The Sidney herald., 1957-03-21

Mrs. Donald Blair and the "a
SQUAD cheer leaders Thursday
evening, March IA. The bsnQue.
was held in the assembly room
of the high school and covers
were laid for 155 people. The
school colors of blue and white
were used in the decorations of
the tables and also balloons rep
resenting basketballs of various
colors. The centerpiece for the
headtable was made of four dolls
in exact replica of the four cheer
leaders placed on a maple lazy
susin, representing the hard
wood. These dolls were present.
ed to the four girls after the
program, Mary Lu Lee, Phyllis
Lee, Jackie Whiteman and Mona
Eggum. The nut cups were dec
grated with cut out ba~sketballs
and pictures of each player. The
decorations were in charge of
Mrs. Henry Yeo and Mrs. Lyall
Leslie. The mattresses at the head
table were the B squad cheer
leaders in costume. Ray Stewart
acted as POSTMASTER and intro
duced the players of the A squad
and the manager and cheer lead
ers. He called on Coach Copas
who gave a short talk and intro
duced the B team which will be
next years team. The guest
speaker of the evening was coach
Toby Kangas of Sidney who gave
a very interesting talk on 1.-THE
Coaches job" Next Supt. Donald
Blair gave a short talk. The Of
ficers and board of directors of
the Richey Chamber of Commerce
were introduced. President Pete
Adler gave a short talk. Mayor
Otis Waters responded with a
few remarks. Dan Price of the
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
was also a guest. This banquet
was served by the Rebekah Lodge
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Stoker left
Sunday for Lewistown to be
guests for a few days of their
son and daughter-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. Leighton Stoker.
MIR. and Mrs. Myron Appel
and daughter Sharon all of Glen
dive and Mrs. j. P. GRADER were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Henry Yeo, the occasion
being MI. Appel's birthday an
Roy Scheck gave a talk on
Behavior Under a Bombing At
tack" at the last meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
on Friday evening in the home
of Mrs. Ira Zuroff. The second
Pan American Study was led by
Mrs. Verne Stoker. Roll call was
answered with a Kitchen Quickie,
by the II members and n WIS.,
itor present. Plans were made
for the amateur program to be
held March 80 at the Legion hall.
The hymn of the month, Near
ar My God to Thee" was sung
by the group accompanied by
Mrs. Zuroff at the piano. Mrs.
A. c. Williams and Mrs. Ralph
GRADER were assistant hoStesses
with Mrs. Zuroff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boese
have returned from California
where they vacationed at San Di-
ego and San Francisco for the
past two months.
Kenneth Babb, Jim Cummings
and Robert Won Ruben were Wis
tors in the Leighton Stoker
home in Lewistown Monday
light. Won Ruben went on to
Denver, Colo, from there and
Cummings and Babb returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Jensen, jeanne
md Sandra left on the Goose
Thursday for Plentywood where
hey will make their home. Mrs.
'ensen's nephew Roger Holquist
# Plentywood trucked her
household goods to the new To-
alton.
Mrs. Saxton Cummings, Mrs.
Ieon Cummings and Mrs. George
,oveland were business callers
n Sidney Tuesday.
Mike O. Nicholson was rush.
d to the Sidney hospital We'd
suffering from a ruptur-
d stomach ulcer. He will be a