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lag Thrtt The Independent Record, Helena, Mont Tuesday, September 22, 1953 Freshman Week Sees Townsend Bureau Oil Tank Explosion Injures Two and Rocks Town of Noxon White Sulphur Springs Community Chest Workers Report $17,892 of the $43,725 Quota During Kiwanis Club Luncheon Rx a prescription for MEDICAL EXPENSES General Increase In College Students By The Associated Press Freshmen week began Monday Telephone 274 RESULTING FROM ACCIDENTS The altar society of St. Bartholomew's church met at the home Helena Community Chest work Dotty Dunn Hat shop, employ Noxon (JP) Two men were injured, considerable damage was done, and this western Montana Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Rex ers reported a total of $17,892 of ment service, Federal Reserve McClung, who have been visiting at Montana State college at Boze quota of $43,725 at the first report of Misses Hannah M. and Josie Brady with Mrs.

Elmer D. Hanson, bank, Firestone store, Fligelman's, Mrs. A. Davidson and Mrs. Mar meeting Monday noon, when they Florence Crittenton home, Globe Clothing, governor's office, Grand Medical Expense Insurance provided by this agency pays up to $1,000 for doctors and surgeons' fees, hospital bills, nurse and other expenses for medical treatment.

Call us today. INSURE NOW guerite Peterson and other rela tives and friends for the past week. were guests of the Kiwanis club at Mrs. Fred L. Buckingham, Mrs.

Roy C. Swan, Mrs. Anna L. Ed town of 250 persons shaken Monday night when an oil storage tank exploded. Earl Scott, 61, and Stewart Hampton, 43, both of Noxon, were rushed to a Sandpoint, Idaho, hos a luncheon at the Placer hotel Street furniture, Great Northern man, Montana State university at Missoula, and Eastern Montana College of Education at Billings.

Martha Hawksworth, MSC registrar, said 643 freshmen registered there. She said the number was have returned to their home in St. railway traitic office, hail insur wards, Mrs. Margaret Haney, Mrs. E.

II. Fellbaum, head of the Paul. ance, Helena Abstract and Title, Fred No 'per, Mrs. Wendell Guen- school section, was the first quota BE SURE! TO The Rev. and Mrs.

Gordon Pat Helena public schools, federal hous buster, reporting $957 on a quota ther, Mrs. Helen Twichel, and Rev. Lawrence D. Simons in attendance. terson and family of Helena vis of $850.

ing administration, Jacoby's Store for Men, Kessler Brewing company, TAYLOR TIPLING CO. ited in Townsend Sunday. pital. Attendants said both men suffered second degree burns about the face and arms. Scott may have suffered some broken ribs.

ti. s. Dotson, chairman, con The WSCS held its regular meet The members discussed plans for the card party scheduled for the benefit of the hospital on Thurs tower Block Annex Ph. 141 Conrad Kohrs company, Krogman landscaping, labor and industry, the highest since 1947, when 772 registered. At EMCOE in Billings, 229 freshmen registered, an increase of 41 over a year ago, the registrar's office said.

The office said an increase in the student body this gratulated his corps of workers on the campaign and urged them to ing Thursday afternoon at the Sheriff Wally Britton of Thomp Methodist church' rooms. During land commissioner, state historical son Falls described the accident complete their solicitations as soon as possible. All reports are due the short business session, reports library, state law library; as happening this way: were given on the district meet Linder-Kind Lumber, Masonic li by Sept. 30, he told workers. The two men state highway de year is indicated.

ing and plans were made for the day, October 29 in the lounge of the Springs bath house. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myles of Winston are the parents of a daughter born in the Broadwater hospital. Mrs.

Myles is the former Jean Madison, daughter of Mr. and brary and museum, Merritt rest partment employes were transfer The sales army, headed by R. No figures were available at Mon Use the Classified Ads next meeting, which will be held home, T. Miller agency, Mon Tobin, and Earl McGovern, re tana State university. Thursday Oct.

1, and will be tana Automobile association, Mon ring asphalt from a railway tank car to the storage tank. A heating unit used in making the asphalt ported collections of $1,448 of a work session, preparing for the tana Ceramic Supply company, quota of governmental, annual bazaar. Mrs. Hattie Rol Montana livestock production fluid enough to be drained appar headed by John Thomas and lings, who has been residing in Au ently ignited the storage tank. Charles Morgan, have collected credit association, Montana state pharmaceutical, Northern Pacific gusta with her dauhgter and is Mrs.

Frank Madison of Delpine. i The surgery, delivery room and 6 bedrooms in Mountainview Me-: morial hospital have been finished, and a load of rock lath is on hand Scott was standing on top of the $2,891 toward a goal of es STORM WINDOW ADJUSTERS--55c Power-Townsend Co. Jnst off Main on Helena Are. now visiting friends in Townsend, lunch, Northern Pacific traffic of 15-foot tank and was thrown about tablishments, led by James Dion attended the meeting and was pre fice, nurse examiners; 50 feet when the explosion oc sented with .1 gift. Mrs.

Rollings and Al Brown, reported $11,417 on 'an objective of Mary to finish the halls. Roland M. J. C. Penney company, board curred.

Hampton was at the base Panning Out By K. W. A. Copyright, 1953, Montana Meat Helena, Montana. Allan anf sfl urtMi CrtAfma tinitn of the tank.

mien atiu viaj luii nave Gabse, head of agencies and insti plumbing examiners, Rexroat Art Tile company, U. S. savings bond aasBBBsaasssaaaaaassssasasasi tflBBBBBBBHaseaavnaBiBM has been a member of the local WSCS for many years. Refreshments were served by the hostesses been busy with the plastering and tutions, reported $441, or 65 per cent of the quota, and P. W.

Singer other work in progress. Mrs. Arthur Schwisow and Mrs. The First National bank is being division, selective service, Taylor-Tipling, teacher s' retirement, Union Bank and Trust company, of special gifts reported $1,694, Enjoy Clover Leaf Frank Shearer. At the Oct.

1 meet refinished with a coat of stucco, I and Byron F. Danzer is painting the front of the Robert J. Gordon With 41 per cent of the Chest goal reached, several groups were University of Montana, veterans' Mabel Miller Is Attending ing, Mrs. Lewis Cartwright and Mrs. Ellen Williams will be the lersey Dairy E'RE JUST 'sposin' now.

Do you suppose ther welfare commission, vocational re particularly commended for achiev hostesses. Cottage rhese II cottag'I habilitation, water conservation building on east Main street. One of the latest improvements is the ing high percentages of their Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuin and quotas.

Ken Blevins and Joe Gans aaugnter were Townsend re new front on the cafe owned byi board, Watson Motors, weather bureau and Western Life Insurance company. of the retail section of establish Library Meeting A. F. Sibley and operated by Mr. and Mrs.

Theo E. Sibley. ments have reached 54 per cent; Clark Pyfer and Del Stamey of the cently en route to Anchorage, Alaska, where Mr. McGuin will head the music department in the Anchorage schools. The McGuins formerly resided in Townsend, Henry Adkinson of Ringhng has Mabel T.

Miller, libarian at the finance section, 93 per cent; H. Helena public library and chair Charbonneau and George Vucano- Episcopal Auxiliary leased his ranch of 1,120 acres to Wellington D. Rankin with option to buy, and he and Mrs. Adkinson man of the legislative committee vich, transportation, 36 per cent; when Mr. McGuin was music ana" of the Montana State Library asso Wylie Nelson, barbers, 56 per cent, band instructor 'a the local schools.

To Hold Annual and schools, 112 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard of OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 A. M.

to 8 P. M. Sundays and Holidays 9 A. M. to 8 P.

M. CLOSED THURSDAYS ECONOMY MARKET 700 Eleventh Ave. Ph. 406 Kiwanis President C. W.

Vaughn welcomed Roger Baldwin of Kali Meeting Wednesday Missoula visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and daughter Narriet Sunday. Mr. Howard is professor of chemistry at Montana State uni expect to leave for a lower altitude.

Adkinson has been in the stock business in the Ringling community for the past 26 years. In 1952 Canadians used about seven pounds of coffee per person compared with about three and three quarters pounds just before World war II. spell, a guest introduced by John W. Bonner, and James Madigan of District of Montana branch of versity. the women's auxiliary of the Epis ciation, is attending a meeting in Great Falls today.

Miss Janice Kee, executive secretary of the public libraries division of the American Library association, was scheduled to speak on library potentialities in Montana. Mrs. Miller accompanied Miss Lesley Heathcote, librarian of Montana State college library, and Miss Kathleen Campbell, librarian of the Montana State university li- brary, to Great Falls. B. A.

Reynolds of Helena was a might yet be another nice, warm week-end before the Summer's gone altogether, so's we can have that steak fry we've planned so long? 'Spose? The steak fry is a great way to celebrate the first part of Autumn. Besides tasting so good, we mean. You don't need much of a grill for outdoor cooking you can improvise one by laying an oven rack or sturdy cake rack on stacked up bricks. Build a charcoal fire between the bricks and you're all set to broil steaks. Beef supplies are plentiful now and prices are attractive.

Choose club steaks if you like for individual servings and let each guest broil his own, to taste. If you want to, buy the larger steaks, such as sirloin or porterhouse, to serve several guests. It is much better, we have found, to buy one thick steak than several thinner ones. Don't get round steak for broiling because this cut requires moist heat cookery you know, the way Swiss steak is prepared. When that steak aroma wafts over the fence it makes the neighbors so darned mad that they didn't think of it themselves.

Furthermore, and whencehereafter, it also shows the gal of the house that the old man knows a thing of two about this business of cooking! Eh? Tell your meat market man what you plan to do. He can help you with suggestions. Ask him. That's his business. -Our business is to help supply him with the stuff he needs to supply you.

"Placer Gold" brand meats. Again, thank you. Townsend visitor Sunday. copal church will hold its annual meeting at St. Peter's procathedral Mr.

and Mrs. James Duncan of Wednesday. Sheridan visited friends in Town- Kellogg, Idaho. It was announced that the next meeting of Kiwanis will be boys and girls day. All members were urged to bring a child.

"If you don't have one, get one," President Vaughn told members. Group singing was led by R. A. Dightman and accompanied by Mrs. Morris Sanford.

i The Rev. Stanley Welsh will be send recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Prescott and celebrant of the Holy Communion at 11 o'clock in the morning, which Mr.

and Mrs. Palmer Engh motored to Avon during the weekend. AND HAVE YOU vJ I'M LOOKING FOR opens the meeting. He will be assisted by The Very Rev. Charles A.

HAVE YOU LOOKED) I INTO A MIRROR, U. MV DPFTTYP In the United States 14 per cent SOMETHING NICE F0RAVOUN6 MAN. Mrs. John Poole was a Helena llson, dean of the procathedral. visitor Saturday.

of children between 5 and 14 years old wear eyeglasses. Bishop Henry H. Daniels will de Mr. and Mrs, Bud Sautter and LWKEP IN AT YOLVLL BE PLEASED, children of Helena visited relatives and friends here Saturdav. Camping Fishing Supplies The following firms and offices have reached or exceeded their quotas in the current campaign: Civil aeronautics, aeronautics commission, aeronautics traffic control, Aldrich Pontiac, American Jerry Williams spent a few days liver the meditation at the service.

Following the communion, luncheon will be served in the parish hall. During the luncheon, a short business meeting will be conducted by the chairman, Mrs. A. G. last week in Missoula on business.

Nadine Young of Helena SDent TOREJ Building and Loan, Anderson 1 the weekend here with her par-i Clothing, Anderson Motors, Ander- Bartsch. Guests will be registered ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Biggs. Nation liy Or (a nixed Locally Owned by the secretary, Mrs.

W. C. Bar- son-Thomas-Sorenson law office, animal industry, bureau of appren First Republicans don, Jr. Main feature of the program will Henderson, Ky. (JF) For the be a talk by Mrs.

R. R. Renne of ticeship, Ben Franklin store, Camp Fire Girls, Chevallier Ranch company, Deaconess school, II. S. Dot-ion company, first time in history a slate of Re publican candidates is offered to the voters of the city and county Bozeman, who will discuss Philippine missions and show slides taken when she lived in the islands.

Representatives of the following guilds will attend the meeting: St. Martha's guild. White Sulphur in me local primary election. In the past, nomination on the Democratic ticket was tantamount to election in Henderson. Springs; St.

John's guild, Town- Helena Claim Owners Committee Protests Mining Law Changes Members of the Helena Claim Owners committee have protested any changes in the laws on mining claims in a telegram to Rep. Wesley A. D'Ewart of Montana, C. R. 1 send; St.

Mary's guild, East Helena, in addition to members of the five procathedral guilds. A nursery will be maintained; from 1:30 to 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to allow mothers of; mw mmft Storing Sabs can mm Ihrnj ink irffcfa! Mali 1 peN9AM.7P.M. young children to attend the after IOOI N.MAIN3T.O lTH AVftt noon meeting. Brazier, committee secretary, dis closed today. 'Everything for the Horse and Rider' Brazier said the group sent this wire to the Republican congress men who spoke Monday at the opening session of the American Mining Congress convention in Seattle: 103 E.

Sixth Ave. Ph. 1397-W "Polls taken among claim owners and prospective locators of por "We Give Green Stamps tions of four counties, comprising greater Helena mining region show continued opposition to any change in our mining law which has proven basically American. Proper courts can correct violations." Brazier said the committee was formed last March when senate bill No. 783 was introduced to limit use of surface of mining claims in national forests.

A companion bill later was introduced in the house. Norman Rogers of the Rogers Mining company of Helena is chairman. Brazier said later bills, one introduced by D'Ewart, assumed to define the mine location law but provided surface privileges. UiVf" pi Jt'rafe-Vi 1 lib Co-cf) Central School PTA Will Meet in Auditorium Wednesday The first fall meeting of the Parent-Teachers association of Central school will be held in the school auditorium at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. A social hour and reception for teachers will be in connection with the meeting.

fin Open house will be held for the first 30 minutes, during which par BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A ents may go to their children's rooms to meet the teachers. President Ernest Retz has announced that delegates will be elected to the state PTA convention, which will be held at the Jefferson school in Helena Oct. 8 through 10. Central PTA meets the third YOU PAY LESS NOW! Our higher volume lets us operate at a lower profit per deal. You get the advantage of a far bigger allowance for your present car.

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