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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 31 Dec. 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-12-31/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
200 ATTEND PROGRAM GIVEN BY TC PUPILS By Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker TROUT CREEK—More than 200 attended the annual school Christmas program. The entire student body took part in the operetta. \Window of Christ- mas.\ After the program, Santa Claus arrived with treats for all of the pre-school children. James Fuller of Dutton visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fuller, from Dec. 14 until Satur- day. Also visiting at the Fuller home were their daughter, Linda, a freshman at MSU, and Maxine Fuller and her fiance, Leo Breidenback, both of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Cernik left Wednesday for Seattle to spend Christmas at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kraus, and chil- dren. Their other sons, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kraus of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kraus of Skykomish were also there. Among those attending the Church of Christ meetings at Trout Creek this week are Mr. and Mrs. Collins Lear and son, Dent, Ida.; Mr .and Mrs. Francis Bartmess and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brock and children, Mol- alla, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coaty and daughter, Frederic, Mich.; Mr and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Nucla, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stonehocker, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stonehocker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newton and Mr. and Mrs. George Stonehocker, Ronan, and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bronson and family, Richland, Wash. Dale Stonehocker arrived Dec. 19 to spend the holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker and fami- ly. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hale and children, Mrs. Flo Nelson, Mrs. K. Auclair of Paradise and her brother were Christmas dinner guests at the R. T. Auclair home. girls at Big Arm. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Moles and family and Mrs. Sophia Moles and Louie were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thompson and family. Mrs. Catherine Ouellette and sonLEd- mond, of Seattle visited the Moles and Thompsons in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Inmann and son of Brookings, Ore. arrived here this week to visit her sis- ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Butte. They are on their way to North Dakota to visit Mr. Inmann's father. Joe Marsh is visiting relatives in Seattle and California this week. 4•11. Preston Plumbing & Heating Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cernik, Joanne and Jeri were Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyler of Noxon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kemmer- er and daughter, Terri, of Boze- man spent the Christmas holi- days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson. Don Hill's mother of Paradise spent the holidays with him here. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Guptill and family of Bozeman were Christmas guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Guptill. Keister - Rasor Engagement Told By Mrs. Charles Doty WHITEPINE—Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keister of Whitepine have announced the engagement of their daughter, Camille, to Terry D. Rasor of Trout Creek. The wedding will be an event of Jan. 24. Victor Pirker and Frankie Eic- hert made a short trip to Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lueck of Bozeman visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Naegeli. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Guenzler of Bozeman visited the latter's sis- ters and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Marich, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larson. Arthur Sand left Saturday aft- er spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook. John Marich is home from Gal- en to spend the two-week holi- day with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Branson and family of Lind, Wash. spent the holiday at the L. A. Branson home. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weeks spent the holidays with the Orville Branson family. They are the parents of Mrs. Orville Branson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Branson and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Branson spent Sunday at Big Arm visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vincent. Mrs. Vincent is Mr. L. A. Branson's niece. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore of Spokane spent the weekend at the Guy Hall home. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Finley of Paso and Ada Finley of Spokane visited at the Albert Pirker home over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Anaconda spent the holiday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pirker. Vic- tor Pirker of Pasco also visited at the Albert Pirker home. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Haley and family and Mrs. Irene Stout and Albert were Sunday guests of Bea Stout at Paradise. Christmas day guests at the home of Lyle Haase were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eldridge and 0•111. AM. ••••• On. Happy New Year! We hope the year ahead will be the most successful of many and that you'll have great happiness. 411 Cross & Butte, Inc. Hersh & Anne ABM. ••= 04 .•••.• , 41Mri.••••••••••••4 , 41M.•41=.4•11•4 .• , IMINK.MA.1.1.0.1•1•04 ANEW. , 11111..44.41•MIN.•1•4.1. HAPPY HAppy iN \ YEAR ing in the new! Ring out the old! We hope you all have a great 1960. And thanks for your . fine support this past year. HEATER and HEATER Rich, Perry, Vic r. , 4.4.4•10.6.411•14.1=1.1.01M1. Here's to • 1960! Rest of luck! To all our good friends aml neighbors warm, hearty Lrood wishes for this wonderful season. We hope you pxperienee pinch happiness during this Yuletime. McKEE MERCANTILE Montalta Bob & Ruth, Paul & Marion, Carl, Betty, Margaret, Paul Bevans W. will be CLOSED FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, Jan. 1-3 Jere, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haase and Home, Mrs. Kathryn Wil- son of Thompson Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Charles and Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ellis and family of Loleta, Calif. arrived Thursday to spend the holidays with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Doty Sr. and bro- thers and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wat- son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kom- berec, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Doty Jr. and Jess Doty. Announce Birth WHITEPINE—Mr. and Mrs. Jimme Wilson have announced the birth of a son, Michael, Dec. 22 in a Missoula hospital. The infant joins a brother and a sis- ter at home. Past Matrons Hold Yule Party Mai. Kathryn Willson and Mrs. Bruce DeIong hosted the annua: Christmas party of the Past Mat rons club Dec. 17 in the Masonic temple. Dessert was•served to 10 members at tables decorated with Christmas candles and other symbols of the season. A Christmas tree decorated by the Rainbow girls was used for the gift exchange, after which the evening was spent socially. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Gerald Green and Mrs. William Harris. Attending the party, in addi- tion to the hostesses, were Mes- dames 0. J. Murray, Claude Friel, Gerald Green, William Harris, Helen Alvord, Perry Heater, Everett Long and Lucy Bart°. .0.441Mm.IN .0.4=0.041•0”•.....41=reo41=....Mio.M104.1=1. 04 M. 1 . 4111 • 1 ...M. 0 . 11 . 04 .• 1 We join you in welcoming the New Year.. To all our friends we send greetings and our thanks for your patronage. Best wishes everyone for the New Year. FALLS ELECTRIC 4M1.4 .11Wri •IM4 41MV1.4MIN 1960 As you gather with your friends for an old fashioned feast to celebrate the New Year we send our greetings and best wishes. GILL - ADAMS, INC. ”.1•11.1M Hank, Alma, Bud, Jim 4.-0-4M1114P=1•4 41M-4 The bells are ringing in the New Year. May you find great joy in the days ahead. Thank you for your support during the past year. CERNIK BROTHERS STORE Trout Creek, Montana Joe and Mary Jane, John and Ruth WE WILL BE CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY ONLY 2—SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, Dec. 31, 1959 1 SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER K. A. EGGENSPERGER Editor and Publisher THOMPSON FALLS, MONTANA Montana g alSTATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Published Tr— al/95911i Published every Thursday at Thompson Falls, Montana, county seat of Sanders county. Entered as second class matter March 3, 1906, under the Act of Congress, March 9, 1879. NATIONAL EDITORIAL 1 A5g3C5T SUBSCRIPTION RATE One Year in Sanders County $3.00 Six Months in Sanders County $1.75 One Year Outside County $3.50 Six Months Outside County $2.0C (All subscriptions payable in advance) Other Viewpoints -- Don't Shoot the Piano Player Glasgow Courier Under this title, for some 10 years, we have printed our an- anual editorial in defense of basketball referees. We have never felt it necessary to do so for football officials. Hardly any spectator knows what is going on at a football game; almost every spectator is sure he knows more than the official at a bas- ketball game. We have had a lot of fun with our editorials, and have tried to point out in a humorous way that it is more enjoyable to be a good sport, as well as leaving a better impression of the community. We take high school sports quite seriously, but not as seri- ously as some of our friends. We will write a little more seriously than usual. This deci- sion tomes after reading the lat- est bulletin of the Montana High School Association, the govern- ing body for interscholastic athletics in the Treasurer State. Now being proposed is a new article in the association bylaws that would deal more severely with unsportsmanlike conduct by players, coaches and crowds. It seems evident that some, at least, of the association officials regard this as a growing prob- lem. In the case of fans pnysically molesting an official, the offend- ing (host) school would be given a choice. It could either take action against the offenders or be suspended from the MHSA. Other unsportsmanlike conduct would bring penalties ranging from a warning to a probationary period for the school. It is a commentary on the oc- casional behavior of Montana basketball fans that association members should consider such regulations necessary. In the heat of battle on the court, it is sometimes hard to remember that this is just a ball game, that the future of the community or the world does not hinge on it. Combative instincts are aroused that seem more in keeping with the scalping that went on at Custer's Last Stand. Let's learn not to take our sports so serious- ly, lest controlling groups be forced to more serious steps to C!) control us. Belknap Famliies Celebrate, Yule By Mrs. Rex Thompson BELKNAP—Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kann and four children of Troy arrived Thursday to spend Chris- tmas with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meadows, and Bill. They returned home Sunday. Mrs. Sophia Moles and Louie, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turk, attended the Ice Capades in Spokane Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Barrett and Ever- ett spent Christmas day in Lone - pine with Mr. and Mrs. .Dean Sampson and family. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Butte were Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Bud) Moore and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mitten Butte and girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weeks and Kathy of Waitsburg, Wash. are here visiting their daughter and family, the Orville Bransons. Saturday evening they visited Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Matthews. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reeser were their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeser and children, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Reeser and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reeser and Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moles and sons of Libby visited here Chris- tmas eve en route to Plains, where they spent Christmas with her folks. Bud Britton and son of Mullen spent Christmas day with his mother, Mrs. Elsie Britton. Christmas night they were all dinner guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Wally Britton in Thompson Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eichert of Missoula, formerly of Thompson Falls, spent Christmas with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Branson and Ira and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Branson of Lind, Wash. visited Sunday -with the former's niece, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vincent and 11•11.0.11.0. , =1•4.1M14 ••=11.1 •41•4 NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO YOU and all of our friends 4- * C) (t• We extend sincere New Year Greet- ings to all the friends and patrons of this bank. May the New Year multiply your bless- ings and, also, our opportunities for helpful service to you. •••• Established In 1906 1 ...m.....m•-•.=•..1•••4•411M...=• , ...••••••••4•1•1. 4, 4”m•••••••1....”.•.1.14Mrej •4inn. 411•1. • .1/M4.411•4.41NOM.4•HMI.....1..1M1,11=0 •111.. ••.0...1•11..‘”•••••
