The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

PAGE TWO The Daily Inter Lake Monday June 7 1971 Volunteer Services A a 'it Mrs John Chapman Mildred I Charm School Grads Get Good Advice Charm Course Graduates Receive Diplomas Library riend Contributes Books were Honor Roll AUCTION Avocado Tree Oh The Social Scene 4 Club News Paula Schoknecht of Libby Junior Miss for 1971 was guest speaker at the graduation tea for Wendy Ward Charm School students and their mothers Miss Schoknecht spoke to the girls about her trip to Mobile and her experiences there while competing in the Junior Miss Pageant Wendy Ward Charm School graduates talk things over with 1971 Junior Miss Paula Schoknecht of Libby right Wearing the youthful fashions from Wards which they pm pm Gussie Gilliland Clarice Martin A over the past six months and is valued at $1200 Individuals or organizations in the community wishing to add to the college collection may do so by addressing their contribution of books or money to riends of the College Library in care of either VCC or the county library Mrs Brewer who manages the college collection which is on the second floor of the library added that the college portion of the library is open to all residents of lathead County for their use (VCC photo) Mrs John (Jan Henley) Chapman of Spokane will be graduated from Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing during commencement exercises June 11 at Central United Methodist Church in Spokane Richard Champoux (left) history and political science instructor of the lathead Valley Community College faculty and lathead County librarian Mabel Brewer (right) prepare some of the 250 books which Champoux has contributed to the community college portion of the library as part of the riends of the Library activity now in progress Champoux said the books are all new and pertain to subjects on government and history The addition to the college library has been made Roger incher son of Mr and Mrs William incher of Kalispell received a bachelor of science degree from Montana State University with Lori Strife Pam Schrade Kathy Norem Carol Anderson Cheri Vicki Adkins Shawn Adkins Susan Hughes Judy Himsl and Darla Maison of Kalispell Lorena Mills Somers Deana Crumley Columbia alls and Molly St Onge Debra Sieska Anna Kaeding and Mary Buckmeier of Libby The eight week charm course was taught by Mrs James (Nora) Kom of Kalispell and covered such things as posture and walking diet makeup exercise manicure hair care and wardrobe planning Also covered were the proper way to remove wraps and of getting in and out of automobiles The next Wendy Ward Charm School course will be offered Sept 15 REXBURG Idaho Brent Alan Barker and Janice Ruth Perry of Kalispell were named to the list of honor students at Ricks College for spring semester To achieve the honors list a student must have a 35 grade point average or above for the semester and cany a minimum of 14 credit hours a style show of fashions with each of the charm school graduates serving as models Diplomas and gifts were 756 3319 Eureka 296 21 51 This is a test strip for quality control in printing reproduction Mrs Chapman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vem Henley of Kalispell She is a 1968 graduate of lathead High School Mr and Mrs Henley plan to attend the graduation PORTLAND Ore Kalispell student Kathleen Himsl of Kalispell was on the honor roll for spring semester at University of Portland In order to qualify students must have a grade point average of 325 to 40 in 12 or more class hours Miss Himsl a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences received a 335 grade point average STITCH AND STEW Members of Stitch and Stew 4 Club entertained mothers at a mothers tea recently in the Conrad National Bank community room Hie girls modeled garments they had made Mary Ballenger who taught seventh and eighth graders in Africaspoke and showed slidesof Africa Roll call was answered with a worthwhile project for summer Members of Stitch and Stew were hostesses and served coffee punch and coffee to their guests Plans for the future include modeling at the style revue and participating in the clothing conference Leaders present were Mrs Rex Beeman Mrs Walter Bahr Mrs Gary Smith Mrs Ken Siderius Mrs rank Thomas and Mrs Larrick Guests were Ms Don Hughes Mrs Kenneth Crone Mrs Ed Nelner Mb David Rittersbacher Mrs Gene rehse Mrs Erma Bruyer Linda rehse and Jovita redenberg (Julie Beemanrepqrter) GARDNER AUCTION SERVICE Phone 752 1371 modeled during the style show for the graduation tea are Susan Hughes left and Cheri center (Inter Lake photo by Phyllis Clark) She also spoke on inner beauty Kathy Norem a member of the charm school class sang the theme song Wendy and Mrs Don Brown sang Strange Music presented to Elizabeth Allen and 1 Believe Mrs Eleanor Hopper of Three orks spoke about proper nutrition in relation to beauty Mrs Betty Hagestad presented Mrs Harry Hetland 1 Executive board 12:30 Worden Hardy speaker IC Extension Homemakers Club Mrs David Pier 1:30 pm Overseas Wives Club Mrs Jackie rahm Whitefish 8 pm Meet for rides at David Lake home Kalispell 7:30 pm Social order of Beauceant Masonic Temple 8 pm Kalispell Duplicate Bridge Club Bridge Center 7:30 pm davM" icariwial chain TV nrfriftor (liU 'mw) canvantiaMl wwhii electric bfeHer electric meter k90O9e IUm ileeyiw beg Caiamaa laatmt wcket took vacuum appKonm lawn mawanat water haatar fwn 1949 coup fen mam ANTIQUES 34 hew bad 2 Aladdin lamp (teraa viewer caffe grinder betrie incher Receives BS Degree The avocado is the oldest fruit crop in lorida where it was introduced by the Spaniards Its Spanish name sounds like avo cado when it is spoken fast Tuesday June 8 7 PM Comer of 6th Ave Center Street COMPLETE ROUSE ULL URMITURE John Bachman Doug Lister Owners Phil Buck AuodatM Auctioneer Miss Himsl Named To Honor Roll Seventh day Adventist Church in Kalispell is conducting a vacation Bible school this week and continuing through June 17 at the Seventh day Adventist School Eighth Avenue East North and California Classes are for ages five years through 15 The school will consist of Bible lessons stories and crafts and all children are welcome a spokesman said urther information may be obtained bv calling 752 1037 or 756 3391 Valley Hospital Guild announces guild volunteers are cleaning rooms at the new hospital as soon as they are completed Any additional volunteers wishing to help may call Mrs Kauffman or Mrs Olga Torgerson hospital administrator Mrs Wade Covill and Mrs Arno Rinck representing Columbia alls Club presented a contribution to the guild to be used for the open house for the new hospital Mrs Donald Rowles chairman of the open house tea accepted the contribution with gratitude and announced the tea would take place as the final event of the open house tour with past presidents of the guild pouring inal receipts of the guild sponsored Maj7 card party were $188 Another card party and a public auction are planned for the fall as money raising activities of the guild a spokesman said ifty year pins and life memberships were awarded to Ella Mae Robbin Leta Keith Alice Jenks Hall and Richardson Area Students Earn Degrees At Eastern area students among 613 students awarded academic degrees during commencement exercises at Eastern Montana College in Billings A bachelor of science degree in liberal arts was awarded to John Stebbins Kalispell a bachelor of science degree in elementary education to Linda Jo Price Kalispell and bachelor of science degrees in secohdary education to Janis Conner and Richard Desch Kalispell and Jan Van Hoven Whitefish Get Bachelor Degrees rom Brigham Young Anthony Cassan Kalispell and Jack Reed Bigfork received bachelor degrees during 1971 commencement exercises at Brigham Young University Provo Utah The graduating class was the largest in the history7 with 3450 students receiving diplomas MONDAY Assembly 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 7:30 pm Board meeting 9 pm Kalispell Rockhounds Pacific Power Light Co senice center North Meridian Road 7:30 pm Guests welcome Kalispell Duplicate Bridge Club Bridge Center 7:30 pm TUESDAY TOPS Taperettes Clifford Room Epworth United Methodist Church 7 pm Adah Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple 8 pm Honoring new initiates and 50 year members WEDNESDAY lathead Valley Cowbelles Roger incher an emphasis in zoology and chemistry7 incher is planning to further his education this fall at Oregon State University He is a 1967 graduate of lathead High School Ceramic Club Elects Officers Newly elected officers of Big Sky Ceramic Club are Sandy Elderkin president Charlene Barber vice president Eunice Small secretary Anne Sellen treasurer Diane Joy publicity chairman and Christine Anderson scrapbook chairman geThTM ON THE SINGER TRADE IN DI AM I IW This week you get less than I II and you could get S1 00 or more for your old sewing machine when you trade in toward One Touch Sewing Any make full size sewing machine still in one piece is worth at least $50 toward any new model Touch Sew zig zag sewing machine by Singer But these extra generous allowances end this Saturday June 12 Trade in at a Singer Sewing Center now! The trading's even easier with the Singer 1 to 36 Credit Plan SINGER or address of the Singer Sewing Center nearest you see White Pages under SINGER COMPANY A Trae ''of THE SIHGEW 20 3rd St Libby 292 4242 Jan Henley Chapman To Graduate riday Kendrick Earns Three Army ROTC Awards BOZEMAN David Kendrick a Montana State University student from Kalispell was recently presented with three awards from the sixth US Army ROTC Instruc tor Group Senior Division at their annual awards banquet Kendrick was presented with the Rick Roman Award which is given to the cadet who has shown the most improvement in academic and military fields during the past year Also awarded was the Bobcat Special orces Award given for leadership character academic achievement and demonstrated excellence in self defense tactics skiing and mountain climbing The Outstanding Army Cadet light Training Award was presented on the basis of his knowledge maturity and safety while enrolled in Army ROTC light Program Kendrick a senior majoring in cons Auction technology is the son of Mr and Mrs Grant Kendrick of Kalispell LATHEAD AUCTION SALE Wednesday June 9 10:30 AM 5 miles east on Highway 2 then south of Kalispell sold the place Household Goods Tools etc Antiques Like new Coronado refrigerator dark gate leg drop leaf table kitchenette set metallic brown rockerless rocker green wrap around chair beige rockeries rocker brown daveno drop leaf table dining chairs commode folding chairs oak chest of drawers oak dresser beds luggage white drop leaf table kitchen chairs oak night stand automatic washer large chest green kitchen table chairs chests of drawers magazine stand small mangle electric ranges electric hot water tank chain saw 4 horse stock trailer with dual wheels logging tong chains etc Antique lamps lanterns bottles jars lots of other oldies all kinds of wild game homs deer head pictures new two burner camp stove new Coleman lantern step up stool bedding utensils all sizes of crocks all sizes of stone jars marble slab antique chest of drawers ladders antique green jars motors tarps plumbing equipment wheel barrow traps oil barrels post drill lots of garden took boxes of shop tools worlds of miscellaneous articles TERMS CASH WHITEISH Mrs David Kauffman president of North Miss Diegel Admitted CHENEY Wash Kalispell junior at Eastern Washington State College Brenda Diegel is among almost 200 students admitted to the EWSC professional education program Miss Diegel daughter of Mr and Mrs Gust Diegel and a graduate of lathead High School has not yet selected major area of study at EWSC Ada Chapter Honors fylarthas Past and present Marthas were honored at a regular meeting of Adah Chapter Order of Eastern Star A short reading on the station of Martha was given and tokens were presented to each In a special election Clayton Lighthall was voted to serve as associate patron for the coming year The charter was draped in memory of deceased members rank Vorhees and Nichols Brownfield Hospital Guild Members Adventist Church Schedules Bible School I HMM I a Hwiiru ba 1 JHBrJ' 7 I fl 1 MM Mm 4K sa a I 1 in fsdk 4i i a dr st sm MuraHni 9 1 A'' uUWltolQ feM 3 'x mH 'w 11 EhH 1 If iR I llw Mi vPuBI mwri? i afeWnifew Ba Mi' i Ethht Vf hl 1 El wKXLxA I jI MT Hr jKOz Jr" 'v Jfe 1 11 15 RQ fel 1b i 1 1 'v 8J1 WwuMBt IKL as Ik SI A 1 I Wv A' Aft? 4 ru ux lr I I RjrfiW? 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