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HARPERs FERRY, W. VA.-small
old brick house. Powder rm. and
bath. 2 eedrms:. nice lot. Ideal
r C,hrs sn..I norns $1,000. Many
MRS. KNOTT Si t Hsrp sST Ferry cry
307l or FE. S-6097 during week.
HUNTLEY PROPERTIES are al
ways interesting. Waterford, Va.
18th century town house. beau
tifully restored. 3 fireplaces, 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, concealed rad
iation. Dutch doors open to ter
Sunday IL to 9. HARRY HUNT
7-334e. ewes. SPRING 7-1215.
H COUNTRY 'AAoME. Two Twe1H = Story
FRAME. Owner leaving state. 8
acres productive. 7-rm. house.
modern. 40O-f.t frontage on ma
eadam I'd, 2-car garage. hobby
shop, tool shed and garden house
Ornamental orchard, shrubbery,
berries. roses. grape arbor. gar
S %sE RU' d snc q msr P ase
$500. B b. WATSON. 7oS@
Greenwood 2-2367.
MARYLAND = Upper Mont. Co
Historic white brick house re.
stored for those who appreciate
the unusual. Nice barn, spring
20 beautiful acres. % miles from
d. c. line at River road. About
miles west Of PoclesyiIle On
Whites Ferry road. OPEN SUN.
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WEEMS REALTY
6OuTHERN- NM HOME

SOUTHERN MD. HOMES
KENWOOD BEACH = Only 100
from the Chesapeake Bay. 7-room
house. Excellent condition. part
BREEZY PoiNT-ciose to ches.
divided. large l.r. with fireplace,
kitchen with breakfast nook. Full
basement. $1,000 down and you
have q home.
LONG BEACH - Cheap weekend
property. well worth $500. Lib.
NORTH BEACH PARK-overlooks
Bay, Ia blocks from Bay. b.r.s.
L., dr.. kitchen. front and back
screened porches, garage and shed.
Close to Rose Haven. A real bar
gain, only $4,000.
NORTH BEACH g b.r.s, lr., dr..
kit. 3 screened porches overlook
Ing Bay. Ref, and stove, some
furniture. Priced for quick sale,
LUsBY. Md bedrms.. liz, dr..
and kit, utility room. unfinished
GARAGE; / acre OF land. Refer. and
PATUxSEsHS'T RIvER-Direct water
front. Z b.rs. i.r., ar Kit, oath,
artesian well, hot-air heat. SILL
BROOAlES ISLAND 2-b.r. house
on 3-acre lot. l.r.. dr., kit. and
bath. Electric stove and refgr.
Cabinets. $500.
SOLOMONS- 8 b.r.s. completely
new decorated on inside. $1,000.
LU6BY- 4 rooms and bath, full
bsmt,, ? porches, large lot Ss.5uO.
SCIENTIST CLIFFS--Large rustic
living room with stone fireplace.
bedroom with balcony which can
kitchen with stove and refer
basement. furnishings incl sS,-
wEEMs REALTY
Prince Trederick MARYLAND
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AUTOMOTIvE

BUY YOUR OWN
Vacation retreat or retirement
home within . Chr. drive Of b. c.
In We. or W. Va. PICTURESQUE
mountain scenery, good fishing,
hunting or loafing. Lee or small,
improved or unimproved. Farms,
too. Reas. price and terms. Call
or write for descriptive list or TO
MOUNTAIN REALTY
BerrYVille. Va. phnne 707
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LEISNER & HANSON

- 44AAANk|A-N1N
Across From the Post office
DEALE. ND. 3OI-UN. 7-SSqi
ATTRACTIVE modern furniShed 4
rooms and bath. large lot. Sc, $50
Inspect ct cedarhurst on chespe
Bay. 81 miles D. c. near 9hadv
Side, Md. See MRS. OLIFF an Hoiiv
ave- or Mr.; BAUMAN on Chesa-
4lIi, in Nd. Cali so1Sse7.sis7,
BLDG; LOTS, on and near water
SI,SOO up. Yr..round community
2Oss On. 70 qualified purchaser.
ADERHO REALTY co.
263-2l63 List With Us 743-2QSI
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT ram.
pier built for retirement. iO0-ft.
long. large living room. fireplace.
dining room fireplace, modem
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 9 baths. oii
central heat, screened porch. AZ
tsched garage. tool house. 1-acre
shaded lot, most furniture apnii-
ances and tools TO Be included,
wsr r;sSc' Va. T I'd $500 ssSs' Broker
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.
All-yr. home. 2 b.r,. Rlassed-In pch..
c ccsri NIFTY. W. e. s ess iin' attic
CAPE ST. CLAIRE, nr. Annapolis,
6Ox15O wooded lot, beach and
clubhouse privils. Only 5000. $40
down, $40 q mo. Phone 356-75sO.
CEDARHURsT ON ChEs. BAY
Fine white area. I hr. TO D. c.
Cottages and houses. S0.s50 up.
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Chesapeake Bay Area
Long front on Rhodes River near
Annapolis. 20 q. com. zone bldg
Club or marine site.
Is q. on 81. Patricks at Blackstone
and roads in.
e :. on Fishins Greek at ches.
20 4. on Deep Greek. 1000 H.
'front.', 2 small farms in P. O.. CO.
Many farms and tracts In Calvert
from one acre M. Lots ct North
OPEN = DAYS
MIKE GORDON REALTY
SUNDERLAND. Nd. Code sO1-257-
Branch office
oaks" Rte. 3, Charlotte Hall, Nd.
Dial 301-TU. 1926
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FARMS


BEAUTIFUL small-town home, lge.
trees, good neighhorhood. pleasant
living, garden spot, plenty Of
land, h-hr. drive d. c. or Alex.
Priced to sell.
COUNTY SERVICES
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wEEAs REALTY
Prince Frederick, Maryland
q. ID - " wv

ODtu All Day bunuhys
SPACIOUS OLD HOME, fully mod
ernixeo, near public landing, In
excellent condition with 5.BS
acres. On main highway. midway
between fredericksburg and Nor
folk. excellent location for antique
shop or other highway business.
. rooms, bath downstairs, 4 rooms,
shrubs. $4,000, CAPT. Il. q.
Robson. UsN (retiredl Broker,
White Stone. Va.
ST. MARY's COUNTY = e0-acTe
beaut. handicapped modern home.
z rms. 2 full baths, 2 firepls.,
lac. scr. porch. Stocked farm pond
Tor fishing and swimming. Excel.
tor retirement purposes. 301-475-
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DAMASCUS AREA

SAANA3AASNOO kA4NGn
Real family living can be yours on
these nice country properties
within easy committing distance.
2-story modernized home on
almost lovely acres with view
Of the surrounding countryside. 3
eedrms, and den Cor 9Th bedrm.) /.
" baths. lge; knotty-pine pam
Gus size XII, bsIlt., 2-car ssrsee
with storage loft. tool or pony
bldg. Everything In neat-as-a-
pin eond. S26.500.
IS level acres and 3-hedrm. farm
home with all mod. improvements.
Nice liv. rm., Ice. din. rm., mod.
country kit. with plenty Of eating
space. Barn and out bldgB. In
GOOD repair. Beautifully kept
ground and attractive setting. All
fields well fenced and in blue
grass sod. An excel. buy at $780,
NEW MARKET AREA
This lovely authentie old stone
house built in 1850 In q beauti-
full setting Of trees with stream
for . pond site. Is lust the place
old home. Fireplaees In most
rooms. 1e-inch stone walls In per-
feet eond. 2b acres or more Of
rolling land. Excel barn and OUT
bldgs. A most attractive property.
Would make lovely small estate
or horse farm, 1910
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA AGAR olnsv WA A.AOOO
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CALVERT COUNTY

NORTH BEACH-3-bedrm. home
on lge: lot. lge. enel. porch, Iiv
rm., TV Im., Ice. kit. bath, wash
Ioom. utility Lm., GARAGE, work
NOEIH BEACH =, A real beach
onto fine sand beach. House
qivided into 2 ants. sep. entr
1--we n one, rent the other. Beau.
tiiul Bay view from 9 enci. rrchs
Iully equip. Excellent finaneinr
barEain at S12.50O.
NORTH BEACH, 2 IN Twn
HOMES. ONE 3-BEDRM, oNF
2-BEDRM.. on waterfront E~rsf
eond.. oil heat. Rent one for in
cone live in other. Total price,
S1e.996, excel. terms.
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PR sReNE ERS5p Il s6a M Mp

RAMBLER, year-round, 3 bedrms..
2 baths, liv. rm., dinette. kit.
utility I'M. scr. porch, carport.
on three lots. corner. Chesapeake
Bay. Calvert Beach. Nd. OWNER.
Phone g49-3153. Silver SPRING,
Nd.
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, Hales
Point, Va.--New modern one-story
rancher. pine-paneled. tile floors,
heat. 3 bedrooms, n baths, fam
lily room. 14hx27', living room.
kitchen-dining area, with divider.
Large lot, sand beach. $4,000,
Near boat harbor. For details call
or write Ben Hubbard. home,
OR. 2-207S, SCHMIDT n WILL
SON. INC. REALTORS. ed. 3-623l
WARSAW, Virginia).
SHADYSIDE IDLEWILD - YR.-
ROUND 2-bedrm. house, also lots
overlooking Bay. S400 up. OWN
Err. 474.1636.
CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Nd. - Houses and lots In Bay
colony rec. facilities with COM
munity house for sale to college
grads, accepted BY ASSOC. Of own
ers. Write or visit Chestnut Cabin.
4 y miles beyond Prince Frederick.
S0LOMONs. MD.-small cottage
near water, 4 rooms including
bath, screened porch. Only S3s-
wEEMs REALTY
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone: Pr. Frederick. 40l or SIS
" .VySs. 60
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NEELD ESTATE--Attractive e-bed-
m3 2-bath home on Bay front,
Vice sand beach. Nice environ
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H. JAMESON


PooLEsvftLE. MD.
WI S-paaJ OR 30t-Df ps3aB1
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PATuxENT RIVER - aas ..r.,
'front.' POO T. on water, large oaks
~ miles from District. ia miles
from Andrews AIR Base.
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BU. a-2i5i 301--Mi. B-B272
PRINCE GEO. COUNTY, MD. :
on the PatSxent River. Les. club
house, hunting lodge, horse barn.
secluded vet less than an hours
drive from District. Suitable for
club or subdivision. no racial res
trictions. can be purchased al or
in part or will consider long
j. B. WATERS a ASSOCIATES
PRINCE EREQERICK. Md
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PATyxENT RIVER - 20 acres.
i.OOO.ft frontage on river and
cove SSve; . houses now rented, 2 piers.
yatstanoing for development as
ats. waterfront trailer park.
restauTanL Can be easily n
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CALVERT COUNTY. MD.

BRooMEs IsLAND-small cottage
neal, river, about acre rich land
excel. Tor summer use or to fix IN
Tor retirement, $4,000.
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Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 7.273OI
20 MlIs, Prom Il. p So Ct
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bedrooms. liv. RIM. with firepiaee.
gin; area, mod. klt.. bath. porch.
ianascaped lot, 30 II. on water.
SO.it. pier artesian well, central
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GIANT LEAN Western Corn-Fed
Beef is meat from cottIe that yield
more lean meat in proportion 10 fat.
This means that in every ounce Of
GIANT LEAN Beef, you get more
protein-pocked red meat, GIANT
LEAN Beef is NATURALLY AGED 10
the peak Of perfection. Then GIANT
LEAN Beef is CLOSE TRIMMED, os-
surine you Of more value in every
cut. The GIANT LEAN emblem is
your guarantee OF satisfaction.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07

In a statement of progress is
sued this week by Walter Wet
eel, chairman of the Blackfeet
Tribal Business Council, an out
line of progress and tentative
plans are given, applying to
agreements for new industry,
employment, credit, welfare and
development of natural resourc-
es on the reservation.
Pointing to projects already in
progress or under initial stages
of development, the report is
complimentary to the Tribal
Council for its accomplishments
and tentative long-range program
designed to better all-around con-
ditions on the reservation and
provide self employment for the
Indians through utilization of
their lands by agriculture, stock
raising and returns from leas-
ing.
Our lands are our key to sur
vival," Wetzel states, land they
must be preserved, maintained
and utilized to the utmost if we
are to better our position eco
nomically, financially and So
cially."
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Buffalo Resigns
PrincipaIship To
Take Federal Job

High School Principal Roy Buff
falo announced Wednesday that
he is submitting his resignation,
November 8. He will take the
position of Employment Assist
ance Officer with the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, Bllckfeet Agency,
replacing Mr.. Dan Mcdonald,
who transferred to the Southwest
Area.
In his letter of resignation Mr..
Buffalo states: 1T is with regret
that / submit this resignation.
My years in the Browning Public
School system have been reward
ing, and / have enjoyed my asso-
citation with the Board, the Ad-
ministration, the Faculty, the
students and their parents. How
ever, a man must take advantage
of opportunity for advancement,
and / feel that the rapidly ex-
panding field of vocational train
ing offers me this potential.
am deeply appreciative of the
support of the community which
I enjoyed as principal, and /
hope this same support will be
offered my replacement"
Mr.. Buffalo has been with the
Browning Public Schools since
1855. He was appointed High
School Principal in 1859.
Superintendent Phillip Ward
Jr., announced that he would act
in the capacity of principal until
such time as the Board of Trus-
tees has had an opportunity to
select a replacement.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Tribal Chairman Issues Report Of
Progress Showing Council Action

The Lower St. Mary'S Devlop-
ment lease, which has been un-
der considerable fire from tribes
men, will be thoroughly investi-
gated and steps taken to correct
any adverse effects to individ-
uals.-The Sherman Heirs Claim
has been signed and submitted
to proper authorities for sigma
ture, involving S164.0O0 plus
which will be deposited in a spe-
cial account until the funds have
been earmarked.-A per capita
payment from these funds is be-
ing considered. This will be dis
cussed and explained at a No
vember Z meeting.-A Public
Works program is in effect and
giving employment to many
Area Redevelopment Program
and funds are being sought by
the Council. Funds have already
been approved for on-the-job
training for a Ceramic Plant to
be constructed on the ReServa-
ton. - The Forestry Enterprise
is now moving with great stride
which will include training of
Indian personnel for related jobs.
"A low-coSt 50-housing unit is
scheduled to start this month,
creating further employment and
better living conditions for the
Indians. A new self-help hous-
ing program will shortly be intro
duced by the Council. A new
Wildlife development program is
in the making and 100000 in
federal funds have been received
for use in building facilities in
the Blackfeet Tribal recreation
area. "A land acquisition pro-
gram designed to acquire land
for the tribe is under way with
hopes that a federal loan will be
available. "A better welfare pro-
gram has been completed to care
for the elders during the winter,
including the distribution of bed
ding and clothing.
These are the major projects
on the Tribal Council agenda and
which are classed, according to
the report, as progressive action
by the Business Council.
The report concludes with th'
statement that it is the intention
of the Chairman and the Council
to keep in close touch with wash
ington officials in an effort Il
keep the projects rolling.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Parenfs-Teaehers Will
Meet Friday, Nov. 8
To Discuss Report Cards

Report cards will be issued to
the parents in the first of two
scheduled Parent-Teachers Con-
ference Days on Friday, Nov. 8.
The conferences are scheduled
from / to 4 pm, and from 7 to 9
pm. Glasses will be dismissed
and buses will run on Friday i'm
mediately after lunch.
The conferences are especially
important as they constitute a
progress report to the parents
and it is vital that parents come
to school to discuss the report
cards. School officials reported
a turnout of more than 30 per
cent of the parents at each of
the previous conferences and are
hoping that this trend to partici-
patton will continue.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07

The Business Council, the re-
port points out, has spent long
hours in investigating every pos
sibility to promote their peoples
cause, and in their programming,
have suggested undertakings
which they believe will be bene-
ficial. These plans must be ap-
proved by the Bureau of Indian
Affairs and include a reduction
of Councilmen, amendments to
the Tribal Constitution and By
Laws, new rules and regulations
and procedures on administrative
activity which will be developed
for tribal approval. All major
matters will be taken to the peo-
pie at open meetings.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Blackfeef Artists Works
On Display at Great Falls

Among local BIackfeet artists
whose works are on display this
month at the c. NJ. Russell Art
Gallery in Great Falls during
the Blackfeet Art Show are Cal
vim Boy, Bill Big Springs Sr.,
Gary Schildt, Howard Pepion,
Joseph Swims Under, Frank Still
Smoking, AloysiOus Potts, Al Ra-
cine, John Clarke, and Laurence
Mad Plume. The next time you
are in Great Falls, stop and see
the gallery and view our local
artists fine work.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
County ASC Committeeman
Selected For Nov. 10 Election

The names OF nominees for
election as ASC Community COM
mitteemen for 1864 were an
1unced today by Harold Nelson.
chairman OF the Glacier ASC
County Committee:
Community A-Richard Dean,
Clifford Guith. Everett Lagrand,
Marvin johnson, Don Peterson,
Bill Smith, l.. NJ. Smith.
Community 3 - William Van
Alstine. Gordon w. Humes,
George CTony) Kimmett, Lloyd
McClanahan, Harold Nelso
Jack Peoples. Leonard Proc
trCck, William F. Stuff.
Community c - John Ander-
son, Leo Kimmet, John Lewis,
Frank ManIey, Alfred Olsen,
Richard Seewald, Harry Tuna
Jr.. ard Fred Weiss.
The nominees were named by
petition OF interested farmers
and ranchers and by incumbent
community committees, Nelson
stated. Election of committee
men will be by mail with ballots
% be sent out Friday, Nov. 18th
Eligible voters will have a two
week period in which TO mark
5allOts and return them 10 the
ASCS county office. Ballots will
provide spaces where the names
Of additional nominees may be
written in but voters are remind
ed they must also mark the bal
lot with an TX" for such write
ins.
Each voter is asked 10 vote
for 5 persons in the community
The 3 persons receiving the most
votes will become the community
committee while the two next
highest vilI become altcrnates
% the committee.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Two HospitaIized After Train
Hits Truck On Depot Crossing

Two men were hospitalized
and IL cattle killed when the
west bound Great Northern En-
pire Builder struck a stock truck
on the crossing at the depot
about AIS Wednesday afternoon.
Hosptailized we're w. II. Jones
of Dupuyer, driver of the truck,
and Tom Howell, a passenger
who was assisting with the trans
porting of the stock to the local
stockyard.
Both men we're taken to the
local P.H.S. hospital where ex'
animation revealed that Jones
had sustained several fractured
ribs. and Howell a skull compress
sion and numerous decorations.
Howell was later transferred to
the Conrad hospital enroute to
a Great Falls hospital for further
examination and treatment.
The accident occurred when
Jones was making the crossing,
following another truck that had
already crossed the intersection.
Both trucks we're travelling south
to make the turmoil to the stock
yard on the south side OF the
track.
The truck was loaded with 13
cattle, IL of which were killed.
Local help was secured to clear
the track, after which the car
casses were given to the men
who skinned and dressed the
animals, salvaging much good
meat.
Damage to the train was slight,
and it left Browning at 5:42 pm.
The truck was a total loss.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Humble OIL Co.
Securing Signatures
For 0il-Cus Leases

Humble Oil & Refining Com
pany, successful bidders at the
Oil and Gas Lease sale No. 81
held at the Blackfeet Indian
Agency office August c7, 1868,
will have representatives in
Browning starting Thursday, No
vember Z through Tuesday, No
vember II, for the purpose Of
obtaining signatures from own
ers of the land leased under the
sale.
The company officials will
meet with the land owners in the
lobby of the Hagerty Hotel on
the above mentioned days.
The lands leased were in areas
80 and 81 N-6W, Pondera Coun-
ty and the representatives re-
quest all individuals concerned
to come in and sign the leases.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
James Black Weasel
Services Held Thursday
At Little Flower Church

Funeral services conducted by
FIR. Gillen were held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Little
Flower Catholic Church for
James Black Weasel, life long
Blackfeet Reservation resident,
who passed away at his home at
Willow Creek early Monday
morning. Mr.. Black Weasel had
complained about not feeling
we'll shortly after breakfasting,
and passed away shortly after
ward. Death was attributed to a
heart attack.
MIR. Blackweasel was n years
of age.
Rosary was recited for him
Wednesday evening at 7:3O pm.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
New County Agent
Assumed Duties Monday

Charles Egan assumed his du-
ties Monday as County Agen'
for Glacier County. filling the
vacancy created By the resigna.
ton of Joseph Rose.
Mr.. Eyan Is q graduate Of Mon
tana State College and is mar
ried and has one child. He was
raised at Red Lodge and trans
fers to Cut Bank from Busby
where he had been on the school
faculty.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Saturday Services Sci
Ecr Annie TO Runner

Fu0e-1I services will be held
Sturdy moT1i-g N0vamNer Q
n iO:31 -or Annie May White
E5rses No Runner uf Yakima
Wsshizg.or. who passed away
NO-dsy, November 4. Services
viii 30 held IN the Little Flower
CathClic ChurcA.
Funeral services h-ve bee-
scheduled fer 9 am. Saturday
morning. November 9 in the L..
tie Flower Catholic Church for
Elmer Mad Plume (Rattler) who
passed away Tuesday, Nov. 5.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
HALLOWEEN DANCE
DRAWS LARGE CROWD

The Halloween dance was a
success. Around 500 kids of all
ages had a nice time. The dance
was sponsored by the Browning
Youth Club. 1t is hoped that
more activities can be planned
with the help of the parents, for
the children have to have some
recreation.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Marias Hereford Sale
Set For November 1914
At Shelby Fair Grounds

The l1th annual fall show and
sale of the Marias Hereford
Breeders Association will be held
November 13 and IA with the
show being held the first day
at l:3O pm. and the sale being
held on the second day at l:3O
pm.
The event viii be held at the
Mariss Fair Grounds in Shelby.
auctioneered by Pat Goggins OF
Billings.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
American Education
Week To Be Observed

All parents are invited to a
special observance of American
Education Week at 7:30 pm. on
Wednesday, November l3. The
program, entitled Report to the
Parents on the State of the
Schools" will be presented by
Superintendent Phillip A. Ward,
Jr.
A discussion of the report will
follow. Refreshments will be
served.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07
Browning Schools Will
Be Closed Veterans Day

The Browning Public Schools
will be closed Monday, Novem-
ber IL, in honor of the Veterans
Day Observance. This day has
been established as a legal holi-
day in Montana.
Glasses will resume on Tues
day, November II at the regu-
larly scheduled time.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07

Jurors called to duty for the
coming court term will not have
to report until November 12 as
cases previously scheduled have
been settled out of court.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-07

G,t- C breath, daughter cr
Ir. a-d aTrs. Jerry Galbreath,
observed her first birthday at
her home Wednesday with 10 rel
atives and friends present.