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The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11
TREASURE STATE CLUB NEWS

Treasure State Homemakers
met at the home of Alice Soren-
sen with Serena Bostrom co-hos-
tess.
Marjorie Redding and Gloraa
IhieSsen gave part l OF the
Laundry Problem" lesson.
Roll call was, ''How we have
fun at home"
We have decided to nave a
Whlte Elephant Party on OCT. 10.
All members start inviting your
friends.
Mrs. Bulah Walker won the
door prize.
Our next meeting, November
o, 1861 at the Pearl Hamburg
nome with Cleone Williams as
co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11

A record crowd was served at
the st. Anthony's Catholic church
annual fall dinner at the Armory
Sunday. Well over 300 people
from Sidney, Williston, Bainville,
Froid, Homestead, Brockton, Wolf
Point ana the surrounding area at
tended. The four prizes given
away went to James Byrne of
Brockton, a clock radio; Norman
Rasmussen of Culbertson, a ha I'd
crocheted tablecloth; Mrs. La
Verne Peterson, stainless steel
tableware set; Mr.. Eggebrecht of
Wolf Point, an electric razor.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11

tional center crease remains domi-
nant, with front dents, at top,
and the entirely new side dents,
lower right, seen in many hats.
This accentuates the current trend
OF smaller crowns.
Telescope crowns, lower left,
are still popular and have a new,
elongated look, with the height
of the crown raised slightly in
some cases.
With blues returning as an I'M
portant clothing color, blue tones
in hats are seen more frequently.
For the most part, colors remain
on the dark side with blacks, dark
greys, olives and colds featured.
The silk finish is growing in
popularity for both dress and
casual hats. SUICIDES and suede-like
finishes are a novelty, particularly
in casual headwear. These week
end OF play hats with such fin
ishes will compete with the ever
popular Tyroleans which are more
attractive than ever. FMS
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11
Darrell AND LOIS KNOTE
AT MAGIC VALLEY
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Darrell and Lois Knote, son and
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Wayne
Knote, 210 Third Ave-, Sidney
have enrolled at Magic Valley
Christian College, Albion, Idaho,
Darrell as a Freshman and Lois as
a Junior, it has been announced
by Dean Wilburn Rainey. Darrell
and Lois are both graduates of
Sidney High School.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11
ROYAL NEIGHBOR NOTICE
OF MEETINGS

The r. N. A. had their regular
business meeting Wed. evening
Oct. a at the Girl Scout Cabin
with 20 members present. Tavern
Gund and Mabel Dawby were
initiated. Lunch was served by
neighbors Blair and Bahls.
The next Social meeting will be
Wed. evening at 800, Oct. 10, in
the Girl Scout Cabin. This will be
the second meeting of the whist
tournament. Neighbors johnson
and Sorenson will be hosteSses.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-11

Variety is the keynote in mems
hats this Fall, making it possible
for every man to find a style that
flatterS.
This emphasis on styling reflects
the growing interest in headwear
among men of all ages. Styling
has come a long way in recent
years, SO that today men select
hats. not only for the basic sill
houette, but also take into account
the range of brim widths, the diff
ferent heights and varying full
ness in the crowns.
Brims remain narrower than
just a few seasons ago, but there
are more hats this year on which
they r slightly wider. AT the
other extreme are some styles
with brims measuring only 1K
inches. A smart, new look has
been added with a slightly higher
roll 'on the sides and back of
brims in many hats, giving a new
trimness and sophistication.
The return of dents is a new
note in crown styles. The tradi-
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
CAR DRIVERS : STOP YOUR CARS

Another advancement has been added to our city. This
one for the safety of the people in general and also for the
fire department.
In the past firemen have shut off the fire siren as they
left the station with the trucks, which was endangering the
lives of the public as well as the firemen.
Now the fire siren will continue to sound it's warning
until the fire engine crew will radio back to a person at the
station and let them know that the engine is out of the bust
ness district.
Car drivers MUST drive as far to the right of the road as
possible and STOP. They must remain stopped until the siren
is shut off. 1t is dangerous for everyone the firemen, the
car driver, and the pedestrian = for car drivers to be over
curious.
1t is a great thing the firemen are doing in giving their
time and hard work to the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
for the community as a whole without consideration for them
selves. The least the public can do is to try and help by get
ting out of the way so the firemen and fire engine can have
a degree of safety and room to get to the scene of the fire.
1t doesn't seem necessary to say much more at this time
because if the public at large will just stop their cars and re-
main stopped until the siren is shut off there will be no fur
Their steps needed. If not then there will be drastic measures
taken by law.
We have a swell fire department, manned by a swell
bunch of fellows = let's try to help them help us. Above all
lets not be responsible for having killed someone because
we wouldn't stop our car for a few minutes.
Sidney Vol. Fire Dept and Sidney Police Dept
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

L6 HtuUo OuoFO oPho"
decision There are abundant signs that Kennedy
will not hesitate to seek controls necessary
to hold initiation to a little" rather than permit the kind Of
runaway situation that occurred at the end Of World War III.
The areas of controls which are being seriously examined
include a wage-price formula as well as a number Of measures
thought of immediate, across-the-board application of these
controls, but rather seective application as conditions appear
to warrant.
However, one thing is certain, the Kennedy administration
is determined to increase the nations economic growth rate, and
will not be forestaned either by the threat of initiation, or the
outflow of gold.
nedy's official take-over of the White House has created a new
and more optimistic attitude concerning the nations economic
outlook.
First, the expectancy of some initiation has caused business
and industry to take another look at their sharply depleted in
ventories with On eye to building up stocks before they are
caught short by price increases.
Second, the initiation threat has brought about an appreciate
in turn has lent a roster glow to the economy as a whole.
Third, the hint of better business conditions in the months
ahead is having the effect Of slowing the outward flow of dollars
and gold. There are genuine hopes that, if business gets better
as the forecasters now say, some of those dollars will be re-
patriated as domestic profit potentials mount.
On the debit side, unemployment continues high, and most
economists are convinced it will remain so for
many months to come, even if business does i'm The Good
prove as expected this Spring and Summer.
New housing starts have dropped precpitately, ANA
and January figures are anxiously awaited to The Bad
determine whether the figures are a serious
trend of just another reflection Of an unusually severe December
weather occurrence.
Finally, steel production persists in the doldrms An inward
leap in auto production, presaging an increase in steel produc-
ton, would raise the spirits of the Kennedy administration al
most as much as a genuinely concIiatory gesture by Soviet
Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
WASTE ON NAVY CITED

Senator Symington Cd = Mo-
said recently the Pentagon wasted
more htan $675,0O0,0 900 on unsatis-
factory Navy planes, aircraft re-
dar and aircraft engines.
Unsatisfactory aircraft included
the 304 FLU jet fighter planes and
the Navy T5V trainer planes.
Other waste include the P5M
weapons = system radar and over
hauling faulty engines.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
FREES 1000

The army disclosed that 1000
draftees had been released from
active duty last month = 80 days
ahead OF schedule - because the
Army was over strength.
Only personnel stationed with
IN the continental United States
were affected by the early release.
The Army said the Excess man
power al brought about by the
unexpectedly high rates of enlist
ment and reenliStment.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
BOOST IN TRUCK XXI

President Kennedy has proposed
Ito Congress plans for increasing
federal highway funds by $780,
100000 a year TO complete the Al
600 : mile interstate superhighway
system by 1872.
The President said his proposed
tax and fees increases would bear
most heavily on truckers, who get
the most benefits from modern
highways.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
{92PAREnTP PROHIBITS
Times Vicious Circle
Fails To Hurry Child

as she usually has dropped off
promptly to sleep, she cries long
tonight and often calls to YOU
to come do something for her.
On other occasions, when you
feel strongly pressed for time,
she seems to be slower than
usual, unready to cooperate, or
downright stubborn.
You just can't hurry a little
child. The more you try to
hurry her, the slower and more
resistant she becomes.
Common Problem
To any mother there will
come occasions when she will
feel pressed for time. It's for
tunate for her and the young
ster if she can, at quiet and
relaxed moments, plan her pro-
gram SO as to have as few Of
such crowding times as possi-
BILE; if, moreover, she can look
calmly and effectively on why
the youngster seems to slow up,
be stubborn and almost ornery,
when her mother must work
against the watch in dealing
with this child.
Of course the better the
mother can at all other times
win the little child's co-opera-
ton and enjoy her, the less
resistant she will be in an
emergency.
my bulletins, "Tantrums:
Prevention and Correction" and
"Stubbornness', may be had by
sending a self-addressed, u. S.
stamped envelope to me in care
of this newspaper.)
Answering Parents Questions
@. When a child tries to buy
playmates with gum, sweets or
fruit, should his parents be con.
cerned?
A. Yes; it indicates that he
does not win playmates through
being a good playmate himself.
res Syndicate, Inc.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
CHANGES IN AIR LANES

The Federal Aviation Agency
said that it would put into effect
April 6 a new three-layer anyways
system to make airline flying
simpler and safer.
IL will also lower the floor of
controlled air space, the area in
which jets operate, from $4,000
feet to 1880 feet, to embrace the
attitudes used by most propeller
aircraft on long = range flights.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
COP

Senator Bridges OR. = N. H.
said that the Republicans are try
ing to amend = but not stall =
President Kennedy's New From
tier legislative program.
Bridges, who heads the Senate
Republican Policy Committee, de-
MED that in demanding additional
witnesses and in engaging in
lengthy questioning COP MEM
bers r using delaying tactics
against key Kennedy proposals.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Sile missile something for
which it has fought for many
years.
1t was disclosed recently that
the Joint Chiefs of Staff have
recommended that Nike = Zeus go
into limited production, while re-
search and development continues
on other parts of the tremendous
ly intricate system to intercept
enemy intercontinental rockets.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
WILLIAMS SEEKS S. MILLION

Assistant Secretary Of State VIII
liamS has asked for $5,283,000 to
establish fourteen new embassies
and three conSulates in Africa and
strengthen his African Bureau
here.
He said the rapid emergency of
new nations in Africa had cleft
the bureau breathleSS." He is in
! charge of African Affairs.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.p.

YOU AK having dinner
guests tonight. All day you
have been preparing for them.
Your little daughter, three, has
been especially irksome.
Often she runs to you to
"Come see what I made" or to
"Come and help me" or to Read
me a story. You are so encum-
bered with work that every such
request annoys you.
Sometimes you go but always
you hurry back. Sometimes you
say, "Just a minute" Some
times you let her wait indefi-
nitely. Sometimes you say, I'm
just too busy now"
Upsets Child
On most other days you usu-
ally had found time for such
ministries. The little child, not
understanding why you are so
pressed for time, naturally is
upset because you are so diff
ferent today. So she cries and
wines and you feel more dis
traught. You almost feel at
moments that she acts so on
purpose to annoy you.
Time for her bath and bed
time arrives and you feel
pressed to get these done quick
ly. More rapidly than usual
you undress her. She is so slow
and easily vexed when you try
to hurry her.
Objects To Haste
In the bath she wants to
splash in the water and you
don't have time for that. She
walls objection when you take
her out of the tub so soon.
AS you dress her, she seems
slow and unready to cooperate.
She may be crying all the
while, and if you hastily put
her in bed without a story her
sorrows and angers rise. Where
g 1861, King Feat
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
PAY TV TRIAL SET

The country'S First over : the
air pay televiSion will start in
Hartford, Conn, as soon as
enough subscribers have been
signed UP.
The Federal Communications
Commission issued final authori-
ty for a three year trial of the
pay system after ten years of
controversy.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Washington
Notes
CASH FROM DEAD. LETTERS

In the fiscal year 1860, accumu-
lated dead mail" in the Post
Office Department brought the
government a total of $471,7 72, ac-
cording to Postmaster General j.
Edward Day.
Dead mail includes letters and
parcels that are improperly ad-
dressed and have no return ad-
dress.
These letters yielded $780, 56,
but postal employees were able to
restore $118,648 to the rightful
owners. The balance of the money
goes to the U. S. Treasury if no.
claimed in one year.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

buzzers to press, which telephones to use,
Soon, the nation will begin to learn the course
toward the "New Frontier"
Already, President John F. Kennedy has
made one basic decision-to tolerate an m-
balanced budget for the first, and probably
the second year of his administration. This
decision has been transmitted to his top Cabi-
net and White House echelon.
OF necessity, this implies a measure of in
flation. The remaining question is how much.
Under prevailing conditions, government con-
trolls appear to be the only effective way TO
minimize a newly threatening w~age-price
spiral.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
JFK N ON T u

President Kennedy has told
leading congressional Democrats
he is banking ON an upturn in the
economy to hold next years bud
get deficit to $1,000, OOO, 900.
Kennedy's hope of holding down
next years red ink spending is re-
ported to be based ON the belief
of Administration officials that
business will pick UP about mid
year and provide revenues at a
faster pace than they are now
coming into the Treasury.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Wealth. in itself, is not wrong
but there are differences of opin-
on about how far a man can go
in getting it.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
DEMONSTRATION
%=MARCH OF EVENTS =
BRIGHT SIGNS FOR
NATIONS OUTLOOK
CURBED INITIATION
FOR 1860 go 1861?
By N CATHCART

Central Press Association Washington Writer
vVTASHINGTON-The initial bloom of incumbency is over and
w the Kennedy administration is settling in for the long,
hard pull that lies ahead.
The transition from the Eisenhower administration-smooth-
est in the nations history-has been accomplished. The new
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Advertising is a necessity to
sales and the better you under
stand this the more sales you
will have.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Scripture--John IL.

"As Thou hast given Him power over
all flesh, that He should give eternal
life to as many as Thou hast given
Him. And this is life eternal, that
they should know Thee the only true
God. and Jesus Christ. John 1928.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

For I have given unto them the
words which Thou gavest Me, and
they have received them, and have
known surely that I came out from
Thee, and they have believed that
Thou didst send Me.''-John 1873.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
NIKE-ZEUS GO-AHEAD

The Army has a tentative 60
ahead signal for limited produc-
ton of the Nike = Zeus anti-mis-
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Jesus Proys for His Own

, When His hour had come, Christ
prayed. "These words spake Jesus,
and lifted up His eyes to heaven, and
said, Father, the hour is come; glorify
Thy Son, that Thy Son also NAV
glorify Thee."-John 17:1.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Machines are so nearly human
that uney can do Things wlGnout
using any intelligence.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BY Alfred ]. Bveseher

II pray for them: I pray not for the
world, but for them which Thou hast
given Me; for they are Thine. And
all Mine are Thine, and Thine are
Mine."-John 1870.
GOLDEN TEXT-John 17:15.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
LODGES

American Legion Post No. IL
w. D. CUMMINS, Cmdr.
GUS FJELDSTAD, Adj.
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesday of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

q 1861, King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
The ceiling
cOVed in!

said Mr.. lie BIeu, promptly. Mason. Plas-
terer. Good boy. Busy now on new school.
Get him around soon's can. Quick. Prompt"
but what are we going to do for water?"
There was quaver in Mr.. Crombie's voice.
Mr.. lie Bleu pushed back his cap and
scratched his head. ''Well, - he said, neigh
borsll be glad to lend you a few pals.
Emergency. Everybody help. Got any place
you could go?"
I'VE are going to New York tonight for
a day or So" said Mr.. Crombie, gloOmily.
That's it. New York. Have yourself
time. Cay white way. Relax. Enjoy it. Come
back. All done. Good as new"
"But how much is all this going to cOst?"
asked Mr.. Crombie.
Mr.. lie Bleu was gathering up his tools.
"Son-in-law's just had a baby" he said.
boy. Son. Cot three nice kids. Ones a
little backward. Be all right. Mothers not
so hot herself. Well, don't worry. All fixed
up when you get back"
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Get to the Root of Athletes Foot
RlNawoRM OTHER FUNGUS INFECTIONS
with New NP-27 Treatment
AND THAT FUNGUS IS DEAD FOREVER!
AND THAT FUNGUS IS DEAD F0REV

found that Athletes Foot, Ringworm
and other fungus infections, even stub
born cases. clear up, usually within two
weeks-often in less than 7 days.
As part of the Treatment, new NP-27
Medicated Powder dries the foot per-
spiration that helps fungus grow, elm
mates surface fungus, soothes chafed
skin, and guards against new infections.
New NP-27 Treatment Liquid and
Medicated Powderl guarantees effective
reIef-or full refund from your druggist.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Kills fungus mder skin mrtoce-eren
penefTafeS into fOendiiy. Promotes growth
of healthy tissue. GHGrds against new
infection.
Latest laboratory tests prove NP-27
Liquid not only works under skin surface
to kill fungus where it breeds and spreads
but even penetrates into fOenGiIs.
Works in vital underestimate skin layers
where ordinary remedies cannot reach.
Using new NP-27 Liquid-Powder
Treatment, doctors in two leading clinics
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Perhaps instead Of coming back on
Wednesday night We ought to stay in town
until that awful man is sure everything's run
ming right" said Mrs. Crombie. She seemed
to accept this alternative quite philosOphi-
cally.
''Wen give him ring Wednesday" said
MIR. Crombie.
WHEN THEY PHoNED Mr.. lie Bleu he was
in fine spirits. "Okay," he said cheerily.
"All done. Fixed. New foot valve. Fine job.
Last lifetime. No more trouble. Had a
little accident, though. Nothin' much. Little
thing. Must have Jared house, pOundin'.
Living-rOom ceiling let go. Came down.
NOthin' hurt. Just a couple little china
things. Made the place mite dirty. Moved
furniture into dining room. Son-in-law's
comm tomorrow. Good plasterer. Okay.
Top grade. Come back any time. Everythin'
workin'. HunkeydOry. That old ceilings
been due to fall for years. Lucky you wasn't
sittin' under it. Good break"
eff we stay in New York any longer"
said Mr.. Crombie, THAT man will have the
whole house fat on the ground. We're 60
ing back
IhoPe you enjoyed poor Mr.. CrOmbie's
troubles. W0tch for another Bestseller Book
cerPs to appear soon.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Just released-Amazing
soft plastic SnugS brand
Denture Cushions! Grip
loose fitting plates tight
and firm yet feel and
hold like Living Tissue.
Eases sore gums due to
loose fitting plates. You
eat, talk, laugh without
mbarrassment. Snug
stays cushion -soft-can't
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Amazing Discovery Tightens
Plates Like living Tissue"
Not paste! Not a powder! Not a cream or wax padl
Rt new soft plastic that holds plates firm and Tight

harden and ruin plate.
Tasteless, odorless, clean
ed in a jify easily re-
moved when replacement
is needed. No more daily
bother with "stickums." "
Get SnugS brand Denture
Cushions today! 2 liners
for upper or lower plates
$1.50. Money back If not
satisfied. At all druggists.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
N%ds.:4~

TINS WEEK Aoso1Ins ! os,ehsr AZ. 1871
Evening star., 1961-01-16
INDECENT Medical Care

A Philadelphia doctor has attacked
the medical care bill passed by Congress
last summer-a bill providing for
Federal-State financing of the health
needs Of the INDECENT. He said that in
Pennsylvania this would subject a
beneficiary to means test that is
degrading and debasing."
Whether this is overstatement we
do not know. If the Pennsylvania re-
quirements are as bad as this doctor
suggests, however, the remedy, it seems
to us, is to change things in Pennsyl-
yania. In any program Of this kind
showing Of need for public assistance
!; is necessary. Such a showing need not
be either degrading or debasing, and we
do not think the mere tossing around of
such adjectiveS warrants abandonment
of the indigent-care program which is
just getting under way.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
Fashion and JFK

A hot little dispute is going on at
the moment In the world of fashion.
Although a group of couturiers has
chosen Mrs. John F. Kennedy as the
best-dressed woman on earth, her dis
tinguished husband has been taken to
task for being woefully unstylish. His
critics-members of the International
association of Clothing Designers-as-
Sert that his suits are unsuitably old
fashioned, with the shoulders too broad
and the jackets having only two buttons
instead of three. ..-
In swift and sharp reply, however,
Mr.. Kennedy's tailor in New York has
said, in effect, that the IACD faultind-
ers don't know what they're talking
about The truth is, he declares, that the
President-elect has football players
shoulders, and his suits have no padding
whatever to accentuate them. AS for his
two-button style, well, according to his
tailor, that's the proper thing for a man
with his enviably trim figure, three but
tons being for the older, stouter fellows
among us.
And so the argument RACES. But Mr..
Kennedy himself, we daresay, will re-
frain from getting embroiled in it,
depending perhaps on his style -knowl-
edgeable wife to, settle the question for
him in private. In any event, even
though he is not the clothes-horse type,
and even though his suits erich, not
gaudy") may upset the esthetic feelings
OF some designers, he must in a sense.
during the years Immediately ahead,
appear to most Americans as "The glass
of fashion, and the mould of form. The
observed OF all observers" This per-
force, by virtue of his Office, must be the
lot Of any man who becomes President
Of the United States.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

both work In Government
and have no dependents, q
SELF Only" policy may be
procured by each: the Gov
ernment pays II per cent
Of each Of these two policies,
though salaries of two today
would most often run into
five figures.
Though many, including
many members Of Congress,
believe the rate differences
inequitable. and a number of
bills have been introduced to
correct them, they failed to
pass.
May the White House Con-
ference on Aging aid in ef-
fecting the adjustment
needed Of these medical rates
in the early days Of this
Congress. This step will not
only do much for the many
women with nondependent
husbands, retired from Gov
ernment. but for the many
women still working in Gov
ernment who are widows with
dependent children to support
on little but their salary.
/. B. M.