St. Ignatius post. [volume], March 24, 1960, Page Page 2, Image 2

About St. Ignatius post. [volume] (St. Ignatius, Mont.) 1946-1962

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CMM BOOM TEACHERS
■*W- decision to maintain the
carp* of officers of the
M. Ignatius unit of Class Room
TWrhm wm made at the March
•0 YOU WANT TO PAY THE
—“TEMPORARY”—
— LUXURY TAX —
ON YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE
FOREVER?
Chances are you will unless you do
something about It and do it NOW!
The ads we have run and those com
ing up will tell you why. Watch for
. them!
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Contact Your Congressmen NOW!
St Ignatius Telephone Co.
Your Power Comes From Here:
HOLTER DAM
ONE OF 13
SERVING SYSTEM L c
90,000 Square-Mile Area, - /A * : J
Half Million Montanans X- - - -
Get Power from Us jrSWtMjß^^
Holter Dam Produces 49,000 Kilowatts, * *V'
Is on Missouri River Near Helena
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY
Conditioning temperatures made to order-far all-weather comfort See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC- fV—the Pet Boone Chevy Showroom weekly ABC-TV
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OPEN THE ONE-PIECE TAILGATE-SEE THE WW'•
WIDE INSIDE
Chevy wagons are widest where wagons
should be—with the widest seating, the
widest cargo space and the widest choice
at power teams in the low-price field.
Chock any of the fire handy, handsome
new models at your dealer’s. You won't
Ind these versatile advantages in any
other wagon near Chevy's rise and price!
B Widest seating, front and rear—ap is
a/u0 Al tocher udder A front, up to Al
factafatarasr. ■ Widest cargo area—the
feat /farm’s a «ta?ta ^^et «fik
dn(piaf jhr • Mr variety of cargo.
B Widest ansa between wheel houdags-
_ &< >w focal ott&orfeed CWofet fate for fast deUverg, fctndEM fate
MARSHALL CHEVROLET COMPANY
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phone SHerwood 5-2222 ST. IGNATIUS, ;: MONTANA
meeting of the organization, held
at 4 p.m. Wednesday of last week.
Miss Marilyn Kennedy is the pres
ident and Olive Krien is recording
secretary.
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DIFFERENCE IN A CHEVY WAGON I
allows more room for bulky loads. ■ Widest
choice of engines and tranamisrioiMi—24
combinations in all, to give you peak per
formance wiA any land of load. ■ Full Coil
springs that ride right loaded or B^bt—
no oder wagon near Chevy's price and sue
genties Ac bumps wiAcoUqirings at all four
wheels. ■ Mere road and ramp clearance
—yas con take fM loads aver bumps and
pudes tmAout scraping bumpen. ■ Truly
practical 9-passenger model— wiA roomy
nar-fneing AM seat ^^wwa^—
and s ric roU-dosas
roar oAsioos. ■
At this meeting, Mrs. Rose
Armour, chairman of the program
committee for the April meeting,
reported on that committee's
plans. |
Hi Folks!
THE CALENDAR SAYS ITS SPRING AND
SO DO THE ROBINS. RAKING DOOR
YARDS WILL BE NEXT .. Then come cars
Oil Changes, Tire Changes, Wash
Jobs, Lubricating Service, Etc.
We’ll be happy to serve
YOU
Boyd’s Texaco Service
Phone: SH’ 5-2190 : St. Ignatius, Mont.
• We give S& H Green Stamps
for Added Savings
W. IGNATIUS POST
Plans were tentatively made fo*
obtaining a group of high school
students to present a skit for a
. future P. T. A. meeting. This
| skit will be sponsored by the Class
See Corvair for the wide, wide differ*
once in compact cart!
Every Qtnairgioet you a fold-down nor
out for oefrs etovagt qnM—ai not •
peiny astro. And Au it atfy «m of
mmwy admanka^yeefEfnd in no odur
compact our in Aelandl
Room Teachers.
Coffee and cookies were served,
at the conclusion of the meeting.
CARD OF THANKS
I . wish to thank my many
friends and neighbors for the get
well cards and letters I recieved
while in the hospital at Fort Har
rison. Also for the help and offers
of help extended to my wife.
Harold E. Ware
Ruth Fee
E REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
-FOR-
CLERK
OF
COURT
LAKE COUNTY
QUALIFIED BY
EXPERIENCE
V.•' I ■ ’
—YOUR—
VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED
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Circulated and paid for by Ruth Fee, Polson, Montana .
COMPLETE SEED SERVICE
• Processing and Marketing Agricultural Seeds >of
all kinds. Serving this area for 20 years.
*
Western Montana Cooperative Seed
Growers Assn., Inc. .
Plant Phone 432 CHARLO, MONT, House Phone 481
YOU and YOUR STATE
“•DOLLARS AHEAD
when you shop
where you see
sign
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AAI
I— en r
^vMJk xHI M Lx
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YOU'RE dollar, ahead because your S&H Green
Stamps give you extra values in Distinguished
Merchandise, at ho added cost to you.
YOUR STATE i. dollars ahead, too, because S&H
is a big buyer of your State’s manufactured
products for 600 Green Stamp redemption
centers across the nation.
So shop where you mo the sign of
—the sign that means sutra values w
for your home State, too.
~1 MONTANA DIVISION
”Ipt>4 • . . :
INTRODUCING OUR A
“SHOP-AT-HOME"
Carpet Service
Any Style, Any Price. Any Color
W* “OUR STORE IS AS NEAR
AS YOUR PHONE” ;MI ,
To See Sample* IN YOUR OWN HOME, Phone U 9-94», Cofleet
/• This Adv. b food for one (1) FREE yard of earpet on
* yonr parehase of 15 yards or more. •
DpiVE-IN FURNITURE
201 W. Broadway, Missoula : Ph. Li 9-9423, Collect
THURSDAY, Mi^ch
ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP in
AMERICAN ANGUS ASSN.
Mr. and Ars. S. A. Detert and
Son, of St Ignatius, have been
elected to membership in the
American Angus Association at
St. Joseph, Missouri, Frank Rich
ards, secretary, has announced. .
The Deterts were among the
five breeders of purebred Aber:
deen-Angus in Montana elected to
membership during the past month.