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The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-12
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By Dan@HalIigan

DEAR DAN: I'm a freshman at WIS and my quarter
marks aren't going to be anything brag about I've already
told my mother expect very happy She
said she'll probably cut down week activities
I'm positive I'm grounded my marks won't go up Right now
Weekends to dance game and to.the
Dan just don't think mother is being fair I feel
still get acquainted my teachers subjects
I'm taking with marking system being used could
understand mothers feelings if had public school
last year but attended all eight parocha
and 1t used different marking system Last made the
study hard every week just don't think my
should be cut Do think mother is right wrong
Dear Grounded: Read your letter again and see if
you what do. What's that? Why. you're blaming
everybody and everything yourself. Your schools
marking system doesn't matter long your
assignments are prepared and you have the right
thing you've perhaps forgotten is that your
teachers there to explain well instruct If
don't understand something. take the time after
class after school to inquire If don't get
ton. tell your parents.
I'm sorry. Freshe. but your mother is justified in
grounding you for a few weeks if believes
studying and less social life will
between passing and failing She is not unfair
and more parents should follow her lead.
DEAR DAN Do you think it's wrong to get married in
Idaho without the consent of parents? My boy friend
have been going together for several months and know
folks wouldn't allow marriage because I'm still in school We
UNDER 81.
Dear Under FL: Unless the Idaho marriage law has
been changed. couples must be s married
out consent of parents If you two are ls should
have enough to know your schooling
poTtant than marriage. you're not IL and lie about
your ages the marriage would be fraud and really
Marriage shouldn't be something . sneslked into
in the shadows and then kept hidden under rock.
It's sacred something
Besides. with your luck you would be pregnant
by the end of first month of marriage. You have
to expect miracles show" before May.
Also. and again with your luck could TO get
sick several times in front your mother and perhaps
pass out time two And if you think she'll believe
you're suffering from vitann deficiency. you're
crazy.
Marriage. you inquired about it. is 100 per
DEAR DAM When have boy visitor at the house and
we're watching televsion terribly embarrassed during
kissing scenes The boy anything and I'm
being silly but do have this feeling because I'm only
14?-EMBARASSED.
Dear Embarrassed: Yes. dear girl. you're
barrassed because of and for other
IT'S nothing to worry about
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-12
AMBULANCE RUNS

Dec. 7
DAVID McCAULEY fro m
Central school to hospital.
Dec. 8
MR.. and MRS. RAY ROB
ERTS from Matanuska Bridge
to hospital.
ELINOR GOODRICH fro m
Valley Presbyterian Hospital 70
Anchorage hospital.
Dec. g
BLACKY MANION from
Houston to hospital.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-12

THE new homes built under
this program raise living stand
ards. create a healthy environ
ment for family life and make
rural communities attractive
locations for the development
and expansion of rural indus
tries" Bohman said.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-12

Rural housing loans are
made only in rural areas not
designated as urban areas.
They may be made in those
rural areas when patent to
land has been issued. Loans for
purposes amounting to less
than $500 may be made where
patents have not been issued.
All applications for FILA
services are reviewed by a
three-man local committee,
made up of men in a designa-
ted area, in order to establish
eligibility of each applicant.
Rural housing loans stimu-
late economic activity in rural
communities by increasing en-
ployment opportunities f O r
construction workers and in
creasing sales of building ma
terials and home furnishings,
it was pointed out.
The chronicle., 1963-12-12

Country Club Area: Redee. 3 Dr.,
w/ceramic tile bath so x 1875 lot. so 2
4913 after 5 weekdays. Anytime week
ends. Low equity $79 mo.
The chronicle., 1963-12-12
Houses for sale 80

2 houses and lots on blacktopped road
in Helena. $50 down, no payment TIL
Feb. Is, 1864. Phone JIM WALTER
CORP. 762-4429.
The chronicle., 1963-12-12

HARDYS HALL OF HOMES
ISL GLENDALE ROAD. 4
bedroom z bath home. Screen
ed patio. air-conditioned, built
in oven & range. Listed ex-
clusivelY.
X601 HESTER. Like new 3
bedroom l bath home on cor
ner LOT. $500 down & SCI per
month on FILA terms. Exclu-
sive listing
%OnlY $500 down FILA. 3 bed
rooms. tile bath, carport, back
yard has chain link fence. In
Pinecresf Park close to schools
& shopping center. Price is
SI2.500
%NO DOWN M TO
QUALIFIED VETERAN. Only
] block from beach in new SUBJ
division in Gautier. $89 per
month j d e everything.
Listed exclusively.
BOB HARDY. REALTOR
406 Jackson Ave.
Office 762-s363
Res: 7s2-6436
be 80 1910 4t
The chronicle., 1963-12-12
THE RIGHT
INVESTMENT

Is equal TO a life time OF toll.
Here's your chance to invest in
a lot that will reap dividends as
a home site. Across from Moss
Point High School on beautiful
Pecan-tree studded lot. Call tt
see.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
Bible School Clinic
Scheduled Today

Vacation Bible School clinics are
scheduled by the Western Baptist
association to prepare workers for
the annual schools to be held dur
ing the two weeks following the
dismissal of public schools for the
summer
Rev. B. Finney Bragg. Vacation
Bible scnool superintendent for
the association announced the date
for the one at the Deep Creek
church for today, April II. Rev.
Bragg will instruct pastors, princi-
pals and general officers, Mrs.
Ralph Michael, nursery workers.;
Mrs Clyde Runion, beginner work
ers, Mrs. Bragg, primary workers,
Mrs. Howard Fazenbaker, Junior
workers. and Rev. II. q. Laube,
Intermediate workers.
Schools and vice-president of the
Maryland Association, will also at
tend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
Superintendent To Attend
St. Louis Meeting In May

Willard L. Hawkins, Superin-
tendent of Schools for Garrett
County, will be one Of the 100
school administrators to attend the
two and enc half day meeting to
be held in St Louis, Missouri,
May 4-5-6. The meeting is in the
nature of a leadership workshop
of all presidents and vice-presi-
dents of State Associations of
School Superintendents.
Mr. Hawkins is currently presi-
dent of the Maryland Association
He has also received an invitation
from DR. Finis Engleman, EXecu-
tive Secretary of the American AS
sOciation Of School Administrators,
the sponsoring organization. 10
serve as chairman of one of the
ten groups working together for
the two and half day meeting.
School administrators from all
fifty states in the nation arc eX-
pcctcd to be present Readc Corr,
Superintendent of Kent County
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
Deer Park Street
Scene Of Early Days
Shown In Old Photo

Street scenes of old Deer Park
have been featured on occasion
in the Old Picture series, and an
other is printed today-somewhat
different than previous views.
The photographer was standing
near the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road crossing. and the scene is
looking in a generally northern
direction. No date is given, but
the year was probably between
1900 and 1910.
The picture is one of number
of early resOrt-scenc postcards
given to the Garrett County His
torical Society by Mrs. Ray Cur
tbs. of St. Petersburg, Fla. They
had originally belonged to her
father, the late William O. Baum
gardner, a native and former resi-
dent of this county
During the past several years,
other interesting views of early
days in Deer Park and vicinity
have been furnished by Charles A.
Jones, a former resident now of
Columbus, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
127 Named On 3rd
Term Honor Roll At
Southern Hi School

One hundred twenty-seven per-
sons were named on the third term
honor roll at Southern High school,
it was announced by W. Kenneth
Johns, principal.
Seven persons we're listed as
making straight AS, with two in
the seventh grade, three in the
tenth grade and two in the
eleventh grade. They were Karen
Edgar, Judith Simpson, eth; Ron
aid Mcdaniel, Janna Naylor, Chris
tine Umstot, 10th; Sally Buchanan
and Dawn Skipper, 18th.
The complete list included the
following:
9TH Grade
Ellen ReXrode, Vicki Meyers
William Tower, Karen Adams
Connie Baker, Catherine Beckman
Ann Feaster, Dianna Fitzwater
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

Jennie Cashell, Linda Jackson,
Linda Reckart, Linda Weimer,
Judy Wolfe.
&Karen Edgar, %Judith Simpson,
Jon Kilian, John Grove, Les Nc
Daniel. Paul Thomas, James Feast
er, Donna Beeghly, Lois Graham,
Deborah LaWton, Rebecca Michaels,
kathy Ridder. Regina Sanders,
Karen Sears, Sue Sharps, Chester
Davis, Paula Savage, Aleta Dilley,
Linda Schmidt
Eighth Grade
Bruce Warsaw, Floyd Wilson,
Robert Sharps, Louis Risnel, Tom
Ryan, Carol LaWton, Ruth
SweitZer.
Ninth Grade
Carol Unger. James DeBerry,
Ronald DcBerry, Michael Flaher-
ty, Bob Martin, Bill Rcnningcr
john Sanders, Bradley Stewart,
Hugh Walthall, Vicki Smith, Sheila
Travis, Stanley Weese, Nancy
Calls, Carla Savage, Roseanne
Evans, Barbara Filsinger, Anne
Gibson.
Ruth Knots. Elma Martin, Diane
Morrow. Helen Rcpetsky, Michael
Hoye, Roger Marley, Rosemary
Frier, Fannie Hinebaugh, Rose
mary Meyers, Carol Roberts, Flora
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

Strawser, Margaret Wildesen
Daniel Paugh
Tenth Grade
George Evans, "Ronaid Mcdaniel,
Robert McIntirc. Jay Rice, Stanley
Steyer, Rita Bernard, Katherine
Campbell, Sandra Harvey, Judith
Kildow, Shirley LCwdermilk, #Jan-
ia Naylor, @Christine Umstot
Linda Bray, Barbara Hull, San
dra Real, Charles Shrcve, Linda
Fulk, Linda Oursler, Linda Richie
Donna Shaffer, Judith Shafer
Wanda Weimer, Andrea Dever
Nancy Kitzmiller Sue Repetsky.
Eleventh Crede
Eta Lou Harvey, Lyr. Beckman
Eldon Filc, Ken Friend, Mary Al
VareZ, Sally Buchanan, Sandra
DeBerry. Carol Fils.ngcr, Sally
Hoffman. Jill Jones, Jean Martin
Dawn Skipper, Martha Terlizzi
Vicki Tevalt, Judy Martin, Duane
Schroyer, Robert Earhart, Jackie
Ramsey.
Twelfth Grade
Mary Friend, Resale Paugh
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
Open House Planned

The twenty-fifth wedding ami
vcrsary in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Shank will be observed with
an open house at their home in
Mt Lake Park on Saturday. April
IS, from to Z o'clock.
The reception is being planned
by their daughters, Misses Bever-
ly and Sara Shank. Friends and
relatives are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

Judy burst. Richard Gnegy, Todd
SChaible, Helen Bittinger, Nancy
Sanders, Sharon Savage, Barbara
Baker, Shirley Matthews, Kay
Bowman, Jude Kuhnle, Donna Mar
lin, Sue Martin. Eleanor Sharpless,
Frances Wilson, Straight AS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

b. and 0. railroad asked Inter
state Commerce commission Tor
permission to cut its coal rates.
John l.. Lewis, at SO, stepped
down as board chairman Of the
National Coal Policy conference.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01

In the buildings roped off to try
to impress the yokels as to how un.
safe the building is.
With no concept as to the validity
of the imaginative power of the
architectural creativeness conceivine
new structural stability for our dv-
mamie government forms legisla-
tive, administrative and judicial =
the socalled leaders i'll our Legisla-
ture and Administration met Monday
to approve the sneak tax increase
which property owners would reject
as foolishness if it came to a bond
issue.
Tim Babcock objected if it would
put the General Fund i'm the red
temporarily with a campaign for his
office of Governor coming ON. But
IN two biennial years the five million
could be easily taken via an income
tax increase from the disinterested
and inarticulate people who have
trouble enough leading their own
lives without trying to follow the
tricks of the, people in Helena who
take their taxes:
Do you know what could be built
for the same five million and close
the old Capitol down except for sum-
mer tourists? Can you envision
Supreme Court building? An admin
istrative building? And am amusement
center to house the two merry-go-
rounds for the lawmakers?
No matter who and what make our
laws as long as the spirit of the old
Roman bath house prevails in Mon
lama we can not offer too much to
ourselves or our sister states or ma
5lon or other peoples of the earth.
The failure of our present form
of politics is no more amply demon
strated than in lib 333-five mil
lion to restore nothing in the first
place.
It's enough Ito want a building
commission which would probably
top all state building if created,
ecause we must have inspiration in
ublic buildings not old bath houses
rhich have failed to cleanse us of
ersonal ambition overriding the
ommon advancement.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
State House Beat
FRANKLY SPEAKING
By FRANK SMALL

A poor replica of third rate
Roman bath house is a poor replica
of third rate Roman bath house is
a poor replica of third rate Roman
bath house. This is news.
HB 333 wants five plus million
dollars ito restore the grandeur of
the Helena poor replica (the Capitol
building) to it's wrongful place in
the history of the mistakes of the
righteous.
The people of Montana are an I'M
trustworthy lot. As was written in
wire service lore the people have no
more regard for their convicts when
voting for bond issues, than their
politicians.
So-what is half a per cent in
crease in personal income and cor
poration license tax. We all love the
old rote math of two plus two equals
four.
1t is only one inch that the back
door concrete modernization has sep
antated from the original sandstone
Gov. Hugo Aronson didn't
like the wooden sheepshed windbreak
which destroyed the Illusion of perm
anency, SO the fitting ersatz portico
relieves the strain to our eyes.
The buildings of Rome are study
Of wonderment for those who would
period their dreams way before the
advent of Christ. Untold crimes
against the Dcitizen are committed |
n the superstition of group thought
Or the socialability sublimating the
person ito common beneficial ends.
The bath house is ortrnoded. Brain
wash is not total political power.
Do you know what five million
of the Yankee dollars would do for
housing Montana government?
Under the restoration plans con-
eived by "a local architectural firm,
fhich would net cool half million
Or plans drawn five years ago, the
lterior of the monumental bath
ouse would be quilted to be replaced s
18th better modern materials to du- |
Iicate the ancient fraud.
Every time the Legislature meets Y
lie steel and glass block floor of the I
'tunda- probably the strongest floor c
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

with private utility lobbyists" trying
TO put over this bill.
While the Columbia Compact Bill
has been described as having about
as many teeth as am averaged lion
| it is felt it could be used as a vehicle
to hamper multiple development of
western resources.
The attitude of Washington people
should be understandable here. Anti
REA spokesman in both the Montana
Senate and House tried ito arouse
indignation and resentment because a
Washington Public Power publication
supported SB 1914, bill of the Mon
tana State Senate.
Some people here are having little
difficulty understanding by whose
grace and under whose blessing four
legislators winged their way in
the Queen Air, to Olympia and
back, and if we are paying for it
and if so, why?
House Resolution is a most dis
turbing Legislative directive, which
provides for study of communal
colonies. The resolution came after
delegation from the countryside
came to Helena and appeared before
the Governor seeking help in their
drive to curtail the butterflies.
The object of the "study" for
which bill has also been introduced
asking for $4,000 appropriation is
to see if the group can come up with
some kind of law like Alberta has,
limiting Hutterite land holdings.
Even more amazing is the fact that
the five men who have been appointed
TO the "study committee" are all men
who have voted in favor of anti
Hutterite legislation.
The resolution presupposes there
must be regulation and restriction"
IF communal property so the goal of
he Study will simply be how it
shall be accomplished
Thomas jefferson said, "He who
would preserve liberty for himself
must preserve it even for his enemy.
Every time | think of Resolution 8
get an empty, sad feeling and
t isn't for the butterflies.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
FUCE Scholarship
Goes To Malta Youth

John Koussbeck, Malta High School
senior, is to receive the Farmers
Union Central Exchange scholarship
for Montana at the 32nd annual
meeting of the Exchange next Mon
day in ST. Paul.
The organization is inaugurating
scholarships this year in five states.
Each will provide $3.50 a year for
four years. The Montana winner plans
to enroll in an agricultural education
course at Montana State College next
fall. He is the SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Korsbeck of Wagner.
The Phillips county youth will re-
port at the Monday afternoon session
of the convention on his research into
the development and growth of CO.
operatives in his county.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01

You know, l really can't win at
this business!
So many of you have been writing
wondering where my column is, and
love you all dearly for missing it.
But let me tell you. have been writ
ing like mad ON reporting the activi-
ties in the House even more
stuff than Harry has had room for
/. SO my CUFF has been spread all
through the paper.
Part of the reason for no column
is because the whole performance
over here has been most dishearten-
ing and when / go on about
those things then you write and tell
me I'm too discouraging.
So you see / can't win.
But now that the session is ending,
in the coming weeks I'll pour my
overburdened heart out in this col
umn, if you want me to. have note
books piled all over the place filled
with notes ON what went ON, and if
can bear to live it over again, I'll
De using Cnem.
Wednesday we were all SO sorry
to hear that the "Old Fox, Senator
Dave Manning, was taken i'll and is
in the hospital, where, we understand,
he will have to be for at least four
or five days. No one is quite sure
what is wrong, but it seems he got
hit with influenza. When l call the
Senator "The Old Fox, he always
says to me, whats this old bust
ness?
Much curiosity has been aroused |
over the "trip to Olympia, Washington,
by four Montana Legislators to lobby
sor the Columbia Compact bill pres
entity being considered by the Wash
ngton State Legislature.
Word has been received here that
here is no little resentment over
he attempt to pressure Washington
by Montana legislators.
)ur Olympia source was concerned
their Capitol is ''swarming
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
Lucas Attempts To Build q Scupegouf

Sunday teevision broadcast the Republicans "heir
Custer attempted portray to his
that the through the Senate school
foundation program bill (SB 20 would be solely responsible
for moro taxes property owners.
Lucas feeling the heat of public indignation higher
leves being forced property because of action and
action by the House, attempted build
which would off in votes at the next
election.
Either he didn't know what he talking about
suggested in release Monday by Rep Aasheim D.
Sheridan he misjudged the position of his fellow Re-
publicans in the House SB 90 slightly amended but still
largely with the Senate bill and the Governors Com
mee the Foundation Tuesday the House
with only two dissenting NOT of the
dssenters.
Whatever property tax increases which result from
the revised foundation the responsibility will lie large
with the party of Lucas because House Republicans
mainly refused consider any state level
Tighten the burden property at the local leveL-HLB
NOTE: "details Solution
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
County WeIfore--
from page l

from page
as fire, famine or flood. He accused
Silver Bow county of operating under
the philosophy that "what is ours is
ours and what is the States is ours
too, If we can get it."
Amy figures before the Legislature,
at this point, he said, are $50 much
smoke to obscure our vision of the
facts, and this is matter of whether
we decide this issue ON the floor of
this House or In the lobby.
Rep. Bardanouve (D-Blaine) ques-
toned McNamer as to any evidence
he might have of "wasteful abuse of
welfare funds" in Silver Bow. The
Blaine county Democrat concluded,
~ do not believe the Gentleman from
Yellowstone has ON amy occasion CIV
en- an example of specific waste.
He also questioned the sincerity
of the cry that So counties were
having to pay for the ''wasteful
abuse" of welfare funds in three
other counties. He pointed to the
fact that McNamer had supported
bill provides tax relief to oil
companies (Sub. lib AID, which
Bardanouve said would almost
wreck some counties.
The House did not accept the re-
luction in the mandatory county poor
und levies and as of press time the
ate of HB Sc rests with a conference |
committee.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
NOTICE OF SALE
To All Whom If Nav Cnn,av-

You and each of you will please take
notice that on the End day of March,
1868, at the hour of 2 pm. at 1927 Uni
versity, Helena, Montana, the under
signed will sell to the highest bidder
for cash 1853 German Ford 12M-2-
door Sedan, Motor No. 637-840, to pay
Tor the storage of said automobile
which was stored with undersigned and
there is now due as storage thereon
the sum of $425.0O.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1863.
ED JOHNSON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERV.
By Leo j. Kottas, Attorney
81
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-03-01
Freight Service Cut Back
Curney-CoIe
Correction

Last issue, in roll-calling SB 1877
the bill giving the Railroad Com
mission more authority over dis
continuance of freight service by
railroads, we had Sen. Carney 3D.
Daniels) voting both for and
against, and Sen. Cole (R-Petrole-
um) was not shown as voting. Sen.
Carney voted FOR SB 167; Sen.
Cole voted AGAINST the bill.