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The Adak sun., 1961-09-04
' ?~2 NEWS

Patrol Squadron Two will return to W1idbey Island this fall wi tn record number of "Blue Noses".
 A "Blue Nose", as any Artic traveller can tell you, is someone who has cross- ed the Artic Circle and thawed out enough to brag' about the feat. A hand- some certificate to this effect is issued by "Boreas Rex", ruler of the "Blue Nose" region.
 Patrol Two flew many mis S ions across the Artic Ocean during the sumner, gathering informa tion on ice and weat her conditions. This. data is of great importance in planning shipping exped- itions to lonely milit tary outposts along the rim of the world.
 Crew members have had anopportunitY tY to see virgin territory of our 10th state. Flights cross the rugged Brooks. Range and skirt the barren tundra plains bordering the Arctic Ocean.
 Some flights were lucky enough to ca tch glimpse of seal, walrus and
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The Adak sun., 1961-09-04

$ SAVED
 Four Patrol Two enlisted awai ting BUWEPS approval of two equip ment dification suggestions which could save the Navy sizeable sum ! yearly in maintenance and replacement costs.
 The developments are in the Main tenence and Ordnance Depart rtments. The embryo inventors are: Paul (n) Perry, AOl, James B. Wilson, AOCS, Peter D. Michel, AO2, and James V. Gatti, ADRl. Gatti was assisted by former Patrol Two CPO, Laurence Jaworski, AD2C, now attached to MAS Whidbey Island.
 The ordnance personnel, plagued by breakdowns in the firing mechanism of practice depth charge dispensers, re- commended the installation of two safety swi tches. These swi tches pre- ~ vent material failure in the event - of misfire, and enable the ordnance man to quickly reset the dispenser.
 The men estimated it will take three man hours and S3 worth of equip ment to install the switches. his would prevent damage to a part costing $50.
 The maintenance people suggested that an engine ins trument fitting, which needs periodic attention, be relocated closer to an inspection port on the engine nace1le.
 They estimate that three man hours per engine would be needed to make the transfer and it would cost SlO.
 A. trail stallation has been made on both recommenda tions. Both changes could be completed by squadrons oper- ating P2V-7 aircraft wi tn locally available material.
The Adak sun., 1961-09-04

polar bears summing themsel Ives on ice floes. One crew reported it seemed quite odd to fly over an ice pack on the Fourth of July, while people in the "south 48" were seeking relief from the heat.
 The flights were conduc ted for the Navy Photographic Office in Washington and were staged from Eielson AFR, in Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

NR. CENTREVILLE, VA.-3-bedrm
home on nice lot. with Ia baths
and 3 bedrms. Priced $4,000;
5000 down, which incl. settlement
costs. .Sl03 per mo. incl taxes
and insurance. AUSTIN D.
THOMPSON REALTY CO., JE
Evening star., 1961-04-07
THE EVENINGSTAR CHS
Washington, D. c.
Friday, April 7, 1851

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Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,

ARLINGToN-owner will
hold lst trust. Good elose-in prop
erty. l minute to Ft. Myer, few
mins: TO Pentagon, Shopping and
diate vicinity. This older home
features 3 bedrooms, living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, porch, garage. All for only
Sl5, 800. A real good buy. Call
Gays, WE. S-6700. Ewes. HU. J.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

FOREST MANOR, 4-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod w1loveiy lot and conV.
location, any reaS. offer. financed
Ewes. Mr.. Seaton, RE. 6-5352.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
INCOME
AND
SECURITY

Ground floor opportunity in this
area Tor an alert, intelligent busi-
nesSman. selling experience not
a necessity, keen judgment and 4
pleasant personality must"
Earnings opportunity from $4,000
up to $4,000.
Exclusive territories available, guar.
anteed and protected by q. s.
Patents. This is non -competi-
tive exclusive franchise, tested
and proven throughout the USA
and q steady and lucrative repeat
business, Porce-Cote is repu-
table public. owned stock corpora
tion engaging in the exclusive
porcelain reSurfacing and repair
catering to consumers, plumbing
contractors appliances. real es.
tate. owners, hotels, schools, hos.
pitals and commercial building,
not essential. ability Ii
and for as little as S975 you can
have YOUR OWN BUSINESS,
with all the necessary tools,
equipment Porce-Cote CoatinEs,
full training and advertising ma.
terlal to service an area with a
population up to 100000
Lareer territories available, as wen
as STATE DISTRIBUTORSHTP.
To. find out If YOU qualify for this
lifetime opportunity, phone Mr..
Leonard Monachello, area direc-
tor, Executive 3-5O31. Out OF
town call collect.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
tcoNTlkUEol
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ALEX.-Over 100-unit garden-type
apartments. Excel. renter: close to
rental. Mrs. Silver, FL, 4-S5I2
T. Z. MALCOLM, REALTOR, IA.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
CLOSE-IN
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS

DEL RAY-S50O down, 3 bedFms.
sep. din, rm.. porches. garage, full
price: S14,250. Call KI. $4,000.
WILLIAM E. BARNES CO., INC.
contemporary BIZ
level with . firepls., liv. rm. with
window wall overlooking land
scaped lot. This house has charm
and many extras. Call to see.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
KE. 6-6900 o til o
Evening star., 1961-04-07
APARTMENT

Two apt. bldgs.. 10 and l3
units, l and . bedrms.; ex-
celient condition; white oc-
cupancy. good financing,
Call Mr.. Martin.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC,
Ma. $4,000, Res. OIL. 4-6S20
Evening star., 1961-04-07

PENNS. AVE. EXT. 3 bedrms.,
baths, full bSmt.. w/garage, lge
porch overlooking beautiful fenced
lot, immed. possess. only $500
dn. Ewes. Mr.. Mabe, RE. 5-3997.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
SPRING SPECIALS

ARE YOU A sPEcULAToR3
II so, call and make an appoint
ment to see this 2-bedrm. home
located In North Arlington, right
on a busline. FHA ordered. Price,
Sl4.150.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

CHANTILLY-DULLES AIRPORT
over $50 acres at $1,000 an acre
within 3 miles.
Also have another tract Of over
800 acres on airport line.
HAROLD B. BONART & CO.
Elk. 3-l194 Ewes. KE, 7-l917
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX.-Quality 3-bedrm. brk. in
superior location: appraised by
FHA at S27,50O. must be seen.
Call OV. 3-34S0 for details.
ALEXANDRIA. Braddock Heights:
Sl5.950-Lovely older home fea-
turing living room, dining room
and beautiful MODERN KITCHEN
on LIST floor: 3 bedrms. and bath
upstairs: basement, porch and
very attractive yard; immaculate
3630. M. Il. BARRY ORG. RE-
ATTY ADMIN, ewes. XII. S-07O3.
ALEX.-ASSUMPTION
Move into this detached 4-bedroom,
2-bath home on a large corner lot
with Potomac River view.
Fenced-in rear yard. Assume Sl4.-
300 4i7eo loan; only S95.64 pitt
immediate occupancy.
CURTIS Z. MARTIN SALES
XII. 9-I540 Open Q til
Evening star., 1961-04-07
TRADE UP!

To this spacious 3-bedroom. center
hall entrance brick rambler; . tile
baths, l off master bedroom
fireplace in living room, separate
dining room, all-modern kitchen,
full daylight walk -out basement
large corner lot: in exclusive Falls
Church area; priced at S23,75O:
assume large first trust. excellent
terms. here's chance to own
q real home, don't delay, cal
now ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
F. W. BERENS, Realtor

ALEXANDRIA-old town, 6 large
high -ceilinged rooms, 3 baths, q
fireplaces, balcony overlooking
large formal garden and patio.
OPEN BY APPOINTMENT. WHEA-
TON AND POTTER REALTORS.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
TAKOMA
LEWISDALE

Owner retiring from armed serv-
ices, offers this like new split lev
el, designed for spacious living;
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living room,
dining room. recreation room and
space for maids room. Newly dec
GRATED and vacant. Price to sell,
S20.750. Purchaser may assume
large loan. For details call
Evening star., 1961-04-07
N. POTOMAC VISTA
Open Daily, 12-Dark

offers you custom-built 3. 4 and 3
kitchens overlooking Potomac
within 8 minis. of new Jones Point
Bridge and only 2 miles from
D. C. line.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH AREAS bed
rms: 2 baths; fenced "a a. As
sumo lRe. GI. S1S,950. JE. 4-5617.
FALLS CHURCH AREAI 1900
3-bedrm. brk.. rambler, on terraced
"a acre. 25-ft. living dining area.
equipped kitchen, washer, tiled
bath, attic: near schools, shops,
bus; Assume 4eo GI loan or $3.50
cash. S95 mo. FHA. LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Nice s.
bedrm. home on corner fenced lot.
in nice community nr. shopping
center and buSline. 2 mi. TO D. C.
FLA 30-yr. loan avail with $500
down. Priced $4,000 AUSTIN
D. THOMPSON REALTY CO. JE.
$3.50.
FALLS CHI, Sleepy Hollow Manor
By owner; conV. loc. split-leyel;
assume 4l5eo loan; swim. mem
bership avail. JE. 4-75O3.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

ST. JAMES PARISH-stateiy 3
water heat family size kitchen;
"a baths, only SI3,500. GI and
.T0HN IT HfIr;EES m WA --o5eo
Evening star., 1961-04-07

SUITLAND AREA-Three-bedroom
brick Colonial. Large pine-pan-
eled. kit, Ia baths. full bSmt.,
lovely closets, large Anchor-fenced
lot: S2.S0O dn.. assume GI loan,
$50 per mo. paws all.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

Mr.. WARRINGTON, VA, as mi.
d. c.: unfinished rambler, W.
bsnt.; on 2 acres: Spartan trailer
incl; sale or rent by OWNER
RA. 6-4l2S.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
BHR r
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS

FREDERICKSBURG, 70 miles east,
just off Route 3-Nice 4-room
house. . acres Of land, located in
nice neighborhood. Can be bought
very reasonable. For further In
formation, contact MRS. LILLE
MULLEN. RID 4, Box 1S4, Fred
Evening star., 1961-04-07
University Realty
NILS REALTOR HE. 4-3500I
BERENs, AP 7-4646

MT. RAINIER-Attractive 3-bed-
room BRK. COLONIAL. Fireplace
in living room, SEPARATE DIN
ING ROOM: situated on large
level lot; GARAGE. automatic
washer, storm windows, etc; con-
Venient to everything. First time
offered: Sl4,500. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S4On.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SOUTHEAST SUBURBS
&In,Qbn

$l0,9b0
CEDAR VALLEY. Cute little q
bedrm. bungalow on beautiful lot.
Assume present financing of $SS
per mo. Including everything. Ewes.
Mr.. Orndorff, HI. 9-5503.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
S1Aakn

ST, MARGARETs PARISH. Ex-
cellent condition 3-bedrm. brick
lot. Must be seen. Only 5000 dn.
Ewes. Mr.. BaStek, HI. 9-5449.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
new LATEX SPREI
5O% LONGER Than
No bIistering when correct
goes on right over damp
surfaces: ..dries bug.free,
duSt-free in 70 minutes. ..
easy cleanup with water

Gdden research scientists have nearly of
product behind SPRED House laboratory
testing outdoor panel testing field
of climate the They have subjected this
acc ex house paint northern winter cold desert
heat humid laden and the mdw and salt
The conservative these based
their findings date New SPRED House PAINT retains its color
bright and looking 5O longer than conventional oil paints
Evening star., 1961-05-19
School of the Week.
OXON HILL

attend college. In the aca-
demic program there are
courses Of study for certain
advanced students. These
courses are advanced biology,
advanced composition and
advanced physics.
The business students per-
form numerous tasks which
aid the school. They practice
clerical work In the school
office and work in the school
bank and store. The bank is
for students and teachers
and is run entirely by buSi-
ness students and a sponsor.
Extra curricular activities
play an important role in a
students life at Oxon Hill.
There are many clubs and
organizations which a stu
dent may Join. These clubs
and organizations are the
following: Art club, bowling
club. cheerleaders, chess club.
Clipperettes, debate club.
dramatics club, French club.
Future Business Leaders of
America, Future Homemak-
ers Of America, Future Nurses
Of America, Future Teachers
Of America. glee club. Helms
man, Honor Society. letter
mans club, library club. ma
joretteS, pep club. Quill and
Scroll, science club, science
seminar. history seminar.
Spanish club. stage crew,
traffic squad. and Tri-Hi-Y.
These clubs perform an
Important dual function at
Oxon Hill for they not only
provide experience and rec
reation for students, but also
do services for the school.
For instance. the Art Club
makes posters for forthcom-
ing school events. the Honor
Society calculates points for
school scholastic letters, the
Dramatics Club puts on plays.
and the Letterman's Club
sponsors sock hops.
The band Is also a very i'm
portant organiZation at
OHHS. Consisting Of So
members. the band is ac-
knowledged as one Of the
areas finest and has won
Evening star., 1961-05-19
By GEORGE BAKER
oxon Hill High Reporter

Oxon Hill Senior High
School, occupying its new,
$2,400,000 ultramodern plant
for a little over a year and a
half, is located in the South
lawn development between
Livingston road and Indian
Head highway near the
Southeast District line.
Principal Michael E. Her
nick and the A faculty
members have the task of
supervising and instructing
914 10th. 18th and 18th
grade students. Next year.
however, the schools total
capacity of l,400 will be
reached when 9th-grade stu
dents from an adjacent jun
ior high school will be taken
in to alleviate an over
crowded situation.
A distinctive feature of the
school is that there is one
guidance counselor for every
300 students. This is quite a
low ratio and provides for
better relationships between
faculty and student.
The beautiful school was
opened in November Of 1859
with q new addition having
been completed last Novem-
ber. Featured in the school
are 81 claSsroomS. liberal use
Of glass and multi-colored
tiling. well-equipped science
laboratories. a student activ-
tiles room, a band room. a
choral music room. and a Ii
brary seating ITO. The dis
tinctly designed gymnasium
Is shaped like a quonSet hut
with glass constituting the
major portion of the back
wall and seats more than
1000 people.
Three courses of study are
offered at Oxon Hill-an
academic schedule for COL
lege-bound students. a buSi-
ness program and a general
program for students inde-
Cisivs as whether or not to
Evening star., 1961-05-19

is breaking into two leagues
next year.
To read about the school,
Oxon Hill students may SUBJ
scribe to the student publi-
cations. The first two, the
newspaper and the yearbook,
are published by the journal
ism class. The newspaper,
Searchlight, is published
monthly, and the yearbook,
Clippers Log. is printed at
the end Of the school year.
The third publication Is the
literary magazine. Out Of
the Ink Pot, published each
spring by the Quill and
Scroll.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

poor season, losing nine and
winning none. Although it is
a Glass A school, Oxon Hill
participated in the Glass AA
Bi-County Basketball League
and Jared none too success
fully. In their own class.
however, the Clippers beat
Du Val High for the Prince
Georges County Glass A
championship and were bare
ly edged by Gaithersburg.
52-51, for a berth in the
State tournament. This will
be Oxon Hills last year in
the bi-county circuit which
Evening star., 1961-05-19

numerous awards. In fact
the band Is one Of eight high
school bands from the entire
United States to be invited
to the Music Educators Con-
vention in Chicago next De-
cember.
The student governing body
Is the Student Council. One
representative Is elected from
each homeroom and the ex-
ecutive committee Is chosen
at elections held in the
spring. The Student Council
Evening star., 1961-05-19

sponsors dances, sock hops,
and a carnival. Object of the
carnival this year was to
raise money for a foreign
exchange student. 1t was a
great success despite the
weather and crossed more
than $500.
Oxon Hill Is a member of
the Bi-County Athletic
League and fields varsity
teams in football, basket
ball. baseball and track. The
football team had a rather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
BAZAAR
CORNER

II the lure Of the jungle is
in your blood. you can pose
for a picture beside a large
stuffed tiger, shot in Africa,
at the Mission Bazaar of
Ursuline Academy. The ba-
zaar will be held from noon
until 4 pm. Tuesday.
Specially designed Christ
mas cards designed by the
art department of the College
Of New Rochelle. N. Y. will
be on sale. as will cards with
photographs of original wood
carvings done by Mother
Martina. art teacher at the
academy.
Throughout the afternoon,
the United Nations Tea Room
will serve delicacies from diff
ferent nations.
Early Christmas shopping
can also be accomplished at
the event. where there will
be toy and gift booths.
On Saturday, November 4,
the toys created by Mrs.
r. H. Murdoch and her COM
mittee will be available at the
st. James Episcopal Church
bazaar. The bazaar will be
held from / to 3 pm. in the
parish hall Of the church,
which is located in Indian
Head.
Also to be on sale at the
bazaar will be homemade
cakes and pies, Christmas
decorations, girls and wom-
ems clothing and white ele-
plants.
A turkey dinner will be Of
fered from 5 pm. until clos
ing time.
A pre- Christmas handcraft
sale will be sponsored by the
Montgomery County Tuber-
culOsis and Heart Association
from 10 am. to S pm. Friday
at the Wheaton Coop.
Articles available will in
clude leather goods. such as
billfolds. key cases, coin
purses and eyeglass cases. and
colorful woven potholderS,
crayon aprons for the young,
stuffed dolls and costume
jewelry.
All Of the gifts are made
by the heart patients through
the occupational therapy
service of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
National Defense
Meetino Set

The Richard Arnold chap
ter of the District Daughters
of the American Revolution
will hold its national de-
Tense meeting at 8 pm, Tues
day, at the Bethesda home
Of Mrs. Benjamin j. Fisher.
CohostesseS will be Mrs.
Ralph c. Bishop, Mrs. James
L. Dickinson and Mrs. Will
liam c. HilleX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
For that
Diamond sparkle IS.

There's only one way to get a
real diamond sparkle and
that's with a real diamond.
Come to Burk's for the best in
fine gems at moderate prices,
and that priceless extra
our own Integrity. Ernest
Burk, Inc, 614 18th st. NV,
between F and G Sts., next to
First Federal. Our only store.
g 1861
Evening star., 1961-05-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP,

CAP. HILL-dry concrete gar. W
Ovid dr.. for car. storage; less than
81 day. EX. 3-1575. Ii. 4-4477,
Evening star., 1961-05-24
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, aereaEe or
farms in .; c. or neaEby Hdsooo
Evening star., 1961-05-24
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

TIRES-Fcur, size 6.7Oxl5, white
side-wall. Firestone Premium with
inner lining to prevent going flat.
Cost Ss5 each new, have about
5000 miles. No reason. offer
refused over SO each. Can be
seen anytime at 1850 Bellevue
Terrace NV, or call FE S-3SoS.
Evening star., 1961-05-24
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

OCEAN CITY-Sale duplex apt.
central location: new cond.: rea-
sonable, make offer. WO. 6-72bI
Evening star., 1961-05-24
FARMS

FOR RENT-36 miles. Near Nokes-
vile. Va. 132 acres: As acres
Sd Sedrm house. u ehors horss ItsSl.: mTS.ih sac
mo. KE. S-6543.
Evening star., 1961-05-24
WHY LIVE WAY OUT?


HILLS q miles from
d. C. and ! mile from CIA) offers
you everything in housing needs
Drive UP the Potomac River on
beautiful CIV. pkwy.-no stoI
lights: 7 minutes to Pentagon
More convenient to town thar
most OF Arlington. See our beau.
tiful split-foyer ramblerS with
cleaning white columns, 3-4-t
and 9 bedrms., 3 baths. anc
. porches. Gear .garases, very
large paneled family rms. COM.
PARE these spacious homes. 3S0t
sS v,. f. Of XinE s,;s.s space ps,cvd sHvE p
3Os with terms to suit you-oI
TRADE equity with no cash
Enjoy life, give your family 1
break Now-tomorro may b
too late. Call RAY RIVERA. FL
6-13s7 or Mr.. REYNOLDS, IA
Evening star., 1961-05-24
AVIATION

CESSNA 1905 low hours; VHF and
low freq. radio. new tires: traded
on new Oldsmobile. Call MANN
OLDSMOBILE. JU. 5-sO10.
MANASSAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
WASHINGTON AREAS NEWEST
PIPER DEALER. See and fly the
new Piper Colt and Comanche to-
day. Several used aircraft for
sale. Solo rates as follows: Piper
J-3, IS per hr.: Piper Colt, S12
per hr:: Comanche, S25 per hr.
strstion OF the latest typa Of prod
uctS call 703=36S.R6OO.
Evening star., 1961-05-24
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

KENSINGT0N - 36x7O-ft. space
facing Conn. ave, $40 mo-: i'm.
mediate occupancy For details
call Mr.. Thompson. JU. S-8344
Ewes. OIL. 2-6602. c. M. MAR
STEI Err. Realtnr
Evening star., 1961-05-24
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COBB ISLAND - RETIREMENT
HOME: good-looking place; trees,
pier, 2 boats. fishing equipment;
Sl3,5O0: others available from
81 800 UP. Mr.. BoGARDUs. Cobb
Island. CT. s-2177. with RoMER
Evening star., 1961-05-24
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md OCEAN
FRONT apts., swim. fish from
door, guarded beach. HE. 9-263l.
OCEAN CITY--Md. /, . and 3
bedrm. apartments. S45 to Sl55
wk. Call La, 6.8420 or LA, 6-220S
Evening star., 1961-05-24

S6O6 CAMERON STREET. silvei
Spring-Several choice suites ir
Silver Springs largest office blds
Al services incl. Supt. on premises
STUART A. BERNSTEIN & CO.
ST. 3.5040
2224 MINI. AVE. S.E.-2 new ali
cond. offices or studios. approx.
mately 1900 SO. IT. Of floor ares
in each. Asphalt floors. fluores.
cent lighting, automatic gas heat
$3.50 mo. for each. Floyd 2. Davii
1929 K. ct. nv. MA. S-0352.
1911 CONN. AVE.--Lge. air -eond
suite, private bath and kit Ample
closet and storage space; Sl26
Evening star., 1961-05-24
MOTORCYCLES

SCOOTER NsU Prims, l75 &C.
elect. starter, windshield. spare
wheel etc. ! VI. old. New $3.50,
sell 1918. HU. 3-7076.
Evening star., 1961-05-24

VIENNA "a acres attractive 4
bedrm. frame ramb. lge. liv. rm.
sep. din. rm.. equipped kit. anc
breakfast nook with q view. TreeC
lot. new listing. better hurry
Sl6,g5O, reaS. terms. GEO. H
RUCKER SALES CORP, ia. g.
1886; ewes, JE. 2-5215.
Evening star., 1961-05-24

! zoo sd. IT 1st fir. oupos. District
Court Air cond. WIN remodel
and partition TO suit responsible
tenant. Lease. Mr.. ROPER, Ale
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-08
Boarding School
Lucy Sharp

The first day of spring you
start out with much enthusiasm.
This year spring did not come too
soon. My husband dashes in say,
ing did not only hear a meadow
lark but saw one. All too soon
summer is with us again which
means getting ready for haying
to feed the stock. So the time
flies.
Predella Yellow Owl arrived
home from the hospital with "a
new baby daughter. She named
her Martena.
Mrs. Laura Barger has been
very sick but word is she is max.
ing a speedy recovery in the Cut
Bank hospital and will be home
soon.
William Sharp and Kenny and
Mardell started for Flandreau
but had to turn back on account
of car trouble. Wilma Sharp, his
daughter, will come home from
Flandreau on the bus.
Alex LaBuff and Marie, Mr.
and Mrs. Justice Sharp, had a
roundup picnic out north on the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gallup and
children have gone to Havre for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jazz Orr of Waller
are the parents of a baby boy,
Jim Russell, born May Is. The
little fellow weighed lib 31z OF.
The Orrs are former residents OF
East Glacier.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Sitzman and
Tony, from st. Paul, arrived Sat
urday to spend the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
Sr. of Creston, Montana came
wednesday to attend the gradua.
ton of their grandson, Terry
Hamilton.
Mrs. Nellie Dahl, who was in
the hospital for a few days, is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nun
son attended the funeral of Clar.
| ence'S mother, Mrs. Jennie Nun.
son in Conrad Saturday. She
passed away May 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ehlart
and children and Mrs. Ehlart's
sister, Arlene, from Cut Bank
were in East Glacier Sunday.
Cut Bank callers this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Acher
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gallup, Mrs
Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Lee Burns
and Mrs. Borman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Lutz were
in Spokane for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Schnee
and children from Cut Bank
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Krshka and Mr.. and Mrs
Kenny Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
and family went to Kalispell Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Uhl Sr. at
tended the Archery Field tourna
ment at Ledger Sunday.