The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 3

THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Saturday, Dec. 9, 1961 THf Changes In'62 Grain Program Are Announced Changes in the 1962 Peed Grain Program were announced Friday by Clyde Puetz, chairman of the Davison County Agricultural stabilization and Conservation Committee, Under the Feed Grain Program, sweet were not counted as a feed grain crop but the 1962 program provides that sweet sorghums used (or silage will be considered as grain r- ghum, Puetz explained. The 1962 Feed Grain Program provides that county committees may include the 1959-60 acreage of sweet sorghums used for iilage when establishing the 1962 farm feed grain base. Farmers tod ranchers participating in the '62 program will receive payments ftt the grain sorghum rate for the (arm for the diversion from the 1962 base.

Because of the change from the 1961 program, Puete and the other members of the county committee urge each farmer and rancher planning to plant sorghums to contact the county ASCS office or the county agent for additional information. PRINTED PATTERN 4592 FOR TEEN-AGE FASHION MODEL DOU SIZE11K" Christmas Mail Load Running At Record Pace In Mitchell To help handle the surging volume of Christmas mall which is already running far ahead of last year's record volume the Mitchell Post Office has extended i mailing hours. Postmaster T. Will reported that letter cancellations (outgoing letters) for the first seven days of December ran 17,300 ahead of the same period a year ago. Cancellations trhough Thursday night totaled 84,000 an average of 14,000 per day.

The post office was closed on Sunday. Dec. 3. Parcel post also is running ahead of last year's record pace, year's total by much as the letter cancellations, For the first seven days of this month, 2,224 parcels Were mailed at the local post office. This compares with 2,181 a year ago.

Wilt commented that Incoming mail also is exceptionally heavy, particularly parcel post. 1 "Every available facility at the local post office is being expanded to give the best possible service to take care of the growing flood of outgoing Christmas cards and packages," he said. Stamps have been placed on sale at the general delivery window to save patrons' time if the regular stamp window is crowded. The parcel post window will re- although not outdistancing la 11 main open all day today un i 1 UCT Gives $100 To United Fund Fentmore Council 249 of the United Commercial Travelers In Mitchell has helped push Mitchell's first United Fund effort closer to its $45,000 goal. Above, Clarence Halny, right, secretary of Fcnimore Council, presents a $100 check from the organization to the United Fund.

Accepting the check is the Rev. Frank E. Lochridge, Mitchell, fund drive chairman for the United Fund. At last report the United Fund total was over $43,000. (Republic Photo by Ricci) New, exclusive! An 8-item fash- .011 wardrobe real teen-ager would envy designed just 'or daughter's new fashion nodel doll.

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Christopher Columbus described Cuba as "a scene of enchantment" that "a thousand tongues would not suffice to describe." Sioux Falls Boy Gets Suspended Prison Sentence Darwin Tuenge, 16, Sioux Falls, has received a suspended two-year sentence to the reformatory section of the state penitentiary for a burglary at Mt. Vernon. Tuenge appeared before Circuit Judge Fred J. Nichol Wednesday in Davison County Circuit Court and pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary In the third degree. The Sioux Falls youth was the last of four boys sentenced for a breakin on Oct.

2 at the Recreation Parlor in Mt. Vernon. Judge Nichol susp ded Tuenge's sentence on condition he be placed in the custody of his parents at Lennox, pursue ou t- patient psychiatric treatment and return to school. The three other youths involved in the breakin were sentenced by Judge Nichol on Oct. 10.

Ronald Wolf, 16, Sioux Falls, was sentenced to two years in the reformatory section of the penitentiary. Jerry Mossefin, 15, Si Falls, and Dick Larson, 15, Watertown, received similar sentences but each was suspended on condition the boys be returned to the state training school, Davison County States Attorney A. H. Shuster prosecuted the cases. 5:30 p.m.

Starting on Monday, both the parcel post and general delivery windows will remain open weekdays from 8:30 a.m., until 5:30 p.m. A special rack with sacks labeled "Air and "Mitchell" will be placed In the post office lobby for convenience of mailers. Observations of employes of crowds at the post office windows in past years indicates that the easiest times for mailing packages and buying stamps is before 10 a.m., and between p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The employes pointed out that the extra heavy volume of mail this early in December indicated that Mitchell citizens were following the schedule of mailing cards and packages for.

distant United States points by Dec. 9, packages for South Dakota and adjoin i states by Dec. 15, cards for South Dakota and adjoining states by Dec. 18, and cards for Mitchell' delivery by Dec. 19, "If you mail early, we'll get 'em there in a hurry' is the battle cry of the clerks and car- On Jan.

1, 1962, Hale Raber will retire from his position on Carnegie Library Board. He has served on the board for 31 years being appointed to cessive membership by mayor ter mayor. For 30 of those years, all except the very first, he has served as president of the board- being elected by his fellow board members. Thus it Ls that today's Carnegie Library in Mitchell is largely a reflection of Hale Raber's work and dreams for a library. When his resignation was announced at the last regular city council meeting, Mayor Ma i Handel's Description Of Inspiration Which Led To 'Messiah' Is Told "I did think 1 did see all Heaven I leyan University.

riers at the Mitchell Post Office Osterhaus said of Hale Raber's from now until Christmas, the lo-! contribution to the library, "Hale cal postmaster quipped. before me, and the great God Himself. With these words and with tears streaming down his face, George Frederick Handel described Inspiration that motivated his fam ous oratorio, "The Handel just emerged from his room in ft shabby London tenement after 23 days of feveri creativity. The oratorio he brought forth has become the best loved and most frequently performed Christ mas music of all the classics. Although "The Messlah" with the entire life of Christ, from Mis birth to life resurrection, it has become a Christmas tradition throughout the world, a favorite with church groups and choral societies and a masterpiece of undying appeal.

At 8 p.m. Sunday, at the First Methodist Church, Mitchell, the public will have an opportunity to hear Handel's "The It will be presented by the Mitchell Community Chorus un direction of Dr. William P. Kugel, director of music at Dakota Wes- 110 Ticketed By Mitchell Police Raber has done one of the best civic jobs in the city of Mitchell, having spent the greater part of a lifetime in developing our fine Carnegie Library." VT Although Raber's term on the i I OVPffi HPT" board actually runs to May 1. his i resignation is effective Jan.

1. Should yon fail to receive yout copy of The Daily Republic on any weekday, phone WY 6-5514 before 6:00 9. m. On Saturday complaint calls should be made before 4:30 p. m.

Your Dally Republic will be delivered promptly. If yon know of any local news co-operate with your daily paper and call the newsroom at The Daily Republic. WY 6-5516. Help ID this way to build np a bigger and better newspaper. Raber listed as reasons for his The Mitchell Police Department ticketed or arrested 110 persons retirement, increasing age and, for violations during the month of naoifh NOBLE Funeral Home FUNERAL SERVICES Mr.

Joseph Kiner 1200 West 2nd 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Noble Funeral Home Father H. P. Kolbeck officiating Interment Graceland Cemetery Mr, Kiner will lie instate Sunday in bur Chapel from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.

The Rosary will be recited at 8:00 p.m. Mr. George W. Stumm 405 South Wisconsin 9:00 pJU. Monday at the Metihodiet Church with Dr.

Dwayne Knight Mr. Stumm lie instate Sunday in our Chapel from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. and Monday at the Church from 12 noon until the service hour. I Meryl Findley Accepts (Foreman Job At Martin By Republic News Service MARTIN Meryl Findley, former Mitchell resident, is employed as warehouse foreman at the La- Creek Electric Association in Martin.

Findley is married and his wile is a housemother at Dakota Wesleyan University. She will join husband in the spring when the school term ends. Mitchell Jaycees To Begin Survey Of City's Needs A 12-questdon survey, designed to pinpoint Mitchell's major problems and needs for improvement, will start in Mitchell next week. The 1961 Mitchell Jaycees Community Development Survey, according to Dick Ricci, survey chairman, will serve as a stepping stone for the Jaycees to determine! which problems its organization is best equipped to try to solve. The survey folders will be distributed next week by members of the Jaycees and also may be picked up after Wednesday at any of the following business firms: Commercial Trust and Savings Bank.

Mitchell National Bank, Randalls Super Valu, Blue Bell IGA Foodltner, National Food Store, Red Owl. Piggly Wiggly, Gambles and Montgomery Wards. The questionnaire will query citizens as to their opinion of a possible family-type recreation center for Mitchell, school reorganization for Davison County's rural schools, a public swimming pool and the Park and Shop parking lots. The survey, Ricci commented, also will attempt to determ i whether the public feels Mitchell has adequate street markin school buildings, recreational and parking facilities, in addition to giving each indvdual an opportunity to list his or her personal likes or dislikes of the community, and any suggestions they might have to improve the city. Emphasizing that a person need not sign his name to the survey, the chairman urged all Mlt ell and area residents to make it a point to fill out one of the question- Piano PTA Has Holiday Concert PULTON The Piano High School music department, under the direction of Mrs.

Naser, presented a Christmas concert at the PTA meeting Dec. 1. There were numbers by the band, the girls ensemble, girls glee club, mixed chorus and by soloists. Members accepted the resignation of the president, Mrs. French I and the treasurer, Mrs.

Vlning. The flag salute was led by Bobby James and Norman Holm sang a solo for devotions. Lunch followed the program. poor health. A headline in THE DAILY REPUBLIC this past week read, i "Defendant Only One Absent as Court It was datelined at Pierre.

Meanwhile another story on another page of THE DAILY REPUBLIC on the same day was headlined "Judge Sentences Forger to Two Years In Prison." The reason Clifford V. Bon-, ncltc could not be in Pierre to be tried by jury on a charge of torgery was because he was in Mitchell pleading guilty and getting sentenced for th i degree forgery. In Mitchell he appeared before Circuit Judge Walter Seacat. I Pierre he was to have been tried by jury before Circuit Judge Fred R. Winans.

Previous to trial he had been released on his own recognizance, without bond. A misleading item was reported in the local columns. Each day one of the staff from here calls both hospitals for reports of births Tourist Advisory Council Meeting Slated In City PD2RRE on Committees have November, according to the monthly arrest report of the department. The November total represented an increase of 29 over the 81 ar rests In the October total. Overtime parking and dou 1 parking violators headed the ar sheet with 23 and 18 arrests, ollowed closely by school stop ight violators, 15, blocking a driveway, 16, and public intoxication, 13.

Other violations and the number of persons ticketed or arrested were speeding, 9, no driver's permit in possession, 4, parking in a restricted area, driving with an inadequate muffler, going through a stop sign, improper parking and blocking a sidewalk, two viola- ions each, and forgery and broken seal, one count each. Collections during the month totaled $3,792.58 $114.27 less than the $3,906.85 collected in October. A breakdown of the total showed 12,180.50 in meter collections, $89t 08 in box collections and $721 paid in fines. and Spearfish to continue workshops of the South Dakota Tourist Advisory Council. Workshops are scheduled for next Monday in Huron, Jan.

9, Mitchell, Jan. 23 and Sioux Falls, Jan. ,25. REPUBLIC PATTERNS NOTICE OF HEARING UPON) PROPOSED REZONING OF CERTAIN LOCALITIES WITHIN THE CITY OF MITCHELL, DAVISON COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 26th day of December, 1961, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. in the Municipal Court Room in the City i of Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota, a public hearing will be held by the Master Plan Commission of the City of Mitchell, South Dakota, on the matter of rezoning the following described property from Zone M-l Industrial District Resi- "This," he said, "is a per- feet -opportunity for every rillzen to voice his criticisms or praise of his communi ty.

You're a part of the community and the community also should be a part of you. This is your chance to state vour personal feelings on the. subject. What do you personnally feel can be done to make Mitchell better community which to live?" After the surveys are filled out they should be turned over to a member Jaycee, mailed to Survey, Post Office Box 214, Mitchell, or deposited in survey boxes at any of the aforementioned firms. to Zone R-4 Multi-family clential District: 1.

all of Blocks Five and Six (5 of Railroad Addition; 2. all of Block One (1) of Pott-, Addition; 3. all of Outlot 101 in the Southwest Quarter of Section Twenty -one (21), Township One Hundred Three (103) North, Range Sixty (60) West of the 5th P.M., Davison County, South Dakota; and 4. that unplatted parcel of land in the Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty- one (21), Township One Hundred Three (103) Range Sixty (60) West of the 5th P.M., Davison County, South Dakota, lying south of the C.M.St. Railway; at which time and place any and interested parties may appear and be heard.

MITCHELL MASTER COMMISSION PLAN By ROGER W. BALDWIN For Wheat, Barley Programs Three wheat and two barl signups for participation in the 1962 feed grain program were made with the Davison County ASCS office by the Dec. 1 deadline. The signup and deadline at this time is for those eligible small grains planted this fall. There will be another signup period nest spring for the spring-planted eligible grains.

Mrs. C. J. Weiland, office manager for the ASC office in Mitchell, said the three wheat farms signed 40 acres into the program while the barley farmers pledged 55.2 acres. There are 217 farms in Davison County which have wheat allotments 72 which have barley and deaths.

Early last week one hospital reported birth of a seven-pound, nine-ounce daughter to Mr. and Mrs. DeLaus Creamer of Chamberlain. Now they did NOT say the baby was born at the hospital but one would assume that to be the case. However, from a reliable source we have learned that the baby was born healthy and happy, not in the hospital at all, but in a car on the way to the hospital.

Officiating at the delivery of the child was the father. I have often wondered how I i would do if faced with a similar situation. Here is one father who, evidently, did okay. "Chief Master Sergeant Edward L. Miles distinguis himself by meritorious service demonstrated exceptional initiative, untiring efforts and a great sense of responsibility while monitoring command weapons system support functions.

His outstanding knowledge of requirements and procedures contributed immensely to the excellent state of readiness throughout the 7th Air Division. The astute guidance, industriousness and perseverance displayed by Sgt. Miles reflect great credit upon himself, the Strategic Air Command and the United States." This was the citation which accompanied the presentation of the Air Force Commendation Med a 1 to Sgt. Miles at Ellsworth AFB. Rapid City.

This award was based on i service in England where he was stationed before returning to states. Sgt. Miles is a brother of Mrs. Louise Nicolls, Mitchell. The Mitchell chief of police has received an urgent request to aid in locating Ann Marie Burr.

Ann Marie, now nine, was born and lived at Tacoma, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burr, when she disappeared on Aug. 31, 1961. She was born 12-14-52 and at the time of her disappearance was 4-2 tall, weighed about 55 pounds.

She was of medium build, had hazel eyes and straight blonde hair. During the week when a little girl was accidentally hit by a car near Litchfield school, a a er came to the newsroom and wanted to know who was hurt. His own daughter attended Litchfield School, and he was not satisfied about his own child until we were able to tell him the name of the girl. Cross stitch senti-1 He was so anxious about mental touch for prized linens, own daughter that I thought again Pattern 786: sixteen 5V4xl2 to motifs; directions for embroidery, crocheted edging. Send Thirty five cents in coins Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing.

Send to Laura Wheeler, care of THE DAILY REPUBLIC 82 Needlecraft P.O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER. NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE, FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over Building Permits Soloists for the performance will be Mrs. Robert Smetana, Fulton, soprano; Miss Mary Ann Beukclmnn, Corsica, contralto; Grover Brown, Huron, tenor, and Kenneth Kctcl, student at DWU from Hu bass.

Mrs. Mary B. Woolsey of Dakota Wesleyan University music faculty, will be the organist. New Licensing Tester Assigned To Mitchell Area Jim Maroon. Madison, is the new driver license examiner Davison County and the Mitchell area.

Maroon was assigned the Mit chell area to replace Wayne Brodland, Menno, who was assigned to the Parker vicinity. Maroon is married and has one son. The Mr.Jr.on man will be i Mitchell to give drivers tests every Dale Is Changed For Hearing In National Life Suit the date for a hearing on an in- juctlon sought by former officers of National Life of America has been Changed. The hearing, originally sched-'S; uled for 10 a.m., Dec. 14, has been changed to 10 a.m., Dec.

19 in vison County Circuit Court. The action was originally brougt by Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Powell and H.

Helgerson, former of- fleers and directors of National Life, against the Intercontinen- tal a Texas combine which purchased National Life, and sev- eral other affiliates. The injunction suit asks that all acts of the present board of direc- y' tors of the company be declared void and that purchase by National. Life of the Texas Reserve Life Insurance Company be prohibited. Circuit Judge Fred J. Nichol, Mitchell, will preside at the hearing which was scheduled after the injuctlon suit was remanded back to Davison County Circuit Court by U.S.

District Judge George T. Mickelson. 'i At Pierre, there is still pending Hughes County Circuit Court suit to force Insurance Com- lissioner Robert Hurlbul to free assets of National Life so a $2.8. illllon contract to purchase stock the Texas Reserve Life Itisur- nee Company can be fulfilled, JIM MAROON Wednesday and Thursday through the month of December. The driver examinations are given in the basement of the Davison County courthouse.

The remainder of Maroon's December schedule calls for him to be in Madison every Friday, Alex andria, Dec. 11, Salem, Dec. 12 and 26, Howard, Dec. 19, an Flandreau, Dec. 18.

DEC. 4 Alice Petersdorf obtained a permit to build an addition to a residence at 1310 East Second Avenue. The work is to be completed by April 1, 1962, at an estimated cost of $6,000. A permit to remodel a moved-in building at 531 South Burr was Issued to Ernest Rumbolz with the work to be completed at an approximate cost of $400 by Jan. 2, 1962.

DEC. 5 A permit was issued to the J. F. Anderson Lumber Company erect a two-bedroom i ence with an attached garage at 1506 East Second Avenue. The job is to be finished by July 1, 1962, at a cost of $9,000.

J. F. Anderson Lumber Company obtained a permit to build a house at 1521 East Third Avenue with the work to be completed at an estimated cost of $10,000 by July 1, 1962. DEC.fi A permit to put an exi i house trailer on a new foundation and build a cement patio at 37 South Harmon Drive was issued to E. B.

Tracy. The work is to be finished by Dec. 15 at a cost of about $200. DEC. 7 Fullerton Lumber Company was issued a permit to construct a residence at 1410 East Fourth Avenue, with the Job to be completed by April 1, 1962, at an approximate cost of $11,000.

2 Forfeit Bonds In City Court A Mitchell girl and a Me man forfeited bonds in Municipal Court Friday morning. Miss PhyllJs Vander Heiden for felted a $25 bond for failure to have a driver's permit. Fred Mueller, Menno, a $5 bond on a school stop sign violation. Mueller was arrest on Pec. 7 and Miss Vander Heiden was ticketed on Dec.

5. AAUW will meet Monday at on Hall at 8 p.m. for the Christ- las program. A board meeting ill be at 7:15 p.m. FOR SALE CITY OF MILLER, SOUTH DA- OTA, will sell a two story uilding and adjoining lots, form-- ly used as City uilding size, 00' 126' with entry.s ay 6' 21'.

Includes 6 lots with area 165' 165'; suitable for. usiness or small industry. ng in excellent condition with oof. Appraised valuation $15,000. ime of P.M.

ecembcr 18, bids- ash upon acceptance of bid. Con-rr act C. E. Johanson, City Treasur- Find Out Which Mutual Fund Harold Grant Bel have complete history and information on every Mutual Fund In existence. See, Coll or Write Harvey J.

Shaw INVESTMENT COMPANY REGISTERED BROKER Stocks A Bonds Mutual Funds HAROLD GRANT Resident Mgr. Co-Owner 114 East Third, Mitchell, S. D. Telephone WYman 6-8024 SLATES REST LONDON (AP) King Hussein of Jordan arrived by plane from Amman Thursday for a medical checkup and two weeks of rest. "I have been working terribly hard during the last two years," Hussein told an airport news conference, "and I was beginning to feel a bit tired out." when the girl darted out from her car into the path of an oncoming car.

There must be a system to help these little tykes across the streets safely. But what? Make the Bluebird of Happiness ur Personal motif embroider on towelS( caseSi sneets and again about the matter. This was at Litchfield School and there is no new highway running Litchfield School. The accident happened, I guess, in our new, 1962 Catalog biggest 200 designs Needlecraft ever I Pages, pages, pages of fashions, home accessories to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, afghang plus free patterns.

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