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The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
County Wide Al Contest Day Held
For Home Economics Members

grove, Barbara Chapman, Ruth
Ludington, Alice LANCE, Clydette
Boyer, Karen Hamburg, Betty
Scheetz, Carol Wick, Elaine Wick,
Jean Ann Hillman, Karen Ull-
man, Sonia Ann Rude, Cheryl
Holmquist, Patty Price, Beverly
St. Cyr, Jill Redgren, Cynthia
Jensen, Cathie Tuott, Sandra Pc
dersen, Sandra Beagle, Sandra
Rude, and Connie Walla.
In the clothing judging con-
test, the following members re-
ce;ved blue ribbons: Judy Albin,
Edith Ann Franz, Darlene Krej-
ci, Shari Sanders, MarlyS Wood
worth, Rose Swigart, Myrtle Bal
ducke, Sandra Beagle, Lynda Can
dee, Dorothy Strack, Margaret
Danielson, Susan Crosgrove, Jea-
nette Scheetz, Alice Willoughby,
Cathie Tuott, Jill Redgren, Bar
bara Chapman, Donna Bradley,
Albin, Jean Willouighby,
Roberta Hall, Alice Kay Seeve,
Myrna Larsen, and Carol Wick.
In foods judging, blue ribbon
winners are Judy Albin, Edith
Ann Franz, Colleen Atchison, Judy
Krejci, Shari Knaff, Linda Peter
sen, Marlys Woodwork, Rose
Swigart, Sandra Petersen, Doro-
thy Strack, Margaret D%anielson,
Karen Hamburg, Betty Scheetz,
Annabelle Wheeler, Susan Cros-
grove, Gloria Joslin, Cathie Tu-
oft, Donna Bradley, Marilyn
Strack, Kay Albin, Jean Will
loughby, Roberta Hall, and Ca
rol Wick.
Members receiving blue ribbons
in home Improvement judging
are Rose Swigart, Betty Scheetz,
Jeanette Scheetz, Carolyn Joslin,
and Donna Bradley.
Judges who received the high
est scores were Clothing, Edith
Ann Franz; Foods, Jean Will
oughby; Home Improvement,
8etty Scheetz.
All leaders who assisted Mrs.
ranet Redgren, Home Demon
tration Agent, with plans for the
lay were Mrs. Gordon Tuott,
Irs. Dave Albin, Mrs. Walter
3auman, Mrs. Robert Etzel, Mrs.
Iatt Rambur, and Mrs. Glen
oslin.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
tContinusd from paus II

merce. Each entry must have a
sponsor. Sponsors fee is SIS
which covers special gifts, a ban
ner showing the sponsors name,
and a luncheon. Frontier Air
lines, Sidney Greenhouse, John
Stockhill Jewellers, Sidney Cham
Der of Commerce and the Fair
Board assist on special awards.
This contest will be held the
first evening of the Fair, Mon
day, Aug. 10, 1858. Girls will be
judged on beauty, poise and per-
sorality. A training school con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ivan Peterson
and Mrs. Robert Anvik of
the Sidney Jayceens will be held
at 500 pm. at the Lalonde Hotel.
Those who have registered are
Laura Klose as Miss j. M. Nc
Donald Store, Sidney; Lila Faye
Kleppin, Miss Treasure State
Life ms; Jane Peterson, Miss
Jerry's Market, Sidney; Stella
Christensen, Miss c. Dan Grain
tier ms, Watford City; Leota
Gregg, Miss Howard Seed Farm,
Savage, and Esther Vallejo, Miss
Sidney Coop Market, Sidney.
Candidates should register i'm
mediately for the queen contest
so that planning for the event
can be completed.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
LEGAL NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS

lALL fOh biDo q
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Richland County. Montana until the
hour of 1000 AIN. August IS, 1858:
One used Motor Grader with not
less than lis horsepower diesel
engine. tandem drive, cab, cab
heater, hydraulic booster steer
ing. IA #. hydraulic sideshift mold
board, 1900 x "a II ply ron and
rear tires and with elevating
grader attachment with AZ" wide
belt and l9' long conveyor. Sue
cessful bidder must take in trade
one used No. liz Caterpillar Mo-
tor grader serial No. 2M1158; ap-
praised value Sl500.00 and one
used elevator grader attachment
appraised value $4,000
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
All bids to be addressed to County
Clerk and Recorder of Richland Coun-
~, Sidney, Montana.
Deted at Sidney, Montana this 4th
day of August. 1858.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF RICHLAND COUN-
TY. MONTANA
BY Donald w. Pentz. Chairman
Publication Dates:
Aug. 6, 10, 20, 1858
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Continued from page l

hits and struck out nine hitters
Sidney's offense was spanked by
Ernie Bordeaux's long triple in
the 4th inning with the bases
loaded. Bordeaux's hit was the
longest hit of the tournament,
Ernie Olness, Sidney catcher, also
collected 2 hits, a single and a
double.
The Sidney team, coached by
Toby Kankas, lined up as fol-
lows:
Bruce Harper, 1b; Bobby St.
Cyr, p; Danny Loose, ssi Ernie
Bordeaux, 2b; Rem Harper, CT;
Roger Edmondson, 3b; Ernie Oh
ness, c; Lanny Vader, If; Marty
Bakken, IF.
ASK FINANCIAL SUPPORT
The Sidney VFW Post will
send the Area 6 Champion Sidney
VFW All Stars to the National
VFW Tournament in Hershey,
Pa. The tournament starts on
August 10 and is a double elm
ination tournament. Area 6 COM
prises a six-state area: Montana,
North Dakota, South Dakota,
Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebras-
ka. Sidney won the champion
ship by humping La Junta, Colo.
1862.
The cost of transporting the
ID players and 2 coaches will be
approximately $4,000. This is a
community activity and the en-
tire req will receive national
publicity, accordingly the pub
lie is urged to support this trip
by mailing contributions to the
Sidney Baseball Commission, Sid
ney, Mont.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Fashion Show

Club Ballroom at the Fashion
Show presented by the Sidney
Jayceens. Tickets are on sale and
may be purchased from Jayceens
or by calling Mrs. Bill Forester
or Mrs. Leroy Ekedahl.
New hair styles by the Beauty
Den, Cutie Curl Beauty Shop and
the Sidney Beauty Shop will be
featured as well as fall fashions
for all age groups including pre-
school boys and girls, grade school
boys and girls, teenagers, young
matronS and matrons.
There will be two shows, at
200 pm. and 800 pm, each of
which will be preceded by tea.
Tickets n S1.25 for adults and
rs cents for children IA years
and under.
The Jayceen committee has
chosen My Fair Lady as the
theme for the fashion show.
Those on the committee are Mrs.
Wayne Cumming and Mrs. Jim
4 4 u III q II IO-1AAdA AlAOAy NILS
Chuck Metully, Mrs. Harve Paw
elk, Mrs. Willard Schmitz, Mrs.
Hank Turner and Mrs. Don
Rees.
Models are Charlene Adamson,
Mrs. Hank Anderson, Mrs. Bob
Anvik, Mrs. Ralph Beier, Janice
Christensen, Kirk Cumming,
Danner. Michel DeVoir,
Mrs. Walt Dasinger, Becky Das-
Marilyn FoSs, Mrs. FL Ray
Harper, Lynn Jarvis, Mrs. La
Nome LaFay, Gary Minch, 10
Ann Ness, Mrs. Ivan Peterson,
Jan Quilting, Trudy Ruppel, Mrs.
Bob Simard, Heather Tidyman,
Mrs. HUI Williamson, Becky Sue
Whitman, Ellen Witt and Mrs.
Gilbert Zadow.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Final Plans
Continued from Page l

ture presentation of the Rich
land County Fair Queen and
Lady in Waiting, followed by the
outStandingly new and carefully
chosen night show program, con-
tanning such outstanding features
as the Great Wazzon Troupe who
hail from Morocco along with
the sensational Geraldo act and
the Angelo Windows European
Collies will demonstrate their
trained intelligence. Mey o dy,
an imported comedy star who
has travelled the world over, will
present antics that are conta-
geous and stimulating. Nanny
French of the tight wire will
provide thrills for all. The dane
ing will be outstanding. While
the Airmott puppets will delight
the children attending.
All livestock is in excellent
and a large display is TX
pected.
All Day on Tuesday will fea-
ture the livestock parade before
the Rodeo in the afternoon and
the All Dress Revue before the
evening presentation of the Gwen
Morris stage review.
On the grounds for the three
day program and starting or the
evening of the 18th of August
day. will be the Inland
ET-o-f~n C0-.sv1l IF npY1c%A~
A new show for this
area. One that will provide fun
for the whole family.
Board members extend an in
vitation to residents of the area
10 come to our open gate Fair.
It is for all to participate and
The Event of the Year.
The Richland County Fair and
.odeo = August IS, 10, 20.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
MRS. FISHER SOLICITS
OLD TIME EXHIBITS FOR
HIGHLAND COUNTY EAR

The Richland County Fair is
drawing near and this is a re-
hinder to everyone who has rel
les of interest to get them out
and bring them to me at my
home at 203 End st. Sc in Sid
ney to be classified and made
ready for exhibit in the Old Set
tiers booth.
AS the Old Settlers picnic
comes after the fair this year,
August %, I will hold them I'M
til that date and they won't have
to be brought in twice for ex-
hibit.
Everything will be given good
care and the sooner you bring
your exhibits in the easier it
will be for me to have them in
for exhibit when the fair
opens on Monday, Aug. 10.
Lucy L. Fisher, Historical
Div. Chm, Richland Coun-
ty Fair
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

The countrywide All contest
day for members enrolled in the
home economics projects was held
on Friday, Aug. l, at the NYA
Hall. Sixty-eight girls modelled
garments they had made at the
dress revue in the morning.
Sixty-four girls took part in
judging contests in clothing,
foods, and home Improvement.
Official judge for the days
events was Mrs. Hazel Human,
Dawson County Home Demon
stration Agent.
Kay Albin and jeanette Scheetz
announced the dress revue. Elaine
Wick, JoAnn Maschera, Alice Kay
Seeve, and Jean Ann Hillman
played the piano for the event.
Members who received blue
ribbons for the dress revue are:
jeanette Scheetz, Dorothy Strack,
Kay Albin, Marlys Woodwork,
Mary Crosgrove, JoAnn Masch-
era, Linda Petersen, Susan Cros-
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS FOR
SCHOOL BUS AND OPERATOR

Notice is hereby given that Butka
School District No. lie will receive
sealed bids up to August %. 1853 at
8 o'clock pm. by the district clerk
for furnishing of a school bus and OPP
orator. according TO the following spe-
cifications:
1.-The contract shall be for the
term Of five 81 years. commencing
with the 1858 school year.
2-The school bus shall have a min
imltm capacity of o.
3-The route travelled shall be APP
prcximately 80 miles to Lambert.
ALI state and local regulations in
GLIDING regulations pertaining to
qualifications of the driver. shall be
met.
5--The trustees reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids.
6-Further particulars pertaining TO
form of contract and requirements
and specifications are on file in the
office OF the Co. Supt. OF Schools and
may be obtained at that office by
bidders.
Any and all bids previously received
were rejected.
Andrew Schilling ~
Lloyd Butka
Trustees.
Publication Dates:
Aug. 6. -. 20, 1853
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Neil MacNeil, writing in Ma
tional Review, says that 1--WE
have in the u. S. 116,743 units
of government, almost all of
which levy taxes of one sort or
another" He goes on to say that
there are "116 taxes on a suit
of clothes, Isl taxes or a loaf of
bread, and around 100 on an egg.
The tax-gatherer takes SO much,
now, that he can't leave any
thing untouched"
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. l.. Rounce
Dinner Hosts

MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Rounce en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Lewis
and their daughter Lucinda at a
barbecue dinner at their home
Sunday evening. MIR. Lewis is
completing his work as electrician
at the Montana Dakota plant
this week and the family will
leave Saturday to return to their
home in Alabama.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
SOCIAL
HERE
AUGUST Ia

Chester Buchanan, field repre-
sentative of the Billings district
office, will be in Sidney on Wed
nesday, August 10. He will be
glad to give specific help and in
formation where it is needed in
the matter of proving age, as
well as in other aspects of estab-
fishing entitlement to benefits,
because we are interested in
paying claims promptly" Bu-
chanan said.
Mr.. Buchanan will be at the
NYA Building from 900 a. m. to
500 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
= FREE DANCE i
SAT Legion Club
= Sat-, Aug. 9 i
x Public Invited j
Williams Motors
SPECIALS
%-USED CARS-Ss

- SAno--T
SIS BUICK Al spl. 4-dr. DYn..
rad. L. green.
So BUICK ASH. spl.. 2-dr.. HIT.
radio. Red.
81 FORD v-s. 2-dr. radio. red
and black.
81 BUICK spl. 2-dr.. HIT. ra-
do. Green.
so OLDS 4-dr Sedan
*-UsED PIcKUPs-M
81 FORD va n Ton. 4-speed.
LW. Red.
-UsED TRUcKs-#
SIS GMC IL : 2 ton. va 3l6".
2 spd. s.2S tires. with or
without brake controls. lao
gallon saddle tank. sanders.
5th wheel. radio. 80 fl. semi
trailer with new floor and 36"
grain sides
%-USED BOXES AND
HOISTS-#
IL Midwest grain box and
electric hoist.
Anthony I4-l5h underbodY
hoist
Anthony l2-l311 ~underbodY
hoist.
He'll l2-13h underbodY hoist.
As Yd. ST Paul Gravel box
and hoist. Red.
M-NEW BOXES AND
HOISTS-*
Anthony twin cyl IL Ia
underbodY hoist.
Williams Motor
Co.
Your GMC Truck and
Buick Car Dealer
IN SIDNEY
John Williams Phone I
SIDNEY. MONTANA
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Walgreen's Cream Hair Dress
ing Special at The New Sidney
Drug Store. 2 bottles for only
.89c. 29-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Just arrived Mt The New Sid
ney Drug Store - Another ship
ment Of Ladies Electric Sunbeam
RazOrs. our choice Of col0rs- Reg.
Price $16.75 - now on sale for
only $685.. 29-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
CLUBS
Kiwanis

Kiwanis
KEITH KREBSBACH, President
HURLY CAREY, Secretary
Luncheon meeting at Lalonde Hotel
every Thursday noon
Junior Chamber of Commerce
DEAN THOGERSON. President
BOB STATION, Secretary
Regular Meeting the Second and
Fourth Thursday of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
VFW Post No. 1899

HAROLD LORENZ, Commander
BOB DASINGER, Adjutant
Regular Meeting the Second and
Masonic Lodge No. 80
BILL ROUNCE, W~orshipful Master
BUD HALvORSON, Secretary
Regular Meetings First and Third
Wednesday of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

WILLARD SMITH, Grand Knight
BEN TAX, Secretary
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesdays of each month in the
church basement.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Elks Lodge No. 1882
LIONEL GALL, Exalted Ruler
Chef Johnson. Secretary

Regclar Meeting Second and Fourth
w e of each month.
Luncheon served on Saturdays
starting at noon.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

DUE TO OUR local representative be-
ing transferred we want a local
Electrolux man for Sales, service
and Supplies. Please write Box I742,
Great Falls. 29-zte
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE: 1915 two-ton Dodge truck,
with beet box and He'll hoist. Phone
758. 29-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

REMARKS: Stocker feeder steers
and heifers under 700 lbs. steady
with last week. Heavier feeders,
steers and heifers 75c lower. Calves
sellins al steady prices.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

WANTED TO RENT: 2 bedroom home
for three adults. Write Dave Easton,
Sidney. General Delivery zs-ltp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
WNnfAdS
600 Late % CZassiA

FOR SALE: Upright Beckwith piano.
Alfred Norby. 31a miles Sc of Fair
view. 29-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Moose Lodge No. 856
JOHN KING, Governor
BOB JARVIS, Secretary
r Regular Meeting Second and
Fourth Tuesdays of each month.
American Legion Post No. IL
AL WEINDRICH, Commander
HENRY SORENSEN, Adjutant
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesdays of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE: 1859 WHY'S Jeep. 4-wheel
drive. good condition. excellent rub
Der. Phi. 900F14 n see Dick Bell.
Sidney. 29-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

COMMERCIAL Refrigeration Service
n Sales Frigidaire, Carrier,
Crystal Tip Automatic Ice Cubers-
Air Conditioning Tyler Display
cases and Walk-in Coolers - Bulk
Mix tanks - % years experience.
Price Refrigeration Co, Williston,
N. Oak. 9-ltp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

Sove 81 so bedroom
modern pnne you'll be proud Large Skis"
double dresser with 30 plate glass mirror 4wer chest Of drawers
348 double bookcase bed with sliding panels Dovetoed and
center-euided construction
1880 Matching 1899
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Rogers Shows

John Rogers, Alexandria
artist and frequent particle
pant in Washington group
exhibitions. is having a one
man show at the Beef Treat
Restaurant. Thirteenth and
E streets NV. through Au-
gust 2.
The collection has ink and
brush. pen and pencil draw
ingS and water colors. all
painstaking representational
work. The majority Of his
subjects are landscapes and
urban scenes. but his equal
ability in drawing figures is
obvious from his line draw
ing Of a reclining woman. He
received an award in last
years Corcoran area annual,
for q portrait.
Mr.. Rogers gets an atmos-
phere of warmth and COM
fort in such drawings as the
row houses by the Canal"
In the Garden" (ink and
BRUSH is an all-over pattern
Of foliage with still life. Sew
eral glimpses Of Georgetown
and Washington streets are
true to life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Portuguese Show

An exhibition Of contem-
porary Portuguese architec-
ture. sponsored by the Por-
tuguese Embassy, is at the
National Housing Center.
1925 L street NV. through
July 81. This is the first
American showing, following
successful tour of Great
Britain. After it closes here,
the Smithsonian Institution
Travelling Exhibition Service
will send it on a museum
circuit throughout the United
States.
Composed of So photo
graphic panels, it is intended
70 give a comprehensive inn
preston Of Portuguese ar
chitecture especially charac-
teristic of the present. The
collection constitutes the
first comprehensive survey
Of the subject. divided into
categories of living work
ing" and care Of body and
spirit" 4g4n
The buildings are impress
sive, some Of them handsome:
but to the nonarchitectural
eye, there is nothing to dis
tingish them from similar
structures in q dozen other
countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
MASTER POINT
BRIDGE RESULTS

ArI-Fax-i. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Moe. Mrs. Albert Leyy-Mrs. Esther
DeRaad: 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Hey. Mrs Jack cole-Mrs. Alice Coz.
Chess, Mrs. Jack cole-Lewis G.
Tubbs. Rosemary Riordan-charles
Written; 2. sumner Bliley Thomas
iIhroop, Pauline Ramsey-Frank
Confessional seeretarles-l. Eiz-
abeth Fusate-Hon PAGE Beleher-
virginia Fogo-Abbie Hauck; ., Law
renee Redmond-L. g Ruhmann,
Alsda Evsns-Berrard Norwich
Eueiid-l, Opal Van Horn-D. r.
Anderson, John Couch Ralph Greene;
rm f0n nnr csnnSnMsTtin Ro T;I Mrs
Eyelyn Porter, Pauline Ramsey-H.
Warren Felkel: ., Martha Schartz-
Mrs Esther weiner. Marie Janinek-
june Liverman.
irving street., Roy Banner
Frank Hoffman, Mrs. Ma Talbot
SAVE Mc ;GstB Craven Ms caPd Mrs
st Mrs j.s ME- snS hEs E Esscn
2. Mildrsd Cuddy-Ana Marie IefIryes.
Mrs virfinia Dye-Bernard Newburg
Lyon VillAee--l. Mrs. June Hode-
Ltlle-hAta.. ". y. tOAmsleAuA MIS- Luty
Balmef-Mrs. n. @. Campbell tied
with Frieda Kenyon-Roy Banner; ..
Lane II Col Jeanette sissffhfiiAArthuE T.
M M'9 9:.s. Mr. clasIs; ADAMS ans,
yon-Mrs. Florence Ndrifith:i ., Mrs.
Mildred Dognham-Mr Helen Ben
nett tied with Mrs. Alice HATCH
Mrs June Hodgkins; Mrs. Z. K.
Shepard-Mrs. Sidney Aronson.
M0ntgomery-(S Section A. ]. Mrs.
Malora Christman-Dr William Saw
yer tied with Or, W. W. Smiths. r.
Green, Ernest HirSeh-Msnuel Wein-
bers; ., Mrs Carl Tessmer-D. Meade
Peebles. ir. Section 81 I. Mrs
Earl Engleman-R Robert shapklt. John
Calhoun George Mccnnville; .. Or.
and Mrs. Robert w Bates. Sam
Burses-Laurens Sullivan.
Silver Spring-l, Mrs WAYNE GAL
lant-Mrs. Alice Miller; ., Mrs John
q. Fieteher-Mrs. Barbara Hendry.
STATE. Elizabeth 0razier- Minnie
Wade, Rick straus- Ronald Palmer;
2, Mt. and Mrs Joe Hummeli. Julia
LAMBDA, j. Kwiatkowski.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
New Sectional
Three-Doy Meet
September l2-'l4

The American Contract
Bridge League has awarded
a sanction TO the Washing
ton Bridge League TO spon-
sor a new sectional-rated
tournament September IL, to
IA at the Sheraton-Park. and
is being conducted to swell
the entertainment fund for
the Summer National Cham
pionships which will be held
here in 1861 with WBL as
host.
Announcement Of this ION
to the Nationals" tourney
was made last Monday at
the July meeting Of the WBL
executive board.
For those who like to make their
dates early, contests in the tourney
will include mems and women's pairs,
rlday afternoon, September ~;
mixed pairs, Friday night. Concur
rent master pair and non-master pair
Limited to players with less than 50
master points, contests will be held
Saturday. Master and non-master
team contests. also subject to the 50
master point dividing line. viii be
held on Sunday.
Among new WBL committee ap-
pointees for the coming season are:
1t Col. Jeanette Bleeh, Mrs. p. NJ.
Ney, Roy Banner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barton Bledsoe lduplicate): j d.
Boyd, Mrs. Mary Phillips Mrs,
dict. Said Haddad, j. B. Rintels
claws and ethicsl: 1t Col. J.
Blech, Mrs. Rose Robins. Manfred
Sobernheim (niembeTshipI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
(Condensed)

The Stars Amateur Snap
shot Contest offers WASH
ington area camera fans OPP
portunities to share in local
and national prizes totaling
more than sls.350 in cash.
Each week. SUNDAY. The
Star Magazine win award a
prize Of IS for the picture
judged best in each Of the
four contest classes.
At the end of the contest.
The Star will award q 500
United States Savings bond
for the best entry in each
class.
These winners then will be
entered in the goth annual
Newspaper National Snap
shot Awards to compete for
prizes totaling $17.750. The
295 national prizes will in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

The days OF "fair weather"
photography are long gone.
Washed away by 4 food OF
fast wide-latitude dlms. dark,
cloudy days no longer awe
the amateur photographer.
In fact. so-c allied bad"
weather provides him with
some OF his most exciting
picture possibilities.
With such q Aim as veri-
chrome Pan. q simple box
camera can see" almost as
well on q fairly cloudy day
as on q day drenched with
sunlight.
Even with color nlms the
box camera can be used with
striking results as Ions rs
there Is sufiicient sun. either
bright or hazy 70 create shad-
ows on the ground.
That important quality
called latitude makes II pos
sible for modern film 10 pro-
duce an acceptable picture
even when II receives less
light than Il really was de-
signed for. And the subdued
light orchestrates the picture
with mood music impossible
10 produce on brighter days.
A good rule to remember is
that the worse the weather
becomes, the better 1t is for
taking pictures with true at
mospheric appeal.
One of the major photo
graphic dividends in snap
shooting on an overcast day.
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the head is the inscription
United States of America"
On the reverse the denorn-
ination - Dollars" and the
date appear within a wreath
Of tobacco, wheat, corn and
cotton.
The So gold coins we're
struck in rather limited num-
bers. mostly at the Philadel-
phia mint. A few issues were
struck also at the branch
minis and can be recognized
by the mint marks shown
on the reverse, under the
wreath. al 20 aa;r. z
Branch mint issues are
known as follows: o'o2 :. j
Dahlonega, Ca, mint mark
Cd; dated 1854.
New Orleans, La, mint
mark 90: dated 1854.
San Francisco. Calf, mint
mark So: dated 1855
through 1857; 1860 and 1870.
OF the latter date, only two
specimens were minted, one
Of which was deposited in
the cornerstone of the San
Francisco Mint Building.
". CLAIN-STEFANELLI.
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Outdoor Show

Today (from II am. to 7
PM is the third and last
of Southwest Washington's
three-day outdoor art exhi-
bition, on a waterfront site.
the grounds Of Harrigan's
Restaurant. Ninth and H
streets S.W. Jessalee Sick
man Of the Corcoran School.
Dahlia Siegel and Jules Eboli
composed the jury Of selec-
ton and award Of cash prizes
contributed by local busi-
nessmen. The awards we're
made in three categories,
oil. water color and drawings.
AS the fund for cash prizes
was oversubscribed. 1t was
decided to use the surplus to
provide q years scholarship
to the Corcoran School. The
recipient was selected by
Hugh Stewart Smith. prin-
cipal OF the Jefferson Junior
High Sci pol.