
the year is improving the Com.
munity Hall. The Woman's Club
will have a bazaar and food sale
sometime in November. They
voted to hold open house for
newcomers in the Community
Hall the 23rd of September. The
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01

The Heavy Runner family kill.
cd two buck deer for personal
use
Mr. Ray Indy is shipping
lambs this past week.
Mrs. McGinnis was the cook
for the .indy ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Justice Sharp
have had to come to the local
hospital every day for shots for
Justices hand Rnnnic Allison
has to ride in to school from the
Justice Sharp ranch He is at.
tending high school in Browning.
Everybody on the ranches are
through haying The farmers are
hauling grain to the local clr.
VatOrS.
The fishermen have been catch
ing quite few fish this summer.
Spike Sharp seems to charm the
fish. He always has good size
CATCH
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01

Jack Wood returned from the
rodco circuit known as suicide
circuit and remained at home
for about two weeks. He left last
Monday for New York to resume
ludcoing in Madison Square Gar.
den. Last report was that he
took second place in bareback
riding.
Mrs. Ethel Rcmmcn of Brady
visited here on Friday.
Mr. ard Mrs X. f.. Wcllman
went to Conrad for the rodco.
Erncs,inc Wood was happily
hnnorcd a week ago Saturday
afternoon when several of her
! friends called with a dclugc of
delicious foods and cheerful chat
ter. Those participating were Ger.
tru|c SalniS, Ann Overcast, Hell.
enc Edk!n>, Dca and Diane Burns.
Pa, Stevenson and Mildred Con.
nrr.
Mis-, Mary Sands. Fairfield,
was IA week end guest at the
Wood ranch last week. and Mr..
and Mrs Paul Briggs, Pcndroy,
the week before.
Visitor, at the Vic Overcast
home last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl King from Sunbur,t
and Mr. and Mrs Walt proplcS
from Cut Bank
Mrs Martha Dyer returned
from West Glacier where she Wis.
icd her daughter. Mrs Clarence
Ben. ioI and family
Harry RAl,tun entered a con
test by General Mills in Mime.
apnli>. Mimi. why Like Gold
Metal Flour" Harry received an
insulated ice bucket for winning
second prize
Mrs Joe NarNc> visited friends
here on her way 10 kaliSpcll. She
has managed the Gift Shop at
Swift Current all simmer.
IIarlaMd KurWltun entered Fort
Harrison hospital September h.
Mr. ani Mrs Ray Chl ST., and
Mr. and Mrs Ray Jr spent a
week bow and arrow hunting for
Jr. shot spike buck with his
bow
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wclch of
rural Gu, Bank are living in East
Glacier Park for 4 few months
Mr. and Mrs Under and two
children moved here Sunday.
Jimmy Burns spent the week
end a the Tex Hughes ranch.
Elyda Til is now writing the
NCWS,
Mr. and Mrs Kenny Brown and
Ben OScr went to Whitcfish last
Sunday evening and had dinner
a Frcnchy'S
The National Labor Relations
Board held public meetings at
the Community Hall for three
days last week.
Mrs Roy Sabir and daughter.
Mrs Richard Durncll and three
children u! Dupuycr were guests
Of Mr.. AID Mrs. r. Christensen
on Sunday
Mrs Charles Tobin of the Latch
String Lodge shot a bear las,
week The bear had been coming
around quite often and was be.
coming nuisance. The bullet
hit the iwo.ycar old bear right
above the eye The hide was
taken 10 Bob SERVER in Brown.
ing
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01
Bubb News
by Rod Paisley

DR.. \. T. Longfcllow Of Shelby
who conducted Protestant Bible
School here las, summer dropped
in to visit school and gree, some
Of his students
George Hughes of Cut Bank
was up Tuesday calling on Gus
toners and >crviring equipment.
An agent from Northern School
Supply, X. X GDck) Weeks
stopped off for visit at the
Babb schoo! Friday.
instruction in square dancing
and many other modern dances
has been started at the Babb
school. Mrs. Rod Paisley is the
instructor Mrs. Laura Jane Taft
and Mrs. Laura Mueller Of the
County superintendent office
sat in on one of the sessions
Friday afternoon.
The foreman at the oil drill.
Harvey Ducr. received the sad
word that his brother had passed
away in Kansas Mr.. and Mrs.
Ducr and son. Layton. drove back
for the funeral.
The painters from Cut Bank
who came up to work on the 81.
Mary government housing prof.
Get last week were Art Waggencr.
Billy Crouch and Bling Bingham.
Church services were conduct.
cd by Reverend Bell Sunday after.
noon at four Regular services
will be held the fourth Sunday
in each month
Mrs. Amp Powell is moving to
Browning this week 50 that Aud.
reg may attend school there.
The station wagon school bus
from ST. Mary operated by Mr..
and Mrs Lester johnson has to
make two trips to haul all of
the pupils.
Reverend Bell wishes to an.
nouncc that he will have a rum.
mage sale next Saturday. Oct. 3.
There will be many articles of
good used winter clothing and
some baby laycttcs. The sale will
be held from pm. until ! pm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-01

High school sophomore advisors
this year are Miss Weathercd.
Mr.. Rambcrg and Mrs. Thomp.
SON.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

Parade, Country Garden.
Fourth Grade Flutophones ;
German Song, Square dance,
Medley, I've Been Working
on the Railroad.
Sixth grade band, Pleasant
Dreams, Under the Double
Eagle, Crime does not Pay
Ia novelty number with ma
rration) Cowboy Suite, This
Oh Man. Sixth Grade pupils
from Miss Marian Leuty' S
and Mr.. Wolken's rooms will
present a Swedish folk dance,
Gustaf's Skoal.
Seventh Grade band mum.
bers will be Honor Band. Ca
thedral Echo Overature,
Tom Dooley.
Semi Finale with combined
bands Andante from Beet
hoven's Fifth Symphony.
Finale America. with all
groups participating.
To enter Music Contest
The seventh Grade b a n d
with other musical numbers
including solos, duets and a
trio will travel by bus ON Sat
urday May 19 to Vienna, Ohio
for competition in the Ohio
Music Education project. The
West Geauga school is in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

was Jack Abel assisted by
Mrs. Abel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Reincke.
The League Champions, :
the Bombers with Ricky Tay-
lor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Taylor as captain. Other
members were Ronald Rob-
inette, Ricky Lease, Ricky
Kasick and Joe Artino. Each
boy received the team trophy.
In the doubles tournament
for 1858 : SO Ricky Lease and
Ricky Taylor each received
a Championship Trophy.
For high score in the Lea
que, 185 Ricky Taylor re-
ceived an arm badge. Tt
happened that he made this
score on April 25, his IL birth
day.
Ricky Taylor received an
other trophy for League high
series for two games.
Joe Grant received a trophy
for high average score. His
score was ITO. Second was
Ricky Taylor with an aver
age Of 100 and Jerry Pobuda
was third with a score of lot.
Welcome Wagon Club
The Gourmet special meet
ing given by the Chester We'll
come Wagon Club is report
ed as a real success. Eighty
people attended including the
husbands of the members.
Sponsors were also invited
and those present were MIR.
and Mrs. Rocco Dragonett
Of the Chester branch of the
Burton Bank; Norman Moss,
Moss Farm Dairy; p e a ri
Grant, Grants Beauty Shop;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wendorff,
Wendorff Insurance Company
Mrs. James Mullen a n d
Miss Rita McDcnough, the
I,G.A Store. The array O
foods was reported as BE
yond description" and inclu-
ding everything from stuffed
mushrooms to pastel merin-
que puffs.
The club held a board
meeting on May 6 at t h e
home of Mrs. Domonic Ro.
monte, Spring Drive.
Maple Leaf Temple holds an
Inspection =.
Annual inspection for the
Maple Leaf Temple was held
at the x of p Hall on April
%. Present were rs with
guests coming from Chagrir
Falls, Madison, Willoughby
and Mentor. Among t h o s {
present was Mrs. Pauline
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
Here's Mother-Danghter Pairs

AT Mrs. Joseph Klatka and daughter Linda
Jean, Mayfield Rd., Munson.
B-2 Mrs. Raymond Gribble Jr. and daughter SUI
san Rose, Cedar Rd.. Chester.
C-3 Mrs. Don Holder and daughter, Sally Jo, 127
Woodside, North Canton. Mrs. Holder is the daugh-
ter of Mrs John Trushel of Chester.
D-10 Mrs. Robert Hinkley and daughter Marina
Kay, haywood Park, Chester.
E-5 Mrs. Sam Patterson and daughter Mary Lou
Caves Rd, Chester.
F-9 Mrs. Robert Russell and daughter Susan,
Sperry Rd, Chester.
G-l Mrs Joseph Hahn and daughter, Sandra,
Buckeye Dr., Chester.
H-6 Mrs Merle Hadlock and daughter Martha,
Sherman Rd, Chester
I8 Mrs. L. w. Hudson and daughter Barbara,
Beechwood Dr., Novelty
ID Mrs. Buryl McCracken, 655 Cedar Rd., Ches-
ter, and daughter Hazel.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
n E w S from G Il E S 7 E R

May 10, Film of the Month,
"The Day They came to Toll
liver Street.
May 26, Ladies Mite. Com
mittee in charge Education
and Fellowship. Chairman OF
the Day, Robert Jackson.
Civic Association Dance
The Civic Association spr-
ing dance will be held o n
Friday May 8 at the Acacia
Country Club with dancing
from 8 pm. to / am. Music
by Hal Lynn's orchestra. Tick
cts are limited to 100 couples.
No tickets will be available
at the door unless reserved
In advance.
For reservations call Mrs.
Anthony Kozal, Park 9-7831.
MaJOretteS win H0n0rS
Three local girls, Mary Ann
Goddard, Mary Louise Weed
and Jean Roller are mem
bers of the IL girls which
make up the Hillcrest Major
cites. This group won a first
place trophy in competition
at the National Baton Twirl-
ing Association meeting in
Salem, Ohio held on May 2.
Mary Ann Goddard won q
medal for second place in
baton twirling for beginners.
\
Merry Stitchers
The Merry Stitchers Four
HI Club met on April % at
the home of the leader, Mrs.
Gail Painter. The club was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

Thompson. Grand Senior ol
Columbus. District D c p uty
grand chief, Mrs. Joyce Hen,
mis- of Mentor was In charge
of the inspection. A grade oi
excellent was received.
Card Party
The next card party at the
Chester X of p Hall will be
held on May % at $3.50 pm
Mrs. Leonard Ciechznski
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Battles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
meth Sperry were in charge
of the last party. Winners In
Pinochle were, first, Mrs
Mike Erhardt, Frank Verb.
sky, Richmond Heights, sec.
ond, Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sol
ka, Winners in Five Hundred
First, Mrs. Glenn Wilder, Ge.
orge Parr, second, Mrs. Ar.
thur Battles, George Speer
Richmond Heights. Grand
prize winner was Mike Er,
hardt.
Perennial Gardners
Mrs. Lee John entertained
the April meeting of the Per.
ennial Gardners on Wednes.
day at her home Sperry Rd
The members made lead flo.
wer containers under the di.
rection of Mrs. Werner Hef.
ter.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Albre,
chit, Cedar Road are the par.
ents of a daughter, born or
April 20 at Lake County Me
memorial hospital.
A daughter, Yvonne Lynne
weighing in at eight pounds
was born at Corey Hospita
on May 2 to Mr.. and Mrs
David Perry Jr.
Elementary Band Festival
Friday May Is at 7::3O p
m. is the date of the Elemen
tary school band festival. I
will be held at the West Ge
auga High school gymnasium
and the program Is being ar
ranged and directed by Pau
Shellhammer. elementar.
music instructor. The pro
gram is as follows:
Fifth grade band viii ren
der the following numbers
Choral, America the BE
autiful, Shirley waltz, scout
on Parade, Graduation da,
overature. Third grade Flut
ophones have prepared selec
tions, Little Jack Horner
Lightly Row, F'lutophones o.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
BY LENNAH B. BOND
Phone Park 9-7O16

Chester Garden Club
The Chester Garden Club
met at the home Of Mrs. s.
Hayashi, Opalocka Drive on
Wednesday April %. Assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. Clay
Eddy and Mrs. Clay Eddy,
Jr. Mrs. George Spargrove
made a floral arrangement
for the serving table. T h e
program was a demonstat-
tion in spring flower arrange
ments by Mrs. Spargrove.
This was given as a briefing
for the May flower show be-
ing planned by the club. he
show, which is for members
of the club, will be held at
the home OF Mrs. John May
berry, 155 Harold Drive on
May 27. After the demonstra-
ton there was an exchange
OF plants among the mem
bers.
4
West Geauga Kiwanis
The calendar of meetings
for the West Geauga Kiwan-
is Club for May is as follows
May S, Business Meeting al
FowlerS Mills.
May IL wills and Es-
tate Planning" talk by mem.
ber of the Cleveland B a l
Association. Committee ir
charge, Laws and Regula.
tionS.
Chairman of the Day, Wal.
ter Shafer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
IN SER VICE

Far East - Steve A. Har-
csa, seaman, USN, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve p. Har-
csa of Route |, Huntsburg,
Ohio, is serving aboard the
heavy cruiser USS Los Ange-
les, operating as a unit of
the u. s. Seventh Fleet In
the Far East.
The Los Angeles, armed
with long range multi pur-
pose gun batteries and th 9
Regulus guided missile, Is a
component of Cruiser DiviS-
ion Five, and has Long Beach
California, as her hcmeport.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, MAY Z. 1s59--l'

District Five. This is the first
time since 1851 that West
Geauga has entered a band.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

CHANGE MEETING TIME
The Chardon Village Gene
terry Board will meet May 13
instead Of May 6, it was an
nounced today. Meetings. in
the fire station, are usually
the first Wednesday of the
month.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

This year you can order Mothers day extensions
in color at bargain price The cost is only Seven
ty-five cents month as we, for limited time, are
making no installation charge or extra charge for
color To order call the business office TODAY
and we will install before May TO- The telephone
number is Avenue GILT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
THE GOOD TRAVEL AGEN

and dks appearing MISSES juniors and everywhere
through fall Enjoy The Hect Co.'s wide collections Friday, Wash
ngtOn 93O6; Silver Spring. PARKgOn and Prince Georges Plaza lO93O
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-17
First Load of Boring Sea Halibut Reaches Seattle

SEATTLE, R - The first boat of Seattle's halibut fishing fleet returned Thursday from the Ber- ing Sea with a catch valued at about $16,OO0.
 Adolph SamuelSon, skipper of the 72-foot schooner Eclipse, said his heavy catch was taken in five days.
 The Eclipse was one of a fleet of about 24 Seattle and Canadian fishing boats which took advantage of a special halibut fishing season in the Boring Sea which began April 1.
 His boat was in about the same area as the Soviet fishing fleet in the Boring Sea. None of the Rus sian craft were sighted, however, he added.
 The regular halibut season be gins May 1 in an extensive area south of the Shurnagin Islands south of the Alaska Peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-17
Appointments Confirmed by Joint Body
 Mark Finale of 1859 Alaska Legislature

JUNEAU, LR - Confirmation of an extensive list of adminis- tration appointees to government boards and councils was the last major piece of business last night for the first session of Alaska s Legislature.
 In a joint meeting of the House and Senate, the lawmakers con firmed acting Governor Hugh Wade's appointments to the State Board of Education, Alaska Ju- dicial Council, State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, State Hospital Advisory Council and the Employment Security Advisory Council.
 Here is a list of the appoint ments confirmed by the Legis- lature:
 State Board of Education: Hunt Gruening, Juneau, and Robert Baldwin, Nome, for terms ending January 31, 1860; William G. Nor an, Ketchikan, and Mrs. s. J. Buckalew Jr., Anchorage, for terms ending January 31, 1861, and George E. Smith, Palmer, and William V. Boggess, Fairbanks, for terms ending January 31, 1862.
 Judicial Council: Lay members - Dr. William Whitehead, Ju- neau; Roy Walker, Nome, and J. H. Werner, Seward, all for six year terms.
 State Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol Board: Ernest Parson, Ju- neau, for a term ending January 31, 1860; Bill Ray, Juneau, for a term ending January 31, 1861, and William Boehl, mayor of Douglas, for a term ending January 31, 1862. The three new members of