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Evening star., 1962-01-12

WRECKNG SO Pontiac. eng. COM
plete. front tenders, hood, grill, peri :;
other misc. parts. UN. 4-0S65 or UN.
4-732O.
1856 POSITRACTION in exchange for
BOO or $40 Positraction. hone AK.
q-9245.
40 FORD Tudor sedan: runs good
needs minor wk. has 50 Ford grille,
lowered 4 inches, loaded. Must sell,
$50 or best offer Call BOB. JU. B.
'55 FORD conv;, semi-custom; floor
shift, new clutch and rear-end $3.50
or best offer. JOE. HU. 3-5763.
1856 OLDS, 2-dr. hit, r. and h., p.s
and p.b, New dual-range HYDRO;
Naugahyde int. s.w. gauges. Junking
,23 olds 9s' parts CHEAP; Also solid
1886 Olds. Call BILL. RE. 6-641l.
1913 FORD coupe with SO Olds eng.
and Al Cad trans. Best offer. New
Edelbrock manifold and new CARDS.
linkage. hose, etc. 500. Call MIKE.
ON 3-l4?9.
"l5 LIB. SET OF WEIGHTS. Call JU.
'53 CHEV. New chrome, two new Wv.
tires, new Transmission, spare tire. T.
and h. Best offer, $500 Call VIII. =
44l2. Call after 6 pm.
81 PLYMOUTH 3-window cpe. corr
pletely rebuilt SO De Soto engine. 12-
volt electric system. .S.50x14 Wv.
tires, fir. shift, aluminium flywheel,
truck ,clutch, and plate, Fordomatic
rear, 40 Plymouth bumpers. b. uy
and engine perfect shape. $500. Must
sail-.leaving town. Call RAY. RE. s.
81 go HEADS, big valves, Isky
springs, sd!so, ported polished in perfect
rF~fAf 1nFR xla1 70 aK1N
many Corvette parts. FRANK RE
SO PLY. Fully customized, many ex-
drafted. DU 5-S540
'53 IND. CHIEF MTRCYCLE. Full
house, all chrome. A sacrifice at S400
Have been GRATED. DU. 5-S540.
3 STROMBERG 97's and manifold FOL
272-292, 3l2 GU. in; Ford or Mere
Mere. Cali EN-. 2-4262. -
81 FORD sc" ENGINE; excellent
shape. Good price LU. 2-1345
81 CHEV. POWERGLIDE: need stand.
ard trans; Will swap or sell outright
2-YR. -OLO GERMAN SHEPHERD
must have place to run: likes chill.
dren, Good WATCHDOG. EV. 4-6157.
FOUR-BARREL CARB., fits 34O-cubic,
inch CheV., l95S-6l: good condition
S35 or best offer. TIM, VIII. 2-5376
GIRLS 20" English racer. with from
and rear hand brakes, 3-speed gears
fair condition. Call LOU, OIL. 4-6S7l
OLDSMOBILE '49-'62 standard trans.
mission; also bell housings, flywheels
Cad. trans. EN-. 2-6393.
ELEC. BASS FENDER STRINGS, solic
body, new cord: chrome tuning keys
plush line case, truss rod in neck; 6
real steal All for $50. 671-7355
Ask for DAVID BURNS.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

ter the Scholastic Magazines
Writing Awards contest Spon-
Sored by The Star. Entries
must be postmarked by Feb
ruary l. Cash prizes total
$4,665. This is the 37th year
of this national contest for
creative students.
Entries can be submitted in
the form of essays, short stor-
les, short short stories, poetry
and dramatic scripts. Entry
blanks and rules for the con-
Evening star., 1962-01-12
frankie Avalon Plans to Visit
His Washington Fans on Monday

mond, Va. Roberta Green
blat and Gloria Kozak are
president and vice president
respectively of the Havayas
chapter that won an achieve
ment award and a standard
chapter award at the meet
ing.
4 X X \
The Wheaton Md High
Student Council has voted
to donate 500 to the Wheat
on Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

test may be obtained by writ
ing Scholastic Magazines, 33
West Forty second street,
New York 36, N. Y, or from
your school.
X Il X \
Gale Closter of the Hav-
ayaS B'nai Birth Girls No.
397 of Silver Spring, Md,
placed first in oratory run
offs at the Northern Region
meeting of the B'nai Birth
Youth Organization in Rich
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Nature

HIKE: The Center Hiking Club will
hike at Sugarloaf Mountain Sum-
day. Call KE. 7-1132, Rose Plot
nick, for reservations.
FILMS: Mature Adventure Club at
1890 am. and l:30 and $3.50
pm. Saturday at Rock Creek Ma
ture Center, south of Military road
NV. on Glover road.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Concerts

PIANO: Josephine Caruso, at s pm.
Sunday at the National Gallery
Of Art. Free admission
CHORAL PROGRAMS: THE Crea-
tion," by the American University
Chorale, at s pm. Sunday at
Washington Cathedral. Free ad-
mission,
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Dance

ROARIN' 2Os: Wheaton (Md.)
High School juniors costume
dance at $50 pm. Saturday in
the. the sehooI Sho ooI.,sS gym. Prizes for the
native outfits. Admission S1.75 Q
couple or 81 stag.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Lecture

ART; J. W. Pope -Hennessy Of the
Victoria and Albert Museum in
sdS s9ndSy ON NC celiini tII'Ite AZ the Nationai m
Gallery Of Art. Free.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Miscellaneous
For Sale
HnIIIIIInuIlIuIIIlIllRIIIIIIIIIIiIlINlIIlllIIRn

AUTOMOBILE TRAILER, S125. Call
1850 lnighO.
BAR BELLS, 11O-lb. weight. Call
5S9-04O9.
BUICK ENGINE So; bored ", 342 Gu.
in. Jahn'S pistons, aluminium flywheel,
full cam and kit. balanced, all new
rings and bearings. never run: S225.
Gould not be matched for less than
LOWERING KITS, '55, SO, ~ cheys.;
skates. boys size 4; $40. JU. 9-4s92.
CHEy. '52 4-dr.; stand. trans, good
MECH; Log eoond.' body poor. $50. PAUL.
DART KARTj live axle, Sticks, s."
brake, @. c. sprockets, Nassau panel,
2-gal.. tank. NC 20 engine, aluminium
etc, full cover heiment; S275 or best
offer. WO. 6-1512.
DRESS; white, satin, gold trim, ex-
quisite; brand new, size 1914. Cost
$40; sac. S23. Call Sun. RA. 3-394i
DRUM SET, W. F. Ludwig; hardly
used beautiful black; complete, in
Guiding case, covers, stool, accessories.
ORIG. $500, sac. for 5000. FE. 3-2945.
GUITAR. New thin body Gibson cut
sY2yy' sWay' II dgal piekSEps; cost S245' sell
GUITAR, Silvertone cleo wIcase and
Il in. speaker amplifier: good cond.
SOB. OIL. 7-3049.
ICE SKATES, 2 pairs, girls, white;
S5 each. sP 3-S454.
INTERCEPTOR 352 engine with auto
trans, complete. $500 mi. Perfect
condition; S265. Call GEORGE at DU
7-1602, week end.
LADDER, 24-ft. wood extension, SIS;
| $50 45-r.p.m. records, some new, all
for S15. LU. 3-2S40.
MEMS ICE SKATES, size sh, profess
sional, perfect condition, used 5 times,
S25. cost S45. Call EN-. 3-53Os
MIG ROADSTER 1851 I'd; with Cor
vette engine. trans. and rear, with
positra,ction p0StIt,c setup for racing. Perfect
engine or without Best offer. Call
MARTY. EN- 3-9117.
MODEL A PARTS-Compl. front end
ex. CON. rods and shells, ex. con.
headlights, trans. ex. con. Many
others. VIII. 6-O5O6.
MODEL A running gear; complete set
up or any separate parts Have many
extras. BOB, LU. 2-1345.
glass, doors, hood, trunk, radiator
6-7127.
PLYMOUTH PARTs-Wrecking AZ
Plymouth, the following parts are
in good condition: Radio, radiator
heater, frame, rims, tenders, glass
doors. rear end, drive shaft, springs
steering, tires, brake drums, trunk
hood, grille, dash, gas tank. Many OF
these parts will fit other years. Will
accept any reasonable price. HE
4-7972.
PONTIAC SO 2-dr. hardtop; r. and h ,
stand. transmission, floor shift; runs
good. Must sell, going in the Army.
S+50 or best offer. WE. 5-0499.
SEATS, > complete rear sets for O.
passenger Ford station wagon oil
other uses. LU. 3-2S40.
SPOTLIGHTS, . pairs, 12-volt. round
or square, like new; S22 pair. LU
STUFFED genuine Columbian baby
alligators, 27 inches long. S3.25
Basement 120 Adams st. NV.
WORLD CHAMPS
Fox, McCulloch karts and McCulloch
engine and pa~+s. BRINRE'S INC,
10233 KensingtG-I parkway, Kensing-
ton, Md. 949-0025.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday P. M.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later.
RATES: 3 lines soc. zoe
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star, Wash
ington 3, D. c.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Help Wanted

sAXOPHoNE PLAYER. for established
dance band. Call PAT, VIII. 2-1935.
WANTED---MaIe piano or vibraphC ne
player: age 1920, experienced in
dance and Jazz. Call HARRY M.
ALLEN, HE. 4-565S.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Students in junior and
senior high schools interested
in writing are invited to en-
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Harry Putnam Dick Denhom Deem 6
WEEL WINK WPC
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Miss Wire
Becomes
Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray
mond Wire Of Chevy Chase
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Rosemary to
Mr.. William Wallace Ander-
son III, son of Mrs. William
T. Jones Of San Rafael, Calf,
and of the late Capt. Will
liam Wallace Anderson.
The wedding took place
yesterday at the home Of the
bride. with DR.. william G..
Pendleton of Winchester, Va,
officiating.
The bride attended Miss
Libbey's School, was gradual
ed from Holton Arms in 1858
and from Wheaton College in
June. She made her debut
with her twin sister, Ramona,
in June, 1858.
The bridegroom attended
the University Of North Car
olina.
The couple will live in Sill
yer Spring.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Princess Anne
Homes on our

A number Of old homes
with antique Colonial fur
nishings in and around Prin-
cess Anne, Md, will be open
to the public Saturday and
Sunday for the fifth an
nual Olde Princess Anne Day
celebration.
Homes will be open from
II am. to 5 pm. Saturday.
and from l pm. to 5 pm.
Sunday. Luncheon will be
served by several church
groups.
Princess Anne town was a
new and modern village
when it was Incorporated in
1888. It later became the
county seat of Somerset, and
was located on the Manokin
River adjacent to Clifton
Manor. 1t is still the county
seat today.
Clifton, owned by Mr.. Ed
mund Carpenter, son of the
late Mrs. Walter Carpenter
of Wilmington, will be one
of the historic homes on dis
play this year.
Almost directly across the
river from Clifton is Elm
wood, also to be opened this
year. This is now the home
of Mr.. Norman Taylor, a
noted botanist, and Mrs. Tay-
lor. 1t was the birthplace in
1916, Of Mai. Gen. Arnold
Elsey Of the Confederate
Army.
Further up the Manokin
River, the old Stewart farm
house will be opened for the
first time this year.
Along the Pocomoke and
AnnamesSex Rivers, south of
Princess Anne, two old homes
will be opened. Liberty Hall,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Dorman, is furnished
with 18th century Irish, Eng
Plish and American antiques.
The plantation was origi-
nally granted to Daniel
Curtis in 1872 and remained
in his family until 1885.
Conquest CIR e wood,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Babcock, formerly Of
'Leesburg, Va, is of special
interest for Mrs. Babcock's
Queen Anne chairs inlaid
with different cabinet woods
in marquetry patterns, and
for her Crown Derby, Dres-
den and Limoges china.
Among the Olde Day ex-
hibits will be the showing Of
a recently found family por-
trait, and a deed dated 1881.
The family portrait is Of
DR.. Cadmus Dashiell, who
was born in 1913 at Long
Hill on Wetipquin Creek in
Old Somerset, now part of
Wicomico County. He later
lived at Cherry Grove, then
in Beckford, where he be-
came i'll. His son moved him
to East Glenn, where he died
in 1899.
DR.. Dashiell was the son
Evening star., 1962-10-07

of General Matthias Dashiell,
who was commissioned brig
adler general Of the 10th
brigade Of Maryland Militia
February IA, 1925, by Gov
ernor James Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rob-
ertson's residence in the
south wing of Teackle Man.
sion will be opened for the
Olde Days.
The mansion was built in
1901 by Littleton Dennis
Teackle and is an outstand-
ing example of Colonial
architecture. The central Sec
ton of the mansion was pur-
chased last year from a
great-grandchild, Mrs. Olive
Martin, by the Olde Prin-
cess Anne Days, Inc: to be
used and preserved as a pub
lie and historical memorial.
The historic deed issued by
Charles Calvert, lord proprie-
tor of the Province of Mary
land, transfers to William
Planner $50 acres of an orig
inal grant of 1000 acres ly-
ing on the Annamessex,
River. The entire acreage had
previously been given to
Col. William Stevens. The
deed was presented to the
society by Mr.. Henry Lank-
ford of Beckford.
A special feature both days
will be the restaging of last
years popular pageant, "The
Entailed Hat" 1t will be pre-
sented at 2 pm. Saturday
and Sunday at the Princess
Anne Elementary School.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
D. c. Daughters
To Stort Season

The District of Columbia
Daughters Of the American
Colonists will resume It's
meetings at 1870 pm. tomor-
row at the home Of Mrs.
Robert P. Sweeney Of Chevy
Chase.
Dessert will be followed by
a 2 pm. business meeting,
with Mrs. George D. Nolan,
State Regent, presiding.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Tuesday Womon's
Club to Meet

The Tuesday Woman's
Club will hold a regular meet
ing at 1890 pm. Tuesday at
the Jessup Blair Recreation
Center.
Mrs. Grace Keiser will re-
port on the General Fedora
ton Convention. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Harvey Haun,
Mrs. John Mckay and Mrs.
Julia Knapp.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
PunheIIenic Tea

The Washington alumnae
Alpha XII Delta will honor
Mrs. Mallory Inner, preSi-
dent of the Panhellenic As
sociation of Washington,
with a tea from 3 to 5 pm.
October ID at the Beta Eta
Chapter house.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Downtown Shoppers Gold Bus

IOc fare permits 2 hours shop
ping, runs every S minutes de
regular bus stops on F, 7th and
9Th Streets, MI.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Feminine Form, Woist|ine Will
Return, Say Style Detectives

cealing trapeze line for which
Sain t-Laurent was famous
when he was in charge at
Dior.
Saint-Laurent's line is bal
ance, youth, subdued make
up; the color not pastel but
plenty Of prints.
Capucci, a newcomer to
this years Paris scene, will
bring a splash Of bright COL
or from Rome where he has
designed for 10 years.
From his art and music
studios he brings sober line,
pure color, unfussy design.
But there may be drama. His
new, exotic Japanese -Ameri-
can model, Edmee, says she
loves big capeS and big hats.
Skirts will be short, waists
will move up and down, and
there is a promise of lots Of
orange and bright green.
Philippe Venet, 80, who has
nine years of cutting at Gi
venchy behind him, will show
Evening star., 1962-01-21
BY GABRIELLE SMITH
Associated Press Writer

PARIS. Jan. 20. - With
spring collections just around
the corner, style detectives
are fitting their evidence to-
gether and coming up with
previews.
The showines start tomor-
row. 1t is clear there will be
plenty Of victims - last sea-
sons dresses.
) The plot on how to drape
the feminine form, and clues
on color, fabric, jewelry and
line, 60 like this, according
to reliable word:
Yves s aint- Laurent, rs,
back on the scene this year
with a fashion house of his
own, wants no revolution and
no eccentricity. You can wear
your skirt where you think
1t looks right as long as it is
short. Waistlines will be loose
and supple. Dresses will be a
far cry from the form-con-
Evening star., 1962-01-21

fashions by Juneil of Connec-
ticut. avenue. Vincent & VIM
cent hairstyles. Sky Dining
Room, Washington Ho-
tel luncheon time. A Models
Guild presentation.
Julius GarfinckeI & Co.
Bianchi bridal fashion show
with the designer doing the
commentary at the II am.
show in the Couturier salon.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Thursday Event

XII Sigma chapter Of Beta
Sigma Phi will hold q regu-
lar meeting at $3.50 pm,
Thursday, at the home Of
Mrs. Helen Rusher in Arling-
ton. The cultural program,
Southern Europe, will oe
presented by Mrs. Jesse
Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Lyons.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Date
TOMORROW

JelleffS presents an ln1or-
NAL fashion show at the
Mayflower in the Presidential
Dining Room during lunch
con.
TUESDAY
Every day except Sunday
and Monday, Evelyn Barton
Brown informally presents
fashions in the Presidential
Room Of the Mayflower Ho-
tel during luncheon.
WEDNESDAY
b. HI. Wragge resort and
spring collection modelled at
1880 am. at Julius Gar
finckel & Co. with Betty
Saunders. Wragge stylist, as
the guest commentator. In
formal modelling of the COL
lection throughout the day
and on thursday.
THURSDAY
Informal Modelling, Lucille
Shop, SOL Baltimore avenue,
Hyattsville, from IL to 2 pm.
MARROW House Restaurant,
fashions shown from 1880 to
3 pm. with Margaret Roley
models. Shops in the NARROW
Heights Center will star. Vim
cent & Vincent hairstyles.
SATURDAY
Chi Sigma Sorority, Spon-
sors' Day Luncheon, Kenwood
Country Club. Harriet Baird
of the Models Guild, co-ordi-
mating. Spring fashion hints
will feature Dorothy Stead
clothes; Rose Stearman, mil
linery; william Hahn, shoes,
and Vincent & Vincent hair
styles.
New Outlook for Spring
Evening star., 1962-01-21
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Don'tLook Like You're
Stealing q Husband
. NOTEBOOK

the only way to have a pri-
vate life is not to discuss 1t. !"
But get her on the subject Of
her personal fashion life and
she sounds off.
"A woman should adore ev-
erything in her wardrobe, |"
she insists.
Her formula for being we'll
dressed Is that "a woman has
to have an all-together look,
not one that has been thrown
together"
Evening star., 1962-01-21
BY ELEM
Star Staff Writer

NEW YORK, N. Y. - Take
1t from q woman constantly
in the spotlight, to be q fash
ion success don't dress as II
you're after somebody's hus-
band.
Blond Celeste Holm knows
that when the women around
the ringside tables become
restless while she Is doing her
supper club entertaining,
that's the time they start
mumbling: "She looks older"
and in the middle Of q song,
ask for q cigarette.
Outspoken on the subject
Of fashion, Celeste Holm be-
lieves being an individualist
often consists Of having to
design something yourself.
To the question Of wheth-
er she feels American wom-
en- dress too much alike. she
replied. Eyes, Man," What's
more she's disturbed by the
number of Jackie Kennedys
running around"
Celeste solves the problem
of fashion by combining the
cries regarding practically.
glamor, and her premise that
nothing reveals O woman
more than her manner Of
dressing.
The sewing machine and
Celeste have been on 600 d
terms since she was q little
girl and watched her moth
er, Jean Park. a designer for
Vogue.
Repeats Herself
She likes repeating herself !.
A style that's right gets the
treatment in many different
colors and fabrics, ..t
She particularly likes wool
knits. She has currently de-
signed four double knit wool
jersey costumes executed for
her by Dante in New York.
They form costumes with
four Borgana coats lined in q
matching color.
Women who wear knitS will
be surprised to discover that
Celeste Holm doesn't rely on
a girdle to insure her figure
line. She stands on her head
to get her circulation going,
A trip to the gym twice q
week, tennis, and consci-
entiously working at 1t,
maintain her figure.
THE most important Cnlne
about dressing WE'LL" she
feels, "is that you can forget
about yourself and feel free
to think about other people
without tugging and fussinl
around"
An actress makes q livinl
by being dramatic, but that
hardly excuses producers
wives who she claims "yo'
can always spot because the!
look and dress like the tol
star at the studio"
Same Evening Gowns
The evening gowns sh'
wears when performing ar
ones she wears off-Stag
when she is q guest at q pri
vate social function. II dres
as unlike an actress as
can," Celeste states simply.
What's more. Celeste say
Evening star., 1962-01-21

a few dresses on only three
models in what he calls his
sensible little fashion house.
His woman will be soft and
feminine. wearing soft mel
ther dresses nor suits" in
pink, red, white, tan and
green. Evening wear will be
straight black and white.
White coats on black sheaths,
or vice versa.
Natural Waist
Shoulders and hips will be
rounded and the waist where
women know it really is. You
will have to take time to
change for evening. Venet
doesn't want a "strip-tease
type dress with three jackets
and three coats you keep
peeling off as the evening
wears on"
DiOr'S Marc BOhan prom
ises a "carefree dandy by day
who turns ultra feminine at
night" BY day she will be
very casual. Her hemlihe will
be a surprise, which means
there will be a change. Col
ors will be bright like per
feet love-" a purple liqueur
or green "chartreuse." Color
combinations will be unex-
pected, fabrics extra light
and vaporouS, even for that
extra casual day line. Hats
will be back in a big way fol
Dior on a flower theme.
Other designers have come
to grips with The Twist
which is as big in Paris al
in the United States.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Skierka
and daughter, Annette, and Fred
die and Virginia Skierka all of
Chester, were week end visitors
at the Lorenz Skierka ranch.
Mrs. Alice Higgins of Cut Bank
will accompany Mrs. Abbie Skier
ka to Chester, next Wednesday
to attend the graduation exer-
cises there. Mrs. Skierka has
niece, Sharon Wickens, who will
be graduating from high school
and also a nephew, Allen Wick
ems, who will be graduated from
the eighth grade. Mrs. Skierka
is honoring the graduates with
a beautiful graduation cake made
and decorated by herself, to be
used for the luncheon after the
graduation exercises.
Mrs. Elbea Higgins of Brown
ing was a Sunday visitor of her
daughter and family, the Nobby
Larsons.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-24

Erling Evenson and his son-in'
law from Cut Bank were Black.
foot visitors Wednesday at the
post office and at the school.
The TOPSterettes Club met
Wednesday evening. May 18th at
the Sangsland home. All mem
bers were present and the lady
loosing the most weight for the
week was crowned queen. Dis
cussions for the evening consist
ed of summer program and merit
system. Next meeting on Wed
nesday. May 23rd.
The All club members are
busy selling candy around the
neighborhood and also in Brown
ing to finish up their candy drive
which will finance their spring
trip. We wish TO thank everyone
who has purchased candy from
the club members helping them
to finish their drive.
The Henry White family were
Thursday evening visitors and
luncheon guests at the Sangs-
land home.
Bonnie Sangsland accompanied
the Henry White family to a
movie in Browning on Friday
evening.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-24

Mrs. Clifford Brown was q
Browning shopper on Saturday
and later visited with Grandpa
and Grandma Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pussy Pepion OF
Browning were Saturday visitors
in Blackfoot at the home of Fus'
sy's sister, Mrs. Carma White
and family. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Pepion made trip to Cut Bank.
Terry Jacoby arrived Friday
evening to spend the week end
with his family in Blackfoot.
Sheryle Wheeler was a Thurs.
day over night guest of Bonnie
and Joleen Keller.
Clifford Brown has been on
the sick list this past week, we
wish him a speedy recovery.
Goods" Pepion of Browning
has been spending a few days in
Blackfoot visiting his sister and
family, the Henry Whites.
Ike Nelson is helping out for
a few days in the meat depart
ment of Buttreys Foods in
Browning.
Word has been received by Dan
and Margaret Kelleher from Kali
ispell that Grandma Kelleher is
getting along fine over there.