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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
AMBITIOUS
RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON
AND 4O-MILE RADIUS

RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON
AND 40-MILE RADIUS
Age $3.50 years. Sincere, reliable
Interested in a career Of sales OF
sales MANAGEMENT. Car required
No travelling. Sales experience I'M
necessary. We thoroughly train
you Many Of our statesmen in this
area earn S125-S250 per week
Good earnings start at once. u
qualified. promotion to district
manent opportunity for annual
earnings Of SS.0O0-S15.000 in ouI
IO5-year-old business operated ma
tionally Above-average sales man.
ayers have opportunity for ex-
tremelv high income This may be
real opportunity for you. IC
determine this. please phone MR.
@. BROWN at HU 3-6373 between
10 am. and Z pm. Mon. Tues.
for personal interview,
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MELP-MEM
PARKING ATTENDANTg, Aggly:

PARKING ATTENDANTS; Apply:
parking gAraee' iaOl re" fork
PAYROLL AUDITOR, insur. i'd
coll bokgd.' sno oa6 aees psc;rse, eeeia-
FNpL'. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
IA. $4,000.
P0aRiNACIsT registered; full time:
good salary and hours. Boz 2So-J,
PHHRMACTsTs. Nd, experienced,
r,erraanent. WALDORF DRUG
CO. NC, waldorf. Md. MI. s.
1851.
work. S3 hr. RUST MANOR
PHARMACY, 1858 w. Broad st.,
Falls Church, Va.
PHARMACIST, part time; schedule
omen DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHAk-
MACY, 7O54 Marlboro pike RE
0-6050.
PHARMACIST. registered in Nd
hours, 10 am. to pm, 5.da5
week Apply Administrator, SUB
URBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda, OIL.
4-4062
PH1RMACIsT. registered, for fun
time work: recent graduate pre-.
ferred. permanent position viii
GOOD hours. Apply In person. NJ
phone calls q. ID. GILMAN. INC.
6g7 Pa. ave. nv.
PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALES;
MEN--Washingto largest retail
record chain offers q career op-
portunity for ambitious, intelligeni
men who have genuine Interest
in music. We are l0oking for
men with the capabilities to work
up to asst. mgrs. and. mgr. posi-
ton. Top starting salary. Apply
by letter, Box 147-J, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER. for home sit.
tines; must own equip. IL 100
top sal; bet. 90. KE, 7-0140
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced. 12'
camera. Call JU. 9-3ll7.
PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN
For precision work with 40x4t
copy camera, developing, printing
erilarging aerial film. Varied work
Perm. position. ia. $500, MRS
DUNN, weekdays.
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PART TIME
$75

Executive with one Of country .
leading business firms wishes to
speak with a few men who would
Be Interested in earning approxis
nately SIS per week on a para
time basis. Hours from 8 pm. 70
$50 pm, 5 days q week. Ap.
plicants must be neat in appear
ance, intelligent and have car. LOT
nersonal interview only apply sun.
Ia am, to l pm. RIM. $50. warner
Bldg, 18th and 3 NV. Mr.
MILLER.
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statesmen
FOOD PLAN

OLD FRIENDS; OR MEwcoM n;
E n S ZEE THE ss BEST cR HR5lhATl Gs
PRoVAI, DROP IN AND CHAT
WITH ANDY ANDERSON, MON.
OR TUES. TO PM. 927 N. Y.
AVE. NV, list FLOOR.
SALES PERSON. with car, part or
full time, 81 so yrs; personality.
Goodwill calls TO churches. clubs,
penses. Local firm. BOX 1871. Star.
SALESPERSON-BOOKS
Want young man exp. or with
literary background for flne, up-to-
date store catering. TO better ellen
tele. Should be ambitious with eye
son to advance and assume respon-
sibility. Perm. See Mr.. Meyers,
VIM. BALLANTYNE a SONS. sos
l 5th st. NV. near r.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, phar-
maceuticals; college grad, major
in sciences: relocate: excel. fu-
ture: $500, plus expenses and car.
SMELLING q SMELLING AGCY.
sos 14th NV. ST. 3-6sS6.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, exper.
in tires, batteries. aeeessoriss.
Top CO.: relocate, age 70 80.
S6'000-S7 900 plus potential.
| SMELLING a. SMELLING AQGCY,
sos l4th st. NV. ST. 3-oese.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, for gas
and gas appliances: salary. COM
mission. company benefits; car
furnished. II you can offer sales
experience and the willtngnese 70
work, call SUBURBAN PRQPANE
GAS CORP, HA. 7-7o47. for
appointment.
SAILS REPREsENTATTvEs =
Soundseriber Sales Corp, leader
in modern electTonic reeordin1
equipment, announces opening tol
sales representatives to represent
company calling on top level gov.
eminent and industry EXECUTIVES
Sales experience preferred but mo-
q prerequisite; between age o. "a
and IS: will train in most modern
business system and sales tech
niuue. Qualifications: Must b
neat, well gFoomed, enerEette
ambitious, with minimum yrs
college. Call Hu. 3-9243 for ap
potntment.
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HELPMEE
YOUNG MAN

Dependablo white high school
graduate 10 drive small delivery
truck for local distributor OF ms
tionally known prodg a:ss; M iIcsni De
5-day, 4O-hr, Wk, Call Mr.. Olson,
NE. S-lT23, after $3.50 am.
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scnOOL TEAcHER--oppQrtmity
n tie field 81 personal financial
counseling. II appointed After
aptitude tests, excellent training
-adeduate salary and bonus. cal
at Sterling $751;.
SECRETARY, Alex; youne man
good with figures; 3 days; $40
POTOMAC EAfPL.. oil King st..
Alex. KI. 0-5ObS.
SERVICE MANA0ER = Nationa
sales and service organization, In
terested IN man with electronii
( machinal and MANAGERIAL back
Ground TO manage service depart
ment. Must be sales-minded. Op
portunity TO participate In proilk
Cali Hu. s-e3lS Tor appt.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
able to wash and lubrioMte: da,
work, no sunday work: steady
NE. ESQ, 1900 RlAdenshurg I'd
ne. los
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Handy with tools. honest an
reliable. must have ioc. ref
apply TO D. a Z. CITY SERVICE
SRA, 1901 Biadensbure I'd. NE.
S rotstins I shifss' Tsood pay. hsr'
sround desired. ) or more years
exper. and local refs. REQUIRED
10. 4-6700.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-
Experienced IN iubrication: A.
salary to right man. CONNOR'G
INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE REPR. for Wash. brancl
q 2 natl. once machine co, AZ
bonus. ms; and retirement. Ca
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PHYSICIST OR
ELEC. ENGINEER

II you are a physicist or an
electrical engineer with an out
standing record OF achievement
we'd like 10 get acquainted. Re-
lions systems engineering expert
ence and advanced degrees are
highly desirable. For top Jobs IN
an expanding modern ecientific
company in an excellent eommum-
~, offering top salaries and op-
portunities. write for appointment
Including your resume in your
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HIS. Graduates

A few positions are now
available for alert high
school graduates (age Is
1917, Train in our res
taurants for future man
agement positions. Success
ful applicants will receive
specialized training. good
wages, free meals, paid va
cations and liberal insur:
ance benefits. Exceptional
opportunity TO build q career
IN the food industry. Phone
TU. $4,000, Ext. 1853. or
apply in person to the HOT
SHOPPES EMPL. OFFICE
134l @ st. NV. Rm. zoo.
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LET'S FACE IT

II your family had everything they
wanted, you would not be reading
this ed. II you are r = rssid iS ~ q
/ know / can double your present
income. II you are Just looking FOL
a Job don't bother US. II II Is Z
future you want with security, cal
for personal interview. .JU. 1853
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, II
A m. to Q nm.
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must be tops; new mir
acle health device. Sell from appts,
made for you. No cold canvass ever
Good salary and liberal bonus
Solid future Must be bondable
married, area resident, 20-4O. IA
3-SlSl, sun, Mon.
SALESMAN. for bookkeeping sery-
ice company to cover d. C., Va.
and Nd. area; liberal commission,
reasonable advanced drawings.
Write to BOX 275-R. Star.
SALESMAN = For home improve.
ment co. Potential earnings, S25O
wk. Mr.. ROTH, ewes. only, Ia
9-05O4.
SALESMAN-S u m mer Killing
Earn $500 wk. easily. Electroniii
device for BUSH, home, etc. Lead
and big comm. No exp. nee. lear.
Mon, ST. $4,000,
SALESMAN for expanding stee
shelving and industrial eauipmen
firm. Permanent position, real op
portunity for man who know
business thoroughly. Write fully z
Lee Harris, HARCO EQUIPMENT
CORP, 2473 sherman ave. NV.
sALESAiAN--Inside. imme-
diate opening for young
man with a BACKGROUND in
reproduction or engineering
and drafting supplies: ex-
cellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Phone Mon. for
appt. COOPER TRENT,
TAG CIT 1-QAnn
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MELP-MEM

RIAL ESTATE Statesmen - Ex-
perienced only. part-time men ac-
cepted, white or eol0red. Are you
. really good salesman II so, you
are entitled 10 work for q good
outfit, earning good commissions
and having good properties to sell.
It's 4 fact. We give the top CON-
missions in town. Brokers COM
missions on company homes, high
listing commissions. incentive 90
muses., high advertising budget.
For confidential interview cal
Mr.. Sindler, HO 2-i205. SIND
LER REALTY co.
RIAL ESTATE Statesmen. excel
lent opportunity for several eN-
perienced people with vell-estab-
lished ONCE: excellent WORKING
conditions, best Gay plan. BuRCH
REALTY CO., B136 BALTIC. blvd.
College Park, TO, 9-5gy2,
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SALESMAN, ONCE furniture; ex-
perienced. good salary. APPLY t
WASHINGTON OFFICE FURNII'
7-Sl75.
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ROITTE MEN ~

Age 21-35, must be high school
grad, permanent position, 5-day
week, excel. working cond., excel.
starting salary with excel. chance
for advancement. Uniforms fur.
nished, disqualification plan and
other benefits. Apply Mon, 9 an
ALI, LAUNDRY CORP, 1921 Lee
Highway, Arl., Va, block from
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SALESMAN

Experienced: local territory; e.
cellent salary plus bonus. Excep'
tional opportunity for high earn
ings for productive salesman.
Permanent position; company
benefits: car necessary. Phone ii
4-6040
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ENGINEERS SCIENTISTS
SENIOR LEVEL
POSITION AT MELPAR

In Boston, Mass, and Suburban Washington
Expansion, new programs, advanced DEVELOPMENTS
have again created senior engineering positions at
Melpar. Listed below are several key positions
worthy of your consideration that offer an ex-
centional opportunity to further your career.
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REsInENT MANAGER. for

RESIDENT MANAGER, for large
garden type apartment project in
Northern Virginia. Prefer couple
to work together. Send resume
OF experience, age, family status,
phone, references to Box AK,
Star.
ROOFER, experienced at all types
of re-roofing, repairs and rooms
metalwork: top wages, 5-day wk
guaranteed: replies confidential
Apply O'BRIEN ROOFING CO..
615 18th st. ne,
ROUTE MAN-Salesman to service
established retail dry cleaning
route and develop new accounts,
Nondrinker; must stand bond.
Lifetime opportunity for right
man. SIS guaranteed while learn
ing, All replies strictly confiden'
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen
EXPERIENCED ONLY

REAL ESTATE statesmen
EXPERIENCED ONLY
Immediate openings for 3 sales
men with one Of Washington's larg-
est live-wire, wide-awake, home
selling specialists. WE PAY BETTER
| THAN TOP COMMISSIONS TO
OUR Statesmen. Only require
ments are. recent ID. G. area sue
cessful real estate selling expert
ence, must have car, be aggressive
and wilkins to work. Call for per-
sonal interview.
RALPH D. COIN, INC.
tn. 2-9200
31s KENNEDY ST. NV.
REFRIGERATION sERvICEMAN
experienced commercial wor k; tor
pay plus commission and bonus,
steady work; co. benefits. ANDY'S
LA. 6-44O0.
REFRIGERATION servieeman; ex-
perienced commercial refrigeration
and air. cond. Apply ALTO, INC.
20l4 Duke St. Alex.
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SENIOR
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERS

Systems engineering
assignments requiring
experience with tram
sisters, magnetic shift
register, sub = NINA
ture components or
printed circuits. VIII
involve supervisory re-
sponsibilities and some
liaison engineering.
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IN FALLS CHURCH
SENIOR
STAFF
ENGINEERS

Staff assignments re-
curing d degree in
math, physics or cleo
tronics and experience
in systems analysis or
theoretical problem
analysis related to
high-speed data proc
essing equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PART TINE ROUTEMEN for news
paper delivery. All day Wednesday.
Must have full time Job. Car nee.
ST. 3-I961,
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Vitro Laboratories

Division of Vitro Corporation of America
$4,000 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
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sALEs EXECnTIVE

Have you found yourself career
wise? Are you frozen with an
does the future hold for your What
security? What promotions?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

{ or more yearH' expefience
in information theory. sta-
theory. digitai techpiduet.
abstract aieebra and code
theofY
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IN BOSTON

Fundamental research
in radar signal and de-
lection methods. Sta
tistical analysis, net
work theory as well as
practical radar expert
ence desired.
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SENIOR
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

Design and develop
ment Of special test
equipment for COM
pick electronic system.
Requires experience in
digital computer tech
niques and pulse cir
cuitry. Supervisory or
sub &C ontract liason
experience desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

We are interested In hiring
sales manager who wants to betti
himself in each Of the abo'
categories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

Many attractive opportunities in the development
of electronic systems exist on such interesting
projects as the Lacrosse, Bullpup and PerShing
missiles, Missile Master air defense device, and
other advanced electronic programs.
Interesting assignments are available in
these fields:
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03

Robert Hammer, Sidney High
School instructor, has been APP
pointed Campaign Director for
the 1859 March of Dimes, it was
announced today by Wayne Cum
ming, Richland County Chairman
of the National Foundation.
Hammer also conducted tie 1858
drive.
The polio fighting organization
is expanding into a broad new
force that will tackle health prob
lens on a wider front and will
no longer confine its activities to
the single disease of polio.
BY action taken in July of this
year, the National Foundation
will now tackle the problems of
Arthritis and Birth Defects, and
will also follow leads as they
develop in the fields of virus re-
search and studies of the central
nervous system.
The National Foundation, al
ready conducting the largest re-
search, patient aid and profess
sional education programs Of any
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Public Schools
Schedule Calendar

The month of December has a
busy schedule for students and
faculty. In addition to the regu-
lar work there are many extra
curricular activities.
School board meeting, Deem
Der 8, 7:30 p. m.
Basketball, Hardin here, Dec
ember IL.
Basketball, Billings Central,
here, December 10.
Grade school Christmas pro-
grams: First grade Gall sections)
December Is, 300; Fourth grade
(all sections) December 16, $3.50;
Second grade (all sections) De-
cember II, 800; Fifth grade (all
sections) December II, $3.50;
Third grade all sections) Deem
Der 10, 800; Sixth grade Gall sec
tions) December IS, $3.50.
Christmas program for the
public at the Sidney high school
gymnasium, December Is, at 8
O'Clock p. m.
School closes for the Christmas
vacation on Friday, December 10.
Basketball, Glendive here, De-
cember 10.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Robert Hammer Named Campaign
Of March Of Dimes

voluntary health agency, will now
be an organized medical force
with specific goals at first, but
flexible enough to meet new
health problems as needed. There
is real hope that the cause and
prevention of the most severe
forms of arthritis and of the
major disabling birth defects can
be found. In the near future the
benefits of March of Dimes for
care and rehabilitation will be
made available to victims through
age 18 of arthritis and birth de-
fects involving the central Ter
vous system.
Hammer pointed out, however,
that the National Foundation will
not abandon polio patients, and
needed care and rehabilitation
will continue to be provided to
those for whom the Salk vaccine
came too late.
The 1859 March of Dimes will
begin January 1st, and will con
tinue during the month of
January.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
FEEDERS DAY
TOUR SLATED
FOR DEC. 6

This Saturday, December 6, the
Tenth annual Lower Yellowstone
Livestock Feeders Day will be
held in the Fairview area, accord
ing to Dean Davidson, Richland
County Agent.
The usual morning tour of feed
lots, the afternoon educational pro-
gram on livestock feeding, and the
evening banquet will comprise the
days activities.
Tour stops and the afternoon
panel discussion session will be
held in the Buford- Trenton
Community this year rather than
right at Fairview. This will en-
able livestock people in the area
to become better acquainted with
the Lower Yellowstone communi-
ty of Buford-Trenton. The morn
ing tour of feedlots will include
both sheep and cattle stops. A
sheep judging contest for All club
and F. F. A. members will also be
held in conjunction with the morn
ing tour. The afternoon panel dis
cussion session at the Buford-
Trenton Hall will. include Ray
Douglas superintendent tire
Dickinson, North Dakota Expert
ment Station, George Strom,
North Dakota Agriculture College
Extension Livestock Specialists,
and a Williston veterinarian as
panel members.
The evening banquet will find
the group returning to the Fair
view Civic Center. Ray Schnell
of Dickinson will be the featured
speaker at the banquet and James
Ganaway of Buford will be the
Master of Ceremonies.
The Fairview Feeders Day
committee, headed by Chairman
Eddie Buxbaum, extends an in
vitation to everyone interested in
livestock feeding in the area to
attend this annual Feeders Day
program. A good time is assured
everyone.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Wives Are Guests Al
T~oastmasters' Meeting

The Sidney Toastmasters met
Tuesday evening at the Lalonde
hotel at which time the wives of
the members were introduced by
President Harry Johnson as
guests of the evening.
Dick Riley presented the table
topics and Syl Braaten was table
topics evaluator.
Carl Parker. "Toastmaster" for
the evening, presented a very n
tertaining program. Henry Schep-
ems gave his first prepared speech
and Salty Prichard appeared in
his eleventh speech.
DR.. Watkins put on a special
program number for the ladies.
This included a panel discussion
which was greatly enycyUi by
all.
Charles Hackley was general
evaluator and Arney Hastad was
grammarian for the evenings
program.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
c Of { Directors
Named at Meet

At the regular meeting of the
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Monday noon, December /, Presi-
dent Fred Mielke announced the
five new directors elected to serve
for the next three years. They are
Robert Peterson, Sidney Plumbing
and Heating; irwin Atchison, Vel
lowstone Machinery; Walt Quill
ling, Quilling's Stores; Eldon
Steffens, Sidney Insurance Agen-
cy; and Joe Niehenke, Tractor and
Equipment Co.
Milton Anderson was one of the
five elected, but resigned because
he felt he couldn't give the time
that should be given. Mr.. Ander-
son is a good worker in the Cham
Der and for the community as we
know when he gave his time so
generously during the ice hearing
in Sidney. The 18th annual Feed
er Day tour is set for Saturday,
January 10, 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Holly Sugar
Pays Growers
~ Million

Approximately four and one
quarter million dollars in checks
are being mailed this week to
sugar beet growers in the Hardin
and Sidney, Montana areas by the
Holly Sugar Corporation as the
initial payment for the 1858 crop,
according to Holly officials.
These checks represent the first
payment for tht $50 sugar beet
crop-one of the best in history
in spite of devasting hail storms
which in midsummer damaged
about half of the Hardin acreage,
some 1000 acres. Yields for the
two Montana factory areas x
ceeded Is tons for $4,000 acres or
100000 tons. If it hadn't been for
the hail, this years crop would
have established a new record.
Sugar content thus far in the
slicing campaign at the two Holly
factories is considerably above
last years level with indications
that it will exceed the 1O-year
normal of about 16.5 per cent.
Initial payments to Montana
sugar growers supplying Holly,
are being made at the rate of
$9.75 per ton in both areas. When
added to the conditional payment
made by the Sugar Division of the
Department of Agriculture, grow
ers will receive a total of about
per ton for their crop. The
government payment is made out
Of proceeds from a tax imposed on
professors. This tax is at the
of 53k cents per hundred
weight of refined sugar.
Allotments for the $50 crop will
be set shortly after the first of
the year. An increase of 1893 acres
for the state of Montana means
that there will be a small allot-
ment acreage increase for Holly
growers of approximately $40
acres.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03

During the December meetings
the Pacific Vegetable Oil Cor
poration will plan to contract for
all the acreage that is offered in
this regional rea If, after this
series of meetings, they find that
the total contracted acreage is
far below 10000 acres, they may
be forced to conclude that it will
be impossible to develop suffic-
lent acreage to justify a process
sing plant for the 1859 crop.
If this is the case, they may de-
eide to stop with the acreage sign
ed up during the December meet
ings. Pacific Vegetable Oil Corpor-
alton wants the farmers to know
that they are ready to move for
ward with a full scale program
and plant construction for the
1859 crop if the farmers collec-
lively are ready to grow approx
mately 10000 acres of safflower
which is required to supply SUCH
a mill.
These December meetings are,
therefore,, very lHlpOi loiil W eiS
farmers providing they want to
move forward with the safflower
in this area.
The schedule for the meeting is
as follows:
Glasgow-Dec. 8, 2-6 p. m, First
Security Bank Basement; Glas-
gow-Dec. 9, Gil a. m, First Sc
curity Bank basement; Wolf Point
Dec. 9, % p. m, Elks Lodge
Meeting Room; Wolf Point
Dec. 10, Gil a. m, Elks Lodge
Meeting Room; Culbertson - Dec.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Community Chorus
To Sing The
Messiah Dec. IA

The Sidney Community Chorus
has scheduled final rehearsals for
their concert on Sunday evening,
December IA. The concert will
be presented in the Methodist
church at 800 p. m. on that date.
All members are urged to at
tend the remaining rehearsals
which are as follows: Sunday,
December 7, at 2:30 p. m. at the
Methodist church, and Saturday
evening, December 10, at $50
D. m. at the Methodist church.
The chorus will sing the por-
ton of the Messiah which is
known as the Christmas section.
The Messiah is Handel's most
successful and best-known ora
torio. 1t was composed in the
wear 1741 in twenty-four days,
from August % to September IA.
1t was first performed at a con-
cert given for charitable pur-
poses at Dublin, Ireland, on April
13, 1742, with Handel conducting
the performance in person.
Thereafter, beginning with March
%, I743, Handel brought out the
Messiah every year in London
with great success. 1t is perhaps
the worlds best known and best
loved oratorio.
Soloists for the performance on
December IA will be three well
known local soloists: Mrs. NAL
VIOLA Walburn, ~contralto; Mrs.
Amy Quilting, soprano, and Mr..
Walter Quilting, bass. The tenor
solos will be sung by a guest
%soloist, Mr.. Cecil S. Murphy, of
Minot, N. d.
Director of the chorus is Mr..
Lee Jennings of the vocal de-
partment of the Sidney high
school.
All Music lovers in this area
are urged to plan now to attend
this concert. There will be no
admission but a free will offering
will be received during the con-
cert with proceeds used to de-
fray expenses of the concert.