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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
Two New Druggists Start
Work in Chardon Stores

The new faces which Chardon
residents have been noticing re-
Gently in Cromwell and Ross
Rexall Drug stores belong to
Darrell Meek, %, and Edward
Watts, As.
Although both are relative new
comerS to the Chardon area,
they have a combined total of
over thirty years as druggists.
Meek, who lives with wife
Helen and Lynn, 2, at 1891 Men
tor Ave, Mentor, calls South
Dakota his home. He was born
in Toronto, SD, and graduated
with bachelor of science de-
gree from South Dakota State
College.
Meek is a member of the
Northeastern Ohio Academy of
Pharmacy and the South Dakota
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16

Pharmaceutical Association.
Watts has worked in Marshall
Drug Stores in Cleveland and
owned and operated the Rexall
store in Burton Immediately be-
fore coming to Chardon. He lives
in Burton with wife, Gertrude,
and children Nathalda, 8, and
Keith, Z.
Born and reared in Maryland,
he is a graduate of the Philadel-
phia College of Pharmacy, a
World War II veteran, and a
member of several Masonic or
ganizationS.
Both stores are owned and op-
Grated by Ross Armstrong of
Chardon.. Bob Prewitt, former
druggist in Cromwell'S is now
working in the newest Ross store
in Middlefield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
s Geauga Students
on Kent Deans List

Eight Geauga County students
in the College of Arts and Sci
ences at Kent State University
earned places on the Dean's
List with grades of 3-point or
better for the fall quarter. This
was reported by Dean Eric N.
Rackham.
Robert N. Gray, Burton. heads
the list with a 3.65 average. 9th
ers included are Edward j. Fru-
hauf, Burton, $50; Carl L. Bar
ber, Chardon, 3.57; Donald A.
Demuth, Chester, 3.53; Forest
A. Rose, Newbury, 3.45.
Sally Ann Blair, Newbury has
a 313 average; Richard L. Pain
ter, Chester, 800; and Donna
Jean FueSS, Burton, also has a
800.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-16
PRESERVE CANAL

u ANANAJN8AN y N-NANLhA
Sections of the Ohio Canal
with locks and tow paths, have
been preserved in the State
Park at Lockington, Ohio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
LA HUELLA DE UN


Querida Amaranta: Soy una
joven de rs amos, que goza de
excelente reputation, de aspecto
muy jOven y con muy buenos
amigos. Soy bien parecida Y
muy trabajadora. POdria ser fe.
liz perO un secretO muy intimo
me 10 impide. Siendo muy jo.
ven y huerfana de padre, en-.
pece a TRAFALGAR para ayudar a
mi madre. Tenia que viajar los
fines de semana y un dia detu.
We un autOm6vil, creyendO que
era de pasajerOs, y me encon.
tire de repente, aprisionada por
los brazOs del h0mhre que 10
cOnducia. Seria muy largo ex-
plicar la lucha y augusta que
pase aquel dia. AqueI barbara
me sedujO a viva fuerza y, des-
pues de haber salidO con vida
de aquel horrible accidente, no
quiSe c~OntarselO a mi madre nj
dar cuenta a la pOlicia por evil
tar ell escandalO. Nadie, absO-
lutamente nadie mas que listed
Sabe esta intima tragedia de mi
ninez cast. >AndandO los amos,
vine a este pals con intenci6n
de bOrrar este recuerdO, perO no
10 lOgrO del TODD, no puedO ser
feliz. VivO con mi madre, ira.
bajO y NADIA me falta. Tengo
miedO a enamOrarme de un
hombre pOrque tendria que AGA.
bar ,eonfesandole mi horrible Sc.
creto, que probablemente no
creeria. 1Cree listed que un
hombre que me quisiera me re.
chazaria al conocer este inciden.
tie? 1Debere comunicarselo al
principle de mi noviazgo? DE.
bere esperar a estar mas Sc.
gura?
ELISA
Amiga mia: Hay personals que
necesitan hablar sus asuntos y
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
ENTUSIASMO POR LA
MEDALLA DEL MERITO
A LOS

BOGOTA - La "Medalla del
Merito Liberal" creada r~eciente-
mente por la jefatura nacional del
debate electoral, a cargo del doctor
Carlos Lleras Restrepo, ha deter
minado un grande entusiasmo en-
todos los directories del partido
en- ell pals, pues csc galardon sera
otorgado en- ceremonial especial a
la directiva que mas logre sobre-
salir en- la organization de la ms
cripcion de los ciudadanos prime
70, y luego en- 10 que Sc relaciona
con ell debate electoral propia7
mente dicho.
Las comunicaciones llegadas. a
la jefatura del debate y p%rovenien-
ties de todos los directories depar.
%tamentales, indican que la creacion
de la Medalla del Merito Liberal
ha constituido I'm verdadero esti-
mulo para la tarea de organiza-
cion del debate y que ella deter
minara una nobilisima emulacion
por parte de todos y cada uno de
los directories liberales del pals.
Segun fuimos informados aver,
la calificacion Sc hara una vez cul-
minado ell debate y de acuerdo con
los datos sobre mejor organization
y mayor ndmero de sufragios To-
grades - proporcionalmente a la
poblacion electoral - en- las dife-
rentes secciones del pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
TfHTBUZON@&3
NH@AMzMGMzMA

tragedias para consolarse de
elias: listed jamas 10 ha hecho,
dada la indole de la suya, y csc
Leland incidente Sc lie ha agria-
do y ha crecido dentro de SUI &C.
rebro hasta tomar preparedness
indebidas. Lo que a listed lie pa
SO es una desgracia que lie cause
I'm "shock" emotional que los
amos no han podido desvanecer,
pero es una desgracia que ca
rece de importancia, o 81 Sc
quiere, cuya Importance es sim.
%plemente mental. En- primer
lugar, no tiene listed por que
contar a SUI novio o SUI esposo 10
ocurrido. ST nadie mas que U.s.
ted 10 sabe, csc secreto puede
ser eterno. La falta de virgil
nidad no es siempre debida a
un contacto sexual. Hay mu.
chos casos en- los que la produ-
ce otras muchas causas fisicas u
organizes. Haga listed que la
recomienden I'm buen medico
(que no la conozca a listed, pa.
"a SUI tranquilidad) y cuentele
SUI case. Los medicos estan muy
acostumbrados a estas cosas; el
lie explicara 10 que 20 no podria
nj Sc explicar bien y lie confir-
mara cuanto lie digo. Este es ell
aspecto practice de la question;
queda ell aspecto moral. BESIDE
este punto de vista, listed parece
una muchacha tan eXtremada-
mente honesta que cree una ne
cesidad decir, cuando llegue ell
case, esa verdad, aunque es
completamente innecesario. Aun
ash, no creo que todos los hon.
bres vayan a asustarse de Seme-
jante cosa. Cualquier hombre
moderno y quito, pasaria perfec-
tamente por clio. 20 eS que So
10 Sc casan las muchachas intac-
tas? En- fin, c6mprese unos
cuantos libros sobre estas cues
tones, que hallara en- cualquier
liberia, lealos y enterese. Y
por de pronto, empiecese a des-
preocupar. Mas que ESQ que
listed cree, y que ademas nadie
va a averiguar, 10 que a un hon.
bre de verdad lie interesa es una
mujer sensible, femenina, inteli-
genie, laboriosa y agradable.
Lo demas son prejuicios del ST.
glo pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17

dos los edificios publicos de Are
quipa la prefecture, la munich
palidad, ~escuelas e iglesias y ACRE
ga que muchas casas quedaron
completamente demolidas.
LA escena aqui -anade- es de
confusion.
Ell terremoto tambien sacudi6 a
Nazca, pero sin causar victimas.
Segun Palao, ell epicentro del
movimiento estuvo al parecer en-
Mejia, localidad del departamento
de Arequipa situada sobre la costa
del Pacifico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
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que lamentar las constituencies.
ESe hombre de "a amos, es, por
10 que listed dice, ell que mas
lie convene. 81 Sc ofrece ser su
esposo y Sus hijos estan confor-
mes, casese con Ell, viva tran.
quila y dejese de complicacio-
mes, que no esta a tono con SUI
condicion de viuda de I'm mari
do que Siempre fue bueno con
listed y que vive aun en- esas
cuatro hijas que lie dio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
RAPTo...
- Viene de la pagina -

viene de la p&gina 6 -
quecido. No quiso hacer mas
declaraciones.
La policia inform6 que Arlene
habia hecho declaraciones vagas
y sin sentido.
En- ell departamento de policia
de Miami cause consternacion la
noticia del fallecimiento de Leo
nard. Sus companeros declararon
que era uno de los policias j6-
venes mas queridos y siempre
estaba de buen humor.
La familia Synoracki vino a
Miami hace tres amos, de Buffalo,
al fallecer ell padre, Robert,
quien fue policfa de Niagara
Falls. Por la misma fecha de
la muerte del padre, otro her
mano muri6 en- I'm accidente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
VILLEDA MORALES
(Viene de la Pagina 81

ris, Villeda Morales agreg6, sin
embargo;
"Debe preservarse celosamente
la Independence de dichos orga-
nismos, sobre todo en- aquellos as
pectos politico militares que por
SUI trascendencia marcan la aten-
cion directa de los gobiernos y del
c~onsejo directive de la respectful
org%anizacion".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
vIoLENTo
(Viene de Ia Pagina 81

Ell radioaficionado Palao, por su
parte, manifesto que en- la ciudad
de Arequipa hubo IL muertos y
rs heridos.
Ell peri6dico eel Pueblo, de
Arequipa, coincide en- estas cifras
y dice que otras seis personals pc
recieron en- la poblaci6n de Cerro
Blanco, cerca de aquella ciudad.
eel Pueblo" informa tambien
quedaron sacramento danados to-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
CONVENTION -.
(Viene de la Pagina q

la distribution de magistrates y
consejeros en- salas.
Es possible que este acto de po-
session ~colectiva que sera en- Pala-
clio, ocurra ell viernes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
DIARI0 LAS AMEpICAS-Pau. II.

brero, cuando la cosecha de pa.
tatas este lista para ser recogi-
da.
Agencies del Fondo Undo, t..
les como ell Salvation Army" y
la Cruz Roja Sc encargaran de
la distribution de los alimentos
entire las familias necesitadas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
cocoNUT

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contemporaries, obtuvo ell pre-
milo "Antoinette Perry" y ell
New York Critics" por SUI So
berana actuaci6n en- Inherit the
Wind. Su Ultima pelicula es
"Doce Hombres Molestos" donde
compartio honores estelares con
Henry Fonda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
I~nformaciones de 80.
(Viene de la Pagina 81

yor potencia economical y no ma
yor potencia beljca".
AL hablar del comunismo dijo
que este, encuentra como incuba-
dero al hambre, pero opin6 que en-
Mexico no hay smenaza comunis-
Ia.
"No hay agitacion comunista en-
ninguno de los sindicatos labora.
les de Mexico y todos los extremis-
tas son bien conocidas y estan vi
giIados'. A su modo de yer, ell ma
yor peligro de penetration comu-
nista esta en- Estados Unidos, DE
jemos dijo, que Estados Unidos
Guide SUI casa, que nosotros cuida-
remos muy bien la nuestra.
81 fuera elegido, dijo, no habria
cambios en- la politica mexicana
de relaciones exteriores, prone
tiendo mantener intactas las poll
ticas econ6micas de Gambia libre
y concrete.
AL hablar de Ia industrial petro-
lera mexicana diio que no veia la
necesidad de inversiones de capital
extranjero "por ell momento".
DEPORTARAN VARIOS
N
MEXICO enerc 16--(UP).-Las
autoridades de immigration infor-
maron que estos ciudadanos COLON
nos, chilenos y canadienses serian
deportados de Mexico dentro de los
proximos dias.
Anadieron que todos ellos fue-
ron arrestados por entrar legal
mente al pals y por no tener sus
documentos personales en- orden.
Las autoridades Sc negaron a
proporcionar a la prensa los NOM
bres de esos ciudadanos "a fin de
evitar que sus parientes o amigos
interpongan acciones judiciales pa
ra impedir la derortacion".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
coNDADo

(Viene de la Pagina 81
paro que tendran que enfrentar
unos 5000 obreros a~gricolas, la
Semana que viene.
Sc espera algdn alivio a la si-
tuaci6n alrededor del 8 de fe-
Evening star., 1958-07-01
SOLARADIO

All tronsistor, solar
powered rodio, some
os obove except that
"Solorodio" stores
up energy to be
used over and over.
2h" speoker, full
Alnico V magnet.
Botteries extro. 1895
Lifetime, re-choroeobIe
lotteries, extro. Set Of 4.
1900
Evening star., 1958-07-01

the candidate of the govern
|ment party. the Party Of Rev.
olutionary Institutions (PRD
The PRI has never lost a pres
idential election and is figured
to be as strong as ever.
Mr.. Alvarez, 80, is a conserva-
tive Juarez textile manufac-
turer and the candidate of the
National Action Parry tPAN)
Mr.. Lopez Mateos was born
in the State Of Mexico, which
surrounds the capital, studied
law and later Joined a promi-
Inent law firm in Mexico City.
He won election as a Sena-
tor in 1916. Then President
Miguel Aleman saw him as q
coming figure. He sent him tc
various international meetings
and he Travelled widely in Eu-
rope and the Americas as q
special envoy for Mr.. Aleman
When Adolfo Ruiz Confines was
elected President in 1852, he
named the young lawyer his
Labor Minister. He lives mod
estly in a mortgaged home with
mis- wife and l5-year-old daugh-
ter Eva.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Z Drivers Held
For Court Action
In Fatalities

A Washington man was held
under the Negligent Homicide
Act yesterday after q detective
testified the defendent was
driving between 40 and IS miles
an hour when he struck a
pedestrian in the 2400 block of
Fourteenth street NV. last
Wednesday.
A coroner's jury held Ulysses
H. Carter, 20, of the 600 block
OF Kenyon street NV. for
Municipal Court action in the
death of James r. GarriS, 48,
of 1865 Irving street NV
Detective William B. Phares
of the Accident Investigation
Unit testified at the inquest
that Carter left IS feet of skid
marks before he struck the VIC
tim who was crossing the
street. The skid marks indi-
Gated, Detective Phares testi-
fed, that Carter was travelling
between 40 and IS miles an
hour.
In a second inquest yester-
day. a jury held Willie j. Scott
Evening star., 1958-07-01

20, of the 1900 block of Jeffer-
son street NV. for Municipal
Court action under the Negli-
gent Homicide Act.
Detective Phares testified that
Scott admitted to him he rar
through a stop sign at Fourth
street while driving east or
Webster street NV. before col
|liding with a car operated by
Henry r. Stultz, jr., 80, of 1885
Fourth street NV.
Mr.. Stultz, who was driving
north on Fourth street, Suf-
fered a fractured skull when he
was thrown from the car, ac-
cording to Detective Phares
Mr.. Stultz died June rs in the
Washington Hospital Center.
Bond was set at $1,000 each
for Carter and Scott.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Of mere adobe huts. Some
election returns will be brought
in canoes or on burrows, de-
laying tabulations.
Mexico holds its presidential
elections on the first Sunday in
July every six years.
A married man or woman
may vote at age 10, unmarried
at II.
A Mexican voter doesn't
have to be able to read or
write. Ballots, although con-
tanning names of candidates,
designate them by party insig-
mia and color. A voter need
only mark an X through the
insignia.
Women are voting here for
the first time In a presidential
election, so the vote is expected
to set a record. About 10.4 mil
don have registered. probably 8
million will vote. (previouS
high: 4,924,293 in 1882. Mex
ico's population is around 80
million.
Presidential candidates are
Adolfo Lopez Mateos and Hec-
tor Luis Alvarez.
Mr.. Lopez Mateos, 48-year-
old former Labor Minister, is
Evening star., 1958-07-01

lpices. he said. no such charge
was levied against 1t.
The committee planned TO
hear testimony later today
from four men who allegedly
attended the Appalachian meet
ing. A statement placed in evi-
dence identified them as:
John Charles Montana or
Montana, Buffalo. N. ". presi-
dent Of several business firms
and a leader OF various civic
associations.
James Vincent Laduca, who
was secretary-treasurer Of a
buffalo local Of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Union at
the time.
Russell j. Bufalino, owner Of
the Penn Drape a. Curtain Co.
Of Pittston. Pa. The Govern
ment is attempting to deport
him TO Italy.
Joseph Profaci of Brooklyn.
N. r.. named In a statement
placed In evidence as "an
old : time. we'll established
gangster."
Evening star., 1958-07-01

which an Army ofncer ct the
Claremont dock In Hoboksn
N. j.. had asked his superiors
TO promote Burney from hiring
boss TO iield supervisor over
longshoremen. The letter said
Gurney had shown intestinal
fortitude and an ability to get
longshoremen TO do a days
work
Some time prior TO the pro-
motion request. Mr.. Pera said,
Gurney beat up a man en- the
dock. using a baseball bat, "and
broke nearly every bone In his
body"
Evening star., 1958-07-01
HerOln Smuggling

Under Gurney's sway, Mr..
Pera said. longshoremen weEe
charging as much as s400 a
kilogram tabout $1S0 a pound)
to smuggle heroin OF incoming
ships when such drugs were
brought in by individual sea-
men. When the dope was
brought in under Mana aus
Evening star., 1958-07-01
French Build Currier

BREST, France. - The S46-
foot aircraft carrier Clemen-
ceau, being finished at the
Brest Navy Yard, is the largest
warship built in France since
1889. Fully loaded she will dis
place 1880 tons. Her speed is
.ated at 80 knots.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Other Union omciaIs

In addition to MancuSo, Mr..
Pera identified a convicted
narcotics violator, Pasquale
Pagano, as having been buIi-
ness agent of a hodcarriers'
local in East Harlem. He said,
in addition. that another uar-
cotics violator. Joseph Gurney,
had been an oficial in the
international Longshoremen's
Association.
Mr.. Pera read a letter in
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Mexicons Will Elect
New President Sunday

MEXICO CITY, July QF9.-Next Sunday Mexico elects a
new President
Everyone hopes will be quiet election Quiet not it
win coorful, and bit different from United States
election.
Soldiers will guard voting booths in isolated areas
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AgenfLinks
DOpeDeaIers
TOUniOns
BY WILLIAM HINES
star stan writer

A Federal Narcotics Bureau
undercover agent linked Mana
members and dope dealers
with the labor movement in
New York State in testimony
before the Senate Raekets
Committee today.
Martin F. Pera said the Hod-
carriers and Longshoremen'S
Unions are, TO some extent,
under the domination Of the
Sicilian underworld organiza-
tion, sometimes known as the
Black Hand.
No Photos Allowed
Mr.. Pera testified under the
protection OF a committee rule
that no photographs could be
taken Of his face. The stated
purpose was to prevent mar
cotics operators here and
abroad from getting a close
look at the man who has been
described as one of Uncle
Sans top secret agents in the
war against drug trafhc.
The witness told the COM
mittee that one Rosario Ma
nusco had been an officer in
the Plattsburgh IN. " Local
1876 of the Hodcarriers Union.
He identified Manusco as one
of the men who attended a
gangland meeting November
IA. 1857, at Appalachian, N. Y.
Earlier, Mr.. Pera had linked
the group that met at Appa-
lachian and Mafia circles in
Italy, and particularly with
the deported New York vice
overload, Lucky Luciano.
Manusco. Mr.. Pera said,
prior to his days in organized
labor was "an enforcer fra
Joseph Falcone's criminal en-
pire in Utica, N. Y. Falcone
was another person in attend
ance at the Appalachian meet
ing
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

Consideration of the bids received
the attention OF the Board until, on
motion made and carritd the following
were awarded as being the best and
cheapest bids for the County:
The Pope & Talbot bid on piling
100 lineal feet IS in length, at BOc
and 1000 lineal feet, 30 in length. at
95c) was accepted as being the best
bid for the County.
The bid for $4,000 feet OF bridge
plank from Ned Hardy at $132 per
1000 feet was accepted as being the
lowest and best bid for the County.
Recess was taken until January z. at
300 A. M. when the Board reconven-
ed with all members and clerk pres
emit.
Current matters and claims occu-
pied the attention of the Board until
200 when on motion made and car
ried. recess was taken until
January 8. 1853 at 800 A. M. when
the Board reconvened with all mem
bers and clerk present.
The quarterly report of County
Treasurer. Hattie J-Loken was audit
ed, approved and filed as follows:
December 81. 1857
QUARTERLY REPORT OF SECURITIES
HELD IN COUNTY TREASURES
OFFICE AS SECURITY FOR
DEPOSITS
Sidney National Bank,
Sidney, Montana
u. S. Treasury Bonds OF
1912 due 9-15-72 ---.$ $4,000 90
U. S. Treasury Bonds of
of 1959-62 due 6-15-62 ...... 200, 900 90
u. s. Treasury Bonds of
1888 due 3-15-59 -..-.-.. 100000
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

sion at 800 A. Nj. with the following
members present: Donald W.. Pentx,
Chairman: James z. Spurgeon, Mel
Win T. Bakken, members. and clerk.
The meeting was duly proclaimed
by the Sheriff.
The minutes of the last meetings
we're read n approved and ordered
filed.
On motion made and carried, the
following officers were given per
mission to leave the State: County
Commissioners, County Attorney,
Clerk and Recorder, Sheriff and his
deputies, Clerk of Court, Assessor,
Treasurer. Superintendent OF Schools,
and Surveyor.
On motion made and carried, spe-
cial meetings were set for january
8 n 10. 1885 and the clerk was in
structed TO post notices according
to law.
All pending road affairs were laid
over for attention at the mex meet
ing of the Board.
On motion made and carried Notice
of Sale OF One used 1916 FWD 5-Ton
Truck. appraised value $500. - Sale
date February 3. 1858 at 10 O'Clock.
A. M. was ordered published in the
Sidney Herald. At 200 P. M. Bids.
as advertised. for piling and bridge
plank were opened as follows:
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

with Richiand County VI. Andsrson
Flood case. James p. Lucas. Aftof~
ney for Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Anderson,
appeared and requested that Rich
land County Immediately fHe the nec
essary satisfaction of judgment for
release so as to remove from record
the judgment now standing In the
naTne of Richland County versus Flor
ence v. Anderson md S. A. Ander-
son in the approximate amount OF
S27 10000 and he requested tbs
County take the necessary steps to
pay Florence v. Anderson and s.. A.
Anderson the cost bill In connection
with the foregoing litigation.
Representatives of the Fair Board.
Dwight Howard, Bud Starr, Dean
Davidson, Werner King. w. A. Turner.
and Burl Winchester of the State Cod
lege met with the Board OF County
Commissioners. Harley Roath, County
Agent-at-Large was appointed Sec
retary-Manager of the Richland Coun~
ty Fair for the forthcoming year,
replacing Donald G.. Nutter. resigned.
At 500 P. M. ON motion made
and carried. the Board adjourned.
e. L. HOOKER. CLERK.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
ENSIGN LEON HOUGLUM
COMPLETES H~ELICOPTER
FLIGHT TRAINING

GREAT LAKES, ILLINOIS
Ensign Leon P. Houglum, USNR,
son OF Mrs. Hazel Houglum of
220 5th Ave. Sc, Sidney, COM
pleted his helicopter flight train
ing on 4 November 1857 at Eel-
copter Training Group, Ellyson
Field, the Nays only rotor wing
training school.
EMS Houglum graduated from
Montana State University, Mis-
soula, Montana, where he received
his B.. A. Degree in Economics.
In qualifying as a helicopter
pilot he completed an intensive
eight week course which includ-
ed ground school instruction in
rotor wing aircraft principles and
sixty hours flight instruction in
the Nays Bell and Vertol hell
copters.
His helicopter training COM
pleted, EMS Houglum will report
to Helicopter Utility Squadron
ONE, Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
ton, Ream Field, Imperial Beach,
California.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

Name
Ashby Lumber Company. Billings
Coffman Lumber and Treating Com
pany, Billings
Grogan-Robinson Lumber Company,
Great Falls
Hardy, Ned. Hall, Montana
Lawson Lumber & Timber Treating
Plant. Drummond
Midland Coal and Lumber Company,
Sidney
Monarch Lumber Company, Sidney
Pope &c Talbot Inc. st. Helens,
Oregon
Tanglen Bros, Crane
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

Piling Bids Bridge Plank Bids
8 per lin. #. S13. 90 M
s13e.e0 M
s1.I per lin IT. s172.00 M
<l20 per lin. #. $132.0 M
$l2.75 each (15) S15l-25 M
$2l.D each (24) $15 Is M
5 IS lin TT. (u5)
81 90 lin. #. 1907
s1.31 lin. TT. s17561 NJ
Doc lin. 1T. Q5) S15d IT'S M
CSC lin. #. 1907 $14325 M
$500 1000 lin. #. (1S) $3.50 90
1000 lin. fit. 1907 $1,000 #.