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dljr tilings (Sasrttf Friday, April 26, 1963 Morning Edition 5 i I 1 I NORTHERN BATHROOM BUTTREYS i PILLS BUf i TISSUE DETERGENT ANGEL 4 roll V) Giant C) SERVED FRIDAY SATURDAY -r -v mS 2-LB U--riu. STICKY SUBJECT High school scientists are "sticklers" when it comes to Science Fair Projects, and Mary Alice Bell, 12, of Vincennes, is no exception. She used 1,000 ice-cream sucker sticks and several tubes of airplane glue to make this lamp. INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS EMC Chapter Wins Honors Butter. 49c iS Buttreys "Delishus Peanu Kraft Miniature arshmallovvs 1 each KRA Del Monte Medium Eastern Montana College's chapter of Intercollegiate Knights won two national awards Thursday a the 39th annual convention of the senice fraternity ended in Billings.

The Avalon chapter was cited as "outstanding" for its service and social projects, administration and membership and also received honors as the most efficient chapter in the IK setup. Avalon's president is Steve Palmbush. Snow College, Ephriam, Utah, won the third award for showing most improvement during the past year. Tieing for the "outstanding" chapter award with Avalon was Cougar Guard, located at Washington State College. Competing for awards were 35 IK chapters represented at the Billings convention.

Delegates voted Thursday morning to continue both the awards and queen pageant programs, both reviewed by the convention. A $7,000 national budget was approved, boundaries of present IK regions were enlarged and admission requirements for new chapters made more rigid. Dried Prunes Beef, Chicken or Mushroom 2 cans Del Monte ARM VY Prune Juice 7 Nalley's Syrup ON CALHOUN LANE i tor 22-oz. bottles 4 Pillsbury .1 88 Rice, Wheat or 2 okas. SIDs May Lose Sewer Connections Nalley's 3 for I Corn your iex c.ht 7 (0 18-oz.

pkg. Gaines New BOo, urgers Nalley's 4 3 for osher ills.T. The Montana State Highway Commission has indicated it will ask Yellowstone County to disconnect special improvement district storm sewers from a state-owned drainage line on Calhoun Lane. The commission meeting in Helena Thursday said it would ask Bureau of Public Roads for advice on the state line which runs from an underpass under construction on 6th Street West down Calhoun Lane to the city-county drain paralleling King Avenue. The state line was built to drain the underpass.

A 20-inch pipe is connected to underpass pumps and runs south down Calhoun Lane. The diameter of the Nalley's 3 for 15-or. Jf irs anque' SPfflAL OFFER! FULL-SIZE Kitchen Bulletin Board full Detail at aw Nalley's Display Nalley's 3 for 12-oz. Jack Mueller of Sage Engineering Co. engineers for the SIDs, said that he was certain the problem "can be solved rather simply." "We have examined the situation and think that there is some excess capacity on the line.

The problem can be worked out technically," he said. Negotiations on the SIDs were completed in the fall of 1961. Mueller said that engineers had gone through "regular channels" to obtain permission from county authorities to hook up the lines, and added that he assumed the county was within its rights in granting the permission. He said the highway commission had not specifically granted authority to the SIDs to hook up. "This office assumed the engineer (for the SIDs) had permission to hook onto the line," County Commissioner Anthony Healow said.

"The county is not involved in SIDs except in assessing and collecting money," Healow added. The highway commission indicated it might ask the countv to build its own line. "This would be wasteful and unnecessary duplication," Mueller said. "But I'm sure this can be worked out," he concluded. Mason City Paper Lists Promotions MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) -Three tcp level executive changes on the Mason C.ltv ninhp.r:a7otto west pipe is increased to 33 inches at a point along Calhoun Lane.

Several SIDs have made connections to the line to drain newly paved streets. Yellowstone County Surveyor Harlan Lund said the state contends the underpass will use the maximum capacity of the line. Astrological Forecast Tat Friday By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES March 21 to April 191: Transform Ideas into solid action totiav. Make move toward CREATIVE CHANGE, turn over new leaf. Resolve to cairv through on plana.

No more procrastinating. Get moving TAURUS (April to Ma? 20): Don't regard Investment In future security as extravagance. You require certain "tools." Purchase them, and meet competition. Bet UO budget. And make It atretrhl i i U.S.

NO. 1 FRESH SLICING CUKES I Syl0S FOR Sj- U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA PINK 1k yu GEMINI (May 21 to June 211: Read were announced Thursday along 1 30 I crc U.S. No.

1 Fresh Large Solid Heads IS) Q) CO wun tne retirement of W. Earl Hall as editor and publisher of the evening newspaper. Raymond N. Rorick, 59, general manager, was named publisher and Robert H. Spiegel, 41, a reporter for the Des Moines Tribune, was appointed editor.

Thor J. Jensen, 55, was promoted from city editor to managing ed MEW AKits message. Fresent sparkling Ideas, visit, communicate, plan, talk about progress. Emphasis on personality, vitality, appearance. Be original.

Independent arid ACTIVE. CANCER (June 22 to July 21): Site up persons, situations. perceptive. Look for reasons, motives. There are "secrets" around you today.

Get answers to questions. Don't fooled by flattery. Accept challenges. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21): Extend Influence.

Mingle, meet new people. Fine evening for theater, dining out, participating in group activities. ARIES individual could lnHuence you. Key la to FINISH what vou start. VIRGO (Aug.

22 to Sept. 22): Display willingness to act on your own. Accept I 1 itor, a newiy created position. The changes were announced by Lee P. Loomis, chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, owner of the newspaper.

They are effective May 1. Leaf Lettuce or Romaine LA responsioimy. stress original approach. Let others INITIATE YOU Means be creative, daring, unique. Move ABOVE status quo.

LIBRA (Sept. 2J to Oct. 22): Don't let distance stand In your way. Long-range communications favored. Write, telephone.

Make known vour viewa. Speak to those In authority. Hunchea pay off. Listen to "Inner voice." SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.

21): Some facts are "waiting" to be uncovered. Apply powers of CONCENTRATION. Avoid superficial attitude. Delve deep. You could come up with valuable Information.

Self-confidence Important. AGITTARIU8 (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)-Partnerships highlighted. So are agreements, challenges, promises.

Perceive overall patterns. Enlarge horirons. Judise public reaction. Try to make family member hnnnv Juvenile Admits Burglary at Butte BUTTE (AP) A 17.vpar.nM' juvenile has admitted the daylight ot a Butte neighborhood i grocery police said Thiireri.iv About SG0 in small change and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

20): Move with assurance: get into rhythm of todav's events. Fine evening for attending lecture discussing problems. Key is KNOWLEDGE GEMINI. VIRGO individuals should figure prominently. AQUARIUS i Jan 21 to Feb.

19): Evening favors romance, variety, travel ac tivity or planning. Enloy hobby. Develop an unspecified quantity of cigarettes were taken. I Night Police Chief John Gardner said the youth was absent without leave from Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.

The chief said the youth named a cohort in the burglary, who was still free. BuiiMit-n, ioii ue sauMiea wun being told what to do. Contribute your own ideas. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20): Check home ties, security.

Details important; don't neglect them. Kev Is COMPLETION no loose ends. Read LEO message. Analyze personal needs. Fnld out the WHY of recent happenings.

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Dinner gal. 237 2 fl. 01. enjoy oepenaing on your own abilities. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Cycle high for TAURUS.

GEMINI. CANCER Special word to SAGITTARIUS: Be PATIENT aud be sura vou arc BIGHT. tin 45 Gov. Tim Babcock will address the meeting..