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BAXTER, JOHN ROYLE. suddenlv a,
ThursdaN Renfer,ahnr nnans y

Thursday, September 3, isss az ~
q 1o0os Portland rd,, Silver sprins.
Nd. husband Of the late Helen
Hardt Baxter, father OF Laurie 80
and Alice Baxter and brother Of
David Baxter. Mr.. Baxter rests AZ
the warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. (parking facilities.
Notice OF service later. Sympathy
may oe expressed In the form Of
memorials TO Northminster Pres
byterian Church, Alaska ave. ana
kalmia I'd. nv Washinrtnn n -
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KuRTz, FRANCEs ?. sunday. septsm


L4raVnr, N Vunry,.iIinr hnrOSVH II Monument & mt n n
memory Of the late THEODORE
LAPKOFF on sunday. September 10,
1852, at 12:46 pm, at the Bnai
Israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Nd.
Friends and relatives invited:
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rnIrr. HARRY. A monument in men

y sry :; cf H ths late : HARRY Ar KRfTT. vllI
be unveiled on Sunday, september
B, 1852, at IL am. at. kins
David Cemetery, Friends and rela-
lives are invited. as 3
KuRTz, FRANCES ?. sunday. septem:
Der 9, at / pm, at the District OF
Columbia Hebrew Lodge Cemetery,
S233 18th .pl; sc; Friends and
9ided for. Please call SS2-14S4.
HERMAN KURTz AND THE FAM
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RoBERTs. HILLARD R. On Thursday

SEPTEMBER 5. 1882, HILLARD K
ROBERTS OF 15S You st. NV. de-
voted friend Of Mrs. Theresa Rob-
inson, brother og Mrs. Gwendolyn
Graham, Mrs. Matte s. Gill,
: ster and Thyletus Roberts, ir. After
2 pm. Sunday. friends may call at
the johnson a. jenkins Funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday at ! pm Interment
Rutipr m0rtician
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LEVY, JOSEPH. A monument n mem;
be unveiled on Sunday, September
10. 1852. st Pm, g kesnsr
friends and relatives invited.
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Thursday. September 8, 1882, AZ
MoND BOWLING Of 46i5 South
Sd st.. Arlington. Va. beloved hus-
band OF Violet Winslow Dowling and
lin, Miss Louise A. DowlinE, Prank
Edwin and Clinton DoWling. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, September 10, at 10 m.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. The family sugEests for those
who desire contributions may be
made TO the Heart Association Of
Northern. Virginia, Inc. SOC North
Edgewood st., Arlington. Va. o
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dsy., septem6er & Z. issa. at 4, Northern F IN
IE41 Virginia Doctors tors, Hospital sad CHAR
First ST.. Arlington, Va. beloved
wife Of Robert A. Hamilton, mother
Of Richard A., Ralph E., and David
L, Hamilton, daughter Of Mrs.
George Davis Of Long Island N. Y.
and one brother. Friends may cal
at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 N. Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va.
where memorial services viii be
held on Monday, September 10, at
IL am. Interment private. o
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NnEETz. DAVID. there win be an un-
yelling IN memory Of DAVID
NnIETZ on sunday, September .16.
1852, at 1850 am, At Beth Sholom
Cemetery, Capitol Heightss Nd;
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6nveiiing OF q monument in memory
hf the late SAMUEL, LEVITT, be-
iDved husband OF sara. father OF
Eddie and Adeiif1e, on Sunday, Sep
lember 0. 1862, at pm. At Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. Friends and
relatives invited. 2.7s.9
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REtcHoyT. JosEPH. There viii Be a
nemory Of JOSEPH REICHdUT,
beloved husband and father, on
$3.50 pm, at B'nai Israel Gene
Evening star., 1962-09-09

REIsER. FAYE. There will be q dedi-
cation and unyeiling in. memory Of
FAYE REISER, beloved wife and
mother. on sunday. September 16,
1852. at i o'clock, at King David
Memorial Gardens, Falls Church. Va.
All relatives and friends are inyited.
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The Evening undsUndoystOr
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MeGRATH, LAMRENCE s. on Friday

Monday, September 8. 1862, in
NAMARH. beloved husband Of i Mary r
Jean McNamara, father of Susan
and Thomas Mcnamara, son of
Mrs. Mary Jessica Mcnamara Of
Long Lake, Mich, and brother Of
Richard z. McNamara of Saginaw,
Mich. He is also survived by an
aunt, Catharine A. McNamara Of
Syracuse. N. Y. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
Courtesy parking opposite), on Sun
day, September 9, from IL am. until
pm. Requiem mass will be offered
at Fort Myer Chapel on Monday,
September 10, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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FORT LINCOLN, 2 sites, block 10,
Garden Of the Azaleas. JU. e-s451,
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tember s., 1852. JERoME FoER q
S5iss 18TH St; nv" beloved hus-
voted father Of DR.. Arnold Foer
and DR.. Warren Foer. He also Is
survived BY q brother, Walter Foer,
and two grandchildren. Mr.. Foer
rests ct the Bernard Danzansky and
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th st.
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JOHN J., 81. Officers
AGA and members q the Paul
E1A M sSd iisssSSyus' isSSyus' c1ss5Iid MssiIn SYst Est
~ Veterans Of rails Church,
MI Va, are hereby notified that
the rosery will be reclted
ct 5 pm, Sunday, Sept. o,
1882. at the Murphy Funeral Home,
ioE S2s brosbsr GfunGls oHE Riks PT, ArEnss9n; Va
Evening star., 1962-09-09

IRWIN, HARVEY Z. suddenly, or
Thursday. September 8, 1869, a
his residence, Golden Beach. Mech.
sniesville, Nd, HARVEY 3. IRWIN
Irwin and father Of Mrs. Verns
Carter Of Charleston, 8. c.. anc
Mr.. Jerold Z. Irwin OF Washington
D. c. Funeral from the Robinson
Funeral Home, LeonsrdtoWn, Nd, on
Tuesday, September IL, at IL noon
Services In Fort Lincoln Chape
At pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
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tember 5, 1859, GAVA S. sENoER
Of East Riverdale. Nd, beloved wife
mother Of Ruth 8, Montgomery and
Irvie g.. Senger; sister Of Mrs. Min
ME Fulk also survived by eleven
grandchildren and fourteen great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Home, Laytonsyille, Nd, after 6
pm. Sunday. Services Will be held
on Tuesday, September II. 1852,
az 2 pm, at the Flower Hill
Church Of the Brethren, Redland.
Nd. 1nterment church cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1962-09-09

E9:Sis. EsSiSRS'F aoss IssS Z M6gE$ E5RSa'Hs; s.
1641 East Jefferson st., Rockville,
Nd. beloved husband Of the late
Marjorie NJ. Morey. devoted father
Of Robert E. Morey and brother OF
Wendell F. Morey. Friends are in
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, from 2 to
4 pm, and to Q pm, Saturday
and Sunday, September 8 and o.
Services on Monday, September 10.
at the above funeral home, at 10
am. Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

ia. vppvssO'"'y ''S'v s'''' 'e''''" v ~ se'o's
10 achieve H.
Az W sdvsmss sssssivss whs"svsr ws decide 10 ~
g., lor sme roshse than 10 keep rushing through ls
.h1nsvsr Ne dsslN ~ pivs ourselves 70 community &C.
49, InsasS = Iills Ourselves 70 giving only money
,"s.,.vsr - texiIs - teEk WISDOM FROM THOSE
ve>1o can roAeA W end don'f PVT ct the reading
o. book.
THE RuoHr TO WORSHIP GOD
W. e. everywhere how much The evil in human a..
s.;.s e1nss from The tendency 70 MISTAKE PART ef
ut. = POWER OR STATUS or POSSESSIONS = for THE
WHOLE or ".
We can make tts same error In our beliefs. For our
,oh, 20 Worship God Is also duty NOT TO FALL INTO
the poLATkv u wershppins snv pAkI OF Ms cReA.
TON IS THOUGH IT WERE THE WHOLE.
II IS CLEAR, THEN. THAT 70 ENJOY OUR RIGHTS
We MUST FULFILL Our DUTIES
They ere the snIy pst 70 me full possession Of
rights.
Nvr,ovs~ ws cen b sure Of living IN secsssv where
each individuals RIGHTS insured only when achieve
society where oil are concerned with their DUTIES.
And ONLY then !
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

tcensinvsd ersm Pses "
CHOOSE Ye THIS DAY WssoM We WILL sERvC"i
TIE DEITY THE COO AND FATHER or
CHRIST JESUS F.lR.er cteaPruA ~ ooetaSie -
,:s,: ~ANp GOD oAW esWeAS 1tslteo ft%Ar
ne (rHs ONE REAL pAAet>f eAuA1oA
NoheoAep sY the e-N.Ll-oAe-s-s CHRIST
JesUsn HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD. IT WAS IL-sl
VERY GOOD"
2:i: THUS THE HEAVEN "AND THE sARtN We're
F-LN-Ls-H.E-Dl AND ALL THE HOST or THEM" =
UTTERLY VOID or MATTER SIN, HELL AND
THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL - MERELY
clcANrc AoAAAeve "tok0ooD" Gen. III. esef
FRAUDS AND MYTHS
hUMAN-lIKE. PSEUDO. PH0NY'.
suRlssoue AoAAAeve "koRo-coo" tcen ~.
sseJ FRAUDS MYTHS or The NoN-chRisr
SCIENTISTS DEVILS pUPes, SUCKERS.
DEPUTIES WHO ACCEPT THE MYTHICAL
ADAM AS GODS FIRST MANI
WHEREAS THE GOD AND FATHER or CHRIST
JESUS NEVER HAD An ADAMiii
YOUR TRUE BEING - GODS ETERNAL
IMAGE ANo LIKENESS! fs PRINCE
LORD or - COMPLETELY - PEoPLED. cHRIsTLikE.
SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE. VOID or THE MYTHS
MATTER SIN. HELL, AND THEIR FATHER. TIE
DEVIL! = "A LIAR. VOID OF TRUTH Jssvs, - :
VOID or R-E-AL.tr-v
kER NEVER BORN or SINNERS - OF WOMAN,
VNcLEAN tJob o.rJ
"PolIo KILLS SOY DESPITE sAlK SHOTS"
cHEsoYcAN Men, OF. - ,7yssroId boy who
died Of polio after receiving series Of ssk vaccine
Isions buried here yesterday
The victim Rornie codr. Of Black Lsks. died Monday
He had brothers snd sisters bot stricken
by the disease
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
who Deprives You Of Your Rights !"

We ell realize how much these, and many other Of
deepest rights. threatened from many parts Of shs
world today. And we're ready TO struggle in every
possible protect rights from being taken from by
others
Yet we don't always see how the security and enjoy
ne~s Of rights be taken from by ourselves
Let exsEns Of ihe inevitable FOR this:
There Is way, for example, TO enjoy RIGHT to
Family, without fulfilling DUTY TO for chill
dveW.
For Row can anyone expect 70 get fvlfilmenf and
pleasure from his children il they not RAISED we7
II is no different with other rights. All experience.
history tradition make clear that right stands alone
We enjoy right only by ACCEPTING The DUTY
which Is It's other side.
THE RIGHT TO THINK AND SPEAK YOUR MIND
This is inseparabIe from DUTY TO LISTEN; to
give those around Us ths rights Of expression
much for ourselves. When do listen, how
expect others to let speak?
THE RIGHT TO HAVE A FAMILY
We make this right empty and meaningless IL we keep
possponIng the time spend with family. q is
famisr deloson TO think that greatest duty
family is TO provide those love with MATERIAL Sc
cURITY, however imporsn this may be. They need OUR
PRESENCE AND OUR ACTIVE LOVE STILL MORE
THE RIGHT 70 WORK
In The complexities OF modern society," each Of vs hes
ths right . living for himself end his family IN
wsys consistent with his talents. But fell duty when
do not give, 10 Whatever do full Of In
sserisy and effort.
And in failing this duty defeat right ~ work.
THE RIGHT TO GOOD LIFE
tcontinVsd Next Column. ToP1 "A
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
NOT WORTH A CONTINENTAL
DIPLOMA TOO EASY. RiCKOvER SAYS"
NY. rrib.. oes
REFORM EDUcArloN"

FREE Press 1914
HOLLYWOOD. Fls.--vce-Admirs Hymsn g. kickover
ssd Yesterday that high school college dpiess and
degrees have been debssed by total lack of standards and
as indicators Of accomplishment aren't worth eonnsn
tai"
I" ss IT we had decided TO print enough money 70
s"e every child million dollars upon srsdssssr from
"s" eno0 and then declared proudly that had become
nation Of mIIionsires." hs said.
am convinced" he added, I'VE cannot put through
sesy effective reform program unless We ~ sp ~ssior.
" ene'ssf'e sfsndsrda psrnissivs sssndsr Of course
so' nevertheless potentially greet influence for good
~e ere the only rssie" without nstiewsl ssswAsrd"
esmesvns American sdvessisn with that In Europe.
he said:
essvrssy hsvs more children vim ee,,.o. ds.rSss
""ee We hsnd these out for nsssesl wsv hsa nowhere
Use ." 'ns world 10 held 10 b ef sesdsms sssndurd
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

- - .~-~---..'. =.
cskes.s FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE DEITY IS
oooi = THO COO AND eA1Ne9 G. CHRIST
,ssu& s1Ne essAr 49,. ~ see4U's ~ ..ssss 81
cpN ,.7s -ANlp COO SAID Lef " MAKE MAN ~
caiR MAGE AsTeR Qua llkeNess. AND
ler Ft&0AA Nave DOMINION OVER. AhA"i
AND HsRs ls wstskt nv erssr l ss.ehos ~.
MESSIAH EXPOSES rtE DEVIL - GIGANTIC AOAMEevs
.IoRo.ooo" ,osr ~. ssel FRAUD AND
Mvr.h AND HIS PSEUDO. BORleSoUe. SATANIC
HUMANS IL so-cALLED MAN OF THE DUST
OF THE GROUND - Myths - MOI
N-E.s-sL
sr pALl TIE ex.sAuL HEBREW RAssINATs AP-
PRENTICE PARr-TIME CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
DECLARED: "TpaE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
f. MYTHICAL II BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
GENESIS ,:71: MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED
uE rHEM"l BUT VOID or SATAN. SIN. SEX
ALWAYS or THE DEVIL ~
MARRIAGE IS MERELY - POTENTIAL - DIVINE
CONTROL CHRIST JESUS DEMONSTRATED
GODS MALE AND FEMALE m ONE PURE. CON-
PLsre. TRIUMPHANT, SPIRITUAL INDIVIDUALLY
LIKEWISE, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
RevslAroR. GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
WOMAN" tJEsUs, MATTHEW 1888; Revelation
i7:i,s VIA ST. JOHN THE plvlNEl
m MRS. eDpv's SECOND HALF OF HER NEAR
~ 20 YEARS SHE DEMONSTRATED GODS PERFECT
MALE Ass FEMALE M ONE. PURE, CON-
piErE, TRIUMPHANT. DIVINE, SPIRITUAL INDIvIou-
.
TIVE SINCE CHRIST JEsUsi
THESE TWO INCOMPATIBLE DIvlNEs HAVE
BUILT UPON THE BASIC. ETERNAL, DIVINE SCI
ENce or THE UNIVERSE! THE TEN COMMAND
MENrs cHRtsT's SERMON ON THE MOUNT Ful.
FILLING OLD TESTAMENT PROPHECY, DEMON
srRArlNc THE E-x-c.L.U.sl.v-E-N-E-s-s OF INFINITE,
MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE ONE. REAL SUB.
STANCE volDINc MATTER. SIN. HELL. AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC
ADAM.evE "LoRD-coD" FRAUDS AND MYTHS -
REVEALING THE ONE REAL. SANE MIND.
SOUL INFINITE TRUTH INFINITE. DIVINE PRINcI
PIE! DIVINE INFINITE LOVE
THE ONE REAL PARENT ! IN. AND or THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE F.! - YOUR "FATHER-
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNous" I! = NY HIGHEST
REVELATION OF NY IDENTITY - MRS. EDDY,
THE WORTHY REvELAToR!
GENESIS l:2s: "BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY.
AND REPLENISH THE EARTH" - TAKEN
LITERALLY, SERVES THE DEVIL = OWING TO
SATAN BOUND. SAUL OF TARUs ADAM-EvE TRANS.
LAToRs. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERsl
SEE LOWER HALF OF p. la9. MY CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK:
THE MANIFEST MISTAKES IN THE ANCIENT
VERSIONS" ETC.
THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE OF GENESIS 1871
NEVER NEEDS REPLENIsHlNc!
GEN. 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNoRED BY THE c-Hl.LD-L-E.s.s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [.ls.l
VERY CooD"l
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE FINISHED AND ALL THE
MOST OF THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER
SIN. HELL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEWITT -
MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE "LoRD-coD" Qcen az,
eteJ HUMANS, FRAUDS - MYTHS!
Who Deprives You Of Your Rights"
We s realize how much these, and many other Of our
deepest rights threatened from many parts Of shs
u.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Drummond -



Mr. Romney the vnorfhodox bvsIness-manfurned.po
tesn simply refuses TO be walled off from direct
with workers. There plenty OF evidence that
he is GETTING through this wall Of resistance which The Re-
publican nominees other years have failed TO penetrate
Significantly this tactic the parf Of the union leaders
70 shield the membership from any political views they do
not approve is beginning 70 work in reverse.
II has become rude and crude that II Is alternating
rdependen, voters who see this form Of hovshteono
amok.
have never been one who thought that the campaign
eovsrsse Of the general press without fault But hs poll
eal reporting OF the newspapers is model Of obieevy
fairness when compared with The labor press as whole
and specifically with the AFlcIo in Michigan. The
offense Of this newspaper Just Of distortion but
Of total and perpetual censorship In reporting The Demo
cratic and Republican conventions here recently FOR
example, the AFLco News did not just warmly proclaim
the Democratic candidates. censored ovt the
Of the Republican nominees in its own columns.
This hesrony. union policy is not good demo
ersey Mr. Romney proving that II IS not good politics
and doubt that IL is good vnionisnr.
ROSCOE DRUMMoND's COLUMN, WITH FREE
PRESS Oct. z. INTRODUCTION:
IAN OUTSIDER LOOKS At GEORGE R0Ml1FY"
"HoW THE APPEARANCE OF GEORGE RoMNeY
RECENTLY ON THE GUY NUNN ~ SHOW WAS SEEN
FROM A NATIONAL VIEWPOINT IS EXPRESSED IN
THIS COLUMN BY ROSCOE DRuMMOND. NEW YORK
cOlUMNIsT."
THE HEAR.oNLy y-oNE.slDE political strategy Of the
AFLclo in Michigan reached such recently that
broke down altogether, and in consequence Rcnneys
psisn chances. already good, given lin.
What happened that the vnion-sponsored ~
msnator Guy Num-. whose program is conveniently tee
cast from Windsor csnads Just the river from Ds
ro and thus avoids The sqUsltms requirement which
United States stations most observe gave Gov John B.
Swanson two nsratisns interviews end oppsrtvnity
for sIashing attacks Romney.
II was SO esresousy one-sided that Num- could
find way 10 deny Romney chance snswer whst he
called its multiple distortions.
u worked The other way. Even in Tho face Of Nvnns
sly and innvendoaden questions Romney refused lie
down end roll over have heard fsssersslne ~
eommensfcr but he ddnf ouifses and he ddn ovttsIk
Romney who backed him into the corner cut him off in
midnnoendo end for the most part esnly. sometimes
sfernIy made his case.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Message

Message
teoutinved From Page ~
MESSIAH, SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE!
THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO
All PEOPLES - IS THE HEALER or THE NATIONS
tRev. 22:2) - REvELAToR OF THE REAL, THE
tcontinved Next Column Tep)
TYPICAL DUPEs OF DEVILS ADAM-EW.
ANTI CHRIST "L0RD-C0D"l I Myths!
TIE 4 EUROPEAN kElICloUs cRlPPlEs!
CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW,
SUNDAY MORNINGS 1911 ch. 2
JEALOUS PROTESTANT ~
REX HUBBARD, PASTOR, "sAUl OF TARsus"
FATHER PREACHED So YEARS
PSYCHOLOGY :. FOR LIVING"
mot YET THE CHRIST IN ITS SCIENCE,
BUT HIGHLY coMMENDABlE). sls AN.
Mon. thru Fri. sot., 2 pnn., WMuz, 1o3.5 FM:
See Sunday w. 23O am~ Gansef 2
Oral Roberts Heals Via Prayers!
NOT GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
HEALER OF NATIONS!
REvs. HElMAR cEDERHOtM, 9. B. WICK,
BILLY GRAHAM CHARLES FULLER,
NEGRO CLERGY!
Evening star., 1962-07-22

50 The SundOy stur N Mosozins
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-01
Sebastian
on
Sports
BY JIM

The Culbertson Annual Horse
shoe tournament was held last
Sunday and Sidney pitchers gain
ed some laurels. Walt Quilting
won Bird place and Ernie McCheS-
ney 4th place in Class A; Ing Rom
ming, End in Class B; and Floyd
Sax, End in Class c. 40 pitchers
from Montana and North Dakota
qualified for the five class tourna-
ment. Phil Prescott of Poplar won
Class A with Ira Jensen runner
up.
> = > 3 8
Sidney lost 3 games in Junior
Legion play to WilliSton this past
week by scores of IL to 6, 4 to 2
and 4 to 8. 2 players up from
Babe Ruth League looked good
Gary Miller with his bat and Ron
Grovom with his glove in the
series.
3 > 3 8 s
Craig Price and Ron Quilting.
the two coaches running the Sid
ney baseball program, not only
coach 400 boys ages 6 to 10 in
different age groups, but they
have to be baby S~itters, first aid
experts, groundkeepers. book
keepers and tracers of lost equip
ment. Furthermore they have to
share the only baseball diamond in
town with the City Softball Lea
que 3 nights a week.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-01

Continued From Page ID

All positions except remedial
reading have been filled. If a
remedial reading teacher cannot
be found this will be dropped
from the elementary and junior
high offering.
CuStodial staffs at all three build
ings have worked hard all sum-
mer in a continuing program of
cleaning, repairing and painting
to have the buildings ready for
school.
The old auditorium in the ele-
mentary building was divided to
provide a room for the additional
class that is being added in that
building. Additional library shelv-
ing was also added in the elemen-
tary builing.
Lawn planting is continuing at
the new Senior High School in
addition to some l~andscapnig and
parking lot leveling which has
been done.
Anyone having apartments or
houses for rent to teachers, please
notify the office of the superin-
tendent of schools, Phone 324, at
once.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-01
Provost
Continued From Page y

greater participation in govern
ment activity.
Commenting on the future ac-
tivities of the club, Provost said.
The purposes of our club will
be to serve as a vehicle of young
people to obtain valuable political
experience and at the same time
be a vital means of support for
President Kennedy, and the party
and governmental officials ON the
state and county levels" 'sThe
Democratic party has in its lead
er, President Kennedy, a symbol
around which all young people
interested in active political or
CARNATIONS can rally" he added.
The next meeting of the club
will be the Girl Scout cabin at
8 p. m. Friday, August 3. All in
terested young persons are invited
to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-01
Fair
Continued from Page ID

Agent Phil Olmstead of Circle;
needlework and home sewing, by
Mrs. Robert billiard, of Glendive;
foods by Mrs. Jack FulkerSon,
Sidney; fine arts and crafts by
Robert StaytOn, of Sidney;
school exhibits by Ann Fletcher,
Glendive.
Judging the All exhibits will
be done by Dale Bergland, Glen
dive, for cattle; John Coston, Jor-
dan, horses; Joe Urick, All and
FLA showmanship; Mrs. Clarence
Wolf, Lindsey, foods; Joyce Simp-
son, Culbertson, clothing and
home Improvement; and All mis-
cellaneous, Rupert Nelson, of
CUlbertsOn.
Commutlity Booths must be
completed by Sat. noon, and may
compete for cash prizes of S35,
S25, SIS and So for best collec-
tive BOOTH and prizes of $40, SIS,
$40 and So for best artistic theme,
and also for best arrangement OF
products.
Adjoining counties Are invited
TO send collective exhibits, which
may compete for banners.
A large number of exhibits are
expected this year at the fair
Entry blanks must be in by Fri
day, August II at 10 p. m. Al
buildings will be opened and pre-
pared to receive exhibits Friday
August II.
Exhibits must be in place 10y
noon Saturay, August 18, excep
for Open Glass Cattle and Horses
and All Foods. These must b,
in by 8 %. M, Sunday, August 10
All Clothing and Home Improve
ment will be entered Friday af.
ternOon and these will be judgeC
Saturday morning, August 18.
Other judging will start at
D. m. Saturday, August IL anC
continue until completed.
Remember, it takes us all t
make a successful Fairl This yea.
we should have the greatest Fai
ever.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-01
Anglers
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mix, Karen Anderson, Monty Ber-
eel, Pat Hammer, and Walter An
derSon, Jr., each of whom re-
ceived a cash prize of a silver
dollar.
Winners of smaller cash prizes
of soc each were Karen Ander-
son, Connie Larson, Karen Lar
son, Steve Dacus, David Bender,
Edward Gierke, and Scott Rounce.
Fifty-nine youngsters from Sid
ney, Fairview, Crane and Savage,
and nearby rural areas competed.
Judges for the contest were
Robert Hammer, Richard Dacus,
and 1t. Ted Fischer. Others as
sistiug with the project were Al
Johns, who served the punch
provided by Sidney Kiwanis. Gate
City Dairy provided cans for the
mixing, and the National Guard
Company provided transportation.
Prizes were provided by the
SportSmeu'S Club.
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ment committee on Boys State, a
committee on which he has serv-
ed several years. This committee
plans the activities and agenda
for the 400 plus junior boys from
throughout Montana who attend
Boys State at Dillon every August.
Richland County is always well
represented at this event.
In accepting this high post
Homstad has stated that he will
do his best to see that the high
ideals and aims of the American
Legion are carried on in the dis
tricts which he will be supervis-
ing, An employee of Montana
Dakota Utilities Company, HON.
stad resides in Fairview with his
wife, Edna, and their three chill
dren.
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ted on the RATS, and crews could
use poles but no mechanical pro-
pulsicu was allowed. Sandbars
in some parts of the river pre-
scented hazards which also delayed
some of the navigators.
Trophies were presented by the
Sidney JayceeS, who had charge
Of arrangements for the race.
Fairview Jaycees had charge of
the picnic lunch, which was serv-
ed afterward in the Fairview
Civic Center.
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considerable smoke damage.
There was also damage to equip
ment and to some stock, but the
office and records were not hurt.
No estimate of the amount of the
damage was available, pending
arrival of insurance adjustors, but
the loss is reported to be covered
by insurance.