The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04

n > years % ID, DdrIei IdCitlS,
8 years and under and 9 to 10;
Pleasure Glass, Open Class and 8
years and under; refining class, 8
years to Is and 8 and under; srail
horse class; flag race; jack pc.
barrels.
Trophies went TO: All around
cowboy, 10 year old Jerry Vol
brecht, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Volbrecht; all around cow-
girl, IL year old Judy Wolfe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Wolfe; star of the day, was 5 year
old Eddie Zimdar, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Zimdar of Bloomfield;
Eddie rode a 2-year old he had
broken.
The three most used horses,
Pepper" small appaloosa pony
belonging to Cliff Wolfe family
and "Buttermilk," a palomino be-
longing to Bill Keysor.
The trophy winners were: rein
ing class, 9 to Is, Jerry Zimdar
9 years old; 8 years and under, z
year old Buz Brody. Pleasure class
open age, Bobby Walker, z years
old; 8 years and under, to 5 year
old Eddie Zimdar. Barrel race,
9 years to Is, Jerry Volbrecht, 10
years old; s and under, Judy
Crockett, 6 years old. Pole bend
ing, 8 to Is, Judy Wolf, III years
old; 8 and under, Keith Keysor,
z years old. Trail horse class,
Judy Wolfe ii years old.
The judging was figured on
and horses, equipment,
mounting and dismounting and
the way they handled their horses
were all pointed. The public ad-
dress system was donated by Jim
.aisl who also was announcer.
Mrs. George Garfield was chair
man and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garfield were judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Kemmis, Davey
and Danny left Thursday for Den
yer, Colorado, where they at
tended the wedding of Ernie KEN
mis- on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boy Richey spent
4 recent week end in Miles City
their o and daughter
n-law, MIR and Mrs. Clyde Richey.
Bill Steffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
returned Monday from
Billings where they spent the past
hree weeks receiving treatments.
Mr.. Coutts also attended a board
Meeting of the Farmers Union
Central Exchange which was held
Billings. Mr.. Coutts and Mr..
attended a Galloway
Breeders Association meeting held
It Bozeman.
Maureen Richey fell Wednesday
a cash in her head which
lecessitated eight stitches. She
vas taken to Wolf Point for medi-
al care
Ira Zuroff, Jr., submitted to an
emergency appendectomy We'd
evening at the Wolf Point
lospital.
Mrs. Jennie Nicholson went to
ilendive with Mrs. Fauney But
erfield and daughter Jean But
erfield, where she visited her
lister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
drs. Ralph Miller, then went on
o Fallon where she visited her
on Myrl Nicholson and family
a few days.
Henry Hanson is a patient in
he General Hospital at Glendive.
lie was admitted on Saturday a
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Won Ruben
nd MI. and Mrs. Bill Miller and
returned Tuesday from
,ewistown where they had at
ended the Silver Jubilee of Priest
God of Rev. John Haligowski,
tho celebrated his 25th year of
riesthood. Father John Haligow-
zi was assistant priest in Sidney
ON 1851 to 1855 and also served
lie Richey community. Others
'ho attended this Jubilee from
ichey Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
ear and children and Mr.. and
Irs. Jim Schmitz.
Joan Eggebrecht and Sharon .
eery delegates to Girls State re-
lrned from Bozeman the latter
art Of the week.
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