The Bozeman Courier from Bozeman, Montana • 10

the Bozeman courier hozeman Montana PAGE TEN riday ebruary 11 1944 Bozeman Ennis Ski Parrots In inal Accident Costs (Continued from Page One) RIDAY SATURDAY A SHOW IT COSTS NO MORE SUN MON TUES dramatic training Buying War Bonds was INSULATION ire Proof Vermin Proof Tire Allotments Poured Between The Ceiling Joists REDUCED Here Are The acts Wendell Willkie To 2 Navy Brooks Meat Is Stinnett Eugene Edward Our Best from last ood THE GREAT AMERICAN PORK CHOP LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTH SIDE MARKET 4 the We Save You Money On resh and Bright as Spring Itself! Any Type Vivid Prints in JERSEYS Listings Wanted NOTICE TO CREDITORS CREPES Others to $495 JERSEYS SKIRTS STRIPES CHECKS with linen jackets 3 erywhere Sizes 12 46 rom 3 4 $9 90 THE CAMPUS PRESCRIPTIONS 'BONDS STAMPS and are and the the the 3 3 having appeared on the Broadway unniest thing on film! slow good are Otis Herman THE DAUGHTER LARRY BROTHERTON THE BOZEMAN CANNING CO a recent bombers after the suddenly SOUTH TELLS SCENES MARINE PRIVATE MANHATTAN GRIM BATTLE time to is grow You still have RECAP but time ing shorter BUT THE WEATHER OUT GOOD OR A AST VERNON HILL MEMORIAL Gardner Waite left Wednes day for Tucson Ariz where he will begin an indoctrination course in the Navy Gardner has endeavored to get into the navy for better than a year now and finally just recently in Hel ena his physical condition met the requirements He has received the commission in the naval reserve of Lieutenant Junior Grade Mr Waite is partner and man ager of the real estate and insur ance firm of' Waite Co at 116 East Main The popular firm suc cessor to a long time firm was known successively back through the years as Waite Parkin Co Gardner Waite Co and Gardner insurance and real es tate Mr Gardner was the grand father of the present proprietor During Mr absence Keith Gastineau salesman for the firm for several years is in charge Selectees or Navy Sworn In At Butte This Week Tuesday and in New York City One of the items that was sent by mail this week was a clipping from the Seattle Times telling of the rise of Miss Lawrence from the Reper tory Playhouse there to her pres ent contract Miss Lawrence is now the wife of Anthony Smith a young archi tect a protege of rank Lloyd Wright one of New ing architects She Mrs Heidel cousin Lt riday and Saturday 'Death Valley Manhunt' with Bill Elliott also MUGGS STEPS with the East Side Kids Elmer Backman The Parrots of Gallatin County High school are bustling around preparing their annual theatrical presentation scheduled for showing at the high school auditorium next week The play will be presented to the pub lic for two performances Wednes day matinee ebruary 16 and Thursday evening ebruary 17 An additional performance will be presented to the Engineers and Air Cadets in training at Montana State college on the night of eb ruary 18 but this performance is not open to the public relates the story of a henpecked little fellow who despite every effort on his own part is drawn into a series of comic developments that should keep the audience in a continuing state of mirth Lloyd Myers as the milk toast Cyrus is working hard to master the character Sally Rooney gives promise of doing an excellent job as the dominant wife Elizabeth Reed and Lor raine Eaton play the elder sisters with Natalie Dobson enacting Elaine the role created by Bette Davis in the Broadway production Elaine is enamoured of the deliv ery boy played by Vic Benson Walter Plumlee and Bob Mercer play the strangers from the city with Wendell Pollock and Bill earn cast in fat comedy roles as Sam Green and Reverend Dr Stump respectively A special scenic setting is be ing designed by members of Mrs art class including Eliza beth Reed Sam Cloninger Wilda Walton Douglas Alexander Wayne Walker and Betti jean eas ier Walt Plumlee is doubling as stage carpenter with Sam Bell as electrician Stage hands include Jack Knodle George Johnson Duane Hallesy Dick reeman Jim Clark Bill Thomas and Ray White Harriette Reif heads the com mittee on properties assisted by Barbara Carlson Margaret Smiley Phyllis McHaney and Dorothy Saunderson The cos tumes are being assembled by Loisgail Eversz Jean Alice Peter son Barbara Bunnell and Ruth Orner Jean Marquis Candace Davis and Doris reeland have charge of makeup Bette Brittan Vic Benson Collette Myers and Sam Cloninger are handling the publicity Bette Brittan is the prompter Joe Street and Bill Van Horn are assistants to Jack Nel son who is business manager for the entire production The reserved seat sale for the Thursday performance begins at Hauseman Tuesday ebruary 15 Candidate Wendell Willkie will make a swing through Mon tana next week His scheduled appearances are in Great alls and in Billings The presidential aspirant will fly from Salt Lake City to Great alls it is under stood for an appearance Wednes day ebruary 16 and will fly thence to Billings for an appear ance there next Thursday eb ruary 17 Mrs Gladys Knowles of Mis soula prominent state Republican worker has written Bozeman women that Mrs Willkie who is accompanying her husband on this trip will not be traveling by plane Wednesday but will pass through Bozeman that afternoon on the eastbound passenger train Republican women were planning yesterday to form a par ty to meet and greet Mrs Willkie at the train stop in Bozeman LORALS DOTS Sizes 12 20 38 54 Sunday Monday Tuesday 'Henry Aldrich Haunts A House" with Jimmy Lydon and Charlie Smith also with Rober Paige and Harriette Hilliard STEPHENSON deceased Notice is hereby given by undersigned administrator of Estate of William A Stephenson deceased to the creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers with in four months after the first pub ifcatipn of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Bol inger Bolinger 416 Commercial National Bank building Bozeman Montana the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in the County of Gal latin Charles Stephenson Administrator of the Estate of William A Stephenson deceased Dated January 17th 1944 Bolinger Bolinger Attorneys for administrator Among those who were accepted by the Navy and the Marines at their pre induction examination early in January were 14 men who received their calls to report for duty Tuesday of this week They were sworn in that day now in the Marine Corps They William George Daniel Pouliot Robert Lincoln Kremer Joseph William Brand Lyle Lester Walker John Allen Shiell and Kenneth Allen Railey Others who are leaving from other boards are Earl Elbert Cleveland Cecil Raphael Murphy William Carlson Edward James Goodwin and Comet Eugene Watson All are double duty dresses and smart ev tain States Telephone and Tele graph Co 4 Club members said goodbye and expressed best wishes for Waite retiring secretary who Wednesday left to report for ac tive duty with the Naval Re serve in which he holds a com mission of Lieutenant Junior Grade Gardner Waite Dons Uniform of Naval Reserve association bears out this same ra tio surprisingly close The Rotary club welcomed back Dr Clark member who for the last six months has been on leave from Montana State college doing an advisory and organiza tional job in livestock in Great Britain Dr Clark remarked that he is not used to such a good meal as he was served at the luncheon at any price Clark said he had visited Schubert Dyche Montana college coach on leave and an other Bozeman Rotarian in Lon don just before he returned to this country Mr Dyche has a very responsible position in the Red Cross in London where he is in cnarge of finances ormerly he organized Red Cross clubs throughout England and had the misfortune it seemed to have sev eral of them blown up one of them at Grimsby just after he had got it in running order JaKe Tiedema was introduced as a new member of the club Visit ing Rotarians here for the confer ence of extension agents were red inch of Terry Kellv Hansen We have a ready market for Bozeman residential property especially for five and six room houses Estate of RALPH CHAL LENDER deceased Notice is hereby given by undersigned executrix of the Will of Ralph Chailender deceased to the creditors and all persons having claims against the said de ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executrix at the office of Bolinger Bol inger 416 Commercial National Bank Building Bozeman Mon tana the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in the County of Gal latin lead is a niece of of Bozeman (jg) Joseph Lawrence Brotherton of Bozeman has been since the middle of last summer with the Navy in the Pacific in India and the Middle East (Special from The Manhattan Correspondent) That Marine Private irst Class Philip South 24 son of Mr and Mrs South of Manhat tan is seeing plenty of action in the South Pacific area is evi denced by word received here of some of his experiences During the Guadalcanal campaign a sniper shot the hand grip off rifle During the third battle of the Matanikan in a fight to save Henderson field from the Japs South and four other Mar ines found themselves in the mid dle of the attack One of the boys was killed one wounded South was unhurt He tells this story of experience: Jap struck at our camp and first dropped its load I hopped out of my foxhole to get my gas mask I know why I did for never taken the mask into the hole with me before It was on a tree only 10 feet away but the second plane dropped its bombs before I could get back so I stayed by the tree A per sonal bomb landed right beside the foxhole One of my buddies was struck in the arm by shrap nel but there he was without a whimper holding on to the wound so that he bleed to death My other buddy was wounded in the side I crept over and held him in my arms until a hospital corpsman could come up I was scared but untouched begin ning to believe I lead a charmed South enlisted in the Marines March 11 1942 was in training at San Diego for four months before being sent overseas to Samoa September 18 1942 After a siege of malaria he was sent to a rest camp in Australia where he was an instructor before being again sent to active service 37 The American Legion and Aux iliary held a joint meeting fol lowed by the annual chili feed Tuesday with a big crowd present In charge of the feed were Mrs Chester Roecher chairman Mrs Brooke Hartman Mrs rancis Mikkelson Mrs A Pass and Mrs Ida Morrow The program centered around ebruary as Americanism month and Mrs Rachel Callantine chair man of Americanism was in charge The group together sang patriotic songs after which talks by McGowan and Mrs Brooke Hartman were given on civilian defense and national de fense Earl Dawes showed pic tures of the sinking of the Graf Spee and of action in the Pacific Mrs Cottrell presided at the Auxiliary business meeting and heard the following reports: Mrs George Belshaw bond sale chairman reported on sales at the unit bond both in the Arcade and that the auxiliary unit bought a $100 bond Mrs Martilla chairman for a rummage sale to be held soon assisted by Mrs Ann Vogel will collect contributions from members and friends eb ruary 17 A card party has been planned for Saturday night offer ing a lot of prizes including a bond for door prize The public is invited to attend at the basement Mrs Alice Gustafson most recent gold star mother was in troduced as an auxiliary member Visitors Mrs Charles Kroinan from Miles City and Mrs Dorothy McConnell formerly president of the Grangevillela unit and now living in Bozeman were intro duced as were Mrs Oberlin and Mrs Warwood both of Belgrade new members This brings the membership over the top with 151 members Our early spring cottons have arrived! The frocks that will brighten up the home front! In one piece and button coat styles Gay prints colorful stripes and florals Clever polka dots Outstanding values The Bozeman Ennis Invitational ski meet was held at the Bear canyon hill Sunday ebruary 6 with a good turnout both entrants and spectators Quite a few came over from Ennis for the event our classes were arranged includ ing and two jun ior events those under nine and those between ten and high school Each race consisted of a down hill race and two slalom runs on a course set by Otto Hovde Win ners of the were Duke Gus tafson Carlos Livers Claude Angle and Jim Livers The wom race was won by Shirley Jef fers and Amy Tunnicliff The old er youngsters raced with Hayden Elliott Volher Saier and Marlow Urdahl winning Among the youngest Don Stack Tommy Bry and Jerry Rankin were the fast est It was no record setting day for the snow was wet and but the races went off in style After the races supper served in the ski cabin to 85 mem bers of the two clubs This Sunday the Vernon Hill Memorial trophy race will be held This event is open only to mem bers of the Bozeman Ski club in competition for the wall plaque presented each year by the Boze man club to its member winning the downhill and two slalom races Last year it was awarded to Perry Roys Always a much coveted award it promisess to attract a large group of contestants Contestants must register at Hauseman on Satur day to be eligible The race starts at 11 sharp Sunday Julia Susanna Chailender Executrix of the Will of Ralph Chailender deceased Dated January 19th 1944 Bolinger Bolinger Attorneys for Executrix Jan 21 4t Your listing with this agency will be treated with the greatest of care and study in order to secure the soundest pos sible transfer of title and business deal for both buyer and seller Be At Billings and Gt alls Next Week Meet Was Run In Wet Snow Sunday The Willson Co Bozeman's riendly Store Just One More Reason or Directed by RAOUL WALSH Screen Play by rank Gruber Alvah Bessie ro Story by Leslie White Music by Adolph Deutscl niiv i On Sale i Lobby Sometimes the "profes sional around this establishment deceives folks Because we have a repu tation for holding to the high est ethical standards employ ing only skilled registered pharmacists and insisting upon fresh potent drugs some people conclude that we are But it so! Actually it costs no more often less to bring your prescription here to Head quarters Why next time? Jane Lawrence Movie Actress is rom Bozeman Passenger tire and tube al lotments set at 2184 10 below allotment of 2394 Grade IH tires reduced from 3712 in January to 2738 in ebruary 3' Truck tires reduced from 2037 in January to 1864 in ebruary with 500 ELIG IBLE TRUCK tire applica tions carried over month Dagget of Havre Club guest beside the speaker was Mueller new manager of the Bozeman exchange of the Moun Auxiliary Enjoys Chili eed With Legion Tuesday MRS BELSHAW REPORTS BOND SALES AT BOOTH IN THE ARCADE Don't Wait! Act Immediately! But for Health's sake do not leave it out of the diet Rehearsals or Comedy Next Week BROADWAY HIT GOOD OR CONTINUING STATE MIRTH HERE 16th 17th Bexmeit Siith Agency Kenyon Noble Lumber Co 128 West Main Phone No 4 Use it Wisely Make It Go As ar As Possible club Dr I with State Spring orecast TO BRING IT HERE 41 41 RmnBMBUBiigHamimiWBiisusRBninwiatttiisuauBiiBusRiusBtnBRBnsuauiuaummuiutBuaitBimninmimiBneuBiiBiiwiatisim Tire Service Jane Lawrence is Miss Jane Brotherton formerly of Bozeman the Courier staff has been told re peatedly this last week Last week an item in the paper queried who this outstanding young woman was and who she had been when she lived in Bozeman Since then by mail telephone and personal visits friends and relatives have furnished further details She is the daughter of Brotherton president of the Boze man Canning Co and Mrs Broth erton Jane was born in Bozeman and lived here until she was 12 when the family moved to Mount Vernon Wash Recently she went to Hollywood with a contract at Columbia after in stage She took her at the University of Washington of White Sulphur Springs and Ben e's a I A $1 S8 i 1 a If Era PRESCRIPTIONS BONDS STAMPS.