The Sidney herald., 1957-01-17
Ilichcy
Helen Hanson


Lambert Lions II to 81 in a Dis
trict No. 2 conference basketball.
game on the Richey court. Tnc
Royals broke a 4 to 4 deadlock
carly in the first quarter and lee
the rest of the way. Richey re-
mains undefeated in conference
competition. Wayne Leslie was
nigh point man of the game with
"A points. Lake was high for the
Lions with 20. Scoring was as
follows: Lambert-Lake 20, Bur-
Ncn 3, Petrik II, Pust 6, Williams
Is. Richey-Swanson 10, Leslie
"A, Whiteman 7, Volbrecht Ia,
Miller 7. Score by quarters =
Richey 10, 40, so, IL; Lambert
10, 80, Al, 81. Substitutes: Lam
bert - Dotson, Carter, Williams,
E. Kaufman, Salisbury. Richey =
tombstone, Brown, Goulding and
Waters. In the preliminary the
Richey B squad defeated the
Lambert B team 54-36.
Mrs. Clara Eggum of Sidney
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Dean Craig and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pentz and
children and Don Handles all of
the north country, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Ziegler were Sunday
evening dinner guests at the Otis
Waters home.
The January meeting of the
local PTA wa held Monday eve
ming. The program held in the
grade school was opened with a
prayer led by Mrs. Vernon Lewis.
The feature, a minstrel show was
presented by the pupils of the
fifth and sixth grades, directed
by Mrs. Art Radcliffe. The girls
chorus rendered two numbers,
Father Time, and "The Blues
Amt Nothin." The business ses-
sion was held in the high school
following the program, with Sax
ton Cummings presiding. Reports
we're given by the membership:
Magazine and Visual Aid COM
mittees. The study club entitled
School or a Job was lead by Mrs.
Ralph Levengood. Ruthvin Eg-
gum was elected treasurer to fill
the vacancy left by William Will,
who moved recently to Outlook.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Edgar Whitmer, Mrs. Jim
Doyle, and Mrs. Otis Waters.
A special meeting of the Com
mercial club was held Tuesday
evening at which time new Of
ficers were elected and an amend
ment to the Constitution was al
tered to change the time of the
annual meeting to the second
Tuesday in January. The officers
President, Pete Adler; vice
president, Norman Nelson; Secre-
tary-treasurer, P. P. Lawrence,
reelected. Other directors are
James Schmitz, James Raisl, Ward
Bean, Vernon Culver, Don Lear
and Art Radcliffe.
MIR. and Mrs. Sanford Otter
ness entertained at an evening
luncheon Tuesday honoring the
formers parents, MI. and Mrs.
Sam Bitterness on their 49th we'd
ding anniversary. Others present
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthvin Egg
gum and family.
Correction - Mrs. Gerty Mick
elson did not return home last
week as stated. She was trans
ferred Monday from the General
hospital to the Northern Pacific
hospital in Glendive for major
surgery.
The regular meeting of Maud
Marshall Chapter 102 OES was
held Wednesday evening at the
IOOF hall with Worthy Patron
George Boles and Worthy Matron
Sybil Eggum puresiding. Mary
.u Richey was appointed chair
nan for the Star canoe commit
zee. Alice Stoker was appointed
chairman for the international
Fund. Hostesses for the
were Jerry and Barbara
3abb and Keith and Joyce Wat
RS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthvin Eggum
we're reelected treasurer and
secretary respectively at the an
lual business meeting of the
American Lutheran church held
Thursday evening. Other officers
were Alton Olson, trustee
or three year term, taking the
of Carl Holm whose term
Expired. The other two trustees
ire James Christianson and YER
Culver. The board of Dea-
'ons are Carl Holm, August
,cheer and M, 0. Nicholson. Mrs.
'ames Golfer, a member of the
Parish Board of Education, was
e-elected secretary for a three
ear term. Other members on
his board are, Mrs. Vernon Gull
rer, treasurer, and Helen Han
on, chairman. Head usher of
he church, Dayton Lobdell; and
!uditors are Mrs. Floyd Durfey,
drs. Alton Olson and Mr.. Burnie
,ahls. Pastor A. o. White pre-
ided at this meeting.
The regular meeting of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship was
leld Tuesday evening with Pres
dent Wayne Leslie presiding. The
eviction topic was Music of
he Church" which was led by
1rs. Connie Zuroff and her
aughter Sylvia Zuroff. Plans
we're made to observe I%nterna-
ional Youth Week, which will