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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Local Red Gross
Commends Work
OF B. r. Bruner
Mcintosh, Bash
Named 1855 Fund
Co-Chairmen

The recent Executive Board
meeting Of the Prince FdWard
chapter. American Red Gross
brought forth several important
items Of business.
First was the intToduct2on Of
Oscar Mcintosh local insurance
agent, and James II Bash. Farm
vile High School principal 'as CO.
chairman Of the forthcoming. an
Tual Red Cross fund drive.
The chapters guest F J o.
Connor field representative. tor
this area working out Of I.exf-1g-
ton discussed methods Of raising
funds and the Importance of Red
Cross WORK
Resolution
A resolution. worded as follows.
was presented TO the Rev Fl, Z.
Bruner chairman Of the chapter
from 1882 TO 1854. whose place
has been taken by Or Ray A
Moore Jr
Resolved.
That We. the members Of the
Executive Board OF the Prince Ed
ward County Chapter OF the
American Red Cross wish 10 ex-
press our gratitude to Mr. Ben
lamin r. Bruner for his excellent
service 10 this organizati ton He
has always shown interest and
taken an active part in the work
Of the Red Gross and as chairman
Of the chapter from 1852 10 1854.
ne exhibited q fine understanding
Of the purposes OF the orgarfiHa-
ton. He guided the chapter with
courage and tact and was always
ready to be Of service We regret
deeply and sincerely that HE is
leaving this community and wish
for him an equal opportunity to
be OF service IN his new home His
splendid qualities Of leadership
and fI-iendliness and his fine
Christian character have been.
and Will be an inspiration.
The resolution was signed by
Mrs. Fred II Hamburg Jr, CHAIR
man of the Boards Resolutions
Committee
Board Members
Members Of the Executive Board
for 1854 S. were announced as
follows: chairman. DR. Ray A.
Moore. Jr-, of Hampden-Sydney.
vice chairman, Tucker DoyIie. Jr.:.
treasurer. Mrs. Virginia Dtaring.
secretary. Sam Glover
District chairmen are Mrs. r
w Garter. Hampden d G, Nor
ris. Buffalo, Mrs Jack Jones
Prospect; Bill Berry, Leigh, Mrs.
E. r Bondurant. Lockett, Mrs
walter Edward. Jr. and, Boyd
Bagby. Farnville
Other members Of the Board
from Farmville are Mrs. sF. II
Hamburg, Jr.. Miss Carrie Bliss
Mrs Frances Gee. Rev. b r..
Bfuner Rev James r Kennedy,
and Rev J A Vache and trOm
Hampden sydney MIS-. r.. b.
Overcast Mrs } B Wall y is
IN charge Of publicity
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Tvo-Day CIean-UI
Sales Expected
On Leaf Market
Total poundage
Now Exceeds Last
Year BY 100000

81 least tHo additional day Tor
cleanup safes are ezpacted p
~ announced ~ tac ia n9.l+e
re 5a1e1 wa ~ke aaxt Tuesday
aa1 Thursday r p and 10 a
arEet sp9@esman SAD TO-DAY
p nal announcement - ex-
pset 20 be made % growers
y hea q b lt~Wide agreement On
the nay la fesehad The an
noun meDt n3l. 'indicata Waeth-
" 81 not support prices 1jll b.
effective
t5ls Is tie final week Of the
fHA!tf marx ti3Hg saSoD t1e
III Day scheduled Thu. day A.
tr th tnrd sale Liaht saie
aat.c4ated I'M ucsk 2isl
tae great olik o. the 1854 crap
ar 4dy rsrketsd
Totals Advance
f 4eeks fuI3 scale Jumped
tJtal dark-fired p0uudaQe handi-
~ Hase SINCE t3f late Eoyem
bet b. una 10 3.4l8.406 rouuds
1lat IS Approximately 275 600
pound moe taan was sold dur
.n2 t1e season las year.
DARK l@af sales Have returned
grow rs i7G843 IT. an average
d s34 45 for inc Sra on We dark
-frf1 agerAga for taa 1853 crop
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
{. O. Kidd Attends
Chicago Meeting

The Rev c Q Kidd pastor Of
the Fufmulle Methodist Church.
left Monday morning for Chicago
III for a meeting OF the General
Board Of Social and Economic
Relations Of the Methodist
Church
The presidents Of boards from
across the United States viii be
present at this meeting Mr., Kidd
has been invited by the General
Board TO lead discussion on
Race Relations. He Is chairman
Of the Race Relations Commission
Of the Virginia Conference Of the
Methodist Church
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Mothers March,
Dance Remain
In Dimes Effort

The Mofhe,-s Afsyob for Tho
lass Marcf ~ nt,nos d,.,ge ,att hn
beld r,,eed.g Esh f.a,,. - .
\ ~ Headlno M n,cthnre f,.Cr1
Till CO., -. I'M LII, 1 =.
NIL i 4 v4che fro,, ,he Iunior
AIM AL u = Kaytor - a.a
lron, lie Ese+err So ~
Tar1te 1.,cLer
D,rar4 thte ao.,oa f.u.. =. .
\ m an residants n r,s-.,,,a,,o
and aroa LII reo,,.s,.d u laana
abep norca pohte M MN
,nother has co,na r. snl,nt' thot.
contribution
George etreblow rhatr,,an NJ
tbe drive MAKES this nlea please
tlont send tbe ,oothery .ua,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
w orsham pTA Meet
Postponed to Feb. s

la February petanQ Of the
Worsham p-TA VIII be held Tues
day February IN the school
auditorium at 73o Mrs Bruce
Redd. president announces.
Ihcrs win be a formal pro
gram preceded by baef bust
nees session sh reports Mrs
Rod ask patrons % support The
children and til school by at
tending this and subsequent meet
nag Of tAd cinmunity P~TA
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Legion FIos Drive

Farmulle American Legien Post
No 80 viii start a drive this week
to create greater interest," IL the
American flag Legion teams viii
call downtown offering ttass at
special prices or d free cleaning
service on old ones
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Macbeth Tonight

The Barter Players presenta-
ton of Shakespeare Mac
beth will be given tonight
Monday at 3 p. M. In Jarman
Hall. Tickets may be purchased
in the lobby prior TO the per-
Torrance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
MISS MILDRED THORSEN
hEIURNS FROM NATIONAL,
CONFERENCE IN SAN DTECo

MISS Mildred Thorsen. Richland
County Superintendent of Schools
has returned from a trip to Cal
ltornla, where she went to at
tend the tenth annual National
conference of County and Rural
school superintendent, held there
oct. 9-12. Miss Thorsen was :
delegate to this convention in her
official capacity as president of
the Montana School Superintend-
ents' association.
Miss Thorsen made the trim to
San Diego by car, accompanied nv
e nephew, Orrin Thorsen, of
Billings. They went down by wav
OF Salt Lake City and Las Vegas
On the way, Miss Thorsen had
misfortune to fracture her
ankle in a fall, which made +
impossible for her to attend all
Of the conference sessions She
was able to be present all of one
Gay and enjoyed the summaries
and closing speeches. These were
given IN the California Theater
Following this session Miss
Thorsen attended the All State
Luncheon held in a beautiful
court of the San Diego hotel. at
which there were over 400 pres
ent.
After the conference Miss
Ihorsen and her nephew spent
our days with relatives in san
Gabriel and then made the trim
home via San Francisco and the
Redwood Forest, north to Seattle
where they spent two days with
Ter sister, Mrs. Henry Helgeson
nd family, formerly of Watford
lily. They also visited in Spo-
,ane for two days with her sister
nd brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
tay Grover, and among other rel
tives.
They were gone two weeks and
overed over 1900 miles. Miss
'horsen says they enjoyed the
up by car and took many pic
lres OF the beautiful countryside.
mapping them through the wind
1leld as they travelled.
since their return, Miss Thor
IN has received word of the
cath OF her brother-in-law, Raw
rover, who had been an inval-
| for many years. During her .
lsit. she said that he was feel
g fairly well. Miss Thorsen was
nable to return for the funeral {
but her brother and his c
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Charlotte Fox HOnored
AT Farewell Party

Fan aSters were used for room
and table decoration at the E. q
MlnSer home Wednesday eve
nlng when Mrs. Charlotte lines
FOX was honored at a farewell
Orldge dinner. Hostesses for the
evening were mesdames Harry
clark, Evelyn Curtis Solem ~
alexander, Margaret Dave. Bob
Howard and E. o. Minser a
lovely $50 dinner was followed
by a social evening of bridge
Mrs. Friday Peterson and MRS
Kenneth Mcdonald won the higb
and low score bridge prizes re-
spectively. Mrs. Fox was present
ed with a lovely farewell Gift
from the group and Mrs. Char
lotte lines received a gift from
the h~ostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
THE Great Thrill
NV Life"

l, Emma j. Rider, wish to take
TINS means of thanking all those
who had part in the only partv
ever had the honor of HAVING
celebrating my 69th birthday No.
vember 6, 1855. My daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. May johnson
and Annabelle with the assistance
OF Phllli Defries were hostesses.
l lived in the Cartwright. N. y
FalrvleW and Sidney communities
all my life and expect to remain
mere IN Sidney what time we
nave left. We love Sidney and the
people here and l was bonored
by my daughter, May johnson
and three sons; OrviIe Rider. re-
Gently out of the air service in
Greenland; Clayton Rider and
wife, Marvel, better known as
Bud, formerly a CT of the 42nd
division, and William Rider If
Sidney, and eight grandchildren.
4 girls and 4 boys.
Others who crowded in orr
small cottage were Mrs. Emma
Bell of Sidney who offered tbankc
and best wishes for MANY moro
birthdays and happiness, and her
mother, Grandma Quilting, Rev.
and Mrs. Gilster and Dick. Mr.
and Mrs. Wick Stevenson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Thorson. Mrs Hazel
Ihorson furnished one largo
birthday cake and my daughter
May johnson the other one Then
there were Grandma Chairman
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackie Amweg
and Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
douchen, MI. and Mrs. Iorn
0etinne and Mr.. and Mrs. Young
Oetinne who gave me a wonder
birthday dinner Sunday At
heir home and a wonderful
mower Of nice presents. I really (,
the thrill of my life
Then to top it off. we showed {
ne movie we took Of the Carl
dam and the long bridge over
Missouri at Newtown. also orr I
ellowstone bridge at Fairview
With the steel workers at work ]
also showed movies of yell 5
oWstone park and views of west
Montana we took on Il 18th {
'edding anniversary this summer 8
~ TINS occasion we visited NV
rother and his family at Town S
sna, and enjoyed the trout fish c
lg and sight seeing.
MY husband Roy F. Rider Joins a
e IN thanking you and the Lord c
less you all. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F. Rider
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

70 for Chicago where he will take
a three weeks post graduafe
course at the Cook County hospit-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert LeSueur
have had for their houseguests
the past two weeks, their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Darrell Minifee and child
rem, Cheryl and Jane. of Storm
Lake, Iowa. While they were here
Mr.. and Mrs. LeSueur made a
trip to Billings with them for :
visit with their son Herbert and
family. They also visited in Bill
lngS at the Sherman and Earl
HUXLEY homes. At Forsythe they
spent a week end with their
daughters, Mary and Esther and
their families. Mr.. Minifee brought
his family to Sidney and enjoyed
d week end OF hunting while here.
Will return this week to get
them. 80
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Notice of Meetings
OF WSCS Circles

The Circles Of the Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Wednesday at
2 p. m. Nov. is. Afternoon circles.
Eunice with Mrs. Andy KappeI
Lydia with Mrs. w. A. Leo. Co
hostess, Mrs. John Nelson. Lois
with Mrs. Thos. Sampson. Co
hostess, Mrs. Minnie Hoist.
Priscilla with Mrs. Walter NC
Chesney. Co-hostess, Mrs. Ger
trude Mitten.
Evening Circles - Joanna with
Mrs. Harry French. Co-hostess.
Mrs. Lester Romo. Miriam with
Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald. Co-hos-
tess, Mrs. Rex Dougherty.
Gifts still can be taken for
Browning Mission and local hos
pital.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Country Club Women Plan
christmas Party Dec. Id

a fine attendance was out for
Inc regular meeting of the Ladies'
COLI and Bridge club when If ma
at the Sidney Country CIIh
house Wednesday with PHYLLIS
Edlngton and Mrs. Albert Ia
londe as hostesses. Mrs. q. 2 Ed
mondson and Mrs. J. I. Turner
won the high and low score bridge
prizes respectively.
Plans were made for the
nuaI Christmas party which will
be held at the next meeting We'd
nesday, Dec. 4. This will be 4
lib covered dish luncheon with
Mrs. Jack Algier and Mrs. J. +
Turner as hostesses. Members are
requested to bring a one dollar
gift for exchange.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis West Saw
age, boy, Nov. 8.
MI. and Mrs. Moses Emlv Mob
~, girl, Nov. 8.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Smith
Savage, boy, Nov. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Krebs-
bach, Sidney, girl, Nov. z.
mr.. and Mrs. Richard Buxbaum,
Sidney, girl, Nov. 7.
Mr., and Mrs. Emil Diede, Saw
age, boy, Nov. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Emily
Sidney, girl, Nov. 9.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

wife, MI. and Mrs. Fenton Thor
sen of Billings, were in attend
ance.
MISS Thorsen is recovering nice
iy from her ankle injury and is
back IN her office at the court
house.
Others from Montana who were
IN attendance at the San Diego
conference were Mrs. WinnafeTn
Moore of Helena, rural school SUI
pervisor, and county superinten-
dents Mrs. T. E. Bay of Dillon.
Mrs. E. H. Domisthorpe of Lewis
town, Mrs. Laura Jane Taft of
Cut Bank, Mrs. Waive K. Poese
OF Philipsburg and Mrs. Anna J.
Murphy of Superior.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Notice of Meeting of
Hospital Linen Child

me Hospital Linen guild will
meet Friday, Nov. II at 9 @9il
?. m. in the hospital dining room
The serving and sewing COMMIT
tee Tor the month is the Bronson
Ladies aid and Trinity Lutheran
church. All representatives and
individual members of the guild
are urged to be out for this meet
ing.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Country Women's Club
Meeting Nov 1e

The Country Women's club
VIII meet at the home of Mrs.
hennetn Dore Wednesday, No
yember l6 at 2:15 p. m.
What You Are Thankful For.
WI De answered at roll call. Elec-
tlon OF officers will be held. The
-esson on Common Diseases" will
oe given. Lunch will be served
co-hostess Mrs. Jack Berry.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
District President to
Visit Auxiliary Nov. ID

District 5 President, Mrs. Katie
Jasper of Glasgow, will visit the
Sidney VFW auxiliary Monday.
Nov. "A, when she will attend
the regular business meeting. All
members r urged to be out.
Barbara DeShaw will also have
the Sue Marlin gifts and Christ
mas cards at the meeting and
VIII put them on sale at half
price. If you want these items
come prepared to buy them at
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herman re.
turned Sunday from Phoenix
Arizona, where they spent sew
eral weeks visiting their son Dew
ert and family, and with their
daughter Beverley. Mrs. Herman
had the misfortune to be strick-
en- with phlebitis 500 after her
arrival IN Phoenix and was n
der hospital care for five davs
She had to be off her feet dir
ing most Of her time awav and
VIII continue to require that care
At her home here for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nordman
of Sheridan, Wyoming, visited
several days last week at the
home Of Mrs. Marilyn Martinson
and at the home of Mr.. Nordman's
mother, Mrs. j. c. Peckham.
M. and Mrs. E. VIM. Jensen of
Kenmare, N. Oak, visited thr,,
the week end in Sidney at the
home Of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Larson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph johnson If
Medicine Lake shopped at Sidney
Wednesday and were sunney
guests that evening at the home
Of Mrs. Marilyn Martinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marman
visited in Glendive Sunday At The
home Of Mrs. Marman's brotbar
ana slster-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
John Oljar.
Miss Villa Gill of Billings vic
ted in Sidney last week with Mis-.
Nelson, stopping hers
overnight on her way to and
rom Poplar, where she spent
ew days with relatives. While IN
sidney she also visited relatives
nd old friends.
Miss Verene VIII of BILLINGS
lslted in Sidney over the waeI9
nd at the home of her parent ]
lr. and Mrs. Eugene win.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
two members.

itlated two members.
A fine program had been plan
neo by the Wolf Point Chapter.
which included a banquet before
me evening meeting and a dance
lolIoWlng. The girls report a won
derful time.
those who drove cars were Mrs
NICK Hansen, Mrs. Bill Thompson,
MRS. Don Dave, Harold Viestenz
nomer Gorder and Mrs. w. w
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Miss Verene VIII Honored
At PrenuptiaI Shower

Miss Verene viii was the hon
ored guest at a pre-nuptiaI show
er at the home of Mrs. Harry
Kruger, Saturday, Nov. S. Mrs.
Harry French and Mrs. J. L.
QulnneH were co-hostesses with
Mrs. Kruger. The guests were
entertained with games appro-
PIRATE for the occasion with prizes
for the winners. Mrs. viii re-
celVed many beautiful and use
full gifts. AT the close of the af-
ternoon a delicious lunch was
served at a dining table decorated
with miniature bride, candles. and
white bells.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
PAUL cRESAP GUEST
SPEAKER AT MEETING OF
FELLOWSHTp

Paul CresaD was the guest speak
er at the Laymen's Fellowship
meeting at the Congregational
church Monday evening. Mr.. Gre
sap spoke on "The History of our
Jury System" Vice President Earl
nelson presided in the absence
OF President ROD Hansen. and
James Putnam, program chair
man, introduced the speaker. Fol
lowing the program, lunch was
served by Louis Lee.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Rifle Club To
Meet In
Legion Hall

The Sidney Rifle clubs new
headquarters will be in the Le-
gIon hall effective Friday night.
November 25. Meetings will be
held there every Friday nigb+ ~
ZOO. "eA' d
The regular meeting E~du
night, November Is viii ha ba1y
IN the Moose hall at Z o'clock
interested boys and girls are
requested to attend this training
program.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Jack Narums HonOred Al
Farewell Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Narum. who
are leaving this week end ~
make their home at Circle. were
honored at a dinner party at the
nome Of Jacks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Narum, Wednesday
evening. The dinner table was
aItractlvely appointed with an
ornamental arrangement of fall
flowers for the centerpiece Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
harold Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs
Clint Fulkerson, Mr.. and Mrs
John Harnish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Narum and the hosts, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Narum. Following tba
olnner a social hour was enioved
Mr. and Mrs. Narum were IRE
sented with a lovely farewell Gift
Last Thursday Mrs. Narum was
the guest of honor at a meetin9
OF her bridge club, held at the
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
JuIiette Lowe Tea
Sunday, November IL

The Juliette Lowe Tea will
be held Sunday, November 13 at
800 at the Moose hall.
Parents and friends of all Girl
Scouts and Brownie Scouts are
cordially invited.
This tea is an annual affair
and IS planned by Girl Scout
Council with Mrs. Gordon Beagle
as chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
sidney Chapter, Rainbow
For Girls Observes
Friendship Night

The local Chapter of Rainbow
Tor Girls, accompanied by their
mother advisor and others of
ne Masonic and Star Orders who
sook cars, observed Friendship
Night on a visit to the Wolf Point
Chapter Thursday, October 81.
At the regular meeting of the
Order that evening the Sidney
Chapter put on the work and in
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Mrs. Harry French
E~ntertainS Relatives

Mrs. Harry French entertained
relatives at a dinner party Sun
day, Nov. 6, honoring her hus-
band on his birthday. The fol-
lowing guests were present:
MI. and Mrs. Harry Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Quinnell, Pc
ter and John, Frank Kruger. the
honored guest and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry French and their
daughter Kay.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
REPORT OF ELK'S
PACK NO 1A1

Den Mothers for Elk's Pack No
Z mel at the home of Mrs. Fred
Mlnch with IA members present
PlanS were made for the Novem-
per pack meeting to be held at
the Moose hall Nov. rs. The next
regular meeting will be at the
nome Of Mrs. Clifford Dashner
Dec. i.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
o. E. S. Past Matrons to
Meet at Kincaid Home

The O.. E. S. past matrons will
meet Friday afternoon, Nov. 18
at the home of Mrs. H. H. Kin
cad. Important business is to be
discussed and all members are
urgently requested to be in at
tendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Notice of Meeting of
AAUW at NTagruder Home

A regular meeting of the AAUW
will be held Monday evening.
Nov. IA at the home of Mrs. G. r.
Magruder. The meeting will be-
gin at 8 o'clock with Miss Mable
Creager in charge of the pro-
gram. All members are requested
to be in attendance if possible.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Good Candy will build up
ergy during cold weather. New
shipments of Whitman'S and Stow
erS BOX Chocolates just received.
Try the Mint Dream and Marsh
malIOw Pecan Bars by Slower.
turner Drug Co. 41-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

As advertised in Life-Look-
Post and Farm Journal, RexaIl
Stores will be giving away FREE
10 new 1856 V-8 Fords during
super Plenamins Sweepstakes.
Nothing to buy. Just come in and
register at either of your RexaII
Stores in Sidney. Turner Drug Co.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
TIE SIDNEY n A
Thursday. Nov. 10. 1855

John Harnish home, and was
given a handkerchief shower. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Narum and
family will be dinner guests at
the HarniSh home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Honored On 45th
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Gedrose
were honored on their forthwith
wedding anniversary Saturday
evening at the L. J. Delaney
home. Several friends and rela-
tlves visited them during the eve
ming.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Notice of Meeting of
Bronson HOmemakerS' CIuh

The BrorSon Homemakers' club
will meet Tuesday, Nov. Is at 2
p. m. at the home of Mrs. c. W.
Rasmussen. Al members are urg-
ed to be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
HIHfTLa9e OLEceH5c3

Erwin Putnam, Sidney, Elsie
Woodwork, Fairview. Nov. ,
B. ]. Thomas and Delores
Raulston, both of Williston Nov
g..
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE

1 will be out of my office
from Nov. % through Dec. 6.
John E. Low, M. ID. 42-3tc
The frontiersman., 1955-03-03
COOP ADDS SALES REPRESENTATIVE
 TO WORKING STAFF

Joseph H. Gallant, employee of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association the past five years, has been named sales representative in the Anchorage market, Stewart Durrant, Coop general manager announced this week.
 His new duties include assis- tance to Roy Brock, Matanuska Dairy manager in Anchorage, building up retail sales, checking on the reactions of Coop pro- ducts in the markets, and promo tional and advertising work, Dur rant said. Our Co-Op business has grown in proportions to make this new move necessary, he added"
The frontiersman., 1955-03-03
ATTORNEY CLAIMS RECALL CHARGES FALSE
POSTPONE FAIR ASSN. MEETING TO APRIL IS

The annual membership
 meeting of the Matanuska Val-
 ley Fair Association has been
 postponed from March IS to
 April IS, according to Al
 Brooks, association president.
 The delay is necessary, he said,
 because of a delay in getting
 the finance and secretary re-
 ports.
 The meeting will be held at the Coop club room at 8 pm. on April Is, and election of of ficers to fill three expiring terms will be held Outgoing board members are Tom Le- pak, Al Brooks, and John King. These are three-year terms. Anyone having copy of the Fair Association bylaws is requested to contact Al Brooks at Brooks Equipment, prior to the meeting.
The frontiersman., 1955-03-03
Moose Take First Game in Tournament

Palmer High School plays basketball again tonight in Anch- orage and hopes to repeat their win of Tuesday night when they held off a last minute surge by the Seward Seahawks in we'll matched game in the current bas- ketball tournament. They will meet the Fairbanks Malemutes who defeated the Anchorage Eagles last night by one point.
 The Western Alaska High Sch ool Basketball Tournament is be- ing played in Anchorage's new gymnasium. Opening the tourna- ment were the Class B teams from Nome and Kodiak Naval Base and Valdez and Cordova. Night games saw the Moose and Seahawks and the Anchorage Eagles and the Kodiak City teams in action. The Eagles took the visiting Kodiak team, 70 36.
 The Palmer-Seward contest on Tuesday was closely fought and decided only in the final seconds of the game. Ray Winegarner and Jack Worledge each accounted for 15 points of the final 46-45 win ming score