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t » i £ ^ a ~ T u e a d 0 y , O c i 31, iv W Th® News from Twin B ridges an d M a d is o n C o u n ty E d u c a t i o n l e a d e r s h i p c o n f e r e n c e ***. ' TWINBHIDGES - Kathleen Eaten, Dave Smith and Sheila Gil-, trap were among some900top lead ers in education who focused on election-year politics, prospectus and priori ties during die eighth annual Montana Conference of Education LeaderahipheldOct. 18- 20inMfei»ula. Mr*. Eaton i* superintendent of the Twin Bridges school and Dave Smith /and Sheila Giltrap are members of the school board. The School Administrators of Montana,' the Montana School Boards Association, and the Mon tana Association ofSchool Business Offidalssponaortheconferenceeach\ year to bring school leaders up to datsi on recent research and think ing, as well As legislative issues that mightaffect education. Speakers such as Gov. Stan Stephens, SuporintendentofPublic Instruction Nancy Keenan and others emphasized the need for schools to change in order to meet the demands of the 21st century. Many of today's work force were taught to adhere to process and procedure -amentality that worked in the past industrial era, but is failing in our current service econ omy. The real challenge is to define schools that make sense in the fu ture. Use work force will need to think critically, solve problems, be creative, and take the initiative. L ib r a r y n e w s . . . TheTwinBridgesPublicLibrary Board met Oct 9 in the library. Present were Gerlean Whitney, Lenore Marshall, board members; Sheila Giltrap, librarian, and Alice Dale, chairman ofthe board, presid ing*. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Bills were presen ted andinitialed for payment. Sheila and Alice reported on the fell meeting of the Broad Valleys Federation which was held Oct 7 in Whitehall. Those attending the meeting were told that the 21 li- The News from Lima and Southern Beaverhead County S h o t t i m e . . . .LIM A - Ib is is the time of year for flu shotsj All those over the age of 66, those with pulinonaiy prob lems, asthma, or AIDS are in the high risk group and should consider getting these shots. Ths flu shot should not be con fused with the pneumonia shot, which is given onfy once, whereas, the flu shot is given eveiy year. Consult your physician first C o m p u t e r c l a s s . . . There .Will be an Adult Educa tion Computer Class on five con secutive Wednesdays, beginning Nov. 1, at 7:30 p jn . in the Home Economics room. The course will be working with the Apple Computer. It is far those interested in knowing how comput ers work, and how computers work for them. Itis a very basic computer course, . Contact Oaria fiimsinrak' the- school 278-3571, aratheme,27S- 3S85foraddhional information. ■' V-\'V ' ? *>T ■. C l u b s . . . OE8... * Elva Boardman Chapter No. 26 hdd its regular meeting Tueeday, Oct 17. Nettie Welbom, Worthy Matron, and Ralph Stodeh, Worthy Patron, presiding officers. Each member is to bring a gift to the meeting Nov. 21 which will be sent to the Masonic Home for the guests there. A potluck dinner was eerved for the annual birthday party. The tables wen decorated In a Hallow een theme. Thelma and Ralph Stosich, with Bonnie Merrell, were on the kitchen committee. Lima Booster C lilb.. The Lima Booster Club will hold their annual Christmas Bazaar on 'Nov. 18 at the school. If you would like a table at the cost of $5 for die day, please contact Vila Montgom ery either by mail at Box 18, Lima, or phone 276-3352 or 3463. The bazaar will start at 1 p.m. and run until 6 p.m. L im a s c h o o l l u n c h . . . Wedneeday, Nov. 1 -Taco salad, fruit, and milk. A b o u t t o w n . . . Mrs. Laurie Bird and two chil dren, KesH and Tanya of Franklin, Idahis ipent some time at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baker. ' Sam Chevaz, local mechanic^ is recovering nicelyfrom ad accident inwhich he broke his arm* Traveling to Butte on business last Thursday wen Bonnie Hess, Joanne Palmer, Vivian Behle, Jac- que Regan, and Mary Baker. Seen at the Fireman’s Dinner on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Mar ion Merrell, Betty Calvert, Dorothy Peterson, and Mrs. Dorothy Marti- nell. Also eqjoying the fine* dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gosnuui, Cora Hueonor and Betty Tyler. A good crowd attended this annual fund raiser. C l a s s e s f o r Y O U ! T o le P a i n t i n g ............... starts Thurs., Nov. 2 B a n d B o x ..... ....................... Monday, Nov. 6 W e a r a b le A r t (Paint Your Sweat) ....Sun. Nov. 12 L in g e r ie S e w in g .......starts Monday, Nov. 20 * 55K5 I t i M l i l lin iJ m Mon-Fri; 9:30 un.4 pm. S m : 930sjn.-6p.rn. Sw 12-4 pjn. 13 8 . M ontana D illo n . MT 69725 (406X84-4 GOO m T B B i r t h d a y E L E B R A T I O N S a turd a y , Nov. 4 10 a.m .-9 p.m p o p p o p c o r n b a l l o o n s D r a w in g s f o r p r i z e s 3 0 & B a n m c f c 6 8 3 - 0 3 5 2 brariea in the Federation ara to receive state a id to h e lp im p rove th e ir librarie s . A n order for ju v e n ile books waa approved b y the b o a rd. A ll m embers o f the beard w ill sign a letter o f thanks to D tais S m y th for h e r h e lp w h ile a member o f the board. C a rol Giem was to be recom m ended to th e C ity C o u n c il aa a replacem e n t, A display will be set up soon of some of the bocks purchased with memorial monies. Rowena Nyhart is the new Green Thumb worker and works Monday through Saturday for a total of 20 hours per week. Ihe meeting was adjourned. New books at the library are: The Captive by Victoria Holt; Rummies by Ferr Benchley; and Loyalties by Julie Ellis. D a i s y C h a p t e r . . . Daisy Chapter No. 20, OES, met Oct 18 in th Masonic Tfemple with WMJessie Simonson andWPJames- Giem presiding. Roberta Moore was installed as drganist The Chapter received a letter firom Lucille Stevens, chair man of Courtesy Committee. The officers practiced the cere mony of initiation with Jack Fenton aictingas candidate. Associate Con ductress Frances Fenton gave her lecture in the Chapter roan. Plans were made for the WGM luncheon a t the B lu e Anchor on Nov. 3 a t 1 p .m . L u c ille N o lte and R u th Nelson were a p p o in ted on the H e a rt Com m ittee and Frances Fenton and Roberta Moore were a p p o in ted on the Cancer Com m ittee. Refreshm e n ts were served by V iola a n d Jam e s G ie m to 15 mem bers. N e i g h b o r s . Craig and Joannie Hayden and daughter, Sharon from Butte vis ited with his parents, Evert and Nettie Rosiing on Friday evening. Evelyn Simpson's sister-in-law, Winifred Fairbank from Medical Lake, Wash., visited from Monday to Thursday afternoon. also a large b u n c h ju s t c u t o f T w in Bridges o n fee way to S ilver S tar. K r is ti S im p s o n , w ho is employed in Lew iston, Idaho, spent S a turday and Sunday v is itin g her parents, Tom a n d Kay S im p son a n d fam ily . Burt and Betty Whiting have returned home from a fabulous month-long vacation. They drove to Seattle and spent the weekend with friends, Bob and Dorothy Hayes and were joined on Saturday by their granddaughter, Michelle and her friend, Kelly from Portland where Michelle is attend in g school. They flew from S e a ttle to JF K in New York to Z u rick, Sw itzerland where they met friends, Norbert and Gabi Brausch who live in Allen- bach on Lake Constance which is on the Baden Sea. They toured Ger many, Switzerland, drove through the Black Forest, Lichtenstein, Aus tria, Bavaria and Italy. They especially enjoyed the Alps, the many castles and beautiful churches. Arriving back in Seattle, they headed for home stopping in Ronan enroute to pick up their little dog and were overnight guests of Jeff Strorri. S e n i o r n e w s i Brett from arrived on Gary Collins and son, West Blpomfield, Mi., t Friday and were guests ofhin uncle, Tom Marshall until Monday morn ing. Friday evening, Gary and Brett hosted dinner for Tom and Mary Whitney, taking them to Whitehall. 8aturdqy they went to DiUon and Tom treated them to dinner at the Crosswinds and on Sunday, they drove to the Upper Ruby And then up Timber Creekand wenjoined by Mike Whitney and they ei\joyed a picnic ai.Tomey Lake. Gary and Brett wen delighted to see several bunches of deer up in the hills and Threa tables of bridge were played at the Senior Citizens Center Oct. 23. Ernestine Ledbetter won f ir s t Mary Mar tin won second. Miriam Auamus won third. Leonne Wenger won low. Five tables of pinochle were played Monday. Lyda Nelson- and Elmer Sorenson won high. Rudy Broksle and Judy Frese won second. Ed Rebich and Melba Sorenson won low. Four tables o f pinochle were played O ct 26. Tom Clemow and Chuck Bennetts won high. Mamie Jensen and Maijorie Christen uen won second. Elmer Sorenson and Doc Frese won low. Four tables o f pinochle were played Saturday. Edna Th ompson and Tom Clemow won high. Elmer Sorenson and Ed Rebich .won second. Margaret Kajin and Melba Sorenson won low. Three tables of bridge were played O c t 16attheSeniorCiti- sens Colter. Leonne Wenger won first Vi Graves won second. Margaret Pyeatt won third. Frank Lasich won low. Five tables of pinochle were ployed Monday. a I N T E R E S T F R E E C H R I S T M A S L O A N O.A.C. At State Bank W h y p a y 1 8 % - 2 1 % t o y o u r c r e d i t c a r d t h i s H o l i d a y S e a s o n ? 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