The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

This weekly feature of The
Sidney Herald has been missing
the past two weeks on account
that the author has been on va
cation. l flew from Sidney to
Denver on Frontier Airlines,
Denver to Los Angeles on Con-
tinental Airlines, Los Angeles to
San Francisco and back to Los
Angeles on Southwest Airlines,
Los Angeles to Chicago and back
to Denver on Continental Air
lines, and then back to Sidney.
There is one thing about flying,
it is FUN. A visit on the west
coast is always interesting. I
stayed In Santa Monica and got
my legs burnt on the beach but
the water in the Pacific was cool
and refreshing. 1t was my first
visit in San Francisco and /
certainly want to return. San
Francisco Is a wonderful fun
town. The Elks were holding
their National Convention while
/ was there SO I took in some of
it. Didn't see anybody from Sid
ney. / also took in Chinatown,
Fisherman's Wharf, The Inter
national Settlement and some
real fine jazz by Earl Hines.
While Los Angeles meant relax
alton, and San Francisco, fun,
Woodstock, Illinois meant a visit
with my parents and a real close
look at the Major League pen
nant races. / watched the Cub
and White Sox games on TV in
the afternoon and listened to the
Milwaukee and st. Louis games
at night. l did see the 81 con-
quest of the Phillies by the Chi
cago Cubs on July 81. / came
back to Sidney convinced that
the st. Louis Cardinals will win
the National League pennant.
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Continental Airlines was
awarded a route between Chi
cago, Denver and Los Angeles a
few months ago. Continental uses
DC TBS on this particular route
and it is the finest Coach SER
vice that / have ever eel Con-
tinental's hostesses wear a uni
from that looks like a Christian
Dior party dress and is quite a
bit different from anything that
l have ever seen in the Airline
business. Mary Casteel and Mar
lene Liames, the Continental gals
on the trip from Chicago to Dem
yer, told me that they are for
ever picking up comments about
their uniforms. Both gals work.
ed the big airline trip with small
airline efficiency. 4 am certainly
ready to ride Continental Airlines
again. S*
Merle Beeler, agent here in
Sidney, left on his vacation July
30. He and his wife will spend
three weeks in Northern Color
ado.
Sidney's 3rd Air Fair will be
held at the Richland County Air
port on August 10. This one
promises to be the best yet. DON
Boyle. District Sales Manager,
will be in here almost all next
week to help prepare for the
show.
Speaking of vacations we have
all the necessary information ON
domestic and international sched-
ules Of the various AirlineS.
Anybody wishing such informa-
ton can give us a call.
Passengers boarding Frontier
Airlines the past couple Of weeks
here in Sidney include Edward
Roberts, Seattle; Dale Becker,
Minneapolis; r. E. Packard, Bill
Mrs. Pat Murray, Billings;
H. M. Freeman, Billings; Paul
Berg, Billings; Ivan Brown, Port
land; Don Boyle, Bismarck; Mel
Brandt, Billings; Keith Krebs-
bach, Billings; Bill Lockenmeyer,
Billings; Sam Crompton, Denver;
Dennis Looman, Albuquerque;
w. Stafford, Great Falls; De-
We're Steinley, San Francisco;
George Summers, Bismarck; A..
g. Newton, Billings.
Another Frontier Travel Tip
Leave Sidney ESQ p. m, arrive
Portland 1928 p. m.