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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
WEST COAST SPOTLIGHT
BY IL. BRocKENBURY

IN THE STRIKE ZONE This is good time for all to start
Emmett Ashford umpire
What does have to do prove himself? According
published reports the five colored players
getting something like this $4,000; Maury
Wills $4,000 Johnny Rosboro $4,000
WINE DAVIS Inc Dodsers never nave paid any big salaries
SO suppose the at least getting living wages
Some people think that Orlando
his demands for some real money 1t said the San Francisco
Giants whO only paying Negroes
really WORTHY have offered him sSH year,
bringing him $S7O
Orlando thinks he's worth right
1t takes time to the
strides,
is the most popular the Giants with
support point Hank
Aaron reported getting year.
Eddie Matthews $500 SPAIN;
Banks perhaps the Chicago Cubs greatest
ting the Hank think
we'll what's the use they're happy, crying
with my rs cents per week? But
EstOn Howard the Wagner Of Angels
have returned their writing
be pretty bargaining position Angels
be without even Negro payer3
was glad to the Angels decent bonus Negro
week for signing It's so seldom that Negroes are the lists Of
big bonus players when look
top 10 elder the astar they're usually
cent Negro representation How come?
Am glad that after 81 straight operation
bgotry
Jim Crow? Let this be a lesson for all to
Casey sengel made big mistake not hiring
his assistant Chuck can make any weak manager look good
Speaking Sengels Nets
to beat Felix Manla for shortstop Felix
number players who are too good for the minors but not quite good
enough ardom the Other Negroes
this would like Noble
Andre Rodgers Roberts, Welmaker
Stevens Durham Bob Thurman
Drake OF Davis Thurman and Wilson mite
after they had passed their peaks
What going break the ice with Negro In the
maors9 Pittsburgh, which a
at Columbus So silly for them let guys like
Robinson Monte Dolby many
baseball when they could Now
being unfair blaming And
when tell that follow with think
who white who didn't get type of chance the
after they ered-Oude Of possibly Carl FurIO And whose
fault that9
Wiie Something Else When the daies listed the
that the Angeles Blades have become such
big one-Wie
Willie easily the most popular skater team,
keeps n frenzy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
Milwaukee BowIers
Defeat Twin CRY
BowIerS BV 8 Pins

The visiting Milwaukee bowlers
came to the Twin Cities Saturday,
Feb. 10 for match games with the
Twin City Bowlers Guild and won
a narrow victory by eight pins.
The matched were South Bowl
ers Lanes at 42nd and Blooming
ton.
Milwaukee and the Twin Cities
compete for a Little Brown Jug
trophy which If won three times
becomes the permanent possession
of the winning team.
Art Moore of Minneapolis had
the highest individual score of the
tournament.
He rolled games of 233, 2O2 and
204 for a total Of 639.
The Twin City team rolled 2735
actual, not enough to defeat Mil
waukee with its 2743 score.
The top men team for the Twin
Cities was composed of Jack Ad-
ans, captain, Thad Toombs, James
Lassley, Art Moore, and Howard
Barrett.
The top Milwaukee mems team
was captained by w. Coleman.
Other members Ray Howard, D.
Smith, w. Cainion and c. Agins.
Top Twin City women's team is
captained by Lauretta Moore, with
:other members Cathy Toombs,
Betty Adams, Matte Hill and Ber-
etta House.
Milwaukee's top team was cap
tanned by Ora Howe. Other MEM
bers were Jean Brown, Ora Cooley,
Shirley Agins, and Bonnie" Lynch.
The Twin City Guild plans to go
to Milwaukee in a few months to
bowl the teams there in match
play.
Virgil Harris is publicity man for
the Guild tournaments.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
Suit Claiming
Willie Mays. Brings
Quick Giunt Action

San Francisco (ANP) - In an
attempt to force the San Francisco
Giants baseball club to satisfy a
judgement of $1,880.96, Melvin
Belh, an attorney, last week OBJ
tanned a court writ in which he
laid claim to part ownership of
the teams most important tangle
asset-Willie avs.
The unusual claim included
Mays, the highest paid player in
baseball at 100000, and several
other Giants assets of much lesser
value. The other items included
bats, balls, gloves, uniforms and
bar whiskey.
The writ filed by Belli and ap-
proved by the court was to force
the Giants to repay the $1,SS0.96
judgement ordered by a Municipal
Court last Jan. %. The Municipal
Court had ordered the Giants to
repay Belli $1,597 he spent for a
1860 season box at Candlestick
Park. The difference up to 81 $780,
90 is believed to represent interest
on the 1887.
Belli complained in the original
suit the Candlestick box was too
cold for him to use the tickets. He
contended also that an advertised
radiant heating system had failed
to work.
However, Belli said he got no
cooperation from the Giants until
he filed the writ, including the
services of Mays.
The Giants answered the writ by
posting a bond for $3.50, double
the amount of the judgement and
won a stay Of execution.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16

Team High Single Game: Just
Rite Barbecue, s99; Brooks Fun
eral Home, 839 and Grove Finance,
ITO.
Team High Series: Just Rite
Barbecue, 2483; Brooks Funeral
Home, 2462 and Grove Finance,
1921.
Individual High Single Game:
Madge Jackson and Marion jack
son, 1872; Jane Lee, 1876 and Callie
Fowler, 1873.
Individual High Series: Callie
Fowler, 512; Jane Lee, sol and
Georgia Fowler, 484.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
NORTHERN LIGHTS
February 10


It is hoped that the persons hav-
ing the position of Captain of a
bowling team in a regular ABC
approved league would keep
books" This is not only for the
benefit of the team, but helps i'm
measurably the statistician to keep
his books.
Some pattern of bookkeeping
and score keeping should be fol-
lowed to ensure that the records
are standardized. The methods of
handicapping and scoring should
be decided before the season be-
gins as should the rules governing
substitutes. These questions and
methods of procedure are usually
brought before the league by
rules committee and voted upon by
the members. 1t is highly import
ant that Captains be present at all
meetings to learn what is being
done in regards to the action taken
by the league. An accurate ac-
count of games and or points won
and lost should be must for each
Captain and the Captain who does
not perform these duties is grossly
amiss in his function as Captain.
Miss Nettie Williams of Detroit
was a guest at NIB Saturday as
was Anne Brown and Leona Gil
more who were first nighters."
Freddie Slemmons Is now a
member of the Woodland team re-
placing Pecolia Simmons. Rochelle
Berry, attractive daughter of Bar
bara made her first visit. Dolly AL
sup was giving moral support to
hubby Frank: Harley Morris, Jr.,
Robt. and James Morris and Larry
Arlington were bowling. Lemo
Pinkney was busy writing-Max-
inc Winfield made an interested
on-looker. Judy and Jeffrey Robin
son, Jackie" Glanton, Mango
Pleasant and her little friend Maui
reen Scott completed the list of
small fry"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
TWIN CITIES LADIES
February 6

A heart-warming note from Bes-
sic James, Pullum Of Compton
California this week tells us that
Bessie is league bowling again
Formerly a member Of Janssen's
team of the Ladies" league. Bes-
sic sent three score sheets to show
what she is doing bowling-wise
as of January 22nd her team was
in first place in a fourteen team
league bowling out of Sportsman
Bowl.
Evelyn Henderson is hospitalized
and "Coby" Banks is out of the city
so Tues. Just Rite had two SUBS
Sue Washington and Edna Judy
Joe Black, Henry Jackson and A.
J. Lewis were in the gallery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway 5-S373

c. Fowler, 400; L. Thomas, 1913 and
G. Canton, 4s3.
Team High Single Game: B & B
Trucking. $50; Sally & Jays, 955
and Old Southern Bar-B-Q, e33.
Team High Series: Sally & Jays,
2750; Woodlands, 2737 and B & B
Trucking, 1880.
"B" League
Individual High Single Game,
Men: J. Black, 209; H. Morris, 1919
and B. johnson, 1872.
Individual High Series, Men:
J. Black, $50; Buchanan, 500 and
H. Morris, 485.
Individual High Game, Women:
M. Russell, 179; A. Young, 173 and
P. Black, 169.
Team High Series, Women: M.
Russell, 504; P. Black, 1853 and M.
Tatum, 452.
Team High Single Game: Palm
Cleaners, 928; Bedell Trucking,
9O2 and Olson Highway Drugs,
S59.
Team High Series: Palm Clean
ers, 1928; Varnados, 2436 and
Bedell Trucking, 2416.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
Prentice GoUff Begins
Teaching Job

III OkIQnOT1u lily
Oklahoma City (ANP) - Prem
tice Gautt, former star fullback or
the University of Oklahoma foot
ball team, was hired as a substi.
tute school teacher last week BY
the board of education.
He will teach science and biol
ogy, Gautt was one of "a substi
tute teachers hired by the schoo
board.
The athlete who has been play
ing professional football since his
graduation is currently halfbach
with the st. Louis Cardinals.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
PINBUSTERS
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Series: Frank and
Carter, 27O6; Happy Hour, 2647
and EZ Lanes, 2610.
Team High Single Game: EZ
Lanes, 963; Happy Hour, 942 and
Frank and Carter, 929.
Individual High Series: w. Be
dell, $50; L. Mammen, SAT and E.
Clark, 545.
Individual High Single Game:
w. Bedell, 213; E. Clark, 211 and
]. Norris, 210.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16
TEN STRIKE
February 9

Team High Single Game: us
Upholstering, 1011 and Ted Biesr
985.
Team High Series: us. Uphol-
STEERING, 1882; Ted Bies, 2736 and
Sun-Observer, 2709,
Individual High Single Game;
HOWE Barrett, 257 and Charles
Lam, 216.
Individual High Series: Howie
Barrett, 677; Jack Hyatt, SOB and
Arthur Moore, COL.
All bowlers who wish informa-
ton about the various tournaments
as to time, place, dates and dead
lines should contact their Abe and
WIBC Secretaries or Presidents.
You will be assured Of accurate
information personally, whereby
YOU can make your plans for en-
tering. All tournaments are Abe
sanctioned open to any and all
sanctioned bowlers who qualify.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
"a" League
Individual High Single Game,
Men: S. Canton, 220; w. Berry,
214 and B. Green, 211.
Individual High Series, Men:
S. Canton, SIS; R. Lewis, 562 and
B. Green, 562.
Individual High Game, Women:
e. Judy, 1s9; L. Thomas, 1877 and
A. Bailey, 1S1.
Individual High Series, Women:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-16

Team High Single Game: Jets,
9O2; Tiger Sharks, s89 and Rockets
861.
Team High Series: Jets, 26S7;
Tiger Sharks, 1855 and Rockets
2493.
Individual High Series, Men:
E. Clark, $50; w. Pierson, SOB and
J. Norris, 491.
Individual High Single, Men:
E. Clark, 224; w. Pierson, 1875 and
J. Norris, 1876.
Individual High Series, Women:
A. Stevenson, 4S4; c. Norris, 472
and c. Harris, 426.
Individual High Single, Women:
"A. Stevenson, 1872; C.. Harris, 161
and C. Norris, 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08
CONN. AVE. PARK

HILLANDALE
Custom-built. brk., center-hall ram
bier, 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
LUXURY AND CHARM
Firepl. in hv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
full walk-out bsmt., over ia-acre
lot.
Dir: N. H. ave. to 10000 and
open sign.
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STYLISH AND SMART
Built-in garage, lge. screened porch,
over u acre wooded lot.
Dir: N. H. ave. to Powder Mill I'd,
right to Sweetbrier left to Kimber-
ly, right to 1906 and our open
sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08
Perrywood Estates
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NEW ROUTE 90 AREA-TRuY 4
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ing 3 twin-size bedrooms viii
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carport. Lovely la-acre lot. Onij
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ABLE, INCLUDING 4-BEDROON
COLONIAL.
DIRECTIONS: Out new Rte. 90 II
Greencastle I'd, left to Old Column.
bia pike, left to Wood ave. ant
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08
LANGLEY PARK

LIST offering Of this big 4-bedrm.,
2-bath, potential brk. Cape Cod.
BE THE FIRST TO SEE
, fireplaces, liv. rm. and walk-out
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bus, schools and shops, full price
Just SIS.750.
Dir: Univ. blvd. to Navahoe to-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

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OIL. 6-sS6s. ofc. SO, GA. AFRO
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
i bet my neighbor,
and | WOn...With
SanLuiS Brand Seed!"

you bet I'm proudl / bet my
neighbor I'd have a higher stand
of alfalfa last year than he would
and / wonl
Didn't tell him I'd planted San
Luis Brand alfalfa seed. just let
hum watch that carefully-selected,
fast-growing seed develop into tall,
deep-rooted alfalfa. And / got lust
the kind Of alfalfa / needed for green
manure. A seed that would really
build up my soil-that's what | got
with San Luis Brand. I'm sure Iyn
increase my corn yield this year.
'Here'sanother tip. You compliant
this special-purpose seed for either
hay or plow-down purposes. Yes.
slr-you can bet on San Luis Brand
alfalfa seed-the best of the nom
hardy, green manure alfalfa"
Act fastl The supply is limited.
Book your San Luis Brand alfalfa
noU-another fine member of the
Rancher family Of products-for
the coming season.
See Us FOR San Iuis Brund oIFoIfu seed.
MS CAPTAIN GREEN rrsosed
your sure align OF greater proffsI
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
Airport News

daughters are now flying as ste
wardesses for Frontier Airlines
after having completed their 3
week Stewardess training course
in Denver.
Miss Michels S. Bornheim is the
daughter of Mrs. V. Jean Sievers
of Louis, Missouri. She is a grad
uate of Billings Senior High and
attended Eastern Montana College
in Billings.
Miss Lynn c. Settles is the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Roy F.
Settles of 1851 Anderson Avenue
in Billings. She is a graduate of
Billings Senior High.
Miss Judith 1. Mercer is the
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Har-
old l.. Mercer of 307 Second Ave
nue. Southeast in Sidney. She is a
graduate of Sidney High School
and attended Brigham Young
University in Provo. Utah and
Eastern Montana College in Bill
lings.
All three girls will be based in
Billings.
= q 3 =
The sign welcome to Sidney,
Basketball Capital of Montana
is back on display at the local
airport after Coach Haugen's
Eagles romped through the State
Tournament. Two Sidney B team
players, Ray Hartman and Kent
Marman, were out here bright
and early Sunday to dig the sign
out of the hangar.
= 4 = = &
Another Frontier Travel Tip -
Leave Sidney 10:46 am. - Ar
rive Chicago 700 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
st. Matthews School
To Hold Book Fair
During Library Week

st. Matthew School will hold a
Book Fair during Montana
Library Week, the first week of
April.
There will be a wide variety of
books on sale. In children's books
there will be books of fiction,
biography, science. and history,
as well as religious books. Books
on high school and adult level
will also be displayed.
The purpose of the Book Fair
is to give all an opportunity to see
good books and buy books for
gifts and general reading. All are
welcome to come. The times are:
Monday, April 2, 1880 to 900 pm.
in connection with Home and
School meeting; on April 3, 4 and
5 from $3.50 to 4:30; and on Sun
day, April 8. from 200 to 4:30 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
CITY COUNCIL
news

The Sidney City Council award.
ed the Simpson Drilling Co. of
Malta. the contract to drill a new
city well 10 a depth of ITO feet, at
the meeting Monday evening in
City Hall. The amount of the con-
tract was $4,000. Work on drilling
of a test hole to the same depth
of ITO feet, is expected to start
within 10 days of notification of
the Company, or about April /.
When the results of the test hole
r known. the Council will ne
gotiate with the Company regard
ing the amount of flow to be sup
piled by the new well.
The Council also passed a Re-
solution of Intent to create a new
Special Improvement District
which would apply a reseal coat
to the original paving area form
erly embodied in Dist. 10. The
original paving was laid down in
1941-42 and payments have been
completed. The re-seal work
would help to protect the original
pavement, which is beginning to
wear badly. The Council also plans
to improve the under ground
drainage on Lincoln Ave. in the
west part of Sidney, by laying
large underground perforated pipe
beneath the paving, and filling
with gravel. The pipe would emp
ty into the irrigation lateral north
of Holly st. thus taking care of
excess water in the area, which
has caused constant trouble in
maintaining the present pavement.
The Council also accepted the
resignation of Officer Wilbur Cor
nelia from the city police force,
effective Immediately. Cornelia
has said he plans to file for the
office of Richland County Sheriff.
Councilmen also received cop
les OF the petitions for the new
city hall. which they will help to
circulate. Some petitions are al
ready in circulation, and have
about $50 of the necessary 300
signatures, Mercer said.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
Supt. Of
Schools Talks At
Kiwanis Luncheon

Mrs. Mable ErnSter, Richland
County's Superintendent of Pub
lie schools. explained the pro-
blems which confront school dis
tricts which seek to consolidate
and reorganise, at the meeting of
the Sidney Kiwanis Club Thurs
day at their luncheon in the La
londe Hotel. Mrs. Ernster ex-
planned the ground work which
must be done before such consol-
idation, taking into consideration
factors brought out in the report
by a state committee. Important
factors which must be considered
include the need for a school in
an area, access roads, and whether
consolidation will improve educa-
ton for the pupils attending. as
well as differences in costs per
pupil. Naming and numbering of
Districts is also a factor, and
often the people tend to cling to
a familier name from sentiment.
She used a chart to show location
of districts and their boundaries,
and changes in boundary lines.
A tendency toward consolida-
ton in Richland County has re-
suited in a decrease in the number
of schools, from 40 a few years
ago, to the present number of %.
This includes n school, River
view. which will open this month,
and run through the summer. One
other school, Midway, is expected
to reopen next September, bring
ing the number 10 "a. Another dis
trict joint district. not presently
operating, will be abandoned and
will be absorbed into the Savage
District.
Most of the consolidated schools
become two room schools, she
said, with enrolment of 38 to 40
pupils, although one has So.
Achievement tests have showed
gains by pupils, indicating better
education. and teacher loads have
been lightened since each teacher
has only four grades. Per pupil
costs have also dropped.
Guests at the meeting were
Loren Hagen of Williston, N. D.,
and Key Club members Melvin
Leland and Ron Rounce.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
San Luis
Brand Alfalfa

The Alfalfa that pays you UP to
approximately S11.00 per acre
in added Nitrogen.
San Luis Brand Alfalfa seed is
an especially selected variety
proven best of the green
manure Alfalfas.
Tall. fsst-growing San Luis
Brand, when plowed down the
first fall after seeding will add
UP to 80 lbs. or more Nitrogen,
plus a ton to two tons of
organic matter - increase fol-
lowing corn yields up to is
bushels or more per acre.
In terms of Nitrogen added to
your soil this means that you
can get the equivalent of al
most 200 lbs. of 45-0-0 by plow-
ing down San Luis Brand
Alfalfa the first year.
FURTHER ADDED BENEFITS
FROM SAN LUIS BRAND:
/. IL tons of organic matter
per acre 10 your soil.
2. Hay insurance - if hay is
needed in fall. you can
take ! TO 2 tons of hay or
Craze.
3. San Luis Brands deep
penetrating roots break up
plow pan and compaction.
improve aeration and
drainage.
All San Luis Brand Alfalfa is
warranted lst qualifY-99.50%
pure. 900 termination.
San Luis Brand Alfalfa can help
you to get the most profit on
your capital investment-your
land.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
Legal Notices


CALL FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Trustees of High School District No.
z, Dawson County. Richey, Montana.
that they Will receive sealed bids. adj
dressed to the District Clerk. up to
80 p. NJ, April 4, 1862, for the fol-
lowing:
One School Bus with a seating ca
pacity for ~ students. according to
the bus specifications and standards of
the State of Montana.
Two separate bids are requested.
One for the bus including trade-in Of
the District owned 1855 international
Ia Ton 35 passenger bus and one
without the trade-in.
Bids are to be made only on the
bidding forms which can be obtained
from the Clerk of said District
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY Order of the Board Of Trustees.
High School District No. 2, Dawson
County, Richey, Montana.
Dated this nth day of March, 1862.
by Mrs. Odway III. Durfey, Clerk.
High School District No. 2. Richey,
Montana.
publish March 81 = 28)
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
SADDLE CLUB TO SPONSOR
PUBLIC FAMILY DINNER &
DANCE FRI. MAR. % AT VIEW

e The Sidney Saddle Club is Spon-
iSorh1g a Family Dinner Dance
Friday, March % at the VFW club
dal in Sidney. The dinner will
start at $50 D. m, which will be
followed with a dance, music fur
niShed by The Lanterns at 900.
This is a family affair and the
public is invited. Members of all
Saddle Clubs in outlying districts
are especially given a cordial in
vitation to attend. A fee of $3.50
per family Ono matter how large)
will be taken UP.
Special accordion music by
Mary Lee LalOlde and Kathy
Yockim will be an added attrac-
aion.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
THE BEST PART:

In terms of Nitrogen
added to your soil,
Rancher Drank M a r k
III will add to your soil
the equivalent of almost
300 lbs. of 1900 when
plowed at the end of the
second year, Meanwhile
delivering 3 to 5 tons of
high quality hay per
acre the second year.
Further added benefits
from Rancher Mark III:
l. 3-5 tons of organic matter
per acre added TO your soil
blowing fall second year.
z. Hay insurance - If hay is
needed in fall. you can take
3 10 5 tons of hay or Craze.
3. Rancher Brand Mark HIS
deep penetrating roots
break up pillow pan and
compaction. improve aer-
alton and drainage.
All Rancher B d
Mark III is warranted
LIST quality = 99.50%o
pure, 900 termination.
Rancher Brand Mark
III can help you to get
the most profit on your
capital investment
your land.
*Flandria Alfalfa - VERY high
yielding, fast recovering
French variety. Seed IS
very scarce.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
Palmer ID. NOrby
Top Salesman In
Salt Lake Zone

Palmer d. Norby of Gem City
Motor, Sidney, Mont, has been
named the top Chevrolet salesman
in the Salt Lake zone.
As winner of the company's an
nual competition he will be in
stalled as president of the Legion
of Leaders Honor Club at a ban
quet in Elko. Nev., Friday, April
9th.
Norby headed a list of lit re-
tail statesmen in the zone who
qualified for Legion membership
through outstanding sales accom-
plishmentS in 1861.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-21
EASTERN MONTANA
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TO CONVENE HERE

The Eastern Montana Funeral
Directors Association will hold its
Spring Convention at the Lalonde
Hotel here April 8. Registration
will begin at 800 pm. Dick JAMS
sen of Miles City, acting for the
Association has sent notices of the
convention to all members.