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Evening star., 1962-05-20
Bike Roadeo
Awards Given

Thirty-five youngsters car
ried home trophies yesterday
after the finish of the 9Th an
nual Metropolitan Area Bicycle
Roadeo in the Carter Baron
Amphitheater. The event is
sponsored by the Regional
Transportation Advisory Board
in cooperation with area rec
reation departments.
Winners were:
Seven to 9 years old-Brian
Drummond and Vivian Gallo
way, first place; Terry Dunning
and Sandie Rosin. second
Thomas Runner and Jean Fox,
Debra Monroe. third place and
fourth place.
Ten to u years old-RusSell
Brown and Denise Holbert, first
place; William Bundy and Rita
Lotion, second place; Maurice
Benjoao and Cheryl Bannister,
third place. and Walter Nichols
and Ethel Wright, fourth place
Thirteen to IA years old
Ellsworth Newman and Wanda
Mondy. first place; Isaac James
and Marie Powell, second place
Leo Vandas and Janice Bar
ron. third place and Robert Nc
Cloud and Sandra Warner
fourth place.
Fifteen to II years old-Ivan
Hall and Nedra Williams, first
place; Ronald Taylor and Kar-
lene Farabee, second place;
Michael Syphax, third place
and Thomas Byrd, fourth place
Richard Proert won a trophy
for his entry in the safety slo.
gan contest for 12-year-old!
and under. Other winners were
Blaine jefferson in the l4-anc
under class and John Holly
in the l7-and-under class.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Bondit Pair
Get $12O in
Two Stores

Two Washington shops-one
a military apparel store. the
other a dry cleaning establish
ment-were robbed yesterday
by bandits wearing stocking
cps and welding knives.
The first robbery took place
at the National Uniform Co.,
809 Eleventh street NV. where
two women employees were
forced by the bandit to turn
over $40.
The second robbery was at
the AriSto Dry Cleaners at 1900
Florida avenue NE. There a
stocking-masked bandit took
$50 after threatening two wom-
en- clerks with a knife.
Police said the circumstances
of the robbery from Mrs. Mamie
reed, So, and Mrs. Ella Flack,
50, at the military apparel shop
indicated the robber may have
been the elusive Butch er
Knife Bandit" who has been
held responsible for As rob-
berries netting more than $4,000
| in loot since June. 1859.
The bandit in this case was
described by police as a six
foot Negro weighing about 1876
/ pounds and wearing a green,
longSleeved shirt. Police said
he dropped his mask and knife
near the stores front door after
fleeing.
The dry cleaning shop en-
ployes. Mrs. Marybelle White,
"a. and Mrs. Dorothy Dues, 49,,
were robbed by a thief who
ordered them at knife point to
take the money out of the
shops cash register.
Police described this second
bandit as a Negro in his thir-
ties, about 5 feet, 10 inches in
height, weighing 160 pounds
and wearing a khaki cap and
trousers and a white shirt.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

cal entomology and working for
doctor of philosophy degree.
He leaves his wife, Betty
Jean. and their children, Mi
chael, IA; David. IL, and Cheryl,
9; two brothers, DR.. Rec d
Nibley Of 1909 Irwin street.
Vienna, Va, and Air Force
Capt. Owen Nibley, stationed
at the Air Force Academy at
Colorado Springs; a sister, Miss
Jeremy Hardy Of 4701 Connec-
ticut avenue NV, and his
mother, Mrs. Karl ]. Hardy of
the Connecticut avenue address.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Janis VeseIis, 66,
Lutviun Writer

MILWAUKEE,, May 10 (AP).
Janis Veselis, 66, Kalamazoo,
Mich, an author well known in
Latvian literary circles, col
lapsed and died of a heart at
tack Friday as he rose to speak
at q sectional meeting of the
American Latvian Association
convention.
Mr.. Veselis left Latvia dur
ing World War II. His best
known works consisted of short
stories converted from Latvian
folk tales. He is survived by
his wife and four children liv-
ing in Latvia.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

the spring banquet Of the COL
lege chapter of Kappa Delta Pi
at the Roger Smith Hotel.
Everyone glibly talks about
teaching machines, language
laboratories, educational TV,
overhead projectors and data
process equipment" DR.. Fenner
said.
No matter what the schools
Of the future are like, Chill
dren will still need teachers who
understand, respect and mo-
tivate them - teachers who
teach them" she added.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
WEEKLY SUMMARY
OF DEATH NOTICES

AS reader service The Washington Star in con-
junction with area Funeral Directors prints each
Sunday the names of persons whose death
notices were published in either The Evening Star
or Sunday Star during the past week, Saturday
through Friday For the benefit Of readers who
wish to phone for additional information, the
name OF the Funeral Home which made funeral
arrangements is listed after the name of the
deceased
Deaths recorded in The Eventng and Sunday Star
Saturday, May IL, through Friday May 49,
Evening star., 1962-05-20

Agee, David
Huntemann Funeral Home
RA. $500
Andersen, Paul
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. s-ll24
I AppIebee, Ines Abigail
GaWler Funeral Home
Ma. s-55l2
Arkoian. Levon
s: H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. 5-7023
Arm, Marie
IA. 1880
Asdisen, Arsins BOnifacIa
Saffell Funeral Home
ME. e-l633
Bailey, James g., jr.
Arlington Funeral Home
Barnes, Mary Louise
Johnson Sn.s Z jenkins Funeral Home
Barnett, Margaret Bell
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
CO. SOB
Baxter, Lloyd d.
Crouch Funeral Home
RE. 7-0ll0
Beall, Charles Virgel
Kitchie Bros. Funeral Home
Blanks, Archie L.
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
BOhnert, John /.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Bonnet, willard Lee
Eyerly:Wheatley Funeral Home
Bowen, George 8.
Pearson Funeral Home
BrehmeF, MaFcelle C.
Arlington Funeral Home
IA. 2-l44l
Brewer, Ethel
Robert G; Mason Funeral Home
10. LOOT
Bule, Tony
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 2-2S00
Burroughs, Alice p.
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home
PO. 1880
Caimmerer, II. p.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-55l2
Cannon, Hazel Jean
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
Carman, Serguis b.
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
JU. t-5UOU
Carr. Katharine Mckinney Tucker
Jarvis Funeral Home
Carrell, Ella NJ.
Chambers (SIver sps0 Funeral Home
5ee-o4A0
Carter, william B.
!2t Johnson s.!s { Jenkins Funeral Home
Cephas, Weston Mckinley
Morrow & Woodford Funeral Home
Chauncey, Julian Fairfax
EyeIly:Wheatley Funeral Home
Glenn, Edward 10y
Dellinger Funeral Home
Clemons, Leila v.
Loves Funeral Home
CoIvin, Archie N.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Cox, Henry Price (HaryD
Arehart Funeral Home
WE. 4-s3l2
Crawford. Jessie o.
Hall Bros. Funeral Home
AID. 1850
Crilly, Genevieve Jane
Everiy.Wheatley Funeral Home
XII. 9-O03e
Cusath, CarmelO CNick)
Chambers tSOutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Daniels, Gilbert
Hall Bros. Funeral Home
AID. 1880
Davies, Francis Z. n.
Robert 4: Pumphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-22oo
Davis, Benjamin @.
Hunter Funeral Home
10. 1000
Davis, Malcolm Robert
Demaine Funeral Home
XII. 9-0074
Dawson, Abbey e.
Rinaldi Funeral Home
723-7ll
DembO, Eva L.
c. D. Goldberg Funeral Home
IA. 9-42I7
Denton, Mary NJ.
Chambers (sOutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
c. D: Goldberg Funeral Home
Ia. 9-A2l7
Dutton, Robert Lewis
S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home
| co. 5-7023
Emerson, J. Mack
De Vol Funeral Home
! yFE. $3.50
Evening star., 1962-05-20
St. Stephens School
Seeks S650,OOO

st. Stephens School in Alex
andria has launched a $780,
600 fund raising campaign to
add ten classrooms and other
facilities to its site on st.
Stephens road.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

Jackson, Rosa r.
LA. 9-l22e
Jacobs, william NJ.
Green Funeral Home
7o3- 437-l764
Jerman, william Kirk
Everly Funeral Home
CIR. 3-27l0
johnson, Bertha
John ]: Rhines Co. Funeral Home
johnson Walter BerneIl. or.
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Jones, Carles W.
Re Robert "a 4; Pumphrey Funeral Home
Jones. Esther Cline
s. II, Hines Co. Funeral Home
CO. 5-7023
Jones, Samuel W.
Robert "a; 4; PumPhrey FunSal Home
JOst, Jon
Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
Juhans, Eula C.
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9.l22e
Kahn, Alice
"a & D; ISIS GTidOerE Funeral Home
karpman, Benjamin, Or.
Danzsnsky Funeral Home
AID 2-350i
Keegan, BriKid Louise
81 8; n; Hines 5nns Co. Funeral Home
Kerr, Gerald NJ.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. s-55l2
Kesterson. Harvey Leroy
Huntemann Funeral Home
KimbrOuRh, Martha n.
Lee Funeral Home
Kinard, Robert Francis
Morris "A, 4; Carter Funeral Home
King, Carrie CrowdeF
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Kirby. Olive p.
Money King Funeral Home
Kisner, Carl Henry
Robert 4: Pumphrey Funeral Home
KlOdEen, Michael Z.
Taltavull Funeral Home
TU. 2-2900
Knott, Thomas n.
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
JA e-6222
Krug, Walter John, Or.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-55l2
Latour, John p.
chsmbers CHI s,cS tGeOrEetOwn) Funeral Home
Lawrens0n, Richard 8.
Nalley Funeral Home
WA. 7-3A65
LeonberEer, Katie D. (nee Fischer)
s; II; Hines Co. Funeral Home
Lewis. Florence L.
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
JU. 5000
Lignelll, Alfonso
Rinaldl Funeral Home
Ii. 3-4eS0
Lloyd, Ronald A.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3elS
Luskey, John T., jF.
James ST = Ryan Funeral Home
Mcbride, David Melvin
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-7ToS
Macdonald, Gertrude 2.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-55l2
Names, Walter l..
Arehart Funeral Home
301-WE. 4-e3l2
a Mannlon. James William
s. H; Hines Funeral Home
co. SOB
s; H; Hines Funeral Home
Michael, Eva d.
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
Mills, Annie
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
NO. 2-2S00
Mitchell, Ottie B.
Arlington Funeral Home
JA. 2.lAl
Moore, Robert C.
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 2.2500
Moore, s. Joseph
Donaldson Funeral Home
PA. $3.50
Munday. wilkins Otis
Taylor Funeral Home
co. SAN
Murphy. Samuel
Chinn Funeral Home
O'Hara, John D., Tech. Sgt, UsAF
Chambers tGeOrsetOwn) Funeral Home
OsgOod, Grace Rose
S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. S-7023
Osthaus. Emma Louise
Eyerly: :Wheatley Funeral Home
O'ReIIIy, Stephen J.
RS RpbeIt s-s,6S a Pumphrey Funeral Home
Owen, AdGer P. penny
Warner e. Pumphrey Funeral Home
Payne, Jessie d.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Perrie, Joseph Benson
Richie Funeral Home
MA. 1897
Perkinson, Susie A.
Francis A. Barber Funeral Home
30l-WA. 6-0675
Peterson, Ethel c., DR..
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
Pierce, George W.
Chambers (SoutheaSt) Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Picquado, Angelo r.
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
Price, Perry
John T; Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22e
Pugiiese, Adele G.
Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Puter, Harold ID.
Birch Funeral Home
Evening star., 1962-05-20

"S'S F'EhUyJ MUy 10.
Erwin, Felix Brown
EEyerIy;Wheatley Funeral Home
Euren, Fannie BeaIl
s. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. 5-7023
Freeley, John
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. o-55l2
Ferry, Rosa s.
Collins Funeral Home
RA. CIV
Flngerhut, Albert
Danzansky's Funeral Home
Fisher, Ralph Edward
Robert "a. 4; Pumphrey Funeral Home
Fleming, Ina NJ.
s. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. 5-7o23
Ford, Ethel
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3e15
Forney, Ralph W.
$. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. 5-7023
Frazier, f. Franklin, Or,
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1885
Frye, Gordon NJ.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Gainey, Morris A.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-55l2
Geiger, Anna w.
s; H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
George, Albert s., Rev.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7.3el5
George, Dorothy M.
Takoma Funeral Home
RA. $500
George, Harry
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3elS
Gettys, Charles Martin, f.
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
co. 5-7o23
Gibson, Meredith Il.
Arlington Funeral Home
JA. 2-l44I
Gibson, Orval Wilson
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Gilmore, Bradley L.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3el5
GlascOck, Eva Tapp
Pearson Funeral Home
JE. 1852
Golden, Rose N.
Chambers CSoutheaSD Funeral Home
German, r. J., Rear Adm, UsCG (ret
Robert 4: Pumphrey Funeral Home
German, Joseph p.
Chambers tSOutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Guildman, Lucy @.
Mattingly Funeral Home
Ii. 3-l359
Graham, Samuel, or.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID 2-77o5
GrantOn, Frank B.
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22e
Gray, Arthur F.
Francis M S H; Barber Funeral Home
Harbln, Eugene (Rip)
Chambers (Southeas) Funeral Home
IL $500
Hargrave, MurieI C.
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. q-l22e
Harris, Elmira W.
Mcclure Funeral Home
H0. 2-2500
Hartel, Alexander
Chambers tGeOrsetown) Funeral Home
Hayes, Daniel James
Chambers Riverdals) Funeral Home
Heavlew, Lydia M.
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. e-ll2l
HeitmulIer, Caroline McKim
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Hinkley, Marion L.
Demaine Funeral Home
KI. 9-ooA
Hoffman, Helen Crissy
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
CO. S-7oz3
Hoffman, John 4.
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
JU. $1,000
Hooker, Louise Grimes
S. H. Hines Co.
co. 5-7023
Hopkins, Mildred
Chinn Funeral Home
IA. 1885
HUMPHREYS, Morgan
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. e-ll24
Hunter, Jon =. DAM
Arlington Funeral Home
IA. 2-l44l
Hunter, Louise
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-7795
Jackson, Julia r.
Brown { Davidson Funeral Home
LU. 1895
Evening star., 1962-05-20

ouackenbush, EstelIe R.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. s-S5l7
Queen, william Henry
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 2-2S00
oulnsenberry, John r.
2; So n s.Bag, Hines Co. Funeral Home
RayfOrd, Frances
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77o5
ReardOn, Mary Anne
ShambsrS ws her, Riverdale) Funeral Home
Reed. LeOna Josephine
Hilton Funeral Home
ODD. e-2l3s
Reich, Johanna NJ.
CsaTSsTs Cn 9lcs1s Funeral Home
Relkln, Sarah
DhnSnzssnnsshsy pa Z nshy Funeral Home
Rlnker. Olive shawen
Money & King Funeral Hon,a
DU. $40
Robinson, Bessie
Hoffman Funeral Home
ST. 3-453j
RoSenthal, Bessie
G. d. Goldberg Funeral Home
Rubin, Joseph L.
DanZansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-3SOi
Rutledge. Helen Frye
Hall Bros Funeral Home
AID. 1880
Sampson, Richard e.
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
HO. 2-2500
SantinO, DOmenick
Nalley Funeral Home
WA. 1896
SchmOetxer, Bernard
Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
SchOudt, Russell Lawrepos
Eyerly.Wheatley Funeral Home
CIR. 3-27l0
Sedgwick, Ronald r.
Warner Io5 z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
sheedy, Gladys HaIsIlt
Murphy Funeral Home
IA. 1880
shelton, George E.
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. 3-5200
ShlverS, Sam
Rinaldi Funeral Home
Shoemaker, Mabel B.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. 6-55l2
shultE. Mildred B.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. o-55I2
Sickels, Claud n.
n9 npoer "a q; Humphrey Funeral Home
Simmons, Beulah NAV
Chambers 81 an tsilyer SprJ Funeral Home
simms, Mary Pauline
Arehart Funeral Home
301-WE. 1897
Simpkins, Margaret Il,
Stewart Funeral Home
MA. e-llA
Skinner, Gesiene r
TakOma Funeral Home
RA. $500
Smith, Mildred L.
s; II; Hines Co. Funeral Home
Sneed, Lorenzo
Latney Funeral Home
Snow, Marian z.
": W. Deal Funeral Home
RA. 3-9700
SparshOtt, Robert y.
Collins Funeral Home
Speirs. Donald Tate
Eyerly Funeral Home
CIR. 3-27l0
StapletOn, Teresa Jean
s. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
Stitt, John n.
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1886
Sullivan, Paul A.
xneVy Nnase FUNERAL Home
Tabbs, Nancy T.
Henry s: Washington q Sons
LU. 1900
Tay, Frances
Frazier Funeral Home
Teele, Bertha L.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77o5
Thomas, Mary Ellen
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
T0ffoH AntOnIa
Lee Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Tindal, Lille Z.
Lee Funeral IIne Home
Trite, Norman Z.
s. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home
CO. 5-7o23
Tucker, Gertrude II.
Pearson 'nos Funeral Home
Tulley, Jane z.
Collins Funeral Home
RA: e-IlH
Vanbibber, Julia Lackey
Donaldson Funeral Home
Van N0strand, Joseph A.
Collins Funeral Home
RA. 6-7ll7
Vincent, Leo Il.
5e8-04A0
Walguarney, Andrew j., k.
Robert a: Pumphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Walker, Tal0ra z.
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. e-l220
Washington, Margaret
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 7-3el5
Welch, X. LOuella
Takoma Funeral Home
RA. $500
williams, Charles II.
Chambers (Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22I
williams, Lester M.
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
10. LOOT
Wolk, Clark
DanZansky Funeral Home
AID. 2-350l
Wygal, Daisy C.
Gawler Funeral Home
MA. e-5512
Yost, George ".
Chambers Funeral Home
co. 5-0432
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-07-12
Anoss.sa The 7ou4n

Mrs. Galen Wampler was a Cut
Bank visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tierney
of Havre are VISITING in Brown
ing this week.
The Kay Hoyt's and Bob An
derson's were boating and water
skiing at St. Mary's Sunday.
Mrs. Helen DesRosier is yaca-
tioning at Flathead Lake for
three weeks.
Recent guests in the Rankin
Brown home were his brother
Curtis and family of Ames, Iowa.
Leon Nunez is home on leave
from Francis Warren. Air Force
Base. Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Billy Benjamin and Rocky"
Douglas are serving as agency
fire control aides this summer.
Agency Bridge held their meet
ing at the home Of Jean Quadri
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harper
were business visitors in Great
Falls Monday.
George Murray of Sidney pur-
chased a band of choice prime
lambs from Mervin DeRuwe the
past week.
Recent visitors at the S. T.
Scotland home were DIR. Florence
Jenny of Pittsburg, Pa, and Mrs.
Blanche Jenny Of Phoenix, ,Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kline and
family left for their home in
Spokane after visiting in Brown
ing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Stewart
of Marysville. Washington are
visiting friends and relatives in
Browning this week.
Everette and Eddie Brown ac-
companied their grandmother.
Mrs. Edna Nelson on a visit TO
Colfax, Washington recently.
Rankin Brown and daughter
Edna Marie, drove TO the Flat
head reservation on business last
week.
Forest Gerard of Washington.
ID. c. is expected to arrive in
Browning this week on govern
ment business.
Mrs. Irene Helgcson and son,
Harris, motored to North Dakota
10 attend the funeral of a family
friend. They returned Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Stavish and sons
of Pittsburg. Pa, are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Miller and
family have returned from Seat
tie where they attended the
Worlds Fair and visited their
family.
Mrs. Pearl Babineau left last
week for a visit in Sacramento,
California. Before returning to
Browning. Mrs. Babineau plans
to travel 10 Europe to visit her
son who is stationed in Germany.
The Indian Days committee wish
to publicly thank the sc Bar,
The Newhouse Cattle Company
and Percy DeWolfe for their
donation Of beef TO the Indian
encampment.
Large steel supporters arrived
Wednesday for the building OF
the new Buttrey's Food Store To-
Gated next to the Sherburne Mer-
camille, and laborers started i'm
mediately TO erect them.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-07-12

Mrs. Birdie Taylor was a Cut
Bank visitor Saturday.
Grace Barnett of Babb was a
Browning visitor this week.
A number of local people at
tended the CardstOn Rodeo last
week and report a fine show.
Mrs. June Douglas was help
ing out at CANDLES last week dur
ing their annual sale.
DIR. Robert Bruce is in Seattle
in three days this week on bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs Jim COrnett and
son will be leaving soon for New
Mexico TO make their home.
The Bill Benjamin family plan
TO leave July % TO make their
new home at Fl. Washable, Wyo.
Mrs. James Leadbetter had the
misfortune Of breaking her leg
Ias week in her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Johnson
are the proud owners of a new
extension type trailer house.
Visiting with Donnie Juneau
this week is a school friend, John
Mundhenk Of BigfOrk.
Mrs. Charlie Davis of Cut Bank
visited Mrs. Birdie Taylor Wed
nesday. Mrs. Davis is a former
BlackfOOt resident
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Munson
are the proud parents Of a baby
girl born Tuesday morning at the
Cut Bank hospital
Mrs. Vivian Boyd is hostess
this afternoon for a birthday
party hOnoring Mrs. Faithe Der
covich.
James AIlread of Swan Like is
visiting at the home Of his daugh
ter, the Oscar DOane family, this
week.
A guest of the Richard Hazel
tons this past week has been
Ernie Brenniman, band director
from Hortonville. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Robert Melville Of Bill
ings is visiting her sons and
their families, the Ronald and
Donald Bells.
Leonard Stoner is enjoying q
two weeks vacation from his du
ties at the post office. Mrs Ted
Miller is working in his absence
. Visitors from Tuesday until
Saturday at the Oscar DOane
ranch were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Paul Of Great Falls and their
grandchildren Mike and Vickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Tescher Of
Bison. n. OAK, nephew and niece
81 Joe Davis. left yesterday for
their home after q several days
visit at the Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson and
son. Jerry. Of Blackfoot are tax
ing in the Calgary Stampede
Little Jackie is staying with her
grandmother. Mrs. Elbea Hig
gins
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strauss
and sons. David. Robert and Ton
az Harvey. North Dakota visited
with the NJ. X. Fields family
Tuesday afternoon enroute "a
Glacier ard Yellowstone Nation
al Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Guard
ipee Jr.. Of Everglades National
park in Florida arrived Sunday
evening 10 visit his parents, MIR
and Mrs. Francis X Gusrtipee
and other friends and relatives
they plan 10 return 10 Florida
tsis coming-week end.
Mrs Marge Bloomstrom and
children Of Staten Island, New
Work and her parents. Mr.. and
ur< bill Forest Of Helena were
week end visitors Of Mr. and
a. Charles Gerard DIR. Bloom
s.rom remained in New York
,~biIe his family are vacationing
in Montana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

Baked pototoes any vegetable
get q zippy new outlook ON life when
you melt in q generous spoonful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

Brush ON hamburger or any cut Of
meat you want transformed into
something that's truly deliciousl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

Pour over fish or seafood, bake to
special piquant favor. Extra good
when it's made with bleu cheesel
The Republican., 1962-06-28
Engineers Tour

Continued from Page One)
Deep Creek project began March
% 1922, with actual construction
activity commencing November |,
1928 The lake-filling process was
launched January 10, 1925 and the
hydroelectric power generating
plant commenced operation July
6, 1925.
During their tour of the three
story Penelec generating station
the engineers learned that the large
brick, concrete and steel structure
contains two 10000 horsepower Al
lis Chalmers turbine generators
Electricity produced at Deep
Creek, it was explained, travels
over "kilowatt turnpikes' and is
used throughout the 33-county area
which Pcnelcc serves.
Guides explained that the diff
ference in elevation between the
intake at the dam and the turbines
is 440 feet at water surface elcva-
ton of 2462 feet above sea level.
Water enters the plant through
two steel pcnstocks, each six feet
in diameter and 685 feet in length.
Running dOwnhill, the on-rushing
water turns the turbine blades-in
the same fashion as water wheel
generating electricity.
Focusing attention on the dam,
Penelec spokesmen explained that
it consists of 100000 cubic yards of
earth fill around a concrete core
wall which is 62 feet high, 2S
inches at the base and 16 inches at
the top, with the length listed at
1900 feet
The concrete SpillWay wall is 300
feet wide and 720 feet long. Ele-
vation at the top of the spillway
wall is 2,462 feet above sea level
the engineers learned.
When filled. Deep Creek covers
4,500 acres and is 116 miles long
along the center line, containing
4,62000O cubic feet of water
amounting to 34,56O .OO2,4OO gallons
of water. The lake is 62 feet higher
than Oakland.
Each visiting engineer received
a souvenir pen as a reminder of
his visit.
The Republican., 1962-06-28

consent factory worker, near Nor
gantown, w. Va, and Glendora
Virginia Thorne, IS, Cascade, W.
Va.
Robert Eugene Scott. 26. ma
chine operator. near Kingwood, w.
Va, and Connie Sue Smith, 10, near
RcedSville, w. Va.
Willard Woodrow Miller, As. coal
miner, and Thelma Evelina Dodrill,
38, both Terra Alta. w. Va.
Walter Allen Allamon, 81, no oc-
cupation, and Nancy Darlene Lii
ley, 18, both New Salem. Pa.
Michael Patrick Murphy, %,
parking lot attendant, and MarIene
Leah Close, 20, both Youngstown,
Ohio.
Walter William Laskey. %, serv.
sta. proprietor, and Jean Louise
Ordy, 81, both Butler, Pa.
Homer Founsworth Miller, Jr., q,
factory worker, Brave. Pa, and
Charlotte Lea Rockwell, 19. Blacks
vile, w. Va.
Emert Lesley Rugg, 26, truck
driver, Confluence, Pa. and LOrct-
Ia Grace Kregcr, 16, parents con-
Sent) Markleton, Pa.
Charles Russell Fee, 80. auditor,
and Shirley Louise Mincrd, 27, both
Uniontown, Pa
Jack James Vince, al, rubber
worker, and Dorothy Odcll Ash
burn, Al, both Akron, O.
Harold James Nicholson, %,
restaurant operator. and Nora Ell
len Nicholson, "a. both Normal
vile, Pa, former husband and wife.
James Dale Hammack. 81. truck
driver, near Morgantown. w. Va,
and Shirley Rose Taylor, 81, near
MaSOntoWn, w. Va
William Franklin Flanagan, 20
parents consent bowling me-
chanic, Dry Fork, w. Va, and Janet
Lea Stemple, IS, Akron, O.
Edward Clayton Lantz, Jr., "a,