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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
He Calls Her

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
SUPER SATURATINC THE ENTIRE Ue&N6NSk
WITH INvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE WHEREIN ALL or you
FIND YOUR TRUE BElNc-AN AWAKENING TO The
GRAND REALIZATION THAT DEVIL. "MArvQR"
HELL, SIM DISEASE DEATH. WARS EVEN. ARE
MYTHS ILLUSIONS. DELusioNs. MIRAoss
sHADoWY MORTAL THOUGHT coUNrERFEiTS AND
BURLEsouEs OF DIVINE AND ETERNAL
REALITY
HE CALLS HER DOPE ADDICT
Sls300o HEiREsS. IL. SLAIN; FATHER ARRESTED
IN. Y. Tribunal
SAN FRANCISCO. July tUP)-A father who had bean
dipping into his fweve-yesr-od daughters $ls3000 in-
hertsnee support his whole family charged today
with beating the child death he suspected her
of being narcotics addict.
There goes million bucks" the father quoted
saying when his chs body carried out OF the house.
Police barred the bizarre Of Nancy Elaine BIakslx
who despite her inheritance from nnefyyssr-od
tain kept virtual prisoner by her parents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

(conNuvsd from Back Pso0
sTALlNs pEFLATcp DESIRE FOR LoeioGR llfnl
After she nomination Of General Eisenhower IN wy
declared to be miracle BY Democrat Sem Of llnss .sO
povalss-Josef Stain entered into TtssfskIN0 surv0
CATION which took him into so-esIsd DEATH not very
long after the Inauguration Of Pres. Eisenhower
stslin's day Of reckoning had eoms--Ihc uAt vr
THE LORD ldivne Lovel coMETH AS A THIEF ~ THE
NIGHT" IN. 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Hebrew Aid Leader Dies at S.

Detroit Nsws)
THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL IA YEARsi
POSSIBLY IS!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The devils Judas Christ void anfichrisf Judaism leaves
It's duPss mpotenf when the day Of reckoning arrves
Fortunately born this side Of that col
Ieefive consciousness called the world and Join the
ranks Of Ny Chosen People, chrstlke Christian seensl
and accept the Virgin Birth conception by the HOLY Ghost
rather than earnai male ego. but the DEVILS racket
alleging Mary to be the Mother Of Cod seeking attribute
divinity to human esh which is merely MYTHICAL vsj-
bIe mortal thought goes into the graveyard Of devsh
Adsm-Eve decisions!
White Plains, N. Y.-Abner Bregmsn. president Of
HAS service the worldwide Jewish migration AGENCY died
at his home in i'll health for several months. =.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Devil Dspek Of Adam-Evs My&ll!
-Non-Christian Scientists

uvVU1 Suuu - &ssSuu 0SuOusSeSs
vlcviMs or THE MYTH OF "MATTER"i!
lNFINixk SelRlr. oMAlpoTENT. DIVINE LONE
no o1lLN SUBSTANCE, THE ONLY CREATOR i've
ONLY e.e.AL PARENT ik. AND OF. THE ENriaE
uhllvERSei
pEeecriNa SANITY. luDeMENT. HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE OF THE uMeuRRtY DISCIPLINED,
NOT poMikAJ0p ~ NY TWO MAsTRNetGcaS-
The ct4RlsIiAN SCIENCE TExTBooK-SANioRs
LlesaAHoR. AND PROTECTOR or MY KING
LANES PROTESTANT CHOSEN BIBLE !-"ScIENcE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES"
DICTATED TO NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES
DIVINE REvELAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY.
PRESENTS NY MASTER HEALER. MIRACLE WORKER.
EDUCATORS
PART
rNoMANS MAN CHILD TO RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH ROD OF IRON l-Rsvslaion
CHRIST, GODS IDEA. WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLES-MPERATivElY.
ABSOLUTELY. FiNALLf-W-I-TH DIVINE
s-cL-E-Nc-E"l
See Apocalypse. c.s. textbook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

VOID RELIGION, THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION
CULTURE, POLITICS AND se-eslIsd kEektAI.OMs
~ DEFIANCE o. JasuS PROFOUND uecl a rs.r
"rHe fLnsh PRofireTh NOTHING " IS Use
sp,n,r THAT oulckaNeTH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARa sPiR'T'ANO DIZZY
ARE ues"l
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS OF
HEAVENLY BLISS AND LIBERATION
The DEVILS dvPss sqvandsr millions upon mSu'r
hour. n, dsvishIv ensssved entertainment cod pssDonee
The erertsnmsnt world end world Of letters ere rempan
with the DEVILS social t-bomhs SEX
Christian Science Reading Rooms are IMPERATIVE for
pure literature mans divine dominion over
al-hsavsn HERE AND NoW-nsrfset Creator. creation
and vnivsrse-sv devil HE'LL matter SIM disease. DEATH
snd.wsvs even REDUCED TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING
MESS"-NoW!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Ethics 0k'd Fer Policemen"

BY Henry csntn Detroit Times)
"A new code Of ethics for policemen settno forth broad
rules OF conduct in public and private life was sdoped
officially for the Detroit Police Department today BY Com
missioner Pssins."
. 1ooe already IN considerable use, including many
u S. police departments.
ms code clearly defines police officers public and
private responsibilities and exempss the PRINCIPLES nees
for Just law enforcement"
The code states:
AS law enforcement officer NV s,rd,r,.n,,, s.. =.
70 serve mankind TO safeguard lives and property nro,
me against deception ihs against oppression
and the peaceful against violence or disorder and "a rs.
me rights OF all men TO liberty equality and Justice
N. VII Keep my private life unsuIlisd an example 70
~ man'sn courageous calm in ihe face of dancer .eor
os rdeus and will develop self restraint will ~ eo,.s
mindful OF the welfare Of others. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

oaNlpReyeNT HEAVEN AND ETsRNAL LIFE
WHEREIN ALI or you FIND YOUR TRUE BEING
. NY GODS. sfSRkAk IMAGE AND LIkeNessi
PAnT z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Canada-More Of The Devils
Wages Of Sim
WANTED TO BE FREE
Father Kills 5, Then Self

TORONTO tUP)-A 36-ysar-oId Scottish immigrant who
apparently wanted be free TO do As he pleased ssranssd
and bIvdseoned to death his wife wo children and ms
parents they slept Sunday and then committed suicide
James Sinclair, an electrician killed the five in his
suburban Long Branch home. changed his boodpsftsred
clothing and then killed himself by driving his automobile
into highway abvtmeni police said.
The police arrived at the Of the suicide first and
went TO the Sinclair home advise his family OF his death.
On arriving the Nat they found the door locked and
NOTE pinned on IL sayng
'hoever gets here first. don't go in. Please call the
police"
slain in their beds.
Snelars wife. Florence, 49, his ssvenyearoId Ian,
and his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Sinclair, both about
rs. from Saeoas Scotland had been slain with blows
The head from iwo-ineh pipe The youngest child. two
yesr-old Joy. was found sfransIed in her crib.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
"sALK AIDE KILLS SELF" A.

"SAlk AIDE KILLS SELF" a.
Detroit News)
THE DEVIL TAKING 2o>YEARs VIA SATAN
BOUND" THERAPEUTICS. RELIGION. EDUCATION.
'cULTURE'
Mai Byron L. Bennett. who Or. Jonas saks first
associate in the development Of the antpoo vaccine killed
himself found dead in his bedroom. bullet wound
in his head. ;"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

Wsn's"vsd IRON Back Psqsl
PART
soeDAok OF THE pEVllsst, Mv.r+44c.aL
A"sSsIN AoAAAgvE eoos o. ALI HUMAN sRrus,
ssSApEs VIA CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
49, sesniissss hsxf cslsma Tsp,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Baseball Message


lcontnusd from Back Psesl
PART z
WHEN THE CONC GETS TOUGH. THE YANks
GET ROUGH AND DIRTY
When Manager Mickey Cochran Of the Tigers was
70 the devils Yank Goliath domination Of baseball
Mickey was hit In the head.
Recently Chicago Billy Pierce was knocked out for
the FIRST time in about eight starts the yans again playing
dirtyl
In Detroit after the Tigers had taken the first two games
The Yanks again played dirty and rough and they saassd
game out Of the four.
Mickey Msnts-nof ths ideal super baseball plsysr-a
Roman Catholic prisoner Of the devil. for thing;
sucker dvps for the DEVILS billion tobacco raeksf-sn-
dersss cigarettes OTHER YANKs. TOO
WE REiTeRATE: The super ball player will be CHRIS
TiAN SCIENTIST and super baseball team will be
managed ~ CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST and his team
will hsvs CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER. rather
than AN ~ D.. THE DEVILS PHYsIcIANl
The Yanks domination Of baseball goes back 70 the
DEVILS beer brewery racket Of Jake Rupert Those millions
Of began strsnss hold ihs baseball talent Of the
country.
And furthermore New York Is the dev. hesdovsrter.
OF North Amsrieaons Of his Satanic Massiys powerful
esntsrsfer his multi billion racket the social bomb'
sex-rsmpant in all fields entertainment and the world
Of letters
PART
IS IMPORTANT TOO. TO THE DEVILS TOBACCO
BILLION RACKET AND THAT OF MEDICAL DRUGS
WHEREBY THE DEVL-ANMAL MAGNETISM
EFFECTS WHlTEWASH HEAllNCS WHICH DEFRAUp
THE DEVILS ADANEvE DuPEs OF JESUS
HEAVENLY TRUTH NAMELY:
THE FLESH PRoFiTeTH NOTHING
1T IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUckENETH-
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you, THEY
ARE SPIRIT. AND THEY ARE LlFE."-John 66a
All apparent healinss. outside Of Gods Christ Miracle
Science Messiah. in varying degrees whtewash heal
inss OF the dsvil-anmal magnetism. which WOULD
DECEIVE. " POSSIBLE. THE VERY ELECT!
PART
ORAL ROBERTS COMMENDED
We commend highly the hsslnss resulting from his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
ORAL ROBERTS COMMENDED.

We commend highly the hsainss resulting from his
prayers They preparing millions for the invitation and
injunction Of Jesus "BE YE THEREFORE, PERFECT EVEN
As YOUR FATHER WHICH IS M HEAVEN IN PERFECT"
The Second Coming Of the Christ in Christian SCIENCE
rsvssss vnvsrss Truth which makes free and reveals now
ennPrsssns nvuInsrsbIs heaven eternal e the ONE
REAL creation and vnivsrss-FLESHLEss, IM.materi.I
spiritual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sl Of find our true beinol
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Official Sees
Top Beet Crop
For Montana

Prospects for Montana's largest
sugar beet crop in years seems
certain, based on field surveys of
growers who supply Holly Sugar
Corporation plants at Hardin and
Sidney, Montana, according to l..
R. Cool, Holly's district agricul-
turist for the Rocky Mountain re-
gion.
Only a weather reverse could
change this rosy picture. Sugar
beet stands are generally in excel
lent condition, and should warm
weather continue up to harvest
time in early October, crop rec
ords may well be set. AT the pres
ent time, that is the expectation.
Early in the season, rains caus-
ed some delays, but the crop got
off to a good start. When warm
weather followed, growth was
speeded beyond the average for
this time of the year. The beets
continue to make rapid progress
and farmers have been busy Gull
tivating and irrigating.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Larqe/ttendance Seen
For<ir Fair Saturday

others. Also on board will be Bill
Bridgeman Of the Colorado Public
Utilities Commission, father of the
famous rocket test pilot, Bill
Bridgeman, Jr. Bridgeman has
held many world speed and aIti-
tude records in test flying for the
Air Force. A special reception is
planned for Frontier officials and
guests and members of the Civil
Air Patrol staff by the Sidney
Chamber of Commerce.
Activities at the airport Satur-
day, August 10, will get under
way at $3.50 am, and continue I'M
til 500 pm. Along with the sight
seeing flights, Frontier will have
some st~ewardesses there to dis
tribute free flowers to the ladies
and balloons to the kiddies.
Captain Burns of the CAP said
the Sidney Squadron will make
available soft drinks and sand
witches all day at the airport hang
ar.
Several members of the Sidney
Chamber of Commerce have pur-
chased complimentary tickets for
Frontier sightseeing flights. These
tickets will be given away at a
drawing between $3.50 am. and
900 am. on Saturday at the air.
port.
Drawings will be made until all
of these complimentary tickets are
given away. Any boy or girl 13
years of age or under will be
eligible for the drawing of free
tickets.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
City Soft Ball
Tourney Starts
August 18th

The Sidney Recreation Depart
ment will sponsor a softball tour
nament beginning Monday, Au-
gust IL to conclude the city
church league. The championship
game will be played at Moose
Memorial park under the lights
at 800 Thursday, August Is. All
members of each team attend the
church for which they play.
A great deal of interest has
been shown and an excellent
tournament is in prospect. The
following game schedule of the
single elimination is:
Monday - ST. Phil's VS.. Con-
gregational at Sunset, game I;
Trinity VS.. Assembly of God at
tower, game 2, 800.
Tuesday - Pella B VS.. Pella
League at Tower, game 3; Meth
odist VS.. Nazarene at Sunset,
game 4, 500.
Wednesday - Winner of game
l and 3 at tower; winner Of game
2 and 4 at Sunset. 600.
Thursday - Championship at
800 at Moose field.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Highway Assn.
Annual Meeting
Here Saturday

The annual meeting of the Ca
nadian-United States = Mexican
Highway Association will be held
here Saturday with representa-
tives expected from Saskatche-
wan to Colorado. This north
south Highway Association start
ing at LaRonge, Saskatchewan,
proceeds south to Denver and to
Mexico. The association presi-
dent, r. S. Mutt, said that the
sessions will open at 1000 a. m
and will include a noon luncheon
and an afternoon session.
Fred Quinnell, State Highway
Engineer, win be the luncheon
speaker. Other highway officials
r to appear on the program.
The morning session will include
appointment of committees, re-
ports by directors of sections of
the highway. The afternoon pro-
gram will include planning for
the coming years activities, cleo
ton of new officers and other
association business.
Present officers and directors
are as follows: President, r. S.
Mutt; 1st vice president, Alex Ait
ken, Regina; End vice president,
Fred Reinecke, Wibaux; 3rd vice
president, Raymond Sheldon, of
Ekalaka; secretary, Dan c. Price.
Directors - S. N. McEachern,
Saskatoon. Sask.; Ernie Coos,
Prince Albert, Sask.; Harry Boyce
OF Regina, Sask.; Dave Ayotte,
Minton, Sask.; HUI Moeller, Plen-
tywood; George Lund, Reserve;
John Poe, Medicine Lake; Clar-
ence Hansen, Froid; VIM Krall,
Culbertson; AL Huber, Fairview;
J. 1. Turner, Sidney; Ole Jensen,
Richey; Bert Hilger, Glendive;
Hardwood, Wibaux;
Lloyd Owen, Baker; Clarence
Crystal Ekalaka; Jim Courtney,
Alzada; Mayor Knapp, Hulett;
VIM. Glasby, Sundance, Wyo.; VIII
son Burnette, New Castle, Wyo.;
H. L. Gautschi, Lusk, Wyo.; Bob
Steinbach, Denver, Colo; Fred T.
Hervey, Ell Paso, Texas
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Jet Aces To
Appear at Air
Fair Saturday

Word was received early We'd
nesday afternoon that the famed
Colorado Minutemen, jet preci-
sion flight team, will be on hand
for the Air Fair Saturday.
This team, composed Of mem
bers Of the Colorado Air Nation
al Guard, are recognized for their
brilliant wing-to-wing flying
maneuvers. Headed by Col. Wal
ter E. Williams, the Minutemen
include Major Wynn Coomer,
Capt John Ferries, Major Cur
ran and Capt. Cherry. All of
these pilots are combat expert
enced in World War II and the
Korean conflict.
Due to insufficient runway
length for jet operations, the
team will be unable to land at
Richland County Airport, how
ever, they will perform low level
passes over the runways.
The Minutemen are scheduled
to appear at 4:30 p. m. August
10.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08

1t Y ounced today by Cap
tain Burns of the Sidney
|Cr Patrol and Don Boyle Of
F. Airlines, that plans have
beeA ,mpleted for Air Fair Day
to be celebrated Saturday, August
10, 1857, at the Richland county
airport. Confirmation on several
Of the static displays and demon
STATIONS have been received, Com
mander Burns stated. Among these
are several private utility aircraft
from Billings, military displays
from several National Guard units,
as well as an interesting radar
demonstration from the 78Oth AC
& w Squadron at Fortuna. Defin-
lite word has not yet come in as to
the availability of jet air craft and
helicopters, but it is hoped that
they will participate.
Frontiers chartered aircraft ill
arrive in Sidney at 900 pm. Fri
day, carrying special guests and
company officials. Among those
listed as guests on the flight will
be members of the Denver Cham
Der of Commerce, Denver press
and radio representatives and
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Local Cnil
Assaulted; Man
Held On Charge

A charge Of Rape by Force"
was lodged here Monday by Coun-
ty Attorney Victor Koch against
James Le16ay, Is, an itinerant
worker employed by Peter Kiewit
Construction Co, on the road con-
s%truction project between Sidney
and Richey.
LeMay is accused of the rape
and beating Of q Sidney girl,
whose name was being withheld
BY Rich14Yd County ana City uf-
fic1alS. Tn alleGDd af1DGk = re-
ported to have occurred late Sat-
urday evening or Sunday morning.
a short distance outside OF Sidney,
and the girl was put out of the
car near the Sidney Cemetery.
She repeatedly made her way to
town and reported the incident to
her parents, who summoned city
police.
Law enforcement officers team
ed up to search the area, with po-
lice working in town and sheriff's
office officers and the Highway
Patrol searching outzide town. The
girls father and two friends also
joined the search and located Le-
May at the Triangle Might Club
south Of Sidney. The men forced
to accompany them to
town, where he was identified by
the girl.
LeMay was placed under arrest
by local officers, and lodged In the
County jail. He was CIV
en- q hearing In the court Of JUS
hce J. B. Dave, ST., on Monday
and bail was set at $500, which
be was unable to post.
He win be arraigned In the
District Court Of Judge F. S. P.
Foss on Wednesday, August IA.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Annual RichIand County
Fair August 26-27-28

gate admission this exhibit will
be free" to all. Last year, tie
wildlife, agricultural, commercial
and industrial displays were "the
fair" to many people. The know
ing that every kid can enjoy the
Richland County Fair brings
great satisfaction to the Fair
Board and Manager Don Nutter.
Exhibits like those listed above
can bring that enjoyment to
"every kid"
With the finest agricultural
show in Montana, the best rodeo
in the Northwest, a stage show
of unsurpassed quality, and a
colorful, crowd drawing carnival,
this 40th annual Richland County
Fair and Rodeo promises to be
the best in history.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Ask Candidates
To Register
For Fair Queen

Candidates for the Miss Rich
land County Fair contest are
asked to register with the Sidney
Chamber of Commerce or with
Ray Wright of KICK in the
very near future. 1t is necessary
to be registered with the Cham
Der by Saturday August II SO
that final publicity and plan
ming can be completed. Approx
mately ten candidates were listed
earlier this week.
The queen will be awarded
$50, a Frontier Airline trip to
Denver, a trophy and a silver
crown. Two runnerups will re-
ceive special awards including
a trophy. All contestants will re-
ceive a special gift and will be
guests of the Richland County
Fair at that show. A luncheon
is planned for all contestants and
sponsors, preceding the contest
and the Jayceen Training session
is tentatively scheduled for the
afternoon before the contest.
The contest will be held the
first day of the Fair, Monday,
August 26 and will be presented
on the stage at TOO p. m. The
winners will be announced at
the end of the night show. Candi-
dates will wear a bathing suit
and formal dress. They will be
judged on beauty, poise and per-
s~onality by out-of-town judges.
Last year this event drew forty
candidates and was enjoyed by
the public and the contestants.
Candidates must be single, age
16 to 81, and a be from out
side the county.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Grain Price
Support Rates
Are Restated

Richland county 1887 basic
price support rates are for wheat
$1.91; barley Bic; oats, ACC; flax
$2.76 and rye Csc, Arthur Ander-
son, chairman of the ASC county
committee, said this week.
The rate for wheat is based on
the national average OF 81 per
buShel and reflects 1879 of the
June IS parity price. The $1.9l
rate quoted for wheat applies to
No. l Hard Red Winter or No. 1
Hard Red Spring. Discounts are
applicable to lower grades and
premiums will be computed for
protein content. An additional
premium of 15c per bushel will
apply to Hard Amber Durum and
a 10c premium to Ambur Durum.
Twenty-three varieties previously
designated as undesirable will be
discounted zoe a bushel and no
premiums may be paid on them.
Wheat must have been produced
on a farm which is in compliance
with its farm acreage allotment
to be eligible for price support
and the producer offering the
wheat must be eligible to receive
a wheat marketing certificate on
all other farms on which he has
an interest in the wheat crop.
The support rates for barley,
oats and rye represent 70% of
parity. The Gle rate for barley is
for grade No. 2 or better, and the
49c rate for oats Is for grade No.
3, and the csc rate for rye is for
grade No. 2 or better. Discounts
are also provided for lower grades.
No price support Is available
for any grains produced in viola
ton Of restrictive leases on Fed
erally-owned lands. Details as to
premiums and eligibil-
ity are available at the county Of
flee.
The Richland county rates for
1856 crops were: Wheat $1.91, oats
Sac, barley 90c, rye $1.10 and flax
81. "a.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08

Pictured above is Troop as Valley Fme Jamboes taken at entrance TO Trp amp at Valley
Forge. Pa on July 49, 1857 The ooph made up of couh from Yenowstn valyC ounclM Non
lana ct to rgt top row: Roger Skinner. R"smani Rsnwood Ed6uonF ahHsw;,R Richard EHS-
Stanley Bridge; Bob Fears BNMmg;o 1T r Hahedank Sidney Second row: Ed WanekL Livingston;
Harold Hunter Livingston hMp Eos. Sidney Bob H. cr sdner Philip wansk Livingston: Bob
son. Bueman: DHd George Lodge Gnr Leo Hart Circle; Tom Feh. Circles ohm Beagle Sid
nr James Mueller. Bonman Bill Walter Boeman; Robert Ball Lodge Grass RkY Ritter
Bosmun Bottom row: Warren W@L Bakers; Richard Fox Hardin Craig Bowen Bakers Torrents
GrnheLd. Hardn; james Fox Hardin Gary Habedank Sidney Richard Sanford: Sidney Harlan
Stone Sidney; Robet Grover Hndn: Jmes Zion Ghndivs Troop members missing from the pic
ts: RIY McB~.D Duncan McNb. Douglas skog Larry spain all of Bozman.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-08
Local Boy Scouts
Return F1om
Natl Jamb9ee

Scouts Renwood Erickson OF
Fairview, and John Beagle, Phil
ip Foss, Gary Habedank, Dick
Haugen, Richard Sanford, Harlan
Stone and Bob ST. Cyr Of Sidney
all of whom comprised Patrol 2
Of Jamboree Troop No. IS and
Otto Habedank, scoutmaster of
this troop, returned to Sidney on
July %.
The trip commenced for these
boys with a Jamboree training
camp at Daylis Stadium In Bill.
lings July 4, and during the fol-
lowing nieteen days the group
toured through twelve states, the
province Of Ontario, Canada, and
had sightseeing tours in Niagara
Falls, Detroit, New York City,
Philadelphia, Washington, d. c.,
Gettysburg and Chicago. The en-
tire trip was made by bus and
the boys spent seven days at
the National Boy Scout Jamboree
at Valley Forge, camping on the
same ground where the Cont
mental army spent their historic
winter with General Washington.
The Jamboree encampment con-
sisted of a tent city Of over
$4,000 Scouts plus their leaders
who gathered from all parts Of
the United States and foreign
countries.
At the Jamboree the Scouts
saw and heard many national
figures and entertainers. Vice
President Nixon addressed them
on opening night and guest stars
at sectional campfires were Lam
ny Ross, Bob Teller, and the
Rascals.
Each Jamboree troop was made
up of four patrols of eight boys
each, five boy leaders, and three
adults. This number of men and
constitute the ideal Scout
troop and participants in the trip
were constantly being trained in
Scouting procedures so as to en-
able them to help train their own
upon returning home.
Troop 25 was made up of boys
from Bozeman, Livingston, Big
Timber, Hardin, Lodge Grass, Ba-
ker, Glendive, Circle and the boys
from Richland county.
Otto Habedank stated upon his
return that the boys from Mon
in spite of their varied
backgrounds at all times con-
themselves as true am
oassadors of the Scout organiza-
ion. The participating Scouts, on
'eturning home, unanimously a.
reed that the Jamboree was the
and best Scouting expert
nee they could have enjoyed.
)ne to be rendered for a life
ime. +.
During the week at Valley
'orge the Scouts participated in
wo giant campfire programs held
n a natural amphitheatre facing !
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