The Sidney herald., 1955-02-24

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The February meeting of the
PTA was held at the school Mon
day evening with two out of town
speakers present. The program be-
gan with two songs by the girls
glee club Caroline in the Morn
ing" and my Heart Stood Still"
Dean Davidson was then called on
to discuss the All club and the
parents part in Al club work
when he stressed that a successful
club was a family club or where
parents cooperated with the club
member to the fullest. The group
then enjoyed two piano solos,
"Black Hawk Waltz" and "San
Antina" rendered by Miss Sandra
Rieman a sixth grade pupil. Mrs.
Roland Nevins program chairman
then introduced Otto Habedank,
attorney from Sidney to the as
ISOLATION and he presented the
school finance program very eff
fectively and asked the support of
the public on House Bill 80 by
writing to Don Nutter, Senator
from this area.
After the program a short bust
ness meeting was conducted by
President Mrs. c. r. Thiessen. A
discussion was held as to wheth-
er the PTA should help with ex-
penses for two delegates to High
School Week at Bozeman this
coming April and also a boy to
Boys State. 1t was decided to wait
until next meeting to make the
final discussion as to the amount
that the association could afford.
A report of the March of Dimes
take was also submitted by chair
man Mrs. Paul Petrik and was as
follows, dime cards $3.50, student
cards $22.40, altar society $1,000,
ladies coffee parties, $30.78, blan-
ket donations $24.55, and an indi-
vidual contribution of $500, MAX
ing a total of $110.92 for the Lam
bert community. Lunch was
served by the committee at the
close of the meeting.
Keith Kimball of Myers, Mont,
IFYE delegate to India, spoke at
the high school Tuesday. He show
ed slides of scenes in India of
the people, their work, dress, play
and how they talk and eat. He
also told of his experiences there
and answered any questions which
were asked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lake, Mrs.
Ivan Thomas and John Monger
drove to Culbertson from Sidney
Saturday of last week to have
dinner and spend the afternoon
at the Steve Ruffatto home. MI.
and Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Thomas and
John spent the tournament days
in Sidney because of the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Petrik and
daughters of Sidney spent Sunday
evening visiting at the Raymond
Qualley home.
Bob Schultz was injured when
a baling hook entered his leg
near the knee cap Saturday. He
was taken to Sidney that day and
again Sunday for doctors care.
This accident occurred at the jim
Bremen farm where Bob is work
ing.
Bruce Qualley was a dinner
guest of Jerry Berreth Monday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thiessen,
Vernon Gebhardt and Sam Scam
mon were Tuesday evening dinner
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Leo Ber-
reth.
Rev. Telfred Swanson of Richey
visited at the Leo Berreth home
Wednesday afternoon last week.
A family night social was held
at the Lutheran church Sunday.
Two films were shown, Gravel
ogue' and "Bible on the Table"
and the remainder of the evening
was spent enjoying a pot luck
supper and a social hour.
The Young Peoples Bible study
and fellowship supper was held
at the Alliance parsonage on We'd
nesday evening of last week. II
will be held at the Erick Pust
home this week.
Miss Betty Thiessen spent the
week end at home, returning to
Sidney Sunday evening, where
she is staying with her sister Yer
ma.
Mrs. Ennie Storm returned to
her home Friday after visiting her
daughters in Sidney.
Rev. Leo Berreth and Ellis
Deckert are attending a pastors
and workers conference at the
Western Canadian Bible Institute
in Regina, Sask. Rev. J. S. Rain
Of Savage also accompanied them.
They expect to return Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Rehbein are
the parents of a baby girl born
in Sidney Wednesday, February
16. This makes the second girl
and the fourth child in the Fritz
Rehbein family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McGinnis OF
Sidney and daughters were Sum
day dinner guests and afternoon
visitors at the Grant Burgess
home.
The people of Lambert are very
proud of their basketball team
and their coach this year as they
brought home the first trophy in
the history of the Lambert school
for winning a place in the tourna-
ment. There have been two sports