St. Ignatius post. [volume], January 14, 1960, Page Page 4, Image 4

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YMR FRIEHUS
ARD OURS
Albert Troyer, Su pt. of Schools
at Dixon, "was a business caller
in St. Ignatius last Saturday.
Bert Pederson, who has been
Working for a highway contrac
tor at Cutbank for spme time,
is home. The POST understands
operations have been suspended
for a time during the severe win
ter weather.
The Mission Bulldogs meet the
Eureka Lions at Eureka this Fri
day night. Saturday night, they
play at Libby. Nick Mariana has
jt in his “Nicks Picks” that the
Bulldogs will take the Lions by
five, but that they will lose to
? the Loggers at Libby by 21'. Why
Nick!
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Stubble
field plan to leave this Saturday
on their annual mid-winter vaca
tion. Mrs. Stebblefield’s i sister,
Mrs, Helen Knight of Kennewick,
Washington, will arrive, Saturday
morning and. accompany them/
They plan, to make their head
quarters at Phoenix-
Word comes from ’ Bozeman that
Carlon A. Infanger has been nam
ed area rural development spec
ialist in western Montana. His
headquarters will be at. the coun
ty extension office in Missoula,,
but he “will work primarily in the
rural development pilot counties
of Ravalli and Lake counties. •
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A modern new pattent lift has
been installed at the Holy Family
hospital. This was’ accomplished
through the cooperative efforts, of
the hospital administration and
the Hospital Guild. . The POST
hopes to have a picture of this
equipment, and a more complete
account shortly. •
CREATES DISTURBANCE.
William Nelson, said to ’be 18,
years old and from Geest Falls,
created a disturbance in St. Ig
n^tius Thursday night. He kicked
over fire pots that were burning
where new telephone and power
poles are being erected, and hol
lered and screamed with all his
lung power. Marshall Albert La-
Porte soon had him lodged in jail,
and in the morning took him to
Jolson for further legal action.
MISSION BULLDOG
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE •
January 15, Eureka, there.
' January 16, Libby, there.
January °22, Polson, here.
January 23, Thompson Falls,
here.
January 2^, Rpnan, there.
Jan-ary 30, Whitefish, there.
February 5, Kalispell, there.
February -6, folson, there.
February 12, Eureka, here.
Felruary 13, Libby, here..
February 20, Columbia Falls,
. AT THE
a. PARK ■
FRI. & SAT., JAN. 15 & 16
a
Harry 'Belafonte, Inger Stepheng,
and Mel Ferrer — IN
The World, the
Flesh and the Devil
The last three people on earth —
two men and ONLY one woman!
Cinemacope
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SUN. MON. TUES, Jan. 17, 18, 19
David Nivin, Shirley MacLaine
and Gig Young. — IN
A$K ANY GIRL
The . hilariaus happenings of a
girl in search of a career .... or
a'husband — or BOTH!
Cinemascope, in Color! .
Cartoon, Fox Newt
WED. A THU., JAN. 20 & 21
Starring: Audrey Hepburn and
Anthony Perkins — IN
Green Mansions
Co-Starring Lee J. Cobb, Sessue
Hayakaw and Henry Silva
The forbidden forests beyead
the Amazes
Cineaacope-Mstrocelor
Ed ■ m ,
Mrs. Wm. Caple of Dixon was
a business and social caller in
St. Ignatius today. ,
The fire departmen was called
out this Thursday aPemoon when
a chimney burned out at the new
Ada Wimbush home. Luckily no
damage of consequence resulted
from the burning.
Mrs. Naida Hudson, formerly
a clerk at Dubay^s Ranch Market
for several years and later a cook
for the Jesuit Fathers at tho
Mission, ^is now employed at The
POST. She wall be at the news
and business desks, and will as
sist generally with the work of
the paper.
Howard J. Anderson and wife
and two boys arrived recently
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Orvil Anderson. Howard
was discharger recently from the
navy at Norfolk, Va. On the way
horn.?, they visited with Mrs. And
erson’s parents at Senatobia, Mis
sissippi. Howard says that he
hopes to find employment and
make this his home.
Robert Beaver of Flairbanks,
Alaska, arrived recently to vis
it his father, Sam Beaver, and
other relatives and friends. Bq©
is a carpenter on government
projects in the North, but strikes,
cold weather, etc. have forced a
shutdown'for the present. He is
also a landscape artist of consid
abje note and some of his paint
ings have recently been exhibited
in the East.
B. F. W. CLUB
The Business and Professional
Women’s club held • business
meeting, Monday evenig, Jan. 11,
at the home of Mrs. Leona Travis.
Mrs. Velma Kvaje was co-hostess.
Fifteen members and one guest,
Mrs. Thelma Browning, were pre
sent at the meeting which con
sisted. of plans for the March of
Dimes Carnival booth.
Committees were chosen in
relation to the Date Carnegie
course which will be offered in
St. Ignatius under the sponsor
ship of the Fort Connah B. P- W.
Munday, January 25, will be •
3meeting open to the public, to
acquaint those interested in what
the course offers. The meeting
will be held in the high school.
Mrs. Betty Samsei won the
whibe •elephant. The next regular
meeting will be Feb. Bth, at the
I home of Mrs Ruth Mahle.
BINGO
PARTY
BENEFIT OF
Ursuline School
— AT —
Ursuline Convent
SUN. AN. 17
7 p. m. to 10 p, m.
Refreshments served..
CUSSES
Now Forming
IN ST. IGNATIUS
The Dale Carnegie
COURSE
Presented in Western
Montana by
DON BECK
Be able to take an active part
in any Church, PTA, Service
Clubs Business Maltings
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FOR INFARMATION
CALL OR WRITE ANY
Fort Coanah BPW Member
BUSY 1900 LOOMS
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culture will be headed ty Mrs.
Harry Miller and Mrs. Bea
Deniger, and discussion on gar
den clubbing in general will be
led by Mrs. Robert Hamel and
Mrs. Curt Duncan. Anyone inter
ested in joining the club is wel
come to call the president or the
secretary.
HOLY FAMILY
HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS:
Christian Lozeau, Mrs. Gail
Henry, Joseph Wheeler, Jr., Mara
lis King, Mrs. Agnes Pichette and
Mrs. George Sharp, all of St. Ig
natius; Mrs. Tenema Joseph and
Mrs. John Ellis, both of Dixon;
Antoinette Stevens, Lae Ann
Sheridan, Linda Malatore, all of
Arlee; Mrs. Gerald Hayford and
Mona Mae Hayford, (both of Mis
soula; Mrs. Alex McLeod, Moiese;
David Gardipe, Evaro.
DISCHARGES:
Antoinette Stevens, Ellen Big
sam and Mrs. Louise Parker, all
of Arlee; Cecilie iHewankiorn,
Mary Hewankom and Mrs. John
Ellis, all of Dixon; Mrs. Fred
Decker, Marvin Weaselhead and
^^Get a box of
for watching
the new
MAYTAG
‘‘yj WASHER DEMONSTRATED
<SD Store
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
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Factories are turning out more new Chevrolets every day. More proud new Chevy owners
u taking to the road. Now’s top tlmo to see your dealer tor tost delivery and a favorable deal!
The pickings couldn’t be better. All
18 of Chevrolet’s sizzling new models
for ’6O are now rolling off the assem
bly lines again—in greater numbers
than ever before. Your dealer’s
waiting with all the details, including
a long list of pluses that will prove to
you the only way to buy a ear for less
than this low-priced Chevy to to buy
a lot less car:
■Mahr Mfr fMar-wfth a 25%
MARSHALL CHEVROLET COMPANY
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ST IGNATIUS POST
ADA DISTRICT
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dent; and Del Carbine, Pablo,
secretary.
The district board of directors
favored sponsoring a local pro
motion of June is Dairy Month
and to conduct a Dairy Princess
contest.
Adult classes
to start Jan. 20
ST. IGNATIUS — The Adult
Fanner Planning committee of
this area will again sponsor
classes, starting Wednesday,
lan. 20 at 8 p.m. at the St. Igna
tius high school. Topics for
instruction will be on Income
tax; livestock feed manage
ment and farm management.
The first topic planned is In
come Tax.
All those interested in these
classes are urged to attend the
Jan. 20 enrollment meeting. The
planning committee is composed
of Lloyd Smyth, Don Posivio,
David Johnson, Howard De
laney, Robert Roseleip sr., Rob
ert Roseleip jr. and Bud Mahle,
vo-ag instructor at St. Ignatius
high school.
Debra Lynn Barnaby, all of St.
Ignatius.
BIRTHS:
Twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gail Henry of St, Ignatius.
delMro. Arab Sts mus sal <di ri ICM nt t dealer.
smaller transmission tunnel for more
foot room.
Pride-pteesfac stile — combines good
looks with good sense.
Neu Eceaeaqr TwtoHre Vl—gets
up to 10% more miles on a gallon.
■issfeas— no other car gives you a
choice of 24 power teams to Apttoty
the most finicky driving fell.
Mailt •—the ’6O vsrsiaa < the
Nt. IGNATIUS,
Announcement!
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We have sold the Riteway Freezer
Service to Mr. Dave Conner* who Is
. now In charge.
Our best wishes are extended to him
for every success* and we wish to
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thank the public for the many fav
ors received during the three years
we have operated the business.
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WILLARD and BEVERLY HILL
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o $
Having bought the Riteway Freezer
Service from Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Hill* I wish to state that It will be
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my alm to give the public the same
good service as under the previous
owners. Your continued* support
will be appreciated. A cordial Invi
tation Is extended to all patrons to
come In and get acquainted. ,
♦
DAVE CONNER
SHO? IN ST. IGNATIUS
THURSDAY* JANUARY 14, UM
engine that won its class in the latest
Mobilgas Economy Run.
Cel spriam at; el 4 abeeto— for the
kind of silent, satiny ride you’d
expect only in the most expensive
makes.
Qaieker stappiag Safety-Master
brakes— built with Chevy’s ever
faithful dependability, they deliver
surer stops with less • ■■mmi
pedal preaape. gui«N^
MONTANA