The Herald-news., June 03, 1954, Page Page Ten, Image 10

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Page Ten
GIRL SCOUT
GROUP PLANS
AREA COUNCIL
FIVE TOWNS REPRESENTED AT
MEETING; COMMITTEES SET
UP TO MAKE SURVEY OF
AREAS; NATIONAL OFFICER
PRESENT AT MEETING.
Representatives from Wolf Point,
Glasgow, Fort Peck, Plentywood
and Scobey, met last Wednesday
here to discuss organization of an
area Girl Scout council to include
Valley, Roosevelt, Daniels, Sheri
dan and possibly' all or part of Mc-
Cone and Phillips counties.
Miss Melda Suselis, Seattle,
regional advisor for the Girl Scouts,
was present at the meeting.
Mrs. F. M. Boehme, Glasgow,
member of the national board of
Girl Scouts, and Miss Suselis, spoke
to the group concerning the aims
of the Girl Scout organization and
the advantages of having an area
council. Mrs. Boehme said there
are now 21 girls registtred in Scout
troops in the suggested area.
Miss Suselis explained the areal
council organization. Under the
council organization, neighborhood
associations would take the place
of local councils and lone troops.
A board of directors would consist
of all elected officers, functional
committee chairmen, members-at
large and neighborhood chairmen.
Functional committees would be
organized to provide camping, pro
gram. finance, training, and public
relations. The entire council would
probably have two meetings a year,
and possibly ten board meetings
annually.
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A study committee was organized
with Dr. C. R. Grow as chairman
and Mrs. Margaret Jung, Glasgow,
secretary and three members from
each locality to make a survey of
their community in regard to an
area council. The committees will
meet with Miss Suselis again in
September.
David Peppinger
Fined $l5O For
Drunken Driving
Ten people came before Justice
of the Peace Nels Lund this week
on charges which ranged from vag
rancy to drunken driving. David
Peppinger was fined $l5O and had
his license suspended for one year
for driving while intoxicated.
William Stafford was given ten
days suspended sentence and or
dered to leave Wolf Point for vag
rancy.
Other cases coming before Lund
this week were:
Frank Cooper, overweight, fined
$25; Alfie Hickel, centerline driving,
fined $10; George Clark Jr., stop
sign violation, fined $10; Lawrence
Payne, drunk, 10 days suspended
sentence and leave the city; Santos
Ticarino, drunk, sls or 7’A days
labor; Wilbur Ackerman, drunk,
$lO fine and five days in jail, and
Hugh McLachlen, reckless driving,
$25.
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^^^VICTOR BEARSKIN
FUNERAL SERVICES were
held last Thursday at the Ele
mentary school gym for Victor
Bearskin who died in Deaconess
hospital, Bozeman, May 21, from
Injuries he received in an auto
mobile accident which occurred
near Chestnut, May 20. Bear
skin had been attending school at
Montana State College at Boze
man.
GROUP PLAN...
(Continued from page one>
Now the machines have been taken
out of the clubs and we have all
fraternal organizations behind us.”
"Another point in our favor is
that the labor unions back us. We
know practically 50 to 60 per cent
of the men who belong to Mon
tana labor unions are forced to go
out of the state to find employment.
When we put legalized gambling
through this state will see the big
gest building boom in years."
The committee will select one
man from Roosevelt county to meet
with representatives of the other
55 Montana counties at Helena in
approximately 90 days. At this
meeting the bill will be drafted.
Membership to the committee
for bar and night club owners is
$25 plus $lO dues. The committee
expects the dues to be reduced as
the crusade continues. Dues to
other businesses will be $6 to
join and $3 per month.
About the committee's finances,
Fredericks said, “Our books are
bonded. They are in Whitefish and
anyone is welcome to come and
look at them. The only' person we
have on the payroll at present is
our secretary. The three of us here
today are drawing no salary —just
expenses.
The group plans to meet again
at the Hotel Sherman in about wo
weeks.
POLIO FUNDS...
(Continued from page one.)
I take this means to thank the peo
ple of Roosevelt county who con
tributed so generously to the March
of Dimes.. I also want to thank all
of the community chairmen, their
co-workers, and the Wolf Point In
dependent Basketball team. The
Wolf Point Independents contrlbut-
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
ed 50% of their net admissions for
the Broadway Clowns-Wolf Point
Independent Basketball game to the
drive. It was through the com
bined efforts of all that the, -1954
campaign reached an all-time. high.
I also thank J. C. Witte, campaign
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Velveeta 79c
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FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
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Wednesday, May 26, in the Omaha
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Kirkpatrick Home
Pvt. Gerald J. Kirkpatrick arriv
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Fbrt Sill, Okla., where he had been
since Jan. 1. Kirkpatrick will be
home until June 17, and then will
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Fresh Cucumber Chip
Pickles 69 c
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Fresh-Frozen Concentrate
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Real Gold 5 — 6-oz. Cans
Orange Base 79«
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KOOLADE 3 Pkgs.
Assorted Flavors 23«
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CUDAHY Salami Pound
Summer Sausage 43c
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Cold Cuts 49 c
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Del Monte 4 Cans
CORN 69c
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BEANS 79c
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, IH4
report to New Jersey for oversell
duty in Germany.
Guild to Meet
Trinity’ Hospital Guild will hold
a meeting Tuesday, June 8 at the
hospital.