The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 5

Astrological orecast Whitefish Cub Scout Pack 36 Has Invention Contest Receive Awards By CARROLL RIGHTER THURSDAY DEC 10 GENERAL TENDENCIES: This is a inn day and eve ning for whatever has tn do with Christmas shopping or the errands and the little things of daily existence that require you keep in mind the over all plans that are yours hut reduce them tnasucecssr ful working basis Show that you are able to please those who are exacting ARIES (Marcli 21 to April IB) A little confidential gar nering of data will reveal just what others think of you and then you get back ing you need Things ease up ollow inclination to be of assistance to friends in PM TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) If you are altruistic you can best be of real help to influential friends who need loyal support Accept fine in vitations of a social nature Show that you are most ac ceptable GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If you are sure that your credit is A and operating methods are fine you can get those business matters working properly now Get on the good side of an influ ential person Strong support can be yours MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are inter ested in advancement so it behooves you to get in touch with the influential Be hap py Show that you are broad minded and make the right ijnpression with others LEO (July 22 to August 21) By getting the co oper ation of experts in whatever it Is you are interested you make big success now im press close contacts favor ably Much is expected from you Be devoted VIRGO (August 22 to Sep tember 22) Discussing over all picture plans with asso ciate can help you to co or dinate efforts more wisely argue If you do not understand some point ask them to explain LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) If you are enthu siastic about work in front of you it can prove very prof itable otherwise a dud Part ners then become interested They back your efforts with real happiness SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Before going off for amusement be sure to get creative duties nicely attended Show how clever you are Set up appointments early for the please your friends SAGITTARIUS (Novem ber 22 to December 21) Now you value fundamental af fairs properly and can make big strides forward Carry through with them tonight also Have meeting of minds with kin by being consider ate CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) It's up to you to busy yourself and contact the persons who meet your requirements aptly Listen to suggestions made Clarify your ideas arid you get assistance AQUARIUS (January 21 to ebruary 19) Latch on to more interesting and lucra tive methods if you want to advance be in a position to assist others Put talents to work Get that bank account fattened PISCES (ebruary 20 to March) 20) There are cer tain affairs that require your atten tion and you would be wise to do just that Tell others what your aims are Be honest specify for best results I YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will re quire encouraging words early in life if the most is to be made of the fine talents in this chart since your pro geny has a tendency towards being shy Give good religious training that will help him her to express thoughts more clearly Add psychol ogy to educational program so that the actions of others are more easily understood Stars impel they do not What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! WHITEISH Pack 3fl Whitefish Cub Scouts dis played their at the monthly Pack meeting at the Presbyterian Church The inventions were the results of each imagin ation and ingenuity In using specified scrap items The November theme "Cub Scout Genius" was an excellent ex ample of the objectives of Cub Scouting which stress imagination parent and son working together and work ing with tools JUDGING the inventions were: Dick Adams publisher of the Whitefish Pilot Rob ed Search representing the Presbyterian Church Pack sponsor and Darrell Bos representing the Pack The inventions were class ified as useful decorative toys and comical Every entry received a rib bon for participating and blue ribbons were awarded for first place red for sec ond The winners were Useful uruce Beagle thread holder 2 Duard Svee wish ing well bank Toys 1 David Cravath boat 2 Boyd Knudsen steamshovel Comical 1 Bryan Mc Dowell covered wagon 2 Jake Barton covered wagon Decorative 1 Bobby a flower wall placque and Mike ield Christmas clock wall decora tion 2 Ronnie Schenck pad dle boat THE PACK meeting was opened with a flag ceremony by Den 4 Den 7 won the at tendance award for ha vine the highest percentage of parents present Cubmaster Jack Allison called Brian McDowell John Osborne Ian Graham Le Roy Broughton Kevin Mill sap and Danny Kingsbury and their parents forward to be inducted into the Pack Each new Cub received his Bobcat pin Awards were presented to the following boys: Robert Lochman Wolf: and Randy McDowell Wolf and Gold AVrow Silver Arrow under Wolf: Mike ield Rodney Meyers Lance Herberg Jake Barton Ricky Painter received Bear rank and a Gold Arrow Boyd Knudsen Bear Gold and Sil ver Arrow Lion rank and a Gold Arrow were awarded Bruce Meyer The highest awards in Cub Scouting Webelos were awarded to Steve Allison Bruce Beagle Jim Ramlow Jerry Bos and Andy Max well DENNER BARS were awarded to Ross Beagle Steven Osborne Roger Kel sey Rodney Meyers Bobby Beauchene Assistant denner bar went to Kurt Reimer Ian Graham Eugene Mc arlane David Cravath Bar ry Smith New Keepers of the Buckskin are Steve Ab salonson Jake Barton Ricky Painter Alan Nelson Lance Herberg Boyd Knudsen Boys receiving one year memberships were Duard Svee Kurt Reimer Steve Osborne Douglas Kastella Lance Herberg Wendell Hansen Mike ield Bobby Beauchene Two year pins were awarded to Barry Smith David Ruby Boyd Knudsen Donald Ivors Nor man Halverson John Con stenlus Three year pins and graduation certificates were presented to Steve Allison Jerry Bos Andy Maxwell Jim Ramlow ADULTS receiving mem bership pins were Jack Al lison seven year pin Alli son is retiring as cubmaster after five years in this posi tion ive year pins were award ed Melvin Dortch commit tee chairman Mrs William White Den 2 den mother four year pin to Mrs Melvin Dortch Den 5 den mother and song leader three year pins to den mothers Mrs Jack Allison Den 1 Mrs Gene Ruby Den 2 Mrs Rob ert Maxwell Den 3 Mrs Keith Svee Den 7 Two year pins went to Dar rell Bos assistant cubmaster and Webelos leader com mitteeman Bill DeVall Ed Gallo Don Voile den moth ers Mrs Edward Childers Den 4 and Mrs Olaf Erie Den 5 ONE YEAR pins were awarded Bill Baldwin assist ant cubmaster Richard Painter assistant cubmaster den mothers Mrs Bernard Meyer Den 1 Mrs Boyd Knudsen Den 2 Mrs Doro thy Hescher Den 2 Mrs Keith Mcarlane Den 4 Mrs Raymond Schmidt Den 5 Mrs Elmer auske Den 6 Mrs Kenneth ield Den 7 Mrs Larry Hanson Den 8 Mrs Don Veile Den 9 Mrs Mcarlane Mrs ield and Mrs Hanson each received a den pearl council patch segment for re registering for the second year Cubmaster Allison men tioned that this was the last meeting of the charter year Three dens are not meeting for lack of den mothers al though several mothers have volunteered to be assistant den mothers To Conduct ree Parking Experiment GREAT ALLS tUPD Shoppers in Great alls will get' a Christmas gift of two days of free parking The City Council approved a plan by KBB radio and television to rent 186 park ing meters Dec 18 in the heart of the downtown shop ping area The next day all of the curbside meters in the city will not require money as an experiment by the city Mayor Marion Erdmann who proposed the idea said it is a Christmas present from the city government and also a grand experiment to see if free parking is the answer to get more people downtown Small roadside inns in Co lonial America were known as I ss Holidays are Sim! But oil those bills! The holidays do take extra cash a problem we and can help you solve We loan money to thousands of people for hundreds of different reasons Cash for your holidays is a good one If got money problems this season see us for the cash you need Call or stop in today Small Change Gives Him Away DENVER UPD Clayman Shultz was held to day under $25000 bond charged with stealing $3450 all in coins from the Here ford (Colo) State Bank Nov 29 Police arrested Shultz this week after he bought a new car from a Denver auto deal er paying $2974 for the car in half dollars quart ers and dimes CITY INANCE CO $2500 TO M0TMT MTMtWT SCStHIM 1 Majn Sl cun MHiBE UrtOWT TOTH MYMtKTI HYOTHTS ioo 756 7192 35S2S MOO 0 Kalispell PtymMta IneHrf orfnciMl ehTM Lmb Mita tt rwliiatO tesefl en prompt woewa peirty towni png pijm pnti vi compArMHi SAC Exercise Planned riday fense forces will intercept and track the bombers Ground and air radar units will be used and Canadian and fighter planes will simulate practice Intercep tion missions Ground based Nika Hercules missile installations of the Army's Air De fense Command will exercise tracking techniques There will be no missile firing however SAC said the booms In State Inter Lake Wednesday December 9 1964 bombers will AUCTION SALE LET US WOODWORK River near SUPPLY A 5 Si A' ix 1 4 1 Heat Water Electrically 4 of Columbia alls PACIIC 1 held early over the States and 53 will be morning United PLANNING TO BUILD REMODEL ADD A ROOM INSULATE Pacific Power has a very low step in its rates of only 810 of per kilowatt hour designed for electric water heating Before you install any water heater let us discuss with you the advantages of modem electric water heating and how little it realty costs wn Command announc (a psi Now in our NEW HOME East on Highway 2 756 9444 investigate' are also ex missions at through Bril south to the SAC said OTk1 Illi til1 but after investigating the facts we decided to keep our preseat electric more than satisfied with the speed and economy of electric water heating and so Recommend a Reli able and Competent Contractor or Carpenter WESTERN of Nsv iff I at 434 ifth Ave East In Kalispell HOUSEHOLD URNISHINGS Mahogany extension table with three leaves ma hogany china closet chairs Hotpolnt refrigera tor rigidaire range large Westinghouse upright freeier davenport set two walnut single poster beds complete beautiful mahogany complete bedroom suite beautiful walnut finish bedroom suite chests dressers light green overstuffed swivel chair rockers overstuffed chairs stands 16x12 brick color rug and pad 9x12 brick color rug and pad chrome kitchenette set radio oil heater Maytag conventional washing machine lamps other furniture many many small items TERMS CASH Helen Klawitter Owner SALE WKL BE HELD INSIDE BUCK a CARROLL Auctioneers WALT MANNINO Clerk OMAHA Neb Strategic A i llcadouarters tin HELENA llll'D SI ream rd a joint SAC Norlh Amer flow was above median in ivan Air Defense Command Montana in November with exercise the exception of the north iriday east part the Gcologi western cal Survey lias reported 'Canada Il said ort Peck Reser SAC Mr oAris never worry when John and play in the base ment Our electric water heater is flameless Not having to mess with vents and flues made the installation easier JA31 nice to have Karen help with the dishes and nice to know that we always have plenty of hot water for washing clothes baths and the many other hot water needs of our Smart Women i 4 1 1 Cl 1 I Montana Ne i Dakota Smith! Dakota Oregon Utah Wash ington and Wyoming SAC said some B58 hustler! bombers would fly at super sonic speeds at high altitudes near cities in California and Washington Some disturb ance will be caused due to1 sonic booms SAC said but added that" the altitudes 543 sk Ip Mi 'T would make harmless A EW 1358s ected to fly high altitudes ish Columbia United Slates The missions are not cx I peeled to last more than an fly hour over any specific land voir storage was highest for simulated bombing missions ai'ea Normal civil air traf November since storage be over an area which includes fw expected to be af gan In 1937 Water held in portions of Canada west offccted ort Peck was up 32 per cent Hie Great Slave Lake over During the exercise Cana from a year ago and 61 per Alberta and British Colum d'an and aerospace de cent more than averann bia and nnrtinn of th II 1 West of the Continentalron? Alaska to the Mexican' Divide the Kootenai River at 01 primarily west of Libby was 117 per cent of the Mountains the 1931 60 median and the SAC HEADQUARTERS Clark Pork at St Regis lOOald sub sonic B47 and B52 pct cent of median The mid ilocal range bombers would die fork of the lathcad at fly toward simulated targets West Glacier was 107 per at both high and low alti eent of the 1943 57 average tudes close to US cities in East of the Divide stntes and the tWo Cana Manas at Shelby was 89 per dlnn Provinces cent of the 1943 57 average Included arc the stales of The Yellowstone was 102 peri Arizona California Colo ccni oi average at Lorwmrado Idaho Springs and 95 per cent al vada North 1 Binings hock creeK near Red Lodge had runoff 93 per cent of average The Judith Utica flowed at 102 per cent o( average but runoff con tinued to be deficient in the northeast with the Pop lar River at Poplar flowing only 27 per cent of average investigate'.