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The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
FISHING RODE0
DRAWS MANY
CONTESTANTS

Kathy Tuott of Sidney and Phil
lip Gierke of Sidney won the 1855
annual Fishing Rodeo at Gartside
Lake last Saturday. Each received
a complete fishing outfit furnished
by Better Fishing, Inc. of Chicago.
This n%on-profit organization fur
nishes these grand prizes through
out the United States. These two
won over a group of 157 boys and
girls who had registered for the
event.
The following winners were fur
nished prizes by the Sidney Moose
Lodge. Second-Bill Cundiff, Sid
ney; Third-John Erickson, Sid
ney; Fourth-Frank Cundiff, Sid
ney; Fifth-D Dennis Simard, Balm
vile; Sixth-Richard Maze, Sidney;
Seventh-Steve' McChesney, Sid
ney; Eighth-Allen Weiderrick,
Sidney; Ninth-C Charles Collins,
Fairview. jeanette Norgard re-
ceived second prize for the girls.
Quite a number Of rainbow trout
were caught during the afternoon.
Those receiving prizes for the
largest catch were Richard Maze
who caught S and Steve McChes-
ney who landed 3.
The Sidney Kiwanis Club fur
nished ice cream; Ted Jensen of
Sidney Locker plant and the
Sportsmen's Club furnished cold
drinks The National Guard fur
nished transportation to the lake.
Sportsmen, Kiwanis and Moose
members assisting included Ep~&r
chm. Chris Hanson, Vic Holmquist
jerome Ruff, Mansel Woods,
Harry Mikelson, Leo Anderson
and a number of parents.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

ton.
Attending the encampment from
Sidney were B. M. Galbraith; Sec
ond Lieut.. Linda Burns; Cadet
Kopp; CADET Galbraith. The Sid
ney CAP members returned home
Sunday morning at BIAS in a CAT.
The Encampment Commander is
Maj. Brinkerhoff, CAP, of Libby
with Maj. Souder Of California as
Executive Officer. Capt. Piccioni
of Bozeman is in charge of recrea-
ton, B. M. Galbraith of Sidney is
Adjutant, Maj. Heberle from
Townsend is Camp Advisor, End
1t. violdste from st. Ignatius is
Information Services Officer, Mrs.
Betty Day is Coordinator of
Women. Mrs. Day is from Libby.
Encampment cadet officers: Ca
Diet Colonel John Killian, Billings,
Cadet Commander; Gilt. Co. Phil
Hamilton, Billings, Executive Of
ficer; C/Major Bob Hathaway,
Kalispell, Flight A Ldr.; C/Major
James Longpre, Missoula, Flight
B Ldr.; C/Major Edward Dreese,
Billings, Flight c Ldr.; C/Major
Faith Olson, Billings, Flight D
Ldr.; C/Major Robert Secular,
Helena, Cadet Information Ser
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

Art Watson, association preSi-
dent, called the directors meeting
The convention will be from Oct
1-3 at the Northern Hotel, Billings,
Clarke Raymond, Sheridan,
Paul Ringing, White Sulphur
Springs; Arnold Rieder, Boulder,
and Pete Story, Emigrant, have
been named members of the con-
vention resolutions committee by
Watson.
"Other committees will be ap-
pointed at the directors meeting,
Sept. r." Watson said.
Every Montana cattleman is
invited to attend the convention"
he said.
"The convection is being held
by and for Montana cattlemen and
no imported speakers will take up
convention time," Watson said.
He said subjects to be taken up
include superhighways, need of
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

The Grand Champion baby beef
owned by Cheryl Rea, Scobey,
Montana, was sold to the Yellow
stone Livestock Commission Com
payn for 36.75 cents per ID. The
Reserve Champion owned by
David Anderson of the Bronson
community was sold to Safeway
Stores for "a cents per ID.
A total of twelve fat All lambs
were also sold in front of the
grandstand for an average of 27.7
cents per Id. Five fat hogs brought
lie cents per Id. The Yellowstone
Livestock Company and Safeway
CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
SCHOOLS
FOR FIRST
DAY OF CLASSES

The Sidney Public Schools opened Monday, August 81,
with a full day of orientation meetings for teachers. On Tues
day September l, the doors opened to an avalanche of students
Grade school sections were quickly assigned to their respect
i've rooms under the able direction of Principal James A.
Weitz. The Junior Senior High School opened with a general
assembly that found standing room and doorways completely
jammed. Mr.. Donald Kingery presided at the assembly. In
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

William Baue presided over the
session and Frank Daniels was
given charge of Democrat youth
and Young Democrat activities.
Plans are as yet tentative for a
big rally this fall with a national
figure invited to attend.
Special emphasis was placed on
the Importance of getting a qualif-
led candidate or candidates to file
for Richland County's Represent
alive on the Democratic ticket
next spring. 1t is expected that
party members will be making
their ideas known by requesting
favorite sons to try for the honored
position.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

West bound-A1Au doses IT
o:2o An Ter al sta1eA Canada
and foreign nail Exoept3en:
North Dako1a.
East bound-maf1 closes 1t z:45
pm. for all states, Cana6 and
f0rsgn mail. Exception: Ala4ks,
Arizona. California, Colorado.
Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, New
Mexico. Oregon, Utah, Washing
ton and Wyoming.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

vices Officer; C/Major Laurie
Black, Sidney, Cadet $50, and
C/lst 1t. Cathy Holman, Kalispell,
Cadet $50.
OF the 80 cadets attending en-
campment 20 II girls. There are
two cadets from Hamilton, IA
from Helena, three from Lewis
town, nine from Kalispell, one
from Eureka, nine from Libby, ii
from Poison, five from Sidney,
five from Townsend, and six from
Missoula.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Back to School
Dance Friday
Al EIkS Home

Friday evening the Recreation
Department will sponsor a back to
school dance at 900 in the ball
room of the Elks Lodge. This
dance is for all High School and
college students and is for dates
only. Live music will be featured.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
STEERS AVERAGE 81 CENTS
AT Al, FLA BABY BEEF SALE

A total OF 62 steers sold for an average of 20 cents per lb
at the annual All and FLA. baby beef sale the last day of the
Rlchland County And annual Fair. Thirty-one of the baby
beef which were judged blue ribbon, averaged 1908 pounds in
weight and sold for an average of 800 cents per lb. The re-
naming calves which were judged red ribbon, averaged 9O2
lbs. and sold for an average Of 28.31 cents per lh.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
MALMSTROM AIR FORCE
BASE HOST TO CAP CADETS

Civil Air Patrol cadet, members of an Auxiliary of the
United States Air Force, are having their annual summe
encampment at Malmstrom Air Force Base this week, Aug
ust % to 80. The cadet program, composed of teen-agers be-
tween the ages of IA and Is in this civilian volunteer organic
alton, was initiated IL years ago to promote aviation educ
alton and prepare these teen-agers for their military obliga-
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

ere announced at the Richland
First; Otto Dige, Second; Kenneth
Gartner, Third.
Best Flower Garden:-Henry
Peterson, First; Conrad Stasheim,
Second; Don Nutter, Third.
Best Shrubbery: Don Noteboom,
First; Arnold Dige, Second J.. r.
McMillen, Third.
Best Combination of All Above
Classes:-Nels Frandsen, First;
Carl Helm, Second; Henry Peter
sen, Third.
Best Windbreak:-Ray Collins,
First; Harvey Christensen, Second;
Joe Steinbeisser, Third.
Best Well-Kept Building:-Nels
Frandsen, First; George Haffner,
Second; Charles Johnson, Third.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

Winners of the coveted collective exhibit award at the Richland
County Fair last week, in a closely contested, contest were for first.
Andes followed by Hillcrest in second place. The Grard booth taking
division.
In the contest for Best Arrangement we find Andes in first place
again followed by Sidney-Ridgeawn, with Girard in third place and
Hillcrest in fourth.
The Best Community Artistic Theme, the newly created entry
in the premium list this year, brought a good response with some very
fine background themes in the several booths. The placn9s were made
by the Sidney Kiwanis Identification Committee. They were listed
as follows: Sidney-Ridgelawn, first; East Side, Second; Anderson,
Crane, Newton, third; and Fairview, fourth
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
LOCAL COUPLE
INJURED SUNDAY
CAR ACCIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lynde are under care at the local hos
pital for injuries sustained in a car accident Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Lynde is making satisfactory recovery from numerous
cuts and bruises but Mrs. Lynde, who sustained a fractured
arm and leg. and head and chest injuries, is in more serious
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Glasgow Air Force Base
Hold Community Day

GLASGOW AFB, misunderstanding Day at Glasgow
Air Force Base, September II, continues to grow in stature
as plans for the event become final.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
COUNTY DEMOCRATS PLANNING
COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING

A lively interest in the coming political campaign of
1860 was shown at a meeting of Richland County Democrats
which was held in the Orvald Norgaard home on Mount
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Delegates Return From
Montana 4-H CONGRESS

Fourteen Richland County All Club members accompan-
led by Mrs. Sterling Swigart and Mrs. Janet Redgren, re-
turned on Saturday, August 20, from Montana All Club Con-
gress at Bozeman, Montana. Henderson, Kathy Morel, Jeanne
RichIand County delegates were Hilman, Linda Petersen, Betty
Kv Albin. Rose Swigart. Arlene Scheetz, Mary Anne Mercer, Bob
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

County Fair, are:
Best Landscape:-Carl Helm,
First; Nels Frandsen, Second; Mar
tin Laursen, Third.
Best Lawn:-Ignor Rasmussen,
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
MONTANA CATTLEMEN'S ASSN
TO HOLD MEETING IN BILLINGS

White Sulphur Springs-Director of the Montana Cattle
mems Assn. will meet Sept. II at Billings to make final plans
for the associations third annual convention.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
RURAL IDENTIFICATION
winners RECEIVE AWARDS

Winners of the Kiwanis Rural Identification program,
which was judged August 6, were announced at the Richland
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

improving farm to market roads,
t~ranquilizer guns, imports of beef
cattle and foreign meats and fenc-
ing between private and forest SER
vice lands.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
FormviIIe RID 2 News
Mrs. Paul Johnson
Hon0red at Shower

Mrs. Claude Slayton and Mrs.
Bill Johnson entertained with a
baby shower Thursday night honor
ing MIS-. PAU johnson for little
Paula Eve. She received many use
full gifts
Mrs. Dick Scruggs and daughters
have returned after spending a week
at the beach. While there. they
were guests of Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Jennings and daughters.
Mrs. Lavelene CARRIER spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dowdy.
+ Mrs. Ray Kelsey and sons spent
Thursday night with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Simpson.
while Mi. Kelsey was in Roanoke
on business
Miss Ruth Ann Mallng. from
MARYLAND, is spending some time
with her grandparents, Mr.. n q
Mrs James DoWdy
MI and Mrs Harry SWinson and
Pam spent Saturday with her par
ents. Nh. and Mrs Releigh Hub
bard
Mr.. and Mrs James Egeleston
ard daughter visited friends in
Petersburg. Sunday.
MANY in this community attended
aid picnic at Appomattox Pres
t,le Bible School commencement
and picnic at AppomattoX Pres
/ bEterlan Church. Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. John Eubank. Of
| Sperryrille, are expected guests Of
/ Nh and Mrs. Tommy Huddleston
| fof the week end Mr.. Fubank was
| stationed with Mr.. Huddleston
while in service.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Simpson
had family picnic. Sunday night.
Those present were Mn. and Mrs
Willie Duncan and Terry. Of
Columbia. Mr. ard Mrs. Ray Kel-
5ey Phil and Hardy and Mr.. and
Mrs Benny Bales and Phyllis. Of
Hampton The Baleses were week
end guests there.
Aiss5 Peggy Gee returned satur-
I day after attending the Pioneer
lamp al Hampden-sydney College.
representing Appomattoy Presby-
terrain Church
Nh ard Mrs. Ray Dave are at
home il Salem after visiting his
parents MI. and Mrs. W. A. Daye.
Nh and Mrs Rex Dave visited
IN EopeweN, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Simp. L visit
81 her brother and family. air. and
Nrs Paul Arlington in Tappahan-
mock. Sunday.
Mrs Raymond Kelsey ard Mrs.
Willie Duncan. Of Columbia, went
hopping TUESDAY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Tar Wallet News
Mrs. ilm1,a iraylor' S
s4th Birthday Made
Memorable Occasion

On June % Mrs Emma Traylor
was 81 years old. On the Sunday be-
fore her birthday. syiends and rela-
tives helped 10 make the ccasion
a memorable one Those helping to
celebrate we're: Mr.. and Mrs. P c.
Aaron. OF Columbia. S. c. M and
Mrs Dewey Travlor and daughter
Eta. of Rockville Miss Virginia
Moore and Mr. and Mrs Joe Harri-
son. Of Richmond Mr. and Mrs
Eldridge Williams ard their daueh-
ter. Mrs. David CASEY. Of Mid
lothian Mr. and Mrs. George
Price. Of Farmville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Travlor and Miss Lolita Tray
Tor Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Atkinson
and Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rag
land Of Farnyille also visited Mrs
sTravlor recently
Rev r. R. Clements pastor of
the Fork Union Baptist Church viii
conduct the revival services at Tar
Wallet Church next week. Services
will be held on Sunday morning
and on Monday through Friday eve
nlngs. Everyone is invited 10 at
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin BALDWIN. of
Sandston. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Raldwin. Thursday.
While attending the AZ Short
Course at EPI last week. Miss Dot
Goodman won the state award in a
contest featuring canning demon
stration. For winning this contest
Dot received a s25 bond.
Mrs. G. B Dowdy ard children
spent the week end With Mr.. and
Mrs j n. PHtnev.
Miss Kate White ard Palmore
White, of Gold Hill were visitors OF
Miss Haynie Allen, Mrs. Kent Flip
pen and Ben Ellen last Sunday
A. G. McCullev. Of Knoxville.
Tenn, spent Saturday with his Ssh
ter. Mrs. Elmo Goodman. and her
family
Mrs Della Vanghan. who has
spent the past eight weeks in Knox
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Miss Ida Virginia
Covington HonOred

Mrs Henry Covlngton and Mrs
Rob Martin were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower Tuesday eve
@ine. June % at the Covineton
home in Hixburg honoring Miss
LA Virginia Covington.
Miss Covlngton 5 marriage to Mr..
Kenneth Doss took place at her
home on June u, at pm.
Sumner flowers decorated the
rooms, and refreshments reflected
ne bridal theme.
Each guest vas requested to
bring Her favorite recipe which VAS
put into a file for the bride.
On slips Of paper. guests wrote
advice for the bride after one year
Of married bliss. These were sealed
70 be opened Oh her first anniver-
sa,y
Present in addition to the hos
tesses and the honoree, were Mrs.
g. a Covineton. mother Of the
bride-eIect and Mesdames Jack
Cawtholne. Ohio slagle. Eugene
Sears. John Coin. De Witt Coin,
8. E Webb. r. NJ Webb, Charlie
Williams. Walter Carson. Jim Car
son. John Hix. r. W. Covington
Edwin Fore Calvin Rosser. ]. H.
F1osser Ernest Rogers, R. r
Young, R T. McClenny, Bascom
Prize and Walter Lorenze.
Also present we're Misses Estelle
CoTineton- Patricia Covington, LII
alla Martin. Carrie Xix and Edith
Price.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
CortersvilIe News
Hoyle Family
Reunion Staged

The Hoyle family reunion was
held Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs G. l. Blanton. About 70
were present from Chase City. Nor
folk. Richmond, Powhatan. Brod-
max and North Carolina.
Larry Becker left Sunday night
by plane for his home on Long Is
land after spending two weeks here
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Blanton
Mrs. NJ. G. Goodman and daugh-
ter. Juanita. spent several days last
week with Mrs H B. Peasants.
Mrs. Madeline Garrison. of Char
lotte. N. c.. is visiting her sister.
MIS-. G. L. Blanton.
Miss Bunnie Hurt Of Powhatan.
is SPENDING two weeks here with
her sister. Mrs II. B. peasants,
Jr
Miss Billie Lee London arrived
Thursday to spend some time with
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs J
Alex Ransone.
MI and Mrs. Bob Powell and
sons. of Georgia were recent quests
of Mrs. LinWood Shores and Mrs.
Marie Robinson
Bill peasants has accepted a lob
in Gray's Drug Store IN Farmvllle
for the summer.
Miss Wortlpy Holman eff Rich
mond. spent the week ead here
Mrs. Whitkamp. 81 Chesterfield
spent two weeks with Mrs. Louise
Booes.
Nh. and Mrs Bill Worsham and
little daughter Of Chesterfield
spent a few days here recently
with the Folmans
Llovd Martin. Jr. il recaperating
At the home Of bis parents here
after bone II q ieen accident al
National Guard camp IN Indiantown
Gap. Pc H was in q hospital il
PENNSYLVANIA for several days be-
fore returning here
The Gainesville Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Fire Department gaNe pic
nc fol the flremen at Bear Creek
Lake Monday afternoon
ms. Vernon Heath vas II RICH
lnond Monday
Ans. aIable Evans. Of Richmond.
IS VISITING Mrs Linda Walton.
Freddie Gamage enlisted in the
{ S Navy last week and is train
ing at Great Lakes Mich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

lille with her mother who is sick
returned to her home Saturday.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-24
HEART ATTACK FATAL TO
FRED d. REYNOLDS, sc

COLUMBIA. - Fred Douglas
Reynolds, Sc, died in the Column
bia Hospital Wednesday, "a hours
after suffering a heart attack.
He was native and life resi-
dent of Tyrrell; a veteran of the
U. S. Marine Corps; had served
with the County Public School sys-
tenn, IL years. He was the son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ].
Reynolds.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs,
Daisy B. Reynolds; three sons, NJ
Sgt. Thurmond R., of the U. S.
Paratrooper Service, stationed at
present in Italy; T-Sgt. Roy F., of
the U. s. Air Force, stationed at
Guam, and Douglas of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Brian Liver
man and Mrs. Jerry Swain, both OF
Columbia; one brother, Julius A,
Reynolds of Creswell, and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held al
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Bap-
fist Church Sunday by his pastor
Reverend Herbert J. Bryan. Inter
ment was in the church cemetery
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-24
THE LEVELS HOME CLUB

COLUMBIA. = "For goodness
sake, know your freezer inside and
out" was the topic of the leader
report at the Levels Home Demon
station Club at the home of Mrs.
Alton Reynolds Friday, given by
Mrs. A. C. Voliva.
Plans were made that Levels
club be represented at the April
29th Dress Revue in Columbia.
The Spring Flower Show will be
held May THE same day as the
All and FLA. Fat Stock Show.
Mrs. Alton Reynolds led the de-
votion and singing. Next meeting
with Mrs. A. C. Voliva in May.
The hostess served refreshments to
the other six members and two
visitors present: Mrs. A. c. Vol
iva, Mrs. Shirley Voliva, Mrs. G.
A. voliva, Mrs. Hubert Voliva,
Mrs. w. E. Spencer, Mrs. Albert
H. Hooker, Mrs. Ann Davenport
and Mrs. Belle Alexander.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-24
GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cohoon of
Portsmouth visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
visited relatives in Portsmouth.
/. w. Swindell was home few
days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cohoon and
daughter Grace spent Monday in
Edenton.
Bobby Smith of Norfolk spent
the week end here with his par
ents.
Mrs. Henry Beck is in Florida
with her husband.
Jack Rose and Ray Sawyer are
patients in Columbia Hospital.
B. G. Alexander, Mrs. M. v.
Cohoon, Mrs. G. L. Liverman, Mrs.
B. T. Cohoon and Mrs. Orphy
Payne attended the District Fed
creation meeting at Engelhard.
Mrs. Fannie Perry and a friend
of Portsmouth visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whitson
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-24
COLUMBIA DISGRACED BY
"RED PAINT" VANDALS

COLUMBIA. - Vandalism went
wild in downtown Columbia Sat-
urday night, red paint sprayed here
and there in hit-and-miss fash
ion. Floyd B. Spencer's service
station windows, had a shower of
paint in different figures - ovals
and straight lines. The left side
of a '56 Fairlane Ford parked car
belonging to Durl Owens, its nat
ural cream and blue paint was ac-
cented with sprays of red. The
Broad Street Market owned by
Henry L. Reynolds had corner of
the large pane of window cleaning
with streak of blood red paint.
Two fence posts fronting Fish
er's apartments were sprayed red;
cement walks in front of the ]. C..
McClees home showed traces of the
would-be artist. The insurance
sign of E. L. Phelps near the Ga
Bypass intersection of Broad
Street was completely obliterated
with red paint.