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The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
Tinker Harvey
Wedding At
Ebenezer Church

Miss Dolores Ruth Tinker
daughter of MI. and Mrs. William
Tinker of 223 Second ST. s w
Sidney, and Jack D. Harvey ot
Sidney, a son Of Mrs. Adamson OF
Seminole, Texas, spoke wedding
vows in a beautiful candle-ligh1
ceremony at the Ebenezer Congre-
gatIonal church in Sidney at gao
p. m. Wednesday, April 20.
Rev. A. c. Delabarre performed
the double ring ceremony in the
presence Of about so relatives and
friends. Mrs. Caroline KIing
played the prenuptial music. the
traditional wedding marches. and
the accomplishments for Miss
Marian Miller, a cousin of the
bride, who sang, "I Love You
Truly" and Wedding Prayer"
Given IN marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a smoke blIIe
street dress trimmed with rhine
stones, with white accessories. and
carried a bouquet of red roses
with white satin streamers on a
white Bible. Her jewelry was a
triple strand of pearls.
Mrs. Robert Tinker. a sister
in-IaW OF the bride, as matron of
honor, wore a winter white suit
with seed pearl trim and match
ing accessories. Her corsage was
pink carnations.
Robert Tinker, brother of the
bride, was the groom's attendant
OSherS were Don Scheetz and
Louis Miller, cousins of the bride
Mrs Llnker chose for her daugh-
ter,S wedding, a navy blue suit
with white accessories.
At the reception for the guests
neld In the church parlors follow
the ceremony, the brides table
was ornamented with pink and
steamers and centered bv
Z three-tiered wedding cake ton
pea with a miniature bride and
groom. The cake was baked and
ut by Dorothy Marker, a cousin
# the bride. ]
Eileen Tinker, sister of tbe ]
ride, had charge of the guest
,ook, and Marian Miller recorded
ne gifts as they were opened bv
he bride and groom. c
Following a short wedding trim I
IT. and Mrs. Harvey will be at t
ONE to their friends at 223, Sec S
nd St. S. W. in Sidney.
IFS. Harvey is a graduate of i
loney high school, class of 1854 S
Mr.. Harvey was educated in d
exaS: He has been employed at
Silver Boot Cafe near Sidney a
Out OF town guests at the we'd l.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c,
mixer OF Dore, N. D., brother ii
Law and sister of the bride n
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Cartwright
By Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

The chairman of the Sioux
March OF Dimes has sent in a totaI
OF Sl44.43 to the county chair
man. The YCL of Cartwrigbt
school collected over $3.50 on
sales of lilies for the CripnIed
Children's fund.
The two lower grades of +be
Cartwright school received s11na-i0
or ratings on both choral readings
which they presented at the co,In9
~ speech festival. Miss Mary Ann
thompson is their teacher.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs
Ferry Elletson attended the fllner-
services at Fairview for Ben
SHUTTER, an early pioneer.
MISS Jost took nine members
the Cartwright YCL to the
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Skaar
~ Sauaw Can SchnnI

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tasker were
supper guests at the Robert Olser
home Sunday, April II.
On Tuesday the Suuaw Gan
school teacher, Mrs. Milton Bruins
void, treated her students and
next years first graders to a trim
10 Dickinson. The group left amid
the rain in two cars, one driven
Oy Milton BrUnsvold, the other bv
MRS. Ted Folkvord, accompanied
by Mrs. Olaf Folkvord. They stop-
PED for lunch in Beach and had
dlnner in Dickinson after which
Iney boarded the train for Beach
ms was really a thrilling expert
ence for the children since if was
1ne first train ride for any of them.
5hey were met in Beach by Mr..
Brunsvold and Mrs. Folkvord and
oelVered home, a mighty tired
Dut very happy group of children.
Due 70 all the rain and bad roads.
LED Folkvord delivered part of the
ch1ldren home in his ieep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Olsen were
6each callers on Friday the 10th.
sylvia and Jack Madison spent
saturday afternoon at the M. T
Brunsvold home.
The Homemaker's club met If
Olaf Folkvord home Thurs
DAY afternoon, but due to the
muddy roads only a few members
came.
Elmer Brunsvold and Wilbur
Mann had dinner with the Al
Eierkes Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy KemmiS
Jimmie and Stanley Kemmis
I sidney were Sunday visitors At
ne Howard Wheeling home. Stan
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Obituary


Funeral services for Andrew
Erickson, 80, who died at the COM
munity Memorial hospital in Sid
ney Thursday evening, April 81,
were held at the Cloyd-G order
Mortuary in Sidney at 1000 a. M.
Saturday morning, April %. Rev.
A. E. Setness officiated at the ser-
vice.
Mr.. Erickson was born in Dovre
Guddransalen, Norway, April 2,
1875 a son of Erick and Annie
Brolokken. He was baptised and
confirmed in the Lutheran faith
there. He came to the U. S. about
1897 and went to Page, N. D.,
where he had relatives. He lived
IN that community until 1902
Wnen he came to Richland county
and homesteaded near Four Mile
was married in that commune
W to Hulda Rude (date unknown
In the mid-twenties he farmed
and operated a grocery store at
Lambert. Later he sold his inter
ests there and lived in Minneapo-
lis until 1947 when he came to
Falrview and has since made his
home with his sister Mrs. Anna
H%narreborg.
He is survived by one daughter.
Mrs. PAUL. Olstad, Galesburg. NJ
a brother Hans Erickson, Far
20, N. D.; and two sisters, Mrs.
A~narreborg, of Fairview, and Mrs.
Marie Hunter, Los Angeles, Cal.
he also leaves 6 grandchildren. d
'reat grandchildren, and a num- ]
'er OF neices and nephews. {
The body lay in state at the {
,loyo-Gorder Mortuary, and the t
emalns were taken to Galesburg {
\, D., for committal there at the
I'm River Cemetery. S
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Savage
Mrs. John Gear

Notice-Services May l at HOO
a. m. at the Lutheran church
sunday. Rev. John Carlson will
deliver the sermon.
Savage H. S. honor roll students
Tor the past six weeks: Patricia
Murray, Charles Reisig, Marian
Drury, Ina Chandler, Janice Jo-
nasen, and Wilma Hamburg.
Word has been received here
that Clark Brooks, old timer of
the Savage community, passed
away at his home in Sunny Vale.
Calf, April 81. He was 80.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Nemec
rejoicing over the arrival of an
BIZ ID. baby boy at the Sidney
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annual meeting at Alexander Apr
Is. Congratulations to Betty John
son of Pleasant Center school Of
election to office as president TO
the next year.
Jess Croy who had been EN-
ployed at Big Timber, Mont, lef
from here Sunday for Minneapo.
lis to take exams for employment
in operating caterpillar equip.
ment in Greenland. He passed anC
went from there direct to location
Mrs. Henry Servas of Glendive
her daughter, Mrs. Gene Mel
dahl and grandsons, Michael anc
Terry were callers Sunday at the
Odegaards' and Frank Lasseys'
Hans Shelby who was 81 years
of age last week Tuesday and is
now a resident at Arnegaard's
Old Peoples Home, had his birth
day gladdened by visitors the Sun
day before when Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hagen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Oakland and children
took a birthday cake and sand
wiches and visited with him at
the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson,
David and Carroll attended the
springtime meeting of the Rural
Letter Carriers and auxiliary at
Williston Sunday, April II.
MI. and Mrs. Olof Knudsen
and Lois returned home last week
from Minneapolis, where they had
spent the winter.
The next recreation party here
is billed for April 80.
Ladies of Bethel WMF attended
a spring workers conference at
Fairview Zion Lutheran church in
Fairview Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Odegaard
visited at Arnegaard Sunday hon
the birthday of Mrs. Jacob
Evanson at her home. Mrs. Evan
son, 86, is a distant relative of
Mrs. Odegaard. The Odegaards all
called on Hans Shelby at the
Old Peoples Home and spent the
evening with MI. and Mrs. Oscar
Madsen who were one-time Cart
residents when MI. Madsen
vas grain buyer at the elevator.
Neighbors and friends gathered
It the O. J. Odegaard home Tues
lay evening in a surprise party
IGNORING their 10th wedding an
llversary. The surprise element
vas successfully Unanswered by
1rs. VIM. Faulkner who engaged
o fix the brides hair to keep
-er occupied until the self
guests arrived. Two decor
ted cakes made by Mrs. Law
ence Croy and Mrs. Gilman Wang
raced the lunch table. The hon
red couple were presented with
overs. Guests present were Mr..
nd Mrs. Gene Meldahl, Mr.. and
lrs. Roy Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. 1
eVert Sponheim and children. I
lie and Morton Sponheim, Mr.. and
RS. VIM. Klym and girls. VIM. \
aulkners and girls. MI. and Mrs. S
ans Berntson, Mrs. Art Paulson J
rs. Anna Paulson and Carl. Mr. 4
ID Mrs. John Dunbar, Mr.. and
rs. Frank Leens, Mr.. and Mrs. S
cry Elletson, MI. and Mrs s
'ank Lassey, Mr.. and Mrs. Alley
oran, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oakland f,
q Miss Mary Ann Thompson. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hagen is
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY Ann
ALLIANCE CHURCH
A. j. Rnrchardt narfnr

Saturday afternoon. The Deeper Life
Broadcast over KICK, 400.
Sunday school with a welcome for
you. 1000.
Subject; "Jehoshaphat's Righteous
Leadership"
Sunday morning worship service
Sunday evening evangelistic service.
Rev. L. W. Pippert. district superin-
te1Fdent, will be the speaker in this
evening service.
Tuesday evening, the Young PEOPLES
service with Ralph Shields as the
leader and the Pastor leading the
Bible study from Galatians 3.
Wednesday evening, the service of
Bible study and prayer, 7:3O.
YOU are always welcome to share
with us in the worship and fell
Iowshtp of the services and work of
the church.
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were Wednesday evening s,Innor
guests at the Odegaard home -
celebration of their a~nniversar1-
Dianne and Patsy stayed over iii
Saturday when Mrs. Odegaard
took them home to Williston- The
Hagens were also celebrating their
anniversary Friday, April %, their
ninth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart
and daughters Of Sidney, and the
Cartwright teachers, Miss Jost and
Miss Thompson, were Sunday vic
itors at the VIM. Lassey home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lassey and
Mavis spent Wednesday afternoon
in Sidney. They visited Mrs. Prin-
cess Clark and the James Stew
arts.
Norman Rods of Charbonneau
and CAMEL Derudders visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Iszley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Y~oungstron
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dobiac
went to Sidney Sunday evening
when the ladies entered the Me-
mortal hospital both being surgery
patients Monday. Mrs. Frank Las
sey went over Monday to stav
with the patients throughout the
day and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Tangen of
Minot arrived at the Frank Leens
home Sunday just in time for din
ner. MI. Tangen and Mrs. Leens
are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Lassey had
as Easter guests Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Theige of Springbrook, N. d
Hauge and sons of Ray. and
Neil Oman and sons Of Helena
Mont.
St. MichaePs and AL Angels,
Episcopal Guild met Friday. April
Is at the church with Mrs. .Tobn
Dunbar as hostess. Devotions were
given by Mrs. VIM. Lassey and
the lesson on Luke was presented
by Mrs. Frank Lassey. May 1917
were announced as Convocation
Days at jamestown, N. D.. and
members were urged to attend.
oarochial school dates were ten
-atively set for June 9Th to 18Th
. box of collected material was
'eady to be sent to the church at
Emmett, NJ. D. Mrs. Charles Kram-
accompanied Mrs. Koch from
and was a visitor and a
lumber of people we're luncheon
.uests.
VIM. Scrivner received a mes
age Tuesday evening telling Of
he death of his brother, Joseph
.crivner that morning at his home
I Citrus Heights, Calf. He had
cen invalided for some time. VIM
nd Mrs. Scrivner visited him last
-ugust. Funeral service and burial
,as Saturday April % at Rose
lille, Calf. Mr.. Scrivner was
nable to attend the funeral err
ice.
Mrs. Emalie Lassey accompanied
II. and Mrs. J. E. Lassey home
lnday to stay during Mrs
oungstrom's hospital confine-
ent.
Arthur Shade is spending
time here with his son, Guy
VIM. Klym is taking time off
om the depot to do a little farm
g and gardening. Mr.. M. Nelson
relief operator.
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Churches
ST. "PHILOMEN cHTpCu

ST. PHLOMENA'S CHURCH
re. Rev. MonsignOr c. ]. Curtin nsSo,
Rev: Michael GuInan and Rev
Sidney:
Sunday Masses: 800. 9.30. 11.oo
weekday Masses: 7:3O am R.Is ~
talrview Mass Schedule. ALL
sIrst and third Sundays: IL q m
second. fourth. and fifth SUNDAYS:
lambert Mass Schedule:
sIIst and third Sundays 900 a. m
second fourth. and fifth SUNDAYS:
NOIICEESummer months of Nav.
June, July. August, Septemher MsSs
n hour earlier. ~
Savage:
N. every Sunday and holy days
Richey:
Every 2nd. 4th and 5th Sunday at
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RE9RGANIZED CHURCH Of
JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DSv
SAINTS OF FARVTEuT

N. - AIlhur Reynolds, Pastor
iV:00 a. m. Church school.
1I;OO a. m. Preaching.
communion service IL 200 a. M. first
sunday Of the month. Also mems
4Irst Sunday of the month. ~
FLayer service 1880 D. m. Wednesday
Aaults Bible study. 1880 o. m SIN.
EEniIoren's classes in basement same
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OF con
4l2 East Main
nv

sunday school convenes at 1000 am.
with classes for all ages.
Morning worship at HOO. The pastor
Will bring a message on 'Victorious
Living" 3rd in a series.
EVangenstlc service, 7:45 pm. A time
OF spiritual refreshing.
tuesday: We viii be host to a e
uon-wide fellowship meeting. Ser
wees at 2:30, $50. and 7:45 D.. M.
special speakers and music from out
OF town guests.
thursday: The Christ Ambassadors
VII hold their regular service on
thursday instead of Tuesday. Slides
on he Holy Land, Israel, viii be
We invite you to Sidney's Progress
slv Full Gospel church. Welcome.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Otto FieSeI-PastOr

S;4S a. m. Sunday school.
A.oO d. m. Morning worship service
Q p. m. Sunday evening Evangelistic
services. sSI
oo:SS00 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting
e;SO D. m. Wednesday, choir prac-
5S'5O p. m. Wednesday, story hour
o p. IN. CBY LIST and 3rd Tuesday.
me. let us go into The Rotsa ot tho
Lord" Ps. i22:I. uSe VI he
9 lou are welcome to attend Dur SER
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PELLA LUTHERAN CHURCH

"A. Jensen, Pastor
9;45 a. m. Sunday school. L. L. Bible
class.
II a. m Divine service.
QUO D; m. Pot luck supper. Spon-
sored by the league.
Monday. ZOO p. m. Boy Scouts.
tuesday, 700 p. m. Youth choir re-
hearSal.
Wednesday. $50 D. m. Ladies' Aid.
thursday, 700 p. m. Senior choir
rehearsal. ~
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COMMUNITY
EHTTRGH

CHURCH
Savage, Montana
j. S. Rain, pastor
our Sunday school meets at 10 Z.
LOO Sunday morning service Of
worship. "a
300 Sunday evening service of
evangelism. -
Wednesday night we meet for Bible
study and prayer at 300.
Our youth service Is on Thursday A.
300. al
If you have no church home come
and visit us.
The straight and narrow road Is
the only path that has no traffic
problem"
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARFNE
r. A. Gilster. Minister


r. A. GiIster, Minister
Sunday. May 1:
900 = $3.50 a. m. Radio broadcast of
showers of Blessing and Your
Gospel Broadcast"
S;45 a. m. Sunday school: Peter
Thiessen, Supt.. Lesson from II
Chron. 1920: "A Man of Faith and
Action"
IIOO a. m. Morning worship with the
pastor bringing the message.
700 P. M. Young Peoples.
7;45 p. m. Evening Gospel service
with Rev. Paul Kindschi, National
Holiness Association executive sec
rotary from Minneapolis, preaching.
7;45 p. m. Wed church annual meet
ing.
a cordial welcome awaits everyone
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HOLINESS METHODIST
MEG No. NIL

OoA FISH, pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Mornlng worship, IL a. m.
EI19nLn youth Crusaders. 700 D.. m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:3O nm
n After Church Visit" is on the
ar every Sunday evening at $40
a friendly welcome awaits Won ar
an Of these services. "
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OF THE LATTER = DAY SAINTS
services under the direction of the
Missionaries TIC
Sunday school 1890 am. at NYA
hal Everyone welcome.
Urinary: Saturday, 2 p. m. for chill
Ladies Relief Society: Tuesday. 700
2. m. F1reside Chat Sunday evening"
Z O'Clock. For weekly meetinS
places call Mrs. w. H. Haase. Phone
You are cordially invited to attend
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WITNESSES

-.T - NHNNNoIdIE AVE.
%Fairview. Montana
Lynn V. -Speakerworth nrasidina
minister. piSsIulhs
Watch Tower study, Sunday. 2 n m
5lple study Wednesday, 8 e. m
service meeting Friday, 7:45 n m
dheocratlc ministry school FrIdav
s:45 D. m. tHoaS'
R 5Ip ~ at 3 p; m. NYA hail. Sidney.
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T ST. LAWRENCE EPISCOPAL

Rev. E. L. Badenoch, pastor
az new church located at the corner
OF West Main st. and 9Th Ave ~
west part Of Sidney. ="
Services at IL am.
Ghurch school = GAS a. m.
aoly communion First and third
Sundays of each month.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHTJRCH
John w. Chambers paSfor

Friday-Adult instruction class 7.oo
Saturday-Confirmation class a.o0
Sunday-Worship service 300.
2unday-Church school GAS.
Junior Bible Glass GAS.
Worship service HOO.
Senior Walther League 1870.
evening Vespers KICK 9:15.
Luesuay~ High school confirmation
Observation-Disclosures Bible study
Ihursday-Choir rehearsal 7.3o.
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RIcHEY LAMBERT LUTHERAN

RICHEY = LAMBERT LUTHERAN
M. A Schmidt, Pastor
American Lutheran, Richey:
Sunday. May L:
Worship service 8 a. m.
Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Thursday. May S:
Ladies Aid. 2:30 %. m.
First Lutheran, Lambert:
Sunday, May 1:
Worship service II a. m.
Sunday school. 1000 a. N.
Wednesday. May 4:
Bible study, 300 D. m.
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Bronson LUTHERAN CHURCH
A Jensen, Pastor
Sunday. May /:
~ a. m. Divine service.
1000 a. m. Sunday school.
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ST. PETERS LUTHERAN CHTRcl
OF SIOUX pass

norman r. Prestbye, Pastor
CulbertsOn, Montana
Sunday worship service during AnriI
and May will be on the Second and
fourth Sundays of the month.
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FAIRVIEW LUTHERAN PARISH
A. E. SetneSs, pastor

ZION:
Sunday, May /:
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Divine worship at IL a. M.
Thursday, May S:
Choir at z D. m.
Luther League at 8 d. m.
BETHEL OF CARTWRiGHT.
Sunday. May 1:
sunday school at II a. m. (CST).
Divine worship at 10 a. m CCST)
Wednesday, May 4:
WMF at 2 D. m
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EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. A. G. Delabarre, Pastor
Phone S62M
CHURCH OF CHRTsT

T-e--r - y WNNNNIUA
Montana, 14O Ave, So.
Jack Coleman, preacher.
Sunday. 10 a. m. Bible study
II a. m. Worship.
1,oO .; m. Evening service.
thursday. 300 p. m. Bible study.
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PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. Bernard McI nin ~a-aL-

CONGREGATIONAL.
rev. bernard McLain. minister
Saturday 10 to IL Confirmation fl,
9TH graders. Iol
Sunday:
s;45 Church school, Mrs. P. Tote.
Il 100 Divine worship with the tben,a
the beginning of Christian FaaiIS
week. See You nj Church. WITH
special music by senior and primary
Monday. Confirmation during noon
nour and after school
10y EEaynens fellowship meeting
Tuesday:
1880 Church council meeting
Lee. director. - -
thursday. Sr. choir. Mrs. wavne
cumming, director.
tr1dayoJunior choir Mrs T
director. =. Lee
lam CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Sunoay' 2:3O Divine Worship.
oANAGE CONGREGATIONAL.
3 a: n. Loyalty Sunday with special
10 a. m. Church school, Mrs. Dade
Wednesday. 700 Confirmation class.
SAVAGE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, May /:
~ a. m. Sunday school and Bible
Divine worship in charge of John
carson Mpls, II a. m.
EBENEzER CONGREGATIONAL.
rev. A. G. D~elabarre, Pastor
Phone S6SM
IO:OO Sunday school, Wilmer Reisig
LOO Divine worship. God Our De-
zoo Prayer meeting Germany.
$50 Christian E%ndeaVor. leaders
Mrs. Herman Propp, Mrs. Rudolph
Social hostesses. the leaders and Mrs
Odenbach. AVN
300 Ladies' Aid in church basement
tuesday, May 3. Hostesses, Mrs. Nina
tau n Mrs. Erna Rau.
6:OO Wednesday, Bible study
o:VO thursday choir rehearsal.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Falrv1ew, Montana, I4O Ave. Ro I
Jack Coleman, preacher. :
sunday, 10 a. m. Bible study. :
a. m. Worship. l
1:oO D.. m. Evening service {
thursday, 300 D.. m. Bible study r
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SAVAGE LUTHERAN CHURCH
ia ~ a. m. Sunday school and Bible
Divine worship in charge of John
Carlson, Mpls., IL a. m. 4i
Evening star., 1955-10-12
'standings based on gain per pass attempted
LEADING PASS RECEIVERS

LONGEST completion-s2
October 8. for touchdown.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

GROUNDWORK-St eaed
Cardinals his
ganzaona meetings yesterday Seated with the
QefD Walker replaced
Standing right
brother Hal OFT Allentown
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Player Fired, 20 Fined 500
AS Cunudions Crock Down

CALGARY. oct. IL tR.-
Trouble rocked Canadian PR
football today-the Calgary
Stampeders are sure they lost 3
game because q player tipped OF
the opposition. and the ottaws
Rough Riders are shaking ur
their roster after fining 20 play.
ers 5000 each for sub-par per-
formances.
The Stampeders. who yester-
day fired guard Guard Dean
Bandiera after accusing him OF
revealing their plays to the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers, were
reported considering a request tc
Western Interprovincial Foot
ball Union officials for q replay Of
last Saturdays game. The
Bombers won it, 1912.
II the request Is made and ap-
proved, the action would be un-
precedented in Canadian foot
ball.
It seemed unlikely such q
request would be honored, how
ever. Jack Rowand, league pres
ident, already has commented
he didn't think 1t really mat.
tered much because Winnipes
probably already knew the
Calgary plays anyway"
Bandiera denied the charge
I'm innocent of everything they
accused me Of" he said. "Just
because ! happen to be friendly
with a certain player on the
Winnipeg team, they accuse me
OF divulging plays.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

II talked to a group Of VIM
lnipeg players before our own
club meeting. -. My wife and
child were with me at the time
and our conversation was carried
on in front Of the proprietor Of
the haberdashery show we were
in"
There was no comment from
the Winnipeg club owners or
players on the matter.
The Ottawa players were fined
500 for each Of the last two
games. The club announcement
said the fines were imposed "for
failure to exhibit the caliber Of
football Of which the players are
capable"
The announcement added,
Immediate steps are being
taken to secure requirements in
an endeayor to strengthen the
team"
The Big Four club did not
identify the players or reveal
how many American imports
were involved.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Notre Dame Transfer
IExcels for Spurtuns

EAST LANSING, Oct. IL tR
"A couple Of injuries to Mich
igan State football regulars nov
appear to have been well-dis.
|guised blessings.
And the Spartans win neet
blessings with lindefeated ane
unscored-on Notre Dame tht
opponent for Saturdays selloui
at Macklin Stadium.
Pat Burke, the brilliant sopho-
more tackle. was unable Il
start last week and appeared
only in a relief role. But his
understudy. Leo Haidys Of De-
troit. did q powerful job against
Stanford.
An injury also gave Dave
Kaiser. sophomore end. chance
to star. Kaiser went In when
Jim Hinesiy suffered an eye cut
Kaiser took q pass from Quar-
terback Earl Morrall as the most
yardage in the frs,
touchdown drive. eKaiser is a
from Notre Dame and
now looks as If he could cause
some trouble for the Irish.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Colo Breaks Hand
As Warriors Edge
ICeItics, 14O-13o

HOULTON. Me-. Oct. IL B.-
Tom Cola, LaSalle All-American
who signed a contract with the
Philadelphia Warriors only last
week. will be out Of action an
estimated six weeks as the re-
suit Of o fracture Of the right
hand suffered In an exhibition
basketball game here last night,
Cola received q fracture Of the
third metacarpal bone In the
first two minutes Of action as
the Warriors edged the Boston
Celtics. 140-139. in what may
have been the highest scoring
professional game In history.
Cola only yesterday had ac-
cepted an invitation to play with
the College All-Stars against the
New York Knickerbockers Ia
Madison Square Garden October
80. but viii have to forego an
appearance In that game. His
hand has been placed in a cast
that will have to stay on ct
least q month.