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h0YER, ROBERT d. OF 1905 Bunker
Hill rd.,. Mount Rainier. Nd, on
July z. 1851. the husband Of sally
M. Meyer. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
and brother Of Mrs. Jack Huffman
Mrs. Aubrey Davis, Mrs. Harold
Humphrey, Mrs. Kenneth Nichols
Mrs. Julian Benoit, Mrs. Robert
Smith: Mrs. William Peters. Louis
A.. Max r.. William and Lee e
neral Home. 5SOI Cleveland ave.
Riverdale. Nd. on Tuesday, July
IL, at 10 am. Interment ArlinR.
ton National Cemetery.
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RHODES. CECIL r. on Friday, July
Z. 1861. CECIL r. RHODES, be-
loved husband of Angeline Rhodes,
father Of Stanley r., Marian j..
Garry A., and Arlene A. Rhodes.
brother Of Marian Royster. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Home. 1912 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday, July 10. at II am. In
terment Conversational Cemetery. 2
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day, July 8. 1861, GEORGE WASH
cousin Of Mrs. Edna Major. Friends
may call ct the Malvan q Schey,
Inc. Funeral Home. New Jersey ave
and r st. NV. on Monday. July
10, after pm, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
July II, at 10 am. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park
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0 munieaticn Of Felix Felix Lodge. SIs
M No. g. F.. and A. NJ. Is
IN hereby called for the pur-
~ NO pose Of conducting the last
EAX Masonic rites Tor our late
W. $ brother, Past Master JUL
" IAN NJ. LINGER, on Mon
day, July 10. 1851. at a:3O am,
g. the Masonic Temple. 10th and
0u LERoY Err Nv ". cRuAArR. W. NJ.
H. v. SLOANE. Secretary
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DAVIS. MURRAY MASON. On Fri
N eS b&s saw .rss aso s. SgasAS sioSsd Sroshsi Ma
Of Mrs. Clifford C. Dunn. son Of
the late Capt. Samuel Boyer Davis
Anna Maria Mason Davis Also sur
viving are two nephews. William
Henry Marbury and. Leonard Mar
bury. Services 1880 am. Tuesday,
July IL. erly ,heat4ey r .Ier
Home. Alexandra. Va. In lieu OF
flowers contributions may be made
to Cancer Research. IL
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PEMBERTON, ROBERT II. Members
a Of Silver Spring Lodge, No.
IN ,215. A. r. q A. M, are
IN requested to assemble ct
.Me mo the Warner 3. Pumphrey
NLW Funeral Home, S434 Geur-
NY gia ave-, Silver Spring. Nd,
on Sunday, July 9. 1861
at 7:A5 PM. for the purpose oi
conducting q memorial service for
our late brother, ROBERT H. PEN.
CHARLES M. KRAUTEER. W. N.
j. r, HUTCHINSON, Secy. %
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TUCKER, HATTIE. On July s, 1861
HATTIE TUCKER, survived by six
children, many other relatives anc
friends. Notice Of funeral later, Ar
raugements by W. H. Bacon Funeral
Home, 1929 7th st. NV.
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|'|sAt&~..S .iRs.hssNkSeAa.ss
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DEathH

BROWN, RoBERJ Members Of st
~ AuguEfine's Holy Name So
.ZM ciety are requested to as
~ semhle at the MCGUIRE Fu-
H. neral Home, 1890 9th Sc
NJ, NV. on Monday. July 10
1851, at 7:30 pm. to re-
cite the rosary for the re-
pose Of the soul Of our late Brother
ROBERT BROWN.
CHARLES WHITLEY, Jr,
President.
REV. ROGER P. GALLAGHER,
Spiritual Director.
wr-r-, uwaNrva ~ - u.sa..
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JTyi!, Iy1:, sTSSSsIl,rSSt sTISSSsIl, 4 erOyiSs8:i Eos; !;
Of odeil j. Kinard, devoted mother
Of Ju9nita Green, Mrs. Gloria Web
Crawford, She also leaves to mourn
her passing her mother, Mrs. Ada
Green; one brother. James Green,
and one sister-in-law. Mrs. Matte
Green. Remains resting at the
Home. 3Q15 18th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later.
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,1HevsEs FoR sALE-vA.

LAKE AAnCRoFT. Wc-Bsaut
brick rambler: wa bedYms. 2 full
baths on the main FIR. and . FULL
BSMT. .iil Only S10,6OO: S1,60l
eashiii BARR REALTY. INC
LGE. BRK. RAAGnLEK-S bedrms.
2 baths, eye-leveI oven, birch cab.
inets, rec. I'm. and 4th bedrm. n
bsmt.. earport.. over " acre. ONLY
SCI. 800. Small down payment
BROWN g. BROWN. RealtoFAs JE
LIST o9feR ESgE sH2EI E2MF TETE oH Sfoa3S Ts S33S
E: WHEN You LIST WITH
PoMPoNIO REALTY. IA. B-550l
LOCH LOM0ND; VILLAGE, $196 dn
incl. settlement; det. 5 bedrms /.
iM baths fun hsmt.; lEe. fenced
lot; move right in, owner viii II.
nance ST 2-kRf0
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BUsINEsS OPPORTUNITIES I0EEIcEs, sfup0s fer RENT
fcokiillhEni lcoAlIlAIlEni
lcoNTINuEnl

LAUNDRIEs - Maytas
eotiip, Loc,, installation, 09s ftnAn-
cing.i MARLEG, NC, OF. 1858
o9nscsr 0rHsoMTuNIEIXMc TRHeYrETN HGS5li
cUS0SSss; cU Sifsis sSu siTSG si's means q sstss.
iishing Yourself N your own buIl.
ness. An excellent station On tht
Baltimore-W -W6Shlneton blvd. q
Coileke PARK. Nd. Don't fAu Il
investigAte this outetanding Qp'
porunity. Call ne hetore .yoy n,iss
sH,riiy shS shsnsci e. o. .a.sobn6es 4 obn65etims' VAIL
IsNS.sr ISSsER.:;sr YYEssif5FESI YYRsfFI seI ~ s.oaoe
NE. sECT-LaFge cor. store. al
brk, R/6-Tm. apt above, basement
.Mspl M.ll ssss;l sssssriiic'. Il. 1888: iS. cSy.s''
OuTSTANDING sEHyICB STATION
BUSINESS. An excellent oppor.
local man, by Sinclair RefininI
Co. Low rent and q minimum IN
Yesttnent will produce high prefitI
for the right man. Don't fail X
investigate this modern station u
HyattsVille Nd, riEht on Rhodt
katH.GY. kIana esf Ia. 3. FSS.sS6S. sSS6SScala' eau MH
REsTAURANT-oWn1f -ean't -deyotI
time to develop the potential. Seat
TO-: on ana off beer: all moderl
equipment. VIII 60 with $500
down, balance easy terms. AK 10
ks kEliFE IHElf Me, g rs: IS: z9sSO. z19ESiO AASA1
SHOE REPAIRING OUTFIT,. lik
new: win sell On tnstallment q
take shop over. eau qAEr4NkLE
Sp; S.n a:GSgss 9Yfs Fl ssth' q a. NV S!ao@7 are
SODA FOUNTAIN concession Wtd.
aon IL yrs al Ell; OYSS YSo1 opss5 ps cisRss: ssss
STATION FOR LEAsE-Modern 5
bay station loeated in Montgomef!
County, doing very good rgallonage
Owner must leave because Of per
sonal business. Willine TO sell Q
cost. no. good will involved. !
you have $4,000 and interested. q
the future, call Mr.. ,ROTULEK
La. o.5000. This station is acros
ping center in MontgomeEy County
TAKOAIA PARK-Take over
thriving arocery. store; last an
nual recorded income So, 1000
d sfii7i iii7S'000' aiFLf7 Cos %. 5
TOY ST0RE-4g30 AnnapoiiS "a.
Bladenseurg, Md.--ln lRree shop
ssas eas ssntsf ssas:p plsetS SSn 0. rp pasoiRdf sond
tioner. supply 81 toys, ali neess,
sary fixtures, counters, glas
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REG STATE RoPERTrEs
Ap E.1ORA

OXON HILL: $500 dn.-3-6edFooni
rambler; rad. ht.; pch.; fenced I'd
soUTHLAWN RLTY. To. 7.3b22
OxON HlLL-outstanding 4-bed-
With masniiiHeent iiHspsSc0 View: Q FS6Ihis: 6ashs:
4-car garage; many extras. Cali
Mrs. Cox to see this out-o the
ordinary home, 10. s.S347 or ST.
3.736R. kTLAG REALTY co
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CONTINUED Oh Next PageJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tcoNTiNUtD)

COLLEGE PARK - Steal this s.
bedFm. brk., fabulous rec. HTa. with
Wood-bufning fireplace. Assume
loan. 500 mo. pays Al; tmmed.
LANGLEY REALTY M. 10000
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NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

AseE 5Sq SsAsS yszHs ts's:s s:sI! e
Sysfs q faSO SO6 u a. t .IUs1i,s.o Us1Si sISor IsH y
thesda's most luxurious bldg: ele-
yators, air cond:; infinite hexibil:
w PVy%1S,s 1nns slessfis t'lsPlnS:
parking, Occupancy from Hte. II
RIVERDALE. Best location.
room office (or will share one.
half}. Buit. for professional
clerical or real estate. PhonC
Mr.. Chisholm, for particulars
WQoDRlD0E REAITY LA. O.
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LORCOM LANE
REAL VALUE

SNASAA~S " SAASSS
S.bedroom. S-bath brick Colonial
epaeious living rngs fifeplaes will
larFe Kitchen, porches, TafSge
Low eos. Vacant.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtol
5276 Lee Hwy. KE. 6-060C
LOT WITH TREEs, not much lawr
to NOV on this acre. but tht
trees surrounding this lovely home
are terrific. Dashboard hot-water.
heat in, this 4-level split with
center halls, large liv. rm. Will
firepL. sep. din. fm.. all eouippee
SIsSs SsitssSnsn: r.ySo, lcyeiy SsG.ms, 5.c s,s III
fireplace and . 4th level for stor.
age; earppYt. Terms. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON, ia. 5-1660; eyes.
IKE. 0-1UOls
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STORES FOR RENT

ARR. N.-cne.story brick store in
eStab. shopping center. 9 yrs. old;
suitable for ali purpose eusipeel
REAL ESTxTE coRP. IA, q.
444s. JA. 4-0324.
AeLHENSToN LHHST r., ToMEEs w. 3. FHofFINIc 5I IIs
5000 50. IT,, high traffic area
aSARHSssrvi1EnH aySsAileHls ! q m I. : q ihaastEeedbS. Mr.
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Low Settlement Cost
Low Down Payment
Low Price

QUICK OCCUPANCY
ARLINGTON NoRTH-6 rms. Gnt
bath, full bSmt., 2.story brk.
excel. neighborhood, wooded lot
needs fixing up. Priced OF $17,O
ALKxANDRIA-4 bedrms., I hatl
brk. Cape Cod. nothipg down II
qualified purchaser. 1 trust pay
able like rent. Priced at $4,000
WRIGHT REALTY, INC. IA
2-4S00.
MARUMsCO-Assume 0I loan. 5000
cash. 3 bedfmS.. Ia baths, he
kit, sep. din. rm:, rec. .rm. Musi
sell immed. $l7,760 or best offer
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2-BATH

Antisss: ,H;.ss. b brick X F.M1nslsr. ...s snd d...
for The CROWNS family. With {
Rg l:s .SSseioa1 Ssei soesf2R Ss2imso. So'tGsSS''! sSS
All f0r only S19.6O0. Step up TO.
day. We trade.
F. w. BERENs, Realtor
304 w, LEE hwy. CIR. 3.140l
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COLI,EGE PARK
RIVERDAIE

Best financing can be g.
brick home arranged As 2
apis; bath and kit. on each
fir: aluminium storm win
doWs, gas h.-w.h.: level at.
traetive lot: . real buy for
only S14.950: g little -
81 .h00 down.
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MQNROE

.wg INVITE TRADES"
RIAlTORS 90. 5-91o
ALKXANDRIA AREA-S55O
dn. for this like-new Con-
dition rambler; fenced yard
for the little ones, plus {
12x24 rec. rin.. off the kit.
8 bedrms., eating SPACE in
kit. level lot. For living
comfort the owner has
added many extras. walk
to schools and swimming
pool. SS7 mo. plus ta1eS
and insur. makes this one
cheaper than rent,
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HOUSES F0R SALE-VA.
Stone m Frame

OVUIIO II I ] ckIIIO
ysstass ssIs:s ] f1f yy.Ss tsf rzs ssi1ss s:s
tseSea 1i tSSraee: '' 81 bedrms. On @cn
9nd floor With bath; bsmt. with
flaestone rec. rm.; also bedfm
and 6athi oil I. VII, large patio,
hu9e lot: ] u ;bioeks from fsbqlc,,,,! c,,.
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PREsTIGE 3-6edroom, 2-6atE
ns.on do S'sslSSkes snS ccuass, tas wetSi wehi
sarden. which is unususiiy lsrRt
and usahle, Excellent buy. since
it's only S32, BOO In the neigh.
borhood ri $4,000 homes Csll
6lS3 Lee hwy, KE. R-5360,
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: HOUSES F0R sALE-VA.

ALEX AkkA "a NJ vernon Blvd
HLER With breeSavay and eafaGe
Es:Ss: ~ a .S Ss:, S iSsSs ,jSaSs:s:
Eves. 10. a.12eA. -
AL8X.-No money down to fe.
eponsihle party: det., 8 he6fms.
den. 2 baths. move right, cVnel
win finance. ST. $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA ARRA-Hiah
On. Q hill = this 3-bedrna.s
full nsmt.. brick rambler,
Has Ice. screened porch and
fl1gstcne patio, With reg.
q si7.sSo@mitnSar 7sSoIe.S tSr SC1n. STaTE All csii
nov md 1R FIRST FOR A
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ONE OF N. ARE. most ex.
elusive residential areas
offers this new brk. rambler:
2 minutes from Key Bridge.
4 bedrmg., 8 baths, 10x12
entr. hall, large nv. rm..
formal din. rm.. dream kit.
beaut. lot; amongst beaut.
homes. Priced In the mid.
A0s. For further details call
THE DARBY Co, IA. s.
0393: eyes,, KE. s-4e46.
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BUSINESS PROP. for SAFE
BUSINESS PROP. for REM

CARRY -0uT sH0P. equipped. l4th
St. NV. CO. $4,000 weekdays.
1888 Goth ST. N,W.-14.rm. semi.
dstashsd prick bldg: Suitable iQ,
club. Rear loading entrance. II
inspect call FoRMANT REALTY
CO. FE. 7-6260.
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MONROE

WE INVITE TRApRs', -.
AK, TOE leeailOn Ws.t q Rgssell
q short walk TO Maufy Elem
seAsSS ssSas Sr.a slt e S.sS SS.1iRtc% ~ it tcor
9 sedTms; and bath on 2nd floor;
b. gaIsEe. One Of the most con.
Sa SsaisspHfc sHc iOsasiGaKs aAnKr IN AleH AsaSrsnS srist
fNcc,ss c,sISi Soy sssssss1 s.ssassss.1 . SAAfSoN'
ALEX mt. VERNON AREA
LEMON FOR THE LANDLORD
-Tenants have moved out and
left this 2-bedrm. texpandahle "a
: bedrms; home, . perfect an
sWer for the growtng family who
PRovED Al sia.7SS.
r. w. BERENS, Realtor
Alexandria Office 90. $4,000
ALEx., Mt. Vernon erea-RItats-
ROOMS, DEN, 2h BATHS,
eCRKENED-IN PcH.. ATTACHED
QARAG4, spacious living room,
large separate dining room, break.
fast nook In equipped kitchen,
9RLIT-nAm CHESTNUT PENCE
SURROUNDS TRI9 REAQT1rUL
LOT WITH MANY TREES. Re-
duced 5000 to seal! Assume
$4,000 So first trust, r. W.
gERENG RDMTOR. Alexandria
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MONROE

I'VE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS SO. 5-910t
ALEXANDRIA AHA -
hedrins,. 2 baths. leTse din:
ian6E a6Esr En', s,-3 3IyEs v Xou GTHs HE
MONEY. Schools and shop
ping nearby with city bus
step at corner. KHA apprai-
sS s. 9ss si.st % sniy nj sSS 90 am appt p
Evening star., 1961-02-08

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
REALroRs WA. 7-460t
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TOY sT0RE-7g50 Annapolis a..
ping center, plenty. Of parking;
cash registsr., 7-ton aiT eondi.
sary fixtures, counters, glass
cases, etc. wa. 7.;HH days
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MARUMSCO-Assume OF loan. nc
credit restrictions, 5000 cash.. 3
bsdrmss IA baths, lge: Kit. sep
din; l I'm rra;' rec, rnn: Must ssl fmmsd NEG
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PRESs REALTY coRp, AZ.

BT. 3-Y3IU He. 4sZUOI
MARTINS WOOD = custom-built
ing Ice. iiv. I'm. W1iirspl., sep. din
Em., dream kit, twin-si2ed bed
rms, IN baths, full bsmt. with
mahog. paneled rec, rrn., teffaced
exit. wooded lot, 223 It. deep: ex.
eellent terms. 3. c. H1LLEY CO..
REALTORS. AP. 7-7200.
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NEW RAMRLERS-Pull bsmt., 3
JOHN ri. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0S60
oWNER's LOSS HOUR GAIN =
SsdI tGSs Taas csp. SaOSS Ca dGSH .Hy y resc SSy
wall-to-wali carpet; storm win
dows and doors, Hollywood bath
with enclosed shower: off-street
parking; large level lot; close 10
e'eFysR1ngx EpRM gxrArw poprprrra
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Mt. CALVARY PARIsH-Immed.
81 25 It. These homes have more
90 footage and less price than any
in area. Buy now In this growing
community. Close 70 ne new =. Penn; osInn
Plaza. School bus OF door. T. d.
BURGESS. REALToR, RE. $4,000
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DON'T MISS THIS
Exceptionally clean J-bedrm. ram
bier In best Fairfsx location. Re-
finance or assume big 4tS% loan.
Full price only S16,500.
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Shannon & Luchs

KILL BURN-This spacious brick
sassn EsRslsa Zoo Mt stai5 sssp o p'sirnSls aiss
bedrms., 2H baths. iiv. rm. with
fireplace, formal din. rm.. gor-
geous big kitchen. full basement.
You can't get burnt at S2l.a5O.
JE 4-22SS.. PARKER, SMITH &
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Is UNITS

ID UNITS
Capitol Hill area. Price attractive
for investor prepared to modern
ne In order to create much larger
income. Gall Mr.. Lnde.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC,
Realtors
1928 B Ct. NV. MA. s.S5oC
a REAL BUY-94OO MONTE RENT
16 rooms, 4 baths, rented aS tene-
nnent. Brick garage. oil h.-w.h,
Inspect, then come to office and
buy for S20,O00 with 5000 cash
Balance. $3.50 mo. Out Of town
owner says sell now. WAPLE CO.,
1226 l4th et. NV. -.
A:UNIT APT. BLDG, close n.e.-
$27S monthly income. $2I, 900
IA: e.15Is, TANEN kEALTY CO,
715 CRITTENDEN 81. N.W.-3
aaIt,s; as,o3;. sSSSS sSsr te,ns:' excel oIs.1 sCn
Eeekdsys, Ma. S.b1ss: sunday,
EN-. 2-2968. Miss ROSE. -,
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19
Jr. Archery Club
Holds First Meeting

The first meeting for the Junior
Archery Club was held Thursday
evening, at the National Guard
Armory west of Sidney, with the
Sidney Bow Hunters as sponsors.
Meetings will be held on the
second and fourth Thursdays Of
each month, with regular instruc-
tion and practice in shooting at
regulation targets, from 700 to
900 p. m. Youths under II years
are especially invited to attend
the Junior meetings, with older
youths eligible for the senior pro
gram. Transportation will be fur
niShed by the Bow Hunters mem
oerS, for those needing it They
are asked to be at the high school
at Gas p. m. for pickup.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

Several accidents involving mo-
florists and deer on Montana high
ways are being reported, the
Montana Fish and Game Depart
ment says. Animals are starting
to come down from the noun
tains to feed on the green grass
in the valleys and along the high
ways, especially during the early
morning and evening hours. Be
alert = watch for deer crossing
the roadways at this time of year.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19
Glendive Defeats
Sidney Eagles In
Dual Track Meet

The Dawson Red Devils defeat
ed the Sidney Eagles in a dual
track meet last Thursday after
noon at Swanson Field. 87b to
59A was the final tally with
Sundling of Dawson getting 25
for meet high and Harper getting
II to lead the Sidney squad.
Ron Harper - first in shot put,
46'7'; first in discus, 1882; End in
J~avelin; third in 100 yard dash.
John Beagle - first in the 200
yard dash, 23:O5; second in broad
jump; second in 100 yd. dash.
Roy BentSOn - second in both
high and low hurdles.
Bob Fladmo - third in shot put:
three-way tie for second in pole
vault.
Steve Palmer = first in the $780,;
2:l6.4; Ernie OlneSs = first in
javelin, 1917.
Doug Quilting took second in
the shot put, Greg Osborn came
in second in the 40, Jack Hagen
took third in the mile, Don Bent
son was third in the high hurdles.
In the Freshmen Meet, Dawson
scored 51H points to Sidney's
414.
Jim Ness = first in discus,
~106'712", and third in shot put;
Kent Marmon = first in high
jump, 4'8", fourth in 100 yd. dash.
Jay SiSsel - second in both Shoput
and discus; Richard Vallejo =
first in pole vault, (two way tie
with Ray Williams) z feet, fourth
in low hurdles; Terry Danielson-
first in low hurdles, 1851, third
in 100 yd. dash.
Ray Hartman took first in the
$40, 60.2, Eugene Kruger took
fourth in the 440.
This week end, Saturday, April
%, will find Coach Doug Dasinger
and the Sidney track team in
Glendive again at their annual
invitational meet.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

Driving the highways during
early morning Or evening? Be
alert for deer, the Montana Fish
and Game Department advisesl
The green grass on the valley
bottoms is attracting the animals
at this time of year and many
are near or ON the highways.
Avoid damage to yourself, your
car and the possibility of killing
Wildlife.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

triangle Club $3.50, 778; Reynolds 1876:
rvs Mkt. 2O5O; Marge Foster 245' 500:
Pat Harris 208, SIG; Alice Hennen
1872; Dottie Kopp 534.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

CenIraI Standard 2605, 874, 866, 865;
Elks No / PATS; RichIand Rank 2430,
A. Arnold SCI. 1913; w. Quilting SAT;
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD ALLEN
HOSTS TO DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen were
hosts to Nh. and Mrs. N. K. Mel
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris RaS-
mussen at dinner at their home
last Thursday evening. The ocas-
sion was in observance of MIR. Al
lens birthday anniversary.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

If you want to get rich, learn
how to spend.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-19

VI15s 1O15- 556, Credit Union
1888; Reynolds 2575. 887, s81; F. Stem
pelsSer 589, 30; G. OUTLINE 553 236.
l.. Kovash 553, pa. -'0'
Evening star., 1961-09-10

DTdHd - DOy WCdIS q 0uH OHy
Gray.
d GEORGETOWN UNIV. FORUM.
Public Affairs. VI. S. National Military
Policy 1861" Panel will include Gerald
C. Smith, attorney and Dr.. William v.
OBrien, associate professor of govern
ment, Georgetown University.
q CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING.
Sports l Hour. New time. B. Golem-
biewsk and Don Ellis.
q SUNDAY AFTERN'N PICTURE.
Movie l14 Hours. "The Gang Buster"
1891. Jack 0akie, Jean Arthur.
leo q TEEN TALK.
Discussion.
q SUNDAY MOVIE.
l1a Hours "Men of Sherwood Forest"
1854 Robin Hood and his band of fol-
lowers restore King Richard to his throne.
Don Taylor.
l:30 q FRONTIERS OF FAITH.
Religion. "The Kind of World in Which
Both Adults and Teen-agers Find Them
Selves" The first in three part series
titled "Between Two Worlds" Discus
cussions of problems between parents and
teen-agers. Dr. William B. Cole, mod
orator.
q SUNDAY MATINEE.
Movie lHa Hours "The Eagle" 1925.
A silent film with Rudolph Valentino as
a lieutenant in the Czarna's Imperial
Russian Army. Wilma Banky.
Las q NEWS SPECIAL.
200 "a WORLD CONCERT ARTISTS.
Music New York Philharmonic With
Ellen Dosia and Eugene Conley.
q BASEBALL.
Sports. 219 Hours. Washington Senators
vs. Baltimore Orioles. From Baltimore.
2:3O N MOVIE FOUR MATINEE.
Movie l1a Hours. Magic Fire." 1855.
The romantic troubles Of the great COM
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine. VI
, 1961-11-21
Staff Sgt. Petersen
Graduates From 9TH
Army MOO School

Army Staff Sergeant Pres
ton Petersen, rs, son Of Alfred
D. Petersen of Christiansted,
was graduated from the Sc
venth U. S. Army Non-Com~
missioned Officer Academy in
Bad Tolz, Germany, Novem-
Der 3.
Sergeant Petersen received
four weeks of refresher train
ing in various subjects with
emphasis on leadership and
combat tactics.
The purpose of the acaremy
is to broaden the professional
knowledge of the MOO and to
instill in him the self-confi-
dence and sense Of responsible
lily required to make him a
capable leader of men.
Overseas since last Septem-
Der on this tour of duty, he is
regularly stationed in Schwa-
, 1961-11-21
Paper Says Munduhl
Mdy be College Site
If It's st. Thomas

According to a news item in
the Home Journal, eff the de-
cision is made to build the
Virgin Islands College in st.
Thomas, the site of the higher
institution of learning is most
likely to be Mandahl, it was
learned authoritatively.
Members Of the Governors
on Higher Education met here
last weekend to discuss posi-
BILE sites and other matters re-
lated to establishment of a
college. Formal recommends
tons are now being prepared.
Mandahl, once site of a
home for boys, has been aban-
doned for the past several
years, and is said to be ideal
lyly suited for development of
a college with spacious cam
pus.
Other st. Thomas and st.
Croix sites are said to be I'M
der consideration, but Man
dahl was said to be in the lead.
Governor Paiewonsky has
said he wants the college to
open not later than Septem-
Der 1862"
, 1961-11-21
Workers Recruited
From British Islunds
for harvesting Cone

DR.. Kenneth Bartlett, Pre-
sident of the Virgin Islands
Corporation, recently return
ed from a trip to Antigua and
st. Lucia where he conferred
with the Labor Commissioners
of the respective Presidencies.
Dr.. Bartlett was accompanied
by M. 0. Proverbs, Manager.
of the Sugar Department and
Dennis Armstrong, Laison Of
ficer for the Governments in
volved.
The recruitment of labor
for the harvesting of the 1862
sugarcane crop was discussed,
and it is expected that approx
imately 300 workers will be
coming from St. Lucia and
another 800 from the Presi-
dency of Antigua, including
Montserrat, Nevis, & Anguilla.
It is expected that the har-
vesting of the sugarcane crop
in St. Croix will start about
February /, 1862.
, 1961-11-21
VICORP BOARD
WILL NEE HERE
DECEMBER 9TH

The Board of Directors of
the Virgin Islands Corporation
will meet in St. Croix on De-
cember 8, 1861. 1t is expected
that all members of h
Board will be present, includ-
ing the Secretary of the Inter
ior, Stewart Udall, who will
be visiting the Virgin Islands
for the first time.
This will be a very impor-
tant meeting and a large part
of the discussion will have to
do with the future of the pow
er operations. Other items on
the Agenda include a discus
sion Of the establishment of a
cattle feed lot program on St.
Croix; the transfer of the soil
and water conservation pro-
gram & the rental equipment
program of the Virgin Islands
Government, and a number
of routine matters requiring
Board approval and attention.
Several of the members of
the Board will be arriving in
St. Thomas on December 7 &
8, and a preliminary dinner
meeting for Board members
will be held on Friday even
Continued on Page A.
, 1961-11-21
Ship Entering Hdrbor
First Time Goes On
Reef: Is Pulled Off

A motor vessel named the
Bear, captained by Herman
Hunt, tried to enter Christian
sted Harbor at about 7;45 yes
terday and got stuck on the
reef. 1t was his first visit to
Saint Croix.
Harbormaster Mac Gregor
was notified. A Coast Guard
vessel arrived and successful
ly pulled the stranded vessel
off and towed her to Gallows
Bay where she is now anchor
ed. It apparently suffered lit
tie damage.
Mr.. Hunt was accompanied
by his wife.
, 1961-11-21

bisch Hall as a radio chief in
Headquarters Battery Of the
37th Artillery.
from the Christiansted High
School in 1853 and entered
the Army in August 1854.
His wife, Rita, is with him
in Germany.