The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

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I lows: IL points - Jackie White
man, Sharon Kemmis, Gilber
Whitmer; IL points Janlc'
! Sawatzky, Leslie Swanson, Phylll
Lee and Wayne Miller Is sub
jects); 10 points - Mary Lu Lee
Lois Borntriger, Sharon Berry
> Jeanne Jensen, Meredith Holz-
|, worth and David Posey; 8 point:
l. Sharon Levengood, Lyla Nor
ey, Donald Hoffman, Loren Soft
and Orris Eggum.
The Richey Royals won their
third basketball game of the sea-
son by defeating the Savage
Warriors Tito AZ on the Richey
court Friday night. This was the
first home game for the Royals.
Paladichuk of Savage was high
point man of the evening with
Is points. Volbrecht was Richey's
top scorer with 81. Scoring was
as follows: Richey@Swanson IA,
Leslie Is, Whiteman 8, Miller 0,
Volbrecht 81; Savage - Basso
8, Christman 6, Paladichuk 26,
SHUTTER l, D. Hedegaard 5. Sub
stitutes: Richey - Waters 4,
Brown 4, Goulding 3, tombstone
8. Savage - Price l, West, Hag-
Ter, B. Hedegaard, Mitchell and
L. Basso. In the preliminary
Richey B squad defeated Savage
B to the tune of so to 80.
The December meeting of the
local PTA was held Monday eve
ming at the grade school with
President Saxton Cummings pre-
siding at the business session. The
opening prayer was led by Mrs.
Vernon Lewis. The feature, con-
sisting of three one-act plays was
given by the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades. Thirteen" was
the title of the play given by the
girls, and the other two were
"a Scout Makes Good" and BE
yond Mutiny", given by the boys.
The plays were directed by James
Copas and Melvin Schwartz. En-
tertainment between acts was
furnished by Elaine Raisl who
played an accordion solo and
Phyllis Whitmer favored the
group with a piano solo. The
business session was held in the
high school. The study club topic
entitled, When Friendship is in
Flower" was led by Mrs. Lloyd
Eggum. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Clifford Wolfe, Mrs.
Robert Walker and Mrs. Bill
Miller.
Band Mothers held their meet
ing in the high school immediate
ly after PTA Monday evening
at which time they elected of
ficers for the coming year. They
were: President Mrs. Ruthvin
Eggum; vice president, Mrs. VIM.
Will; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Ray Sampson.
Ruthvin Eggum was elected
Fire Chief at the regular monthly
meeting of the Richey Fire De-
partment held Wednesday eve
ming at the Fire hall. Other of
ficers elected were, assistant
Lloyd Johnston; Captain,
NARROW Eggum; Lieutenant Don
Lear and Secretary-Treasurer Ira
Zuroff. Ralph Wienke, outgoing
chief, presided at this meeting
was attended by rs mem
bers and five visitors. Hosts for
the evening were Gene Nicholson
and Dale Waters.
The Home Project club held
their all day meeting in the Joe
home Friday with Mrs.
Zein as co-hostess with Mrs.
A pot luck dinner was
served at noon. Mrs. George Cow
in, president, conducted the bus
ness session. Roll call, "a Christ
mas Thought, was answered by
Is members and n visitor. Of
'icers elected for the new year
we're installed by Mrs. Chas. A.
Johnson. They are: President,
Mrs. Vern Stoker; vice president,
Mrs. Joe Ziegler, and secretary
r%easurer, Mrs. Roy Richey. A
ash donation was sent to the
Children's Home at Hell
ma. Plans were discussed for the
lext years program. All the
members brought Christmas gifts
or the secret pals they had kept
through the year and the secret
vas revealed at this time. The
lext all day meeting will be held
'anuary 4 at the home of Mrs.
Iosina Treftz with Mrs. August
'cheer as assistant hostess.
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger re-
eived word from Colville, Wn.,
hat she has a new granddaughter
'orn to Mr.. and Mrs. Verne
1auntenberger on December Bird.
he Kautenbergers have a son
nd a daughter.
Agnes Pavlicek was elected
resident of the Theta Rho Girls
Tub No. 40 at their last regular
leeting held Wednesday evening
t the IOOF hall. The other Of
Icers elected were, vice-presi-
ent, Sharon Berry; secretary,
10 Eggebrecht and treas
rer, Lyla Morey.
Mrs. NARROW Eggum enter-
aimed at a party for her daughter
heila's fifth birthday anmver-
ary Monday afternoon. Six of
er friends were guests.
The regular meeting of the Luz
leran Ladies' Aid was held on
thursday with Mrs. Wilbur Glib
IN leading devotions. After the
Getting Mrs. Gibson served mis-
on lunch.
Lloyd Deckert, who has been
patient at Valley Cottage, Newt