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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 14 May 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-05-14/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
to or; ell, ron lice !mg a I I - of Ii In111111b1 TROUT CREEK CHURCH DEDICATED SUNDAY By Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker TROUT CREEK—The Trout - eek Community church was Aicated at services conducted Sunday by the Rev. Olah Moore. The Rev. C. P. Sanford of Hamilton was unable to attend 1 because his doctor had advised against such a long trip. Following the ceremony, the Rev. Moore preached a - sermon on the duties and responsibili- ties of a Christian mother. A Mothers day tea was held at the school Friday afternoon for mothers of students in Mrs. Donald Naegeli's room, the third and fourth grades. The pupils recited verses and pre-, sented their mothers with carna- tions. They also played some games. Refreshments were serv- ed by the girls of the third and fourth grades and their room mother, Mrs. James Napper. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gilbert spent the weekend in Sandpoint. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCarthy left Monday for Jackson, where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kirsch- baum, Cherry and Cindy were birthday dinner guests Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cernik to honor Mrs. Kirschbaum's birthday. Other guests later in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Birdwell and Christine, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Cer- nik and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stonehocker. Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Lewis moved back here with their trail- er house last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stonehock- er, Ronald and Beverly of Ron- an were Sunday guests at the Lon and S. J. Stonehocker homes. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kirsch- baum and family spent the week- end with their son and daughter and family in Spokane. The sewing club met Tuesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Kirschbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Peterson went to Helena Friday and on to Harlowton, returning Mrs. Peter- son's mother, Mrs. Talbot, to her home there after visiting here for a time. Mr. and Mrs. John Cernik, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cernik and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyler enjoyed Sunday dinner at Hope veer uniy Archery Targets Bow and arrow hunters may hunt only deer statewide during the special archery season from Sept. 13 through Oct. 17, the Montana Fish and Game depart- ment advised this week. Numer- ous inquiries have been receiv- ed by the department concern- ing the special archery season. The present open season on black bear, which opened March 15 and ends November 22, also allows the hunting of this species by bow as well as rifles. Archers are reminded that they may hunt other big game species with bow and arrow during the regular or special big game open season for rifle hunting. A new law, passed during the 1959 legislature, also authorizes the fish and game commission to set up a special archery season for elk and antelope when such areas are found where this type of hunting would be desirable. However, up to this time, no elk or antelope special archery areas have been determined. Miller Taking Infantry Course Pvt. John Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Thom- pson Falls, is currently under- going the first cycle of basic infantry training at Ft. Ord, Calif. When Pvt. Miller completes the eight weeks of training and instruction, he will go on to ad- vanced infantry or other special- ized training before being as- signed to a unit. CARBON PAPER, mimeograph stencils, typewriter ribbons at the Ledger. IF YOU BOUGHT ELECTRIC SERVICE LIKE GROCERIES... you'd see right off what a bargain it is! Suppose you made up a \shopping list\ for the electric serv- ice you would need for the month ahead. Twelve hours of automatic washing. .. 200 hours of lighting ... 100 hours of television ... and on and on and on. Bet you'd be amazed by the number of items on your list—and the hundreds of hours of help and enjoy- ment your low -price electric service gives you. And you'd be reminded how big a bargain electric service really is. THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY MIMI A HOCH STATI Clubs to Observe Rural Life Sunday Members of Sanders county 4-H clubs and their leaders will observe the annual Rural Life Sunday at the fairgrounds in Plains Sunday. A picnic lunch wil be served at 12 noon and the church sex . — vice will start at 1:30 p.m., County Agent J. H. Mikkelson has announced. The Rev. Olah Moore will conduct the devo- tions. Rural Life Sunday is sponsor- , ed by the Sanders County 4-H council and everyone is invited to attend, Mikkelson said. Miss Neva Lunnen of Heron will sing a Mothers Day solo. The Paradise 4-H club will have a special part in the program also. Thursday, May 14, 1959-5 T. C. Resident's Engagement Told TROUT CREEK—Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fuller of Trout Creek have announced the engagement of their daughter, Maxine Alice, to Seaman Leo Charles Breiden- bach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Breidenbach, Sun River. Miss Fuller is a senior at Sim- ms High school. Breidenbach is stationed in Astoria, Ore. No wedding date has been chosen by the couple. VA Aide Due Albert A. Miron, service of- ficer, Veterans Welfare Com- mission, Kalispell, will be in Thompson Falls coming Mon- day afternoon. He may be con- tacted at the Selective Service office in the court house. HAWKS TO COMPETE SATURDAY AT POISON Coach W. M. (Buck) Pruen- inger will take a squad of 11 Blue Hawks to Poison Saturday to participate in the annual Nor- thwest Division Class 13 track meet. Boys placing among the top five in each event will be eligi- ble to enter the annual Inter- scholastic track and field meet at Montana State university next weekend, May 22-23. The Blue Hawks made an ex- cursion to Libby Saturday, but that was all. A telegram from the Montana Board of Control informed Coach Prueninger upon his ar- rival at Libby that participation in the meet—the same dates as the all -state music festival— would make the school ineligible for the interscholastic meet at NISLI next weekend. As a result, the Hawks sat the Libby invitational meet out. Licenses Issued Marriage licenses were issued last week by Clerk of Court James 11 .Smith to Vernon W. Starcher of Missoula and Miss Kansie L. Castleberry of Wood- stock, Ga. and to Frank C. Goet- tlich of hot Springs and Miss Bertha M. Swope of Lonepine. SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Rain Postpones Trac Meet Rain, wet grounds and cold weather forced postponement of the annual Sanders county grade school track and field meet scheduled Saturday aft- ernoon on Ainsworth field. K. William Harvey, princi- pal, said the meet has been re -scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. Harvey said all elementary schools in the county, with the exception of Paradise, will compete in the event. They include Heron, Noxon, Trout Creek, Thompson Falls, Plains, Dixon, Camas Prairie, Hot Springs and Lonepine. Thompson Falls has won the last three meets. The Ledger—an ideal gift WANT ADS provide extra cash! Two famous names bring you CARNIVAL of VALUE S at your participating Carter dealers 6 volts Fast starts in every season SPECIAL S iS II 5 PRICE and old battery Long-lasting woven hampers with handles and lids. Values up to $3.39! SMALL SIZE - 14\ DIAMETER 20\ HIGH MEDIUM SIZE -16\ DIAMETER 24\ HIGH LARGE SIZE -18\ DIAMETER 28\ HIGH Best tire buys in years! All turnpike -proved.! Now.. the luxury look of whitewalls at an economy price! Triple -tough Goodyear 3T cord, famous Stop Notch tread! 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