The Sidney herald., 1955-02-03
Richey
BY Helen Hanson

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other conference win on Friday
evening when they defeated the
Savage Warriors for the second
time this season. The home team
led at the end of the first period
IL to 8 and % to IS at half time.
At the end of the third period the
Savage Warriors trailed 20 to A
and when the final whistle sound
ed the Royals were leading 1884.
Scoring was as follows: Richey-
Miller 10. Unruh 8, Treftz 10, Wirth
8. Olson 10. Savage-Sluiter 6,
Provost IA, Prigan O., Basso 0,
Paladichuk II. Substitutes Savage
-Etzel, Christman Il, Hedegaard
., Kuester 8. Richey-VOlbrecht,
Zuroff 4, Brown, Garfield, and
Swanson. Officials for the game
f. Bighorn, "A. Bighorn, Brockton.
In the preliminary game the Rich
ey B team defeated the Savage BIS
g to Al.
Saturday evening some of the
younger married men Of Richey
defeated the single boys in a bas-
ketball game played in the Richey
high school gym by a score of
81 to 80. All proceeds from this
went to the March of Dimes. Scor-
ing honors for the evening went
10 Lloyd Eggum for the winners
with "a points. Lloyd Johnston
was referee. Individual scoring
was as follows: Married Fellows
Richey, r., 4; Eggum, "a; Waters,
D., IA; Baldwin, 9; Fowler, 2.
Bachelors, y; Knauts, 4; BOleS,
8: Cummings, 4; Carlson, II. Sub
stitutes: Waters, s.; Ritter and
Waters, K. For the Bachelors, Vol
brecht.
The second meeting of the Lucky
All club was held in the home of
Art Schock with nine members
and three leaders present. The
meeting was called to order by
president, Elaine Berry. Roll call
was answered by naming "Great
Men Born in January" The min
utes were read by Robert Schock.
Books and pamphlets were order
ed to help in our project and also
ordered a skitboOk. A reading, the
meaning Of the Four Leaf Clover,
was given by Eddy Berry. The
recreation hour was spent skiing
and tobogganing, after which
lunch was served by Mrs. Schock
and daughters, Lois and Arden.
The next meeting will be held at
the Clarence KnudsOn home Feb
ruary 13. Reporter, Douglas Knud-
son.
Tuesday, January 25, Charles
Snavely of Richey and Mrs. Agnes
Ode were united in marriage at a
single ring ceremony performed
by the Rv. Willis c. Thurow at a
c~andlelight service in the Metho-
dist church in Glendive. The bride
was attired in a tan suit and wore
matching agate earrings and neck
lace. a gift of the bridegroom. Her
corsage was of pink and yellow
roses.
Both Nh. and Mrs. Snavely are
long time residents Of Dawson
county. After a short wedding trip
they win be at home at Is West
Benham St. in Glendive.
Ale Harold E. Knauts arrived
home Tuesday evening from
Air Force Base in North
Africa on a thirty day Through
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Knauts. After his Through
Knauts viii report to his new sta
ton at Edwards Air Force Base
at Edwards, California. Knauts
has been stationed in North At
frica the past two years.
The WSCS met in the parson-
age Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Ira Zur0ff presiding. She also led
q short devotional program assist
ed by Mrs. Andy Lee. After the
session lunch was served.
Robert Walker went to Billings
Saturday and returned home Sun
day with Mrs. Walker and chill
dren and her mother, Mrs. Her
SanitOne cleaning is best.
Agency at Reynolds Food Store,
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