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M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.

Mail Address: St. Leonard, Md.
Phone: Prince Frederick 30S-J.
EDGEWATER BEACH-Lower sec
ton, beautiful all-yr. home on
Waterfront lot 11Ox240. Lge. liy
rm.. din. rm., Masters. bedrm, tile
bath. on 1st, FIR; End fir, 2 lge
bedrps ,n oil heat Ssar rbr;Srv gar per and
SOUTH RIVER PARK-on lot, 100x
200; . all-year homes. Main house.
Ice. liv. rm., . bedrms.. kit. and
bath; guest house. liy. rm., bed
rms, both furn; oil heat Best To-
distance. Bus service. Sl2,50o
CAPE ANNE-on Bay. all-yr. home
Very lge. lot. liv. rm., 3 bedrms,
mod. kit. and bath; oil heating
plant. summer and winter hookup;
Fine workshop; car S-car gsraee. A, All
muting distance Way below cost
MAsoNs , BEAcH-on lse; lot: Fine
all-yr. home. Liv. rm., din, rm,,, 4
bedrms., ia baths. fine kit. with
heat; nicely furn 50 500. Terms.
FELICITE CovE-Beautiful home;
every mod. conv. 1st fir, fine liv.
rm., din. rm, = bedrms.. bath, elec
kit; md FIR, dormitory attic with
bath; fine porches, nicely furn.
Priced for quick sale. Terms
CHARLES E. R1ORDAN
1872 Park Rd. NV.
a. I'D
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~ ACRES-Ideal suburban home
site. approx. 5-mi. north Of Olney
Md, Montg Co., Just Of Georgia
ave; nearby Triadeiphia Lake; Sl0,-
900. terms Also 80 ACRES same
area JAMES !. MUNDY, UN. T.
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READY NOW
REDWOOD RAMBLER
AT
LONG BEACH

For only $7.65O. you may become
the fortunate owner of this brand
new. year-round redwood sided RAM
bier, located on a large wooded lot
near both beach and private yacht
basin For years to come, you and
your family can enjoy this strictly
rodern, we'll equipped 2-hedroom
cottage. with large living room.
kitchen dining area combined, utility
space and complete bath. This year
round heated home must be seen to
fully appreciate its many advan-
tegss, served bv central water sup
ply, electricity. telephone, regular
garbage pickup and good roads this
cottage can be your dream come true
Only $4,000 down. with monthly
payments to suit your convenience
Al Long Beach, there are several other
fine homes and lots to suit voul
desires. Terms may be worked out
to meet your requirements.
To inspect: Drive 7 miles south oil
Prince Frederick on Solomons Island
rd., turn left at. St. Leonard snd
follow Long Beach signs to office or
Ray
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BoArS

oUTBoARD MOTOR. Il h.p.. Evtn-
rude. 1850 remote controls; Si65.
Temple ti-9e36.
MAHOGANY BOARDS. 1924. soc
9d. IT. marine piyWood' all sizes.
FOAM RGBBER. a7x7sx4: also water
proof bunk mats. cut any shape.
GILLILAND. 2I45 P NV. TX.
saIIsoiT, iIPiti, 15-ft sails: in GOOD cond.
sseFr. eIE 0neT cRIszoRAFT H BuILr twin
snsine double cabin cruiser $4,000.
sRiL All sSaf BOAT. chesapesk. 10. sood
saS ssSzss saiier' in excel eond. d,S JV'
Is-FT. SHEPARD RUNABoUT. de
SS,s95. consider trade. EN-. 2-i!ia.
e5-Fr. lin. HIGGINS CABIN
CRUISER, li5 horse marine motor;
model Al south River Yacht Club.
HSNT6k a4xI6s Ios iaSIn Sermats ssglssr; bseds st
work On hail, Priced risht for quick
sale JU. 5000. Ia
SEshhN for insDsetion satSSa $500 XII svslfSs
4a-FT. TWIN CABIN Wheeler.
$500; fly. br. twn. Chyls. CT.
drive dingy outbd. mtr.: stnlS.. stl
gal, bile. gas range; full equip.
owner aboard. Mimi-Jean. Sat. and
Sum-, 500 Maine ave. s.w. 49,
FOR SALE cabin cruiser. length,
40 #. beam 11la it.. inclosed wheel
house, sleeps a. fully equip: ] 80
h.p. Gray marine engine. Priced for
quick sale Contact CAPT. FRANK
DE BOY. telephone Solomon 1851.
12-FT. COMPOSITE v-bottom out
board boat, A-in plywood, l year
old. SIS. IA. 4-l547. Ia
RADIOTELEPHONE. dealer for Ray
theon, Bendix, RCA; sales and IN
stallation. MARINE RADIO. Mayo.
CAR-TOP BOAT. s f.. Pram type.
oak chimes; brass screw fastened.
new: S65 JE. 2-23aS.
WANTED, used Gift. Owens or
Trojan. inboard cabin cruiser. IN
good cond. ia. 2-6165.
lift. ROW BOAT. utility trailer.
9x4x40 in. Sin. table saw W bench:
2S-tn. bicycle, boys; best offer. RE.
6-7Sa4
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PROP. FOR RENT
CENTLEMAN's ESTATE. Chesapeake

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. Chesapeake
Bay area---Avatlablc Immediately
reasonable: furnished. season or year
around: 3 acres, deepwater pier, pri1
vate beach. bedrooms 3 baths
large kitchen, dining room, paneled
living room. fireplace. screened
porch oil hot-water heat; on
Rhodes River below Annapolis: 45
min. TO washington. Phone West
River 566f.
OLD SEA CAPTAINS HoME-Mod-
ernized. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. fire--
tract, u mile Of, ledge and seawall
shorelne. Mt. Desert Island, Maine
available June. July. OIL. 2-9333 all
day Sun, after 8 pm. weekdays.
a-BEDRM. COTTAGE, complete with
plumbing for rent bv season. At
Plum Point on the Chesapeake Bay,
Call IRELAND. Prince Frederick
pts Il --lJ
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ON THE WATER

O&N = AL w "A C46
MILL CREEK-l30-ft. waterfront. +
piers: S46 monthly slip rental: g
bedrm. house. kit, bath. liv. rm.,
full bsmt., auto. hot-air heat:
Sl3.50O. 12 #. water.
Very attractive. o-bedroom. liv. room
kit. bath, partial bsmt.: beautifully
shaded yard: approximately IL feet
of water at pier. $500.
SOUTH RIVER bedrm.. lge. liv
fm.. incl. porch. kit. and bath: =
years old; needs paint: sood sandy
beach. $1,000.
WEST RIVER bedrms, liv. rn..
kit. bath. screened porch; good cond.
S6.500.
CHURCH CREEK-1O acres. wooded
adjoins Annapolis city limits: $500.
CREEK bedrms..
kit. bath, lge. gabled liv. rm., huge
screened porch; beaut. lawn and
shade trees; soft. pier with & fl.
water: SI2,95O. offered by LOUIS
A STARTLING, T:!l 10th st, NV,
Washington. D. c.. RE. 7-1729, or
Sat. and Sun. call West River 3454
or West River 1921.
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Seven Corners. adjoining the nev
woodward 4 Lothrop and Gar
hnekers shopping eenter-Fronting
on Nos. SO and highvays. 10000
50. It.. or $4,000 So It. Al loea-
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LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
tereSt and give you any balance
in cash. Call MR.. MILLER, ME.
S-5400: evenings. LA. 6-5l94.
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COUNTRY HOME

setting on the st. Marys
River. about one acre. 100 feet river
frontage. two-story house. $ rooms
snacious living room 24x36 Are
place. . baths. full basement. sun
parlor, guest house. I-ear garage.
churches, stores schools and r. q.
state road. GOOD neiahborhood
Price. $4,000. JOHN r, DRURY 4
eON. Leonsrdtown, Nd. OR. b-1is1
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on the Severn. A fine
modern home with magnificent view
of the Severn River. The first floor
consists of q living room with fire-
place, dining room. large enclosed
summer living room, modern kitchen.
two bedrooms and two baths. On
the second floor there are two more
bedrooms. The basement opens onto
a. fiasstone terrace and contains two
and utility rooms and garage. You
will not want to miss looking at this
Sylvan Shores. A very nice home in
the Forest Section. Take note OF
these features. long cabin exterior,
hardwood floors. garage. oil heat.
large shaded lot 2 bedrooms o bath 4
tion and the owner is offering at
less than We suggested.
Hillsmere Shores. Directly on the
water with riparian rights. A beau
tiful view across the Bay. This is a
new bungalow and moderately priced
A beautiful kitchen and tiled bath,
living room; dining, room. 3 bed
Margaret's;, SLIGHTLY
erty on Ridout Creek. This is a
well-built home modernized and i'm
proved to satisfy the most particular
buyer. The house features a STAIN
less steel kitchen and spacious
rooms. There is also a three-car
detached private garage and a new
dock.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
et5 Main St. Annapolis, Maryland
Phone: Colonial 3-26S4
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

PARTY will buy small
short-term Second-trust notes, I'M
mediate cash. Call MR.. STANLEY.
MONEY On End TRUsT-we Will
buy 2nd-trust notes, D. c.. nearby
Nd; or Va, Reasonable rates, Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
FIRST xND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO, Realtors,
i33l G st NV. ME. S-2495.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENT
too high??? Money loaned on Isl
or End trusts on terms to suit your
budget. Loans made in D. c.. Md
and Va. Low interest rate. call MIR
FREEDMAN. WASHINGTON Loan d
Trust Bldg. 900 F st. NV. Rm
S07 Telephone RE. 7-1525.
lst, 2nd, 3rd TRUST LOANS covering
D. c., nearby Md. and Va. proper
ties financial relief for all purposes,
including repairs, remodeling. addi-
tons, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
Oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST 3-lf12 19s
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

I WANT TO HUY AN ALL-yEAR
home within ~ mi. Of Washington.
Can pay. cash II price Is right Need
lars. BOX Ask, star.
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BUILDERS OR
SIIR-OPERATORS

Ready to 90. Nearly mi. on Chesa-
peake Bay; wide sandy beach. trees,
6s mi. D, c, Unusual financial ar
tageS Sale as n whole. in part or
consider responsible partner, 10 B.
$500. Sun. or evenings. DU. 7-4a"o.
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COMMERCIAL

Seven Corners. adjoining the neE
Woodward q Lothrop and Gar
fnekers shopping center-Fronting
on Nos. so and highvays. 10000
50. It.. or $4,000 So It. Al loea-
ton
Arlington boulevard. Il mile below
Seven CorneTs-3iz acres, ideal for
any type commercial enterprise.
Seven corners-3s. acres fronting
on 2 main highways: ideal for an
Al shopping center.
Arlington boulevard-17.750 50. IT..
nr. Kamp Washington: very good
terms.
Arlington boulevard. Motel Row
acres; . real bargain.
Annandale. the future Suburban cen
ter-I1 acres Of choice land. suit
able for AAA-l shopping center.
Lee highvay-2ha acres, large road
frontage, IL miles beyond Merri-
field.
9 acres fronting on
utilities available; very good price.
ACREAGE
100 level finished lots. 5 miles to
D. c.; all utils; VA. FLA approved;
sold only as a group Of so or 100;
one half cash. Release clause per
lot.
$50 acres. water and sewer. level and
rolling: IL miles from d. c: via
hard-surface road: nr. large deyel-
opment.
so acres with approximately 1900
It. frontage on Highway No. 30;
good terms.
95 acres or any part on Highway No.
6fi4. ] mile of Highway No. bO;
$500 per acre, very good terms.
Beautiful lake containing 1 acre Of
spring water surrounded by acres
29 and 2ll. is miles from D. c,
ga acres fronting 535 feet on Brad
dock road near new high school.
IA miles from Annandale.
Lee Highways acres Of level to
rolling land. 2 miles beyend Merri-
field.
80 acres. plus 4-room house and q
car metal garage, fronting 1,250 IT.
on Leesburg pike. in Loudoun
County, ! 8 miles from Falls Church.
l45 acres. Is miles from D. C. via
Shirley highway-Water. possibility
of sewer, ideal for medtum-cost
homes
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SUMMER HOMES

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-For rent.
attractive, comfortable cottage;
ocean block; bedrms.. Q baths.
BY season. or month only; COM
mencing July 1st, Wo; 6-7lIl,
SUMNER OR YR. ROUND HOME.
foothills White Mts. Old Colonial
farmhouse built about 1900: rms,
bath; furnace; 3 fireplaces: brick
oven; wide-bd. frs: 200 A: barn,
woods. fields, beaut. view. Suit
beef cattle. sheep. dairy. Milk house.
tenant house. $4,000. R. BUTLER,
RFDI. w. Lebanon. N. H. or call
Iehannn k5A-R
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CAMP PINNACLE

girls. S-l5. Request folder and
complete information.
Box 209, HarriSonburg, Va.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcoatinued.l

ALEXANDRIA-Near an acre Of
apt. land with sewer and water in
northeastern part Of city. 4OO-ft.
frontage; listed at s3O.O01: submit
ofier. Exclusive with A. SLATER
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OFF BRANCH AVE.-Near Camp
Springs. lot l00x360 # Must sell
10 meet other commitments Sdr-
rince al $1,000. LU. 2-04IO or Ii
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RETIREMENT

~ acres. furnished; bedrms: ;
modern home with basement: land
scaped: . baths: S24 800.
Furnished bungalow; 100 It, on water;
Sec farms MANY r. BOARD. Co
lonial 3-633l. EdRewater. Md. IA
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TlALBERT'S BEST BUYS

RIVER CLUB ESTATES
The place to live; nine miles this
side OF Annapolis; easy committing: :
three bedroom house, screened
breezeway and garage: la-acre plot:
membership. Route e14 to Mayo rd.,
three miles and turn right at en-
trance. Call West River 6s7l, AID.
alpS1
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LOANS

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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1912 Park Rd. NV.
Phone after Sun. CO. 5-4292
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WALNUT HILL" La PLATA. ND.
Town lots. y acre, OUTSTANDING resi-
Dental section. convenient schools.
churches. stores: protection restrie-
to build az faIr prices
INDIAN HEAD AREA. Laurel dr.. Is
niles from Rsshtagton over Hwy.
2lO. near 5cyanS rd.. Nd E1Iep-
tionally desirable acre lets good
neighborhood. convenient excellent
schools: 5000, payable SIS monthly
over terms Of ; wears Don't delay
LEoNARD sEIDER. Tel 33i1. La
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

Sherwood Forest, MD.
Enjoy advantages Of Country life and
live in attractive 5-rm furn. winter
lied cottage . large porches, extra
rm down stairs: near water: planned
activities for children: golf, tennis.
swimming etc. Phone Sherwood
Evening star., 1955-06-12

obstruction to give the patient
the air he needs for life.
In less than a minute DR..
Corey made two phone calls -
one to a nearby surgeon, the
other to County Hospital.
Hurry, hurry, hurry" she
blurted. Then she grabbed the
writhing child and, with its
mother, raced for her car.
Sunday Drivers
1T WAS only a few miles to the
hospital, but DR.. Corey had
forgotten one thing - Sunday
traffic. 1t had been a hot day
and thousands of families had
been at the beaches and parks.
The doctor turned a corner
and found herself crawling
behind slow-moving vehicles.
The child's gasps were growing
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1T WAS late afternoon that
IL Sunday when DIR. Helen
Corey's phone rang. A Long
Island, N. Y, pediatrician, she
was used to worried mothers,
but there was mad panic in the
voice on the line.
Susan can't breathe!" the
mother screamed. Minutes
later DIR. Corey was looking
down on an agonized six-year-
old whose face was already
turning blue.
A lightning-swift examina-
ton revealed that a swollen
throat membrane had almost
completely sealed the child's
windpipe. She was dying for
lack of oxygen. Il knew she
had to be 'traked' right away"
DR.. Corey said. That meant a
tracheotomy: the surgeon cuts
into the windpipe below an
Evening star., 1955-06-12
The naked truth about
the RiTl In the locker room!

the girl In the locker room!
She's the belle of the beach even
the waves seem to snuggle closer.
She's the girl with the eye-stopping
figure, slim waist, smooth hips, fiat
tummy. She's the girl you think it's
impossible to be. (you're wrongly
She's the girl who never, ever slips
into a bathing suit or summer dress,
slacks or shorts, without first slip
ping into a Playtex Panty Brief
Evening star., 1955-06-12

And he thanked her for it. Here's
the story of how a quick-thinking
woman doctor saved a dying child
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15

They plan to complete cable work
in the towns of Circle and Brock
way and have them both ready
for use during the month of Sep
TENDER. N. L. Mitchell and Walter
Dankowski, automatic dial equip
ment installers for North Electric
Company, are installing dial
equipment in the new central Of
flee building at Circle. They n
ticipate completion of this in
stallation before the annual meet
ing date. The office of the Mid
Rivers Telephone Cooperative has
moved into the new office building
located on Second Street South in
Circle, Montana.
Mike Thiel, President of Center
Construction company, reports
that they are making good pro-
gress on the Green Exchange.
They have practically completed
setting poles and stringing wire
in the area north and northwest
of Glendive. They anticipate hav-
ing crews work in the Buffalo
Rapids and Pleasant View areas
in a short time.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Airport News
]. r.. Sebastian

Sept. Is, 1855 marks the first
anniversary Of Frontier Airlines
service into Sidney and the other
cities of the Williston Basin. Capt.
Fred Hart and Co-Pilot Douglas
Mcdonald brought Frontier Air
lines Flight 80 into Sidney about
1000 a year ago. Geri Anderson
was the hostess on the flight. The
crew of Hart, Mcdonald and An
derson r still flying the Will
liston Basin Run Getting back
to the first flight, Governor Hugo
Aronson Of Montana was a pass
enger on the inaugural flight. Sew
en- Sidney businessmen also board
ed the flight here in Sidney. They
were Nels Bach, Jim Turner.
Axel Nelson, Jack Knoop, Glayde
Yoder, Ed Krebsbach and Elmer
Sorenson Dan Price, Bill
and Bill Buchholz
boarded the initial flight in Bill
lings and deplaned in Sidney
Gov. Aronson and Frontier Air
lines President c. A. Myhre both
made brief talks on KICK while
passengers were deplaning and
explaining quite a day (.
and the future looks brighter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15

Mid-Rivers Telephone Coopera-
tive will hold their annual meet
ing Sept. II, at the Circle high
school. Registration will be held
at 11:30 a. m. Members must reg
lister before receiving ballots and
tickets for door prizes. The meet
ing program will commence at
LOO p. m. E. c. WeitzelI. Chief
Telephone Operations and Loans
Division, Rural Identification Ad-
ministration, will be the principal
speaker. Members of the board
will report on the construction
progress of rural lines, town ca
bling, buildings, and installation of
central office equipment and tel
ephones.
A male quartet from Fallon will
sing several numbers before the
meeting commences and also will
sing one or two numbers at in
tervals during the meeting. A
moving picture entitled Glow You
Can Dial" will be shown as part
of the planned program.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Sidney F. III. A.
Starts 1855 Sc
School Activities

Saturday, September 10, Julie
Buchholz, state and district No.
5 president; Marlene Lueck, dis
trict song leader; Pat Lowe, Sonia
Jean Benson, Anna Smelser, and
Miss Jeanette Nesbit, adviser,
held a meeting in Glendive for
the purpose of pre-planning the
District No. 5 FILA convention
which will be held in Sidney, Oc-
tober %. The meeting found rep
reSentatives present from Sidney.
Fairview, Glendive, Baker, and
Terry. Such tentative program
events as a play, radio program,
discussion on how chapter mem
bers and officers can function
more effectively, and guest speak
erS, were discussed. AT Plenty
wood, September 10, Margaret
GARNER, who entered the FILA
Wool Contest, modelled her wool
blouse and skirt.
Monday evening, September II.
the Sidney Chapter of FILA held
its first meeting in the high
school home economics room.
Doris Kerbel, president, presided.
Miss Irene Bradley, a graduate
Of Sidney high school and the
only girl from Sidney to hold
the State Homemaker Degree, was
the guest speaker. Miss Bradley
spoke on and showed pictures of
the National All Encampment
which she attended in Washing
ton, D. c., as one of Montana's
four representatives.
Demonstrations relating to home
improvement have been given in
several high school home eco
nomics classes. Mrs. j. l. Turner
has demonstrated and talked to
school girls on weaving and
the home Isl of a loom; Mrs. Nell
has discussed the applica-
ton of makeup; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vic VeStman have conducted
home economics girls through a
of and pointed out the vari-
Gus stages in constructing an En-
pire Home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15

have arranged to serve a tasty
lunch from 1900 noon to 100
p. m. for fifty cents a plate.
Open house of the New Central
Office and Headquarters Build
ing will be held from 800 to
500 p. m. the same day. The pub
lie is invited to visit this new
building and see the automatic
dial equipment. Coffee and dough-
nuts will be served.
Hoax Construction Company
completed construction work on
rural lines and cable on the Rich
ey, Lambert, and Lindsay Ex-
changes August 1st. Mid-Rivers
crews have installed dial tele-
phones in these exchanges and
will install phones in Bloomfield
and Fallon Exchanges in the i'm
mediate future.
Schurr & Finlay are complet-
ing construction on rural lines
and town cabling in Circle, North
McCone, and Brockway Exchanges
and now have crews working in
Jordan and Brusett Exchanges.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Sidney PTA
Begins New Year
Tuesday Night

Rev. R. A.. Gilster, president.
announces the first meeting of the
new year for the Sidney Public
Schools PTA will be held at the
junior-senior high school auditor
ium Tuesday evening, Sept. 81 at
300 p. m.
Mrs. Alfred Lane, membership
chairman, reports that 81 teach
erS have already joined, and she
urges all persons interested in
the welfare Of children to become
members as the organization is not
limited to parents and teachers.
1t is hoped that with the in
creased membership which is x
pected this will be a most worth
while year.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15

Harry McGregor of Great Falls,
highway Commission members
and engineers and General James
Guthrie of the Air Defense Com
mand. A business session of the
association will follow. william
Buchholz will be the master of
ceremonies.
A big fireman's dance will con-
clude the days events. Hundreds
of bales of hay and planks will be
used to provide ample seating.
Ted Jensen is making 80 gallons
of coffee and will haul it out Sat-
urday morning. Valley Meat win
truck the 1000 pounds of beef
out Friday and the barbecue fire
will be started that night accord
ing to SiferS.
A Great Falls delegation head
ed by DR.. McGregor, General
Guthrie, R. F. Kitchingman, A. j.
Breitensten, Ken Baily and Alex
Warden, are flying here Friday.
A special get-together is being
planned with the Great Falls
group and others at the La
londe hotel at 800 p. m.
A number of cars may be need
ed to haul out people from Sid
ney. Plans are to leave the La
londe hotel from $50 to 1000
a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Schools Show
Student Increase

All divisions Of the Sidney Pub
lie schools show some increase
IN enrolment over last year. In
grades I through 6 there were
$40 students ia actual attendance.
The 9TH and 9Th grades have zoo
in attendance and the 9th, 10th,
18th and 18th grades show an
actual enrolment of 426. This
makes an over all enrolment of
1887 students. A number Of fami-
lies are in the process of moving
into Sidney which will boost these
figures over the 1900 mark. The
over all enrolment increase now
stands at approximately AZ.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
DeVoir, Antonsen
Named Moose
District Chairrnen

Two local men were named to
district chairmanships at the Mon
tana Moose association state Of
flcers meeting which was held
at Livingston, Sept. 10 and IL.
Pat DeVoir, local Governor of
the Moose was named to the
Craftsmanship of the Badlands Dis
trict Membership Conservation
committee. Art Antonson. secre-
tary of the Sidney Moose, was
named to the Badlands District
Sport Craftsmanship.
The Badlands district comprises
the Moose lodges of Miles City,
Glendive, Plentywood and Sid
ney. Roy Bruce, vice-president of
the district, represented Glendive
and Pat DeVoir attended from
the Sidney lodge.
The Sidney Moose lodge and
the Sidney Jr. Chamber of Com
merce are sponsoring a teen-age
dance this Friday, Sept. Is at the
Moose hall.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Over 1000 Expected at Central
Meeting In Richev Saturday

Two thousand to three thousand
people are expected to attend the
annual Central Highway meeting
in Richey this Saturday, Sept. II.
A goal of at least 200 has been
set for Sidney by the Chamber of
Commerce Road Committee head
ed by Nels Bach and Jim Tur-
ner.
Two thousand pounds of beef
will be barbecued over open pits
under the supervision of Sam ST.
fers of Sidney. Serving will be
started at HOO a. m.
The speaking program is sched-
uled to start at about 100 D. m.
from the speaking platform in
the barbecue area. Governor Hugo
Aronson is expected and will ad-
dress the crowd. Others to appear
on the program are President