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The Nome nugget., 1957-03-20
Constructor Cost Figure Delays Mental Health Bill HB-35 in Legislature

= JUNEAU - The territory now stands in danger of losing any chance for construction of men tai hospital within the next sev- era1 years as result of efforts in the House of Representatives to fOrstall action by the 23rd Leg islature on House Bill 35-pro- viding for. construction of mental health institutions within Alaska.
 It has been brought to the at tention of the Alaska Health Edu- cation and Welfare Council that certain key figures in the House prefer to have Alaska's mental pa tients go on indefinitely receiving mere custodial detention in the Oregon hospital in lieu of ade- quate care in Alaska institutions.
 One objection being heard by those who would delay the mental health program is that the De- partment of Health can not give the legislative committee a def mite figure on construction costs It has been pointed out to these people by representative of the Health Department that no such determination can be made until architects can be employed to draw up the plans and make the desired determination of costs. This can not happen until the Legislature passes House Bill 35, or similar legislation, permitting the Health Department to expend the funds necessary to hire the architects.
 "Since the deadline for accept ing new bills has passed, adoption of HB-35 by this legislature must be accomplished if Alaska is to have an adequate mental health program without several more years delay" declared Jim Couch, secretary Of AHEWC and its Leg islative Counsel in Juneau.
 'sThe location of any mental hospital in Alaska is a matter for local Chamber of Commerce ac- tion. The immediate activation of a mental health program is pri- mary concern of the Alaska Health Education and Welfare Council and all Alaskans," Couch said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-20
DO IT YOURSELF UNIV. PANEL SAYS WE LET OTHERS DO IT. IN OUR KITCHENS

ITHACA, N. Y., tR - A panel of Cornell University home ex- perts says the "do-it-yourself" trend stops at the kitchen door.
 The panelists said in a sum- mary of a discussion yesterday that higher income, more working wives, prepared foods and modern equipment had resulted in a htch- en trend of letting someone else do it."
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-20

Furniture polishes containing vegetable oils are subject to spon- taneous ignition when rags are left saturated with this material.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-20
First Scout Battalion
 Ready to Emplane for Elmendorf Encampment

A Pan American Airways plane remained overnight awaiting fav- Drable weather to take personnel to encampment to Elmendorf Field where they will receive special training for the next two weeks.
 Other trips are planned to com plete the transfer of Guardsmen.
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The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

The seniors of Lambert high
school will present their annual
play Friday evening, October 10,
at the school gymnasium. 1t is
a mystery-comedy in three acts
called "The Headless Ghost" by
Vincent E. Daley. Adele Roberts
and Robert Petrik head the pre-
dominantly senior cast as Nancy
and Jerry Carlton. Bill West, a
garrulous son of the Old West,
is played by Roger Williams.
Others in the cast are Viola
S~harbono, playing Mrs. Smith, the
forboding house keeper; George
Larkins; Sam, a very dumb COL
ored boy; Kenneth Kaufman;
Richard Hamlin, a suave lawyer,
Ronald Pust; Agatha Tinsley, a
twittery man-chaser, DeAnn Moe;
Jane Warning, her secretary, Min
ME Dotson; and Liza Jones, a
young Negro girl, Marcia Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Partin and
family arrived at the Liudahl
home Sunday from Kent, Wn.
Perry has been discharged from
the army and at this writing he is
employed at the sugar factory.
MI. and Mrs. Grant Burgess
r rejoicing owe rthe arrival of
a baby daughter Saturday, Oc-
tober IL. The little lady has
been named Virginia Jean. Both
mother and baby r doing fine.
Norman Lindevik and Mrs.
Paul Petrik motored to Billings
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Thron Lindevig, who both have
undergone surgery at the Dea-
coness hospital.
Sharon Carter and Sue Heiser
spent the week end at the Uric
Provost home caring for their
children while they and the Bob
Bahls were at Ekalaka antelope
hunting. Enroute they visited
their son Rick who is attending
school at Miles City.
Mrs. Paul Herringer and Alice
Klempel drove to Williston on
Saturday to shop.
Miss Jaime Burgess is staying
at the Nevins home while her
mother is in the hospital.
Several members of the Saddle
club were in town Saturday re-
pairing the club house.
Due to surgery this summer
Mrs. Kringen was unable to start
the school term, but has return
ed this week to resume her teach
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

such a degree that they had a
bonfire and roasted marshmal-
lows and danced on the tennis
court.
The regular meeting of the
WSCS was held in the church
p%arlors Thursday, beginning at
2:30. The topic was Our Home
Mission Centers and Race. De-
votions were led by Mrs. Lloyd
Eggum, and Mrs. Edith Nelson
was program leader. Hostesses for
the supper, which was served
from 500 to 700 were Mrs. Dom
aid Blair, Mrs. Leon Cummings,
Mrs. George Boles, Mrs. Verne
Sucker and Mrs. Rudolph Linds-
cheid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Zuroff re-
turned Friday from a trip to the
western part of the state.
The Pep Club of Richey high
school elected the following of
ficers: President, Sharon Leven-
good; vice-president, Elaine Berry
and secretary, Joan Eggebrecht.
The regular meeting of Bitter
Root Rebekah Lodge was held on
October 10th at which time they
received the official visitation of
the warden of the Rebekah As
sembly, Mrs. Freda Cook, of
Three Forks. At 600 the Re-
bekahs were served supper in
the Methodist church dining oom
by the h~ostesses of the WSCS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller of
Clear Lake, Ia, have been guests
at the Frederick Whiteman and
George Boles families.
A breakfast sponsored by. the
Richey Commercial club, was
served at the Witt Bakery on
Tuesday morning at 1880. This
event was the Kickoff" for the
Boy Scout financial drive, which
is headed by Pete Adler.
Mrs. c. A. Johnson went on
Tuesday to Rosebud, Montana on
a mission, connected with the
Daughters of the King, an or
ganization in the Episcopal
church.
A birthday dinner was given
at the George Boles home Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs.
Eggum. Guests included the
Whiteman family. the
Johnston family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Miller of Clear Lake,
Iowa, and the honor guest and
her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holland of
Cataldo, Idaho came last week for
a visit with the Radcliffe family.
Mrs. Holland is a daughter of
Grandma" Radcliffe.
Jim Cummings, Eddy Berry and
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

ing position. AS a welcome home
gift the PTA placed a potted
plant in her home.
MI. and Mrs. Basil Herbst and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mer-
Ger and family were Sunday visi-
tors at the Ben Mercer home.
Mrs. Marie Ann Backes and
children and Mrs. Katie Backes
visited the Pat Shevlon home
in Miles City this last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lindevig
and Mrs. Pershing Carter and
Phillip were dinner guests at the
Jim Rehbein home Sunday.
Tommy Burton who recently
received his discharge from the
Navy, is now employed at the
MDU plant near Sidney.
Rev. A. M. Lopston of Sulu, an
island located at the southern
tip of the Philippines, was the
main speaker of the Missionary
convention held at the Ma church
last Sunday thru Wednesday. A
pledge was received Wednesday
evening.
The Martin Lakes, Warren
Petriks, George Reimans, Grant
Burgess, Pershing and Dean Car
ter, Roland and Orlo Nevins,
number the few who have bagged
their antelope to date.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

At present no formal reception
has been given them, but they
were warmly received by the
other residents of the teacher
ages.
Supt. Donald Blair and Coach
Keith Thomas attended a meet
ing of superintendent and
coaches in Culbertson last week
Wednesday evening. Officers for
the new year were elected as
follows. President, Supt. Wallace
Scott of Savage; vice-president,
Supt. H. j. Mogan of Fraser;
secretary-treasurer, Coach Me-
gren of Froid. These officers
serve District 2.
Miss Martha Duncan, while
driving home from school last
Wednesday afternoon was involv-
ed in an accident. While passing
a truck, about two miles west of
the Leon Cummings farm, her car
car hit a washout, causing it to
overturn. The car was badly
damaged but Martha was for
tunate enough to escape with only
cuts and bruises. She was taken
to the Wolf Point hospital but
was released the next day.
Officers of the Richey high
school band have been elected as
follows. President, Arlene Swan
son; vice president, Marjory
Wirth; secretary, Kathie Holz-
worth; treasurer, Loren Soft; and
Librarian, Jack Eggum.
The first regular meeting of
the Richey PTA was held October
7th in the high school building
with a fairly good attendance
In the absence of the president,
Spike Nelson, who was in st.
Paul, the meeting was conducted
by vice-president, Eugene Mikel-
SON. Pete Adler of the First State
Bank gave the welcome address
to the teachers to which Supt.
Blair responded and introduced
the new teachers. Sharon Berry
and Joan Eggebrecht gave re-
ports from Girls State which they
attended in Bozeman the latter
part of June, and Wayne Miller
gave a report of his attendance
at Boys State at Dillon in Au-
gust. Music was furnished by a
vocal trio, Mrs. Bill Howard,
Meredith and Kathie Holzworth.
Hostesses for the lunch which
followed the meeting we're: Mrs.
Eggum, Mrs. John White
man, Mrs. Ole Jensen, Mrs. Har-
old Berry, Mrs. Jerry Babb, and
Ruthvin Eggum.
The Freshman class gave a re-
turn party last Friday evening.
The weatherman cooperating to
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
Moline News

Ingri Thirud, small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thirud, wa:
a patient in the hospital from
Sunday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and MRS. Alton Dian
Alayne and Sonny were Watford
City callers Tuesday.
Miss Joyce Crook spent last
Sunday night with Mrs. Floyd
Monson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter
of Minot visited last Sunday at
the Norman Rod home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weber visit
ed last week with relatives in
Havre.
Callers at the Christensen home
the past week were Joe Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Monson and
family and Mrs. Minda Chris
tianson and Gillie and Pinky
Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rod were
Williston goers Saturday.
Henry Lebak has been a pa
tient in the hospital the past few
days.
Milo Holmer did some hunting
in u vicinity Saturday.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Mrs. Jack Kaiser went on an
elk hunting expedition in the
KaliSpell area Thursday.
Mrs. E. H. Walker entertained
her neighbors from the country
last week on Monday at a pink
and blue shower, honoring Mrs.
James Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Combes
of Malta were recent visitors in
the Ralph Levengood home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
THE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday. Oct. IL. 1887 IA

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bachini of
Havre spent the week end with
Mrs. Bachini's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Levengood.
Miss Sally Miller who is en-
ployed at the N. p. hospital in
G%lendive, spent the week end
with her father, Chas. Miller.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

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The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
by Mrs. Priny Schlsnx

Members of the Charley Creek
Snappers All club, and their
parents, namely: The Leslie Can
dees, Pete j. Ruffattos, George
Fishers, Bill Fishers, Raymond
Ruffattos and Pete p. Ruffattos
and also the Alvin Fishers met
at the Fisher cemetery planting
trees there and at THE Catholic
cemetery. Then they all enjoyed
a picnic dinner in the church
basement.
The Thomas Keyes family call
ed at the Joe Schmitz and Geo.
Fisher homes. Sunday. The
Keyes family were former resi-
dents of this district, living
where the George Fishers
Ernie Hagen was a supper
guest and also spent the night
at the Priny Schlenz home. Le-
Won and Ernie worked on a min
now trap.
Mrs. Howard Sheehan and De-
lores spent Saturday afternoon at
the Gale Childers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sheehan
and Dolores were Lambert bust
ness callers Monday. Howard had
wheat cleaned and Mrs. Sheehan
and Dolores visited at the Oscar
Petrik home.
Mrs. George Fisher brought
Mike back to Sidney and school
Monday morning.
Mrs. Alvin Fisher stopped at
the Schlenz home Tuesday after
noon on her way to the Sheehan
home wanting me to accompany
her. Verna is a beauty cosmetic
saleslady now.
Mrs. Alfred Vaira and son
Jack and Dolores Sheehan motor
ed to Sidney Wednesday. They
visited with their sister, Mrs.
John Verhasselt and helped her
celebrate her wedding anniver-
sary. Jack accompanied Dolores
home and spent the night.
Mrs. Howard Sheehan and De-
lores were visitors at the Gale
Childers home. Marie gave her
mother a home permanent Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna, Edmund,
Linda and Mrs. Antoine Carda
and Jimmie motored to Sidney
on business Thursday.
Priny Schlenz and Virgil Cor
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

/ nelia brought a truck load of bar
ley to the Mel Rauschendorfer
home to have it cleaned and
treated.
Mrs. Leslie Candee called for
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and Mrs.
| Schlenz on her way to the Pete
P. Ruffatto home. She wanted to
get a burning permit for Les
lie on Thursday. After school she
motored TO the Howard Sheehan
home.
Mrs. George Fisher spent a
few mornings last week with her
mother.
Mrs. Alvin Fisher called at
the George Fisher home Wednes-
day. Then they, Verna and Mary,
motored to the Henry Miller
home.
Mrs. George Fisher attended
the Homemakers club at Mona
hall Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Miller was the hostess.
Ernie Hagen called at the Pri-
ny Schlenz and George Fisher
homes Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Hagen stopped at
the Fisher home Friday morning
on her way to Sidney. Jack and
Mike will accompany her home
for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher,
Dan and Jerry and Ernie Hagen
were Sidney callers Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Clifford Foss took her
son Jerry to the doctor in Gull
bertson Saturday. Jerry had the
flu. Mrs. Foss visited the den
fist Sunday.
Pete j. Ruffatto was a Mon
day business caller in Culbertson.
Mrs. Pete j. Ruffatto and
daughter Peggy visited at the
Adolph Strand home Tuesday
as her sister and family. Dick
Tofte of Kalispell we're there.
John and Pete Ruffatto motor
ed to Sidney Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lowe and
children Ricky and Sonny visit
ed at the Mel Rauschendorfer
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Amestoy, Linda and
Gene called at the Foss home
Wednesday bringing Jerry a lit
tie puppy.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Candee
went to Sidney Wednesday to
spend a few days.
George Fisher took some wheat
to Culbertson Thursday to have
cleaned and treated.
Friday morning Mrs. Howard
Sheehan and Dolores got some
wheat from the Lloyd Sheehans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Petrik
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Richey
Helen Hanson

Richey Cub Scouts Pack 1870
held their monthly Pack meet
ing in the Methodist church base
ment April 20. The theme for
this meeting was Indians on
the Trail" the basement was
decorated in Indian style COM
plete with wigwam, campfire,
tom-toms. etc. The cubs were
dressed in typical Indian style,
The meeting was opened in pray
er led by Mrs. William Howard,
followed by the Pledge of AL
legiance. The story of Six Ar
rows was narrated by Mrs. STAN
ley Waters and enacted by the
Cub Scouts. This was enjoyed
by the parents and friends of
the scouts. Cubmaster NARROW
Eggum awarded badges to: Den
mis- Howard, l gold arrow; Gary
Braig, l lion badge and / gold
arrow Robert Richey led the
group in a few cub songs. The
meeting was ended with the song
Star Spangled Banner" Lunch
was served by Mrs. Dean Craig
and Mrs. Donald Blair. 1t was
announced that the Richey Cub
Scouts won the top Red Ribbon
Award for the best Cub Scout
Exhibit at the 1857 Scouting Ex-
position held in Glendive April
6.
The winners of the Poppy Pos
ter contest sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary have
been announced by the Poster
chairman, Mrs. Verne Stoker.
They are: Class l, includes 4th,
5th and 9th grades. Mark Blair
received lst prize; Barbara Nell
son End and Jack Eggum re-
ceived 3rd prize. Glass III
which included the high school,
Marvin Unruh was the winner.
The first prize was SO, End So
and 3rd 81. Five schools partici-
pated: Pleasant Valley, Bloom
field, Red Top, Muldoon and
Richey. There were Sc posters
entered.
Sunday, May 5 the intermedi-
ate Methodist Youth Fellowship
of Richey we're hosts to the in
termediates of Sidney at a sup
per served in the Methodist
church dining room. Before sup
per a meeting was held at which
President Donna Rae presided.
The regular lesson was led by
Donald Whiteman. The Scripture
was given by Joy Sissel of Sid
ney. Three Pantomimes were
presented, "The Good Samari-
tan" by the Sidney group and
Moses and the Ten Command
ments" and Sampson and De-
lilah' by the Richey group. The
supper vas served by the WSCS.
Games wer played on the
church lawn and a scavanger
hunt was enjoyed. Winner were
Marlene Posey and Wayne Swi-
CART. The advisors of the Richey
intermediate MYF group are Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Waters.
Wayne Miller and Wesley
Borntriger were chosen delegates
to Boys State 10 be held on the
campus of the Western College
of Education at Dillon in August.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

and family of Lambert were
dinner guests at the Howard
Sheehan home Thursday, bring
in ga TV set and tower.
Mrs. Alfred Vaira and Mrs.
Gale Childers and twins called
at the Sheehan home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Vaira calling and
taking her son Jack home, who
had spent the night at his grand
parents home.
Mrs. Pete Ruffatto brought
Karen to the Schmitz home Fri
day after school to take her
piano lesson.
Mrs. Howard Sheehan and De-
lores were visitors at the Priny
Schlenz home Friday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

These boys are sponsored by th'
American Legion and Veterans O
Foreign Wars. Alternates are
Robert Williams, first, and JOIN
Whiteman, second.
DR.. Leon johnson, professo,
of chemistry at the Montan;
State College at Bozeman anc
also head of the graduate dept.
will be commencement speake.
for the Richey graduating elias
Thursday evening, May %. BAG
calaureate services will be helt
st 500 Sunday evening, May 19
Mrs. Vernon E. Lewis is speaker
Miss Ann Carlson of Sidney
spent the week end with hel
parents, MI. and Mrs. Pete Carl.
son. Monday Miss Carlson lief
for Spokane, Wn., on her two
week vacation. She will visi'
her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belts anc
family.
Winners of the 1857 Lamber'
Invitational Track Meet r Civ
en- as follows with the 1st, Enc
and 3rd winners in their order.
100 yd. dash - w. Miller, Rich
ey; c.. Sheldon, Culbertson; D
Thorson, Culbertson. 220 yd
dash - w. Miller, Richey; G.
Sheldon, Culbertson; r. Pust
Lambert. 40 yd. dash - R. Pust
Lambert; J.. Gandrud, Culbert-
son; d. Swanson, Richey. $50
yd. run - G.. Hankins; Deckert,
Richey; X. Kaufman, Lambert
Mile - G. Hawkins, Culbertson,
J. Goulding, Richey; Waller,
Richey. High hurdles - X. Kauf-
man, Lambert; D. Thorson, Gull
bertson; R. Nay, Culbertson. Low
Hurdles - R. Williams, Lambert;
B. Damn, Culbertson; Mattern,
Culbertson. $50 yd. relay - Gull
bertson, Lambert, Richey. High
jump - c.. Lake, Lambert and
r. Pennell, Culbertson, tied; 3rd,
R. Mattern, Culbertson. Broad
Jump - D. Thorson, B. Jensen,
G.. Sheldon, all of Culbertson.
Javelin - B. Jensen, C~ulbertson;
j. Madsen, Culbertson; G.. Lake,
Lambert. Discus - B. Damn;
w. Salisbury, Lambert; L. Shell
don, Culbertson. Shot Put - l..
Sheldon; B. Damn; ". Sharbono,
Lambert. Pole vault - G.. Han
kins, LIST; D. Sirokman and R.
Nay, tied, all three of gilbert
son. School winner and acquired
points 1st, Culbertson, 70;
End, Lambert, 20; 3rd Richey, Is.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Yeo en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Cow
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Scheer and children, De-
Wayne, Ordean, Leanne and AL
an, of Circle, also Mr.. and Mrs.
August Scheer, Mrs. j. B. GRADER
and Mrs. Jennie Nicholson. The
occasion being DeWayne and Or
dean Scheer's birthday anniver-
sary.
The Rev. and Mrs. Telfred
Swanson and daughters visited
from Tuesday until Friday with
Swanson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DeBoer near Boze-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesper Larson Of
the Andes community have a new
baby son, born Sunday, May 5
at the Sidney Memorial hospital.
The Larsons have q boy and girl.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARrNERsHIp
DOING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTICIOUS NAME

FICTICIOUS NAME
We, the understs1ed. do hereby
certify that we are co-partxSers trans-
acting . general trucking and live
stock hauling business at 500 And
Street Sc. in Sidney. Montana, under
Truck Line: that the Ar and ad-
dresses OF all Of the co-partners M
terested In said business arc a. fol-
lows:
John H. King 800 and Street SE
Sidney, MouNann
Selma H. King 800 And Street ST
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
hereunto set our hands this 18th day
Of April. A. D.. 1857.
SELMA H. KING
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF R1cnAND
On this 18th day Of April. A. D.,
1857. before me. Paul H. Cresap. q
Notary Public for the State OF Mon
tana. personally APPEARED John H.
King and Ssln. =. King Enown to
are subscribed 10 the foregoing IN
strumen<. and acknowledged to me
that they executed the sane
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereuno set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year
In this certificate first above writ
NoTAR1AL SEAL,
PAUL H. CRESAP
Notary Pubic for the State Cd
MoNtsna. Residing at Sidney.
Monta,a. Ny Commission Ex-
pires February 10, 1850.
publish April 10. Is. May 2. 81