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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27

No. S95-4os
ORDER FOX 4PSeARANcE
BAk3lRA DOLORES ROBINSON
pldihtIt, Vs.. WILLIE GENE ROBIv'
ON, defendant
~ session Of said court held In
w SitF-County Building, In the CIV
~ DctIOt, county OF WAYNE and
)f January, AID. 1860 ""'
PRESENT. Honorable JOSEPH e
HASlllD Circuit Judge.
IL appearing tlrat the defendant is
resident OF TINS state, and that pro.
itss ioi ms appearance has been duly
lssucu ana the same could not he
served DN reason OF his absence from
Or concedlmcHt within the state and
y reason of his continued absence
rom ms place OF residence:
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
enter rs appearance In this cause
on or before three 81 months from
ne date OF this 0rdcr or said bill
vii be taken as confessed
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
.Op> OF thiS order be sent by regis.
cred mail TO said defendant al asoe
irSicllan, Detroit, Michigan, his last
,ncwu address, and n not rccci,. "A
crsonallN bv said defendant at least
wcni> ,<ol day. before the time pro.
cr.bcd for appearance, that this or.
der be published as required by
JOSEPH G. RAsHID
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
.DCAK VI. BRANICAN, Clerk
~ I'd Ncumdnn
Deputy Clerk
i-3o-35-6o
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Saturday. February 1o<h The
couple exchanged nupitsl soss
before few witnesses al Zion
Hope Bspiis, Church, Rev. Prince
Martin. pastor. offiez,ed For
the occasion. the bride wore .
white brocsde street length dress
carried = bouquet Of white car
nations, and competed her en-
semble with q white hesdoanc.
which held her nose tip veil
A reception followed al The
home Of the groo'ns parents
on Lambert STREET. where many
q their friends greeted and
congratulated the couple They
all reside on Avery Avenue
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Hsney. pastor. Dexter Avenue
Baptist Church. North American
Baptis, General Conference. Rev.
Herman Rlffel. Missionary Sc
cretzry Of the Detroit Area, and
southern Baptist Convention DR.
Fred d Hubs, Executive Sc
crefary. Baptist State Convention
Of Michigan The major Bzp-
fiss Fellowships Of the United
States and Canada are cooper
rsurg 70 give united force
TO the Bapiis; Christian Wit
ness
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Atty: Charles e. Fondville
1908 Broadway. su;te oox a.,

crsTr S'oeuwsy, suite 206.201
r,,IT r. ~ MICHIGAN In the CIR.
WAYNE IN CHANCERY VI
No. ssl.7ss
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
RACHEL DOLAN. plair,,sf
ncSSELL II. DOLAN, Dcfcndan, w.
~ session OF said cour, Nj. a.
~ M - ountN Building, i'm tho CIV
Q Detroit. County OF Wavne Ivy ~,
oss'r OF Michigan, on this Iith da.'
VI January, A. D., 1860 ' uas
tsssn1n' HONORABLE JOSEPH q
nn,ShiD Circuit Judge. u
a sbhva''ng mat the defendant IL
process for his appearance a ha that
uuly issued and the same c nas oeen
r. serNcd by reason of his ahsc ',os
'.o'h or cOnccalmcnt With, ~
"hu DN reason of his con,;.,. Wy
"y ~ from his place OF r.,i A ',uvu
u ORDERED that Tho das'
an. enter his appearance e'. M
ss' on or before three "a, ,,, .,,ls
n une date OF this order ar ~,
IT I ,n DC taken as confessed '"''
con, LUTHER ORDERED Tia, =.
tcrcd u"s order be sent by regis.
r SsYan 70 SAID defendant al ooo
'"ssnndh Street. Detroit v,c 1vo
gan his last known address o. Mlchi,
fcnaa 'eselvcd personally bv said Az
fore ~ q, least twenty 30, DAYS be c
'o,c inc Time prescribed Sor "ass &c
a"Sc' that this order no a,ppedI.
- required by law Pu""sheu
JOSEPH G. RAsHID
y True Copy ~'cuit Judge
~ ~ rN " BRANICTN. Clerk
'u Menawie, Deputy Clerk
2-6-3-i2-60
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Marian Audrey Hunter. daush-
ter o. Mrs Thelms Lockcii Hun
ter cf MIKES Street and Mr.
FRANK Hunter u Illinois. became
the bride q Earls Weldon Lewis
son q Mr. and Mrs Charles II
Lewis s. 81 Lambert Street.
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No. se2 932
ORDER Of PURLIcArloA

No. S1< VA
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
RAY TALLEY. Plaintiff Us
ELIZA MAE TALLEY, Defend.
ant.
AT session of said court held
in the County Courthouse in the
city of Detroit Wayne County
Michigan this 4th day OF Fc.
bruary 1860 A. d.
Present: THE HON. VICTOR
j. BAUM. Circuit Judge
In this cause the petition for
an Order Of Publication cahe
on 10 be heard and from which
il appears that after due and
diligent search and inquiry the
defendant cannot be served with
summons issued our Of said
court because that the defend.
ant cannot be found at her last
known address 1857 Dclmsr S..
Detroit. Michigan. or because
the defendant is deliberately
hiding TO avoid such scryl,e
and refuses 10 be served,
On motion of Ralph W Miller
attorney for the plaintiff II IS
ORDERED that the defendant
Eliza Mae Talley appear or ans
wer the Bill OF complaint filed
in said cause on or before three
months from the date hereof or
that said bill may be taken as
confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
hereby that copy Of this order
shall be sent TO the defendant
at her last known address 1851
Delmar ST Detroit, Michigan,
by registered mail and in case
no return receipt signed by the
defendant is received that this
( ORDER SHALL BE DULY PUB
LISHED AS BY LAW.
VICTORY J BAUM
Circuit Judge
A, True Copy
EDGAR BRANGIN, Clerk
BY r. c. GALAGHLER, Deputy
Clerk
2.2O-3 1890
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Let's Practice Brotherhood
CONTINUED from Page u

But is this enough? Of course il is not. In
fact. there is danger Of our ready acceptance
Of gttering cancellations brotherhood
becoming an actual substitute for doing some
thing about IT, We sometimes hide behind our
official position, and our position TOO seldom
becomes our practice. We often IvII our con-
sciences TO sleep on the sweet eudenees Of our
written resolutions.
Sol say lets practice brotherhood"
Since God is our Father we are brothers one
Of another. Every individual, regardless Of
color, culture, class or creed is Of infinite
worth in His sight Whot thworts or dworfs
or harms any Of Gods children is sinful in
His sight. Therefore, let US reIgiousy refrain
from any word or act which reflects unfovor-
ably upon any person anywhere, or upon any
group of persons.
Let US treat every individual with tie dig
nifty which his very humanity merits In all Of
our personal dealings, let US resolve never TO
discriminate in any way against any one Of
our brothers because Of the color Of his skin,
his national background or his social status.
LET US speak up boldly for instance, when
member Of some other race is referred 70 bv
some offensive epithet
Let US examine the practices Of our own
business, labor union, community orgonzo-
ton or church TO ascertain if Discrimination
exists therein officially or unoffieioIIy. Let US
see that our ne9hborhoods evovote new
families only on the basis Of their worthiness
as American citizens. Let US make America
American, with freedom and Justice for all
for every individual
When we utter only pious preoehments on
brotherhood and foil to practice them, we fool
no one We certainly do not deceive those who
ore damaged by our discrimination. Poten-
f'u''y friendly nations Of Asia and Africo are
nor deceived. Indeed they emblozon in head
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Social G.
Church
RounL-Lp
lcon'inyed From Page 81
Second Baptist
lvbille Rally

The Ford Auditorium Will BE-
the setting for the Second Bsp-
tlsi Jubilee Rail, March 1850
a. 900 PM DR. Woodrow "
Clark. pastor First Baptist Chur-
On Royal Oak. and Chairman.
Jubilee Advance Committee De,.
rot Windsor Area Is genera!
Chairman The Theme Ac>an
c.ns Together Nth Car.si The
Honorable Nziihe1 IS Nil
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FOR RENT-FLATs

MONROE, near st. Aubin; .
rooms, lower. Good transpor'
tation. Will arrange for deco
ration
Call 10. 1870. Mornings or
Nights
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FOR RENT-sINcLE

LAFAYETTE. near Cncnc'
rooms. Will furnish mater"
Tor interior decoration. AIso
Bungalow. Call 10. T'5"
Mornings.
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WOMEN sew, mend, rcady'eu'
wrap around aprons, MONT
Net profit 5000 on dozen
Spare time profitable venture
opportunity. Get ready TO q"
for Christmas business. WIN
ACCURATE co
Frceport, New York
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Atty. chsres r. Perkins


al w iffrU ArcU0s
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCEEY
No. ssl-o4s
SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER OF
PUBLICATION
ARTHUR 4 MITCHELL. Plaintiff
rs. MAY f. MITCHELL. Defendant,
AZ session OF said Court held al
he City County Building in the City
81 Detroit on the 18th day OF Jan
IarN. 4 D.. 1860
PRESENT HONORABLE NILES y.
cULEHAN Circuit Judge
In this cause. IL appearing from
affidavit on file that an Order OF
Publication was heretofore signed
ana filed IN the above entitled cause
oN the Honorable MILES y. GUILE.
HAN on October %, 1859, and that
Que 10 mistake In the address Of
>aid order Of Publication II was not
served upon the defendant. Ma,
Mitchell This Court being further
advised by affidavit hereto attached
the defendants whereabouts could
not be asccrtaned. due 10 a mistake
In the defendant. MAY +. NltchelI's
address, but that her correct address
!. % West l32nd Street. New York
81. New York
1T Is ORDERED that MAY f.. Nil.
eheH, defendant appear and answer
tnis BIZ OF Complaint filed in this
cause, within three months from tho
GATE OF this Order. or said Bill viii
DC taken as confessed against her
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF said Order be sent TO Tho
a., s known address OF the said de-
iendant by registered mail and in
ease no registered return recein,
''sneu Dy ,he defendant or her agent
received. that this Order be mn
lshed as required bv law.
MILES y CULEHAS
Truc con, Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI. BRANiCAN. Clerk
oy Arthur d. Jones. Dcput, CLERK
Dc q en-
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Bargain Leaving Town Furniture
LIVING ROOM. dining room,
bedroom, and refrigerator ana
washing machine General Elee'
tric). DA 1916.
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Ne. sslrSS4
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

ADA PERRY. Plaintiff, -. VII
LIAM PERRY. Defendant
4, session Of SAID Court helc al
the Coar; House IN The Gil, Of De
iro!t. an szsc County. on the otn DAY
o. Janazr, 4 D. 1850
Present THE HON JOSEPH q kA'
>EID Circuit Judge
In this CAUSE. i appearing 70 me
cour. oy affidavit hereto attached,
,~z, chsncer> summons for the sp.
pcarsnce az the defendant has been
.ssued out ard under The seal Of tins
court and TIA, the same could not
be ser,ec or or before the return
cz> thereof. for the reason that said
defendant. being q resident OF the
CIV OF Detroit, County Of Wayne
snc State Of Michigan, vas concealed
therein. and sad chsncert summons
has been returned with the ccrtifi'
cate thereon endorsed, showing ina,
after ciligent search and inquiry
a. his last known address. 52i +.
Adams Avenue. Detroit. Michigan. on
o. before the return day thereof:
on motion OF James d. Lee, Al.
torrey for the Plaintiff
1T i ORDERED that The defend.
ant. William Perrt, cause his ap-
pezrsnce 70 be entered in this cause,
Nl;nln three months from the date
of TINS order and in case OF his APP
pcarance. re cause his answer 10
the plaintiffs bill OF complaint 10
oe filed and a copy thereof 10 be
served on the attorney Tor the plain.
an within 20 DAYS after service up.
or him OF copy OF this BILL and
notice OF THIS order. and that in de-
fsu!; thereof the said bill be taken
- confessed ns the said defendant
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order be published
IN any newspaper published and cir.
cilating IN the County OF WAYNE
State OF Michigan, and served, &C
-orclng 10 law.
JOSEPH c. RASHID
Circuit Judge
True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANICIN, Clerk
By A. iARCREAvES, Deputy Clerk
2-6-3.i2-60
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MAIDS, MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers Needed
for New York's best homes. JOBS
paying VI 10 $50 . week. Trans
portafion furnished. Write TO-
HiRE-A-MAlD AGENCY
IS Station Plaza. Great Neck, nv
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CLAssIFIEDs
WANTED

SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows, doors and AWNINGS.
TW 2-645O.
German w. Smith, Owner.
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Brotherhood MESSAGE
Continued from Page y

Men have argued for centuries about the
philosophy and the Fundamental truth behind
the answer to this ugeIess question: IAN my
brothers keeper" ! believe we are all our
brothers. keeper-for if his house is not Sc
cure in his basic human rights, then neither
is mine. II behooves U.s. particularly today, to
recognize in full and practice in all our deeds
the concept Of the brotherhood Of man, for
our system is under heavy attack from those
who want TO prove that q totoItorion stote
can give its people a better way Of life. If we
are to meet this challenge, it must be THROUGH
adherence TO our basic principles and re-
dedication to the eqvoIity and the brother
hood Of all mankind.
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8 ROOMS-Good Transportation.
LIST floor - 1880 East Alcxan.
derine st. Call TW l-4700.
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Atty. Ralph w. Miller
1879 Deqvindre

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
CIRCUIT COURT for the COuy
TY of WAYNE IN CHANCERY
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ATTY. Cornell Smith
lSos Broadway, Suite 3o7


= STATE UF MICHIGAN. In the cir.
1ui. court for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE In Chsnccry. VI
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Jim Hart toIIision Shop
1923 { Warren
kadie's Driye.In
ZZ715 fenkeII
Or. Sam1 Levin
Dr.. harihaII Levy
hoifik Paint 8 Clay
ISIS Jos (ampau
lehonde Correct 70.
9O2 lopeer s.
Michigan Window Cleaning Co.
354O W. Fort
lInwood-GlendaIe Service
1890 Linwood
Chester Lalkos
S03l NcCraw
Michigan pepaeking
Produce Co.
ISIS ADELAIDE
louis Sarver & Co.
Lille Cafe
1901 Grdiiof
Pills & Son, Service
1921 {. Ldfdffetfse
Roberts Alteration Contractor,
1874 Hipp
Rouge laundereile
1888 COIidge
Roysier's Moving SIoragc
2944 HanIey
hyperion Hobby Shop
250l {. Dawson
Schroeder Machine 20.
1872 RiopeIIe
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L''p"t UIIVe'ln lIednerS
1855 Plymouth Rd.
Glen Pharmacy
4161 Woodward
Frimberger Sheet Metal 60.
2801 N. Michigan Ave.
Fair Patent Medicine Store
6541 6rdtiOt
Great Scott Super Market
12421 Condnt
General Printing Cc,p.
Is Horton
TeIhud'e lemeIdry
14732 SibIey
Huebner Auto Wash
1880 Van Dyke
]. 6. HeIowski
1881 MI. Elliot
Harold Pure Service
1850 5. Wayne Rd.
industrial Ao'on Sales
1860 W. Jefferson
Henson Tax Service
744t Oakland
". y. HICKS frame Mig.
AIS tIIeY
lefiericn Chevrolet
2l30 {. Jefferson
John {. Roth & Sons. Inc.
Birmingham, Michigan
Christian Enterprise, Inc.
1920 Ronald PomuIus, kict
Dr.. Henry H. Kuhn
BIZ {. Eight Mile
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Star lulier 10.
345OO Grand River
Tiger Cement Products
322 { Harrison
Wright Funeral Home
sos {. Hancock
Wyandoiie Cab 60.
3259 BiddIe
Warren Rockwell Serviee
3645 W. Warren
1rumbuII 6 Marquette Garage
: Ola TrumbuII
5. W. Williams Standard Service
zoos LinwoOd
Williams Standard Service
1911 Michigan
laBadie Drugs
1922 Jefferson, EcorSe
I'll Service Electric 60.
1850 Oakland
Admiral Optical 60.
sos GriSwoId
Alice, FIowen
1871 Wyoming Ave.
5 Llfred pum'ord 6 Sons. Inc.
2il5 Ring Street
AUTO Flo Corp.
t2085 Dixie
Burns Home Saniiiarium. Inc.
1920 W. Grand Blvd.
Paul ]. Brown
1916 Penobscoi Bldg.
Blvd. Linwood Service
657i Linwood
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Browns Creamery
538 W. Seven Mile
BuehIer Funeral Home
1870 WiIired
Or. 6. J. Baer
FOB David Whitney Bldg.
Baron & Co..
z201 Dime Bldg.
Buena Vista Dexter Service
1900 Dexter
{. A.P. Service Parts
1861 Plymouth
(hucks Motors
1882 {. Dawson
Ed Carpenter Sales
33640 Michigan
(reion's Restaurant
323 W. Lafayette
Couigna's Cafe
1858 Third
Community Pool Room
35715 vinewood Way
lGiIon Winters " Service
1870 Coolidge
Dan Dee Super Market
1888 Kerchevd|
Ellis Auto Beauty Shop
3575 Fdirview
Detroit stamping Co.
$50 Midland
sIsea Insurance Agency
6217 W. Fort
The Drum Shop
] 1929 Broadway
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Any. James o: Lee

STATE "a MICHIGAN IN The eih.
CUT COUNT for The CUNT VI
= ANNE ~ ShANS I'M
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STATE 90 MICHIGAN N re Clk.
err COURT for tee Col>if VI
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CONTINUED from Page 7
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27
RiehIand Co. Fair
CONTINUED FROM PAGE II

City Distributors, Gem City Motor Co..
Gendive Production Credit ASSocia-
ton, Great Plains Supply Co., Quincy
Electric & Refrigeration, Hamilton
Funds. Harold's S~ervicenter. Harry's
Plumbing, Harry Roe. Hart Blacksmith
Williams, c. p. A, j. c. Penny Co,
J-K Truck Lines, Jerry's Market. Jodi
Beauty Salon, johnson Auto Service.
Johnson Hardware & Furniture Co,
Korner Motel, Fairview; l.. E. Rice,
Abstract, Lanouette Agency, FairvieW;
stone R.E.A., McDonald's, Mems Wear
Shop, FairvieW, Midland Coal & Lum-
Der Co., Modern Lady Shop, Montana
Agriculture Chemical, Moose Lodge,
Monarch Lumber Co,
Montana-Dakota Utilities, Montana
Implement & Building, New Sidney
Drug Store, Mckenzie Blacksmith Shop,
Northern Exposition Shows, Occident
Elevator, Orpheum Theatre, Fairview,
Pacific Hide & Fur Depot, Paul H.
Cresap, Quilling's, r.. C.. M. Truck
Line, Ranger Bar, Richland Machinery
Co., Richland National Bank, Sans
Farm Mart. Fairview; Sans Union
Service, Security Abstract Co., Sidney
Auto Wrecking Co., Sidney Bowling
Center, Sidney Carburetor & Electric,
Sidney Cleaners n Laundry, Sidney
Clothing Co., Sidney Coop Market,
OlOllGV ElCCl1l = 0VA1lGV 11CC11IO0o(f
Sidney Herald, Sidney Insurance
Agency, Sidney Locker & Creamery
Co., Sidney Machine Shop, Sidney
Music Mart, Sidney National Bank.
Sidney Oil Co., Sidney Paint & Gass,
Sidney Radiator & Glass Shop, Sid
ney Radio & T.V., Sidney Sheet Metal
Works, Standard Oil Co., Joe Fedora,
Sidney Standard Service. Sidney Sup
ply, Sidney Transfer & Storage, Snow
flake Bakery, Stockman Bar, Thoger-
sen Motors, Thomas Brothers, Fair
view; Tibbet's Mechanical Service,
Tractor & Equipment Co., Treasure
State Life Insurance Co., Triangle
Club, Turner Drug Co., Turner InSur-
ance Agency, v. F. W., Valley Cash
Store, Fairview, Valley Hardware Co.,
Valley Hotel, Valley Meat Co, Valley
Motor Supply Co., Vaughn Economy
Drug, Fairview, Wesco LIP Gas. Red
Cherrey, Fairview; Williams Motor
Co., Wills Melody Inn.
Wits Vet. Hospital. Woodfills, yell
lowstone Livestock Com, Yellowstone
Machinery Co., Yellowstone Mercan-
tile Co., Yellowstone Realty Co., Yoder
Motion Co., Youth-Town, Chappy's
Auto-Mobile Service, Pioneer Loan &
Realty Co., American Legion Club,
KICK, Mint Bar, O.. H. Dayton, Rex
Dougherty Ford, Inc, Fairview; Mar
tons Bar, Fairview; Stockman Bar,
Fairview; Centre Theatre, A & w
Root Beer, Frontier Motel, Clyde Bush
S & @ Hardware, Fairview.
Dairy Queen, Dolf Bosshard. Dam
nelson's Super Vaue, Fairview; Rush
more Mutual Life ms, Co., Eastmon1
Enterprises, Rays Cafe and Satellite
Drive-Inn, Fairview.
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Mayor Mercer
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l

the tank and turn them off when
the level reaches a higher select
ed point.
Another Pump Controller will be
installed at the pump house near
the Ball Park. This unit will
automatically operate two pumps
at independent levels in the elev-
ated tank. 1t also has the pro-
tective timers as described for
the new pumps.
The new control system will
easily pay for itself in a short
time from the manhourS of labor
it saves and will consistently give
more accurate control of the well
pumps than has been possible
under manual operation.
Consolidated Electric Company
has been manufacturing automatic
controls for municipal water sup
ply pumps since 1881 and sells
the control equipment with the
usual one year guarantee against
defective material and workman
ship but also with 90 day money
back guarantee of complete sat
isfaction'
The water Department Com
mittee under the craftsmanship of
Henning Hanson feels that Sid
ney now has as modern a water
system as can be found anywhere
and in keeping ARREST with the
time he started formulating pans
for more wells TO rthe future to
insure adequate water supply.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27

Detroit, Mich. - Two Montana
boys today were named among the
nations best young model car
designers and builders.
Richard Helgeson of 315 Dill
worth, Glendive, was declared
senior division winner of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS region
in the 1860 Fisher Body Crafts
mans Guild competition. To be
come eligible for the regional
honorS he also won the first state
award of $3.50.
AS a regional winner he will
travel, expense-free, to the Crafts
mans Guild convention in Detroit
July 1929. While in Detroit his
model will compete with other
regional winning models from all
across the country for IL national
awards. These awards consist of
university scholarships ranging in
value from $1,000 to $4,000.
A first state award in the junior
division was won by Robert j,
Marie nof 1921 9th Ave-, Great
Falls.
Other state winners from Mon
tana are: John Lehmkuhl OF
Roman as the senior division
second state winner of $500 cash.
and Keith Hudiburgh of Vida, who
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27
0eeupationaI Tax
Stamps Due Aug. |

Certain businesses have until
August 1 to purchase special oc-
cupational tax stamps for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1861,
Frank j. Healy, District Director
of Internal Revenue reminded
today.
He said businesses or indivi-
dualS to which this deadline APP
plies are those who maintain for
use or deal in or with coin-operat-
ed amusement devices, bowling
alleys, billiard and pool tables,
adulterated and process or re-
novated butter or filled cheese.
Director Healy said registration
for these businesses, and the pur-
chase of the necessary stamps can
be made at his office at Helena
Montana. This office will also an
swer any questions concerning
these stamp taxes, he said. Per
sons who desire information may
call Hickory 2-3020.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27
ARMSTRONG NEWS

Sunday Steven Ruffato, Tom
Rutfatto, Patty Ruffatto, and
Johnnie Ruffatto went to Sidney.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher and sons Jerry and Don
were guests at the Bill Fisher
home of the Ruffato Community.
Rita Rauschendorfer, jeanne
Candee and Rachel Rauschendor-
fer went to Johnnie Ruffatto's home
to sew on All projects, Monday
and Thursday at the Geo. Fisher
home, and Friday at the Leslie
Candee home
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27

won a like award in the junior
division.
Third place honors went to
Richard Collins of Anaconda and
Edward PeSanti of Butte. $50 is
awarded both winners.
Walter Marten of Great Falls,
brother of first state winner
Robert, David Leutschaft of Butte
and Galen Naylor of Great Falls
won $25 honorable mention
awards.
The awards these young men
won are part of the $4,000 in
university scholarships and cash
awards offered in this years
Fiber Body CraftSman'S Guild
competition.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27
So You Think Things
Are Tough
Here's A Man Who -.

Failed in Business 81
Defeated for the Legislature '32
Again Failed in Business '34
Sweetheart Died '35
Had Nervous Breakdown '36
Defeated in Election '38
Defeated for Congress AS
Defeated for Congress '46
Defeated for Congress '48
Defeated for Senate '55
Defeated for Vice-President SO
Defeated for Senate '58
Elected President so
That Man Was Abraham Lincoln
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27
DETROIT STARS VS.
SIDNEY COLLEGIANS HERE

Sidney baseball fans are in for
a real treat Sunday night July 81,
when the Detroit Stars match
competition with the Sidney Collie
gians. The game will get under
way at 800 pm. Sunday at the
Moose Ball Park.
This outstanding team is from
Detroit, Michigan and has been
travelling in the south and east.
This promises to be a real thriller
for fans in Sidney and the sur
rounding area.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27

There's one thing to be said of
ignorance - it sure causes a lot OF
interesting arguments.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-27

Happiness is that peculiar SEN
sation that comes upon you when
you are too busy to be miserable.