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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

With a non-conference victory
already tucked away the Sidney
Eagles, Friday, will take the in
itial step towards defending the
Class A conference and state
championship they won las
spring.
The locals travel to Glasgow
for their first league contest in
a game with Coach Hal Meyers
Scotties. This game could go a
long ways towards showing the
potential of the Eagles as the
Scotties are a vastly improved
club from a year ago.
Coach Meyer has seven letter
men back plus three transfers
who were standouts in their own
leagues. One of these, Wayne
Leslie, last year starred for the
Richey Royals.
The lettermen are regulars,
guards Don Jellum and Chuck
Johnson; center, Gary Saindon;
forwards, Bob Boley, Cliff Rams
bacher, Chuck Sheldon and guard
Ken Nieskens. This is a veteran
crew which will give Sidney a
definite test.
Coach Toby Kangas will pick
his starting lineup from the six
who saw action last week. These
r Ron Quilting, John Marman,
Craig Price, Bob Jensen, Dale
Winter and Doyle Dotson. Others
making the trip are: Gary Nc
Morris, Al Mann, Kermit Peter
sen, Richard Rein, Keith Gros-
hart, Gene Kaufman, Ron Mum
OF.
Again in practice sessions this
past week the Eagles drilled on
fundamentals, especially ball
handling.
In the preliminary Friday the
Sidney B team coached by Don
Shading will tangle with the
Glasgow B team. Both Sidney
squads are idle Saturday.
Sidney Al - Williston Al
The Coyotes high scoring
guard Ron Erdmann scored on
a jump shot to put his teammates
in the lead and the 1957-58 bas-
ketball season was under way.
That two point lead last Friday
night was short lived however, as
Sidney's guard Dale Winter,
quickly tied it up and another
bucket by forward, Ron Quilting
put the Eagles in front to stay.
So the Sidney Eagles opened
their 22-game schedule with a
47-41 victory owe non-conference
foe Williston.
Coach Toby Kangas used only
six players, five lettermen and
one sophomore, in gaining the
win.
For the first two minutes the
locals performed like the defend
ing Glass A champions they are.
except for that brief
period, it was obvious that Sid
ney needs a lot of practice and
experience if they are to come
close to last years brilliant rec
ord of 20 victories against but
five losses.
The Eagles held quarter leads
over the Coyotes of 1879, 21-16
and 1926. Their biggest lead of
the game was 1926 during the
early moments of the fourth quar-
ter.
Ron Quilting, a regular last
season, led the Sidney scoring
16. The only other Eagle in
he double figures was center Bob
Jensen who made 10. For the
.osers Erdmann had II and John
-und IL.
Ragged play was prevalent by
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
The Weather
BY Eastern Montana Division
Experiment Station

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iszley of
Cartwright and Mr.. and Mrs. C..
c. Derudder were Sunday guests
at the M. Norman ranch at Wi
baux.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
After-SchooI Program

An "after-school" club program
has a large enrolment and includes
the publication of the school news
paper. The Yellow Jacket. athletic
service. square and ballroom dane
ing. Future Teachers. Future
Homemakers. Junior Red Cross.
Bible and tumbling.
Student Council officials are
elected after a rousing and color
full campaign in which original
posters. slogans and speeches are
presented at a final assembly
on the eve of voting. Student Coun-
Gil representatives sponsor cafe
terra cleanup. tea dances and
evening dances of a semi-formal
nature.
Among the schools recent awards
are winners for the past three years
in the American Legion Oratorical
Contest. this years winner being
Bunny Hirschhorn. A national and
local award came for the Yellow
Jackets work on tuberculosis last
year. Four firSt-place winners in
the Northern Virginia Area Science
Fair are Sam Scott. Gilbert Fritz.
Chris Hagen and Lynn Tanner. A
county award for the most out
standing exhibit in chemistry also
came to T. Us Lynn Tanner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

IT. J.. Is the affectionate nick
name Of the Thomas Jefferson
Junior High School. Arlington's
nrst junior high. Only 20 years old.
the school has . strong sense Of
! tradition.
T. J. feeds students into both
Washington Lee and Wakefield
High Schools. Former T. ]. stu
dents have graduated or are pres
emily enrolled in leading colleges
and universities. Shelley Mann, the
swimming champion. and Susie
Wilson. the president Of Washing
ton-Lee Student Council, both are
T. ]. grads Many former students
now serve in the local county gov
eminent. in the police and fire
departments. while others have fine
records in the United States Gov
eminent or military service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
By EUGENE MILMoE

Faulty compression may be the
right diagnosis If. despite tune-upS.
your engine remains logy. rough
and hard on gas and oil. The idea
II to find out where and why COM
preston Is poor.
A quick test by . mechanic will
turn up the cylinders with abnor-
mally low pressure. The more noto-
rious causes are worn valves and
piston rings. Sometimes. defective
valve springs are guilty.
II neither valve nor ring trouble
n indicated, the mechanic will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

there. What do you think Il is?"
B. z.
It's differential trouble. Better
have your repair station check 1t.
"My car trouble is . very Pc
euIiar one. A few weeks ago,
there were shotgun noises from
the mufIler one day. After that
everything went OK, then last
week end it happened again three
or four times. We inspected the
ignition system and cleaned mp
the plugs, but yesterday there
were . few more explosions. What
ails this car?"-V. III.
Muffiler explosions can occur at
irregular intervals IL the condenser
is beginning to give way. Try q
replacement or have your present
condenser tested and its lead wire
checked.
my 1853 hardtOp was the live
liest car on the road at one time.
Now the engine seems to hit nat
spot and just won't respond like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Accent on 3 Rs

The courses Of study are the same
In all junior high schools in Ar
lington. The fundamental 3 Rs are
stressed in the required subjects
Of mathematics, English. social
studies. health. physical education
and science. A wealth of explora-
ton and discovery of interests may
be had in music. foreign languages.
art. home economies. industrial
arts, business and speech
Service to the community is
: highlighted in the student enter
tainment group which tours the
area to entertain hospitalized serv-
icemen at Quantico. Fort Belvoir
and Walter Reed. They also enter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Roller Skating Porty

Montgomery County viii hold its
first annual Teen Club Roller Skat-
ing party from 1880 pm. to 1880
pm. May IS at the Congressional
Skating Rink. Teen-agers from II
of the county's Recreation Depart
ment Teen Clubs are expected to
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Il used 70. II I jam down on the
throttle, Il lags before gradually
picking mp speed. The fuel pump
has only been on the car about
four months now, SO I'm sure the
pressure is all right. Do you sup
pose Il il the carburet0r?"-S. L.
The carburetor is probably the
leading offender where such troubles
are concerned. Check 1t. especially
the float level and accelerator pump
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
YOU AND THE CAR
Test for Trouble

on the lookout for such things as
damaged cylinder head and spark
plug gaskets. and loose cylinder
head bolts.
An increase in compression can
also signal poor engine health.
Heavy carbon deposits will bring on
the higher pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK
II. j. Building
Sound Traditions

tain at the National Institute of
Health and d. c. Village Old Folks
Home. These students. under the
direction of Clarence Drayer. have
won wide recognition and apprecia-
ton from their audiences and the
Red Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Questions and Answers

1.-TWO months age, shortly after
1 bought q used 1858 sedan, I be-
gan to hear q growing sound
from the rear and whenever 1
made q left turn. The n0ise il still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

PEGGY-Here's hoping you had
happy birthday on the 18th. PAT,
CLAUDETTE, RAYMOND, BILLY,
NOM AND DAD.
FOUND-LOST TOMMY Finder
keep as long as possible. Return
about 3 months from now. LIZ.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Decided to try pink; blood got too
expensive. LIZ.
RONNIE-Too bad kid, we1l miss
you and your 46 Ford; all your
buddies (W-L).
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Liz has sworn of red toe-nail
polish. viii anyone be happier?
WANTED-Used World Book Ency-
clopedia, for $50. For sale, child's
outdoor gym: sturdy. JU. 7-6120.
ANOTHER TEEN BEAUTIFUL s.
DAY COURSE begins Mon, June II
for five sessions of Finishing School
subjects, plus q TV fashion show
luncheon. Phone MRS. BOONE,
ia. 2-3491.
NEW CLASSES FORMING for the
TEEN BEAUTIFUL COURSE in
Personality, Speech. Modelling. Pos
ture. Glass meets daily, Mon. June
II through Friday, June 81. Phone
further information.
WANTED: Drum set. 20 in. or ~ IN.
bass drum: call JE 4-1O01 after $50
pm. week days. tAsk for RICHARD)
FOR SALE, SO Ford Fordor. orig.
paint, '48 Ford engine, bored. duals,
WV. tires. Lo. 5-8475.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Record Requests


KOOL KAT GRANT-Please dedi-
cate Coin Steady" by Tommy
Sands, for Dixie H. and Elwood c.,
from everyone at Betty's party.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate "A
Teen-ager's Romance" to Alan,
from MILE.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
"Teen-ager's Romance" by Ricky
Nelson. to Aida s., from JOE
MILT Please dedicate Coin
Steady" and "A Teen-ager's Ro-
nance" to Jack, on Thursday, June
Is. from NANCY.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate The
Value Of Love" to Charles. from
BARBARA, on June IL, 1857.
PLEASE MILF - Dedicate Teen
ayers Romance" for Linda M. and
G. A., from GUESS WHO?
MILF GRANT-Please play Little
Darlin" for Rosalie s., from all the
CTS in Ramstein, Germany. Thank.
T.G.
MILT-Dedicate Bye, Bye, Love" to
JEFF and (O: "Teen-ager's Ro-
nance" for Ricky. Thanks. SUE.
MILF GRANT-Dedicated Empty
Arms" for David H, from BETTY
J. I'll be ever true to you!
MILT-Please dedicate Later" by
the "Jodimars" to Jan, Rich, Judy
and Bobby, on Wednesday.
MILT-Please dedicate Bye, Bye
Love" for Bob and Tookie. from
BETTY (JO) and ELEANOR.
MILT-Please dedicate Star Dust"
to Sam E., from CAROL L. Il
love Won madlV Sam"
MILT-Please dedicate Its You 1
Love" to Bob S., on 6i14i57 at SOS,
from SHERRY. Thanks!
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Teen
age Romance" to Jimmy L., from
LOIS p.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
"Teen-Age Queen" to Sharon L.. on
our first anniversary Il yr). 1-32.
KENNYS.
MILF - Please dedicate "A Teen
ayers Romance" for Ricky and
Carol, from ..(shy) friend.
DEAR MILT-Would you please play
Coin Steady" for Steve w. and
Mary w. who almost are. Thanks.
MILF GRANT = Please dedicate
"Teen-ager's Romance" to Wanda,
from Verna. on We'd, June IL.
PLEASE MILT-Dedicate your IA
vorite song to my favorite pals,
Doris, Fred, Bill, Joe L., Joe D..
Alice d. and the Fabulous Cats of
Solomons. DIANA.
MII.T GRANT-Please dedicate ITS
You 1 Love" to a real cool cat
named Tommy, from SHARON.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Warm Up to Me Baby to Pat L..
from the KAT GARLAND. .
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
Later" by the Jodimars, to Bob,
from JUDY
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Coin Steady" to Tessy, the sweet
est girl 1 know, from DICKIE.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate,
Monday, June 10. Mamma Look at
Boo Boo to Mr.. Maidnek, from
all the kids of &C at Greenbelt Jr.
High.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
pledge of Love" for Billy Sistek
from JANET ROBERTS.
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4
ANDY.
MILT-Please play jungle Hop" for
Sue Black and all the Modern
Dance Club June 10. GREEN
DOOR.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Lit
tie Bit" and young Blood" to Pam
M. She's great! JOHN p.
MILT-Please dedicate Graduation
Day." Thursday, for all the seniors
at Southern High. JOAN and DOT.
MILT-Please dedicate II Like Your
Kind of Love" for Bronna and
Georgia neat couple. B. j.
MILT-Please dedicate Dandy Lion"
to nv girl. named HATTIE. It's
COOL WILLIE.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
"Teen-a~e Romance" and Going
Steady" ???? to Butch T. from your
LITTLE DARLIN."
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
School Days" on June IL for Bob
Aston for graduation.
DEAR MILT-Would you please dedi-
cate do You Care" to Marty from
BOB.
MILT-Please dedicate I'm Serious"
land "Teen-Agers' Romance to Mike
B. from PAULA.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Bye,
Bye Love" to Dennis w. With love,
BETH E., on 6/10f57.
MILT GRANT-Please play ITS You
Love" to George s. from JfNNXE
p. on 6/10/'57.
MTLT - Please dedicate Going
Steady" from SIFTY to Chini on
6/lO and Bye, Bye Love" from
ROSE to Robin.
MILF AND BOB-Please ded. Come
Go With Me" on 6il0 to Mel from
his steady of mos.-Love, WANDA.
MILT-Dedicate start Moving" to
Jerry T He's the best cab washer
I've ever seen!
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate 80
Rare" on June IL to Louie Wilcolen,
my one and only!-NANCY.
MILF GRANT-Please play I'm the
Still of the Night" on Tues, June
IL, for Bobbie E. from JEFF E.
Mi T-Please play so Rare" to Rita
Crowley. from boy in big M;
"Tammy" to one and only Rose
from AL.
MILT-Please dedicate "Teen-Agers'
Romance" to Jamie Lane from
JOHN RUBINO; Sandy Green
from boy with big M"
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
warm Up to Me Baby" for Dom
ME and Carole. and Gene and Liz
zie: also to the Z. D. Club-LIZZIE.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
pledge of Love" to Hans, the
incest boy at Takoma, on June 10.
Fran.
MILT-Please dedicate Fabulous"
to John and Dennis and their new
hair cuts. = SANDY and VIR-
GINA.
MILT-Please ded. Going Steady"
Fabulous" and Little Darlin'" to
Mel and Wanda on Mon, June 10.
They've been going steady mos.
MILT-Please dedicate Its You I
Love" and "Teen-age Crush" to Bob
B. from KAYE on 6i10P57.
MILT-Please dedicate by BY Love"
to Carol Menefee from JOHN with
big M"
MILT-Please dedicate Shrine Of
St. Cecilia to Rosalie Dunphy
from ALFRED SONTAG.
MILT-Please play Warm Up to Me
Baby" for my baby" Pat, from
DEAR MILF GRANT-Please play
Going. Steady" for Margaret and
Chuck; "Your True Love" for
Donna and Barry
BOB RICKMAN-Would YOU please
play Party Doll or "An Shook Up"
on June 3.
RICK-Please dedicate Its You 1
Love" by Fats to Marianne p.
from DAVID B.
BOB RICKMAN-Please play Its
All Right" for. George w. from
LIZ p Thanks.
RICK = Please play a tune like
Gone" for my girl, Brenda, who
lives in California.-SKIP d.
dedicate, the rec :.
ords Jenny. Jenny and Search.
ing for Fuzzy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09


RICK-Please play ''Yumma Yumma,
Pretty Mama for NJ z. r. from
j. T. on Monday.
RICK-Please ded. Its You Love"
to Dick. Some day Love Letters
In the Sand" of Jamaica. Happy
nniversary.-SUSIE. 6/l2/57.
RICK-Please dedicate ITS You I
Love" (Sat). for Steve l.. cause
think he's terrific.-SALLY.
MILF AND RICK-Please dedicate
Short, Fat, Fanny" Granny" to
Fran on 6Il1.-BILL.
MILT AND BOB Please dedicate
Searching" to Gamma XII Sigma
from SIGMA BETA GAMMA.
RICK-Please play Warm Up to
Me Baby" for Sandy, who is "fabu-
lous, from DOUG.
HEY RICK-Play. Pledge of Love"
for Miss Jarosh. From THE g.
TOED BOY"
RICK-Please dedicate over the
Mountain to Sandy, from MAC.
p. S. Try playing "Oh Happy Day."
the Five Satins, some night. These
are her favorites, she's my favorite.
RICK-Dedicate "Searchin' Friday,
June IA, to Cecil and Karen, Tom
my and Gayle, John and Donna
and all the Kool Kats at Mclean
and Falls Church High. K. G. and
G. w.
RICK-why don't you play ''Rosalie"
by the Mello- Tones sometime. It's
cool as Ten"
RICK-PleaSe dedicate Jungle Hop
to Bonnie B. from Gene M; to
Mary Y, from Denny s. and Gary II.
RICK-Play Freight Train" for
Sharon Boyle, a girl who likes
trains. From TOWNSEND.
RICK-Please spin the new platter,
Short. Fat Fanny" on Tuesday.
From CRISCO to S. C.
RICK-Please dedicate 'Dandelion"
to TAU DELTA PSI Sorority on
Tuesday, June IL. From LIZ.
RICK-Please dedicate Ray Charles
Its All right" to Johnnie Saunders.
From ELLEN and MARY.
BOB R.-Please dedicate "Suzie-Q'
to ~ From LITTLE JAN"
HEY RICK-Please play Al Berry's
king of the Blues" for Dottie.
She's wonderful Wonderful
RICK-Please play bye. Bye Love"
for Joe B., who is trying to forget
Pat L. feel sorry for him. JOAN T.
RICK-PIease dedicate %Searchin'
to the Cool Cats" in Rogers
Heights. From MARCO ANN c.
and CAROLYN SUE r.
RICK-Please play an r. and b.
tune for Lin on N. Seth st. ROCK
A-JIMAIY.
RICK-Play a cool one for the 80.
cats of la Gonzaga. THE BRAIN
TRUST.
RICK-Play 'Talkin' to the Blues
for Miss Sears from THE TIRED
ONE"
RICK-You're OK. Please play ,
Dandy Lien" for Butch" who
makes me ''purr" and roar" WILL
LIAM.
BOB R.-Please dedicate "Suzie @"
to 2? From LITTLE DINA"
RICKAPlease dedicate Wonderful,
Wonderful to Dusty, because he
is. CHICKEN.
BOB HICKMAN = Please dedicate
Bye, Bye Love" on June for Pete
and Dave. From B. j. and BETTY.
RICK-Play Jungle Hop for Ann
F. and Anne NJ in sec. 9-5 on Fri.
From ALLAN c.
H. s. GIRL-CIass SO honor student:
math, science mir; can type; dies.
work as recep. or Office asst; after
noon, early ewes. Box 299-E Star.
AVAILABLE FOR TUTORING
French, Latin, Math, Science.
Honor graduate, st. Johns College
High. HA. 2-3388.
RICK-Please play $50 Rare" on
June IL, for Larry, the most wonder
full guy in the world From ANNE.
play young Blood
for Linda and Jay, Maggie and
George, and Larry, on June IL.
From ANNE.
BOB RICKMAN-Please play Miss
Anne and Love Letters in the
Sand" by Little Richard and Pat
Boone to Nan Darling. ~ From
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MILT-Please dedicate Bye Bye
Love" to Tex from RONNIE of
Frederick High.
MILT-Please dedicate Gone" to
Richard earle and Jody, on Mon
day, the 9th. know she wants
him back. From j. H.
MILF GRANT-Please play Its
You Love-" for Jack A., who has
a crush on a girl named Peanut c.
: MILT-Please dedicate Wonderful"
for a fabulous boy, Tuesday, on his
birthday, and for Mary Lou and
Bobby. PEGGY.
MILT-PleaSe play lover the Noun
tain" for Carl, my one and only.
CAROLE HALL.
MifT-PIease play Warm Up to Me
Baby" for John from ELLEN.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
"Teen-age Cutie" to Judy Brown
Eyes" from JOE.
MILT-Please dedicate why Baby
Why" to Gene c. from SANDY H.
and to Don o. from DARLENE L.,
on June 8.
MILT-Please dedicate ITS You
Love-" to Chuck A.. who's going in
the Air Force (July), from MAR
GARET M. CMILLU.
MILT-Please ded. ''Teen-ager's Ro-
nance" on Mon. "Heartbreak" Har-
~ Osgood, who is breaking Kay's
heart, please GALA FRIEND.
MILT GRANT-WeH be celebrating
school closing, going steady for
months and your first dance in
Friedrich Friday night, June IA. See
you at the Armory.-A. and s.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
bye, Bye Love" on June IL for
Jimmie and Johanna Frangoulis on
their graduation. CPLS. GUS
AND MINAS FRANGOULIS.
MILF GRANT = Please dedicate
Fabulous" and Warm Up to Me
Baby to Kitten Eyes from RAY
CRedD..
MILT-Please dedicate 'Teen-agers'
Romance" by Ricky Nelson for
Ronnie and Kitty who have been
going steady for months.
MILF .GRANT-Please dedicate Its
You / Love- to Joe Y. from
JACKIE T.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Go
ing Steady" on 6/10l'57 for Poppy
and Lee, whove been going steady
3 months.
MILT-Ded "Teen-ager's Romance"
to Lynne Houser and Jim Rowsey
on Mon, June 3.
MILF Please ded. Fabulous" to
John and Tom from those who
think they arei-SUE and PAM.
MILT - Please dedicate Fabulous"
to Kent, who is too shy, on June
1l.-Guess Who.
MILT-Please ded. I'm Sorry" to my
Little Darlin," Lefty" and also
Empty Arms" DONNA H.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Wednesday, Its You I Love" to
Brian and John, most wonderful
boys at jefferson! With love, DOM
MA S. and LINDA F.
MILT-Please ded. &C. C. Rider" for
Cindy Gibson on Monday.
MILT-Please dedicate "All Shook
Up" to Marie B., from her favorite
admirer Dick. Also, Playing for
Keeps" to Joan, from w. r. X,
who thinks she'll do good in G. A. p.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Little Darlin" on 6f15f57, to Lo-
retta, the sweetest girl I've ever
known. TIM.
MILT = Please dedicate Going
Steady" to Danny and Owen, a
COuplc % ftdIcs 1lOLlA Z. =.
MILT GRANT-Dedicate "Suzy @"
to my best gal Suzy, Fri. night. in
Frederick. I always watch your
show. LARRY.
MILT-You're the greatestl I'm
coming to your dance in Frederick,
Friday. Please dedicate "Stardust"
to E. C. and M. L.
MILF GRANT-To Annette, my only
Party DOLL please dedicate start
Movin." A Gone" Billy Goat"
ded. Mama Look at
Boo Boo" for Denny's mother.
CINDY.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
"Teen-age Romance" to my one
and only Skip S. from JUDY H., on
Sat-, June Is, at 4 pm. Thanks.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
Coin. Steady" to Bonnie and Dave
on Bonnie's birthday, Wednesday.
The frontiersman., 1957-12-20
KEDW HOW
 TO REPORT q FIRE?

Knowing how to report fire, according to the National Board of Fire Underwriters, may save your life, your family, and your home.
 Here's how:
 Write down the correct tele- phone number of your local fire department PI-444N and place it near the telephone, or if the procudure in your area is to call the operator, makea a note of that.
 Because of the widespread use of dial telephones, it's more irn- portant today than ever to know the exact number of your near est fire departments
 Give your address clearly and distinctly when you call.
The frontiersman., 1957-12-20
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 70

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20 PALMER ys. SEWARD here PALMER JV'S MS. SEWARD JV'S, here HOSPITAL BOARD, Hospital dining room, 8 pm. NURSES ASSOCIATION, Health Center, 8 pm. GRANGE CARD PARTY, Gran ge hall, 8 pm. ELsKS XMAS PARTY FOR
 CHILDREN, Elks hall, pm. SCHOOL VACATION STARTS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2l PALMER vs. SEWARD, here PALMER JV7S vs. SEWARD
 JV'S, here MERCHANTS CHRIS I'M A s
 PARTY, Valley children grades
 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 22 ELKS, AIRMEN, TALKEETNA,
 GLENALLEN XMAS TRIPS MOOSE XMAS PARTY, Child
 ren, Moose hall XMAS LIGHTING CONTEST
 JUDGING MONDAY. DECEMBER % PALMER K1WANIS, Grange
 hall, 12:05 pm. MEA BOARD, MEA meeting
 room, 8 pm. RAINBOW FOR GIRLS, Carpen-
 ters hall, 7:30 p.m EPISCOPAL WOMEN AUXL-
 HAIRY
 VOL. FIREATEN, Fire hall. XMAS LIGHTING CONTEST
 JUDGING
 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 WELL CHILD CONFERENCE
 Health Center WOMEN OF MOOSE, Moose hall,
 8 pm.
 CITY COUNCIL (postponed) CAP CADETS (postponed) WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26 BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 2
 pm.
 EXPLORER SCOUTS, Elks hall,
 7:30 pm. PIONEER GRANGE, Grange
 hall, 8 pm.
 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 27 TEEN AGE DANCE, Moose hall
The frontiersman., 1957-12-20
ELKS PLAN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TRIPS

The Palmer Elks lodge will be extending their annual Christmas greetings to Talkeetna and Glen allen again this year, with food baskets and candy treats going to the two communities.
 On Friday afternoon the lodge will host Christmas party for Elks children here in Palmer. At the same time treats and warm wishes will be distributed at Glenallen school where pupils will De attending a Christmas party. About 15O Christmas stock ings will go to the children in that community as well as bas- kets of food to many residents. Y,
 On Sunday, weather permit ting, the Elks will go by air (through the cooperation of the Matanuska Valley Airmens Asso- citation to Talkeetna where number of food baskets and warm Christmas wishes will be