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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
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EXTENDED SERVICE CONTRACT AVAILABLE
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service contract for just pennies day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19

4 NEW HIGH FIDELITY 2l-INCH COLOR TUBE-gives up
5000 brighter, pictures than older models 2n.
overall diagonal-26l So in. viewing area0
4 NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE CHASSIS-24, OOO-volt pic.
power with automatic stabilzer control sharp and
clear reception-Ockedin picture steadnes
/ NEW SIMPlIFIED "MEMORY.FINE" TUNING :. Just
2easyouse color controls in the sharp picture
stays beautiful It's sets in l, blackandwhite with the
extra dimension Of color
X EQUIPPED FOR ALLCHANNEL CHF-UHFO RECEP.
TON Picks up channels through 49, With setandforget
volume control and separate tone control
+ SILVERTONE QUALITY AT LOW, LOW PRICE
includes delivery and setup In modern teakained metal
cabinet Upfront, static.free FIN sound
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARL.-Beautifully furn. Center hall,
| liv. rm., din. rm,, mod. kit, 3
bedrms,, . baths, rec, rm., scr.
porch, washer-dryer, June, July,
Aug. S3nh mo KE R-A1nR
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
WE HAVE THE CIIFNrs
HOUSES F0R SALE-D. C.

ALBEMARLE ST.. 1882 and 1884
Open l to 6. 2 new town houses
we'll suited for families needing
cloSe-in loo Deep lovely lots and
tall trees invite outdoor relaxing
and entertaining. Designed for
;riyacy from street. Elegant In
teriors with flagstone foyers, =
ticepls., lst fir. powder rm. 3
3edrms.. : baths up. BSmt. Low
,'OS Tel GIp-gQO-
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
CONTINUEDl

TILDEN GARDENS-Very nice Q.
bedroom apartment with Twins
room, separate dining room anC
improved. kitchen, wired for ali
conditioning.
j. NELSON HUGHES EN-. 2-s4OC
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ALEX.-ATTN. FIT. BELVOIR, Sll0
mo. Spotless 2-bedrm. home, equip
kit, full bsmt,. rec. room. LU-
CILLE COOK. JE. 2-3272.
ALEXANDRIA-spacious split-level
in Waynewood 4 b.r, or 3 br.
and den, lge. liv. rm w/firepl.
2ia baths, mod. kit. central air
cond... scr. porch and csrport,
lge. fenced lot. Avail. July !
g W. garland REALTY. CT. g.
ALEX.-Avail. July /. 4 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm and rec. rm., frost
free refgr;. freezer, piano, lovely
patio. pool privileges. Trees. Easy
access, 2-yr. lease. $40. CL. g.
ALEX.-3 bedrms., . baths. full
bsmt., breezeway, y car garage
Edison Sr High. avail July
day, 534-66l7 for appt
ALEX. -WAYNEWOOD = Prestige
area overlooks Potomac. 3 bedrmS.
liy rm.. din. rm.. Ky. fully eouiD
rm., walk-ou full bsmt., gar, scr
porch with awnings, Firpls. liv
rm.. master bedrm. Lge wooded
lot Pooi membership avail 2-yr
lease avail. July. S225. OWNER
! 765-q536.
/ ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. brick
rambler. full bsmt., fenced in
/ back ward Avail. June 20. SI5O
mo. CY 7-T660. RE. 6-4SS3.
IANDREWS-SUITLAND = 2-bedrm
/ home, nice yard, Sl10. RE. g.
1 44O0.
ANDREWS AREA-Brick split-level
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, patio, fenced
back yard, garage. Available July
l. Call HA. 2-7l65. S175 mo-
ANDREWS AREA-Rent with op-
tion, 3 bedrms.. pine-paneled din
rn., wall oven. dream kit, full
bsmt., Sl35 mo. 527-2S42
ANDREWS AREAS bedrms.. 9
baths, full bsmt., 2 fireplaces,
9-car garage, well Handicapped
$3.50 mo-. avail immed 44a-7420
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm:,
2-bath ramb; Lee. liv. rm.. din,
rm, compl. kit. garage. Immed.
poss. OIL. SLID. ia. 5-alaS.
Government Employees Realty Co.
ARL., s., 34ls sth ST.. off Glebe
rd-Conv. brick home with 3
bedrooms. de luxe kit. family rm..
rec. rm., attached garage. and
other extras. Avail. June 25.
5000 mo To inspect call
LANIER REALTY 67l-3434
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Observation-Disclosures

EleSdIlG-EX
ORIGINALLY 9 APARTMENTS ON
. floors, converted into what i,
now a washington Show Place,
ORIGINAL conversion cost approx
100000. Present owner has com
pletely modernized, air conditions
ed and redecorated the apart
ment cost approx. Sl2 900,
Entrance hall has cloak room
powder room. beautiful curving
stairway and private elevator tc
lower floor
To left is magnificent living room
30xl7 IT,, with Italian marble
fireplace.
To right is large dining room
and moderniZed kitchen.
Lower floor has . bedrooms and
full bath under living room II
also contains a fascinating au-
thentic private ship cabin club
room another full bathroom and
another room originally kitchen
Of lower apartment
II Is easily possible to convert into
> apartments, the smaller one
consisting OF > rooms and bath
The apartment would be a hedgt
AGAINST initiation
The present owner has been trans
ferred and is sacrificing for ST.
600 or best offer
ROGER WASHBURN. Agent In
lobby, at 1861 Crescent pl. NV
Open Sunday IS pm. or bv appt
Call 7S3-2Sl5 Mon, throueh Fri
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over ~ million OF this S13 millioT
luxury waterfront project is al,
ready sold Just from plans-iI
Will soon be in construction.
MAGINE-l38 different floo,
plans from fabul
enormous historic towT
IMAGINE-Huge 2 and 3 bedroom
apts. with full dininI
rooms. real fireplace,
and stunning perma.
nent river views.
Observation-Disclosures with bal.
comics, dishwaShers anc
deep freeze refer.
IMAOINE-Al year. all weather
swimming in our large
pool.
INAGINE-Covered parking avail
able for each OF these
AS luxury units.
IMAGINE-A large roof top party
room with permanent
river view ano catering
kitchen.
PLUs-All Of the other feature,
you expect Of a Flynn Co
op sound value
no ground rent lAnd
IL part of your co-op's as
sets a., excellent long
term financing low
reconstruction prices.
HARBOUR SQUARE IS impossible
70 describe in print. You must see
the large scale model and dis
plays TO appreciate the results OF
Almost B years Of planning and
study.
prIces vangs fvor, gfR EOO 20 SnE
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL. g., mr.. Baileys Crossroads
Attr. 1-bedrm. apt. Conv. TO
everything. Reduced equity. S70.66
per mo. pays all. CIR. 4-6435.
COOL 1-b.r. apt, in attr. bldg, mr..
Rock Crk. $4,000. TINS. Maint., S2S
mo, Many conveniences. 265-3427.
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ARL., N.-Avail. June / 3-bedrm
SsiSk Bses SsIS SsPs COO bt u wso5 9S@S bIys pie'
bus. sl45 per mo,
JOHN M. ANDERSON
IA. s-s2l4 IA. s-s9l6 IA. 5-Os42
ARL., N.-2-br. detached. redec..
ccony. loer slO5 mo. 3S02 N
18th st.
ARL., 273O s. Troy st.-Immac. Q
bedrm. semidet brk. Fen. yard.
Avail, June !. sis. OF. 4-5467.
ARL. N.-3-b.r. Cape Cod. . baths.
eel ioc Sis5. 539-Gals. %
ARLINGTON, VA, nr. washington
Golf and Country Club, beautiful
Country Club Hills-Lse. white
centrally air cond.. lge. entr. hall
way, liv. rm., ain. rm r.. de luxe
kit, wall-to-wall earpeting. sun
rm w/sliding drs 10 patio. This
Is beautiful home. Avail June
18TH. We have other rentals. Cali
Ell, G-4l6l.
LAUGHLIN, REALTORS
MRS VIM. H.
'McLeAn's First"
bl0l Chain Birdge Rd,. Mclean
Consult First--McLean's First"
ARL., So -bedrm. semidet,, redee
Fene. I'd. Avail July /, SllO mo
See now, b36-6244.
ATTENTION-Reliable, responsible
family, Ice. home IN Mt Rainier
area, conv. tranSp. and shops, 3
bedrmsa full bsmt, adj. r. /. ave.
Ewes, ia. 7-73l0.
BAILEY'S N-ROADS - 3-bedrm
fambI lge. fam, rm., wooded
ienced u acre, scr, pch., gear
gat,Sl75. Avail July rs OR.
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OTHER LISTINGS

Many other equally advan-
tageous purchase opportuni-
ties are exclusively listed
with this office. Effic. to
2 bedrms. All sizes to tit all
pocketbooks in such highly
desirable locations as.
5000 PORTER ST. NV.
hedrm. 3rd fir. rear.
CONN. CTS, 51l2 Conn. Ave.
NW.-l-bedrm. apt.-home
w/mod. kit. Only $4,000
cash dn. payment required.
PRESIDENTIAL. 1926 18th
st. NV OPP. Statler-
Hilton Hotel -bedrm. cor
ner wfmmenSe liv. rm. and
balcony in an unsurpassed
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
2l5 Emerson st. N.W.-Llv.
rm.. din. rm., ! bedrm. W
nice garden view. Monthly
maintenance S3S.4S.
NEW PARKSIDE. 1902 Sum-
init Pl. NV bedrm. IN
elev. BLDG. No cash REQUIRE
mtut.
ONTARIO - 2S52 Ontario
Rd. N.W.-Unusually attrac.
. bedrm. corner.
KENWOOD HOUSE, 300
Dorset Ave. Bethesda. Md.
Il and 2 bedrm. apt.
homes in new 1907 air
cond. bldg. with sundeck
and FREE GARAGE.
Two bedrm. apis have ball
comics.
For dealls and Ior appt.. to
inspect any Of the above.
cali MAJOR GARVEY (244-
5l21, MR.. OWENS lEM.
3-671s), Mr.. FIELDING
GJA. S-4633), or MRS.
SPENCER mo. 7-S2Ss) with
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
APT. l0S-Gracious 2-bcd-
rm,, 2-bath AIR COND. apt
home w/magnificent elee.
kit MAY be used as 2 apts,
WI rm. and bath more
than paying entire mainte-
nance. Approx. Sl2,500 cash
dn. pymt Ask for MAJOR
GARVEY at BROADMOOR
desk or call 244-5t21.
POTOMAC PLAZA
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TERRACES

73O oath st. NV.
Lovely effec. w/balcony and
charming ! bedrm. with 90
II. 10 in. liv. rm Ask for
Mr.. OWENS in POTOMAC
PLAZA TERRACES Lobby
or call 33S-9262.
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NAYL0R GARDENS

~ NAYLOR GARDENS
~ 600, 2nd fl.-l -bedrm. apt, nice
view, all lge. rooms.
S0,05O-2.bedrm., end flr. apt.
beautiful view, nr. stores and
tranSp.
81 INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
All apts, have separate ldry. and
stnraEe facilities To inspect cal
JOHN l.. SHELTON, Rltr., 10
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-ROGERs HEIGHTs-Avail. Jnne
HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

ALEX.-ATTN. FIT. BELVOIR, SllO
mo. Spotless 2-bedrm. home, equip
kit, full bsmt. rec. room. LU-
CIII.E COOK. lie 2-3o1o
Evening star., 1963-05-26
HARBOUR
SQUARE
"the most exciting
cooperative development
of our generation"

over 81 million Of this S13 million
luxury waterfront project is al
ready sold Just from plans-it
will soon he in construction.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

EDMUND ]. FLYNN Co.
COOP. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. MA. S-Q565
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCh,
CHURCHES FOR SALE

STONE CHURCH, NV. section, air
eond. and completely equipped
Seating capacity approx. 100.
For appt. to see, cali Mr., Pam
dolfi, ZAGAMI REALTY CO,
REALTORS, Ii. 1887 or LU
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NHUUNLNNU
Mr. CATHOLIC uNIV

1000 NEWTON ST. NE.
Si5,950
side.hali plan. ist floor, Nv. rm.,
dlagonai fifepi, lee din. rm, kit,
den or ath bsdfm,. End H., 3
bedfms, tile bath. encl porch
also Fararf. Fas heat, Call MR.
HtLDEBHANDs
HiLDEBRAND co. OIL 4.SYii
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ALEX.-Ayaii. July /. 4 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm and rec rm., frost
free refer. freezer. piano. lovely
patio, pool privileges. Trees. Easy
access, 2-yr. lease. Sl90. CL. g.
$40.
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ALEX.-3 bedrms.. . baths. full
bsmt. breezeway, y car garage
3 blks. from new Thomas A
Edison Sr. High. avail. July /
Call ewes. FL. 4-17Os, during the
dav. 534-RRI7 for amt.
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HOUSES uMFURM. TO RENT HOUSES UEFURN. TO RENT
(cONTINUEDl

BELTSVILLE. MD.-Cottaga quiet
living quarters for bachelor, newly
married couple or retired couple.
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AMERICAN U. PARK

,,OFEh 20 SUNDAY
1852 VAN NESS ST. NV.
Brick Colonial. situated among
bedrooms, . baths, dormltory
room on 3rd floor. - blocks Ia
Spring Valley shopping center,
Low 30's 3Hb-74s0, ME. s.fB53.
FULTON Il, GORDON, JR,
Evening star., 1963-05-26

ROCK CREEK PIX. - SUMMER
RENTAL. 4-bedrms., lge. liv. rm.,
cathed. ceiling, study, din. rm.,
scr. pch., patio. gar air. cond.
. grand pianos Hi-Fi. Rustic set.
ting, close in. $3.50 mo. JU. s.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
Mrs. Hattie Teeple
Services tuesday
At Greuf Falls

Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 2 pm. in the Crox-
ford Mortuary in Great Falls
for Mrs. Hattie d. Teeple, long
time area resident, who passed
away Saturday in Great Falls
hospital following hospitaliza.
ton of five weeks.
Mrs. Teeple was born Febru-
airy II, 1882 in Wadena, Mimi,
where she was raised and edu-
Gated
She was united in marriage to
Lansing Teeple in August, 1902
in Minnesota and the couple
homesteaded north of Harlem in
1910. The couple later moved to
Cut Bank and operated a store
and meet market, and in 1881
they opened Teeple's Market in
Browning. They also operated
the Teeple ranch on the Teton
River for a number of years.
Following the death of her
husband in 1852, Mrs. Teeple re-
turned to Cut Bank where she
resided until her illness.
Survivors include son, Allen,
of Browning; daughters, Mrs.
Edward c. Williams of Phoenix,
Ariz.; Mrs. Thomas Walters of
Big Fork; Mrs. Harvey Olson of
Missoula and Mrs. william
Roper of Cut Bank. Also surviv-
ing are several grandchildren
and great-grandchildren and sew
eral nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were fol-
lowed by interment in the fam
lily plot in the Highland Gene
terry in Great Falls.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
School Board Adopts Policy
Restricting Student Drivers

high school principal on Friday,
Sept. 20.
2. Presentation of a valid and
current Montana Drivers Ii
cense.
3. Use of the vehicle to trans
port only authorized passengers.
4. Upon request of the parent
to the high school principal for
consideration of an emergency
situation.
5. Driver observance of safe
driving practices at all times.
6. That the vehicle be used
for the purpose indicated only.
Joy riding is to be discouraged
entirely.
The city police and the truant
officer will be asked to report
violators to the high school prin-
cipal. Violation of the driving
regulations will result in revoca-
tion of noon-time privileges. The
regulation will be put into effect
on Monday, Sept. %.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

NEW SAWMlLL - The Black.
foot Tribal sswmiII, which is
owned and will be operated by
Rex Brown under agreement
with the Blsekfeet Tribal Busi.
ness Council, is rapidly tskinq
shape and is expected TO be in
operation some time next
north.
Shown above is the main saw
mill building, a two-story strvc.
tvre 30 x l52 ft. with a "a x g.
foot filing building adjoining.
The smaller picture is the plan
ing building where the rough
sswn lumber will be finished
and Graded. This new steel struc.
tvre is roughly 10 K l6o feet.
According 70 Mr.. Brown he is
presently employing 30 men, but
under full production capacity
the figure will be from IS TO 30.
Logging operations Of tribal.
owned timber is already under
way. Investment of the milling
operation represents an invest.
ment Of a half million dollars.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
Walter WetzeI
Reelected Pres.
OF Indian Congress

Walter Wetzel, chairman of
the Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council. was reelected for a sec
ond two-year term as President
of the National Congress of
American Indians at the national
convention held in Bismarck,
n. ID. last week.
Also re-appOinted as treasurer
was Franklin Trombley, member
of the Tribal Council.
Wetzel campaigned by reason
that his job was only half fin
ished. and that he felt it would
take another two years to COM
plete it. He stated as his objec-
tives those of concentrating on
general improvement of the res
ervations, financial assistance
and development of both human
and natural resources TO pro-
vide fuller CEl2l- ymelt for the
Indians.
Some l,44l delegates balloted
at the convention, giving Wetzel
82l votes as compared with 52l
for Joseph Garry of the COeur
d'Alene tribe and 80 for Carl
Whitman of Fort Berthold reser-
vation in North Dakota.
The Indians rights must be
protected and their living con-
ditions bettered through making
employment available" Wetzel
stated.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

AS a safety measure to protect
both students, pedestrians and
student drivers, the Board of
Trustees of School District No.
9 established the following pol
icy at the regular board meeting
on Sept. II.
All high school students driv-
ing cars to school will be re-
quired to deposit their car keys
in the office of the high school
principal upon arrival at school.
The keys will be returned to
the student drivers at the con-
clusion of the school day. Stu
dents will be permitted to drive
during the noon hours under
the following conditions:
/. Approval of the parents for
the purpose of driving home to
lunch or other valid and neces-
sary reasons. A special form to
be signed by the parent will be
available in the office of the
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

of the groom, and their daugh-
ter, Kitty, from Walnut Creek,
Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Smith
OF Lafayette, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Williams. Fort Benton, Mr..
and Mrs. Raw Schepp of Cut
Bank. Rev. AMI Mrs. Wellington
DOrmer and daughter, Eleanor.
If Pincher Greek, Alberta, Mrs.
Zeddie Dormer. great-aunt of the
bride. OF Saskatoon, Sask., ard
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoner of
Lincoln.
The bride is a lcG1 graduate
of Great Falls High School. The
groom graduated from Clayton
Valley High ScE~cl in Concord.
California in 1850. Both have
attended Nor:H~-1 Montana Col
lege for the RS. two years and
are earolled for the coming fall
term.
After honeymooning in an
around Glacier Park, the couple
will be al hcme in Havre.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

The Park Lanes Bowling Al
Ieys held their grand open
ing Saturday evening under the
new owners. Mr. and Mrs Steve
Barcus Of East Glacier.
Over the weekend. prizes were
awarded both men and women
for first. s0cO1d and third high
scores bOwlpd. Prizes Of $40. IS
ard s. wC-C awarded
Charles ATnOuX won mems
first prize with a score Of 258
Wayne Goss knocked down 2ll
Fins for second and Ray Traf-
ford relied a 2O5 game for third.
High scorer for the women
was YvO71C BrCmner who to-
tailed a III high game Kerma
Goss rolled j I7O for second
place and Florence Parsons
rolled a l67 10 win third place.
Monday evening sponsors and
men interested in bowling met
at the alleys According to Mr.
Barcus. two sponsors are needed
far the Mems Thursday night
league
Sponsoring teams on the Mon
i7y night Mems League are
D2rigold. Meadow Gold. Rex
Brown Saw Mill team and the
American Legion.
Thursday night Mems League
sponsors are Great Falls Select.
Milyards. Buttreys. Faught's,
HOfCs Bar. Browning Telephone.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
Tribal Secretary Resigns Over
Financial Policy Disagreement

Tiff Mckay. secretary of the
BIackfeet Tribal Business Coun
Gil, resigned Monday, stating
that he was in disagreement
with the spending policies of the
majority of the elected 13-mem.
Der council.
MY conscience will not let
me continue to draw a salary
from an already depleted fund
when there is so much want and
privation among members of the
tribe who hold a common inter
est in the money" he said. Il
disagreed with the spending pol
icies of the council and fOunC
myself unable to change them" +"
AS councilmar and secretary.
he drew a salary of 5000 a
year. Tribal Chairman Walter S.
Wetzel draws a similar salary.
The council set the salaries Of
the other IL members at $4,000
year but Councilmen Archie
St. Goddard and William Span
ish, both reservation rancherS,
took a voluntary cut to $4,000 a
year one and one-half years ago,
Mckay said.
Mckay alleged the tribe had
spent 100000 in uncommitted
funds the past three and one
half years and was 100000 in
debt. He said Pondera and Gla-
cier counties were threatening
to enforce liens for real estate
taxes due them on tribal lands
by selling the land.
Furthermore, he said, men,
berS of the council were using
borrowed money" to pay sal
aries of councilmen and delega-
ton expenses while tribal obli-
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
Carol Manuel And Henry White Wed

Carol Ann Manuel, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Randolph 4.
MaDuei. and Henry James White
Jr.. ST. oG Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J White o! Concord. Calf were
united n MARRIAGE at the Brown
I7g M,tlodIst Church Sunday,
September l al I pm. with Rev.
lanes Bell performing the dou-
Die ring ceremony.
The bride. escorted TO the al
tar by her father. was attired
in a floor lcagth gown of chan
lilly lace and taFFeta featuring
a sweetheart neckli1e. trimmed
with seed pearls and sequins,
and long pointed sleeves. She
carried 4 bouquet Of small yell
low rosebuds.
The attendants were Mrs. Bar
bara Gal5reath. matrOn of hon.
or ard sister Of the bride. and
Miss Sue Connole, bridesmaid,
OF Columbia Falls They wore
dresses Of green and gold re-
spectively with small veiIed hats
% match and carried bouquets
OF yellow carnations The brides
two nieccs. HOlIi and Wendv Gal
breath. wore dresses Of white
ard dark blue and carried small
bouquets
Gary Smith Of LafsvS tta. Cali
fornia. was best man and Ray
Williams Of Fort Benton was the
gr0Cm's man ard usher.
Assisting at the reception il
the church parlOrs, which fol-
lowed the ceremony. were Mrs.
Glen Fi7lCy. Miss Kitty Terry.
Mrs. Phillip Naurer, Mrs. James
Knutson. Miss Sue White. Mrs.
Lawrence HOdgdOn AMI Mrs.
Max Caldwell.
The cake was made and be3uti.
fully decorated BY the brides
sister. Mrs. Barbara GaIbreath.
Out Of town guests attending
the wedding included Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ Terry. aunt and uncle
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
School Personnel Attend
Mathematics Workshop

Supt. Phillip Ward Jr., Ele-
mentary Principal Thomas L.
McKeowin. and Junior High
Mathematics Instructor George
Stephens attended a special
mathematics workshop at the
Southside Elementary School in
Cut Bank on Sept. II.
The one-day workshop, ar
ranged by Supt. James Watkins
of Cut Bank, was under the di-
rection of mathematics consult
ants from the Silver Burdette
Publishing Company. Featured
in the discussions were the
philosophy, techniques, and ma
terials included in the Silver
Burdette mathematics series cur
rently in use in the Browning
and Cut Bank school systems.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

cations, including office clerks
are delinquent
I'm short" he said, what we
have been doing is promising to
pay tomorrow with day-after-to-
rows money for yesterdays mis-
takes"
Tribal income totals approx
mately 100000 a year. he said,
mostly from grazing and oil leas-
es from land owned by the tribe
Total reservation acreage is
about one and one-half million
acres.
The status of the tribal funds,
Mckay said, were according to
a financial report prepared by
Robert Howard last January. At
that time Howard, a former
school teacher, resigned as trib-
al treasurer, an appointive job.
Mckay said he believed the
tribe was hoping to use S162,00O
forthcoming in late fall to pull
itself out of debt. He said the
sum was due the tribe for
wrongful removal of oil from
tribal lands by certain oil COM
panies."
He indicated officials of Pom
dera and Glacier counties in
which the reservation is located
were becoming anxious to get
tax money due from the tribe
He said sale OF the lands to salts
fy tax liens would mean the
council was lin direct violation
of the Blackfeet constitution"
Our constitution provides
that the council must at all
times protect tribal property
against any liens and encum-
brances," he said.
Mckay has worked for the
tribe as treasurer or councilman
for 20 years with the exception
of 1852 when he lived in SpO-
kane where he attended a bust
ness college under. John Hay
Whitney scholarship.
Mckay said he did not know
where he would work next and
that he had not started to look
for a job.