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LEGISLATIVE RECORD
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of the contract between Harvey and the government ol
tn Virgin Islands, because as Senator Gomez ably StaCed,1
the question that was raised by their attorney Attor-
new Warren Young) was well prepared. AS a matter OF
fact. he made references to cases heard IN the District
Court of the Virgin Islands, as to the Legality OF the con-
tract, whether the land would be Tor a pubic purpose,
and so on. But my main concern, Mr.. Chairman, IS that
T would like to congratulate on the record Mr.. John De
Jongh administrative Assistant to the Governor), VINO
handled himself capably and explained the contract IN
detail. The way he explained that contract and SUBJECT
ed himself to questioning, / don't think that anyone
could say that he did not understand what was IN the
contract. Mr.. Corneiro Francisco, Attorney General Tor
the Virgin Islands)l could see clearly from his smile,
that he did not want to take advantage OF the many PEG,
pie who tried to be smart in the meeting.
think that their one aim was to try to embarrass
each and every nember of the Legislature, especially
when they realized that the people conducting the meet
inc were all Of one type. But Mr.. Corneiro, being a pro
fessional man, a man Of high standards OF ethics IN his
profession, handled himself capably and did not. even
try in any way to smear Mr.. Young.
And / have promised many people here in the isl
ands land | wish it could be, Mr.. Chairman that all OF
the hearing and particularly Judge Moore's speech, be
PLAYED over the air, because I did not take the position
that Judge Moore was talking and he gave encouraging
words to all Of the people sitting in the hall-thec olored
and the white. / know he felt it within himself, because
many times he used the words the right people and
the wrong people" | think that Judge Moore's speech
should be well taken on both sides. For the record | can
say that was happy to have Mr.. De- Jongh, Mr.. Corneiro|
and Judge Moore to give the Legislature the backing,
explanations and information that we SO badly needed
on that night of the hearing in st. Croix-so that we can
sit here with a clear conscience today and vote unani-
mously for the operation of Harvey Aluminium Company
in the Virgin Islands.
ITO be Continued
, 1963-04-18
MINIMUM

4sAAAN4AN4O IVA . .
effective date Of these increas-
es, and the dates within which
applications for the appoint
ment of review committees
must be filed. The term Gin
dustry'' as it is used here refers
to the industries as defined in
the various wage orders and
not to classifications within an
industry.
In several of the industries,
it will be noted, the increases,
will be effective on November
3, 1868, for certain classified
tons and at a later date for
other groups. In these indus
tries, the period for filing an
, 1963-04-18
INTERIOR

INTERIOR 49,.
MA, and tours of duty as the
Superintendent of Acadia Ma
tional Park, Maine, and Of
Joshua Tree National Monu-
ment, California. AS Superin-
tendent of the Virgin Islands
National Park, Givens, a ma
tive of Oklahoma, will also
serve as Superintendent Of
Christiansted National Histor-
ic Site, on the Island Of ST.
Croix, st. Thomas National
Historic Site on the Island of
st. Thomas, and Buck Island
Reef National Monument,
near the Island Of st. Croix.
Mr.. Givens and Mr.-Lewis
will enter on duty in the res
pective jobs on April 81.
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Chevy Chase Realty

REALTORS
EN-. 1880 Ewes. no. 7-A74l
CLEVELAND PARK, near the Cathe
dTal Stylish brick town house bull
1855. New-hOuse condition. Delight
full Georgetown" charm. bed
rooms and baths. MID-Sos! Mr.
Benny, 966-6l26.
Frank s. PhilliDS Inc.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

FULLY EQUIPPED SANCTUARY.
seating capacity 80 with spacious
social and large kitchen, many ex-
location.
Hartman Realty, Realtors
LII. L3Aoo Ewes. LII. GTI7S
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LANGLEY

LANGLEY PARK : Brick Colonial,
bedrms.. fencing. Vacant. slA,Soo.
HE. 1850.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires small apt. in
Catholic Home, Silver Spring or
Bethesda area. Call ewes. 81 pm.
7ol -3s4-5577.
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Custom rambler. exceptional center.
hall plan. , large bedrooms and
den, recreation room, porch car,
port, large lot.
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POTOMAC
ALL CLOSE IN
TED LINGO. INC.

led LINGO, 1NC.
Counselman Rd. Potomac Nd.
POTOMAC = Colonial split with
more), (OL. A2oeD.
GTULIANO, S4ol Wisconsin Ave.
RANDOLPH HILLS Like a private
park. 3-bedrm.,. 2-bath, brk. ram
bier which backs onto park. Rec.
SIS, 500. Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK ll2L6 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
to everything. fine lot. carport with
or $3.50 down FLA. Only Sl3,75o.
Call $4,000
HUGH T. PECK ll246 Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE, St. Mary's Park -
Vacant, -immAc. split-level with all
extras, 2 baths, 3 bedrms., family
rm., walk TO schools. Owner will
help finance. Call s49-73O0.
HUGH T. PECK 1925 Georgia ave.
ROCKVILLE-WHEATON = Just ST..
900 down FLA, 3-bedrm. rambler
2N7 baths, din. rn1., table-space kit,
wall oven, counter range, lge. refgr.
and off-street park. Vacant, immed
poss. We take trades. Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK 1925 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE -2-stOry Colonial, with
carport, full bsmt., 3 bedrms., w
baths, kitchen with large breakfast
| area, liv. rm., din. rm., entr. hall
r. L. SMITH, Realtor, GA. All
ROCKY VILE AREA, TwinbrooI
Fore t-4bedrm., ll7-bath, 3-yr
brick rambler. Lge. family room
den, and extras. $4,000. 424-s55s.
ROCKVILLE, WEST 4-bedrm
brick, paneled rec. nm, countr!
kit, on heavily freed "a acre.
COUNTYWIDE co. sl9-lso
ROCKVILLE = BunKalo full
bsmt., lge. freed lot, double garage
firepl. Pay $50 mo.
COUNTYWIDE co. sAS-lSo
ROCKvILLE-4 bedrms., full bsmt.
firepl.. carpOrt. Sls,50o FILA. n,
money On. CT, or easy financing
to qualified purchasers.
r. L. SMITH, Realtor, GA. All
ROCKVILLE Cape Cod on Lowell,
corner lot with trees and shrubs.
bedrms., cent. air cond.. fireplace
in hv. rm., FLA appraisal. Sinai
down payment. Sl7,25o.
Kay Bowling Real Estate Co., Inc.
oAa.S lS0
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Falls Church, $18,5O0, FILA
Lovely A-bedrm. rambler (lth bedrm.
on Ind H., alum. exter., on nicely
Handicapped lot. Sep. din. rm., glass
encl. sunrm., bsmt., gas h.-w.h.s
gar, $500 cash, sos mo. pi.
IJICIII,E COOK
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lii H14NOOy INV
Counselman Rd. Potomac Nd.
POTOMAC Colonial split with
beautiful view, 4 bedrms. (space for
more), (OL. +-2eeD.
GHfIIANO. aA0l Wisconsin Ave.
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over IS Years Dependable Service
HOLIDAY PARK -3-Bedrm. brk.
spht-level on corner lot. vacant, i'm
mac. COnd., cOnv. TO schools,
shoppg.. and bus line. FLA at $40.
$50 Heron Realty Co., sAe-2230,
ayaa oAo OI91
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FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH
CALIFORNIA
CONTEMPORARY

4 bedrms., J baths, liv. rm., din.
rni., fully equipped kit. mahogany
porch, garage, exposed BEAMED
CEfI INGS throughout, beautiful lot;
Close to transportation, READY
FOR OCCUPANCY. Wen priced in
mid 3os. Shown by appt. ATLAS Oh
ARLINGTON, Realtors, kE. $780,
Evae KE k-661q
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LANGLEY

KENT HILLs-This 3-bedrm., Hath
rambler shines like . diamond.
Very lge. yard. VA no money down.
FLA, Hso down, Sll,S0o, UN. l-s2l1.
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DECENTRALIZATION VILLAGE

DECENTRALIZATION VILLAGE
A truly beautiful rambler, decorated
in exquisite taste and loaded with
charm and personality, Featuring
lovely living and dining rooms
large de luxe kitchen, hne
bedTms,, z tile baths. Huge screened
summer porch and Handicapped gar
den, Gorgeous daylight rec. rm
with completely equipped bar and
Western cedar board paneling
Priced in the low 3os. Call KE. J.
1900 til pm.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.

ARL., S. Young Navy 1t. to share
new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath beaut. furn.
home with same SIS mo. 65A-s639.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCONTIHUEDl


NOLLkO LILLE
Custom rambler. exceptional center
hall plan ; large bedrooms and
denY recreation rOoms porch car
cALL Mr.. ROBERTS
GRAY-KESSINGER
JU. $500; Eve, MA. 2-O377
COLESvILLE AREA Country
atmosphere surrounds this lovely
rambler with sep. din. rm. and rec
nm. Extra-laTge lot. We take trades.
Only 81 500.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-170O
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
CONN. AVE ESTATES CT no
money On. 3-bedrm. air-cond. Split
level, Must be sold immed- Low 7os.
FERA REALTY co.
CONN. AVE. PARK = Across 81.
from Elem. school. ; bedrm-, z bath,
2-csr garage. slS-777o. ToWnhouse.
COUNTRY ESTATE 70 acres.
Located in central MONTGOMERY
County is this delightful home,
nestled in q wooded area with a
beautiful view This 3-yr.-old ram
bler features hreplacess Engllsh
bsmt. with large rec. rm., Tear
garage, Zoned h.-w. h., beautiful
cleo. kit. and other desirable fea-
lures. We cordially invite your
ROGER H. SPENCER CO., NC.
GA. S5lSl VII. 6-2o3s
COY CAPE COD : This house is
absolutely immaculate, truly must
ha saau A hadrnnR liz nm uffh
fiTep Ss"' sep. din nm nv rec. ' Tm sn
paneled office, fenced I'd, beaut.
Handicapped. Located in lovely sec.
ton Of Silver Spring. $4,000. Call
today, LLEWELLYN CO., u. o
1900. ~. A-6121
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LANGLEY

KNOLLWOOD : Cape Cod, brick,
bedrms., z baths, rec. rm.i bsmt,
oif.street park. Vacant. $4,000. HE,
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HOUSES UEFURE. 10 RENT
CONTINUED

VA. Abedrm. Cape Cod. washer
dryer. fenced yard, driveway opt
70 buy. $3.50 mo. A34-s7lS.
yIENNA-DUNN LORING - 3-bedrm
brick rambler, large paneled rec
m, heavily wooded l7-acre lot
DEEREAUX REALTY JE. 7-Io5c
vTENNA-TYSONs CORNER = ibid
I'M brick Colonial, sep. din Tm.i
lirepl.. $40 mo. Call so. S-eS67 OF
lo5-TR- 5-7slo.
WHEATON, KENsNGToN, sn
YER SPRING, ROCKVILLE Sew
eral z, and bedm. homes
avail Some for immed occupancy
some with OPTION 70 buy. "Call"
OF write sGa-sAlo, MANONILL
REALTY CORP. zsl6 University
blvd. West wheaton. Maryland.
WHEATON - Move in before Christ
mas. Only minutes 10 the Plaza
Nearly new. LEe l-bedrm split. z
baths, walk TO schools 500. Call
$4,000. 3 2 MIS-, BRAID AND
LBEDRM., 7-bsth house -Immed.
pOss. Be in and settled for Christ
mas. kenSlngton area Also 4
bedrm. in Rockville area. Call to
inspect. SIGLER 4 CO., ST. 3-77sl.
llo5 COLUMBIA STREET NV. 6
rms, kit. and bath, gas heat, chill
dren accepted. only Sis mo. Call
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $500.
ll6s 9Th ST. NE. q rms. and bath.
full bsmt., rear porches, oil heat,
only Sl2S mo. Children accepted.
Call Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $500.
1917 SIR ST. NV. i rms. and
hath, gas heat, children accepted,
only Sis mo. Call Mr.. NEUMANN,
Ma. $500.
ls77 FORT DAVIS ST. Sc S
rms, kit and bath, oil heat, full
bsmt.. front porch. Children vel
come Only Sl2S mo. Call Mr..
NEUMANN, Ma. $500.
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CHEVY CHASE WEST FIVE
BEDROOMS and TWO BATHS in
this wonderful family home located
only minutes from the D. c: line
and near every city convenience.
Entire interior completely redecor-
ated. Large living and dining rms,
the roomy kitchen has modern ap-
planes, beautiful and spacious suit
dio on 3rd FIR. Greatly reduced and
now in upper 2oS. CALL IKE. 1880
til pm.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
Call US for expert consultation.
Get the full market value for your
Building sites wanted. End trust
property or immediate cash
money available. UN. 4-1l66.
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& Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
BETHESDA AREA, GARRETT PIX,
Sparkling brick-and-frame split
level on level lot. 3 good bedTnls.
IA baths, paneled rec. nm, lge.
sep. din. nm, mod. kit. with table
space. Walk to schools, transp. S2A'-
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1000 Til 2
BETHESDA Only yrs. old and
ready for MINED. OCCUPANCY.
This really spacious brk. rambler
offers s bedrms., , baths, hv, rm.,
with firepl., sep. din. nm, mod: kit.
with table space. Daylight, walk-out
rec. rm., porch. S35,95o.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1000 I'll 2
BETHESDA NEW MODEL HOMES,
off Old Georgetown, rambler, 4
betrms., S33,950. split-level, 4 bed
rms, split-foyer, S bedrms., S3A,-
$50. JACK FOLEY REALTY, OIL. s.
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RRTARCIIFF

Imposing brick Colonial in this most.
sought-after NV. area, featuring s
bedrooms, J baths, lst-floor library
recreation room, Tear garage
screened porch, and most appealing
Asking only $50 500 S37-l36e; Ewes,
Mr.. Warwick, 13A-37S6
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Custom built Williamsburg Colonial, 4
twin-Sized bedrms., z fireplaceS,
kit, family room combination, huge
rec. rm., INV. Dashboard heat. Phi
vate setting. Upper 30s.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
eA6-1300
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ARLINGTON, N, = Immediats occu.
pancy. Charming rambler. Most
convenient area. large living rm.,
sep. dining rm., full bgmt., beautiful
landscaPsd lot only slS'o0es o $Sss
dSSni r EHA2 B sbo1, d BROWN
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EXPANSIVE

A4&44 AAANAS[ v -
Room For All WELL designed. A.
bedrm,, 217-bath home. Sep,
din. rm., Kitchen, table space.
Fin. rec. rm. Take over large
mortgage. Excellent opportunity
MANOVILL REALTY CORP,
949-S44O, REALTOR.
FLOWER AVE. AREA HOME
WITH INCOME. 2 unit brick apt,
walk to schools, transp., shopping.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
GEORGIA AVE. AREA : Like new,
cent. air cond., bedrms., baths,
Tamb., sep. din. rn., rec. rm. with
firepl., many extras. S32,S50. S4s-
2l3l. G. A. SCHLESINGER co.
HARMONY HILLS-SILvER SPRING
Spotless 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with lovely rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
located on dead.end street. Good
level lot. Extras. Convenient TO
schools and shopping. Spacious
"OO ROBERT II. KENT 4 co.
REALToR JU. $500
HILLANDALE Lbedrm.. 3-bath
spht-level. Separate din. rm., huge
kit. and family rm. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Excellent value. Trade
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700
over IS Years Dependable Service
HOLIDAY PARK 3-Bedrm. brk.
splt-level on corner lot, vacant, i'm
mac. COnd., cow. TO schools,
shoppg.. and bus line. FLA at $40.
| $50 Heron Realty Co., 9A9-2230,
ewes. sAs-2A37.
MINED. OCCUPANCY, Burnt Mills
area Magnificent Colonial right on
the park. Lge. Iv. rm., firepl., for.
NAL sized din. rm., de luxe kit. with
table space. twin-sized bedrms.
| plus den and lge. rec. rn. with fire
| pl., baths up, powder nm. on lst,
and powder rn. off rec. rm. $50 500.
JU. 1-77oo til
TED LINGO, INC.
H money; only 10 min. rom fs "a SSu,
Wheaton Plaza. Perfect starter.
outer home, z bedrms, near
schools. Sl2, 500 FILA. Call $4,000.
BEMIS, BRAID 4 LANGDON, INC.
KENWOOD PARK JEWEL Sur.
rounded by more expensive homes.
|, 7 rms, center.hall plan on level
wooded lot. Rec. rm., garage,
porch, patio. OIL. 2-4000. Ewes. OIL.
/ 7-o7s9. POBIAK & POBIAK.
KENWOOD : UPPER sos! Should
sell Immediately! Library with fire.
| pl., s bedrms., Iii baths. Beautiful
Southern Colonial Lovely setting
| VACANT! Ewes. EN-. 5-4s4S.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors OIL. 2-700t
LOOKING FOR YOUR DREAM
HOME? Look no further, 3-bedrm.
/ all-brick rambler with full TILED
bsmt, extra-lge. mod. kit, leve
fenced lot. Assume lge. 4l7sS loar
or refinance FILA with $500 down
VA with no money down. Call today
for appointment, SlS;2s6o. ,,o-
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LANGLEY PARK - Brick Colonial
) bedrms.. fencing. Vacant. slA,Soo.
HE. $500.
LANGLEY
OXON HILL : ] bedrm. ramb., Ice
closets, M-flrd., attic, full bsmt.,
blks. 70 bus, $4,000, BY owner. Cal
24e-637s
PLAMER PIX. 3-bedrm., lIa-bath
most FOR YOUR MONEY"
Air conditioned, nice lot.
W. J. NICHOLAS, Realtor, HE. l-looc
PRINCE GEORGE PLAZA AREA -
Brk. rambler featuring } bedrms.
sep. din. rm., liv. rm. with hrepl.,
scr. porch. IVA baths, full bsmt.,
carport, VA Apr. Sls,75o. Nothing
down 10 Vet, Sl2e mo. pays all.
z. c. HIILEY = co.
REALTORS AP. 1-I7oo
RAMBLERS, sPL1T-LEvELS, SPLIT.
FOYER IS, featuring ; and 4
bedrms., z and 3 full baths, sepa'
rate dining room, finished rec, rms
with frepl., large modern Kitchen
fully equipped, air cond.s over u
acre Handicapped lot. Priced at so
ERT S. DAVIS { CO.. INC.
RAY PARK AREA : Nearly new 4
bedrm., 3-bath spHt-level. Rec. rm
Many extras. Owner transferred
We take trades. Only S24,So0.
HUGH I. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. El1ot
RIVERDALE, s709 9th e.-New ,
b.r. rambler, large modern Kitchen
full basement. $3.50. WA. 7-e55l.
ROGERS HTS. = Price Just reduced
on this all.brick Cape Cod with sep
din. rm. and screened porch. Conv
to schls. and transp. Best buy In the
area at Sl3,s50. No down payment
to qualified vet. with payments les;
than rent. Call WA. 1890. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO., NC.
ROGERS HGTs. = 3-bedrm. bricl
Cape Cod on lovey lot with storm
doors and windows and liv. rm. fire
pl. An excel. home for the begin
ner. Can be purchased with min
eaah EHA or VA S11,qS0
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21
Final Rites in Phoenix
For Bracken's Father

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bracken
have returned from a three
weeks trip on which they visit
ed in Wyoming, Colorado and
Nebraska.
On their way home they re-
ceived word of the unexpected
death of Mr.. Bracken's father
and returned to Phoenix, Ari-
zona, for the funeral rites. The
senior Mr.. Rracken was IA
years old and was stricken
with a heart attack on a trip
to Seattle. He had been with
the Holly Sugar Corporation
for many years and is well
known in this area, where he
has visited on numerous occa-
Sions. He is survived by six
children and their families.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21

employed by the Park Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ramus
and daughter, Shari of Billings
visited through the weekend
with their respective mothers,
Mrs. Ethel Ramus in Sidney
and Mrs. Katherine BaSso at
Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Jones and
children, Patrick, Timmy and
Terry vacationed last week at
Flathead Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hauk
will drive to Seattle this week
end to take their daughter,
Bonnie back to school. Bonnie
will resume her studies at
Providence Hospital where she
will intern as a senior medical
record librarian.
Clint Fulkerson, who is with
the State Highway Safety
Dept, is in Sidney this week
managing a highway safety ex-
lnibit at the fair grounds.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Mar
shall of Billings are visiting
this week at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Norman Zieske
and among other relatives and
taking in the Richland County
Fair.
Mrs. Charles Varco of La
Cross, Wisconsin, and her
daughters, Mrs. Jack Doyle
and Lynne and her son Charles
Douglas will arrive in Sidney
this week for a visit at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Varco.
They will also have Mrs. Doy-
les two small children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Krebs-
bach and family are vacation
ing this week at Glacier Park.
MIR. nd Mrs. A. c. Paulson
have had for their recent
house guests Mr.. Paulson'S
nepheWS and their families,
MIR. and Mrs. Roger Paulson
and two children of Reseda,
California, and DR.. and Mrs.
VI. J. Robertson of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Christ
who have lived in
Greensboro, North Carolina,
he past three years to be near
heir daughter and her family,
.eturned to Sidney this week
10 resume their home on their
ocal farm.
Shirley Dige of Buena Park,
California, is visiting her mo-
her, Mrs. Emma Dige, while
M a two weeks vacation. She
brought her little niece, Linda
|holewinski home with her.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21
Sidney Students Rate
At State Music Camp

Wanda Criger, Brenda Quill
ling and Larry Heron return
ed Saturday after having
spent two weeks at Montana
State University Music Camp.
Wanda was awarded schol-
arship for flute and Brenda
voice scholarship.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21

ungS 0hey were guests at Dne
home of Mrs. Dean Turner,
where they enjoyed meeting
Mrs. Turner's brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Hunt
ley, who were visiting there
from the east. At Absorakee
they visited their son, Craig and
wife and got acquainted with
their first little grandchild,
Mark Daniel, born August 7.
Craig and his family were just
getting settled in Absorakee,
where he will teach the COM
ing school year.
Mrs. Francis Picotte of Bill
lings accompanied her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leroy Anderson and
her new little baby home from
Billings last Wednesday and
will visit here through this
week.
The Misses Judith and Caryl
Anderson returned Friday
morning from Durham, North
Carolina, where they have
both been working. judith
took work after the close of
her school, Duke University,
and Cary1 joined her for a va
cation visit and also worked
part time during her stay there.
Enroute home they visited at
Cadiz, Kentucky, at the home
of the parents of Judith'S fian-
ce.
Mrs. Elmer Tombre, who had
been visiting here at the home
of her brother, Dan and among
other relatives for ten days,
returned Saturday to her
home in Coulee Dam, Wn. The
Tombres own and operate the
Coulee Dam Motels and Mrs.
Tonbre works part time as
public school nurse. She is on
leave while recovering from |
major surgery which she re-
Gently underwent in Spokane.
Mrs. Mamie Howard and son
Robert will return to Sidney
This week to make their home
for the school year. Former
residents of Sidney, the How
ards moved to Salt Lake City
because of MIR. Howard's fall
ng health and have continued
% make that their home since
MS death. Robert is a senior
N high school and is coming
pack to graduate with the class
)f which he was a member
most of his school life. Carol
Ann will remain in Salt Lake
City, where she has employ
nent.
MIR. and Mrs. Pus Minser
will leave Saturday for Billings
where they will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Mansel Woods for a tour
Of Yellowstone Park.
Bill Thompson of Kansas
City visited among some of
1is former Sidney friends last
week while in Sidney on bust
ness at the Yellowstone Live
;tock Market in connection with
lis position as Executive Direc- {
Ior of the National Auction ;
Assn. He was accom- Z
panied by Rex Smith, Execu- s
i've Director of the Auction J
Assn. of N. Dak., S. '
)ak., and Minn. t
Mrs. Mark Murphy has re- t
urned from Fargo, N. Dak., f
where she went to attend flu k
era1 services for her brother h
n-law, John Murphy, 70. Mr.. S
Turphy suffered a heart attack C
nd died when he fell from a
-uck while harvesting.
Charles Radke, who has been {
medical patient at the local
is getting along nicely 1
nd hopes to be able to return
ome this week end. IL
Mrs. Maxine Nutter re- et
rned Sunday from a vacation 81
ip in company with her son >
,hn and her sister, Mrs. Jeff
reen and 2 children of Will al
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The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21

There's no particular reason
for wearing your seat belt
unless you're in a moving car.
Then there's a real good rea-
son. 1t might save your life.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-11
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Chairman Heart
Fund Campaign

Mrs. Mamie Fitzgerald has
been appointed as Heart Fund
campaign secretary for Farm
vile. according to an announce
ment made today by Richard
H. c. Taylor, 1868 State Heart
Fund campaign chairman.
Mrs w H Baldwin has ac-
cepted the Craftsmanship for
Heart Sunday, the date OF
which will be announced later
Mrs. Fitzgerald will work with
the county chairman and sub
chairman in co-ordirating var
louS phases of the Heart Fund
campaign here.
The campaign. TO be conduct
ed during the month of FebIu-
airy, Will include business solicit
alton, special events, special
gifts, and residential solita-
ton on Heart Sunday week end
the latter part of February.
Barrett Plumbing and Heating
Supply Co. Inc. have already
made a donation of 500 to the
fund in the name of their EN-.
ployeeS.