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Evening star., 1962-04-29
Party Tonight
ToAid Brifo

Gene Brito's friends ano
well-wishers VIII gather at the
Gaslight Club tonight to help
swell the fund for the former
Redskins star who IS ailing in
a West Coast Hospital.
Tickets for "a Night at the
GaSlight Club" sponsored by
the Touchdown Club, can be
purchased at the door of the
club, 1920 Sixteenth street
NV. The price is IS. More than
200 advance tickets have been
purchased. The party is sched-
uled to start at 7 o'clock.
A number of football players
and officials from the Red
skins will be present.
Brito, a star defensive end
for the Redskins for seven
years before being traded to
the Los Angeles Rams in the
winter of 1858, is suffering
from a neuro-muscular diSor-
der. His condition has not i'm
proved.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Goldman Reaches
SemifinuI Round
In Friends Tennis

Ron Goldman, seeded No.
and representing the host team
advanced to the semifinal round
Of the Sidwell Friends School,
Invitational tennis tournament
by defeating John Clark, also
Of Friends, 6-3, 6-3, in an inter-
scholastic quarterfinal round
match yesterday.
The semifinal rounds of both
the interscholastic division anc
the division for boys 16-and-
under. will be played Monday
at Friends starting at $3.50 pm
Yesterdays results:
Third Round -Interscholasti Division
Parker tGy. IreR6 gurn dsf sFr,se6nSI' aUw7f
Gould Waiter Johnsonj def. Barton
(Montgomery-Biair) 81, 60: Stickney
walter Johnson def. Dennis Lam
Quarter-finaI Round
SeSaE de1snan srsns ss Oates dtt Se paiFel GiaTl
90. SO: stick;ney del. Gould. 10. 80
Friends). 6-3, Ga.
Boys Under I6
Quarterfinal. Round
Goeltz leland def. Thomson tEpis;
def. wilkes tYorktownl. g.. g.; Muir
copaD. 6-3. 81: Dell Gandonj def
Irish Geland), g., g..
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Episcopal Wins
Third Track Meet

FRONT ROYAL. Va. April
% tSpeciaD Episcopal High
School won its third track meet
in five tries here today by de-
feati ng Randolph Macon
Academy, 1854.
Max Chapman, halfback on
the Stars All Metropolitan
football team, set a school rec
ord by throwing the discus
155 feet 5 inches. This bet
tered Charlie Nelson's mark of
1919 set in 1856.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
4Co-Chuirmen
Appointed for
Interfuith Game

General Chairman Alexander
Dematatis has appointed four
co-chairmen to assist him in
directing the sixth annual In
terfaith baseball night, June
26 at D. C. Stadium. The Sen
ators and Athletics will meet
in the game, a regularly Sched-
uled league contest.
Eddie RoSenblum of B'nai
Birth, Harvey H. Miller of the
Knights Of Columbus. William
J. Liverman of Almas Temple
and Nicholas S. DemaS Of the
Order of Ahepa, are the newly
appointed co-chairmen. Their
four organizations are co-spon-
soring the affair. which en-
phasizes fellowship among men
of all races and creeds.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
TURNING POINT OF A CAREER
Golf on Silver Platter
Paid Off for BrowneII

representative for a typewriter
manufacturer, is retired. He
and Bob's mother now live in
Key West. They made their
home for 40 years on Georia
avenue near Walter Reed. The
boys went to Takoma Elemen-
tary. Paul Junior High and
Roosevelt High.
Jim started the golf team at
Roosevelt and formed the first
golf team at Maryland. He did
not take to tournament play
the way his younger brother
did. He is now the largest
dairy farmer in Loudoun
County, Va" Bob says, with a
note of pride.
Bobby was faced with another
turning point when he was a
senior at Duke. Il broke my leg
the previous year and was out
of golf for one year" he says.
That gave me an extra year
of eligibility. Religion was a re-
quired course for graduation.
BY not taking religion l could've
come back the following year.
Coach Dumpy Hagler-he'S still
there-wanted me to do that,
with the idea of turning pro.
Well, l decided against turning
pro"
Instead, Brownell took the
required course, was graduated
with his class and Joined the
FBI as an agent. Later he gave
UP the FBI job to join his golf
ing partner, Ralph Bogart, in
the insurance business.
Brownell lives in Parkwood
with his wife. Elise, a Bethesda
girl he met at Duke. They have
four children.
AS for not having turned pro.
BroWnell says: That was the
best decision I ever made in
my life In spite of the ups and
downs of the insurance buSi-
ness, III take it any day to pro
golf. l have my own business. a
home here, a place at the
beach. The kids are going to
school here, not living on a
highway in a trailer. Every
thing is all here and in one
piece"
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Hoyos Edge indians

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, April
% (AP.-Bill McConilouge and
Norm Fredericks won the final
doubles match, 7-5, 6-1, over
William & Mary's Remy Aran-
off and jim Delaney to give
the Hoyas a 5-4 tennis victory
here today.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Pim|ico Opens
.12-DayMeet
On Saturday

BALTIMORE, April % (Spe-
'cial) -Pimlico, Americas Sec
ond oldest race track, opens its
146th meeting Saturday at
Q pm.
The spring session will run
only IL days and concludes Sat-
rday, May 10, with the $780,
000-added PreakneSs, second
Jewel of racing's Triple Crown
It will be the 86th running.
Laurel closes its 28-day ses-
sion Thursday. No racing is
scheduled Friday.
One Ozark" Day
Tuesday, May 8, is the only
scheduled dark" day during
the two-week meeting, which
winds up the Maryland spring
racing schedule which began al
Bowie February 9.
One hundred and sixty three
three-year-olds are eligible fol
the mile and-three-S sixteenth;
Preakness, including three OF
four notable colts who are pass
ing UP the Kentucky Derby two
weeks earlier.
Riggs First Sake
Opening Pimlico's sprin g
stand will be the $l0,000-added
Riggs Handicap, a mile-and-
an-eighth test on the grass.
The $4,000 added Black
Eyed Susan Stakes for 3-year-
old fillies is scheduled May 18,
the day before the Preakness,
Although Pimlico will run in
opposition to Garden State,
several prominent stables have
moved here from Gulfstream
Park.
Evening star., 1962-04-29


Modern Iago tROtII $50 .. 20
RonS Boy tClaIkD 90
Miney MyerSon. scatha. Prize Flsnt.
Composite, Reb's Roe, Nooress. Time.
! :242s.
2d-S35OO; cling; Ayr. & up; fur.
Striking Force (RotID $50 800 $50
lnvincible tBOland) $50 90
Running Wolf tYcaIa) 800
Mr.. Hadera, Miss saggy. I'chlng
Palm; With Dignity, Tall Boy. Time,
l:l225.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000
3d-S4 900; mon. 3-yr.; & fur.
kIn klnE Denny Sellers Sellers so d.@ 3.30 80
Notch. Lishtning Gun, Tit For TAT,
Scenic South. Ring -A-Leer!o, Away
With You. Time. l:l2.
4th-S4.50O; alv.; @-yr.: ) fur.
Affectionately (BaeLaJ 100 $40 200
Tamanrasset (Adamsl $40
Comic Relief, Moonlight Sail, Edmar,
charspiv. Time. 0:59is.
5th-S4 200; cling; Ayr. & up; : fur.
NiequeSt (YcaIa) 1.6O 30 3.2O
Wild Dare (SeIlersD 1000 l.6O
FLYING Trouble (Bolsnd) $40
Gameus, Titurnium, Runspurtytoo,
Intensive, Our Bucky, Woodford County.
South Pole, Converted. Time, l:23l5.
6th-S5,5OO; aIw.: J-yr. & up; ! mi.
snow Dune tfOtZl $50 300 300
Sunrise Flight 'Ruane) 100 800
FlanE Dang BaeLAD 800
Ruffy, a Comic, Clever Hand, Bar
racho j. J Matey. Time, 30.
Fitzsimmons entry.
7th-S75, 600 added; GRAY Lag Handi-
cap: 3-yr e. up; la mi.
AmbiOpOiSe OUsSeryl 1910 800 go
Garry Back CYcaZaD 40 $50
Beau Prince adams 1880
GlobemaSter, Guadalcanal W
Flushing, Hillsboroush, Yorktown, Up
Scope, Black Thumper. Time, I ~.
Sth-S4, 800; alv.; 3-yr.: mi.
COmbien tUsSery l?2O 100 80
Sy-W CSellerSD 900 G.SO
Vitality (ClarkD 40
Piper's Lad. Escapat, SHINY Button,
Rae Raja, Count J. D., Pan Dancer,
Royal Endeavor. Time l.36.
9th-S3,90O: cling; 3-yr. fur.
Red Vines tBaeIa) $50 40 3.IO
Adam Henry (PierceD $40 ilO
Darndaren LrenaTd) $40
Black and White, SeamstresS, Bank
er Bob, Iron Core, Wild Duck, Golden
Reward. Time, l:llI5.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
DOUBLE RETURNS
S2,253 ON COAST

SAN BRUNO. CALF,
April % (APD-A So,
253.20 daily double-big-
gest in Tanforan's history
was made possible here
today by triumph of a 99-1
shot.
Splash O'Star paid
5000 to win in the second
race. That coupled with
Tough (S27.60), winner of
the first.
Thirty-eight bettors put
50 on the winning COM
bination.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Gurden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

ny tHe ASSOClhtcu FItSS
1st-S3,5OO; cling; Ayr. e. up; fur
Temple Temp, tBaTrowl E, "3."O sd0 "a 5's0 So
Petc'S Income, Johnny Blue. Doi!ys
Moment. Lap DOG, Count Bull. Dix
Baneins Dan ban. Time. I:lfis' AAAD'''
@d-S4 900: cling; 3-yr.; 6 fur.
Pilot John Grant $50 i.GO 90
Spinning Rod Blum $3.50 800
.Affu Aiiitesss' River sharp. Star sailor
Harry Shannon, Joyful Star, Science
Major, Brother Yountz, Capital Linz
tied. Star of Stars. Time. llO's.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI1I.IO
3d-S4 900; alw. "-yr: > fur
You Rascal You tC'ej $50 2.6o $50
4 Rambunc ctious tCh'ersl $50
Ase dvr q crisis ,l Sia5m S9i2nel cd.lsyS Rqs9
Biioxis Best Time, O:5Sis.
Bond-Erlsnger entry.
tthEs4 900; cling; 1-yr. up; IL nj ri
Ivy LeaEuer tBroOkS go 29H
Honey's Tiger (CulmOne) 10
Scope, Michelly, Planning Prince
Heels of Gold, General Quarters.
5th-s4 900; cling; 3ooy55G; IL IL mi.
TrayeIin' Gal tGilliganD I.SO $50
BaFbs' Ring Brooks $50
Terrible Tedd. Royal Score. Lark
Hill. Duple Pupil Time. l:4GiS.
6th-SIO.OO0; alw: Ayr. q up; fur.
I've Got Rhyt'm tCh's) 500 3.?O 40
Will Ye blum 800 ?.S0
Rare Rice CGilligan) $50
Tuscan Spy. Poor Soul, Mr.. Thor,
Outrigger. Time, l:09's
7th-S25, 900 added; Delaware Valley
Stakes: 3-yr.: fur.
Nassau Hall (Gilligan) go 2.60 ?.?0
Green Ticket (Guerinl 30 ?.?0
DedimOud tBrOokS) ?.20
Floridian Bay, Krowbar. Proud Fox,
Hand Stand. Time, l:O92S.
Sth-S5,O0O; alw.; Ayr. g. up: l mi.
20 yds.
Injun (Monacell) 1910 900 $50
August Sun BARROW 1850 1880
Fango (Thornburg 11.60
Swift Sands, Lord Gregor, Mr. Ge-
gotist. Rebel Fire, Raison, Miss J. G.,
Frimanaha. Time, l:40ts.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
O'ConneII Rips
Wakefield, 14-4

Jim Morrow and Dick Solan
combined to pitch a four-hitter
yesterday as O'Connell High
School trounced Wakefield, Ia
4, at Bluemont Field.
The Knights unlaashed a IA
hit attack and scored in every
inning but the first in winning
their sixth victory against
three defeats.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Stuart Defects CIV
On Cutcher's Homer

Catcher Joe Cunningham hit
a solo home run in the third
inning and John Hubble and
Richard Pickeral combined for
a two-hitter as Jeb Stuart High
School defeated George Wash
ington. 80. in a Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League base
ball game at Stuart. The win
.ners now have a Al record
while CIV is 40.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
RACE CHARTS AT LAUREL

Copyrighted. 1862, by Triangle Publications, IncD
FIRST RACE-Purse; $500: 3-year-ods; claiming; 8
Winner, A. serios b. T. g. by Piping Rock-Delibertuty.
Trainer j. Serio jr VaueS-S1, ,625, $500, $3.50. SIPS
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Bulls Defeated, 11-S
By Newport News

Newport News Apprentice
School rallied for six runs in
the last three innings to defeat
Bulls Prep, 11-8, in baseball
yesterday at Bulls Prep. It was
the Silver Spring schools
fourth loss in seven games.
APPRENTICE 201 OO2 3O3-l1 l3 1
BULLS PREP 321 900 OO2- IA {
Parker, Epperson ~ and Saunders
wilkins t6); Reid and ParchinSki HH
Mathews tNN', 9th, one on; Reid
(Bullis), End. one on.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Terps BIonked
BY Deucons, so

WINSTON-SALEM, April %
(AP).-A couple of Pats
Dowen and Williams--teamed
up today to lead Wake Forest
to a SO victory over Maryland
in an Atlantic Coast Confer
ence game here.
Mcdowell, the second Wake
Forest pitcher to go the route
this season, held the Terps to
six hits and was never in seri-
GUS trouble.
Williams supplied the big
stick for the Deacons, driving
in three runs and stalking his
battery mate to the edge he
needed.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

$500. TIGHT HOLD $3.50, sI240 HANcMAN's MOOSE,
$40.
SECOND RACE = Purse $1,000; 4-year -oids and up;
claiming furongs. Post a02 off at once: start good
driving Winner D. o. Causeys ch. g. Z, by Arise
Miss Pgta Trainer, E. R. Causey Values-Sl 625, $500
$50. S125 Time, 1:124s.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

2d-S1 900; 4 yrs, up; cling: so fur
Patuxant Pr'ce D'dsonl go 3.6O $50
Black Ape sGbaTdellO $40 ESQ $50
Haste Countess: Weepers Joy. Ad-
miral Al, Happy Tiger, Thornlea Jet,
crom Dubh. Pinchcon. Time. 1895.
DAILY DOUBLE U-a) PAID sII3.sO
sd-s1,1Oo; 4 yrs & up; claim; 8
M'rtI C,mbr CDn, 1000 $50 $40
Bet He Will (Pappas) 300
Irene Terres, Dals Gal, Bayle's Boy,
Sweet Juanita, Whirling Nurse. AggeT,
Gibson 10. Time. l:l4+s.
4th-S1.4OO; 3-yr -olds; cling: 6 fur.
Sensatico &C. Clark SEQ SEQ 96O
Big Fire (Secatellol 800 2Sa
Shenstone Maid tRtonl 800
damo. Touraco. Boysenberry, Rosylyn.
Time. l:l5aS.
5th RACE-Purse. Sl.lOO. 4 yrs. old
and up; claiming: 6 furlongs.
Fnrsy. f%ss fsss Bos 6:2sdo SaPs fsS fsS $sS sS
charbern. Brieht Bindo. All BIN
bo. Desboroueh. Singapore Sling. Rum
pus Room. Time 1:l4's.
9Th RACE-Purse. Sl.I00: 4 yrs. ole
and up; claiming; l mile
Red Arrow (Smith) $50 $50 2l0
Head Dancer (verrone) 7.2O 100
Luck tn Irish (HansOnl $50
Ere Beau, Pleasure Time, Gray Mo-
ments. Bill Pac. Pen Case, Chalkey
Leo. Time :439s.
eth RAcE-Purse, s1,1oo: yrs. old
and up: claiming: mile.
Blos'm Maid tW'kley)9.8 90 i.?O go
Foamy (W. Sollars) $50 $40
Lemoyne (McCadden) 200
Soft Glow. Bo Loflard. Miss Easton,
North Irish Natural Reward. This Day.
Time. l:442s.
Sth RkCE-Purse. $500: 4 yrs old
and up: allowance; | mile
R'b'n R'nie (M. G'n) $50 100 "."O
Ware IL. Reynoldsl 10 30
King In Charge Davidson) 40
Rays Hill, Mr.. Sag. HeroGeS, Sea
Hymn. Time IT,
Twin Double: UO-9-I-9 paid sI.23?
c!2 Persons Participated
ot.-sl 500: yrs. & up; cling; !
mile 3 furlongs.
Red Chief French) 6.6O RIO $50
Route Step (KendleD i.iO 800
ROYAL Rob &C. NJ. Clark $40
Flyway Flyer. Jimmy A. Simoom
Hish Joan, Bright Daze' Magic Mouse.
AttttHefndance2s.5sl. item Handle-s44e.s $50
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Eagles Hammer
a Teacher HurIers

American UniverSity's base
ball team raked four District
Teachers College pitchers for
l9 hits and a 25-3 victory yes
terday at American. The Eagles
were aided by IL errors.
1t was AUS third victory in
its last four games. The Eagles
had opened the season with
four straight losses.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

GEO. WASH. 600 oil O? 3
STUART OIL 900 x-3 8
Wright and Self. Corfield C6):
Hubble, Pickeral (6l and Cunningham.
HR-Cunningham (StuarD. 80. none
on.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

DC TEACHERS 200 100 O-3 IL
AMERICAN 354 I75 x-25 10 >
Little, Barnes C3D, Greene (3l. Stone
go and Stone, Greene C5). Raymond
and Lishaear. Avjean (6). HR-Stone
tDC Teachers) LIST, one on.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
MARYLAND 900 900 OOO-0 8
W FOREST 900 OOl 04x-5 II

Lund, Koch (s). and Roeper: Nc.
Dowell and Williams.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-S3, 700; cling: 3-yr:; : fur.
Al Abrams tSchwiIer) 1880 $50 800
Modern IaEo tROtII $50 >. 20
ROns Boy tC1aIkD 30
Miney MyerSon. Scatha, Prize Pant.
Composite. Rebs Roe, Nooress. Time,
PAS.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Two-dollaE mutuels paidZTYBALT 81 90. 40 5000
THE DRAKER, $40 S3.40. INITIAToR. 81 80.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; 3-year-olds; allowances;
furongs. Post 3:24 off once ridden
out; Winner. Mary A. Rumsey,s DIX. gr b by Rapace-
S2.275. S7OO, $3.50 SIS. Time, ISIS.
Horse. Jockey Wgt PIP. Il "a Str. Fin. Odds
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Shenandoah Results

lst-$l. 100; 4 yr., UP; claiming; 10 mi.
Areas CDiavolikis) 1920 1880 1.SO
Weather Gun (W'kley) 500 $50
CoSmic Dust (Parbo) $50
Nip You. Shana Madel. FL Minzah.
Esprit de Whirl, Endure. Queen Of
Sports, Shah Pet. Time, l.5l.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

2d-Sl 900; 4 yrs. up: cling: 5i2 fur
Patuxant Pr'ce tD'dsonD go 800 $50
Black Ape (G'bardella) $40 $50
Eileen c. Nv. SollarS) $50
Haste Countess, Weepers Joy. hd-
miral Al, Happy Tiger, Thornlea Jet,
crom Dubh. Pinchcon Time. 1895.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

NINTH RACE Purse, $1,000 4-year-olds and up
clamins i. miles Post 5:14 off 5:142; start good Eor
driving Winner. E. c. Cott jr.'s b. g. TuS OneHe
Highncss Trainer J. P; Simpson. Values-Sl950, $500
$500, $3.50. Time, ::Ol9s.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Bob Rosenthol is now giving the
biggest allowances in RosenthoI
Chevrolet history. We've swept
our lots clean TO be in q position
TO give you HUNDREDS OF DOL
LARS MORE FOR YOUR TRADE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Rich, lively delicious CLARET RED hos brilliant
foshion future Come toost if here with US in ovishy
TO go TO your heod Be the lucky lady who opproprio
CLARET RED right for oil grand occasions TO con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

a BINc CROSBY SHOW.
Special. / Hour. Songs. dancing and
music with Rosemary clooney, dancer
singer Carol Lawrence. composer Johnny
Mercer and BIng's three sons-Dennls.
Phillip and Lindsay. tRepeatl
On CANDID CAMERA.
Candid interviews. A film segment proves
Il Is easier for well dressed man with
a Rolls Royce to mooch cigarettes than
a bum. (RepeatJ
1870 0 WHATS MY LINE?
Quiz. Guest PaneIist: Martin eabeI.
HOO q NEWS. SPORTS.
StreeteT. Michael.
q H0LLYN00DS FINEST.
Movie. / Hour IS Minis. "f Were
Free" 1888. Irene Dunno, Nils Asher,
cIke Brock
0 ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
News. sports, and backstage. Editorial
q SUNDAY NEWS ROUNDUP.
News. weather. sports and ~ editorial
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
CDA Discuss Plans
For Future Events

Plans for future events were
discussed and approved at the
meeting of the Court Mother Ca
brini of the Catholic Daughters of
America, Monday evening in St.
Matthew's School.
Mrs. Joe Gartner presided at
the business meeting, where the
Court made plans TO send exhibits
of work made Throughout the year
to the State Convention of CDA
which will be held in Havre,
April TO. Mrs. Keith Krebsbach
will serve as Chairman for the
project.
The Court win also hold a Day
of Recollection here March ID, be-
ginning with Mass at 1870 and
ending with devotions at 500
p. m. in St. Matthew's Church. A
noon lunch will be served in St,
Matthew's school.
Plans were made to Sponsor g
poetry contest for pupils in st
Matthew's school. The contest is
being conducted in parochia.
schools all over the nation, under
sponsorship of local organizations
The contest here is being directed
by Mrs. Erwin Krejci, chairman
Of the education committee.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
COUPL HONORED AT
PARTY

On Sunday, February 25, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Johnson were
honored at a reception in Trinity
Lutheran Church, which was serv-
ed by the ladies of the church
from 3 TO 5 p. m.
MIR and Mrs. Jack BaZer, sister
and brother-in-law of the groom,
ard his mother, Mrs. Albert john
son, greeted approximately 95
guests. Mrs. Bauer also brought
the wedding cake and floral GEN.
terpiece, which conferred the ia
bic. Mrs. Orvald Norgaard cut and
served the cake; Mrs. Nora Renlie
and Mrs. Isabelle johnson, a sis
ter-inlaw, poured. Miss Jeanne
Denzine helped with serving. Mrs.
Clifford Denztle and Mrs. Elmer
Fladmo had charge Of the gift
table, and Mrs. Ray johnson, a
sister-in-law, registered the guests.
Arrangements for the reception
were made by a committee made
up Of Mrs. Ben HUXLEY, Chr; Mrs
VIM. Hcuglum, Asst. Chr, and
Mrs. Arl1a Rabe, Mrs. Henry
Hamburg, Mrs. John Winter, Mrs
Ronald Zagel, Mrs. Harvey Lar.
son, and Mrs. Dolores Reigel
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
SIDNEY GAVEL CLUB
HOLD REGULAR MEETING

Speeches by Dolph Harris, Ger
aid Griffin, Don Berg and Paul
Scott were given at the February
% meeting of the Sidney Gavel
Club. Harris spoke on American
ism Day by Day., while Griffin
built his speech around "The Chal-
lenge." Both of these were adj
vanced class talks. Berg and Scott
gave their "Icebreakers" speech
which is the members initial eff
fort at the podium. The theme is
to built around the speakers per-
sonal history and serves to intro
duce and better acquaint himself
with the group. Harve Pavek gave
a very efficient performance as
POSTMASTER. Civilizations were
made by Eldon Steffens, Rod Sir
ing, Dick Kelley. Geo Norr, Ken
meth Chapman and HUI Williamson
with Kent Anderson serving as
the table topics master.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
ST. LAWRENCE GUILD TO
MEET AT HARPER HOME

st. Lawrence Episcopal Guild
will meet Wednesday evening,
March z at 8 o'clcck at the home
CT Mrs. R. D. Harper.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
Employment Office
Continues To Show
Placement Gain

job placements by the Sidney
office OF the Montana State En-
ployment Service showed a gain
for the second straight month, 1t
was reported by Howard Sarbu,
manager.
A total of % workers were plac-
ed on local jobs during February
as compared TO 20 IN February OF
last year.
He said the majority of calls
for workers was by the retail in
dustry for sales people and by
eating establishments. The need
for extra workers during the Class
B tournament contributed to the
demand.
Agricultural placements also
showed a gain with IL workers
placed as compared TO 10 the same
period last year. He added that
many more ag placements could
have been made were it not for
a shortage of row crop irrigators.
The local office is presently in
he process of recruiting irriga-
tors through the employment SER
wees clearance program. However,
in keeping with local office prac-
tice, local workers will be utilized
to fill these jobs whenever pos
Sible.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
W.0.T.M. News

The WOTM met at the Moose
Hume on February %, with Senior
Regent, Hildegard Shannon, pre-
siding. During the business meet
ing, a report was given by Jo-
sophine Maltese on the Recrea-
ton Council dinner she and LeOna
Giese had attended as delegates
from the WOTM.
The Homemaking Committee,
wgnich was to serve the Wool
Growers dinner on February 23rd,
asked for a few volunteers TO aid
in the serving. The chairman of
the Membership Committee again
reminded the co-Workers of the
party on February 18th to which
members are to bring guests and
something for the pot-luck sup
per. Each committee was also re-
quested to present a Skt or stunt
for entertainment.
After the meeting a special
party was held, February BIRTH
days were honored with the BIRTH
day song, and a birthday cake,
The Hospital Committee, with
Minnie Frasca as chairman, serv-
ed lunch at both February meet
ings. AT the first meeting of tn,
month, the h~oSteSSeS were Heller
Anderson, Ruth Sax, Helen Ben
son and Jean Clark. The Februar,
goth hoStezses were Minnie FraSca
Hilda Sundheim, Clara Thompson
Elsie Ray, Carrie Hartzell, AN,
Melba Merrill.
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-28
FRED MASON'S GRANDSON
TAPPED FOR HONORARY
AT STATE COLLEGE

Steve Ferguson, grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mason of Sidney,
vas recently tapped for member
ship in Phi Kappa Phi honorary
fraternity at Montana State Col
lege in Bozeman.
The purpose of this national
society is to emphasize scholarship
and character, and the award cd
membership to the top seniors and
a few top juniors each year is
in recognition of outstanding
sdholarShip achievement and per
Sonal character. Members are chos-
en- from all departments of study
Ferguson is a physics major
and the recipient Of a Nationa.
Merit Scholarship, a member o
LAMBDA Chi Alpha Fraternity anC
IS a 1858 graduate of Bozemar
SaGOr High School.