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128 - The Sidney Herald, Sidney, Mont., Wed., Sept. 27, 1972
Rev. Albert
New Pastor Here
R.m/. Albert Wetzel, formerly
.of the Hope Congregational
Church of Bayard, Neb., has
'accepted a call from the
Ebenezer Congregational
Church of Sidney.
Before going into the
ministry he had been
Superintendent of Schools at
Werner and Barton, N. D. For
the past three years he also
served as Principal of the
Minsters Public Grade School.
His schooling consisted of
three years at Dickinson
College, Dickinson, N. D., and
five years at Northwestern
College at Minneapolis, Minn.
Rev. Wetzel's wife's name is
Rosemary and they have five
children, Mrs. I-aDonna Groz of
Elgin, N. D.; Wand® Wetzel, a
senior at Jamestown College '
and Kayleen, Richard and Julie
at home.
Pastor Wetzel and his family
will he arriving Sept. 29 and he
will have his first worship
service on Oct. 1.
Claims Answer Lies
In Wise Government
Speaking before a
Republican fund - raising
dinner in Cgrter County this
week Congressional candidate
Dick Forester said "the answer
to farm problems is wise
government use of taxpayer
money and a Congressman that
is effective in dealing with
major farm legislation."
"Farmers who produce the
nation's food supply are
remarkably efficient and the
consumer has benefited from
this production efficiency,"
satJ Forester.
"However," he added,
"During the past 15 years, costs
of farm and ranch operation
have more than doubled while
income received for most of
their products has generally
remained unchanged, or has
lowered. Of all Americans, the
farmer alone cannot bargain
for the worth of his labor ,or
products in the marketplaces.
"The problem of marketing
the products the farmer har-
vests has become so complex
and involves so many groups
and industries that the farmer
has layer upon layer of cost
added to his product, none of
which he has a say in," said
Forester.
"Every American is paying
the penalty of inflation each
time he goes to the grocery
store. It is not the farmer, but
Congress, who is to blame for
this situation."
"The answer to inflation is
not more expensive economic
programs, not mar(govern-
ment controls, not orelme
supplements, not more ad-
ministrative actions," said
Forester, "hut the development
of programs that will solve
these problems."
' SUSSCR E "What we need is a
I B Congressman who will promote
I
meangingful farm legislation,
to the HeraJd.. -rid not one who has been
ineffective in any major farm
[ It'= Easy | legislation during his term in
, , J " office," c)ncluded FOrester.
FOREIGN VISITOR -- Abdul
Khlzri, 24, of Afghanistan has
been studying at the ex-
periment station tn Sidney
since July. Khizrl is an
agricqlturai researcher for his
country and has been in the U.
S since February studying
our methods of farming. He
will leave Friday to study at
Huntly Project before going
on to another state. He will
return to his country
sometime early in 1973.
Zody Appointed On Task Force
State Representative A. A.
Zody of Glendive has been
appointed by the office of the
Superintendent of Public In-
struction to a task force which
will study legislation relating to
the education of handicapped
children. Zody is one of five
legislators appointed to the 23
member group.
Zody said the task force has
examined present Montana
laws pertaining to education of
the handicapped and are
presently putting together a
pacRage of model legislation
which they hope will be adopted
by the next legislature.
"In light of recent court
rulings in several states which
revolves around the question of
all handicapped children being
entitled to an education, the
task force was formed to study
and recommend improvements
in Montana's statutes relating
to this important question,"
lady stated.
" Mona-00harley Cree News
oFeRrnAi;C?guSTEPPLthE?Bert B:Utda//::l?a g::/?.M::{ tahteChahlJeeC:eeTuk eAPyy Society
Mrs. Web Cornelia and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin I
Bidegaray's were Mr. and Mrs.
Alphonse Trezel and daughter,
Miles City. They were Sunday
visitors at the Jean
Bidegaray's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foss and
girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bidegaray and Kathy attended
the 4-H Appreciation Dinner at
the Moose Hall in Sidney,
Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Tolksdorf
returned home from Bozeman
and Butte, Wednesday. She was
accompanied by her daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Dan Fisher, and
children who will visit her
parents and relatives in
Bainville.
Those helping Mike Fisher
celebrate his birthday Wed-
nesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Butch Candee, Mr. and Mrs.
I,aVon Schlenz and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tolksdorf.
John Ruffatto was a minor
surgical patient in the Sidney
hospital Wednesday through
Friday.
SCHOOL MENU
The following hot lunch menu
for the week Oct. 2 - 6 has been
released by Sidney Public
Schools. The following is the
daily menu:
Monday - Noodles and Pork,
tossed lettuce salad, buttered
buns, cookie and milk.
Tuesday -- Chili Con Came,
carrot salad, cinnamon rolls, ½
banana and milk.
Wedne,lay- Weiners and
saurkraut, whipped potatoes,
buttered buns, jello with fruit
and topping and milk.
Thursday -- Shshlmrgers,
buttered corn, tossed salad,
cherry upside down cake and
milk.
Friday -- Tuna and noodle
casserole, cole slaw with ap-
ples, buttered buns, crumb
cake with butterscotch topping
and milk.
Sidney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Tolksdorf visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Ruffatto in Brockton,
Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and
Virg, Mrs. Clyde Garten and
Lenora Edeburn attended
funeral services for Eva Hinz in
Poplar, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Tolksdorf were Friday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Smith, Sidney.
Don and Lenora Edeburn,
Sidney, helped their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Garten,
chop corn last week.
Barbie and Mary Ruffatto
sang at the American Legion
Auxiliary meeting in Poplar,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Candee, Mrs. Rick
I,elland and Mrs. Dean
6;arlson, Fairview, helped Mrs.
Cleta Candee paint and clean
house, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Candee
drove to Glendive to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Fisher.
Cal Steppler and Bert
Bidegaray attended the Peavey
Co. Feed meeting at the Moose
Hall Friday. Bert was the lucky
winner of the first prize which
was an electric Timex wrist
watch.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Rauschendorfer attended
funeral services for Michelle
Theissen in Lambert, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Col Steppler
attended the Square Dance
Steak supper at the Girard
Hall, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor-Helland
and Don attended a Freeman
family get together at the home
of Mrs. Alice McNaughton,
Culbertson, Sunday. Attending
were a sister, Mrs. Alfred
Hollis, California; a niece of
Nashua, a sister of Williston
and numerous relatives of the
Culbertson area.
Mrs. Bert Bidegaray hosted
were Sunday dinner guests at I
the Duane Martin's, Fairview. I
Mrs. Eathel Davis was a guest
also. I
Memorial Gifts
The Mondak Historical and
Art Society gratefully
acknowledges receipt of the
following gifts:
In memory of Mrs. Karen
Robertson from Friends and
Relatives.
In memory of Mrs. Melba
Hall from Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Jones and from Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Page.
In memory of Mrs. Mary
McGruder from Mrs. Myrtle
Johnson.
In memory of Mrs. Berg,re
Herigstad from Mrs. Myrtle
Johnson and from Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Page.
In memory of Leonard
Bakken from Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. Page.
Memorials may be nt to
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