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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

residential land should be incor'
porated in a carefully timed pro.
gram in order that 4 balanced
proportion of land uses can be
accomplished.
= Rockville is showing q flat
tening off of population gain
At the same thine, Rockville S
very young population will age
considerably in the near future
calling for more leisure time
recreational facilities for the
middle-aged and elderly.
. A comprehensive economic
analysis of the city's future de
velopment is urgently needed
with improvement of the city's
business core as one Of its chief
aims.
Q A closer liaison between
Rockville, county, Washington
D. c. and other planners, pub
lie and private, should be en-
couraged to better orient the
city to the suburban community
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Olney Dinner Attended
By State Grange Heads

Other officers: lecturer
Charles A. Hargreaves; steward,
James F. Vance, jr.; assistant
steward, Francis S. Payne;
chaplain, Mrs. Ethel Thompson;
treasurer, Mrs. Gladys Har-
greaves; secretary, Mrs. Lucille
Priest; gatekeeper, Edward r.
Iddings; Ceres, Mrs. Sidney T.
Lawler; Pomona, Miss Ester w.
Scott; Flora, Mrs, William A.
Gallagher; lady assistant stew
ard, Miss Sarah A. Haviland.
Purpose of the Grange is to
develop community improve
ments and further the interests
of persons living in rural areas.
State Grange officials attend
ing the event included State
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

Gaithersburg High School:
Hunter Davidson.
Georgetown Preparatory
School: William S. Abel, and
Paul c. Clifford.
Academy of the Holy Cross,
kensington: Margaret E. Nc.
Ginley.
Richard Montgomery High
School: Patricia A. Murphy and
Martha A. Taylor.
Walter Johnson High School:
Robert c. Alexander, Edmund
Allen Gleazer, Johanna L. Line,
barger, Alice M. Martinson
Katherine L. Masoner, Mitchell
K. Meisner, Richard S. Moeller
Evelyn Gage Redmond, Jean E
Ripley, Bill G. Roe, Carmel ].
Ullman and David c. Warheit
Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring: Eric r. Morrow.
Montgomery Blair Hig h
School: Milton w. Cole and
Philip L. Lahne.
Wheaton High School: Ed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

A host of State Grange Off.
Gals and other dignitaries at
tended the annual installation
dinner of Olney Grange No. Z
held Monday at the Sandy
Spring Fire House.
Rep. John r. Foley and Pres.
ident Stella B. Werner of the
County Council, attended and
lauded the purposes and goals
of the Grange. Eighteen new ap.
plications for membership were
received.
Installed as Master was Earl
]. Lombard, attorney, of Gath.
ersburg. Overseer for the com.
ing year will be Sidney T. Law.
Ter, biology teacher of Sher.
wood High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Scholars All from p. ]
81 Here Selected
By Merit Group

Christopher Caldwell, Frank M.
Chaplin, Richard o. Cunning.
ham, Sarah Carlyle Dublin,
John D. Eveland, Kathleen
Marie Gula, Johanna S. Hou.
wink, Gordon S. Huffman. ir.
Steven H. Johnson, Emily F
KRISTEN, John w. Knutson
Janet S. Lane, Edward P. LIE.
vine, Fernando Montenegro,
John R. Reigart, Katherine
Smith, Kirby A. Smith, Mignon
-Swihart and William A. Turn.
age.
Landon School: Peter D. Far.
ris, Daniel V. GSovski. Stephen
,Klingelhofer, Verne H. Mac
Donald, Henry Putzel, William
F. Rud diman, Anthony H.
Sweet, and John Martin Wood.
side.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Legal Advertisement

Master Austin P. Rem Of
Adamstown, ard Deputy State
Masters Bruce Crum, Richard
]. Darner, and Forrest Van Hoo
ser. The latter's wife, Daisy, is
master of the Potomac Grange
in Washington and Served as in
stallinp officer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
By Expert from P. l
Build-Up Urged
In Downtown

should be given to establish
ment of an urban renewal
agency leading to the easement
of congested downtown Rock.
vile. Much can be done to in.
sure a fair share of trade for
the central business district,
now losing to regional shopping
centers.
y Multiple.story apartment
and rental housing will attract
larger numbers of persons who
now work in, but don't live in
Rockville.
. Annexation of industrial
and commercial land, as well as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

ward R. Berman, Barbara ].
Cummins, Pauline H. Tester.
RAYMOND B. Wilson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

CHARLEs W. WOODWARD. JR.. Eso.
Efre Department Buiiainr
Rockville, Nd,
ORDER NINI
u TIE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
As Court OF Equity
No. ISIS Equity
DANIEL T. DOHERTY and
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
Plaintiff
MRS. MABEL ". MurI1N an.
MRS. MARY A. WOODS ara
SAINT MARY'S CHURCH
or BRUSHES MILLS
BRUgHTON, n. \.
MULLENDERRY MISSION or
"a SAiN rp, 1893 CATHOLIC CHURCH
FRANKLIN COUNTY. ny
ORDERED, This 9Th d.v Of oc.ob~.
A.D, 1853, by the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, al Court Of
Equity. that the Auditors Fifth Re-
port filed IN the above entitled cause. b.
raufisd and confirmed. unless cause to
we contrary thereof be shown on OF be-
iore the md day Of November next; pre-.
yided copy Of this order be inserted
" some Newspaper published IN said
montgomery County, once week Tor
ihree successive weeks before the said
md day OF November, 1853
CLAYTON X WATKINS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
D.. For Montgomery County
CLIFTON X. WATKINS - .o...
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

JOSEPH \. CULLHNs, IN.
Solicitor
sss=shan Trust nuifAinm
Mt. Rainier, Md.
ORDER NTsT
m THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
A. Court OF Equity
No. 1881 Equity
JOSEPH 8. CULLfNs, JK
As Substitute COMMITTEES OF
RHEA JEAN REDMON
ORDERED, this 9Th day Of octeb<r
AID. 1863, by the Circuit Court ~,
Montgomery County. as Courf N
Equity, that the AUDITORS Fourth ana
Final Report filed in the above entitled
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 2nd day Of Noven,ber
next provided q copy Of this order -
inserted in some newspaper published A.
said Montgomery County, once 4 week
for three successive weeks before the SAID
md day Of November, 1859.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True Copy--Test;
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk at-so2o-1o-27
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EMMA y. wALDRoP

EMMA y. WALDROP
9sOf Georgia Avenus
II silver Spring. Md.
ORDER NTSI
m THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AZ q Court OF Equity
No 14277 Equity
EUGENIA ] CRoxTON
Next Friend Of ~.,,....
EVERETT H. CkoAION
Plaintiff
vs.
EVERETT n. tsRoxTON
ORDERED. this 9Th day Of October.
An. 1859, by the Circuit Court for
Nontsone,y County, as a Court Of
Equity, that the Auditors Tenth and
Final Report filed In the above entitled
cause, be ratified ard confirmed, unless
cause To the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the ind day Of November
next; provided a copy OF this order ~
inserted in some newspaper published N
said Montgomery County, once week
FOR three successive weeks before the said
md day OF November, 1853.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
clerk OF the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
,rIas siS5s K ~ wviArvnss
Clerk N-cez4lo-M
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A, M. q w. v. B0UiU
Solicitors
n. Mantgantery Avsaae
Rockville, Ms.
ORDER Nfsl
m THE CIRCUIT COyNJ
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
As Court Of Equity
No. 21120 Equity
MYRTLE J. READ and othesfs
Plaintiffs
W.
CAROLYN NJ. PO0LK
Defendant
ORDERED, this eth day q GctebAr.
Ap., 1859, by the Circuit courk, ier
Montgomery County as Court OF
Faulty, that the AUDITORS Report filed
in the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
md day OF November next; provided a
copy OF this order be inserted In some
newspaper published In zsid Montgomery
County, once a week for three successive
weeks before the said 2nd day OF Novem-
Der. 1859.
CLAYTON X WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True c0py--Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS a.
Clerk 3t-Ss2s-1G2 "a
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w. PERRY DOING
1880 GrAndvisw Aseaue
Wheaton, Md.
ORDER NfsI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
As Court Of Equity
No. 214s7 Equity
ROBERT r. LOCKMAN
Next Friend 0f
LAWRENCE N. LoCKMAN
Plaintiff
vs.
LAWRENCE n. LoCKMAN
Defendant
ORDERED, this 9Th day Of October,
AID, 1859, BY the Circuit Court for
Equity. that the Auditors First ard
Final Report filed In the above entitled
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 70 the contrary thereof he shown
on Of before the 2nd day OF November
next provided a copy OF this order be +.
inserted IN some newspaper published in
said Montgomery County, once 4 week
for three successive weeks before the said
md day OF November, 1859.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True Copy-Tesf:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk At -5s2s- 10.gz
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PLUMMER NJ. SHEARIN
All Fig Building
silver Spring, Md.

Silver Spring, MD.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Testamentary 10 John
T. King in the Estate Of
CLARA y. KING
late OF Montgomery County deceased All
persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO present the
same on or before the 9th day Of April
next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
,sluded from all benefit Of said Estate
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
October, 1883: ,
10000 Torain Avenue
silver Spring, Md
Executor 6t-5s1s-11-1x
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Browning Cusers
Play -Four Games
Over Weekend

The Browning "Nlcrchanis" in.
dependent, basketball team came
out even over the past week end
drub5iag the National Guard
team Of Shelby 62.4l and the
Clifford Independents 1888. The
locals los, to the Shelby Jaycccs
and the Joplin Independents.
In the Shelby game Calvin
Clark. forward. paced the locals
with 10 points followed by Gary
Colbert. center. with ~ points.
In the Gi!dford game. Clark
AGAIN Was the big gun with ID
points Colbert followed with u.
Making the trip to Joplin were
guards. Wayne Goss. Calvin
Clark and Marion Salaway: for.
wards. bud Connolly. Frank
Tr"mblry. and ccn,crs. Gary Go.
Der, and captain Tony Sarno and
manager porky Scllars.
This Sunday. February %. the
locals will journey to Whi,cfish
10 meet the Whiiefish team and
In the evening will play q team
from kalispcll. The locals have
also accepted an invitation to par.
.!ri?a,r In n ihrcc.day iourna.
mr", In Shelby mex, mon,h.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Problems Of Indian Students
To Be Discussed By Educators

With emphasis to be- placed
strictly on high school students
Of Indian blood. the State Depart.
mcni Of Indian Education. the
Bureau Of Indian Affairs. and
Northern Montana college will
sponsor the fourth annual con,
ference on Indian problems ~
Ha,rc. March ~ and Is. Flor
cnrc Schmidt. MIC assistant pro.
fcSSor Of education and college
director ni the conference an.
nOunccd early this week
h. ". isrrgan. director uf In
dian education IN the State De
pertinent Of Public Instruction
and former Browning Sup"..n.
icndcnt Of schools. has ou;.I;.rd
= program "f speakers and panel
discussions 10 handle Indian stu.
dents problems. Miss S.'hmI,;
was also formerly on the Brown.
ing public schools staff ~ y
teacher.
4 late rcpor; said Ben u sci.
Area Director Of the Rurr.u "f
Indian AFFAIRS "f \brrdr"n. :
Dak.. will be- k,ynotr speaker
James Crawford. head %! the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19

community services department
o, the Bureau of Indian Affairs
education division of Billings. will
lead the scholarship pane! dis.
Cu>SIonS
Jacob .Ahionc. area relocation
officer. bureau Of Indian Affairs.
Billings. will serve as cunSultant
.nr students interested in voca.
t"nal education programs.
Thc lnd!an students will have
iwu hal! days for discussion of
?vnI!tn> they volunteer. Bcrgan
= soliciting lis; Of such prob.
lens from Indian high school
Students now. Miss Schmidt said
She also said tina, four Indian
students from each high school.
p!c.rrAh.y Two boys and two
S".>. vii! bc named to attend
II" conference and take reports
back 10 their groups.
Guidance teachers and high
s'h"nl Principals have been IS.
sued >i'""!a! invitations To at.
tend "!'h \ separate panel So:
np 10 deal with their problems
~ a!din. Indian siudeniS
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Charlie Reevis Will
Conduct Medicine lodqe
Religious Ceremony

Charles Recvis has repeatedly
announced that he will conduct
medicine lodge tribal religious
ceremony during the latter part
Of June.
Recvis is described as one of the
few Medicine Men on the north.
central Montana Indian rcscrva.
ton. Only Medicine Men and
Women may participate in the
actual ancient plains Indian cere.
mony.
The ceremony involves lengthy
tasts which are seldom perform,
ed. The last ceremony was held
here two years ago.
Rcevis said the medicine sweat
lodge and dance ring would be
SC, up in keeping with his prom.
Use made TO the Sun God" sew
eral months ago. At that time
Rccvis was being treated by a
doctor Of medicine for a hear,
condition.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19

The Bulldogs fought to a 1918
tic with two minutes gone in the
second quarter, with each team
trading basket for basket. With
the score reading l7-l5 in favor
Of Choteau. Harwood appeared
In the Indians lineup for the
first time and from then on it
was Choteau scoring against Har.
wood. until the half ending with
Choteau leading by a score of
Is to %.
In the third quarter HarwoOd
started the Indians on their way
to victory by making four quick
field goals TO give the Indians
$3.50 lead which was never lost.
The third quarter ended with
Browning on top 1881.
Chotcau tried vainly to over.
come Browning but failed. They
came within three points. 48-45
with two minutes left in the game.
Then Browning put on a scoring
campaign on the shooting of Har.
wood. Loring and Pete Calhoun.
The ball swapping Indians made
every point count as they held
a comfortable lead of SAT- with
minute left in the game. I.oring
made field goal with So seconds
left and Calhoun added two
gift losses to end the game.
Following liarwOod for the In.
dians in the scoring was forward
Bill L0ring with IL counters on
six field goals and two gift losses.
High for the losers was Don
Peters with Is points.
In the preliminary game the
Browning JV's downed the Cho.
teau 3 team by a score Of 37.37.
Mike Matt led the Indians at.
tack with Is points before fouling
out early in the third quarter.
This was the last game for the
JV's.
The Indians will travel to Har.
lem to play the Wildcats Febru.
AIRY 81. The Indians forfeited the
Conrad game to the Cowboys.
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Highway Bypass Measure Kept
Alive By Virtue Of War Dance

During the frs; SUNDAY :, ,.i.''i
Of the 36;h Legislature. CONTRARY
action was taken 10 keep alA"
. measure designed 10 prevent
the Highway Drpa::mrn; i:an
building highways wh.rh would
bypass towns nr CITIES whrrc ID
iional museums are located
The bill wa> introduced b..
Senator Pa; Niilri;r 10 E'a,':r.
In an effort to "maiH.ain ru'.urai
institutions" such rs the Ma. 'um
Of the Plains Indian iora'rd n:
Browning. where he ii!.li" ~
Department Is making r,rrN e.
fort to promote u bypass nf h!.i.
way 2 around 'hc ;rwr
Tho contrary action "riet1L'ri
when the bill was returned r. ~
he Highways iHd I. ais 'I' Lirh.
Committee VITA 'nr recruitment.
ton do hn: pass
Sr:,ator Mahnnry - Sa"drrs
County. q member Of the iiisil'
way Committee. argued tina; the
measure as |: now stands. would
prevent the Use o! federal hi.h.
way funds on all highways ~
Montana. Mimcttc rOun;crri with
- mammal SAe n AAV nr fuA IA
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Indians Defeat Choteau
58-41 |nSaturday's Game

Once again center Murray Har.
wood led the Indians to a we'll
earned victory over the Chotcau
Bulldogs 53il in a Northern Glass
B Division basketball game at
Chotcau Saturday night. Har.
wood led all scorers with Is
points on II field goals and l gift
toss.
Browning raced to a five point,
ZIG. advantage at the end of the
first quarter after Ch0teau had
taken a one point advantage as
a Choteau player hit a free throw.
This was quickly erased as both
guards for Browning. Russell
Douglas and Bud Cnbell hit a
free toss 10 give the Indians the
lead
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Procedure Outlined
For Securing Of
Surplus Blankets

Fourteen hundred surplus blan.
kets were made available for dis
tribution and approximately 400
of these were distributed last
Friday to members of the Black
feet tribe. The procedure for OBJ
tanning a blanket is as follows:
The applicant must first go to
the County Welfare office here
in Browning. or contact Mrs
Bum at Heart Butte. who will
give them the necessary rcferral
slips to this agency.
After receiving a referral slip
the individuals will then take
them to the Blackfeet Indian
Agency barracks building where
they will be signed by Agency So
cial Worker. Dillon.
Then the individual must &c
to the Commodity Distribution
center where u. a. Tcllcfcro will
issue tho necessary blankets.
The United States Public Health
nurse. Miss Shcfner and Miss
Cook. will also make referrals t.
the agency. For those who are il,
need Of blankets, by contracting
amy Of these individuals. their
needs will be taken care Of.
Blankets will be issued to mem
berS Of the Blackfeet tribe or
Friday. February 20. and agar
on Friday. February q. 1t Is be
lievcd that sufficient blankets are
available for all members of tho
Blackfcct tribe.
The county workers have Sc
up a schedule for interviews 70,
the issuing of blankets. Count,
Welfare worker. Mr.. WEIGH. viii
hold interviews OH the following
days: Monday at ! to 2 pm
Thursday from l to I pm. anc
Friday from 9 to - am.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Boy Scouts Will Take Over
Duties 0fCity Council Saturday

Scout Civic Day will he held
in Browning Saturday. February
81 when Troop 100 and 81, under
the direction Of scout leaders
Jason Devcrcaux. Jr.. and MILFORD
Ashton. will take over as city
officials for that day. The various
offices TO be held BY the Scouts
for the day will be as follows:
Mayor. Eddie Schmidt: Water
CommiSs!onrr Billy :..usc: Fire
Chief. Clifford Edwards: City
Clerk. Keith Schauf: Chief Of Pc.
lice. Clifford Edwards: Dog Catch.
or. Jerry Benjamin: Assistant
Chief Of Police. Frank Merchant:
City Judge. Steve Schauf: Jailer.
Jimmy Schmidt: Health Officer.
Pat Juneau. Juvenile Officer. Pat
Fields. tThc scouts listed do not
include those from Troop 81.
Troop 100 has three patrols -
the Eagles. the Lions and the
Bears. The Boy Scouts In each
patrol are as follows: Eagles.
Gene Johnson. Patrol Leader;
Tommy Sioner. Assistant. Mem.
bcrs: Richard Show. Jimmy
Schmidt. Frank Merchant. Jerry
Benjamin and Billy House.
Lions: Clifford Edwards. Patrol
Leader: Pat Fields. Assistant
Members: Darrell Runningfishcr.
Pat Juneau. Keith Schauf and
Steve Schauf.
Bears: One member so far. Joe
Show.
The Junior Assistant Scout.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
Archery Club To
Hold Fishing Derby
At Duck Lake

The Goins.To.The,Sun Bow
mems Club Of Browning has
scheduled a Fishing Derby to be
held at Duck Lake on March
and B. Advance tickets are now
on sale.
To become eligible for the cash
prizes or the 5000 archery set,
participants must purchase q
ticket which they will be rcquir.
ed to show at the time they
weigh any fish at the weigh sta.
ton which will be set up on the
lake shore near the road leading
10 the lake.
Duck Lake Is fas, becoming
the most publicizcd lake in the
state through its fine catches of
rainbow weighing from 10 to 20
20 pounds. many Of which have
been taken through the ice this
winter. The fish are plentiful
and propagate rapidly on the
abundance Of fresh water shrimp
found in the lake.
Tickets can be purchased from
nearly all business places or from
club members for Sl.50 for adults
and Sl.0O for children. Half of
the proceeds will go for cash
prizes. and the other half for the
construction Of q firsi-claSs out.
door archery range.
l, is hoped the derby will at.
tract statewide attention and be.
come an annual or scmi.annual
event
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19

I" impress the importance OF
this p.rrc u! legislation. Minc;,.
appeared on the Senate floor
dressed In rolJrful Indian Buck
.Nln rrsal!a.
Browning and the Glacier coun,
- Legislators have foush; drs
pta;rls I" keep highways . aud
10 from brirg dr;ourrd 10 the
south OF town. since the idea
Was f!rI conceived by IN" ii.,h
Nay Department. with the s.rpnr
nrGun"a; that i. would c!fr =: M.
"Hl$ the entire crUn my q!
browning. but that Of Il scns of
: - = mntu"!'ir~ 81 .r III,
'rn.r s.'uI;.on rN..
''" "" the SRA" : pu,:,:S II,
~: hi'"tnt"g "f 'hr ',''hwa$s thru
nrowti.3s Is the 'u', that the
Nns,ttn Of the ! ia. = indian Is
the only museum 0I it's Kind irf,
In the Tinted States. and the only
one where tourists have the rare
opportunity .: srring aud study,
:rs au.hr f:ir :! 'alays and rc!..s
Of the pas Indian civilization
The musrsm attendance has
shown r}, rkcd increase year
after yea. with the exception OF
las, year. when the polio cpidcm
ir cut tho attendance consider.
ably.
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!ARCHEkS. some young. and some
a little oldcr?. are taking their
hobby seriously. Shown here is
a par, Of the group that turned
out for practice last Friday eve.
ming. The club, just recently or.
ganiZcd. now enjoys a good mem.
bership and is sponsoring a fish
ing derby to be held at Duck
Lake. March 7 and 8 for the
purpose of Raising funds with
which to construct, a first-class
outdoor range for summer use.
Below. Chuck Mcndcnhall cx.
plains the counting of points to
Keith Schauf and Eddie !Aubert.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
County ~ Club
Will Meet 10nioht

The Glacier County T.V club
will hold a meeting this evening.
February 10. at the old Santa
Rita Lumber Company office.
starting at 8 pm.
Election Of officers will be held
and discussion Of the TV situa.
ton as II Is at present will also
take place.
Anyone In Browning or vicinity
who Is interested Is urged 10
attend.
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master for Troop 100 Is Eddie
Schmidt and the Assistant Scout.
master. Elmer Midthun.
During the course of the civic
day operations. which will begin
in the morning. the Boy Scouts
plan to collect fines which will
be used for their troops.
Scout Civic day will be carried
out with the full cooperation Of
local city officials and Mayor
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intermediate Students
To Present Program

The intermediate grades 0f the
Browning grade S-hO0i will pre-.
sent . patriotic program for their
r,rrn,s and for all Interested pat.
r"ns Of the community. wcdncs,
day. February Is. ., 2 pm. In the
grade school gym. 4 large ii.
tendance would h. appreciated.
Mrs Hatch Il program chair.
man
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-19
c Of G Dinner
Postponed Until March

The Chamber Of Commerce
dinner which was TO have been
held this evening has been post.
poned until tho evening Of March
II because Of incomplete arrange.
mcnts.
The menu will consist of turkey
and all the trimmings. as pre-.
viously planned. and the meal
will he scr,c cd in the dining room
of the Methodist church at $500
q plate. Ladies Of the Methodist
church will serve the meal,