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YOUR FRIERDS '
AM OURS
& fJrflrKr^t
J* f> Mart* v.r. h~^'
Wf ititJ^. v-t^ tz. .*» g,..’*
w«*k f,*. Mr rad Kri Qeot&
Marta h it^Ar^r sot.
V. D. Mt ria.
'
Mr. ard Mt*. Pard J*rell 'A Xt
k* «rt//pp*d 7»'*drj*v!a; ♦-,» a tt.'.t*.
visit «t th* IMMS 'A Mn. Beatrice
1/rT.r,if.%*f. Tr^y w* ',r 'r.r *l/
km* frr/m a tHp *o p-J.
non.
Mr*. WiEiam hr^trvin 'A WS'I
*oolx wax a guest at th* Camp
fir*. n**" viton mealing la«t
wta. ?>»* f'/rrwriy ta Yt '*
tn at Minton H. H. Her httebrad
will graduate Irr>tn MSU th;* >'trn
ing tprir'K. He did hh practice
teaching her* last fall.
Th* Shannon O*n«troctk/n Co.,
that ha» teen operating a gravel
cruxher west of Dixon for MMnod
moved the equipment to the gravel ■
pit at Ravalli thia week. Three]
m*n who are in the employment
«rs the state cm road building and'
-are with the Shannon Co., moved’
into town this week. They are I
John Putzfcer aM Frank Bren-!
flen, both at ale men, and boa
Gerred, a tester.
‘ Walls of the fire siren called
the Volunteers to the fire station
at 9:20 thia Friday night, and
there wax a hurried get-away to
•he Ix/uie McDonald residence on
Mission Drive east of the Recla
mation buildings. The home wax
endangered when a pan of gr*:^*
-on the rang* boiled over and
wanght fire. Home folks had the
situation under control, however,
when the flretrz-n arrived. The
main damage was from smoke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schall and
their daughter, Mis* Mary Jan*,
of the Jocko west of Arlee stop
ped at th* Malt Shop last night
on their way horn* from the Ark*-
Charlo game. They report'd that
the Viking* won. Mi. Schall, cat
tlernan and horseman of that ar*a
has another sideline raring buf
falo. He savs the herd im pretty
much on their own this mild wint
er, but they relish a r.nad- of hay
now and then when he in feeding
■tock.
A marine Corp; 1 , pilot wax tic ।
first to nuccesrfuily loop a r< a ।
plane, a feat considered impossible
until It was dore.
FOR SALE
Former lake County Bank
BullJing in St. Ignatius
ONLY SI,OOO
Will net purchaser
SSOJW per Month
for 3 years from lease to
State Liquor Control Board.
Board also has option to re«
leaae for 3 years more.
WRITE OR SEE *
r W. J. Phillips
Frenchtown. Montana
AT THE
s nm =
THU. FRI. SAT.. FEB. 2, 3, 4
Seven Ways From.
Sundown
• (In (’dor)
— STARRING —
Andie Murphy, Barry Sullivan
KUN. MON. TUES, FER. 5. 6, 7
Th® Magnificent
Seven
(In Color)
— STARRING —
Yai Brwiw, Stern M«Q»ee«
WKDm FER 8 - BANK NIGHT
Fast AND SKXY
(Ib Color)
— STARRING =
Glm LetebrigMa. Dak
•
iw i—one «h*» eety
e®* nW- M gsOfc Sun
et tMOHer @t M P, mA
January Weather
“High and Dry’*
Says the Recorder
■ /»’ Ary w M
? but bmg in tmperatare, th® ree-J
t >■■.'. •• : ; . .. A
- J'rojm here show. The 1
awo—. -Z WA , 02.-
v t..’ r. h C hl * - , - - • th*
• Had ,• r x/ .- f 7.
p'* fir* lWh*x r,* : ' '/» »d.
.early t>* week a-d melted r
^ a . “e 'je -,- Ti".:''.
have beer. nr ..-h
i.’-* ’.y .r* wm
.. - rA - >• Z#r'/
Averag.-g up thj. •.i.ti' record-
prg* g v»r» k tr.*a- mor.^’iy tem-
Ipera - z 2»>—rad 'Tamp” thia
; one- the 21n5 i> .>.* bigr^r than
the oJt-ye*r rr.«r..
j Fr'/st is out of the ground to
a large ezterd even some
Y'oadx are breaking up’
i
' T
<»F.NE HAKKR
Sgt. Ea y E. JfUcic, U. S. Army!
rteruiter, Missoula, stated this
*e*k that Gene E. Baker has en
listed In the Army for a period
of thnre years. Gene, who is the
J son of Olin W. Baker of the Leon
'ornmur.ity. He e!'-cted V, Laze
hl* training in artillery and intel-
i Lgerne, and hax retried to Fort’
I Ord for his basic. I
Mn. Elva Phillip* r-tjrr^d to
Izer home here Wednesday from
Hamilt<,n where sh* visited for a
few days with her uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs. Victor Schultz, and
other relatives and friends.
Tips on Touring
■■■■■■■■■■ By Carol lanPaManai
Women's Travel Authority
y Winter Starring Tips
Let’s say it takes three cups of
coffee to get j/on started on a cold
morning and you’ve been inside
all night. What does it take to
atari the family car that’s spent
the night outside or in an un
he; ted garage? Here are a few
warm tips.
■
'Xjl fZ^j
Don’t try to start with all the
electrical a< cexsories turned on.
3 hey put an additional drain on
the battery.
Don’t "grind” the starter. Even
half a minute of this can drain a
new battery. If the engine doesn’t
start fust, turn off the ignition and
wait a minute before trying again.
Don’t pump the gats pedal. This
only floods the engine. Push the ac
celerator to the floor once, let it up
half way ami engage the starter.
Be sure your car is ready for
cold weather. That means anti
freeze, the right grade oil, and a
fully-charged battery.
And this idea from motorists in
really cold climates: If the car’s
outside or in an unheated garage,
leave a lighted lamp bulb under thu
hood during the night. It gives
enough heat to help ease starting.
SAVE ME .... lam your FEBRUARY Program!
IF OIK TIHIEATI^E ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
MOVIES Are Your
best entertainment!
SUN. MON. TUES., FEBRUARY 5,6, 7
The Magnificent Seven
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
YUL BRUNNER and Steve McQUEEN
SAT. SUN. MON. TUES, FEBRUARY 11, 12, 13, 14
PSYCHO
• No one admitted alter “tart of picture!
SUN. MON. TUES, FEBRUARY 19, 20, 21
All the Fine Young Cannibals
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
Natalie WOOD. Robert WAGNER, Susan KOHNER
SUN. MON. TUES, FEBRUARY 26. 27, 28
Inherit The Wind
— STARRING —
Spacer TRACY, Frederic March, Gene KELLY
Florence ELDRIDGE
“ESTRZfCEb FOR BURGLARY
AT GROrh/LETH RANCH
Thiu F.ath^ad Cocsrier,
p-.t.-z- laysr
Lloyd f r^.y green * sks
peaded one-? ear >!*wfenre, and
f.arr? ztokes was sentenced to
'me in the Mate penitew
' KTf after being OMRvirted of
the *#*ond degree barxlary of
the Gr'**corth ranch near Port
poet f reek.
Nf W “7RW\RL at LEGION
Jo-'. Zv«- ;> 'r^-.
■<r : at the Legkm Chib. He sue
^'r. fc.-./j Mrs. Charles
tr.e l»t of January.
Mr ar.d Mrs. Pierce, who were
A Uit: c.-t for several
>'*rx, have ret-rred to tkerr for
rr/rr r.orr.e ir, Wyoming, Mr. Evans
He r.Aji arranged for a
d^r-e at th»- I^gior. hall this Sat
urday evening, with Mrs. Pat
Lentz and ><m, Arnold Lentz, Pay
ing.
Selective Service
NEWS
* * *
Volunteers filling th# January
Induction quota for Lake County
y,<rt- (jury Carter, St. Ignatius,
and Kenrvrth Olsen, Charlo. They
will take their baz.ic at Fort Ord.
Enlistmenta from Lakt county
indud* the following; (Army)
Donald Whit* of tPolson, Alfred
McCullagh Jr. and Donald Gould
of Ronan, Jack Fuqua of Moiese,
Walter Mangles of Polson. (Mar-
Great Men of English Letters
ROBERT BURNS
Robert Burns, the most famous of Scottish
poets, was born January 25, 1759 to a
poor Ayrshire tenant farmer. By 12, he
was doing a man's work on the farm,
Bl
WPWI
His early verses —which delighted the laity but angered the clergy
— were satires on local ecclesiastical squabbles. When one edition
of his poems brought 500 pounds he bought a farm where he lived
with his wife, Jean Armour. *,
Burns was a frequent visitor to
the White Horse Cellar Coach % 1?
Inn in Edinburgh where he spent
many an hour in front of the fire, ' |>'
enjoying some of the Inn’s famed j f LA jßal/ 'gift
White Horse Scotch £ 'V* fiBRl/ >
while musing over some of his 7i/l\ ^4bHh|/
legendary stories. 1
I f Robert Burns died in July, 1796
ri' o j a he ar t ailment. Scots all over
Afis* —a. the world still celebrate his birth-
A * day. His famous works include
' Tam °’ Chanter, The Jolly Beg-
| 9°rs, The Cotter's Saturday
Night and Poems, Chiefly in the
—Scottish Dialect.
ST. IGNATIUS POST
hj»s Jay FtiLratan of Charie,
Cr-a r;e> F and T-.-:--a.? Pet
. Navy • -^r.
E:^rn i.'ri Ned CoEins of Eo
r.z~ : - r srreE. James Noel ar.d
Da&iel f-eavera of Pc Ison. CAlr
Forte> L'. , J Rostar.,
Pat Leftharjd cf E xo, and Don
ald Re.'im ©f Polaon-
Yoong men taming IS nrxst
reg-. »ter whh-3 fr e days of their,
birthday.
Ed All«-n, project shop foreman,
i* a boAiaess called in MinonJa
today.
Phil Uxr, master of Flathead
Lodge Ne. 112; Robert Herman,
secretary, and other members are
planning to attend a «inter tea
-ion of the Grand Lodge, to be
held in Mimioala thia eoniag
week.
DIXON HI HONOR ROLL
.'upt, IrAfey 'A the Dixon H. S.
office aa?. stant Mrs. Loui?e Brad
ford, announcej this week the
honor rolls a?, follows:
Second Nine Weeks
Helen Spencer 3J), Lauraine
Whitworth 2.5, Tom Larnpshire
2.4, Carol Clairmont 2.0, Elaine
Moss, Jim Clarimont, Lucille
Hamann, Margie Mi|chelL
Semester
Helen Spencer 3.0. Tom Lamp
rhire 2.4. Lauraine Whitworth
2.25, Jim Clairmont 2.2. Carol
Clairmont 2.0, Elaine Moss, Lynn
Grazier.
FOR SALE—Baled Hay. Can de
liver. Sidney Allard. St. Igna
tius. Phone SH 5-3716, (31-tfc/
READ THE YELLOW LABEL
WED.. FEBRUARY I — BANK NIGHT
I Aim At The Stars
— WITH —
Curt JURGENS and Victoria SHAW
W ED., FEBRUARY 8 — BANK NIGHT
Fast and Sexy
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
Gina LOLLOBRIGIDA and Dak ROBERTSON
WED., FEBRUARY 15 — BANK NIGHT
Girl of the Night
From the best seller,
“CALL GIRL"
WED.. FEBRUARY 22 — BANK NIGHT
Between Time and Eternity
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
Lilli PALMER and Carlos THOMPSON
Starting WED, FER UI, until further notice ONE SHOW ONLY each Right at 8:«
SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:&0 P. M.
PLEASE MTE CHARGE OF POUCH
Mothers buy books
For Villa Ursula;
Thank Extended
The Ursula Mothers chib
r«*?r.t.y p-^rchased two sets of
““The Work Book Encyclopedia",
for the Villa Ursula schcoL One
*< will be used for the third and i
fourth graders, officials of the:
el-b and school explain, and the
z.r.er «e: for the fifth graders, j
A--o purchased with th?se ref-i
erence books were mobile book
racks, so that books can be read-'
: i taken from one room to ano-
SHOF UM ST. IGNATIUS
LINOLEUM SALE!
9 x 12 RUGS, regular 57.9 S
SALE $5.95
Vinyl Linoleum, sq. yd. Reg.__Sl.69
SALE $1.09
Print Linoleum 25% DiscMliit
t
r ^jartxWe^X
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
Attention:
HOME OWNERS!
WE ARE QUALIFIED
TO MAKE
FHA TITLE I LOANS 1
-for-
HOME IMPROVEMENT
? Tr' • t» T *4. * • •
'C^oekax SU SERV^Jw
s TE
LAKE COUNTY BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
THUR. FRI. SAT, FEHRUARY 2, 3. 4
Seven Ways From Sundown
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
Audie MURPHY and Barry SULLIVAN •
THUR, and FRI. Only, FEBRUARY t. It
The Boy Who Stole A Million
— PLUS —
Three Stooge Comedy
THUR FRI. SAT, FEBRUARY 16. 17, 18
The 3 Worlds of Gulliver
(IN COLOR) . ,
— STARRING —
Kerwin MATHEWS and Jo MORROW
THUR FRI. SAT, FEBRUARY 23. M. »
THE TIME MACHINE
(IN COLOR)
— STARRING —
Pod TAYLOR aM Yvette MIMIEUX
Thursday, >muAov e. imi
5
I tw.
letter# from th# •ehnul rhildnaH
ctprreaii^ thair thofca fur the
materials were read at a iheellug
of the club held Jaaaary If?, Al
this meeting, a report «n the I*-
:aar Ndd in Ikvembor waa made,
and it was noted that nearly SNOO
was cleared. The bazaar la hold
annually.
The group also decided to hold
a rummage sale once a month in
| the lobby of the Mission hot >l.
I The hours will be from 10 a. m,
to 5 p. m. The date for the first
sale is expected to be announced
before long.
Store

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