The Glacier reporter., 1962-04-19
By Joyce TUryey

IneTE was Uu sIAAooA AAANe-
because of a Teachers Reading
Conference at Havre. Teachers,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gallop and
Jim Archer and Betty left Thurs
day after school TO attend the
conference and returned Sun
day.
A Shelby shopper Tuesday was
Rose Hamilton.
MFR. and Mrs. c. o. Jacobson
visited the Vern Minnich's at
Kelvin Tuesday.
Hotel General Manager, Don
Hummel from Tucson, Arizona,
vas here Wednesday Of last
week and attended a meeting at
Park Headquarters with Super
intendent Ed Hummel.
Mrs. Harry RalstOn and Don
vent TO Cut Bank Friday so Mrs.
RaIston could see the doctor.
Ed johnson from Shelby was
n town Saturday. He has been
helping run the Snow Slip Inn
west of town.
Square dance club is having an
Easter basket social Saturday,
the 2lst at the Community Hall
and everybody is invited. II will
be at 800 PM
Mrs. Percy SalOis was hostess
of q Tupperware party for
Marge Rink in Browning Tues
day evening. Those from Brown
ing were Mrs. Vance Ramberg.
Mrs. Edna Wagner, Mrs. Acel
Chattin. Mrs. c. ii. Chattin, Mrs.
william Wright, Mrs. Mary Sam
el. Mrs. Wales Emmel, Mrs Ed
yande Kop, Mrs. Annette Mum
son, Mrs. Helen Hilton and Mrs.
Iry Turvey from East Glacier.
We are glad to see Lucille and
Bin lie May back again this
year. They returned last Tues
day after spending an enjoyable
winter in Tucson, Arizona. Fri
day evening. Lucille left for St.
Paul 70 visit her Mother for a
while.
Prank and Georgia Krshka re-
turned last Sunday from Boise,
Idaho. where they spent a week
with Franks father who was i'll
II is reported that he was inn
proved when they left
p. NJ. Staley returned for a
few days last week on business.
He and Mrs. Stsley have spent
the winter in Mesa, Arizona.
Dinner geusts Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Racine Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Irv Turvey and
children and John Clarke.
Gordon Dahl returned Thurs
dzy from Holtville, California,
and enroute, picked up his mo-
ther. Mrs. Nellie Dahl and ne
phew. Ralph CCappO who have
been spending the winter IN
Portland, Oregon.
The Laundomat will be open
seven DAYS a week from now on,
from 8 A. M.'until 10 PM.
Mary (Grandms) Salois has
moved up here for the summer
after spending the winter in Cut
Bank. We are glad to see her
, hack
James Gerard from Cut Bank
was an overnight guest Tuesday
of the John Shelton's.
MFR. and Mrs. John Sears from
Great Falls were week end visi-
tors.
Cut Bank week end guests Of
the Ray Uhls were Roberta and
Ray, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Molgard
and daughters, spent the week
end in Kalispell with MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Daley. -
with the temperatures In the
seventies and eighties lately,
everyone has been going around
coetiess and with a far away
look in their eyes. crocuses and
Ruttercups are out, a sure sign
az spring. and the mud Is hnal-
ly drying up. -
cut Bank shoppers and on
business, Thursday were Shirley
and Glenn Smiley and httle
Mary Diane. The Smileys also
had dinner in Cut Bank.
Bob Wood has returned rom
I, cattle buying trip in Canada
An overnight visitor Of the
John SheIton's Monday was Ii
las brother, Forrest Gerard OF
the Public Health Service OF the
Indian Division from Wasning-
ton. ID. c. p...,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Racine
were in Browning ana Oui DAM
Monday on business =,
Fred and Rose Hamilton went
"a Essex Friday to pick up their
.on. Freddie. who was an ovel. o.i.
-s,h. Guest Thursday ~ oiS