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MAN


Some driving: D. C. drivers lie. req
Must know D; c. area. Call OIL
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
with q fair knowledge Of Bendix. to
work in Richmond, "; Top rs salary Y:
Write Box 4ss-B Star SivinG al
details as TO experience. age. etc
wATCHMAKER to repair watches
at home: lots Of work. NEW YORK
JEwELRY CO.. 71s 18th st. nv;
wATCHMAKER. experienced. with
sales ability. fol-, dept. store conces-
s s'Sa: sssle salary desired III H0A
white. 3 nights per
f Esek aent Iseseny xbo has
income Good working conditions
in heated building. See MR.
REQ MOTORS, INC.
1881 Half St Sc. Ill
MAN: white. over - IS; e 4 clean /. al
KEYSTONE HOTEL. 18th and
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Ill
basic knowledge Of Bookkeeping
and ability TO operate typewIiteIi
WORKS. INC. 1854 Baltimore
blvd, College Park. Md. Phone
WE b-49O9. Ill
NAN, outside and inside industrial
laundry work: 6-day wk: Apply In
Psr; noon only AKA ss' co Ifs Al LAM.
DRY, INC. 522O Marlboro pike.
Coral Hills. Nd. p
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SHEET MUSIC SALES
CLERK

Experienced preferred but
not required. Must have good
knowledge Of music. AttYac-
tive salary, life and group
disqualification insurance, s.
day week and other empIoye
benefits. Call MISS KER.
RICK, Dl. 7-s464.
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CLERKS

So 70 SS or o interesting sopanS sn
knowledge Of typing, Annual and
sick leave benefits. Economical
cafeteria in builAinp. $50 am. to
A.45 pm. 3 days Apply Personnel
once. 3rd floor EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO S16 14th st NV
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Clerk-Stenographer

Real estate once; bookkeeping help.
full, but not essential: good startins
insurance, paid vacation: 5-day
week. Write Mr. Jespersen, 8 r g.
q, INC, 1l04 Vermont ave. NV
liz
CLERK TYPisT. Sc. area; perma-
nent position. Call Mrs. Simms,
LU. 1892 for appointment. Iii
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SHEET METAL MEN
GUTTER AND DowNsPoUT MEN
81 -class mechanics only: top salary.
Call after $50. RE. 6-S2S3. Ill
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CASHIER-CLERK

OIAJ1I1L1V OLI1E1A
oldest Chevrolet deal
er has an opening for young lady
as cashier clerk. Auto experience
helpful but not necessary. Pleas
ant working conditions. See Mrs.
BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.
1880 Conn, Ave. NV. Ill
CLERK, tipping required. Perms-
nent position In credit once.
SOUTHERN DISCOUNT CO. sol
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-S475.
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STEAMFITTER. exper. in Installing
with auto. EN-. 5000. I'll
Permanent position; Salary open:
age. education. experience and ref
STOCK KEEPER-DRIvER. age 81
to IS. white; must have D. C., per-
NIT. permanent position with bene-
fits and room for advancement for
rel reliable smDlSyss ApDlx II per;
STORM WINDOW. DOOR IN
STALLER, exper.:: furn. own truck
PRODUCTS Co, BR. s-s4ss. Ill
STORM WINDOWS
Fidelity needs more installers, 70
work on q full-tiine 62-week per-yr.
basis. Inside loading, must have
own trucks and tools. Telephone
Lu $4,000, or Baltimore, collect.
Eastern 10000. 10
SWITCHBOARD OPER. - Exper.
capable. Of relieving eiev. opr.; g.
day wk. 1914 18th NV. De.
TEACHERs-Last- minute vacancies;
S3.20O-S5. zoo. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 1871 @ ST.. RE. 7-393S.
REPAIR MAN--All in
side work: good salary; good hours.
SIMMs RADIO CO., 1910 18th ct.
ne. La. 6-4422. -.---- >
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ASSISTANT SEWING room super
visor. exp. in factory or other COM
mercial sewing. TO teach and super
vtse Handicapped girls and women
in all types Of garment repair. D.
G ess nE EI0d i SI5TisF See fp ass
N. H. ave. NV. (2lst and M 9-12
Mon. Fri.
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SINGLE APPLICATIONS to apply
cedar shakes on large housing de-
velopment. Set Marvin Kisamore
on the TOP. Directions: South ~
ave. ID. C.-Md. linel to Kerby
Hill I'd. turn right on Kerby Hill
blk. to lob. Ewes, call JE. 3-0623.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. TT
cellent starting salary. Apply 1877
Good Hope I'd. sc. LU. l-16l5.
SIGN PAINTER, full time. perm. Ap-
ply Mrs. Dodd. HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. ne III
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CASHIERS

And CIR operator and general once
work: excellent working conditions
with good pay. full or part time.
Apply MR. ETTLlN. 3rd floor,
BOND CLOTHES. 1895 F st NV
CASHIER CHECKER for supermar-
ket good pay, steady work. Apply
FEDERAL SUPER MARKET, 2430
Penna. ave. nv --i5
CASHIER-CLERK, for drugstore;
TOWN PHARMACY. $3.50 Conn.
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HEIP-W0AEN
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Girl, FRIDAY

Or. the Job training for . career IN
the fascinating ADVERTISING buSi.
ness, Our young agency has grown
so fast an ordinary secretary
reeeptionist won't do. II you can
media neal bayins. ali about advertising,
How far you go-and how much
you earn--tS up to you. Starting
salary open. Business or adver-
Using experience desirable. not es-
sentiai. Call EX. 3-563S for sp-
pointment.
ASSISTANT SEWING room super
visor, exp. IN factory or other com
yise Handicapped girls and women
in ali types Of garment repair. s.
day wk., good worktng cond.. apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. 1918
y, H. ave. NV. t2lst and NJ, 9-l2
Mon.-Fri.
BANK BOOKKEEPER
t sRBfRTnSd asSsSs1 TRus yPp Co S4Ss
South Randolph st. Arl., Va. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or wom-
an all-eround, for our Suyer
Spring salon. Excel. opportunity for
good operator. Apply EMILE, 1858
Georgia ave. or 1871 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be ex-
pefienced; good working conditions;
5-day week; salary plus commits
sion, Busy shop. EN-. 2-3s7l.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored. for
Sooth rsntins, AID. 1878 and
BiS lYS WORKERS, eomple.. ex-
pertence necessary, day or inter-
B 5eSsisf PIE ASSISTANT I for Rem.
inEton Rand machine, tipping es-
sential: 5-day week: good working
conditions. insurance dement's, Ap-
ply 17o2 Eye st, NV. end floor.
BooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT. pref
erahly with knowledse Of typing
position with old established flrm,
Good starting salary and WORKING
soDai,ipIs Box ,d 195p 3v5 star
exper. pref: 5-dav wk. MA. s-s917:
BOOKKEEPER, accounts payable;
Elliott-Fisher. machine experience
preferred; 5-dav. 40-hr. wk: many
f fon BSR GsPs k sosy Nth s,h H snd
BookkEFPINe MACHINE opER-
ATOR, 5-day week in air-condi-
toned once; liberal benefits incl.
life insurance. group hospitaliza-
ton bonus. Phone Mr., wells MA.
10000 MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY. INC, 1901 H st. NV.
BUYER, infants and children's wear,
Position now open. Excellent OPP
portunity for ambitious. alert
buyer Market experience neces-
Sary. IDA'S DEPARTMENT STORE,
1901 Georgia ave. NV. -1b
CASHIER, experienced. for new store.
good hours. fair wages. No SUM-
days. Apply in person, l401 H St,
NV. Ill
CASHIER. part time. for Stanton
Theater. apply In person. 1910 New
York avenue. second floor. 10
CASHIERS
And CIR operator and general once
work; excellent working conditions
with good pay, full or part time.
Apply MR. ETTLIN, 3rd floor,
BOND CLOTHES. 1i35 F st NV
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CHAIN LINK FENCE INSTALLED
SO. AZ, As. go. ~ in. high. Save
10so today and Saturday. Tele-
phone for free estimates.
oil Bladensburg Rd. ne. Ii. 1880
$500 Wis. ave. EN-. 2-1122
$500 Wilson Blvd. Arl IA. 7-4000
8455 Colesville Rd. 8. 8. JU. o-901 0
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CT,ERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
experienced in genera
good salary: pleasant WORKING con
ditionS: paid vacation: discoun
PRIVILEGES: 6-dav week. excellen
opportunity for conscientious per
son: Apply g Mr.. Patge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22
SERVICES


DfTCHING let Us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc: by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
PutneY Plumbing and Heating
Phone 4e3, FarmviIle. Va. Alt.
FARAEVTLLE HEALTH SERVICE
CENTER~-relaxing hand mas
sages Vapor and light cabinet
baths Specialist in foot tech
nique Phone 468- 3-a-3p
LOANE--long term loans on good
farms. Gil and FILA houle loans
Real estate sales. Old Belt Realty
Company. Chase City, va. 3-432t
LET Us RE- UPHOLSIsER your
furniture like neg Free est
mates given. Reliable Upholstery
CO., phone Drake 2-420I Chase
city Va. 3-I8-8t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22

erra Bap ch8gch rsa.day
March ll 1T 40 tn Tae p0r
snip service Vas conducted by the
YoGns Peoples director Ms. r
f. DInkum. The youths gave the
entire class program ia a most
creditab.e manner T1re counselor
Miss Rachs. CLARK Conducted The
SUNBEAM meeting MS Raber.
Hammock MAS hostess
RAW FRI r. D1akam hls an-
noua4ed plans for REVIVAL meet
ing this summer Dr y Paul
Langhorne of Overs va vii
assist Rev Mr. Dunkun ia "A two
week seraes ot services in July.
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c / A s S IFIE p S
FOR SALE

- -~-~-~ ~~~~ 49,
BABY CHICKS new Hampshire
reds barred rocks. white legotns
and rock red crosses SIS per 100
Can furnish each Monday and
Friday Lit IFS have your order
J II Whitfield CO. 3-22-1p
ONE HID 7 ALLI6 CHALMERS
BullGoleg With hydraulic blade
and pan Kyanite Mining CoFpor-
alton Cullen va Phone Char
ot'e Court House 60. 3-8-lt
FARM Lively country home SIX
rooms. modern bath. modern
Kitchen wired for electric range
garage 50 sores. some timber
Fsge miles north Of Blackstone
on Route GA Priced 70 sell Mr.,
and Mrs Donald /. Kreider Ri
: Box 10 Blackstone. Va 3-2z-4t
~-~~~~~~~-~- -~~-~-- - -
HAY 200 bales of iespedeza l.
l.. Irving WorahaGn 3-22-2tp
49,
SPENCER comfort Is a must for
the new look Long lire corse-
Iett~s, and higher rounded bras.
Annie v Putney Phone 4e8.
Farmp.lle 3-22-4p
-~-~ 49,
ONE USED treadIe round bobbn
css,..,,.,. t-4.+-f.s., .x.a.sssfs-. c4f ra.t~
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SERVICES

~~~~~~
TAXI Phone 10 CraIse S Cab
under new management. Depend-
able service. al passengers iisslIr-
Cd. Call rs. 3-fi-20p
-~---
For reliable Taxi Serv.ie phone
$40 Hugh Nels. more taa.4 20
years Of taxi service In Farnaville
3-l8-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22

NEW BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths. living room,
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Can $50 Or i54
S-27-tf
DWELLING: 6 room house on
Parke avenue. 5 years old. See
l. E. ANDREWS. FarmY!lle Mtg
Co. Farmviiie 2~S~tf
MAINE GROWN certified Seed
potatoes Our prices VIII not b.
beat. Cradles Store 3-4-3p
INSURANCE capitalization ac-
cident. disability polio policies
Anne v. putney. Phone 4Ga
3-a-stp
- ~~-~~-
Hay FOR SALE. leHpedeza, al
falfa and clover BoatWrlRht s.
Orchard, ri IS, Buckingham
County. phone Dillwyn iaFo2l
3-1i-6t
- -
@VVo h@ere3 a'ot's Siioi me -
beautiful Bugs Island Lake
Choice cottage and home sites
close 10 waters edge. 81 600 acres
Of water. wonderful fishing and
boating Sold by acres Or lots w
Hundley, Boydton. Va 3-I5-i0p
~~~~-~ ~~-~~ - - - . .
JUST ARRIVED Punk hybrid
seed corn, G~704. G-99 G-l34.
ON OBI Plant Funk for
bigger Yields and better corn
sIl 30 bushel j II Whitfield CO
3-22-Itp
HAY soybean.. lespedeza and
mixed hay. so w u. CLARK NeW
Canton Va. 3-I5-ap
~-~-
hoefhls ie6peo'|a 3a-7o pui' ~
3D. RffmlndtI0n. 4 noQ1tF PIT
ounce s25 90 pei hundred J n
Whitcfild 60. 3-22-lp
- . - :
II. Cunningham. Rt 2. Pamplin
Va. 1922
~~--~ - - H. -
alfalfa % 50 purity. 85& gcrmin-
alton See rs for your needs sup
ply limited j II Whitfield 60
/ "a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22

beginning oa lhe l7th aud CLOSING
tae 29th
The Rev Cleveland Autgv. "a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22
HELP WANTED

-~-~ : . . . . -~---,s+-
EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER
sit once Economy Super Market
3-II-3t
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USED CARS

1947 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan
Good condition, cheap. See Fred
Booker. TOO Ely street 3-15-4p
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conversation short something
only woman understands"
From here | sit, however.
plenty Of men are as hard % pry
away from telephone az any
female. some people are just
naturally long inded. while
others are the silent type just
as some Of N Ike coffee and 9TH
crs prefer 4 glass If beer The
important thing is TO he consid-
craic before friends start Civ
INA Us thc busy signal"
Ok 1c>-&
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22
FOR SALE

s~ - % - ~- - -
NEW BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths. living room,
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Can $50 or i54
S-27-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22

1000 ACRES along shore line Of
beautiful Bugs Island Lake
Choice cottage and home sites
close 10 waters edge. 81 600 acres
Of water. wonderful fishing and
boating Sold by acres Or lots. w
Hundley, Boydton Va. 3-I5-l0p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-22

INSURANCE capitalization ac-
cidsnt. disability polio policies
Anne " putney. Phone 4G8
3-a-5tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03

Slons on Wednesday, Nov. 8. NelS
Bach is the District Rate Associ-
alton director and Pat DeVoir
the Richland County Shipping
Association president.
An outstanding State Chamber
program includes sessions on Ca
madam relations, taxation clinic,
need for a State Chamber, local
Chamber forum and the Birthday
Banquet Ball Monday night. DR..
William Alexander, noted speak
er from the First Christian
church of Oklahoma City, will
be the speaker. Dan Price, local
Chamber Secretary Manager, will
be on the local Chamber panel
and Herb Kincaid on the Cana
dian-Montana panel.
The Rate Association meeting
will include reports from the
executive board and plans for
the Freight Rate Association pro-
gram for 1856. A complete re-
port on the uniform class rate ex-
tension will be presented. Relief
is expected yet this year but
even if granted by the ICC, the
case must still be prosecuted to
its conclusion. Anyone who can
attend these important sessions
is asked to advise the local cham
Der office so reservations can be
made.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Nine Seniors In Final Game FRIDAY;
Eagles Edge G. F. Central, l3-7

The Sidney Eagles close out
their 1855 football schedule this
Friday night when they enter
tain Hardin at Swanson Field.
This will be the eighth contest
for the locals seven of which were
in conference competition.
Coach Don Shading, who in
his first year as head coach has
piloted his squad to five victor
les against only two losses, bar
ring an upset by the second
division Hardin club the Eagles
will wind up the season with a
won six lost two record.
The Hardin club, however,
having only one victory in six
engagements shouldn't be taken
too lightly. These former Glass
B boys will definitely be up for
their final game of the season.
1t would certainly be a feather
in their cap should they knock
off the fourth-place Eagles.
Hardin, which uses compare
lively the same split-T offense
as the Eagles, have been plagued
with injuries all season long.
Against Laurel last week they
were without the services of
three starting backfield men as
they lost 25-18.
IN their n conference win
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
HURLY r BENEFITS
r o HOT BATHS AT
MOUNT AQUA

Hurry Carey, district manager
for the Provident Life, returned
the first of the week from Bill
lings and Columbus, where he
and his family have been visit
ing while he has been recuper-
ating from a light attack of polio.
After going through the clinic
at Billings, Hurry took hot baths
at Mount Aqua twice daily for
ten days, which proved very ben
eficial. He feels fortunate in
that the disease had affected
only his right leg and lower back
and hopes to be fully recovered
within a few weeks. During this
time he will not be at his desk
in the Sidney Insurance Agency
office on a full time basis but
may be contacted either through
the office or at his home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
MidWestern Home
Attracts
Large Crowd

The first MidWeStern Home to
be completed in Sidney attracted
the attention of a great number
of spectators last weekend when
it was opened for public showing
by the contractor, Foss Cabinet
and Supply, Sidney.
Buckingham Wood Products Co.,
manufacturers of the Midwestern
Home, was represented by Mr..
Ward Cheney of Rapid City, So.
Oak, curing the Homeshow. He
was very much impressed by the
interest people showed regarding
the features of the home.
The $125.00 worth of door priz-
es given at the drawing Sunday
evening at 900 p. m. went to
Mrs. Wendall Patch, Dormeyer
Deep-Fri; Jess Roberts, Crane, re
ceived the Sunbeam Mix Master;
Palmer Norby, Sidney, the Elec-
trio Coffee Server; Doris Mae
Thompson, CulbertSon, Aluminium
Water Glass Set; Clifford Crippen,
Sidney, Aluminium Cake Carrier;
and c. 0. Griggs, Fairview, Alum
mum Bread Box.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Former Montana
Bishop Honored
Msgr.CurtnT There

Kansas City - More than
$4,000 persons attended a family
Rosary rally in Municipal Sta
dunn Sunday. The rally was part
of ceremonies observing the 18th
anniversary Of the Kansas City
Catholic Diocese and the 25th an
niversary Of Archbishop Edwin
Y. O'Hara as a bishop.
The archbishop, who was bish-
OBJ at Great Falls, Mont, 1930-39,
also is celebrating his 50th ami
versary as a priest.
He was honored Friday at a
dinner at which he was present.
ed a S225,000 check for use as he
sees fit in the diocese. The money
was a gift from the laity and
clergy of the diocese.
Archbishop O'Hara said the
money would become a revolving
fund for purchase of building sites
for parishes.
Archbishop Edward D. Howard
of Portland, Ore, who conse-
Grated Archbishop O'Hara as a
bishop % years ago, delivered a
sermon at one of the services.
A number of Montana clergy
men attended the celebrations.
They included Rt. Rev. Msgr Cor
nelius Curtin, of Sidney; Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Patrick J.. Donovan, Great
Falls, and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas
j. Hennessey, Miles City.
A nephew, the Rev. Robert
O'Hara, Portland, Ore, also was
present.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Two FariViiew
Boys Killed In
Car Accident
FOUR OTHERS INJURED
FRIDAY NIGHT

Two youths, Carroll Heinle, 10,
and Richard Helm, 10, Fairview,
were killed in an automobile acct
dent at approximately 1870 p. m.
Friday on Highway %, about
five miles north of Sidney.
Their car left the Fairview-Sid-
ney road and hit a large cot
tonwood tree. They were travel
ing toward Sidney.
Four other persons in the car
YER taken to the Sidney Com
munity hospital. Mrs, Mildred
Haugen, 80, of Fairview, sustained
a broken leg and other bruises.
Dale Moran, 10, of Cartwright,
N. D., had a hip injury. George
Cook, 20, of Fairview suffered
decorations. Ernie Cotter, 20,
of Fairview suffered extensive
skull decorations, a dislocated hip
and numerous bruises of his chest,
arms and legs.
The a was out of control
about 200 feet before hitting the
tree, according to Highway Pa
trolman James Fischer of Sidney.
The 1948 sedan was completely
demolished, he said. The accident
victims wer brought to Sidney
by Cloyd-G order and Fulkerson
ambulanceS.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
EIks' Mobile
Therapy Unit
At LaIOnde Hotel

Mr.. Schiefer announces that
he will be in room 104 at the
Lalonde hotel Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Nov. 8 and 8. Mrs. Reh-
bein has notified those needing
therapy treatment of their ap-
pointment time. Parents, please
accompany children. Any new
cases may see Mr.. Schiefer on
either Tuesday or Wednesday be-
tween the hours of l to 2.
At the two-day screening last
month 125 people received exam
nations. Of these 125 - 80 have
been referred for correctional
therapy. The Elks of Montana and
Sidney are grateful for this OPP
portunity to aid the people of
Sidney and surrounding commu-
mites. Do feel free to avail your
selves of this service.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Sidney Community
.HanoWe' en- Events
Are Successful

The Moose Halloween treat
program and costume parade
drew over 500 grade and pre-
grade school boys and girls. The
Elks teen-age dance was attend
ed by several hundred and all
reported a big time was enjoyed
by everyone.
The winners Of the Moose Cos
tune parade were, first - Delta
King, Gorilla; second Rob
ert Peterson, pirate; third -
Janice Carter, witch; fourth -
Kathy Wind, "Spaniard"; fifth
Dennis Wilson, "Bear''; sixth -
Bill Gall, Scotch"
Honorable Mention - Christy
Anderson, Skeleton; jim Car
penter, Devil; Bryce and Ellen
Witt, 'Raggedy AIMS; Colleen
and Linda Barnes, Tragedy
AIMS; Bonnie Fischer, Rabbit"
The best costume winners at the
Elks Halloween dance were two
mystery girls dressed as Cleo
patra and a Flower Girl. Their
names are unknown as their cos
tunes we're SO good no one knew
them. Honorable mention went to
Terry Holland, Cat; Donna OBJ
ergfell, Indian and Brenda Mar
tin. Egyptian" Music was fur
nished by Wills Starlighters.
The Sidney Chamber of Com
merce Merchants Committee fur
nished prizes for both the Elks
and Moose programs. The Moose
parade and treats is a part OF
the Moose Youth Honor Day pro-
gram. The Sidney Elks have each
year sponsored the special dance,
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Kiiwaniis Clowns
To Sell Apples
On Street Sat-.
81 Knut Hoversten

No! It's not the Circus Clowns
that have come TO town-it's the
Kiwanians selling APPLES! No!
it's not APPLES that make the
whole story. either. But they
are Kiwanians - enthusiastic
Kiwanians out TO harvest smil-
ing lips, happy hearts and cheer
full faces. They are out to bring
warmth TO little feet that are
cold, 10 put a sparkle into those
eyes because they feel they are
loved and wanted.
The team competition that
started that first day will con-
tinue even on Saturday with a
keenness greater than ever be-
fore because Kiwanians know
that every penny that's taken in
cannot be spent for anything
except for the Youth of Rich
land County and the surround
ing area.
How would you like TO bring
a gift 10 a home and as you
left slowly closing the door be-
hind you. could hear: Mother.
I thought you said Santa Claus
wasn't coming this Year?" :.
So would I!
Saturday will be the day that
will mark the climax of the
Apple Campaign. If you have
not already purchased a box
see me. see any Kiwanian. see
Gus at the Axel Nelson Agency
Kiwanis Apple Sale Headquar-
ters. phone 570-and order your
apples now!
The final standing of the two
teams will be published as soon
as the 1900 boxes of apples are
sold. May the best team ride
the 'donk"--I mean. Win.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
II. S. Basketball
Season Opens
December z

Basketball season tickets will 20
on sale November 10. Persons who
wish the same seat they had last
year should contact Mr.. r. L.
Buehler, phi. 655-NW. These seats
will be held until Nov. 10.
Improvements have been made
in the gym by the installation of
plank and heavy screen around the
entire balcony. This will prevent
trash from falling to the main
floor.
The first home game will be
played on Dec. q, when Sidney
meets Dickinson.