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All New Ice Capades
Opens Next Tuesday
CONTINUED from page one)

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men!
1t all adds up to fun. And Ramb-
lers' fans, as well as those who
have never seen a hockey game in
their lives, will chuckle themselves
into hilariousness watching Fred
die, the skating clown, do his stuff.
Badminton-with "Hayseed" and
"Saarpie" lin the person of cham
pions Hugh Forgie and Stig Lar
SOM batting the bird around-is
done in more of an expert manner
with comedy as a sideline, but
there are laughs from the start
Hayseed" even gets to the point
OF receiving his own serves
which, naturally, only an expert
can do.
These two games, however,
are only part of the comedy hit in
the great skating show. There's a
little number called Wyatt Jerk
and Shadow Gray in Frozen Gun
Smoke" which features a couple of
genuine CD ex-amateur ice hockey
players-Johnny LaBreQue, from
Montreal, and Johnny Gray, from
Vancouver. They bring a fresh new
comic slant to Ice Capades this
year.
Then, of course, there is Eric
Waite, an "old" familiar with
skating shows. Eric additions" for
a skating show in one number and
later skates as 1.-The Anchor" in the
colorful production called AN
chors Asway' which also features
the Ice Ca Pets" and Ice Cadets"
considered the worlds greatest
precision skaters.
There are champions galore in
the skating cast-Ronnie Robert
son, Bobby Specht, Cathy Machado,
Jimmy Grogan, Romayne and
Steele and others.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

JOHN ANNETT HONORED BY MINNEAPOLIS S-MOLINE =
history
Harrington, Delaware
held local branch
management of H
with Moline products shown in
T. Gaunce, MN salesman F. Bosse Asst Sales Mgr, MN,
Harrisburg D c. F. Pace Manager NM Harrisburg Dic
John Anne Mr. Annett the popular Republican candidate
resenatve District of Sussex County.
wholesale
Moline their doing
chnes
this bumper
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
GROWING HERDS

MADISON, Wis. -(P)- A Uni
versity of Wisconsin statistician
finds the average Wisconsin dairy
herd increased from 20 cows to
271b milking animals in 10 years.
Ed Malcheski, dairy records analyst
also reports total costs on typical
farms rose 43 per cent in 10 years
while the dairy producers gross in
come rose % per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
STREET NAMES

CLOVIS, N. NJ, -(P)- Cannon
Air Force Base is keeping alive a
particular historical period with its
street names.
Streets are named for major tao
tical air battles or missions during
World War II, such as Little Boy
code name for the atom bomb
dropped on HiToshima-and" Gross
bow"-referring to German long
range weapons program and to al
lied countermeasures.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
FOR ARTS SAKE

BELLEVILLE, N. ]. Up Jo-
sephine Soriano has learned at
least one thing during her career
as teacher. The way to her stu
dents minds is through their
stomachs.
Each year, students who have
attended classes faithfully are re-
warded at a barbecue in her back
yard. More than 40 qualified this
year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
Muscular Dystrophy
Fund Drive Due Here

continued from page one)
mysterious killer through medical
research. GIVE generously to
this fight against Muscular Dystro-
ply.
Mr.. Marvel asks you to please
read his letter of solicitation care
fully, reflect, and then send your
contribution to Miss Brown at the
bank, in an envelope he has enclos-
ed for your convenience.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

Home Coming services at Trinity
o. Sunday, October 19. The morn
ing service will be at IL a. m. and
the afternoon at 2:30 with Rev.
]. E. Layton a former pastor as the
speaker.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
FULL CIRCLE

NORFOLK, Va. lP)-Wilkie. vir-
ginian-Pilot columnist5 reports this
one:
: A Norfolk clerk, receiving a pay
envelope containing a blank check,
moaned: MY deductions have
caught up with my salary"
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
THAT'S TIE BREAKS

GRANITE, Okla. (P)4E. C. Van
Wrinkle broke even. While telling
friends of his luck in finding a
quarter, he lost another one.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
DIRECTOR FAIRWEATHER

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf. Up
The new director of the Air Pollu-
ton Control District is John H.
Fairweather.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

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$ ; ri .s m S..S & S:.J g 100 more ;' S S.i
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Section 133-Brake
sI::' S: :s,!
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control the Of and hold vehicle
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Vehicle develop
shall provided APPLYING brakng
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Of
operating
vehicles
developing per.
In stop from not than 20 miles hour
stopping from 20 miles
point which the service brake
met plus srae smooth hard surface
Is free from loose MATERIAL
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n: Sd load RSs S an aSn 'S ne ta1 S'sss
ana 9 eSs sn SUCK an OS6t 81
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operated public highway trailer for which current reE
vehicle trailer
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VI ''''''"-0" VI ARTICLE xTx-PENALTY
not $500 Imprisonment for
By Of the Capitol - - -
ia
Of Representative. ChairmAn,,-
: Arms
J
architect Of the Capitol
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

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combinations


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oWl or fender shall
light without ~ $500 ~ ~ - ~
$ r. En-. ; s:5:
MAXIMUM intensity OF than $50
or
service vehicle equipped with which for
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ss:s @ % :s ;:"s ';sl ;s' e iiSs;S
''s:'s;s that 'Ssls "fs as ' %aassas &
ES@' : :: "i''S s, ss! e ','.., ~, . .
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pedestrians ana Ss Use $%, S IS ~ n:;..sss
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re sss Vi Ss: s sss. E .$$s.
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Sect OF items
o
hehway vehicle combination
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which unsafe condition
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

John Zaleski, 30, New York City, and
Rose Weshefsky. 80. Flushing. n Y
John woodward Holton. IT.. 81. 42s2
ell, 10. 2S6 i4th St. Sc.
William Tenney Brown. 90. 1925 I4th
st. NV: and Judith Ellen Moore
head. 81 2440 18th st, NV.
holster Fox Worth. jr.. 90. 81 8 st
nv TN, ana Reba Daniels. 81, Of 1879
Roger y. jerome. 90. ouantico, va,
and Florence Ann Fueett, IL. Of
Woodford. Va.
Reginald Richard Mackey. 40. 81
Rhode Island ave. ne. and Bertha
Mae Edwards. 80, SO r st. NV.
Eugene Thomas Klimkosky, "a. and
Janice Marie schsen. 20. both o.
Arlinston. Va
A0ls sSa 1 jay Joseph ns c ana auo Ss
Fred Raymond Zaniewski, "a, FORT
Myer, Va. and Neoma Jean Saul.
=. ~ Arlington. ".
1900 39th st. NV, and Jean Doro-
thy Watson. Is. Of ls23 Vermont
Norman Francis Callahan. 90. of ss4
p s1Ss5iasn g g p nU;,, and Mary Joan
Robert CHRISTOPHER Mcousds. 26. and
constancs Christine cannata, Is,
both OF New York City.
Thomas Lee Fletcher. 20, Bethesda.
MO and Sandra Anne fudge. 81.
81 $40 Hamilton st. NV
Lyle Dean Cole. IL. Arcadia. Calf.
s snd Jug Jane Johnson 10. Alex
Joseph James walker. IT,. 10, lee Todd
p ne and Dorothy Lee Proctor. IS,
Karl A stiffler. 90. Hyattsville. Md.
n nn6 Joan Frances Wills. IL. Dean.
Stanley e9''' X Alderman. "a. co,.d,
Lanyard green s.w.
James =. Bats. "a. l1O6 Twenty-frs
RI ne; and Mary Ann Williams. ~.
laurie Joe Deal, 33. 1900 Cathedral
ave nv. and Rosa Jane Allen. 90.
M,eS.9s., MT Ne. H aye NV.
Indiana, and Anne Marie Estatico.
~. 44b Decatur st. NV.
Charles Blakely Kloss. rs, Richmond.
and Patricia Dunlap Thomas, 20,
Chevy Chase. Nd.
Henry Vincent Moore. ~. Fort Eustis,
sylrsiniaS;s and Lydia Irma Mccarthy
John Michael Radxiewski. 20, Of
Throop. Pa. and Mary Christine
Crittenden. 90. 2700 Minnesots
John Ffses Tyrsman, %. and Emm.
Jean Thorpe. 20. both Of 1920
Texas and Mary Christine wSi tnsy'
~ Arlington. VIRGINS.
Willie c. ollimes. 30. li6 Florida ave
nv. and Audrey Mae Gordon, 20
1877 Third street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Almond to Give
Radio Awards
nv LII. AssocIat.d Pr.,a

Governor Almond Of Virginia
will present awards in WASH
ington Friday for newscasting
contests sponsored by Virginia
Associated Press Broadcasters.
The VAPB is holding an all
day meeting at the National
Press Club. starting at 10 am.
The awards will be made at q
l pm. luncheon. North Carolina
radio newsmen judged the IS
entries in seven categories Of
newscasting which were sub
mitted by 20 stations.
DIR. Thomas Marshall Hahn.
head of the physics department
of Virginia Polytechnic lnst-
tute and a recognized authority
on atomic energy. will speak at
an evening banquet on what
the newscaster should know
about atomic fission and fusion
to broadcast the news Of the
atomic age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

800, -, ,
UnoeT u. Z. TAU couples
must aDpIN for q marriage
Hcense a., one dov. matt three
, ILL.,. ea ~ ,S c"@ 9,,t ,ecs ~" s,r e
Scy. s Sn nj ho M ma, oye connted
ne sr,n. No other davs.
wr,h... Nr.Y.r,., on Iaoa n Al ne,
"npa srv zis3. "a 5Oi Il Il
Sc Mas L. o''" ~ -'
Eus.n; p ce s;I..s,, 81 ;., ..Sstls a.
Ronald s1' :. jackson, 81. 70 N st. NV,
and Hazel e. Jackson. rs. Louisa
va 49, a. .... ,,,s :,
Jonn, Tnlisy ~ pSSSn So ON an 1Ia Ioth
ana Louise T. rsrker' SV' iVS t"'"
81. Ms
Virgil y Carey. 81 and Alice N: war
Roderiet l. Wsthen ~. 1919 Con-
sress Sc. Sc, and Aivera Casawente
49,. T.... 90 w.,,.r 'n..A Hos.
"o pitai. ana Demise q pcvine, ~
1901 o $. Sc.
willie n. piekey, 20. Naval Esceivinng
station, ana lnger y. Stolpe, ~
$500 W,:s ';'... ave J, NV ,Hs,
e; nT o;n sn q Arlene AT L. Lampsin' To-
w,,.nr s.N.r.an a. "a ana c,.uAe,t
wilson yeIcaIspn; ~, TSsoa lNI NAN v T.rs
Frank J. MAX. trs ~, Baltimore, and
oracs Y; Kehos; 90 Hyattsyilie; Ne
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Rollins Trsllsr Court. -. :.
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sue Lucille turner' To- iVV' otn
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city. fsn.m.s; o..- 80.
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The Sidney herald., 1958-05-08
Ladies Golf and Bridge Club
Reports Regular Meeting

The regular meeting of the Sid
ney Ladies' Golf and Bridge club
was held Wednesday at the Sid
ney Country Club with Mrs. Neal
Lewis and Mrs. c. E. Hagen as
h~ostesses. Due to the lovely
weather both golf and bridge
were enjoyed. Mrs. Axel Nelson
won the high score bridge prize
mad Mrs. Munro Whitmore was
awarded the low score prize for
golf.
The next meeting, Wednesday,
May IA will be a Ills covered
dish luncheon followed by golf
and bridge. This is guest day
and all members r requested
to be in attendance and to bring
a guest.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-08
Chapter w, PEG Entertained
At DIR. r ID. Benson Home

Mrs. R. d. Benson and Mrs
Mark Fawcett were co-hostesses
to Chapter w, PEG at the regu-
lar meeting held Tuesday after
noon at Mrs. Benson's home. Fol-
lowing the ritualistic work of
the Chapter Mrs. Carl Johnson
presented the program on Build
ing of Modern Churches" The
meeting concluded with a social
hour during which lunch was
served by the hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-08
ANNUAL TEA MAY ii
TO USHER IN NATL.
HOSPITAL WEEK

National Hospital Day will be
observed at the Community Me-
mortal Hospital Sunday, May ID.
Tea will be served in the hos
pital dining room from 2 to 4
p. m. and a cordial invitation is
extended to the public to visit
the hospital during these hours,
when arrangements have been
made to acquaint guests with
the many fine hospital facilities.
The Community Memorial hos
pital will join others throughout
the United States and Canada in
observing National Hospital Week