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fund was authorized last year.
While II did not have 10 be
authorized again. II must be
considered by the Appropria-
lions Committee when the for
eign aid money bill Is taken up.
Not counting this develop
ment loan fund. the authorize
ton bill agreed upon by the
Foreign Affairs Committee calls
for only S2.95o. 000. 900. or q cut
OF $3.50 million from the SIS
billion Of new authorization.
Administration Lucky
Representative Morgan.
Dem ocrat OF Pennsylvania.
chairman OF Foreign Affairs.
said he believed the admins
tration was "lucky TO get this
much" In new authorization.
He would not predict what the
House itself viii do. but said
the outlook for foreign aid has
improved since Congress met
in January.
The committee adopted an
amendment yesterday prohibit
ing the importation or re-
importation Of arms and am
munition into this country orig
inally manufactured for mill
tary purposes. This will stop
all imports except guns used
as antiques or curios.
The foreign aid authorization
probably will not reach the
House floor for about 10 days.
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sponsibility for maintaining
conditions under which there
would be useful employment
opportunities for all those will
ing and able to work.
He said we must make It
clear that the goal Of education
is to teach Western man not
just to survive but TO triumph.
not just to defend himself but
to make man and the world
what God had intended them
to be.
We must recover the element
of quality in our traditional
pursuit Of equality" he said.
We must not, in opening of
schools to everyone, confuse the
idea that all should have equal
chance with the notion that all
have equal endowments."
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$50 Bottle Fire

CHICAGO, April Is ~
Some $50 firemen early today
battled a stubborn. extra alarm
fire that swept through a six
story furniture warehouse on
the near south side. causing an
estimated s375,00O damage.
The fire was brought under con-
troll after 2la hours.
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Trotters, Poeers Get
Names From Colts

GOSHEN. N. Y.-Trotting
and pacing horses take their
designations from their gaits.
Trotters move their left
front and right rear legs ahead
in unison, followed by right
front and left rear legs. With
PAGERS it's right front, right rear
up together. followed by left
front, left rear.
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Soviet Immierunt

MONTREAL. April Is (R.-
Canada has just received its
first legal male immigrant from
the Soviet Union since before
World War II. He is Cdsedi
Zimmerman. II, Estonian farm
er and former sea captain. He
will live in Toronto with q
daughter, Mrs. Hilda Jus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Administration Faces
Foreign Aid Clash
by J. A. O'LEARY
star stan Writer

The administration faces hard night in the House to
hold the cut In foreign aid TO the $3.50 million chopped OF
by the House Foreign Affairs Committee before reported
the authorization bill out late yesterday.
The vote was 10 10 5.
Although deeper cuts defeated, this authorization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
FOUND

PAKAKEET, blue With yellow face
webster ct. NV. Cali RA. 6-l3lf.
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LOST

CAT. siamese. l-yr.-oid, female, with
black collar: chiid's pet; vic. GEORGE
town on Monday. AID. 2-7674, after
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DOG, German shepherd, year old. black
and brown. female. "Rinnie": vic.
Sleep Hollow section. Falls Church,
Va JE 3-6b22
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EYEGLASSES, q pairs: near Thunder
bird car parked near Sibley Hospital:
YeWard Call XII A-R7Rn
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April 49,. nc. st. Patrick's Church or
26th and Monroe ne; reward. LA.
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ROSARY, sardonyx, name Florence Fee
on crucifix: vic. Annunciation Church
snnssao99" o2 Mas az, ave VIZ Phoae are RG.
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PARAKEET, turquoise blue, very talka-
tive; mr.. Wash. blvd. IYanhoe st., Arl.,
Va: liberal reward. Please call dis
traught OWNER, ia, 2-0O48
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CAT, gray-striped tiger, 8 mos. has
not had distemper shots: Rose Hill
Farm area: reward. so. 5-903S.
DOG, dachshund. black and tan. stand
area: reward for information. JE
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WATCH, Ladys Hamilton. platinum
containing diamonds: believed lost In
Chevy Chas area March %.
EEWARp: Call MISS vANIoLIo,
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u. vic Sheraton Park TO 1000
Mass. ave. NV. Phone EN-. 2-0l60.
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No.
l43l; vicinity Keith's Theater. AP.
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WRIST WATCH, iady's, white gold,
Hamilton, 9TH st., bet. c st. and
Lansburgh's: reward. JU. 9-6S36.
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton, platinum.
2 diamonds, black band; vic. Gar
nnckePs and Lansburgh's; reward.
Please call RIA. 6-0436.
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PLyMouTH 81 YES aayey i-ag
sedan heautiful charcoal and whit
nnnlah' fully sanlpped With possI
,Is p s,s ,sFis I.Siss
paymsn, fer ~ month";. '"A" ~
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
ia, p.sSooo '0'.'. 'rE, Ts.eeo,
sssisSs 9os si''s y ' ss.f ' w.
oRRIsoN MOTORS
'O' X S;r sr'' srs en- coon 5 Z G. vs.
PLYMOUTH 80 special De luz
no WoIPE noToRs. i3Sa'N
s no0.S, .assa All" Va" at RO''l'n
PLYMOUTH es cow: red an.
lyofli q and III, powsfnits. Wv
tires. Was 81 500, nov sI.inS.
Silver Spring Motor Co,
1904 Ca, Ave NV. ia. a-aiO.
PLYMOUTH 80 station wagons 4.
% choose from)i one with auto
Sellers Sales & Service
de2s BALTIC, AVE, HYATTsvILLI
WA. 10000 OPEN TILL o Pm
PLYMOUTH 'bb a-door suburbal
wagon; heater, turn tienals. iieh
blue clean, immaculate, one owner
bank-rate terms. ~ ,0Nh,
WHEELKR, INC cHRYsLER cTTY
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EM, s.iOsl
PLYMOUTH 80 A.dr., r, n. back
10 lights' Sacrifice SenB. 10
2-lo5d after $3.50 pm.
PLYMOUTH 'bg Plaza sedan: run
splendid; $3.50; terms, SIS down
$40 mo ROPER MOTOR. Ia
PLYMOUTH 'bS: brand-nsw car
equipped with heater, safety elass
safety rim wheels. airfoam' direc,
tlonal siEnals, torsion-aire ride
electric wipers. dual headlights
Factory warranty. Bank-rate terms
S Ssjsp q q models. sl,,sses., :. -,
Wt.ELkhNl INN (flH nlsER CITY
$500 scoNsiN, NV. IN M s- .isoS
PLYMOUTH 80 Bslvedere 4-dooi
sedan overdriye, 7. and h.; like
new END OF MONTH CLOSE
OUT: Sl,7ss; bank finance.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Georgia Ave. ia. o-4sOC
PLYMOUTH $50 V-s BelyedeFe 2.
Or. hardtop: beautiful Jet black
and white finish; fully equipped in.
eludins power1ite. push-buttor
drive. power steering, z. and h.,
Wv. tires, etc. Full price. 81. 1875
Can finance with sos down FOL
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 oeorsia Ave, NV.
ia. $4,000 ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook 4-dr
sed.: hy-dfive trans. seat covers
7. and h., eood tires; low mileage,
one ownnsr; operates like q new
LEE b. BUTLER. INC.
1871 2lst 81. NV. Re. 1870
PLYMOUTH 'bs Savoy "s' 4-door
house car; Light blue. power steer
Music Master radio heater 0r and
defroster, dual headiishts, electric
wipers. torsion-aiF ride. UNDER
costing. Wv tires; nsT-ear lac
tory warranty: bank-rate terms
WHEELER. INC, cHRYsLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
Z 500 WISCONSIN. NV. I'm. $4,000
PONTIAC 50 star chief cow /;
brakes. " ", tires. ist BLACK finish'
red and white leather upholstery;
gorgeous eond., new-ear guar
STANDARD PONTIAC
1880 chillum Rd. AP. 7-7i2O
PONTIAC $50 Catalina sedan; ny
ora, =. and h.. Wv, tires, beauti-
full baby blue; one In q lifetime;
gorgeous; one-year guar: 81 ,495.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 chillum Rd. AP. 7-7120
PONTIAC 1854 4-dr.; auto. trans
T. and h., new tires and brakes;
best offer FL. 4-5625
PONTIAC '55 Cdr. sedan; Sse5 OF
best offer. AID, $4,000. Ext. 3g7
or He 4-930S.
PONTIAC 81 Super Chief 4-dooI
station wagon; hydra. r. and h.,
2-tone. WV. tires, power steering
and brakes, car like new, new-eaT
guar, $2.395.
STANDARD PONTIAC
goo Chillum I'd. AP. 7-7I2O
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a uIQMoRlLEs FoR SAFE

STUDEnAKER 'Ss Champion club
no no. SosEtE " SSoifsoRs. Gas
Moore ST.. Arls Va 81 Rosslyn.
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PONTIAC 81 s-dooF, 2. and n.
vel kept Vas $3.50. new ssSo.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
PONTIAC IS COW. coupe new
fully equip, full power, sa,stnl
TOO grads for your car, Bank a.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1880 Wis Ave, Beth, Nd. OIL .4.hOOf
I'm THE HEART or nETHEeDA
PONTIAC A9 chlsilain "6'' d,
luxe cow 2 and h. w,sws HYDRA
low a. $50 an, WOLFF MoToRa
hoislyn. jA' s.ssbA. ~" -
PONTIAC ,bl hardtop coupe, ~.
ora. 2, and h. Lw,-w, tiret. bennti-
iul iet black llniahi this car A.
clean a. new throuEhoutl mnat be
s sssn q 20 ss appreeiatsd' nsv-saI
STANDARD PONTIAC
.t00 chiilum Rd, AP, 5.7iaC
PONTIAC "a
Custom Catalina hardtop; delishtfuI
2stens Hawaiian 6eigs and While:
an.leather interior, fully equipped
.one owner. $4,000 actual miles
saiety .tested and guaranteed. Our
bIscouNT PRICE. ssss
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA, $4,000
'SS PONTIAC star chief Catalina
Z, and h., auto, transp.. TURQUOISE
and ivory clean and sporty; special
price. Was 81 ,3ab, now si.sbb.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 o., Ave. NV. ia. p-3iOa
PONTIAC "a station wagon: Ysry
.ooa conc one owner. Low
oiisr' WI. s.so .an'i' '''' meas
PONTIAC 's4 conv.i fully equip.
also 81 Pontiac cow. exception.
ally clean, from S405. HYATTS-
VILE AUTO SALES, 1920 Rhode
Island ave, WA, 1.i2sO.
PONTIAC IS v-s Catalina hard
TOP coupe; beautiful a-tone blue
inish; fully equipped incl. hydra.
matte. radio, heater, etc. Pull price.
~ ,0a5, Can finance with sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 oeorgia Ave. NV.
ia. g-aa00 ia. O.eaO4
PoNTIAC ~ catslina hardtop; %
mo. ROPER MOTOR. La. 6-s7OG.
PEuGOT 4-dr. convert; low mt;
new top, paint and tires; 40 nj.
per sal; 1926, Ju. 7-7ge6 after b.
RAMBLER IS American co. on
eial car; 1900 mi: like new;
perfect. Save big. New-ear title
and guarantee. BURROWS MO-
TOR co, 300 NJ st. Sc. Ii.
RAMBLER 81 station wagon; per.
feet cond.; S2.Ogb. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 200 N st, Sc, II.
RAMBLER 1881 convertible; radio,
heater overdrive;. excellent eondi-
ton, SOS. Call ia. g-il32 y
ma. :Ri . ; pm After 8 pm. Po.
RAMBLER '55 Super ssd.: equipped,
auto transmission; new-car cond (;
PENNY MOTORS
1920 R. !. AVE. NE. La, $1,000
RAMBLER '5S station wagon; co.
of1cial car; 1900 mi: new title
and warranty: absolutely new
eond. Save big. BURROWS MO-
TOR Co, 300 NJ at. Sc. Ii.
RAMBLER 81 Custom 4-door; new
Rows Rows %or eda'' CO.. i'S Soo n zVs 4.
Sc. Ii. $4,000.
sIMcA-ALL MAKES
ALL MODELS. MINED. DELIVERY
CLIFFORD MOTORS, INC.
a50l Columbia Pike
IA. 5-A223 Til o PM
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PLYMOUTH 81 VS. aavey a-dF
sedan heautiful charcoal and whit
nnlnh, fully equipped with power
que puah-estt9n dFiss, Iadie,
payment for 80 monthl,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
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1000 oeorgia Ave. ia. o-4s0C
PLYMOUTH $50 v-s BelyedeTe 2.
Dr.. hardtop: beautiful Jet black
and white inish; fully equipped in.
cluding powerfiite, push-button
drive. power steering, 2. and h.
Wv. tires, etc. Full price, Si.1ab
Can finance with SOS down foi
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oRRIsoN MOTORS

seslDpsS IS down y week paii
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PONTIAC 81 s.dooF, 2, and n.
tsp %ldV W. IsS noe; Sss $40; sssc
Silv9f Spring Motor Co,
1908 Ga, Ave. NV, IA, a.aiOa
PONTIAC 81 COW. coupe; new
fully EQUIP, full power, sa,stni
lop Frade Tor your car, Bank A.
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'Oe x xsr sIoI from ssi COOP stoS g. Va
PLYMOUTH $50 Special AZ iux,
club coupe: EQUIP. clean, i.ovnss
no WoIPE OnoToRs. desSssE
Moore Az Afls Va a. Roaalynr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

SIMcA-ALL MAKES
OXFORD MOTORS. INC.
s5Oi Columbia Pike
IA. 5-es23 TIL o PM.
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MCNEIL, PONTIAC

I'm THE HEART or nETHKspA
PONTIAC 'A9 chisftain "s'' q,
pSs cow 2 ana h. Nv hydrA
low a. $50 On WOLFF hoToRa
llia n, Moore a., Afl,, Va, Al
RoAaiyn, VA, s.agbe,
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RAMBLER 1851 convertible; radio
heater, overdrive; excellent eondi.
ton. S295. Call ia. 9-i132 4
Am, 70 5 pm. After Q pm. Pc
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.OI1MISfSSSTfEEEHiliDb i0'jids

PONTIAC '54 conv.i fully equip
also ~ Pontiac eony- exception
any clean, from S4a5 HyATTs-
Island ave, WA. 7-ieSO.
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PONTIAC 's5 VS. Catalina hard,
TOP coupe; beautiful e-tone blu,
finlshi fully equipped incl. hydra
matte, radio, heater, etc. Pun price
81 ,0a5, Can finance with sos down
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
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ROYAL MOTORS NC

FIUO ueorgia Ave NV.
ia. 9-2g00 ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook l-dr
sed.: hy-drive trans, seat covers
r. and h., eood tires; low mileage.
one owner; operates like q new
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STANDARD PONTIAC

PONTIAC "a
Custom Catalina hardtop. dslishtful
a.tone Hawaiian beige and white.
All.leather interior, fully equipped
one owner, $4,000 actual miles
s ,.i.a, :tes,ed and guaranteed. Our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

RAMBLER 81 Custom 4-door: new
cond:: low price: S1,7g5. BUR-
ROWS MOTOR CO.. 300 N st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
PENNY MOTORS

RAMBLER '55 Super std.: equipped,
auto. transmission; new-caT cond
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AUToMoBILEs ron SAFE

oLDs $50 suner "aa' convertible
eoupt, hydrAmAtie, radio ane
heater power steering and brakea
y M .,0t ,lr, .,v 500 az see 'sfVissd %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

PONTIAC 81 Catalina hardtop; r.
mo. ROPER MOTOR. Ia. 6-sTOG
PEuGOT 4-dr. convert: low mi.
new top, paint and tires; 40 mi.
per sal; S325, Ju. 1906 after b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

PONTIAC 81 Super Chief 4-door
station wagon; hydra. r. and h.,
2-tone. Wv. tires. power steering
and brakes. car like new, neW-eaT
STANDARD PONTIAC
24e0 Chillum Rd. AP. 7-7I2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

ANAN AAN< N<ANO
1920 R. /. AVE. NE. La, $4,000
RAMBLER IS station wagon; co.
ofncial car; 1000 mi: new title
and warranty. absolutely new
eond. Save big. BURROWS NO
TOR CO., 300 NJ at. Sc, Ii.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-20

Dynneson, Charlotte Doyle, SUI
san Eckley, Marvin Eicholtz,
Wayne Entzel, Myrna Frazier,
Shirley G~owryluk, Gary Gierke,
Barry Gray, Mary Ellen Harper,
Arlys Hollom, Douglas Hagen,
Brant Hall, Carl Hansen, Linda
Hansen, Billy Harper, Cecilia
Henderson, Raymond Henderson,
Larry Heron, James Henderson,
Cheryl Holmquist, Rita Hood, ia
net Hoversten, Gary Jacobson,
Dennis Johnson, Loren johnson,
James Johnson, Marilyn Johnson,
Theresa Johnson, Don Josephson,
Ronnie Kallevig, Winton Kemmis,
Georgianne Kerbel, James Larson,
Rosie Laci, Peggy Larson, Dickie
Lynch, Conrad Miller, Bobby Nc
Chesney, Gary Miller, Gary
Minch, Linda Munoz, Donna Mel
son, Dick Norden, John Nutter,
Terry Panasuk, lila Partin, Gary
Pavek, Myrna Phinney, Billy
Price, Carl Pust, Paula Petrik,
Bonnie Pillatzke, Sharon Ram
bur, Jan Quilting, Jeffrey Rounce,
Peggie Ruggles, Duane Stedman,
Karen S%anderson, Harriet Stone,
Lynn Slip, Terry Sanderson,
Kathy Sanford, Ronald Scheetz,
Ranny Schields, Linda Schilling,
Clarence Smith, Sherry Sorenson,
Bruce SunWall, Cassandra SWi-
CART, Gary Thorgerson,S Derdre
Thornton, Richly Tuott, Mark Tor
fin, Johnny Timm, Xavier Vale
jo, Harvey Welnel, Peggy Weitz,
Bobby Williams, Steven William
son, John Young, Roger Zikmund,
Tawnea Zadow, Patty Zieske,
Linda Zuck.
GRADE S:
Marsha Adamson, Suzanne AL
arcon, Judy Albrecht, Billie Lou
Anderson ,Dottie Anderson, Ger
aid Anderson, Jerome Anderson,
Mark Anderson, Dawn Atchison,
Robert Atchison, Clyde Baker,
LaVerne Bass, Ronnie Bauman,
Cheryl Brown, Terry Carter,
Kathleen Chambers, Billy Chap
man, David Choate, James Chris
Hansen, James Conroy, Wanda
Crigcr, Georgane Ellington, Mary
Ellington, David Ehman,
Erickson, Rita Fay, Dean
Flanagan, Gail Groshart, Charles
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-20
Sidney Grade
School Normal
Progress Roll

The following students have
made normal progr sss in the
Sidney Elementary School for the
six weeks period ending Febru-
airy %.
GRADE 1.
Dennis Adler, Brent Anderson,
Kathleen Asmus, Ronald Bailey,
Zebra Ball, Kathy Becker, Laurie
Ann Berg, Phyllis Book, Sandra
Breitling, Laurie Buehler, Keith
Buxbaum, Terry Buxbaum, Linda
Carey, Cheryl Chapman, Daisy
Chin, Doris Chin, LuAnne Chris
Jensen, Rose Cortez, Michael
Dahl, Michael Dietrich, Linda
Dore, Lucille Dynneson, Michael
Eckley, Louise Ellwein, Richard
Ellwein, Peggy Engelke, Gary
Falcon, Gary Fladmo, Sammy
Frazier, Donna Gaub, Dennis
Getz, Scott Gorder, Renee Greene,
Paul Griffith, Karen Halvorsen,
Allen Hansen, Clark Hanson,
Greg Harper, Jeff Harper, Sandra
Hart, Marjorie Haugen, Susan
Hedegaard, Dennis Helm, Dorene
Hustad, Heidi Hyde, Steven liver
sen, Kendall Kallevig, Marilyn
Keller, Jean Knopp, Bretta 10
Lamphier, Billy Leach, Patricia
Lebsock, Thomas Levno, Allen
Lorenz, Steven Lorenz, James Nc
Lain, Jerry Meinhardt, Lynn
Mohl, Dick Montgomery, Kathleen
Moore, Lynda Neer, Lynel Neer,
Sandra Norby, Jeanette Norgaard,
Toby Panasuk, Philip Petrik,
Shelley Powell, Sharon Putnam,
Jerel Satra, Allen Scheetz, Billy
Schilling, Jimmy Schwabauer,
Diane Shields, Robert Shields,
Carol Simenson, Deborah Sonnen-
burg, Jack Sorensen, Lee Stayton,
Teresa Suckstorff, Charles Taylor,
David Torfin, Danny vanderhoof,
James Vial, Barbara Wagner,
Cheryl Waller, Geraldine Weaver,
Sandra Welnel,, Iva Wolf, Chris
tine Young, Paulette Zadow, Ron
ME Zerbe, Laura Zuck.
GRADE 2:
Susan Adler, Craig Anderson,
Roger Anderson, Lynette Atchi-
son, Karen Ball, Malea Becker,
Ross Benson, Jack Berner, Don
Bonner, Diane Bowman, Barbara
Bratberg, Carla Brattin, Sandra
Brown, Sammy Calcine, Carol
Conroy, Kathleen Cornelia, Craig
Cummins, Johnny Dasinger, Mad
cline Davidson, Debbie Dishon,
Peggy Dombrosky, David Falcon,
Dennis Gaub, Toni Gedrose, Joyce
Green, Paul Groshart, Bobby
Gunderson, Barbara Habedank,
Leora Hatch, Linda Heacock, Rod
ney Helm, Diane Henderson, Terry
Johnson, Douglas Kallevig, Linda
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-20

Guerney, Cheryl Hall, Larry Haul
gen, Tom Henderson, Sharyl Jen-
sen, Shary Johnson, Shirley John
son, Clifford Jones, Diane Kaiser,
D'ette King, Frank Laci, Paul
cite Lamphier, Thomas Lane,
Kenny LAM, James Leastman,
Sharon Lille, Gloria Lowry, Judy
Massett, Mary M. McChesney,
Coy McMorris, George Mielke,
Howard Neckels, David Norden,
Rita Norgaard, Charles Peterson,
James Peterson, Janice Peterson,
Keith Prenot, Brenda Quilting,
Gordon Rambur, Ole Rasmussen,
Carla Rindahl, James Satra,
Lloyd Schwabauer, Lyle Schwa-
bauer, Robert Schwenke, Wesley
Smith, Carol Ann Stanford, Da-
vid Stanford, Beverly st. Cyr,
Eddie Thornton, Robert Topp,
Gary Torfin, Carol Unterseher,
Ella Vik, Hilda Vik, Bobby Wag-
ner, John Welnel, Thomas Wick,
Barbara Williams, Sonia Witt.
GRADE 6:
Colleen Atchison, Lois Arm
strong, Donna Bahr, Dennis Bux-
baum, Sharon Baadsgaard, Cor
rine Banta, Billy Berner, Cor
rine Bonner, John Borchert, Prudy
Botkin, Stewart Brodhead, Bruce
Brown, Kent Chambers, Sharon
Christensen, Tommy Dashner,
Alva Denzine, Dorothy Dias, Mary
Davidson, Linda Douglas, Jimmy
Darr, Gary Davidson, Barbara
Eckart, James Elder, Mary Jane
Eckley, James Evanson, Harold
Frank, Keith Thurman, John
Fisher, Terry Fladmo, Pauline
Foss, Edith Franz, Helen Quincy,
Diane Gaub, Billy Gall, Judy
Gross, Janice Green, Audrey Han
sen, Karen Hansen, Diane Hen
derson, Marvin Holmquist, Thorn
as Hood, Robert Howard, Karen
Hyde, Darlene Habedank, Roger
Hagen, Ray Hartman, Joyce
Haines, Patty Haines, Cynthia
Jensen, Larry Johnson, Mark
Johnson, Vance Johnson, Leroy
Keller, Donald Kingrey, Caroline
Kukus, Robert Knopp, Marlin
Kolstad, Eugene Kruger, Robert
Kukus, Jane Little, Rodney Lor-
enz, Erling Lynnes, Jeanelle La
Nance, Karen hurry, Christeen
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Kemmis, Lucinda Kemmis, Karen
Kohlman, Walter Kroemer, Monte
Larson, Monte Lee, Kenneth
Lynnes, Leon Martin, Steven Nc
Chesney, Bene McCord,, Kurt Nc
Rae, Maxine MERCER, Patty Null
len, Mabel Murray, Mary Ellen
Palmer, Darlene Paisley, Richard
Petersen, Darlene Pillatzke, Jane
Ristoff, Lynn Ruggles, James Sac
man, Susan Sanford, Shari Sather,
Terry Scheetz, Harvey Sem, Du-
ane Smith, Orlan Sorenson, Janet
Stanford, Lynn st. Cyr, Diana
Strasheim, David Sunwall, Jeri
Dee Swenson, Larry Swenson,
Donna Thiel, Edna Thogersen,
Thomas Thornton, Linda Tibbits,
Rudy Torres, Donna Ulshafer,
Sandra Unterseher, Bobby Vader,
Caryn Vanderhoof, Ricky Waldo,
Janice Waller, Kenneth Wick,
Karen Lee Wiederrich, Marcelle
Williams, Sherman Williams,
Sherry Williams, Ellen Witt.
GRADE 8:
Dennis Albrecht, Diana Allison,
David Anderson, Tommy Angel,
Claude Auch, Karen Anderson,
Dianne Barber, Marlene Bartels,
Linda Becker, Helen Berg, Karen
Becker, Marcia Berndt, Penny
Botkin, John Braaten, Mertie
Brattin, Duane Breitling, Dickie
Brown, Bruce Bass, Sonya Doe,
Sheryl Bahr, Mary Lou Bor-
ebert, Keith Chapman, Henry
Chin, Kathleen Conroy, Deb5y
Dashner, Sharon Ann Delzer, Jeff
Dreyer, Loren D%ynneson, Susan
Dynneson, Valerie Davidson, Dor
othy Ehman, Mark Elletson, Earl
Ellwein, Erwin Frank, Danny
Falcon, Dale Getz, Tod Gorder,
Bruce Green, Judy Holzworth,
Gregory Hustled, Dickie Haines,
Jarold Herman, Don Hamlin,
Boyd Hartman, Johnny Haugen,
Eddie Homstad, Terry Houchen,
Harley Johnson, Peggy Johnson,
Sharon Kay Johnson, Nicky
Jones, Steve Knoop, Dieter Kirk,
Gordon Kroemer, Carol Knopp,
Carol Lynnes, Dennis La Nance,
Terri Lamphier, Cheryl Lund,
Susan La Fay, Teddy Marman,
Margaret Mielke, Richard Miller,
Gloria Maier, Francis McLain,
Daniel Mclean, Sandra Mercer,
Karol. Merrill, Nolan Mikelson,
Perry Miller, Rosie Miller, Joe
Minder, John Ness, Billie Jean
Panasuk, Harvey Pust, Colette
Quilting, Merton Rae, Gary Rim
dahl, Donna Rossol, Robert Ros-
sol, Ronald Rossol, Richard Rey-
Duane Scheutze, Delvin
Seaman, Linda Satra, Cheryl
Scoles. Robert Smith, Kay STAN
ford, Helen Sanchez, Darrell See
lig, Sherry Smith, Jimmy Samp-
SON, Dennis Scheetz, Gary Tank,
Tanglen, Danny Torfin,
Douglas Tremblay, Rosaelia VAL
Linda Vik, Leon Welty, Yer
non Waller, Allen Wiederich, San
.ra Witt, Kathryn Woodwork,
Yoder, Karen Zerbe, San
dra Zikmund.
GRADE 4:
Rose Armstrong, JoAnn Akers,
Gail Atchison, Charles Banta, Bar
bara Berner, Monte Berzel, San
dra Bratberg, Donna Lee Brett
ling, Glenn Breitling, Carol
Buehler, Fred Buxbaum, Joyce
.alcine, Donna Clark, Donna Cap
ito, Nancy Chin, Garry Choate,
Steve Christensen, Susan Coma
way, Robert Curtis, Gerald Deck
srt, Kathleen Delzer, Dolores
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McLain, Iona Miller, Rocky
Minch, Kathy Miller, James Ness,
Karin Oswald, Kathleen Olden-
burg, Peter Olson, Barbara Pc
terson, Patty Price, Ellen Peder-
son, Sylvia Pust, Steven Quilting,
Ronald Ruggles, Lola Sheehan,
Kenny Sorenson, Bobby SchmolI,
Charles Schow, Gary Smith,
Randi Serum, Barbara Sather,
Catherine Tuott, Terry Verhasselt,
Richard Vallejo, Katherine Vies-
tenz, Marilyn Williams, Richard
Williams, Francine York, Bob Ia
dow, Susan Zieske, Walter Zim-
mer.
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President George Washington
declared an embargo against Eng
land and France on March rs,
1894, an economic reprisal against
those countries for aggressive ac-
tons against U. S. shipping.