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CHEVERLY; oPEN-LarSe brick
Colonial; maids room, rec. room.
2 baths; $19,960, $1,000 down.
By OWNER, sP. 3-199l.
CHEvERLY, nr. St. Ambrose school
and ehureh--S-bedTm. brick on
extra nice lot. Sep. din. rm.; lge.
liv. I'm. WIfirepl.: full bsmt.
W/ree. rm.; 2-bathS. Assume OF
loan With nominal cash. REAMY
CO., AP. T-o666.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - WALL
to shopping. Swanson Jr. High,
bus: 3-bedroom brick Colonial.
Only S1S,950 FLA terms. Won
derful opportunity. Call BROY-
HILL d SONS. Realtors, IA. T.
1900.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

CHEvERLY FOREsT-waIk to ell
conveniences. and save money for
years to come by assuming Q large
4h96 loan with S97 mo. payments.
On 0 3-bedrm., lh-bath Rll-brtek
home. with separate din. rm..
table-spaee kit full bsmt. with
tiled floor and exit. A good value
at S16,600.
VET, SETTLEMENT COSTS ONLY
and approx. $50 mo. An economical
and comfortable home with five
generous-size rooms. Separate din.
room, full bsmt,, screened porch,
fenced lot backing up TO acres OF
park and play area. With moderate
cash; assume 4e6 loan with sos
mo. payments.
beautiful h-acre lot
(S0x275) with Q spacious BUNGALOW
featuring GIFT. liV. rm, with wall
to-wall carpeting, kit, 12xl4 with
new and modern equip, 3 bedrms
and full bsmt. with exit. Home
in spotless condition. Best OF
terms VIII even consider GI, no
down payment.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7.7774
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REFRESHING

nGT 1tGD1I11NO
This house has everything for corns
Portable living. 8 bedrooms, ga
baths, large living room with fire.
place, dining room with sliding
glass doors to patio. huge kttchen
port. This split-level gives bedfm.
privacy and rec. room fun. A
large finished rec. room with .
u bath and separate utility Son
that level. Excellent area for the
right family. S25, 500. TE. 6-1416.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

Arlington Walk to
try Club: Quaint 2 bed
room, full basement, white
Cape Cod. PANELED LIv:
ING ROOM AND DINING
ROOM, 17-ft. master bed
room. A Gem Of q Buy for
only S1o,75Q; Name your
AND SONS, Realtors, IA.
4-1300.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
PLEASANT LIVING
ENTERTAIN

ARIZONA S-bedroom brick
rancher with . Florida sun
room, heated for your winter
comfort, or 4th bedroom.
Fenced lot and patio. FHA
terms. Priced at, S21,500.
Call uEABROYHnL AND
SONS. Realtors, IA. 4-1300.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

ANDREWS AREA - Nothing dowT
of;' broom brick. full bsrnt $50
Per mo-, incl. everything. RE. g.
$40; evesy 10. 1888, CAMP
Evening star., 1961-03-03

BELLEVUE FOREST
$41,500
The delightful privacy Of . walled
patio off the kitchen and dining
room adds q touch Of Olde George
town charm to this new 4-hed.
room home. beautifully construct
ed and appointed. with the mel
o wooded setting; huge modern
kitchen with breakfast space; 3
baths, 2-ear garage; gTound-leVel
clubroom with fireplace and lovely
woodland view, Excellent location
In the country club area.
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS IA, 4-l&o0
BEST OF $3.50, $50. All our
SaleSmen are hot on the phone TO
sell this custom -built home this
week end. 8 bedrooms, Q baths, q
car garage; enclosed porch with
SEsSkfs;s isS f4.nss. area n, f vtnS ISS%
neiEhSorhood. FIRST time Offered
and priced to sell
PENTAGON
REALroHs cR. $500
.CCC
Charm, comfort and convenience
all wrapped In one-Beautiful, 4
bedroom brick-and-shingle home
with fireplace. separate dining
rm.,. basement with rec. nm: very
dn. BROWN / BROWN REALTY,
JE. 4-0041.
CAPE COD
Of fashion. oftering . family-sixs
equipped kitchen with eating
space and large storage, master
bedroom and bath on the first
floor, and 2 large bedrooms and
and fenced: only s12.60o; 5000
F. W. BERENS, Realtor
304 N. Lee Hwy. CR. 3-14O1
CONTEMPORARY Of truly fine de-
sisn ssn,..,n snd or only .,;, IN minutes 1Tt to
way. Builders own home, Just
finished and really O. dream to
oTp ,!t The nynE s.TS room Us !:
are iaTae. fhe View vns fPom q:
large flying deck Is terrific. a
wooded wonderland with privacy;
also from the kitchen. dining room
and enormous family room with
fireplace A 2-car garage. Low
4Qs and worth seeing. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON, IA. 6-1560. Eyes,
KE. S-645S.
CENTER HALL stone-front brick
rambler tree-setting in beautiful
Sleepy Hollow; Jeb Stuart High
sehool and near new congression;;
street. 8 bedrms., ga baths, fire.
place and picture window in liv.
rm., separate din. rm. WALL-TO-
WALL CARPET Cike new); de-
lightful kitchen, 25x2S rec. nm.
with picture window; walk-out
basement. Immaculate condition
throuEhont. 4 REAL PLEASURE
THE GROOM co.
REALTORS IA. 7-44S7
d. J, O'CONNELI1-NORTH AR
LINGTON brick rambler. A mere
S2.650 down will put you on
your friends social register as
The MOST paneled entertaining
center with wet bar" they'll
"ohh" and Ahh," the MOST"
floor space and extras for an
FHA dollar. The lady Is MOST"
anxious to Join her hubby al
ready IN Cleveland-thus fast oc-
cupancy. We will be MOST" hap
py to show you this right now
PoMPoNIo REALTY, 22Is vii.
son blvd, Arl.. ia. 6-5561.
$3.50 DOWN FHA
FALLS CHURCH AREA bed
rms, with perm. stairway to ex-
pandable 2nd H.: firepl., washer,
drier, disp. OPEN. 1928 west Lawn
dr., Falls Church. JE 4-5494
door barbecue in fenced rear yard.
Appraised ct S1S.500. Call
FAIRcHnD REALTY CO., JE. q
9050.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-VAs

"CHICHEsTER"-sounds ike q
cation Of this beautiful s4-ft
stone-front brick rambler; only &
years young. Even more exciting
are these features: Beautiful set
ting, h-acre lot: 3 bedrms., spar
king kitchen fully equipped! very
tastefully decorated lge. rec. rm.,
2 fireplaces, 2-car built-in garage,
more space for children's play
room or extra bedrooms in base
ment Only minutes to exit Of
new beltway. Most attractive fl
nancing. ASSUME VERY HIGH
LOAN. Flexible down payment,
immediate occupancy, and full
price only SG4,500.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
HOUSES -FeR SALE-VA.

NoRrH-charm n
lovely setting. New and lovely
gplit-foyer rambler. excellent area
ready to move in. Living room il
ing room. truly grand kitchen. 4
nice bedrooms, 8 full baths and
q finished rec. room with fireplace
Price Is Q steal for this house
S32,950 and worth 1t. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON, IA. b-1650. Ewes.
ARL.-$1,000 less than FHA %,
praisali Yes, and $1,000 down
also includes settlement charges
Sturdy all-brick Cape Cod has 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm., screened
porch and full bsmt. Completely
redecorAted and avail. now in q
close-in Arl. neighborhood, on q
large wooded lot, Just 2 blocks tc
express bus and stores. A real buy
at $16,500!
IA. 7-6525
R. REYNOLDS CO., INC
ARLINGTON, NORTH-small 2.
bedrm. house. Completely redeco.
rated with delightful patio anc
garage. On dead-end street. Few
minutes to D. c. Sl7,500. EXCLU.
SIVE. Miss Langford. IA. 7-9545
GEORGETOWN PROPERTIES
1882 Wisconsin Ave. FE. S-ll3C
ARLINGTON, NORTH
$13,950
ARL, N.-solid and charming
FARMHOUSE IN THE CITY:
bedrms.. side-entrance hail, liv
rm., full-siZe din. rm., full bsnt
with "a bath: garage; large kitch-
en- with eating space, gas hot
water heat; Close in; 2 blocks to
Lee hwy. bus. Only $500 down
FILA. E F. STEFFEY REAL ES-
TATE. JE. 4-0064.
ARL., N. : BY OWNER; S1S,950.
Brk.; 3 bedrms., liy. rm., din. rm.,
kit. full bsmt., scr. porch. fenced
yard; walking dist. schools, shop.
ctr, bus. FLA or assume 4Ia9s
nT i0an KE R-116C
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IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY

ONOOI Z 1A1NO1
3-bedrm. brick rambler: elose-in N.
Arl. FHA' appraised and 1st trust
of S1S,500, 80 yrs. possible. Flexs
ible terms and owner will eons
slider 2nd on conventional finance
ing. All this within walking disc
lance Of schools; buses buses and shop"
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
REALTORS 8 TIL Q
Evening star., 1961-03-03
S450 DOWN FHA

P1OO DOVV4N = 114A =
CHURCH AREA bed.
drier, disp. OPEN 1i2s Ii west isnsr Lawn
dr., Falls Church. JE. 4-5494
door barbecue In fenced rear yard
Appraised ct S1S.500. Cal
FAIRCHnD REALTY CO., JE. 2.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
PENTAGON
REALToHs cR. 2-S40O
CCC

Charm. comfort and convenience
all wrapped In one-Beautiful, T.
bedroom brick-and-shingle home
with fireplace. separate dining
rm., basement with rec. rm.: very
aN lovely ySpyni ynaESi slsisSSj 1885,, oplE $500
III A.00AI
Evening star., 1961-03-03
ROCKVILLE

MINIATURE ESTATE
Lovely brk. rambler In . prestige
area: has beautiful patio, sundeck
overlooking wooded area; 8 bed
rms, Ia baths, lge. liv. I'm. and
din. rm., spacious rec. rm.; kitch-
en- with table space. Loads Of
storage space. Extra aereage sur
rounding this for sale. Low sos.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Rockville Pike HA. r-Ahnn. q tn q
Evening star., 1961-03-03
N400 DOWN

YHUV OOWN
Including settlement 10 those Shat
qualify.
DfR.: Rises I'd. 10 Chapman rd.,
right to sample house. 2105
Chapman I'd. or University blvd.
east 10 23d ave. to Chapman rd..
right to sample house.
BOTING, INC. HA. 2-9280
Evening star., 1961-03-03
OPEN / to 3
LeWiSdale

2106 Chapman Road
BRICK RAMBLERS 3 bedrm0.
bsmt., only $17,250.
BRICK CAPE GODS. & bedrmS.
bsmt.. only S1S.250.
FLA and Conventional Financing
A an La
Evening star., 1961-03-03
THE BIG
&c 'A''
GARDEN SPOT

ARLINGTON REALTY co.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arl;. IA. 1.930C
II No Answer, 451-1671
Evening star., 1961-03-03
MT, VERNON

superb Cape Cod, framed on voVded
and bath downstairs; 2 bedrooms
and bath upstairs; living room
has fireplace, separate dining
room, sparkling kitchen, full base
msnt, earport; delightful styling:
Evening star., 1961-03-03

(cO0siausd % Next RsSSS
Evening star., 1961-03-03

NOT ON TOR but near everythinE.
Walk to public or parochial
schools, shopping, bus and even
the hospital: 3-bedroom brick
home in excellent wooded area Of
North Arlington: has recrea.
tion room, built-in garage and
patio. Out-of-town owner most
anxious. FHA approved. For price,
terms or appointment to see, call
ia. 10000. FLORANCE REALTY,
2317 Wilson blvd, Arl. ~.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
CAPE COD

CAPE COD
OF fashion. offering Q family -siSC
living room, private dining room
equipped kitchen with eAtinl
space and large storage, master
bedroom and bath on the first
floor, and 2 large bedrooms and
full bath Up. The large lot is level
and fenced; only S12.600; 5000
down and assume an extra-large
Evening star., 1961-03-03

POOR MANS CHANCE!-Ideai for
ExcEEIENF as@aHz Eish RlsfSdN FHNSNefN mses' ee MR9
BE ASSUMED with modest down
payment and low settlement cost
THREE -BEDRM., PLUS DEN
BRICK RAMBLER, on large leVeI
fenced lot; good neighborhood;
close to school: VACANT; needs
painting; COME MAKE oFEERi'
REAIToRs.' issit fas'iSG FL. 5000: SAs ewes. "a u
Evening star., 1961-03-03
ALEXANDRIA. &

LOST IN THE WOODS
Built in 1924, this 3-bedrm., 2-bat
Colonial home has lots Of charm
situated on one acre with beauti
ful trees. Priced at S22,50(
TRADES CONSIDERED
Evening star., 1961-03-03
IA. 7-85n0

NEW BRICK split-foyer rambler
on over s-acre lot. 8 bedrooms
2 full baths, complete kitchens
rec. room, full basement, hot.
water heat. Good location. Price,
S2o,95O. TRADES CONSIDERED.
Call now to see. JE. 4-048SS
n. sPRNGFIELD-Brk.; 8 bedFms.s 8
2 baths. carport. rec. nm: fenced;
Evening star., 1961-03-03

OUR LADY or SORROWS Pan.
ISH-Assume 41lss CT loan; g.
bedrHn., 2-story home: sep. din
rm.. laundry rm., lge. patio. Own
er transferred. OPEN. 6S03 Chill
lum Manor rd., W. HyattS., HA
2-76Ql
Evening star., 1961-03-03

WIN. D. LUCAS ASSOC. OF. 6-ss6s
TAKOMA PARK = Home plus In
come: 3-unit bldg; 2-bedroom
; apts, Excel. eond. $4,000. -.
TAKoMA REALTY JU. S-1eOC
Evening star., 1961-03-03
GLASS AND REAMEp
!. W. BERENS, Realtor

5O2O Cham Bridge Rd. 81. 6-6O22
MORE LIVING SPACE for less
money: here 1t isl bedrooms,
paneled den. 2 full baths, finiShed
sunrm.: carport. Real pretty and
Child REALTY co. M 2.ao5fl.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
NO CASH DOWN
TO CT

split-level luxury; 8 bedrms., den,
corner lot; S20.I7b. For vets. by
settlement charges and move N.
Non-vets. $1,000 FHA. (P. g.: It's
brand-new.)
KAYRO IA. 1880
Evening star., 1961-03-03
GIANT.
HERNDON

NEW RAMBLER. by builder; Q bed
rms, Ia baths, LIST fl: full bsmt.
with walk-out entrance and bath
roughed in: S19,950; S1,500 dn.,
$3.50 per mo. to right purchaser.
Herndon 107 or 773.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
Great Northern Well
Being Drilled Deeper

Nose Wagner Drilling Co., Inc,
has moved on rotary for deepen
ing the only well now active in
Montana on the Rocky Mountain
front, in western Glacier county.
The we'll is Great Northern Drill
ing Co, Inc, Blackfeet Tribal No.
/, Sc NV 1931N-11W, now bot
tened at 9095 feet. 1t got top of
Madison at 1882 and had sub
stantial gas flows in several hori-
IONS in upper Madison. These
were cased off, with pipe set at
SOTO, and have not been given
production tests. Other shows
were logged in the open hole sec
ton. Plans call for deepening the
well into the hard-and-tight Mad
ison, using tubing for drill pipe,
looking for a more porous zone
than so far encountered. Upon
completion of the deepening OPP
Grafton tests will be made of the
gas horizons now cased off -
Montana Oil Journal.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
BIackfeet Braves Invited To
Western InVitatiOnaI Tourney
The champion Blackfeet Braves

The champion Blackfeet Braves
basketball team is one of Is in
dependent league teams which
has been selected to participate
in the 28-game Western Invita-
tional tournament being played
in Lewistown, Montana, on March
20, 30, 81 and April 1.
In its first game of the double
elimination tourname I, the
Braves will play the Elks Club
western Montana College, of
Dillon. This game will be played
at 900 pm. Wednesday. March
20 in the Lewistown Civic Center.
The winner of this game will
play the winner of a game be-
tween c g. C All Stars and
Lusk, Wyo)
This tournament marks the 18th
wear that the Central Montana
Jaycees have sponsored this play
off for league winners and indie
pendently organized teams play
ing in the western United States
and Canada. OF more than 30
teams applying for entry in this
1861 tournament, the final is
were selected on the basis of
past performance and player ex-
perience.
The Lewistown tourney has
long been a favorite ame- indie
pendent players because in four
short days, competitiva play is
offered against ma-v strong in
dependent teams which would
normally be corn7lately out of
their geographical reach Win
ming teams over t'.e years have
come from Canada TO Texas, from
Washington TO Minnesota.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
Reads Supervisor
Reviews Secondary
Road Situation

The county road department
is receiving complaints about the
condition of the oil roads in Gla-
cier county and feel that some
explanation is due the taxpayers.
We have approximately 80
miles of bituminous roads to
maintain, with absolutely no
equipment or material suitable
to do this work. We have been
fortunate in obtaining some mix
and oil from other sources, but
that is seldom satisfactory to the
other parties.
A bituminous road of the low
type should be Seal-coated and
covered every four to six years.
BY doing this it will practically
eliminate the costly repairs that
are necessary at this time to
bring the roads back into shape.
Our budget will not permit us
to obtain all the equipment
necessary at this time, but we
will endeavor to purchase enough
to carry us through until such
time as it is feasible to obtain
the rest.
You, the people that use the
oil roads in Glacier county, could
be of great help to us if you
would obey the load limit law
that is in force at the present
time. By obeying the 400 lb. per
inch width of tire limitations in
effect now, it would decrease the
breakup considerably. /.
We appreciate and invite, good
constructive criticism. 1t is only
by this that maximum efficiency
is obtained in any business, whe-
Their county or otherwise. Please
feel free 70 como. into thu lad
office at the county shop in Cut
Bank and discuss any road prob
lens with us.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
HospituI Notes

Currently Hospifslized: James
White Calf. Charles Momberg
Elva wippert, William Spotted
Bear, Woodrow Calf Robe, Ira.
cey Ann Smith, Gayle Morris,
Ruth DeRoche. Edward George
NcNabb, Irwin Tstsay, Mary Matt,
Margaret Comes At Night, Jos
eph Houseman, Louise Russell,
David J. Marceau, Louise An.
drews, William James Bear Med
icine, Keith Alan Spotted Bear,
Daisy Mary Dusty Bull. Fern
Marceau, Geneva New Robe, Lo-
lita Kaye Tatsey.
DISCHARGED: Rosalita DeRoche,
Edward Fish, Janet Henderson,
Tom Aubrey. Agnes Carlson.
Melvin J. Kicking Woman. Betty
Clark, velma Smith, Gary Gil
ham. Roy Allison, Cheryl Colbert,
Patty Kennedy.
Births: Mr.. and Mrs Peter Tat
sey, Heart Butte, a daughter; Mr..
and Mrs Flcyi Gervais, Brown
ing. a son; Mr.. ard Mrs. George
Hall. BROWNIE. d-ughter; Mr..
and Mrs. Cslvin Dusty Bull,
Browning. a son.
Blood Donors: Jess Meineke.
DIE s.lois. Alvin Kennedy,
Merle Magee.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
North American Indian DAYS
Date Set For July | Thru 4

The Blackfeet Indian Days com
mittee at a meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon set the dates of July IA
1861. for observing this years
North American Indian Days eel
ebration.
About 40 prominent tribesmen
agreed on the dates at the meet.
ing in the conference room OF
the tribal office, and they agreed
to meet at a later date to select
a successor TO the late Theodore
Last Star. former chairman Of
the Indian Days committee, ac-
cording to lift Mckay, secretary
of the organization.
The annual event reverts tribes
men back TO the old-time tepee
days to recall centuries-old dane
es, songs, games and traditions,
lest the younger generation lose
them in the intricacies of mod
ern life.
Last years record number of
photographers representing ma
tional publications, in the area
because of the National Govern
or's Conference at Many Glacier
Hotel. gave the celebration world.
wide publicity.
A mecca for photographers are
the impressive circular teepee vii.
lage, last year numbering almost
60 teepees, and the activities per,
formed within the village area.
A portion of motion picture
star George Montgomery's film
of the occasion was used in con.
nection with a nationwide tele.
vision program starring his wife,
Dina Shore, last December.
The attraction has caused a re
birth of old methods in costume
making among the many tribes
of the U. S. and Canada who at
ED the festivities.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
3, 500 Acres Of Tribal
Land Will Be Offered
For Oil Lease Bids

Certain tribal lands. approx
mating $500 acres, contained ir
II sections of Township 80, Rang
es 8 and 8 West are proposed fol
advertisement for oil and gas
mining leases, according to a
resolution passed by the Black
feet Tribal Council March Is.
In response to a request, the
resolution proposing Oil and Gas
Sale No. IL authorizes and in
structs the Secretary Of the In
terror or his duly authorized rep
resentative 10 advertise Sections
6. z, Is, 10 and 30 in Range 8
West, and Sections 1, II, -, Ia
%, "a and IS in Range 9 West.
Sealed bids will be required on
all units advertised, and no drill
ing commitments will be involv
ed, according to information fur
nishad by Blackfeet Tribal Coun
Gil Chairman Meade NJ Swingley
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
No Opposition In
Local Election

The local election scene is COM
paratively quiet as usual, despite
earlier rumors that more candi-
dates would be filing.
Only one candidate has filed
for the office of Mayor, that be
ing o. A. Tellefero, incumbant.
Filing for the two posts of al
derman in ward one are Joe
Lewis and Edward ]. ALBERT,
present office holders, and for
ward two are Fred Cobell and
Wilbur Renshaw. Cobell was
elected at the last election and
Renshaw was appointed to fill
the unexpired term of Paul Van
der Jagt who moved from the
city limits shortly after the last
election.
Other than the election of city
councilmen no other issue of
local nature will be voted.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23

According to Chairman, Meade
Swingley, an extensive study has
been made of past procedures in
volved in handling tribal assets
and suggested improvements
have been incorporated with ex-
listing ones to form policies that
in the aggregate will be known
as the Blackfeet Tribal Plan and
the Blackfeet Civil Service Code.
The Plan and the Code have
become the official policy of the
Tribal Council through Resolu-
ton $3.50 of March Is and will
be binding upon future councils
until a resolution amending or
resembling it shall have been
passed by vot eof at least nine
members of the 13-man council.
Adoption of the policy by joint
action in the manner it is pre-
sented marks the first time in
the history of the tribe, as far as
is known, that an attempt has
been made to define in black
and white definite procedures
and manners regulating respon-
sibilities in financial matters, at
least for release for the general
information of tribal members.
While the formulation of the
policy may be no cure-all for the
ills that the tribe feels have
been inherent over the past many
years in handling tribal assets,
the present tribal council ap-
pears to have made major step
forward that can be character
lied as a belated tribal effort
to improve the administration of
tribal affairs.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
Annual Easter Eqg
Hunt Scheduled
For April2

An Easter egg hunt is SEIZED
uled for Sunday, April 2 in the
area near the Museum of the
Plains Indian at l pm, it was
determined at a meeting of the
Browning Youth Club last night.
The Cut Bank Boarding Dormi-
tory students will boil the eggs
and the art classes at Browning
high school will color them.
Members of the local post of
the American Legion will hide
the eggs early Sunday morning.
Prizes similar to last years
hunt will prevail for the eligible
age groups, which will be pub
lished in the next issue of this
newspaper.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23
James Leadbeffer And
Margaret Shannon
Exchange Wedding Vow.

James Leadbetter and Margar
et Aline Shannon were united in
marriage Friday morning, March
IL in the Little Flower Catholic
church with FIR. Tackles perform
ing the simple wedding cere.
mony.
Attending the couple were Mrs
Lillian Douglas and Frank Greco
Others in attendance were Leo
Douglas and Richard Leadbetter
of Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leadbetter left
for trip to the west coast short
ly after the ceremony, expecting
TO return in about two weeks.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-03-23

James Emerson, 81, Columbia
Falls, was hospitalized in Kali
spell with second degree burns
on his face and eyes, and John
Hill Johnson was treated for min
or burns and released.
Luckily, only one person, Bert
c. Sisson, who was managing the
business for owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Densmore, was in the
building at the time of the ex-
plosion. He escaped without in
jury.
The Densmores had left for
Havre only 10 minutes before the
blasts. They were contacted and
returned. He estimated damages
at $4,000, which was only partly
covered by insurance.
Emerson, driver the a gasoline
truck, at the time of the explo-
sions, was filling storage tanks
at the service station. He jumped
into the cab and drove the truck
away from the scene, thereby
preventing a third blast.
Sisson was seated at the bar
drinking coffee and had just
turned to offer Johnson, who was
removing braces around an en-
trance remodeling job, a cup
when the blast came.
1t lifted Johnson off his feet,
hurting him backward onto the
road.
With flames blocking the front
entrance, Sisson felt a second
explosion as he left by way of
the back door
Firefighting equipment from
Columbia Falls and Kalispell ar
rived too late to salvage any
thing.
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Judge Black Appoints
Juvenile Court Committee

Judge w. M. Black recently
appointed members to serve on
the Juvenile Court Committee.
Members include William Berco-
vich of Browning, Mrs. Helen
Dresser, Mrs. Helen West, Rev.
Otto HEM, John p Moore and
Earl Strum of Cut Bank. Strum
will serve as chairman of the
group.