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Now Attending
Mechanics School
Arlie E. Toavs is attending air
craft and engine mechanics school
•t Sheppard Air Force Base in
Wichita Falls. Texas, according to
Word received in Wolf Point this
week. He recently completed basic 1
LIBERTY THEATRE
SHOW STARTS 8:00 P.M.
3—DAYS—3
Friday and Saturday, March 14-15
Matinee Saturday 2:30 P.M.
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training. Toavs enlisted in the air
corps last November.
His brother. Pfc. Wilmer Toavs
has been sent to Fort Hood, Texas
on army maneuvers from his base
at Camp Cooke. California. Wil
mer has been serving in the Signal
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The boys’ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
The 1952 Brockton Warriors
who placed third in the Dis
trict No. 2 basketball tourna
ment staged in Culbertson last
week. They won 11 out of 12
conference games during the
season, losing only to Culbert
son.
Players are (front row, left
to right)—Narcisse Bighorn,
Gene Thumm,’ Willard Thun
der and Fred Steele. (Back
row) —Gabriel Young, Orlin
Johnson, Sam Longee and
Eddie Von Ruden.
thers —Martin. Ted and Reuben —
live in Wolf Point.
Larry L. Bauer
Now Receiving
Recruit Training
Larry L. Bauer, who entered
naval service January 21, is taking
recruit training at the U. S. Naval
Training Center in San Diego.
California.
He is. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Bauer of Wolf Point.
The initial training at San Die
go includes instruction in seaman
ship, fire-fighting, gunnery, signal
ing and other fields.
Upon completion of the 11-
week training period, graduates
are assigned to Navy shore stations,
duty stations with fleet or sent to
advanced technical training schools.
TRACTOR
REFRESHER
HISTORY
I.—What year was the first
HIGH COMPRESSION pro
duction model gas tractor
built?
2.—What Company Manufactur
ed it?
3.—How many farm tractors in
operation in United States
when the first HIGH COM
PRESSION tractor made its
bow?
4.—How many farm tractors now
in operation in United States?
s.—Who bought the first HIGH
COMPRESSION production
tractor?
6.—Where did he farm then?
7.—What was model name of
tractor?
8-—What has now become of
this Model “70” tractor?
9-—What percentage of all farm
tractors today are gasoline
powered?
10.—How many hours has this
Model “70" tractor operated
since new?
— Answers —
1.—1935.
2.—The Oliver Corporation.
3, —About one mililon.
4.—About four million.
s.—Elmer Niebel, farmer.
6.—Napoleon, Ohio.
7.—Model “70”.
B.—Still operating on Ohio farm
by third owner.
9.—Over 80%.
10.—Estimate over fifteen mil
lion hours. Equivalent to five
years continuous^ operation of
10 hours daily, excluding Sun
days and holidays.
Available today are a fleet
of four various size Oliver wheels
tractors. The “66”-“77”-“88” in
gas or deisel. And the power
ful “99” in gas. See us for the
best In new farm tractors.
MOE MOTOR
COMPANY
Wolf Point, Mont.
Youth For Christ
Rally Features
Three Evangelists
A team of three musical evan
gelists, ’ The King’s Messengers”,
will appear at a Youth for Christ
rally to be conducted Friday even
ts- M a r £ h 21, in the Wolf Point
High School auditorium.
Members of the team are Mr. and
Mrs Royall Lindquist and Edsel
Lindquist, who are featured in
vocal and instrumental numbers.
Musical combinations of this
group include banjo, guitar, man
dola and accordion solos, contralto
solos and mixed vocal trio selec
tions.
Edsel Lindquist, one of the out
standing Christian accordionists of
today, plays an electronically
amplified accordion and draws
cartoons for the young people
Members of the public are cord
ially invited to attend this rally
by the A outh for Christ director.
Rev. Karl Dick.
H. R. Reinemer
Attends Annual
Soil Convention
H R- Reinemer of Circle was
among 1,500 persons who attended
the sixth annual convention of the
National Association of Soil Con
servation Districts held at Ceve
land, Ohio. February 25 to 29.
Guest speakers at the convention
were Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan. Sen. Robert Taft
of Ohio and Gov. Earl Warren of
California.
President of the Montana As
sociation. Fay Crusch of Bainville
and past-president Gordon Mc-
Gowan of Highwood, were 35
Montanans who spent four busy
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COUPONS
cheer
with coupon
1 Gt --75 c
2 L «--53 c
DREFT
with coupon
1 Gt --75 c
2 Lg- 53 e
NEW IMPROVED
SPIOSPAN
with coupon
1 Lg.—73c
2 Reg,--39c
CRISCO
with coupon,
3 lbs.
83 c
83 c
Fresh Fish
Frozen Turkeys
Lute Fish
Delishus Sugar Cure
PICNIC HAMS
Pound
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Wolf
Point
days in Cleveland attending the
convention.
Scouts Receive
Camping Season
Schedule For ’52
Girl Scouts of Wolf Point re
ceived word this week that their
1952 Camping Season at the Fort
Peck Lake will extend from July
28 to August 1. _
Last summer, 85 Girl Scouts from
Culbertson, Scobey, Flaxville, Fra
zer and Wolf Point attended the
first camping season at Pines
Youth Camp.
Personnel consisted of a director,
nurse and two counselors from each
community represented at the
camp.
The Wolf Point Girl Scout camp
committee for 1952 will be appoint
ed following an election of officers
next month. The camp fee of $1 50
per day will be charged both Scouts
and adults again this year.
PLANS ARE CANCELLED
FOR RED CROSS CLASS
A second Red Cross home nurs
ing class will not be held this
DANCE
— AND —
ST. PATRICK 'S DANCE
MARCH 17
— Music by the—
— RASCALS
NORTHSIDE
DANCE HALL
WOLF POINT
(Dance Hall Separate from Bar)
Sweet, Juicy Novels
Oranges 2 loz. 59c
Medium Size
New California Fresh Pound
Asparagus 43c
Sound Beauty Tall Can
SALMON 39c
Sunny Jim Pure 2 Lb. Jar
STRAWBERRY 4Q r
PRESERVES
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Del Monte 2 Cans
PEAS 3k
Hunt’s 2 No. 2% Cans
PLUMS 43c
Real Gold 2 Cans
ORANGE BASE 19e
Bottle
JOY JK
Liquid Soap
Tint Reg-—3lc
IIDt Gt.—B4c
Ivory Soap Lg. Bar, 2 for 29c
Ivory Soap Med. Bar, 9c
CAMAY SOAP
| MEAT SPECIALS |
?P£ ir L g ’ according to Beverly
Mitchell, county nurse. Only eight
persons signed up for the course.
Make-up classes are being held
at Mrs. Lowell Burnison’s home,
she added.
Dr. C. R. Grow’s office will be
closed March 12-15 of this week.
THE HOME OF BETTER BUYS
2 Lb. Waldorf Crax Only 49c
1 Lb. Pink Salmon Only 43c
Our Family Dill Pickles, Full Quart 39c
THE FOOD DECK
Phone 566 J
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Biltmore Can
TUNA FLAKES Be
Hormel’s Can
CHILI 38c
Kaysville 2 No. 2^/2 Cans
TOMATOES 4k
Utah Solid Pack
Ocean Spray 2 Cans
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
Del Monte 3 46-oz. Cans
ORANGE
JUICE
Gallon
PUREX 45c
Gentle Bleach
Ivory Flakes 31c
Ivory Spow 31c
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THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1966-
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mlckdton
also Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Unruh
spent Wednesday evening in th«
Jim Raisl home. Mr. Raisl ghOW
ed home movies. Lunch was wrv
ed by hjs wife.
Easy Meat Pie
IVi cups biscuit mix 8 slices lunch meat
6 tablespoons Sego 1 cup grated American
Milk cheese
6 tablespoons water l /2 cup chili saucg
Put biscuit mix into bowl. Stir in with
fork a mixture of milk and wgtjr,
Spread in greased skillet holding 0
cups. Cut lunch meat into 2 x 3 1 /2-iq (
I slices. Cut each slice into 2 triangles,
Arrange on dough with points in c«tb
ter. Put equal parts of cheese on every
other slice of meat. Cover. Bake in
moderately hot oven (400) 25 min,,
or until pie pulls from sides of skib
let. Cut in wedges. Serve with saucti
Makes 4 servings.
You Will Neodt
Sego Milk, Lunch Meat,
Biscuit Mix, Chili Sauoo,
American Cheese.
Hunt's 2 Bottles
CATSUP &
mi? Rey-—^ic
UU£ Gt.—-84c
Cottage Cheese
Smoked Meats
Pickled Fish
Wolf
Point