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HENsON. GLADYs u. suddenly. on

Monday, August II. 1858, at the
Dls!rlct General Hospital. MRS.
pl. ne, beloved wife of John F.
Henson. She also is survived by
two sisters, FIVE brothers, a de-
voted father-in-law. Elias Henson,
and a host Of other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
August 10, friends may call at the
Henry S. WASHINGTON e. Sons Flu
neral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne.
Mass will be offered at 9 am.
Thursday, August IA, at the Church
of the Incarnation, 1912 Browning
Ppin.e; 4 n mount "a
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LOCKETT, FRANK. peparted AL

FRANK. Departed this
life on Sunday, August 10. 1857,
FRANK LOCKErT. He is survived
many other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the W. H
Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 9TH
st. NV, on Wednesday, August -
after pm. Services will be held
on Thursday, August IA, at pm,
at the New Mount Olivet Baptist
Church, 5Oth and Grant SITS. ne
the Rev Weaver oflciating. In
terment Carver Memorial Cemetery :
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beoSWNs Of 1901 Longfeilow st
NV, beloved husband OF MIS-
Juanita Downs, devoted father o.
Mrs Annie l. Pace. grandtather Q,
Jessie and Esley Downs OF Green
VILE, S. c, and wilyer Downs OF
WASHINGTON. D. c, He also is sur
vived by other relatives and many
friends After ; pm. THURSDAY
August IA. friends are invited "a
call AZ the Jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st NV Funeral services 81
/ pm Friday August Is, at the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church, go
and Eye SITS NV Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. IA
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prsPERr. WALTER JAMES, sg

e f5s f WALLER H2R' JAMES hss p SIS NJ
~ 800 q st. NV. husband OF
the late Cora Despert, He leaves
host OF nieces, nepheSs' o9t!n.eeIr
pm. WEDNESDAY, August ~
s Washington & Sons FunerSs,
Home, 467 N st. nv Mass WI
be offered at am. Thurssay AN, Az,
Catholic Church. New Jersey ano
New York ayes NV. lntermsn'
lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Rela
tiyeS and friends may contact ms
niece. Mrs Beatrice johnson, a.
lO35 New Jersey ave. NV metro
nnlitan S-2nOI. 10
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SNNM NnN@X&a american l. x o n, are
$:i;s' .g s s; i: =? si.ta a 4:
SON Legion services on
Thursday. August IA, 1858, at 81
pm, at the Mcguire Funeral Home,
REUBEN MINOR. Commander.
JOSEPH B. ROSS, Adiutant.
sUTPHIN, EMMA JANE. On Monday,
Fairfax va. EMMA JANE SUIT.
PHIN, wife of the late Walter d
Sutphin and mother of Mrs. Major
E FGRey M MRS Matte m Moore Mrs Mrs
Ernest, William D, John and Derley
Sutphin. Friends may call at the
Eyerly Funeral Home, PA West
Main 81, Fairfax, Va, where serv-
gust IA. at . pm. DIST. Interment
| Fairfax Cemetery, Manassas, Va.
/ TAYLOR. MAMIE MAUDE. On Tues
DAY, August IL, 1865, at her resi-
dence, 222 North Highland ST., Ar
lli Ing p, Va wife Of the late Wal;
Mfpt' th APp Hay Hines F Go fsn @1
Home, 2901 l4th st. NV, after
pm. Wednesday, August IL park
ing facilities. Services at the above
funeral home on Thursday, August
Hi Cemetery r. ~ O"'
THOMAS. DOLORES COSTELLO. On
fesdence Ag 49oS WEBSTER sPS st. At B hsI
densburg, Nd, DOLORES COSTELLO
| THOMAS, beloved daughter Of Mar
shall shall Thomas and the late Flor
ense d s. ThSm1 p.u She also ieayes
sisters, Mrs Olivia Gross and Mrs
! Cora Welborne; one aunt. Mrs
Minerva Washington: three uncles,
Joshua Joshua selby, Frank Thomas and
George. welborne, jr.. and host
OF other relatives and friends
After > pm. Wednesday, August IL,
! friends may call at her late resi-
a as2 AuF rgPeTa serves az on Thurs e:
Dent Chapel l. NJ. E. Church, sI ia
densburs, Nd. the Rev, VI W
] EDWARDS ofieiating. Interment Ash
Memorial Cemetery; Sandy Spring
THOMAS, FLORENCE Z. On Mon
j DAY .r, AIgust T. 1855; FLORENCE
beloved vie Of Charles p Thomas mas
sSL; and mother Of Mrs Alma
Mrs. ELISA Mosley and Charles p.
th nS@a Sister,, tb Aso b s0iTSEiyinE are
relatives and many friends Alter
i 3 pm. Wednesday, August III,
1 friends are invited to cali at the
4 Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920 9th
1 st, NV. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at $50 am. THURSDAY.
. August IA, at St Benedict the
/, Moor Catholic Church, 21st 81.
and Oklahoma ave ne fnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. IA
THOMAS, FLORENCE. The sodality
- Of St Benedict the Moor
D ~: E: E : I; a:3 ::
N ..4afH
st. NV. At 80 pm
Z Wednesday. August l3. 1858.
THoMPKINs. WILLIAM n. Departed
this life on Monday. August III,
1858, WILLIAM N THOMPRINs
4 He is survived by q devoted wife,
) Eleanor Thompkins; one daughter.
I Joan c Thompkins. a father, A. "
: Thompkins. one sister. Mollie LIZ
I ingston, and many other relatives
and friends. Friends may call at
/ the W. H. Bacon Funeral Home
? 10 It'll st NV, on Wednesday
: August IL, after 5 pm. Services
and interment in Amelia Va.
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GERACI, EDWARD J., ST. suddsni

on sunday, August 10 1858, at
GEORGETOWN Hospital. EDWARD J
GERACI, Sr, OF s53 Venable pl.
NV, beloved husband OF Helen
Geraci. father OF Edward j. Gera-
Si w sna mrs Marion StHrbm; and 1
Frank Getaei, Sr., Thomas Geraei.
Mrs. Katherine La cavera, Mrs
Frances Faro. Mrs Rose Bastiani
and Mrs Marie Oliver. Services at
the s. n Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2hOl 18th ST. nv, on THURSDAY.
August 4, at $3.50 an parking
tacilities). lnterfhent st. Mary's
Cemetery IL
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BENTON. ELLA MAE; on 7

Has1st u, loss. al her residenes'
1911 North Nelson 81 Arlington,
va, ELLA MAE BENTON beloved
wife Of William D. Benton, mother
OF Mrs. Edna RaynOr, Mrs, Grace
Brown and Mrs. Annabelle Kirkum,
sister OF Jimmie Vaught. She also
is survived BY four GRANDCHILDREN
and one great -grandchild. Funeral
services on Thursday, August .
at the Ward Funeral Home VIII
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1 Sas, o. loss, AZ hsr residence
BAKER She leaves 70 mourn theil
ioks three niccea six nephewa ant
q host OF other relatives anc
friends Friends are invited Z
call after noon Thursday, August
H. A. the TAFT u Williams ~
where services will be held or
Thursday, at 7.JO pm, the Rev
y &. Smith ofteiating. lntermen
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GOBER, JUNE. On Monday, August
II, 1855, at WASHINGTON Hospital
Center, JUNE GOBER OF 157 You
st. ne. He is survived by eleven
brothers, eight nephews, other rela-
tiyes and many friends. Remains
resting at Horizons Mortuary, 1924
You st, NV, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 10 after 3 pm. Funeral
services and interment on Sunday,
August II, in Shelby, N. c.
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HARRYDAY. MARTHA. on MOnday.

August ii, 1898, at Casualty Hos
pital, MARTHA HARRYDAY of go
LIST st. NV. She is survived by
many devoted friends Remains
resting at Horizons Mortuary, 1924
You ST. NV, on Friday, August ] ;,
after 4 pm, where services will be
held ON Saturday, August 10, at
1 pm. the Rev. C. NJ. Long, ir,
officiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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,vroNIo On Monaa,

Aneust ii. 1865, ANTONIO BRr-
GuGIIO. beloved husband OF Car
: mela Briguglio and father OF Mrs
: .IoSephine PuElisi. Also surviving
are three grandchildren. MI.
Briguglio rests at the w. X. Hunte,
mann a Son Funeral Home, oI32
Georgia ave. NV. where PRAYERS
ii at $50 am. parking facilities
In rear OF funeral .homel. REQUIEM
mass at the Church OF the Nativity
al 10 am, Relatives and friends
invited TO attend Interment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum. 10
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s,iSt ii is5s. ANN r. BISHOP o.
2it5 p st. nv. beloved wife Of
the late Robert Bishop and mother
OF William r. Bishop Of San Fran;
cisco, Calf. Friends may call a.
the Nallev Funeral Home, j.uV
Rhode Island ave, al Eastern ave
ne, on Wednesday, August 3, alter
bpm. Funeral on Thursday Au-
gust IA, at 0 am; thence TO tht
Immaculate Conception Catholit
Church, Sth and N SITS. NV where
mass will be offered at $3.50 m
for the Tepose OF her soul. Rela'
tiyes and friends invited Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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FREEMAN. GERALDINE ]. On satur.

J. FREEMAN Of 100 an 81 NV,
beloved wife Of the Rev. Thomas
G Freeman, mother OF Thomasina
Y and JesSica L. Freeman, foster
mother OF Mrs. Ernestine Press
sister OF the Rev. Letitia Jones and
Staidore ana Mrs. Eleanora Blake
Other relatives and friends also
survive. After 3 pm. Wednesday.
August 10. friends may call al the
Frazier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave NV Funeral services
on Thursday, August IA, az pm,
at the Turner Memorial A. NJ. e.
Church, 9th and Eye SITS NV, the
Rev. s. f. Guiles officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
IN
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BARRIER. JAMES. on Saturday, Au,

gust q, 1908, JANIS BAhbkE OF
Barber and father Of Georgia,
Daisy, James, ir, and John Barber
Also Suryiying are HIS mother. MIS-,
Pearl johnson; two sisters, I'VE
brothers. his stepiather, Henderson
many friends After 3 pm. Pr.
day, August is. friends are invited
to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. ls20 nth 81. NV, where
services will be held on Saturday,
August 10, at ! pm. lnterment
WOODLAND Cemetery. 10
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tpN husband OF JeSalca GeSleI
(nee Mathews, father Of Earl E.
GeSsles ir oS Of A MiImlnEtSn w D Sb
ington, ID. c. brother OF Mrs Lewis
w. Smith Of Miami, Fla. Mrs.
Margaret Mathews Of Ridgewood,
N, J., and Mrs. Paul NJ. Mason
OF Pasadena. Calf Also SURVIVE
ing are four grandchildren. Serv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Thurs
day, August ia. at 10 am In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry, with full military honors Ar
rangements by the Rinaldi Funeral
Home. IL
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AASSSSsi Iit IL Of igg sSs S assiiss ~,
sP'niiadfr,sd ana fa he's q wifi saS
a. He also "A survived BY . sister,
Mrs Edward Ross 81 California
ssss, Ras sf Home 'n MI 0 eolun.
hia pike, Arlington, Va, tparklng
In rear. REQUIEM maka viii BE- OF.
ftred a. 10 am Thursday. August
ne, Al 81 Michaelk Catholic Church,
Annandale, Va, interment Aflins-
NY, papers please eopyJ
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NcADOO, DON PAUL. FEDERAL Lodg,

q No. J, F. A, A. N, viii
N hold a special communi.
IN cation on Thursday, Al.
MINI gust IA, 1858, at pm.
XOX at the Masonic Temple fol-
NV the purpose Of conGuctinl
" the Masonic funeral sery.
ices for our late brother, DON
PAUL McADOO. Members pleas,
attend
n . -
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MeNUUUi Dun FAIL. On IueSday,
mortal Hospital. DON PAUL Nc.
ADOO Of az Silver Spring ave,
Silver Spring, Nd, beloved hus-
band Of Thelma II McAdoo, father
OF Don Parker McAdoo of Levitt
II. McAdoo, brother of Bruce Z
McAdoo OF Bedford, Ohio. Private
funeral services will be held al
HySongs Funeral Home, 1900 N ST
NV, on Thursday. August IA, al
SPIN Interment private. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may be
made to the Cancer Fund akron
Ohio papers please eopy)
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LussIER. oYInE A. on Tuesdar. AM

LUSSlER, DIVIDE A. On Tuesday, Au-
gust 10. 1865, at Washington SAM
tarium and Hospital, DIVIDE A. LUIS.
SER of 1905 East Franklin ave
Silver Spring, Md, husband of Ste
fania o LuSsier and brother OF
Mrs Yvonne Fontaine. Mr.. LussieI
rests at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, SABA Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Md, where service.
Will be held on Thursday. August
II. at . pm. (parking facilitiesD
Interment Burtonsville Union Gene.
terry
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Monday. August II, lg5S, REV.
CHARLES S. SEDGEWICK Of 1882
Independence ave. Sc, son Of the
late Edith and William Sedgewick
Surviving are many devoted cousins
and friends From to 10 pm.
Thursday, August "a. the remains
will lie in state at st. Lukes Epis-
c6Dal Church. ! 5th and Church
SITS NV. where high requiem mass
will be celebrated at IL am. Fri
day, August Is Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
BY MCGUIRE. IA
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SLOAN, ELEANOR ONEILL. on Au.
ELEANOR ie oSEI IL H sLoAN belo %e
wife Of the late Charles W. Sloan
devoted aunt OF Mrs. S. J. Ireton
Miss Mary Madeline O'Neill, DR.
Pa, and Mr. John C. O'Neiil oil
California. Services from the Leon
ard J. Ruck Funeral Home 1905
Hartford I'd, at Echodale ave, Balti.
more. Md, on Wednesday. August 10
at \ am. REQUIEM mass at st
Dominic's Church at 2 am. Inter.
ment Holy Redeemer Cemetery. /;
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ENTFNHIIIFUi WEWWNN ID LOU
ssssFAskH,Nln Il s4fs ks ot,oft9t &C 6
Ge. the beloved husband OF Mat
10 Espenshied, stepiathcr 81 vloll
of Minnie " MeDeylit. doldil
kreutIeF and Edith Wahle, Re
mains Teating al nc james y hyaf
until ThurEdAy, August "a, vhef
services will be held ~ y m
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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MACMILLAN. JAMES HANNA. On
Wednesday. August ID, 1855. JAMES
HANNA MACMILLAN husband Of
Constance Zoe Macmillan. brother
Of Mrs. Fred H Pocock OF Fort
Wayne. Ind, and uncle Of Mrs Ed
ward H Cook OF Decatur, Ind and
Mrs Edward H Brown Of Shaker
Heights, Ohio. Services sd inter-
ment Oswego, Ill.
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SON, JOHN W. All officers
and members of James
\ Reese Europe Post. No. 3,
a American egion, are
hereby notified OF the
death of our late COM
rade, JOHN W. STEVEN
SON. Legion services on
lay. August IA, 1888, at \
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como q Serious issue. since he
said the State Legislature would
never pass q right-to-work bill.
However. 1t appears that this
right-to-work issue Is already
In the campaign In California.
will remain there. and will
arouse the labor leaders to still
greater EFFORT in support Of the
Democratic ticket.
When Gov. knight was q
candidate for the gubernatorial
nomination against Senator
Knowland, he opposed a right
to-work law. He has become
"a candidate for Senator--seekt
ing the seat now held by Sem
ator Knowland. and has stuck
TO his position on right-to-work
legislation. All this tends to
additional cross currents In the
coming California campaign.
Civil rights is an issue In CAL
ifornia. but IL finds Senator
Knowland and Attorney Gen.
eral Brown on the same side.
Senator Knowland led the fight
in the Senate which succeeded
in getting a civil rights bill be-
fore that body instead Of being
sidetracked In the Senate Jul
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"a chief target to show their po-
litical strength. The labor Lead
ers in 1852 declared against me
when ! ran last for the Senate
because ! had voted for the
Taft-Hartley Act. and voted to
override President Truman's
veto Of that measure. As It
happened. ! won both the Re-
publican and Democratic nomi-
nations for Senator. that year.
carrying all So counties for the
Republican nomination and 81
counties for the Democratic"
No G. o. r. Opposition
Senator Knowland said he
doubted very much that the
labor leaders could deliver the
rank-and-file union vote.
Since Gov. knight Withdrew
from the rgse for the Repub-
lican gubernatorial nomination.
1t has become apparent that
Senator Knowland will have no
opposition for his own party
nomination--no one has an
nounced against him. Should
there be an opponent on the
@. o. p. side Of the primary. It
viii be merely nominal In all
probability.
Senator Knowland's Dem
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ocratic opponent viii be Attor-
ney General Edmund q. (Pat)
Brown--the only Democrat
holding Statewide once In
California. Mr.. Brown, too. Is
expected to be unopposed for
the Democratic nomination.
except that which arises under
the cross-filing system In Cali
fornia. permitting candidates
10 run for the nominations Of
both parties. Senator Knowl-
and Is expected TO be q candi-
date. too. for. the Democratic
gubernatofial nomination.
Mr.. Brown has taken the
opposite side In the right-to-
work controversy. Speaking TO
the California State Labor Con-
vention last September II. he
called the right-to-work pro-
posal a restriction on the right
Of management and labor TO
enter into q free contract"
which compels employees to Join
a union within a certain period
after employment begins. He
declared himself against the
enactment Of such q law. He
dreaded rather lightly. however,
and suggested that "the right
10 work" should not really be-
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BY GOULD LINCOLN
star stan Writer

Senator Knowland of Cali
fornia. Republican leader Of
the Senate and candidate for
Governor Of his State. Is look
ing forward to a drive on the
part of the leaders Of the ALL
CLIO to defeat him next No
vember.
The beat-Knowland drive
would be similar to the attempt
to defeat the late Senator Taft
ohio In 1850. The labor lead
efst campaign against Senator
Taft failed miserably, and the
Ohio Republican. then his
party's leader in the Senate.
was reelected with q plurality
of $4,000 votes.
The California Senator. who
returned to Washington yes
terday. said:
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during the period Of Lincoln
Day and jackson Day speeches
throughout the country, viii
he feel free TO return TO Cali
fornia TO campaign.
The California primary Is on
June 3. But once Congress has
adjourned. as 1t is expected to
do about July 81. Mr.. Knowland
will have August. September
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and October TO carry the fight
for Governor 10 Mr.. Brown.
Senator Knowland said Pres
ident Eisenhower undoubtedly
has much strength in Cali
fornia today. He said. however.
that the fight for Governor
would be waged for the most
part on State issues, among
them water power and fiscal
affairs, including taxes.
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Knowlond Sees Labor
Determined to Beet Him

II recognize that any elec-
ton Is Q hard fight and that
the final test comes on election
day. But my belief Is that the
Republicans will hold Califor-
MIA In the November 4 election,
and will elect q Governor and
a Senator"
Girds for Hard Fight
Senator Knowland. who has
said he would sign a so-called
''right-to-work bill" II It was
properly drawn and he was IN
the Governors chair, is pre-
pairing for q hard fight by the
labor leaders TO defeat him.
Il believe they will make
every effort they can to elect
my Democratic opponent" Sem
ator Knowland continued
adding:
They win make California
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dietary Committee. He was
backed by Vice President Nixon.
There is a very considerable
Negro vote in the State which
both sides will WOO.
Senator Knowland. relieved
Of all necessity Of campaigning
for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton by Gov. Knights with
drawal. intends. he said to re-
main In Washington attending
TO his party leadership in the
Senate. Only during the Easter
recess Of Congress. and perhaps
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26

The census of School District
v, which was recently completed
by Mrs. R. H. Mutt, shows an
increase of 1873 over the 1857
school census. The school census
which includes by law all those
under the age of 81 shows a
total of 2436 people. The gain is
more than two and a half times
that of 1857 over 1856. The gain
asst year was So.
Using the census figure as a
base, the total School District v
population is estimated at $3.50.
The estimate is calculated by
multiplying the total school CEN
sus by 2.6, a factor which has
been shown to be the ratio
between the census age group and
the total population.
The following summary of
figures for 1857 and 1858 may be
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Blood Donors Needed
For Drive December 3rd

The Red Cross Bloodmobile is
scheduled to be at the Moose
Hal in Sidney Wednesday, Dec.
3rd from 3 pm. to 7 pm. The
Sidney Moose Lodge No. $50 has
pledged replacement of blood
recently used by one Of their
members in an out of state hos
pital under the Red Cross recip-
rocity program. A very worth
while project for any organiza-
ton to spon. or. The Lions Club
in Fairyiew die likewise for a
Charter member of their club at
the drawing held there last
August.
Richland County quota for this
drawing is 95 pints. 1t is need
full we meet our quota plus as we
are behind in yearly quota set by
the committee. Scheduling of
quota is determined by popula-
ton and need. Blood is perish
able, hence the reason for sche-
duled drawings within p~articipat-
ing counties in the state. A care
full estimate is made of the need
for a given period and the blood
drawn at various places is sent
to the Great Falls center for
processing and distribution. If
all quotas r met, well and good,
if not there is a possibility of
some n in need not getting the
life saving blood.
AT this drawing we have a
contest between the men and
women donors with recruitment
being made thru women's and
mems organizations. In fairness
to donors who have specific
working hours the hours from 5
pm. to z pm. were set for them.
Anyone who car register between
3 pm. and 5 pm. is urged to do
so. A courtesy car to pick up
and take home donors an nur-
sery for children are provided
free of charge for donors use.
Sidney Women's club is spon-
soring workers for this drawing.
Donor criteria for drawing is
as follows:
/. Anyone Is through SO may
give blood every 8 weeks, with
a maximum of 5 donations a year.
2. Male minors between Is and
81, not married and not active
duty with the armed forces
should have the written consent
of parent.
3. Temperature and pulse
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Christmas Opening Event

The department, hardware, jewellers, drug stores
and others that handle Christmas items will remain
open next Friday evening, November % until 800 pm.
not TOO pm. to $50 pm. as previously announced.
The reason for changing the hours was SO more people
can attend the Sidney-WiIiston basketball game which
is being played at the Sidney High School gym the
same evening. During this special three hour opening,
500 pm. to 800 pm, each participating store will give
away one or more prizes.
Serially numbered tickets will be placed in a box
in each store at 500 pm. A winning number or numbers,
one for each prize, will be selected beforehand and will
be posted at the place of drawing. Each customer will
draw a ticket from the box and if the number on his or
her ticket matches the posted number, they will be the
winer of the prize. 1t will be optional with the store
whether or not they want the customer to register at
the time of the drawing.
Stores handling Christmas items will be open until
900 pm. on the following nights: Wednesday, December
10; Monday, December Is; Wednesday, December II;
and Monday, December %.