The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-04-12
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The Blackfoot Pinochle Club
held another card party on Fri
day, April 9Th There were five
tables Of card players. Prizes
were won by the fOllOwing-in the
ladies section high prize went to
Mrs. Galeen CObell, End prize to
Mrs. Rita Bremner. and BOBBY
% Mrs. Dell SalOis. In the mems
section high prize went TO Tony
Niesken. 2nd prize 70 Mark Har-
wood. and BOBBY 20 Paul Jacoby.
A delicious lunch was served by
the three hOstesses, Mrs. Rita
Bremner. Mrs. Dolores Hall, and
Mrs. Angie Bruno. As il was Mrs.
Halls birthday she was surprised
with a birthday cake and every
one sang Happy Birthday to her,
she also received some lovely
gifts. ATTENTION: There will be
no card party on Friday evening,
however. there will be one on Sat
urday evening. April l4th. The
BiackfOOt PinOchle Club is hold
ting a Spring dinner on Saturday
evening with pinochle 10 be play
ed after the supper hour. Baked
Ham dinner will make up the
menu and serving will start al
$50. Prices are SlOO for adults
and so cents for school children
with no charge for pre-schOOlers.
Right after the supper hour pi-
nOchle will be played till mid
night. Everyone Is welcome so
come one and all and bring a
friend or two.
The BlackfoOt School Election
wsS held on Saturday. April It'll.
Judges were Grandpa and Grand
ma Brewer and the clerk was
Mrs. Betty SangsIand- Louis Lar
son was elected for another year
term as Trustee and the special
levy for the Blackfoot school was
passed.
Grandma KeIleher had the mis-
fortune of falling this past week
and hurting her ankle which has
been awfully painful for her.
However, at the time Of this writ
ing IL is much better and il was
a blessing there were no bones
broken Grandma will be 90 in
August
The Lee Lowder family made
a trip TO Cut Bank on Wednesday
as Freddy made a trip 20 his den
tist and had a tooth pulled. While
in Cut Bank the Lowder family
visited with Marie's sister Margie
and family. Little Kim SaIois &C
the Lowder family
home TO spend a few days.
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
had a phone call this week from
their daughter, ROwena, who lives
In Post Falls, Idaho saying she
you'd be over this week end TO
visit them.
The TOPSterettes Club met
Wednesday evening at the Sangs-
land home. All members were
present and we are happy TO have
two new members join the club.
The lady loosing the most weight
in the past week was crowned
queen with a loss Of five pounds.
The queen last week lost nine
pounds. Coffee was served TO all.
Another meeting will be Wednes-
day. April 18th same time, same
place. Anyone wishing to join at
that time is welcome to do so.
Little Ralph Sinclair not quite
a year old. had the misfortune
Of breaking his arm so is having
quite a time trying TO creep with
that old cast on.
Paul Jacoby Of Hsvre,, was a
visitor in BlackfoOt over the week
end visiting his son and family,
the Terry JacObys.
Kenny Wheeler is now driving
The Meriwether school children
10 and from school starting this
as the KeIlers are having |
their car overhauled-
Mr. Ford from the Road Office
in Cut Bank was out to Black
foot on Friday 10 see what could
be done about the bridge that
needed repairing done on it so
badly.
Mrs. Lois Keller and children
Marx and Nina were Friday af-
ternoOn visitors and coffee guests
al the Kenny Wheeler home.
Tony Niesken of Meriwether
was a Saturday visitor and coffee
guest at the Sangsland home.
Mrs. Mildred DoOre had a sur
prise birthday party for her Mo-
Their, Mrs. Belle Tatsey of Heart
Butte, who celebrated her 80th
on Saturday, April It'll.
Mrs. DOore held open house in
honor Of her mother from pm.
10 4 pm. Saturday at her home.
Besides her husband, John, Mrs.
Tatsey had most of all her chill