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The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23
Jaycees VIII.
Assist In Fair
Queen Contest

The Sidney Jayceens held their
regular meeting at the American
Legion club rooms August 20 at
800 p. m. There were fourteen
members present and one guest,
Mrs. Gene Eckroth.
Diane Mende entertained the
club with several humorous read
ings.
The Jayceens will assist the
chamber of commerce in the
Richland County Fair Queen
contest to be held the first day
of the fair, Thursday, August 81.
Mrs. Bob Hall reported for her
committee that they will have
charge of the queen contestants
throughout the day and will
have a coke party and training
session for the girls at 2:30 p.
m. at the Lalonde hotel. On the
committee with Mrs. Hall are
Mrs. Tom Sherlock, chairman and
Mrs. Bob Anvik. On the decor
ating committee are Mrs. Zeke
Theis, chairman, Mrs. Bob Stay
ton and Mrs. Harold Jensen.
Mrs. Walt Dasinger reported
on the teen-age dances and en-
phasized that the excellent turn
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

his family in France and with rel
atives and friends In other countries
A report of her visit there has been
promised for a later issue of The
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Turner have
had for their recent houseguests Mrs
Turner's sister. Miss Julie Jerome
ONE, who holds a secretarial position
with the Soho Oil Co. in Billings
enjoyed a weeks vacation visit at
her sisters home. and Miss Nesbitt
visited there over the week end.
Miss Nesbitt. a former Sidney high
school teacher, was or a trip west.
DR.. R. D. Bensonis brother. DR..
his sister. Mrs. Laura Newcofnb of
Toledo, Iowa. returned 10 Minneapo-
lis Monday after a weeks visit at
the DIR. Benson home.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Erickson of
Ligonier, Pa, arrived in Sidney Sun
day for a weeks visit at the home
OF Mrs. Erickson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Petersen. Mr.. Erickson is
working for Geophysical Service Inc.
daughter and son-in-law on their
trip home for a visit there and will
return TO Sidney by train.
Mrs. G. E. FITZGERALD is making
preparations to move next week to
Billings, where she was able DO To-
cate nice living quarters on a re-
cent visit there. In correction of a
local in the last issue of The Her
aid. their son Dennis will enter upon
his senior year at Central high
school rather than his freshman year
at college. at the opening of school
this fall.
Susie Krebsbach of williston is
visiting in Sidney this week at the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Krebsbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sandholm and
daughter Sharon returned Monday
from a two weeks vacation on which
they visited at many points in the
western part of the state and spent
week with Mrs. Sandholm's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Slower in Shell
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Anderson and
children. Sharon, Rita and Jerry, re-
turned Tuesday evening from a two
weeks vacation on which they Wis
tied relatives and friends in Missoula,
Spokane, Coulee Dam. Libby and
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Krebsbach and
children, Kay and Mark, and Mrs
Krebsbach's mother. Mrs. L. M. Pace
who is visiting here from her home
at Wilburton, Oklahoma. returned
Saturday from a weeks vacation on
which they toured Yellowstone park,
and enjoyed sightseeing visits in
Butte and Helena.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

and Mrs. GLAND they tell us live
In a beautiful part of the city,
where they have a lovely home
and yard, with gorgeous flowers
and fruit trees. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ulmen made the trip both ways
by way of Red Lodge for visits
there at the home of her parents,
the Kearney Bervens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. (Bill)
Rounce returned Wednesday of
last week from a three weeks
vacation trip on which Bill at
tended a two weeks serve Of
ficers' school at Montgomery, AL
ALBANIA. They were accompanied
on their trip by their little son
Scotty. The two other boys, Ron
ME and jeff, stayed with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Rounce. When they left Sidney
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounce and Scotty
went to Fort Worth, Texas, for
a visit there with the Frank
Dardans, former Sidney residents.
Mrs. Rounce stayed at the OAR
dan home while Bill went on to
Montgomery and after his first
week of schooling he returned for
her. and Scotty, who spent the
second week with him. On their
return from Montgomery they
stopped at Ridgeway, Wisconsin,
to visit Bills brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed
and family, and were accompan-
led home from there by two of
the Ed children, JEANNE and
Fran. In st. Paul they visited
Mrs. Rounce's grandmother, Mrs.
Clara Olson, and at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Peltzer. Mrs. Peltzer
also accompanied them home and
visited here for a week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Rounce will drive down
for a visit at their daughters
home later on and will take jean
ME and Fran home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell L. Brek-
hus and children, Roswell Jr.,
Holly Ann, Duke Darol and Kit
Kirk, moved to Sidney last week
where Mr.. Brekhus has been
transferred as representative for
Graham Plow Inc, from Flaxton,
N. Oak. The Brekhus family are
at home in the Peterson apart
ment at 113 = 9th Ave. N. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Evans went
to Billings Sunday, where Mrs.
Evans will undergo a check up
at the clinic. They planned to
spend a day with friends at Sher-
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23
WOMEN
HOLD MEETING

Information on the Rich1and County
Budget was presented at a meeting
of the Richland County Democratic
Women's Club by John Lexcen, Sidney
attorney, at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. D. w. Doug) johnson Thurs
day evening. The material. which was
furnished by County COMMISSIONS
James ~Spurgeon, indicated a probable
reduction of about 3 mills in the
county tax rate, which is to be ac-
consplished by various economies,
rather than by curtailment of SER
vices. 1t was emphasized that this
reduction is not final. since the de-
tails of the budget are still being
worked on by the Board of Com
missioners.
Plans for a campaign to register
voters were also discussed. and COM
mittees for speakers and for programs
were organized. The club will also
work in cooperation with other exist
ing party groups such as the Demo-
cratic Central County Committee and
the Young Democrats club in secur-
ing speakers for meetings.
Mrs. J. Harry johnson played three
selections on the Hammond organ.
and enjoyable refreshments were
served by the hostess at the conclu-
sion of the meeting.
The next meeting will be held Mon
day, September 3, at 200 D. m. at the
home of Mrs. J. Harry johnson. 804
3rd St. S. w. Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Searles
and their houseguests, Mrs. w.
P. Ryan of Bluefield, West Viz
ginia, and Mrs. w. G.. Mason of
Lynchburg, Va, returned Satur-
day evening from a weeks trip
on which Mr.. and Mrs. Searles
showed their southern guests
many places of interest in the
State. They toured Yellowstone
park, visited Moran south of the
park, Jackson in the Jackson
Hole Country, and Virginia City.
To add to the enjoyment of the
trip they e guests for a ride
on a private cabin cruiser on
Lake Yellowstone. They also n
joyed a visit at the John E. Way
home in Billings. Mrs. Ryan and
Mrs. Mason will spend another
week at the Searles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde and
sons, and Mrs. Irene Lalonde spent
several days the past week va
cationing at Lake Carlyle.
George Blubaugh of Lewistown
10 u diiSdSt4ilS DuSllleSS III olUDey
this week. Friends will be happy
to hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Blu
baugh will return to Sidney next
month to resume their residence
here. They have never sold their
residence property in the Kings
bay addition but had moved their
furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ulmen re-
turned Monday from a months
vacation trip on which they tour
ed the west coast from southern
California through Washington,
visiting among relatives and
friends, some of whom they had
not een for years. At San Diego
they spent several days with Mrs.
Ulmen's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Recla and
daughter Karen, and among the
old friends visited were the Carl
Glands in Eugene, Oregon. MI.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23
FREAK CUCUMBER
GROWN ON SIDNEY
VALLEY ACREAGE

Mrs. Wilson Irvine brought to The
Herald office the first of the week
twins order grown in their 61a acre
truck garden at the east edge of
Sidney. The three developed cukes
are grown solidly together with three
vines merging into one main stem al
the top. 1t is an oddly that attracts
the curiosity of the curious" in The
Herald window. The Irvines came
here from their ranch near Alvada
this side of the Wyoming line south
of Ekalaka. where he was raised
They bought the valley acreage near
Sidney from E. R. Poff for a truck
garden and raise everything In
that line grown here for market
including corn, POTATOES cabbage,
carrots. tomatoes. onions and cukes
They have four children.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

outs indicate that this project
should have our continued sup
port.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Frank Wodnik and Mrs.
James Carr.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

Be sure TO attend the p~re-schooI
rummage sale in the Peoples Con-
gregational Church basement. Sat-
urdaY afternoon. Aug. rs. where
children's clothing will be on sale
along with adult wear and miscel-
laneous household articles.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

Stockmen use Franklin new
combination Fly Spray. 1t lasts
longer and also kills Lice and
Ticks. Comes in liquid form and
powder for mixing with water.
TURNER DRUG co. 30-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

Rummage sale This Saturday, Aug.
Is, 1 p. m. Congregational church
basement. Large assortment of used
clothing and household articles. spon-
sored by Mayfiower circle. 31-Itc
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

Take your FILMS To TURNER
DRUG for quickest processing.
We send Color film by AIR
MAIL. so-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

Rummage sale this Saturday, Aug.
rs, L p. m. Congregational church
basement. Large assortment of used
clothing and household articles. Spon-
sored by Mayflower circle. 31-1t
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS - Sl7,5O0
$1,000 down 3-bedrm. rambler
lge. liv rm., Ice. game rm.. a!l-eiec,
Kit. garage. sidewalks, broad park.
Gun Factory. FLA approved. To in
spect call IO 1-oo1Q
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SACRIFICE

This 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW. with full
size din. rm.. situated on lge. lot in
the town of laurel. with commercial
possibilities, must be sold immediat ely
Tor Slu.5Ou. Owner moving out OF
state. Flexible financing available
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$3.50 CASH
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

ALEXANDRIA AREA-The home fol
den baths. beautiful liy O' fm SEP
din rm.. iEe. lit with table spsee
q a-cAr garage, Lee. well-landscaped
fenced yard with trees A ,iomt
this size Is a rare commodity IN
this area. Price has been reduced
To S3A.0On for quick sale, Excel
s sR; nnR RsSnsr ROTH l e6 6o HEIL6Nss
XII. $4,000.
ARLINeToN-By owner: s;bedroom
area. miie from VssSS %OS doil
and Country Club. Full basement
with garage and large finished rec.
reation room; patio. Near schools
and shopping center. owner leav.
lnR., Will sell Immediately below
market. IA. 1-541S.
ARL.--Economical older home with
bsmt,. i.-acre lot; ideal for Ice
family Only si.,a5O. Call ACME
ARLINGTON. the very best in lOca.
n rlIs lp'e a asSn y hoss es
pensiye homes. A true willismsburs
Colonial with center. entrance hal
which leads 10 a .H-ft. living room
q large separate dining room with
lovely bay window, fully equipped
kitchen with table SPACE and either
q bedroom and full bath or der
and bath all on the Is, floor. up.
stairs are z large bedrooms and
pantry and .6-ft recreation
room. there is also screened porch
and garage. This home mas q slpte
roof aud there are many large tree,
around the house Excellent financ.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

|SECLUSI0N. yet close-in Ardmore,
near Prince Georses Country Club.
51s landscaped acres, with remod-
eled 3-bedroom dwelling. many out
buildings. Small swimming pool
Owner leaving State. Will sacrifice
for 1880. Call til Q pm. WA
a.39OO. ROBT. s. DAVIS a. CO.,
NON-GI sPECIAL-3-yr. old brk
K rambler: frepl., sep. din. rm.. full
Ss o F1 isEfI lHSt Sl ~ dn a S9S eel
s5S.46 PER MO-, FHA approved
o-room detached home on level LOT
IN Green Meadows. mr. Riggs rd
Oil heat, detached garage. Price
! Sll,250; $3.50 down. Call til 9
pm. WA: $4,000. ROBT, s. DAVE
.HEITMULLER ESTATES
;3O9 Metzerott rd.-Mod. brk. ram
bier on lse lot; 3 bedrms hsmt
With outside entr.: COW. to Nd
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-64OO
LANDovER HILLs-GI approved
lovely e-rm. home. S12,500.
. BERwYN-ls acre; s-rm. home
LOUIS MILLER. Realtor
uN. 4-2123. Ewes. WA. G-6012
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
59l2 Lockney ave. Nearly new g.
bedrm. brick rambler. Fully Air.
conditioned - baths; rec. rm.: gar j..
den. Priced to sell!
HUGH I. PECK HE. 4-64O(
RIvERDALE - New semibungalow
: bedrms.. lge. liv. rm,; spacious
well-equip. kit; gas heat Fenced
lot Only $500 cash required.
KENTLAND-Attrac bungalow. 4
rms; cor. lot. 100-ft. front. compl
fenced; $4,000. Small cash payment
and assume CT loan. DUNN 4
CO.. REALTOR. WA. 7-0O4S til
8 pm.
UNIVERSITY HILLS
Modern 3.bedrm. brick rambler or
lRe. cor. lot, all-elec. kit. gas Nv, h
Assume lee a. loan. Price, S15,S0O
HUGH T. PECK EE. 4-640C
WEST HYATTSVILLE-Sl0.5 500
Nearly. new 2-bedrm. semi-de
prick, nice cor. OPP. park. patio
Anchor fenced. Reas. terms or CT
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-640I
Mr.. OUR LADY OF SORROWS
IlOo Larch ave, Takoma Park
pet. corner brk.. like new: 6 rms.
baths; l blk. to parochial school
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4.64ot
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HANDY

On big tree-shaded lot in one OF
North Arlington's prettiest and most
convenient residential sections. Here's
a spacious. brick beauty with 3 bed
full basement detached garage. fire.
place in living room separate dinins
room dinette in equipped kitchen
FLA approved-many extras and
available for quick occupancy. Don't
wait because the price is only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-19

81 l,.5O-4 -bedrm. brick Cape Cod
with screened porch. tiled bsmt.
Ice. partly fenced lot with trees
Carpeting AL Terms. Mr., cor.
nerS. VACANT. CROWELL a co
INC .l60 Glebe rd.. ia. 5-OfO7
AAA RATING; si.,55O = Quantity
quality and price. 2-bedrm. Cap
Cod eSpandable attic, on > acre
country living close to town. q,
contracts accepted Call right away
RCR5cHACH REALTY. liOs W
Broad St., Fails Church, JE. .-3iO6
sPRlNGFIELD-BY OWNER
All-brick, .l-bedrm. 2-full-bath
split-level home fully ecuip, Walk,
out, daylight ssmt.. Ike rec. rm
Quiet loo. on dead-end ST. In Yatei
WI. M. shop. area, schl.. S.3. 900
6ll2 Dorchester 81. III. i.SB64
CT si475O = 3-bedrm. colonial
din, rm,,, esmt. near eyerythint
bsnit vacant exp. attic Si2q5u
PROVIDENCE co. JE. 2-33i5
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Johns. WA. 7-a54s; I'M. Aisle,
EDMONSTON G. blocks to Hyatts.
heat; immae, $3.50, $1,000 On
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 5-5O50
FOREST HEIGHTS-GI or non CT
only. S13.95O. Lovely 3-bedrm
rambler, liv. rm. with firepl.: leve
fenced lot. IMMEDIATE POSSES.
SION Convenient to Andrews
Boiling Field. and NRL. Call Mr.
GGri6ble; 70; S-2s73 or LU. $4,000
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50O-Only 3 yrs. old but like
new. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler with sep.
Gin. rm. and a table-space kit. Re-
one is customers delight.
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3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BEACON HEIGHTS, ol approved or
eony.: reduced fol. quick sale. going
bsmt.: Ice. lot: ) min IT. Meade.
Capital via pkwy.: immed. occu-
pancy; BY OWNER. AP 1-3225.
BERWYN HEiGHTs-Oniy i new g.
bedrm. rambler left; garage: elev.
lot Good terms. JOHN A. VENT.
AP ..0QOO tIiI O n m
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EVANSVILLE - Neat bunealow
ideal home for retired couple
bsmt.; oil hot-water heat: small
down payment: level lot: near
transp.: immediate possession. Full
price. only $500. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. 4
1l66. WA. 1-tfi55-
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WHITE BRICK BEAUTY. in Aiexan.
dria, near the new nish school:
consisting OF gift, pine-paneled
bath in basement: 1st-noor level
mas q 2S-ft. living room, dinine
room. all-electric Kitchen. 3 bed
rooms and . baths; in a neighbor-
hood you'll love Priced to sci
with very flexible financing terms
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. S-4OO0
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BROADMONT = 4 BEDRMS., pa
BATHS, UNDER 100000. Transfer
makes available this lovely center
custom. design: large wooded lot
paneled recr. rm.; excellent financ-
ing. Call for details. METzLER,
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CAld.tILVM-Brk.i 3 bedrms., rec. rm
y T5sa kit va 4s baths UNI SlOeS St
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SLIGO PARK-No End car needed
here. Ga. ave. and Colesville rd. only
few blocks away. Call and let oul
salesman tell you about this terrific
home.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Nd.
1I2 DEVON COURT

SLIGO PARK AREA
Last chance to buy direct from
owner without agents comm. Priced
under $50 900 for quick sale. Brick
rambler on lge. wooded lot: 8 twin
size bedrms, 24.ft. Inv. rm. with din.
ing area and firepl.. . full baths:
iun bsmt. with rec. rm. Call WE
3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
M; don't. Blair High School. Tyr.
old brk.. foyer entr.. liv. rm. din
rm. comb wifirepl., kit. w1tablt
space earb disp., dshwshr.; rec
rm. gar; terms.
| LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. 5-3533. . Til Q
$4,000
BRICK BUNGALOW: Q bedrms.
/ firepl.; perfect cond.; lge. wooded lot
convenient schools and churches.
&. ROBERT GRAY CO.
916 Ellsworth DR.. JU. 5000
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WEST EVANSVILLE

Brand-new. ultramodern.
-room split-level, on huge,
beautiful corner lot with
scenic view. 3 twin sized bed
rooms. den with firepl.. all
cleo. kit, separate dining
rln.. bsmt.. carport. and fea-
lures galore throuehout, Best
Of construction. A buy at
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CKESIWOOD RAMBLER, close t
tary only S1,4O0 down and SIl;
per month--Large living room. sep.
arate dining room. fully equipped
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, screen porcr
and level fenced ward Shoppins
and schools are nearby. ROUTE
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
III S-lnnn
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oATTHERsRuRo AREA

IL acres with 1,000-ft. fronting
hard surface road, attrac. white RAM
bier for retired couple. S26. $500
SIS. 000-also. ga acres. improved
with S-rm. 3-story home with mod.
conv., ST. 500. Also l acre improved
with mod. 4-bedrm. brick and .
baths. 500 500,
PO o-Q44o pO o-Q443