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JULY 12 1951
LUTMERAN
CHURCH
o. L. OLSRUD. Pastor
LUTHERAN, BEACH:
~ervices at 11 a. m., with Holy
1.
Choir Dractice Friday at 8 p.
meeting Tues., 8 p. m.
Bible School contin-
this week and next week
through Friday from
to 11:30 each day.
W. ~M. F. Retreat at Badlands
July 18 to 19.
SENTINEL BUTTE:
Ladies Aid with Mrs. Will F.
as hostess this Thursday
p.m.
d
~Unday School 10 a. m.
EVANGELICAL UNITED
RRETHREN CHURCH
Jcumes Cornfortl~ Pcmtor
Service 10:15 a. m.
'School 11:15 a. m.
Service 8:00 p. m.
Service and Bible
Thurs., S:00 p. m., July 12.
THE CONOR~-GATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
It. ~-. -- Inez Lac~, fcmtm.s
;:00 a. m., is the church ser-
in the temp0~ary meeting
"The Cave". Chimen Wor-
Music, and sermon.
RWr2~-"
a. m., earh Sunday morn-
is the worship service.
Special music. Sermon.
l~is Sunday is our all.church
following the Sunday
hottr at the picnic grounds
of Wibaux. Sunday school
meet at the cht~rch at 9:45
~a. Cars will be at the church ~
the period following Sunday
to transport all persons.
usual worship service will
cOnducted by the young folk
Church school and Pilgrim
at the picnic grounds.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
1~ Rev. Msgr. Jolm I. Heinz,
Pastor
Every Sunday
~rly Mass 8:00 a. m.
~ligh Mass 10:00 a. m.
|~. PAUC-'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
G. HINZ. pasJor
Missouri Synod
Sunday, July 15th,
School 11:30.
~VENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
N. Johnson, Pm~tor
evening, Prayer
8p.m.
Thu,r~,d my, Dorcas Society
meets at 2 p. m., at Hospital
Annex Bldg.
Sabbath School 10 a. m.
,Hour of Worship 11:15 a. m.
flEACH METHODIST CHURCH
J. Robert Uoggs. Jr.. Pastor
8EACH:
Wed. 8 p. m., Bible Study &
Prayer, led by Bob Henry of On-
tario Canada.
Thurs. 7 p. m., Choir.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
ArlRAUX:
Worship Service 9:30 a. m.
Sunday School 10:30 a. m.
Thurs., 7:30 p. m., Bible Study,
Acts 20, 8:15 p. m. Choir.
July 12 and 13 church paint-
ing. ',
D. V. B. S., July 30, Aug. 3.
POTATO CENTER TESTS
NEW SHIPPING CARTON
Burlap potato sacks for ship.
ping potatoes may soon be a
thing of the past, in the opinion
of FH. W. Herbison, NDAC Exten-
sion Service marketing agent.
Potato shippers will use the new
50-pound paper cartons develop-
ed and tested this year at the
potato research center, he be-
~lieves.
The carton was developed
tl~rough joint cooperation of the
Red River Valley Potato Growers
association, engineering special-
ists of one of the leading paper
companies, transportation ex-
perts and the United States de-
partment of agriculture engi-
neers assigned to the research
center.
"rhe new carton-pack offers
an immediate cost advantage to
shippers over the use of the 50.
pound jute bag, or even the 100-
pound burlap shipping bag used
in this area. Other than cost,
the new pack gives advantages
in (1) reduction of in-ta'ansit ard
handling injuries done to table
potatoes after they leave our
shipping stations in North Da-
kota (2) greater ease and con-
venience in handling potatoes at
distribution centers and in the
retail stores, and (3) opportuni-
ty for better merchandising of
top-quality red table potatoes in
retail outlets."
'~Paper cartons may be avail-
able to shippers this fall," Herb-
ison says.
At Parents Home---
*Mr. and Mrs. Iver Iverson and
chil&ren vacationed recently at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Kirst, and also
attended a reunion of the Iver-
son family near Warlord City,
and went to Minot f~r the wed-
ding of his brother. They return-
ed to their home in Boise, Idaho
by way of Glacier National park.
It pays to Advertise In the
(;olden Valley News.
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D.
POST OFFICE ISSUES
NEW MONEY ORDER
Patrons of more than 42,000
post offices in the country will
find the new money order, first
available July 2, a much more
convenient one.
Principal changes in the new
money order system will make
it possible to have ,a money or-
der cashed at any of the nation's
post offices or it may be col-
lected through any bank in the
same manner as the depositing
or cashing of a check.
The new money order appears
in the form of a punched c~rd
instead of the customary paper
slip and purchasers will fill out
the same form and pay the same
fees as has been required in the
past.
The regulation that money or-
dens must be cashed at specific
post offices has been eliminated.
Under the old system, it will
be recalled, a money,, order had
to be cashed in the office to
which it was issued. If it was
cashed at a post office in another
city, an additional fee was
charged.
Name Omitted--
The Occident Elevator of
Beach was not listed in the busi-
ness places which purchased
Shrine circus tickets to be given
away to children of this commu-
nity this past Saturday evening.
The omission was unintention-
ally made when the list was
made up.
Shop among the ads in the
News and save
Lawn Mowers
Sharpened
Saw Filing
SEE
Ben Michels
Five Blocks South of
the Hospital
Beach, N. D.
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!KILL SKUNKS IN
• ANTI-RABIES FIGHT
Several new cases of rabies
reported in North Dakota, mov-
ing closer to this area, has spot-
lighted the part that ordinary
citizens can play in the fight
~gainst the disease.
While rabies is mainly spread
by dogs, J,t is known .th,at foxes,
skunks, squirrels and other
warm.blooded animals are sus-
ceptible to the disease.
,In view of this, Commissioner
H. R. Morgan of the state game
and fish department, says that
since wildlife does play such
an important part in the spread
of the disease, skunks should
be killed whenever they are
seen.
Home From Hospital~
Mrs. Ed Shenko returned to
her Beach home this Wednes-
day, July 11, afte~ being a pati-
ent at the Bismarck hospital for
the past five weeks, where she
had surgery over a week ago;
she is feeling much improved in
health now, and no doubt is
anxious to regain her strength
l enough so that she can work in
:her garden, which last year
boasted some of the most beau-
tiful flowers we *have ever seen
in this section of the country.
Sister Visits--
,Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neudeck
of Blaine, Wn., who arrived
Thursday, plan to spend two
weeks with her sistea- and fami-
ly her% Mr. and !Mrs. Jesse Stil.1.
~u~i~£~$Ill~a~]~r~i~m~Hrq~L1~~C~mm~3m1~H~]i~
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Where price and budget
have to meet;
The answer is a
PEQUOT SHEET
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81 x 108 full size extra long - $3.49
There is 20 per cent to 25 per cent more cotton in a
Pequot Plus-Service Muslin than in, a Percale. This
additional cotton and the greater strength of each
thread makes them the ideal weight and quality for
maximum service.
Visits Here--
PAGE NINIB
John Hudecek, a former B~ch
,resident now serving with the
U. S. army, was in Beach Sat-
urday calling on relatives and
friends before returning to Liv-
ingston, ~VIont., to spend the re-
mainder of his two-weeks fur-
lough.
Daughter Visits--
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell IL~t~ly
and children of PleasanWill~
Iowa, anrived last Friday to viii,
it at the home of her pa~n~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jandt, alld
other relatives.
Adverttee in the Golden Valle7 N41~I
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i At New Picnic Grounds South Of
-- . SENTINEL BUITE
i Signs Will be Erected to Guide You
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. DICKINSON'S
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SINCE 1907
Chief Justice James Morris of the
N. D. Supreme Court has been se-
cured as speaker.
Featuring foot races for children
Fun and Fellowship For All
Good Music.
PUBLIC INVITED
Come out and renew old friend.
ships, or get acquainted, if your're
a stranger.
At The
Sentinel Butte Picnic Grounds
Located on North side of Butte.
putting a new
of Gas in your tank.
-- Hot Dogs- Coffee
Chester Graham of Jamestown will
be the speaker.
I ntertainment for the children at
180 HORSEPOWER
II
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I.IEMISPHERICAL coMBUSTION
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,.L . ,, ain has -- senger car
rt0 0~.~--~ "'~- _...d~,r ~km_ "Call p~o
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FirePower 1
10:30
good prizes - Get your free .am,.
tickets on
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so'PIN r~~
BUT READY AT YOUR
CHRYSLER DEALER'S NOW. ,
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Beach, North Dakota
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