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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-31
|Sis Springs
Students
Get AUards

Six students in the Creative
Writing group at the College of
st. Mary of the Springs won off.
campus awards last week.
Miss Marilyn Quigley, newly
elected Tower editor and daugh.
ter of Mrs. Mildred Quigley, 1904
Oak Street, received a five dol.
lar prize from the Columbus
Unit of the National Society of
Arts and Letters for a short
story, april the Eighteenth"
Miss Mary Greer, daughter of
Mrs. Margaret Greer of rs In.
dian Springs Drive, won the
Monsignor Bean Poetry Prize for
her poem, 'Hummel." Both items
appeared in the Spring issue of
the campus magazine.
In the Roberts Editorial Writ.
ing Contest sponsored by the In
ter-coliegiate Association n for
Study of the Alcohol Problem,
Miss Patricia Collin, one of the
fifty national finalists, won a full
scholarship to the sum m r
school, a regional prize of ten
dollars, and a final award to be
determined. Other five dollar re-
gional awards went to Patricia
Henry, Sally Steiner, and Maura
Sullivan. Sister Maryanna O.P.
heads the English Department at
the Springs.
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Ed Adolph of Corpus Christi
Parish, Secretary-Treasurer. The
committee coordinates the pro-
gram of Scouting for the Catho-
lies in the Diocese.
Christian Living Institute
The Catholic Youth Bureau in
cooperation with the Contra
ternity of Christian Doctrine will
sponsor a weekend of Christian
living at Camp st. Rita, June z.
8, and Q. This will be the first
in a series of leadership courses
designed to instruct the lay peo-
pie in the work of the Lay Apos-
tolate. This particular program
will be for a select group of
young adults associated with the
Council.
Miss Betty Plank, a lay work
er in the Confraternity of Chris
tian Doctrine, will supervise the
program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-31
CLASS - Section - Morally UnobieefonsbIs for Adults

Abandon Ship
Accused of Murder
Amazon Trader
AS Long As You're Near
Me
Attack
Back from Eternity
Bad Seed
Barretts of Wimpole
Street-MGM
Between Heaven and Hell
Beyond q Reasonable
Doubt
Bigger Than Life
Boss, The
Brass Legend
Brothers Rico
Bundle of Joy
Burning Hills
Chain of Evidence
Congress Dances
Counterfeit Plan
Cry in the Night, A
Cyciops
Death of a Scoundrel
Desk Set
Dino
Don Giovanni utal.)
Orange
Edge of Hell
Edge of the City-MGM
Finger of Guilt
Full of Life
Fury at Showdown
Great Man, The
Guilty
Halliday Brand
Hatful of Rain
High Terrace
Hot Shots
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Nursing School
Graduates Four
Diocesan Girls

CANTON - Four Diocesan
girls were graduated from Mercy
Hospital School of Nursing here
last Sunday. Exercises were held
in st. Peter Church.
The new nurses are: Edith An.
tonelli and Patricia Pace, both OF
Dover; Doris Weinman of Stras.
burg; and Shirley Perko of New
Philadelphia.
Miss Perko was crowned
"Queen" at a recent Junior-Sen.
ior prom held at the school.
Bishop Emmett M. Walsh of
Youngstown presided over the
ceremonies and awarded the di-
plomas. Msgr. George N. Habig
presented candidates and admin
istered the Nurses Pledge.
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Speech Contest Kathle G n
Moore and Mary c. Zang; Lead.
ers' Institute - Mary B. Lynch
and Mrs. Annabelle Schott; Pro-
gram - Frank McCabe and Jos.
eph Refs; Pop Concert - George
Gaus.
The purpose of Catholic Youth
Week, which will be held this
year from October 27 to Novem-
ber 3, is to show to the commun-
ity the work done for and by
youth under the sponsorship of
the Catholic Church to encourage
youth to use talent and oppor-
tunities in behalf of the Church.
Henry FsIk Named
Henry Falk of Christ the King
Parish was named Central Area
Lay Chairman of the Catholic
Committee on Scouting at the
annual Fish Fry last Friday night
at Camp st. Joseph. Falk sue
ceeds Joseph Reiger. Assisting
Falk are MIR. Sorenson of Holy
Rosary Parish, Vice Chairman;
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Kateri Rings / and 2 of st.
Ritas Camp will meet this week.
Ring 2 will meet at the home
of Mrs. Frank Erdy, 869 South
Harris-av on June 5. Mrs. Earl
Fisher, 2976 Parkside-av will en-
tertain with bridge and lunch
con on June 6.
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Youth Notes
Steering Committee Meets;
Plans Made For Youth Week

Paul Lynch and Mrs Balanger have been named the
cocharmen of the Steering Committee for the planning
Catholic Youth Week At the meeting held last week the
subcommittee were named follows Government Day,
FIR William Johnson FIR Colby Crimes and James Hoern
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a Classification certain which while not morally
and conclusonsl
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Marquette To Graduate
Two from Diocese

Two from the Diocese of Co
lumbus are included among the
33 Ohioans listed as candidates
for degrees at the Spring COM
mcncement exercises of Mar.
quette University in Milwaukee,
Wis.
They are Phyllis NJ. Malo,
Marion, and Mariann B. O'Fer.
rail-, Newark, both seniors in the
College of Liberal Arts and can
didates for bachelor of science
degrees.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21

R:uNn!:.g Community Youth
Club |: You have any IDEAS
10. entertainment. see Frank \
large delegation 0: adults Will be
:ct>r". Three nights o: enter,
:a."mc": are planned
!: : NICE 20 know that one
~: Oh. members heads the Brow Il.
.Hs Community Youth Club He
= Robert LaF-ombo:>e. a mem.
ov. .: he T-!ba. Council. Who
former! Se-l ed :he council as
It's chairman Rober: Is full,
filing We. he am 0: the Amer.
car Legion II having lis mem,
oe:> participate ii community
Al:.N!:.e> 4 :u.. lineup OF this
organization Vii. be included
-eN. Week
Tie Legion birthday party VII.
De held the evening o: Saturday
Marc. 23:d. beginning al s 80
Ft>:N.:.es Will begin With pot.
!uch dinner a: tables arranged
:" 4 horseshoe shape in the lie.
Clio" CAB \, .ea>: for the
earlier hours. the Club WI! be
Closed 20 the genera! public and
adm::anre WI! De limited 20
members ard their guests.
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slight brain conclusion. His com.
panion was hardly hurt. The
two young men were from Leth.
bridge
Warren Cassidy and family had
an auto wreck across the noun
tains last week. but no one was
hurt.
Liz and Earl Siers motored to
Great Falls Saturday to see the
finals Of the Class B tournament.
Mrs. II. II. Powell is still in the
Cardston Municipal Hospital.
She had little set back. but is
not doing too badly. We all hope
to see her home soon.
Oscar Thronson is planning OH
making an addition to his motel
this spring.
The upper grades in the Babb
school are working on unit on
Latin America. the middle grades
are working en- unit on Africa
and the primary room is making
booklets on helpers.
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OolNcS OF THE
AMERICAN
LEGION
BY Tom JeSScpe

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21
PROPOSAL INVITATION

Sealed proposals will b. received BY
the Clerk Of the Board OF School
Trustees. School District No. q, Gla;
p. M. MIST. Friday. April S. 1857. for
Elementary school. Babb. Montana.
Proposals will be- received for one
contract under General Construction.
at the Elementary Schoc! =! ~" p. M
INST. Friday. April S. 1857.
Proposals shall be- made on the form
attached and made a part of the pro
posed contract documents which may
Werner, Architects. 49,. 4th st, North.
Great Falls. Montana. and obtained for
J deposit Of Twenty Dollars ,$2O.oo,.
This deposit will be refunded to the
Contractor submitting = bona ftde
cations In good condition within two
weeks after the awarding Of the con.
tract. ANY Contractor taking. plans
and signifyinG his intention Of bidding
bid. shall forfeit the sum Of Ten Dol.
lars $1,000 upon the receipt Of Plans
and Specifications.
Each bid shall be- accompanied by
one of the following:
y Lawful moneys Of the United
. Cashiers check. certified check.
bank money order, or bank draft. In
any case drawn and issued by
national banking association located
In the state OF Montana. or by any
banking corporation Incorporated
under the laws Of the state Of Mon.
b \ bid bond or bonds executed by
surety corporation authorized to
do business In the state Of Montana.
The moneys. or. In lieu Of moneys.
any of such bank instruments or bid
bonds shall be payable directly to the
Owner In the amount not less than
five percent So Of the amount Of
the bid as evidence Of good faith on
the part Of the bidder that II he Is
awarded the contract. he will. within
five days after he Is notified. enter
into Contract and furnish an approved
Surety Bond covering the full amount
Of his Contract
No Bidder may withdraw his bid
for period Of thirty 80, days after
the scheduled closing time for receipt
Of bids. unless waived by the Owner.
Bidders shall enter on the proposal
form the number and class Of their
Montana State license.
The Owner hereby reserves the right
to reject any and or all bids and to
waive any informaliticS
The Board of Trustees
School District No. 8
Glacier County
Babb. Montana
By: II. 4. Powell. Clerk
First Publication March q. 1876?
Last Publication April !. 1857
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Faculty Completes Plans
N. &. A. Birthday Party

Faculty members Of the Brown
ing Public Schools are making
detailed plans for their part in
:hc special anniversary Cclebra.
,lon Of the National Education
Association. Time for the birth.
day party will be Thursday. April
4,h a, 500 y, N. in the high
school auditorium. Public in
,rrcS, and participation is Is.
pcrially sought since the y. f. 4.
IS a vital force III American Edu-
cation.
Committee members are dill.
gently working to have a most
worthwhile program. Members
with SpcCia! assignments are:
Mrs NNirHnc Gerard. Mrs En-.
ma Van Noozcr. and Mr. Jason
DrvrreauN Invitation and pro.
S-alm committee Is composed VI
Mrs Kathryn Ward. Mrs Media
Hatch. Mrs Cavmrl!a Hughes
I'D Miss l.aRar Hatch.
y reception IS planned 4, the
,'HMr.u>!oM Q: the program and
=. charge y: iha: committee is
MIS- June Douglas assisted by
Mrs Ramona DAVIS. Mrs Ann
Johnson and Mrs Alice Rodgers
The N.b..t Is again urged 70
"a hC ne most q! This ON,sNr.
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Bubb News

There has been Methodist
church services in the basement
Of the Babb School the past two
Sunday evenings. Miss Jean
ScrugsS was out Monday evening
and conducted Bible class.
Ted PcndrrgrrSS is moving
back to his St. Mary ranch. He
has started nice herd of black
cattle.
Ed Stillwtll bought Emmett
Ausare's haying equipment last
week. and spent several days
moving it out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clark rr.
Gently opened the cafe owned by
Mrs WinSlow DevtreauN.
The Juveniles who broke into
Hi WorIward'> home a while
back have finally been caught.
Canadian MountieS were over
checking 10 see ii any OF the
goods that were stolen from a
house IN Canada could be found
Pete Arrand JUS, arrived from
winter TRIP down south.
Larry Paisley Won another
blue ribbon OF his grass collcc.
ton tina: was entered II 4 science
:a!r held 4: the Anna JrttvieS
>rhnp,
The Rahh Boosters All Club
held public dance Friday rvr:-
Ing The crowd was TO; very
large. bu, about :!::y dollars was
added 70 the clubs fund
George and Fr:-y Hughes
>NrH. FRIDAY evening ~ he Pals,
ley -anr! George showed two
eNcc.rn: nlr>:r> o. the " d IS
A.!!> Chalmers tractor and a All
club picture called Leaders of
Tomorrow They are excellent
pictures ard can be booked from
\..!> Chalmers Mig Co
After he All club dance. Liz
and Ear. S:rr> invited the Pals
ley>. S:!..we!.> and Hughes 20 a
bacon ard egg breakfast:
Bob and Bobb!e Green were
callers N Cut Bank Saturday
Victims 0: the Kennedy Creek
wreck AS: Week were no, scri.
ously inquired The driver re.
Cc!ved broken nose and a
Governor J Hugo Aron>on TO-.
day !aun,hed the 1857 Easter
Sea! fund drive by buying the
first sheet O: seals from Susan
Marie W!ckMan. the 1857 Easter
Sea. child. and by officially pro.
claiming the period March IS
through Apr! - a. Easter Seal
Month.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21
CALL eoR 0loS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. GLACIER County. Cut
Bank, Montana In the Glacier County
Court House until 200 p NJ INST,
April !. 1857. for metal shelving for
the Library for Glacier County, 10.
Gated at Cut Bank. Montana.
Proposals will be opened and read
In the office Of the County Commits.
stoners at 200 p. n. INST. April l,
1857
Specifications for the above may be
examined at the office Of Page 4
Werner. Architects, l5is 18th Street
North, Great Falls. Montana.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any andIor all bids and to
waive any informalities.
Board Of County Commissioners
Glacier County
Cut Bank, Montana
By: James Gerard. Clerk
First Publication March II. 1857
Last Publication March %. 1887
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sABs BOOSTERS III CLUB

The Babb Boosters I'll Club
held a meeting March Is. The
meeting was called to order by
the Vie President. Lee Clark.
III the abSencc of the president.
The pledges were led by Earl
Taylor Roll call was Winter
Safety Slogans"
Plans were made for the bene.
iii dance which will be held
March Is. 4 demonstration on
How TO Cut a True Bias" was
given by Audrey Powell and a
talk on What 4 Good Sewing
Box Should Have" was given by
Carolc Woodward. We sang some
Irish songs and Lee Clark told
us how ST. Patrick'S Day was
started.
After refreshments the meet.
ing was adjourned.
Betty Peterson. Reporter
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NOTICE 70 pu0Llc

Notice Is hereby given that the Cla.
cier County Board Of CommiSsionsrs
viii receive bids until 1000 o'clock
4. NJ. April !, 1857. for County Print.
inG for q. period Of two ~ years from
April 8. 1857.
bids will be accepted for two ~
years as follows:
On the rates prevailing on April 6.
1857; or bids will be accepted on the
rates prevailing on April 8. 1887 to
June 30. 1887 and thereafter for the
balance Of the two years Ut the rate
prevailing on July |. 1857.
The Board reserves the right 10 re.
jcct any or all bids.
Dated Ut Cut Bank. Montana. this
9Th day Of March. 1887
Glacier County Board Of Commissioners
BY: James Gerard. Clerk Of the Board
First Publication March II. 1857
Last Publication March ~. 1857
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exhibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers within four months after the first
Administrator At the office of the
County Attorney, Cut Bank. Montana,
the same being the place for the trans.
action Of the business Of said Estate.
Date March 18th, 1857.
Francis Dusterhoff
Administrator Of the Estate Of Frank
Dustcrh0ff. deceased.
Dan S. WEIGH
Attorney for Administrator
Last Publication April I. 1857
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21

Calder Hall power station, just
recently opened In England, is
the first large-scale plant In the
world to produce electricity
through the use of converted
uranium In nuclear reactor.
The right thing to do is to
forgive and forget. but most PEG.
pie can't do two things at once.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21
LECAlS
NoTIce 70 cReoIToRS

Estate OF II " Whitener. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
tate of H. ". whitener deceased, to
the creditors and to all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers within four months after the first
.Administratrix at the office Of the
County Attorney, Cut Bank. Montana.
the same being the place for the
transaction of the businc>. Of said Is.
tate.
Date February 25ih. 1857.
Shirley Procfrock
.tdmiriStratrix Of the Estate Of H. ".
Whi;cncr deceased.
Dan s. WEIGH,
Attorney for Administrative
First Publication February %, 1887
Last Publication March 81. 1887
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-03-21
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Frank DusterhOff deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned, Administrator Of the Es.
tate Of Frank DuSterhoff deceased. to
the creditors and to all persons having
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-18

MCLEAN Of Plentywood, Depart
ment President Gladys Carpenter
of Helena, and Department Senior
Vice President Hollie zimmerman
of Missoula. Also introduced was
District No. 6 Ladies Auxiliary
President Mildred Hobbs of Miles
City.
Others introduced were Jack
Knoop, president Of the Sidney
Chamber of Commerce, Capt.
Don Baker, OWN, Commanding
Officer of Co. "A" of the Mon
tana National Guard; 1t. John B.
Burns, Commanding Officer of
the Sidney Squadron of Civil Air
Patrol and John Hamilton, Vet
Grams Welfare Commission of
Glendive. Also introduced was
Commander Hurry Carey of Post
No. IL of the American Legion
at Sidney.
Awards were presented to the
Circle VFW Post for the largest
Post Delegation and to the Circle
and Froid Ladies Auxiliary Units
for the largest delegations of la
dies. Master of ceremonies for the
banquet was Matt Dasinger and
entertainment was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lieseth of
Watford City, North Dakota.
Following the banquet the an
nual VFW birthday ball and dis
trict party was held at the VFW
Home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-18
Services For Mrs.
Grace Frasier
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. April le. 1857

Funeral services were held We'd
nesday, April II, at 200 pm, in
Lonsdale Methodist church in Sid
ney for Mrs. Grace Alexandria
Frasier, IA, who died in a Las
Vegas, Nevada hospital, April IL
of injuries sustained in an auto
mobile accident there April /. Rev.
Reuben Dutton, pastor, officiated
and the Cloyd-Gorder Mortuary
directed arrangements.
She was born at Fairmont,
Mimi, Nov. 81, 1882, a daughter
of Richard and Janet Jones, and
was reared there, attending local
schools. She married Lafayette j.
Frasier at Fairmont, Oct. Is, 1901
and they lived there until 1910.
In that year they came to Mon
tana and filed on a homestead
nine miles north of Lambert,
where they farmed until Mr.. Fra
sier retired in 1948. Since then
they have lived in Sidney, spend
ing their winters in Long Beach.
They were returning from Long
Beach to Sidney at the time of the
accident.
Surviving are her husband, a
son Vernon D. Frasier, Helena;
two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd A. Ped
ersen, Billings, and Mrs. N. Leon
ard Jessen, Seattle; three sisters,
Mrs. August Rettke, Los Angeles,
Mrs. Wayne Aldrich, Conrad, and
Mrs. Lloyd A. Park, Los Angeles;
nine grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
At the services, Mrs. Ralph Cri-
ger was organist, and accompan-
list for Mrs. John Walburn who
sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and
mo Night There" PaIlbearers
were Melvin Swendseid, Roy
Anton Klette, Camille c.
DeRudder, Lloyd Peterson and
George M. Howell. Interment was
in the Sidney cemetery.
Out of town relatives attend
ing the service included Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lewis and daughter,
Mrs. Chris Nielsen of Fairmont,
Mimi; MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Ped
ersen and Lester lessen, Billings;
Petersen, Missoula; Miss
Maria Petersen, Bozeman; Mrs.
Jessen and Miss MariIyn
lessen, and Mrs. Floyd Ivester,
Seattle; Mrs. Frances Aldrich,
Conrad; and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
.Frasier, Helena.
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-18
Fiddlers' Contest
At Triangle
Saturday Night
this paper last wssk.)

M. r. Otto has been placed at
the head of the list to pull the
part of NC. Comrade Otto
reports there'll be a meter and
anyone wishing to enter, can.
Play as many strings as he or she
wishes, but NO doubles.
Understand it'll be run like
Queen for A Day - Jack Bailey's
show. Coolies and Cootiettes will
either be wearing their caps or
their uniforms. Our motto is:
Keep En- Smiling in Beds of
White"
Please cut the entry blank from
the center of the handful if you
wish to enter the contest. Every
one will play out in the open.
The three trophies for 1st, End
and 3rd place will be on display
at the Triangle Night club start
ing Wednesday afternoon. Also,
our drawing for door prize will
be there too, it being a violin
and bow for some lucky ticket
holder. Our presale tickets have
been on sale about three weeks.
Those who have them should
turn them in for the ones we
will use for the drawing. All
tickets sell for a dollar each.
Little Joe" is hanging the
handbills out this week. The mu-
sic comes to us from the Rain
bow Valley Boys this year.
All donations go for making
visits, buying things in our hos
pital Homes for the Aged and
Veterans Hospital at Miles City.
Who a have more fun than a
cootie? More coolies.
To date Charles Petty PIT No.
81 has 33 paid up for the year out
of AZ.
Saturday, April goth, is the
date for the Fiddlers' contest.
Regular Scratch is Friday, APP
ril 10th, for members in good
standing. The time is 8 p. m.
at the VT WHome.
Yours in LOTCS,
Charles Albrecht,
S. S. Elect. Contest
Committee, by Co. Chm.
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-18

the vocal Soles and
ensembles. Mr.. Henry Campbell
will act as adjudicator for the
piano festival. All events Friday
are open to the public.
Saturday, each school will pre-
sent its vocal and instrumental
groups in a concert for adjudica-
ton and constructive criticism.
Frank Simon, Music Depart
ment, University of Arizona, will
act as instrumental judge. Jack
Donavan, Vocal Music Director,
State Teachers College, Valley
City, North Dakota, will be the
vocal judge.
Registration of each school and
each participant begins at 7:3O
Saturday. AT $3.50 the bands will
begin presenting their numbers.
Following the morning concert,
all participating students will be
fed picnic style on the high
school lawns by the faculties of
the Glendive Schools under the
direction of the Band Mothers
and Miss johnson of the Home
Economics Department of the
Dawson County High School.
Food has been furnished by the
Glendive Chamber of Commerce.
At 1915, the bands will form
in parade and will proceed down
Merrill Avenue to the City Hall
and then to Kendrick and back
to the high school Each band
will present a short concert at
specified street corners. The pub
lie is urged to remain on the
sidewalks during the parade.
At 100, all the students will
return to the high school audi
torium and the choral groups will
present their numbers.
The evening session, starting at
300, consists of select band and
chorus numbers. These
groups r made up OF students
each school participating in the
festival, having been picked by
heir directors. The band includes
students and the chorus, 100
'tddCillS. <AltC1 CdCA HIOup pre-
;ents five numbers, the two
will combine to present the
festival finale. DR.. Simon will
iirect the band and the combined
numbers. Nh. Donavan will direct
chorus and its numbers.
The public is cordially invited
o attend the daytime sessions as
ar as seating facilities will per-
nit. Saturday evening, the public
S invited to attend. Admission
Will be Csc per person.
John H. Johnson, director Of
Instrumental Music of the Glen
live Schools, is General Chairman
If the festival. Mrs. Colleen
cook, director of Vocal Music,
ilenidve Schools, is assistant
estival chairman in charge of
7ocal music. Mr.. Harvey Larson,
principal of Dawson county high
chool, is in charge of building
arrangements.