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Evening star., 1961-01-15

US. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10Th st. NV.
Admin. Soc. NS %.IFI,., TIFEs
MsW deg. Exp. to sI2 .O00
biochemists. MA. Micro.
Case superv's.. Msw'0 "o'oOo
Eocnomis analysts Gran iT'' 500
50. Econ; ----to $4,000
Finance Officer, Degree,
rmmvnoioss:,. s9vI; EXP; M 4. to g 1900 Co9
Lab. Tech. Chief, (Exp'd.
hosp. lab.). overseas to $500
Manasement Ens'r., deg.
NJ, I5d; l., Eng, EsIns,za----to e,435
Med. Tech Exc d EEo. TO s's''
Micr0SioloGists. MA. deg. 70 ''S''
occup. rh.r.p,s.. sS e aS.sss e.sSs
oper: Res. ANALYST
Physicist, Instr. pesirn 70 70 lS,6So S,6So
Principals. HIS. or Grade
Psychologists. clin., MA.
Psychologists. Ind. Res.
pssehlSoiloSsiaat. &c 10 Sa school; MAO MA. 1880
p., ...,.. - to S,s75
s.i,. Ec9nC ,--..,t to $4,000
GU Fields tsIs! MsW der. to 5000
Teacher' Coll 5pby,,c.lt l@'21o
Teacher. EnsI. dFOrsisn- i-'0 ii'oOO
Teachers. Grade (o'seas) 'to e 9.aSs G.a3s
Teachers, HIS. fo,seas) to $3.50
vveacner, Woodworking to 4,sOO
oTgsR oiTpIefl's ppdHtssgou.t Nj sgr to 1900 10000
GERIAL POSITIONS DAILY
ACETYLENE CUTTER Se.e5 Hr.
yielding Pipe line Welding and
.,IIliIn,, rlttl1S test siven. %,
noS; Nck 1000, 1000 BACKGROUND. g. dsys' avs
En.gre: Permanent. Bus. School School
BUS. FORMS SALES EXEC. $4,000
Exper. in bus. forms and related
systems. Profit sharing and
PRoJEcT MANAGER zs1a. 900
BIS, MS, or Ph.D., biological,
biochemicals. chemical or related
fields. Heavy math. Systems, pro-
cedures. Supervisory.
HIS. grads. nice appearance, plus
car, will train II mechanically in
clined to repair office machinery.
MOT. TRAINEES $1,000
Restaurant or hotel BACKGROUND
helpful. 16 wk, training period
HIS. grad. at least. Many loca-
tions. Salary commensurate with
exper. education and ability.
DESK CLERK S21n
4-12 shift. PIX helpful but viii
train; tr!I1lS No typing @5-45 age. ooo
Methods and production. Deg.
helpful or accredited technical
school. Devise methods and de-
sign tools. Industrial BACKGROUND.
non military.
INDExER -..--.---.- S8.500
BIS. in chemistry, engr. or phys.
les, organic chemistry. exper. as
literature or patent searcher, In.
terpret and analyZe reports in
chemistry or physics.
PEG GREENWAY- AGENCY
l420 HY. Ave. NV. suite 71e-
IDI. 7.16S7 D1. 7.9467
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PERSONALS
tcoNTlNUED)

ALTERATIONS - Experienced ali
types Of ladies' clothes; reasonably
priced. expertly done. TU. 1851.
ANYONE KNOWING the where.
abouts, Of Mr.. William 3. SaltEer,
who is believed to be living in or
near Washington. d. c., please
write Mr.. William A. Agnew, 400
Shirts ave. Washington, Pa.
CANDY CLASSES start Jan. I6.i7
and day and eve. (white), or 4.
1924 JAY BEE CANDY SCHOOL.
CAN'T ICE SKATE? You viii with 4
little practice. Make friends and
have fun ct the c. r. ICE GKAT-
ING CLUB, l0203 BALTIC. blvd.
ColleEe Park. Nd. OR. 4-4342.
CHILD CARE-Wiil care for child
N private home, fenced yard.
Iakom2 Park AREA. Ju. 9-5l4O.
CHILD CARE, College PARK. Ex-
perienced mother desires day care
In licensed home. OR. 4-4O3S.
CHRISTIAN MOTHER has opening
SO. 6-6S36.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, to take charee q
industrial company office, IN
NH5sAssa NS constHus.on Ts arsS aS%aspts Ssaasp.
perm. jc6 for risht person. Re-
baekground and exper., age. marl-
tai and service status. refs tWin
not be- contacted without .prior
intsTysS aSIre%ent. Of .nS sSplsfSss sSss ssss ss
ACTUAL JOBS In q. g., Europe,
rAns:n, A%sT,:s Mary Ynsn t.I h,gh paS g Wits srs
73o Boylston st., Boston 16. Mass.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AUTO MECHANIC

Buick sSperienee preferred: 5-dsy
psy for good man. All replies
BUICK. s52o 0eorgia ave-, Silver
Spring, JU. g-e3S5, See Mr.. Earp.
AUTO sALEsMRN--To sen FordS,
Falcons and used cars. No experi.
ence necessary. See sales manager
LOGAN FORD. l150 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
FACILITY ELECTRICAL

For checkout and valuation of complex
electrical power systems. viii also perform
same task on special missileborne electri-
cal power systems.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Administrative Sales
TECHNICAL

G. German & Associates
$40 shoreham Bldg. RE. 7-4754l
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Professional
Office

us. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 18th st. NV.
NO FEES
Admin: Soc. Welfere.
MSW deg. EXP. to S12 ,O00
biochemists. MA. Micro.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
TRAINER DESIGN

Design engineers with missile systems
and/or ground support equipment expert
ence and BIS. in Electrical /Electronic (pre-
ferre0 or Mechanical engineering are
needed to design simulators and mock-ups
used in the training of SAC's ATLAS ICBM
squadronS. Positions are at Sheppard AFB,
Wichita Falls, Texas and San Diego, Calf.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
''iti GREENS iEis s''fsE EMPL. MhPsL

40 n. u. Ave. NV. RE. 7-B767
ACCOUNTANT S,!.Cl,. OFFICE MGR,
Evening star., 1961-01-15

SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS. coats,
gloves, CLEANED. DYED BY spec.
process: soft, bright. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, the Dye Work Special
ist. 800 0eorgia ave: RA. 3.9777.
TUTORING-Lovins, patient help
BY experienced teacher. Remedial
reading stressed. UN. 4-7543.
TUTORING m READING, clemens
tary Grades. IA. 2-9771.
TYPING, exper. in manuscript,
thesis and addressing envelopes;
accurate. Call AP. 7-852e.
UNIQUE PERsONALIZED introduc-
tion service for unmarried adults.
All religions. RE. 7-3504, Monday
through Friday, 1T pm.
home for white white elderly S yam smbulatory u RS.;
lady: max. 500 mo. Call Mt.
CHURCH. DI. 7-s004. Mon. 9-5.
WANTED-Convalescent and elderly
people, in a practical nurses
home; LIST H.. next bath. UN.
4.lb6g.
WANTED a retired lady who de-
sfres good home with 2 other
ladies, RA. 3-7333.
advertising sponsor for
sportsman stock car. For further
details call JU. S-151S.
WILL DO TYING In my home.
Neat and accurate. Call WA.
4.4765 bet. IL noon and l pm.
WILL ADDRESS ENVELOPES in
my home; ~ per 1000. OR.
WISH YOU COULD ICE SKATE?
With Q little practice you will
glide. over the ice like another
Carol Heiss. C. p. ICE SKATING
CLUB, 10203 Baltimore blvd,
College Park. Nd. OR. 4-4342.
WOULD refined, elderly or retired
lady, living alone, be interested in
Q liv.. bed. and bathfm. suite in
new, pvt, adult homer Excel.
home cooking, kind and loving
care and some nursing II needed.
References exchanged. BOX 22-M.
Star.
C0LORED MEET UNMARRIED, re-
flned adults; persnl. introduction.
RE. 1887. Ii. 3-4470, SO, 1-5.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
1nT0 sAIFsMEN

TOP Ford dealer needs 3 expert
fabulous Ford and Falcon. W. W.
offer the best pay plan in the
area, disqualification. paid yaca.
ton, car furn. and plenty Of help
IN closing deals. Please do not
phone. See Mr.. Bushee,
NORMAN FORD
S3l6 Baltimore Blvd. Collera PARK
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
NOTICE TO TRACTOR AND
EQUIPMENT DEALERS

The Board of Control. Lower YELL
kowstone Project, will receive bids
until 200 p. m. March 9. 1861, at it's
Office w. 124 Main ST, Sidney, Mon
tana, for furnishing one used or re-
conditioned cable operated carryall
Scraper of approximately 8 cubic yard
capacity for operation with Dc or DIT
tractors. The Board of Control offers
as trade-in one LeTourneau Model x
Carryan Scraper. Specifications and
Bid Proposal Forms may be secured at
the above office. The Board of Con-
troll reserves the right 10 accept or
reject any/or all bids.
BOARD OF CONTROL
David c.. Brooks
Project Manager
publish Feb. p, March IL
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
AUCTION L

Two miles west of Terry, Mont. on
highway No. 10 - Turmoil will be
marked. = MONDAY, FEB. q, 1861
sale starts at 1880 A. M.-Free lunch
at IL eco Noon.
FARM MACHINERY I-IHC Model
NJ Tractor, 1913; 1-IHC MODEL VI
: ractOr, 1881; I-12' John Deere Grain
Drill with grass seeder and packers;
LA r. N. Is. Hydraulic Operated
Land Leveler; la" INC 2-bOttOm
piOW; I-IHC Bale Loader; kelley
Ryan 9-fOOC ID SIX; 1-6-fOOt
John Deere Combine with new pick
up attachment; Case Side Delivery
Rake; 1-IHC SIDE Delivery Rake;
l-7-fOOt INC Mower; Meyers Ditch
er; Finger Weeder; I-lHC 6-roW
Beet C~ultivator, nearly new; 1-196O
INC Fertilizer Spreader; 1-7-fOot Al
fIafa-Seed CurIer; 1-i-sectiOn Har-
row; l-IHC 50T Hay Baler; Farm
hand with Hay Basket, Manure Fork
and Plate; 1-16-fOOt Coop Grain
Anger with electric motor. HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS 1-lHC Large size
Deepfreeze; Leonard Refrigerator;
&c. e. Electric Range; &c. E..
Washing Machine; Library Table;
Chest of Drawers; / Wooden Bed
with Springs and Mattress; 3-Steel
Folding Chairs; 2-SteeI Lawn Chairs;
FARM MACHINERY - Fairbanks
Morse Hammermill; I-18-foOt Bale
Elevator, Portable, with Motor; l.
24-fOot Bale Elevator on wheels, with
motor; 1-4-tOn wagon wheels on
rubber; 1-4I-foot Grain Anger with
carriage and wheels; utility Blades
for 3-point tractors; 1-SC Case Trac-
tor with good mower attached; IL
foot INC Dump Rake, like new; 10
foot JOIN Deere Grain Binder, like
new; Hurst Sprayer, 40-fOot boOms,
120-gallOn tank trailer; mo. 20 g.
Disc Mounted Disc Pillow for Ford or
Ferguson tractors; 1-3-bOttom Mount
ed Pillow for 3-pOint tractor; 1-2-bOt-
tom Allis Chalmers Pillow for c or
CA tractor; 2-Dempster Corn Plant
er Units for tool bar; 5-Sections
Lindsey Spring Time Harrow; 2
Gauge Wheels, Tires and Tubes for
tool bar, size 7:10 x Is; ferguson
Dyna-Balance Mower. MISCELLA-
NEOUS-1-Carpenter Work Bench
with 2 Vises; 100 feet of Electric Cord;
BELT Pulley and Axle for NJ Trac-
tor; Tricycle. Front for M Tractor;
20-Bemis Sacks; 55--GOod Burlap
Sacks; 29-Steel Posts and 80 Rods OF
Wire; 9O-11k" Siphon Tubes and 20
IL" SiphOn Tubes; 5-50-foot Lengths
of Garden Hose; 1-GalvaniZed To-
galIOn Water Can; Picks, ..Shovels
Forks, and Hoes; Some Miscellaneous
Articles. Terms of Sale are CASH
Ed REDLACYK, OWNER - Albert
Irion, ~Auctioneer; Harold Brubaker
Clerk.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
$500 MONTHLY
CD TVnrE

Refilling and collecting money from
NEW TYPE high quality coin oper-
ated dispensers in this area. Nc sell
ing. To qualify you must have car.
references, $500 to $500 cash. Seven
to twelve hours weekly can net up
to $500 monthly. More full time. For
personal interview write P. o. Box
1855, Boise, Idaho. Include phone
number. SLIP
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
1.-The Sidney Herald
Wednesday. February %. 1861
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF RICHLAND
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARY HER, deceased.
NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING
OF WILL AND HEARING APPLICA-
TION FOR LETTERS TESTAMENT
AIRY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
there has been presented to the Court,
an instrument purpOrting to be the
Last VIII and Testament Of Mary HER,
deceased, and that a petition has been
filed with the Court for the probate
of the same as the Last Will and
Testament of Mary HER, deceased,
together with a petition for the is
suance of Letters Testamentary to
Herbert F.. HER, and hat Wednesday,
the LIST day of March, 1861, at 1000
O'Clock A. M. at the Court Room of
said Court in the Court House in Sid
ney, Richland County Montana, has
been set as the time and place for
the proof OF said will and for the
hearing OF said petition, at which time
and place any and all persons interest
ed IN said estate may appear in OPP
position thereto. and contest or file
objections 30 he same as provided
by law.
DATED this Tth day of February,
1861.
Alma Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
COURT SEAL)
BRATIIN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Petitioner.
publish Feb. 8, IS, 22)
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
HELP WANTED
OPPnRTTTNITV

For married couple to take over a
$50 acre irrigated ranch. Machine
ny furnished. Modern house and all
good buildings. Write Box 767, Glas-
cow, Mont, for further informa-
ton. este
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
publish Feb. IS & 2Sl
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
City Council of fthe City of Sidney,
Montana. that the said council will
be in session On the 10th day of
March. 1851, at the hour of 7:30
O'Clock P. M. at the council chambers
in the City of Sidney, Montana, to
receive sealed proposals for the fur
nishing of all labor and materials
and equipment necessary for the pur-
pose of excavating, laying gravel
stalling concrete curb and gutter, in
and upon the city streets in the area
of Special Improvement District No.
As in the City of Sidney, Montana.
Plans and specifications are on file
IN the office Of the City Clerk az
Sidney. Montana. Copies of said plans
and specifications and other bidding
n contract documents may be OBJ
tanned by dep0siting Twenty (20) Dol
lars with the City Clerk or L. w.
1134. Williston, North Dakota, for
each set so obtained. Fifteen (15) Dol
lars of the deposit will be returned
to those who return the documents in
good condition TO the City Clerk five
(5) days after the date set for open
ing of bids.
All proposals and bids offered shall
be accompanied by check payable to
the City, certified by a responsible
bank for an amount which shall not
De less uldn Ten NIU) per cent OF pne
aggregate of the proposal.
The work on the Improvement is
required TO be started on a date to
be fixed by the City Council of the
City of Sidney. Montana, notice Oh
which will be given to the contractor
ten (10) days in advance and such
work is to be completed within sixty
(60) days from the date of order tC
work.
The City of Sidney. Montana, re.
serves the right to hold all bids 70,
a period of thirty (30) days after ths
date set for opening thereof and re
ject any or all of the bids and waive
defects and TO accept any bids SHOULD
it be deemed for the public good anS
also reserve the right TO reject tn,
bid of any party who has been de
linquent or unfaithful in the perform
ance of any former contract with tn
City.
Each bid should be marked on tn
outside of the envelope. the nature o
the proposal and the name of tn.
bidder. Contractors State Licens'
number and class must be shown Of
the bid and outside of the envelope
Dated this 7th day of February
1851. by order of the City Council o
Sidney, Montana.
HAZEL HOUGLUM
CITY CLERK
Publish Feb. Is & 22)
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

- VI O&AAA AOAk dis
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the City Council of the City of Sidney,
Montana, that the said council will
be in session on the 20bh day of March.
1861, at the hour of 1880 o'clock p. M,
at the council chambers in the city
of Sidney, Montana, to receive sealed
proposals for the furnishing of all Ia
Dor and materials and equipment nee
eSSary for the purpose Of eXcaVating,
laying gravel base, paving with as
phaltic mix, installing concrete curb
and gutter, in and upon the city
streets IN the area of Special Improve
ment District No. AZ in the City of
Sidney, Montana.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the office of the City Clerk
at Sidney. Montana. Copies of said
plans and Specifications and other
bidding and contract documents may
be obtained by ~depoSiting Twenty
(2O) Dollars with the City Clerk or
l.. w. Burdick, CO Willard Webster,
Box l134, WilliStOn, North Dakota, for
each set so obtained. Fifteen (15)
D0llais o. tIlv deposit VIII be return
mentS in good condition to the City
Clerk five (5) days after the date set
for opening of bids.
All proposals and bids offered shall
be accompanied by check payable to
the City, certified by a responsible
bank for an amount which shall not
be less than ten 1O) per cent of the
aggregate of the proposal.
The work on the improvement is
required 10 be started on a date to
be fixed by the City Council of the
City of Sidney, Montana, notice of
which will be given to the contractor,
ten (10) days in advance and such
work is 10 be completed within sixty
(6O) days from the date of order to
commence work.
The City of Sidney, Montana, re-
serves the right to hold all bids for
a period of thirty 1907 days after the
date set for opening thereof and re-
ject any or all of the bids and waive
defects and to accept any bids, should
it be deemed for the public good ano
also reserve the right to reject the
bid of any party who has been de-
lnquent or unfaithful in the perform.
ance of any former contract with tht
City.
Each bid should be marked on tht
outside of the envelope, the nature
of the proposal and the name of thu
bidder. Contractors State Licens,
number and class must be shown OF
the bid and outside of the envelope
Dated this 7th day of February
1861, by order of the City Counci
of Sidney, Montana.
HAZEL HOUGLUM
CITY CLERK
hi EoI II O. 0ON
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
- CLASSIFIED AID RATE NOTICE : Minimum charge soc
WANT ADS |::$ ::; :$=s e: !: !: Z q IS 81 E s: 4
in by mail
LOST AND
FOUND

LOST - Mans HeIbros wrist watch
with gold and black metal band.
Reward. Sidney Radio and TV. 6-2tc
WANTED - Experienced alterations.
NJ non Dnrn nhnnn 1909 E-dtn
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that GoSSett
School District No. 81, Richland
County, Sidney, Montana will receive
sealed bids for the sale of a portion
of land ii owns in Section 10. Town
ship %. Range 60 East. Said portion
of land containing 1.48 acres more or
less. Bids must be in the hands of
the Clerk of the Board by 200 p. m.
February %, 1861. The Board reserves
the right to reject N and all bids.
Russell G. Mercer CLERK of
Board)
Skaar Route
Sidney. Montana
(Feb. Is : 22)
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
BOOK CABINET
SHOP
Custom Cabinet Work
2I0 3rd Ave. ~. w. latte
LEGAL NOTICE
yOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS

Sealed Bids will be received by the
Board of Control, Lower Yellowstone
Irrigation Project at its offices at w
124 Main Street, Sidney, Montana, until
200 D.. m. on March 8. 1861, for fur
nishing lumber for 1861 Project Needs.
Copies of the Specifications and Bid
Proposal forms may be obtained at
the Project Office. The Board of Con-
troll reserves the right to accept or
reject any/or all bids.
BOARD OF CONTROL
David c. Brooks
Project Manager.
publish Feb. %, March u
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN - Long term 6%
on Montana irrigated farms. Nc
discounts. Northland Co. Rear Rich
land Bank. Phone IA. Attic
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
Never Swat A Bee

(COntinued from Page 8 ing. Swarming of bees Is big prob lem, he said. He described one in- stance when he had seventeen swarms in about two hours.
 Bees methods of communication with each other, Greedy stated, is in itself fascinating study. The fact that they do has been clearly established When, for instance, he said, bees find new field of blos- soms, they return to the colony, and by their stance are able to com municate this information to the others.
 He said bees are able to fly back to given spot without deviating more than degrees, distance of 25 feet.
 Apple blossoms rank high in bees preference, with clover also desired.
 Commenting on Kodiak as a pos sibility for beekeeping, the speaker said he noticed considerable clover, and saw no reason why they could not be cultivated here. It was the selection of the right breed, he said. Another factor was that of rain and the right temperature.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21

h stating that it was not advisa- hle to swat a bee, he said the stlnger on bee is like fishhook or harpoon, with barbs. AS the bee Stings, he injects the venom, and the poison is driven into the skin when the bee is swatted. Brush him off lightly, he said, and you won't have much trouble.
 Attendance awards were given to the following members by the president, Archie Zehe: Rus s Wright, Walt Kraft, Archie Zehe, one year; Emil Knudsen, five year;
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
Scouts Aid In Capture Of Beavers

The well-known industrious hab- it's of the beaver served to both hin der and help group comprised of Boy Scouts, a game warden and ADF & c official who sought to capture these busy little animals for transplanting to a beaver-less area. Others also assisted in the project which took two weekends.
 The animals are badly needed in the Cliff Point area to rebuild the trout ponds there.
 The beavers dams, located in the pass going into Saltery Cove, were spotted some time ago by Al Bur nett, AB1, station game warden,
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21

who immediately made plans to transport the beaver to Cliff Point.
 Travelling in a vehicle provided by Special Services on the station, Burnett and the Scouts ran into difficulty due to deep holes in the steep road, having to extricate it many times enroute. They were un- successful on the first trip, which was over the July 8-9 weekend.
 The weekend of July 15 and Is, the group tried again. They tore down dams in the area, and then set traps for the beaver. This was done due to the weH-known indus trious habits of the beaver, to
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
KODIAK MIRROR

Pete Ramaglia, six year; Jack Hinckel. seven year; John Given, Bill Lamme, nine year; Ole John- son. eleven year; Morris Red" Bu1aham, thirteen years. T he awards, a Rotary pin, were given for perfect attendance in the given period.
 Guests at the meeting were War ren Hough, Harold Warwick, Bob Hickman, Roy Madsen, Jack Hunt, George Cornelius, Gil Ray, Don Bevan. Rev. Macarius Targonsky and Jack Rodwell.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21

A bewildered looking "Suzie" heads for pond at Cliff Point after being released by the Boy Scouts.
 Trapping the beaver was not an easy matter, the party learned. Sev- eral times, instead of tripping the spring mechanism in the trap, the beaver would use the trap as the foundation for rebuilding their dam, much to the dismay of several Scouts who had to clean the traps out again.
 As the beaver rebuild the ponds in the Cliff Point area, fingerlings will be stocked in the lakes and trout fishing will be as it once was several years ago.
 The successful expedition in- cluded as members of the party Al Burnett; Perry Davis of the A D F. & G, Protection Division; R. G. Johnson, CT3, Scoutmaster of Troop 623; Scouts Mibby Barnett, and Vaughn Stratton, both of Troop 623; and Scouts John Vos- glen, Smoky Stanton, and Jim Richmond, all of Troop 626.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
Cub Pack 213
 To Hold Picnic

Cub Pack 213 will hold picnic at the Spruce Cape Loran Station, Saturday, July 29, at p. m.
 All cubs and their families are invited for an afternoon of games and good food.
 Scouts who haven't been con- tacted by a Den Mother are asked to call Cubmaster Thomas Love, at 486-2843, to let him know how many in their family will attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
KODIAK, ALASKA. JULY 2I. 1861

emerge and rebuild damaged dams as the water level goes down,
 A small female finally found her way into the trap. and was promptly named ''Suxie" by one of the Scouts. None the worse for wear, she and two others caught. were transported 10 Cliff Point where they now reside in connuhlal happiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

sound team horses. therefore. have here the
opportunity.
This tCGs a meek The Star got a
little fed up NTH one of its NeSO York
competitors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DUE-We thank
our brethren of the press generally for the
just courtesy they extend to the Star In duly
crediting what they take from its columns
in the way of news Of military operations
in this quarter. We are glad to perceive
that there appears to be but a single ex-
ception to the general rule of honesty and
self-reSpect. The New York Tribune
furnishes that exception. Thus, nearly all
its correspondence sent from this point in
the shape of Washington news Of war mat
tiers that turns out to be correct, is copied
UerbGttm ct KterGtim from the Stars col
umns without the courtesy of the usual
credit. Fortunately, while some Of its en-
ployeeS here are thus meanly filching our
news, the other New York City papers in
republishing it give us the proper credit:
and the New York public are in that way
able to perceive that the TTtbuHe's WASH
ington correspondence. so far as its orig
inAlity when correct-is concerned, is
simply a bogus concern; those charged with
the duty Of getting It up being either too
trifling or brainlesS to write original letters
embracing substantial facts. and mean
spirited enough to fitch from those sur
rounding them instead.