The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-04-05
BY Joyce TUrvey


Vic Overcast. and Duane Appel
went 10 Helena Wednesday to talk
with the Highway Commission
about construction on the main
street OF East Glacier this sum-
mer. The Highway Department
said they will widen and level the
street beginning April 18th and
seal coat IL before June 5th- The
last week of August or the first
part of September. they will put
on the finishing touches. Parallel
parking will be introduced on the
curb side Of the street with a
parking lot on the railroad or
west side. This early date for con-
struction was agreed upon by
both the businessmen and the
Highway Commission as being the
most favorable for not interior
ing with the summer tourist
trade.
Pat and Cy Stevenson left Fri
day for Seattle where they will
ny Pan Am Jet to Sitka, Alaska
20 visit their son, Donnie and his
family.
Shelby visitors last week were
Georgia Krshka and Pat Brown.
They stayed several days visiting
their mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Jacquemart and rela'
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wright from
Pennington. Utah visited the
Mark Wilson's the latter part OF
last week. Mrs. Wright is Josie's
daughter. The Wrights are on
their way TO New York and will
leave their daughter, Debby, with
the wilson's 10 attend grade
school here for a month
Red Harper attended the Ii
ouor Dealers Convention in Shell
by two days last week.
The Wayne Molgards spent
Sunday with Marlene's iolks' the
Lee Days, in KalispelL
Lutheran Church Services have
been changed 10 the second and
fourth Sundays at 800 PM. and
Sunday School will be every Sun
day at 1000 AN. Reverend Hal
las from Cut Bank is the pastor.
Beverly and Gordon Teske and
children. Don and Rick Lucke
went to Big Mountain in White
fish for the week end.
The Cecil HOwards from Shell
by have been up for the past two
week ends. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Heslaa al
so from Shelby. were dinner
guests of the Robert Browns last
Sunday.
MarIowe Rink drove Ramsey
and Robin down 20 Cut Bank
Monday TO see the dentist
March 2eth, George Roberts
turned eighty-three.
Father Tackles and the Frank
Krshka's were dinner guests OF
the Duane Appels Friday even
ing.
Ike Barcus was an overnight
guest at the Steven Barcus' Satur-
day night. Sunday, Roma, Acel
and Carolyn Barcus called on
Steve and Kathy.
Grant Gallop was in Helena
one day the early part Of the
week and Betty Archer substitute
ed for him. teaching the sixth,
seventh, and eighth grades.
The new patrOlman, George
Goggins, and Jack Wall were in
Great Falls one day last week
Dinner guests Of the Kenny
Browns Saturday were the Du-
ane Appels. the Buzz Lutz's and
Johnny Parker.
Tex Hughes was dinner guest
of the Irv Turvey's Thursday and
Friday.
Betty Archer's mother, Mrs.
Glen McGhuey from Chinook
spent the week end here with her
grand children while the Archers
were in Billings.
Ann Overcast and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tobin were in Great Falls
Monday and Tuesday Of last
week.
Louie and Joe Sitzman were in
town Tuesday from ST. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mclaughlin
and children from Summit visited
the Wayne Molgards Saturday
evening.
The Les Schaufs were dinner
guests Of the Oscar Doane's on
Wednesday.
Volunteers are needed to help
enlarge the .Woman's Club Ii
brary. Construction is proceed
ing slowly as the only one doing
any work at the present time Is
Russell Christensen. So anyone
who wants TO help out would be
appreciated