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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Halle Hancock,
John P. Stone
To Wed Soon


The betrothal and approaching
marriage of Miss Halle Nell Han
cock to Mr.. John Paul Stone is
announced by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
r. Ditto, Jr., 1915 West Thorn
apple Street, Chevy Chase.
The prospective bridegroom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dun
bar Stone, 1901 Persimmon Lane
Road, Potomac, and the grandson
of Mrs. Lilly c. Stone, one of
Montgomery County's oldest liv-
ing residents.
The wedding will take place
June 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Charm Class Prizes
Awarded; lo-Week
Summer Course Set

Prizes were passed out last
week to outstanding students in
the Rockville Recreation Depart
ments Charm Course.
Self improvement awards went
to Miss Kitty Graybill, who lost
the most weight, and Mrs. Clara
Eckenrode, who pared the most
inches" Mrs. Ruth Baisey and
Mrs. Edna Winestein received
honorable mention, and Mrs.
Rose Mazzelli was winner of the
calorie quiz.
With the close of the charm
course the Recreation Depart
ment announces. the start of a
10 week summer Physical Fitness
Course at the Rockcrest Field
House. The cost will be S.. For
more information contact the de-
partment at Garden $4,000 or
Virginia Moore at Garden 1889.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05

living. Among her many grand
neices and nephews, six will
graduate this June from Damas-
Gus High.
When she was young she went
to the old log school house in
Cedar Grove and attended Sun
day School in the old Baptist
Church.
Now, however, she goes to the
Cedar Grove Methodist Church
which she can see from her front
porch. Mrs. Iglehart is still an
active member of the Woman's
Society there and their Chicken
and Ham Dinneres wouldn't be
Continued from Page BIZ
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Alice LeVangie.
Lieut.. Mcintyre
To Wed in Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Levan.
gle Of Rutland, VT. announce the
engagement of his daughter,
Miss Alice LeVangie, to First
1t. John II. Mcintyre. Jr, USAF,
son of Capt. and Mrs. John r.
Mcintyre (DC) USN, Washing.
ton, d. c.
Miss LeVangie, a June gradu-
ate Of Trinity College, Washing
ton, d. c., lives at $40 Calven
Lane, Rockville. Her fiance
graduated from the U. S. Naval
Academy In 1856.
An October wedding is
planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Jno~
People W -Kno~
Democratic Laurels Are Fading
BY Kathleen I.eary
Woman's Editor

The Democratic party is trying
to rest on political laurels as
much as 25 years old, NBC news
commentator David Brinkley told
a Montgomery County audience
last week, and they don't stay
green that long" he added.
Acknow led ging that it's
commonly agreed the party's
chances are excellent Mr..
Brinkley inquired But are the
people enchanted with the Demo
Gratis or merely disenchanted
with the Republicans?
About 100 members and guests
of the Wofnan's Suburban Demo
cratic Club gathered to hear the
personable young newsman speak
during the groups final Spring
luncheon at the Silver Fox
restaurant. He was introduced by
Louise Lang, the effective pro-
gram chairman who leaves the
club and her home in Chevy
Chase shortly to go to Paris,
where her husband, VIII Lang,
will join the Life magazine
bureau.
Echoing Max Freedman's
earlier remarks to the Suburban
ties, Mr.. Brinkley scored the
Democrats for their lack of new
ness, boldness and imagination"
The party needs to "go after
new ideas, organize them and tell
the people what they are" he
suggested. They should "sys-
tematically solicit, invite i'd e S
from Democrats in all ranks" he
continued, then get together, lay
down the ideas and publish them,
pointing out this is what we
stand for and plan to do"
Such a document, he empha-
sized, would be a program,
rather than a platform, on "how
to help farmers without making
them charity cases, how to make
the South Americans lay down
their rocks, what to do with
Nasser and how to cleanup the
unions"
Mr.. Brinkley livened up the
observation-disclosures session fol-
lowing his talk with some -obser-
vations made during his assign
ment to cover the recent opening
of the Worlds Fair at Brussels.
Because it was too expensive
to bring American fashion models
over to Europe for one exhibit,
he said, French girls were called
in. They turned out to be too
sexy," however, and, commented
Mr.. Brinkley, officials had to
spend two days "de-sexing" them.
He described the Russian ex-
hibit as extremely heavy and big
-. elephantine architecture lack
ing in grace" 1t was filled with
machine tools, Mr.. Brinkley ex-
planned, and not very interesting.
The Russian art was "unspeak-
able" he said = so bad, just
miserable" 1t was hard to tell in
the pictures, he TESTED, (which
were the women and which were
the tractors"
Among the guests introduced
were Mrs. William E. Proxmire,
wife of the Wisconsin Senator;
and the following successful
Democratic candidates in the pri.
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Mumford-Griffith
Troth Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w. Mum.
ford, Jr., of Gaithersburg, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Genevieve Ellen
Mumford, to Mr.. Lycurgus Mat
thews Griffith, III, son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Griffith, Jr., also
of Gaithersburg.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Hits for Mrs.
Hits for Mrs.
Young Lady Of 81
is Sill Gadabout
BY Dorothy waleski

Mrs. Leah Igehart of Cedar Grove doesn't understand
why want to write about her.
what kind of a story, she kept asking me- "can you
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05

mary election: Stella B. Werner,
Margaret Carpenter Alice w.
Hostetler, La Verne Holt and
Virginia M. Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

THE LOOK WE CALL COOLr-It'S
q little BIT Of California trans
planted to Virginia. Tall. tai trees
and 2 big screened pntio VII maze se
true California brick rambler with
4 bedrms. located on q beautiful
lot. eonv. to everything. You. can
assume the loan with a low down
under $50, 900. cail today JE.
s-sO93. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TY CO, INC. 7Ol W. Broad St.
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STORES FoR REMT

IIth AND r SITS, N.W.--Cleaning
and pressina. fully equipped, NJ
and md mss ct low tent, ED
fs1S. lioi fys & nv NN
e90a BLADRNsBURG RD. Nh
New store, paB "a. NJ, with e2-ft
show window: VII nnish 10 sait
IA. 6.issb' fves.. I'M. s-SssS'
WILL LEAsE. REDUCHD RENT
$500 ilth 81 n'v'. Phone NA'
s-7s4s, Ed. M, o'suLLIVAN.
10th AND @ SITS. N.w.-strest
R Rf0I Fspr Co. vi Sa s.ssss6i DIXIE
Ist. COMML BLDG. rms. plus
apt. End n. Suitable store OF
onlces; asphalt tile drs. Newly
painted. Excel. eond. Mod. raI
i bH2if RFAYisr e. e. S ss', $3.50 ssS
1891 GOOD HOPE I'd. s.E.-oood
bus. loo, 2bft.x7Oft. New store
II, NJ. APPLEsfEIN RA. $4,000
l 200 SO. TT. AIR-coNpTTIoEEp
LARGE. MoDERN. Sc. SHOP,
LEASE 20 2-0iba.
3o34 18th ST. NV. tnr. irVinsl-
4ssS. %isc. AVE. Nw.--Nsu. .,
1891 n 1 sf. fNE.-Nsvly remod.I.d
Consult Mr.. Young, SHANNON a
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 Iatl
At. NV Ma. s-2345.
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tPEcTAcULHR CONTEMPORARY

kPECTACULAR CoNTEMPORARY
Forest, i,nasnifieent wooded view
from az feet Of continuous Their
Tnopane At rear Of home tbeamed-
ceiling living rm. and dining rmD.
Four real bedrms.. 3 baths-ter-
rife recreation room, outstanding
features too numerous 70 mention.
Epection' You have q treat in
storei METzLER. ia. $3.50 till
nm. o4l7 Lee hwy.
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sT0NE-BRICK-.tls-yeaI;old ram m
WfTI;H COMMANDING VIEW
Three twin" bedrms. and 2 all
file baths, 20-ft. living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm. with
ground level recreation rm. ana
buiIt-in garage in basement. Ideal.
" located MIDWAY BETWEEN
KEY AND CHAIN BRIDGES. call
for amt. METzLER, IA. 5-7b7b
ran nm. s417 Lee hwy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS for REMI

MUSIC STUDIO available. down
town, day, week or month. ST
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BUICK 80 super hardtop: $4,000
miles; and b., dyna.: n ,,g.s,r
DE soTNo-PLYM,. w. 2-2300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

SIT. HYDROPLANR with trailel
and cover, race-tested. XII. h-ft.a
to-FT. CABIN CnuIsEn, vel
sa.sbO' cai MAC, 81 I-ssaa
sPKEDnoAr. beat model made b,
eh nl,ssi eer1tsss sond'; mu''
winner. complete With san. flErinI
and trailer: $3.50. Or. s.apt'
before D pm
1877. AUXILIARY sL0oP, 5000
A deal a. this price, sleeps
adults. chlldfen. compl equlppe,
incl trailer BR, s-sSua,
'bs OWENS CRUISER - Lsngth
.4.0 IT, beam, 90 H. .aO h. D.
Fiaeahip engine. mufilcra, compass
ahip-to-shore radio; sleeps 4 Inn
lnaruiatf cond owner purchal.
ina lareer boat. Inquire, STEWART
Sorintnian Yacht Club IND ane
ab-FT. DAwN-iaaSi twin Royals
heads. ship-to-shore, etc. Car
be seen AZ SLIP 81, Annapolis
Yacht Basin, Men.-Friday' Phone
cHRYgLER, s-cylinder Royal Ia
h.p., 70 l reduction, good cond
HA 7-7O56 or VIII. 6-st03.
OWENS. aa-ft.. 1888. lnboart
cabin cruiser. fully eoulp,, a =
S hiHisRsi 4.tss4..N '''' S''um'''
cANOE-lD-ft. orumman: like new
Cost $50, sell S.D5 cash, RE
5-442a, or III. 6-4SlO,
NEW 800 HIP.
PACKARD YES ENGINE
Brand new. In crate. Complete
suitable Tor easy marine CONVEX
sion In run-a-boutS or cruisers
Esg. , Sass; So s,seS; l,milssn od ne,
M 81. Sc. II. ASSOC. Opposite
Naval Gun FACTORY.
"Klepper" Folding Boats
showroom and sales At 1929 1871
catalog. MI. a-1ibb.
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S us s. .: :ss sH:'l sondS id. 81 flP. r.
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsyille. Nd
UN, 4-g5bO open 'til p
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Mousls Eaa sLLI-YA.
A. NJ s.s1 .s:G,' ! s:s,n: !

AtlxANpniA lHpNTmqIom :
eeNu eeet 81 hrk . nedFms
ls sss9 S., ~ 2 AZ s.s.s HSIAi~uH
AK. downtown, SIS ne, lou
aotn p4lmenL la.1Oq nlaioIle
sony ever street, . Fme bIk,, y
natha m e-apse Or ~, f-Ao3o
ARLINGTON. NoRTn--of q rnA
ihs bfisk' cslsnial WIN SEQ
81 e.. ,. ny; "a , ss,9 n ~
garage. gundeck, atxit On. res
fm' With hreplaes. Price onl,
'.Ss Ss c Sssi iss. E E.silsI'
AaL!hqroN--ssoo powNo PAY.
vii buy thla pletpfe-pook Fhitt
fAmhlerl beautifully located or
area. real q lnHs eallppgd klta
.5ls RsaEHs q. s.. no " :, C. 2,
als poaarllion. Thla Z truly A
dream home See u and ye,i, y
IoE RixiFis,SS6,vJ!A.;. Li,sSOo.
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FARMS

ma BLDG. desk avallshls, Alse
~ ssss,l sss az "a. T sass service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

80, 200 TO $1,000 Vt. in moderr
warehouse bldg: elose-in ne. sec.
ton: rr siding: immed. oceu.
CO.. AD. $4,000.
ENTIRE BLDG. end commercial
2 floors, 4Oxl IL. tall board loading
parking. ofices mod; located 374S
lOth 81. ne. reaS rental. Cal
weekdays, La. e-s477. Mr.. Der,
NARD ROSENBERG.
INDUSTRIAL AND WAREHOUSE
SPACE, $4,000 50. IT, avail. Il
80 days. IL e. ceiling. RAM
loadlng, centrally located fo
northern VirEinia and Washine
ton areas. Call TE. 6-l164.
CHOICE WAREHOUSES
IN 1000 50. IT. one-story drive-ir
bldg. Close-in ne. location. PROMPT
possession.
(5l 3.IOO 50. It. one-story driven
bldg. Central NV. location.
CD $500 50. IL. one-StoFy bldg
with loading dock. close-in ne
~ 6y0OO 50. It. ons-story driye-ir
bldg. with . aforementioned officeS
Central NV. location.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
1923 H Street NV. MA, s-55OC
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ANGLIA


CLIFFORD MOTORS "a s-a2s3
AUSTIN HEALEY IS; white. new
tires; wire wheels and overdrive:
s9 s:'i as ' IoS a. 500 down Ss JONES
BROS. AUTO PAWNBROKERS.
1916 Lee hwy. RosSlyn. ia. T.
BUICK 1881 4-dr. super: r and
h., dynafow; immaculate eond.;
100 "a 1.s l9sPe IN invited at home
ONLY AT BANNING'S
BUICK !nS .Ss s,s special sanS s;dTsi Si;BRA' "
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsyille. Nd.
UN, 4-a5bO open 'til 2
BUICK 80 super hsrdtop: $4,000
miles; !, and b., dyna.. new-cer
f 81 sofd.. iSS PALS " s caSScH
BUICK 1875 hsrdtoDi BEAUTIFUL S. 2;
custom Interior; T. and h., Wv.
tires; clean inside and out; thor
oughly reeonditioned; above aver
EMtRsaoREY j. oSRhE. $3.50 WIS.
consin ave. at Western ave, EN-.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr; dyns-
power windows, Wv. tires. . bar
gain price: 1895.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2490 chillum Rd. AP. 1-7l20
BUICK 'Sa sPseisl e luxe sedan:
radio, heater, dyna1oW trans.
whitehall tires, backing lights.
windshield washer, etc,i thorouRh-
y Ieeonditloned; fun warranty:
clean. a real buy 81 si,agl. See
ORME, 5336 Wisconsin ave. nv.
Al western ave EN-. 2-533i.
BUICK 55 Super hardtop coupe:
dynafiov. r. and h.. 2-tont, power
dition throuGhoait; SIDE. Gun
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 chillum Rd. AP. 1870
BUICK 1865 Super Riviera hard.
TOP BEAUTIFUL 2-tone white and
gray, interior 70 match; power
steering. power brakes, 2. and b.,
ayshha,ifioy .;,,CE.SS,..iO tres nssi.,s saek.yp
nbAAt Wluu9Nlelu WhhntTL E~L-
Eye glass. etc: thoroughly recon-
out Under the market At S1.7B5.
Your Buick Dealer. EMERsoN 4
ORME, $3.50 Wisconsin ave. at
Western ave. EN-. 2-433i.
BUICK ,55. 81 ,200; f-door. hard
TOP: blue and white; automatic
trans, Wv tires: one owner;
very low orig, mileage.
O' ID. 4-sao 65'H''0' y"
BUICK '5s convertible. PowsFStseT-
inc, brakes. cleo. windows, dyna-
nov, r. h. many extras. s1.6e5.
LOGAN FORD. 11S0 goth 81. nv.
BUICK 50 5-dr.: al power. clean
car low milease: consider trade.
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr hardtop;
b.. Wv. tires; S2.3ob. Calvert
Motors Inc IlsI EaSt-~sst hwy.
BUICK 80
Convertible. radio. heater, power
steeFins. electric windows Todsy's
best buy for the sportsman.
$444
STAR PONTIAC
i01 Fla Ave M u s-710Q
tcontinusd on NeEt PsEs)
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ANGLIA 1858; eauipped: sl.4eS:
JEI ENGLISH FORD 1884 Pa.
ave Sc, Ii. $4,000
ANGLIA 80 2-dr,; sell new, sl.bs6
now S947. JACK PRY, l1th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

oiss GA avg. n. en-. aBl-s.Fm
ept Il 500 a. ~ in meoell
blag. hons andfof olaee uaa
Ftss psfs.n ! hleeh pi
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LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE

BRADLEY BLVD. and Fallen OAK
Aefoa With stream aVu-tt
irontaee on bradley, iaeinu one Of
HERMAN Mss ST. S-s74e' tn.
rAIRFAx COUNTY acreage for in.
vestment. let population erowth
make you capital aaink see
MASON a oMKR l. HIRsr, An
Mandate, Va, CT o-2.OO. week
SILVER SPRING. lots sdiolninr
In 4 Corners ARIA, ca. lot b3xob.
excel homes IN aurroundinn neigh-
S sEEssisoE RE: & e s;oOS So .s-A.i
SO Lors=Yatsr, sewer, gas y.
. a s5H sRaAS e CO. - E S5.i s :SSS
PRINCE GEORGES coUNTY-Ap-
Powder. MN road Beautifully
subdivided. Seb. 900, BUTLER
REALTY Co. AP, 7-j67O. or Af.
cHOIcE WOODED HALF ACRE
between Annandale and pair.
fax. Sc $50: s2,s50 for corners
Approached bv Rte. $50. q dual
highway. covenanted 70 en-
hance your investment. VIII
build on contract, aid IN nnanc.
ms, might subordinate. Phone
owner alter $50 .p.m sat Of
weekday. AZ EN-. 5-iO5a.
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SIS DOWN. saB mo, buy = AM
y acre tracta, aood level LAND
4 Z. ari.f. koENT, ~. d-liaf
" AcRKs. mostly IN uraaa, modsrr
brick home, Oranae Co, Vifeinia
Blue Ridge view $4,000. rsAk
terms, u. T., HEfF. Assent. 0el
details Al TR. 0.aiai,
sTRoUTe FALL FARM cATALoo
,f fTeT ON RarAl4R9EiE a. ~ zrS Vs.
waId BIDS washington. stsFlinl
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AAAA ~ ANA@ANAa
$500 down FLA for
this lovely home on
a-acre lot. high ele-
walton. large living
room with fireplace.
separate dining room,
equipped kitchen, 4
bedrooms and den.
big screened porch,
MAXIMUM living 81
minimum cost, CAL
N-s:40o0,.RoUTH
TLTt corr,
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
,TEWlAA

ARLINGTON AREA-Pref. house
and once with option 10 buy
uN. 4-22g6. IA. e.f20e.
AUTOMOTIvE DEALER desires To-
cation, downtown area, or Va
Must have inside parking 10 cars
or more. Mr.. Reynolds, OIL. g.
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BUICK 1855 hardtoDi beautiful g
tone white top and gray bodyi
custom interior; z. and h., Wv.
tires; clean inside and out; thor
oughly reconditioned: above aver
ag.sii 8, 297; Your Buies psaler.
consin ave. at Western ave, EN-.
g.Aa3I
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MUST SELL TONIGHT

3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod: new kit,
earaee; fenced corner lot: on bus
line In Westoyer. FLA appraisal,
S17,750. Will sell tonight, Sl5,-
$50. CT. 6-46lO, FL. 4-5622,
AL BAKER a SON REALTY.
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siI.s6O-Is the full price Of this
charming 3-year- young brick ram
bier. Living rm. with firepls din
ing rm., 3 bedrms 4. "a baths, fully
equipped kit, fun bright osmt
completely redeeorated. immeo
detaiis. call THE DARBY CO.,
PFAITORs, "a, b-9393.
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IN THE COUNTRY, yet close to
d. C.-unique 4-bedroom. soiidly-
built, modsrni1ed home, nearly q
acre, i40' frontage on No. q high
way lust outside Of Fails Church;
massive double living room, roomy
electric Kitchen, full divided base
nent: on high knoll, giant trees,
n lovely section 50 close n;
W. sEAY Co, Realtors, 113 West
Broad At, Falls Church. Va,
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ONLY AT BANNING'S

BUICK 1881 4-dr. super: :. and
600. 1Inspse.lGn invitsd at home.
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STORES FOR RENT

BETHEsDA-Modefn store. 12x4O:
suitable for any business. Air
ice. Avail Sept. list. 5000 Wis
ave, GEO. W. ROBERTSON, OIL
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OXFORD MoToRs IA s.p2sa
AUSTIN HEALEY IS; white. new
tires; wire wheels and overdrive;
s szsel a, c InS Z, sslSSo dom rs '5SSSy E
BROS. AUTO PAWNBROKERs
1916 Lee hwy. RosSlyn. IA. A.
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MACHINERY and lnuIp.

TnUcK CRAM, .6-fon, used. 1854
model yoaA-TCi ~ tO.iL
main boom 1u-it hbs Poser
sis,i a'ls 'f ON p.esspss'' new.
oK0noE oiIL-Prsss brake. 10
" 10 GA, cheap located Ia DC.
Call Daltimore, Lexington e-intO,
SALE on RENT rordson trac-
tors, 1 With baekhoe and 'front.'
end loader ! with front-end lQads
er only. one oxo Army tfuck, 1
Bantam haekhoe, : Jeep trenchinF
barber ofsen tFsnehinr mschlnss.
81. l.asiis,0 ana "a. s ssiSas'
bUCkKYE 1870 tfenchlng machine
n4d2e, l,eO0 hrh, actual use, dige
10 H. deep, steel tracks; a-yard
unit backhoe, 1881 model. as.yafd
bucket and rig, steel tracks. Mich.
iean rs front-end loader, 1898
model Walk "a. sneine,, ! lizard
haekhoe. truck mounted. teria
bucket. MIlp Bantam backhoe.
truck mounted. 1919 model, "a
yard bucket. lnsley X az baekhoe,
tr ssY mG SIX iosnssnS Suf osssr 's on
cats 1888 model, diesel, 1 s-yafd
bucket; pli bulldoAer, 1884 mod
a. e-ft blade, diesel, steel tracks.
Call IA. s-f3O2.
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4 BEDRMs., 2 BATHs--New brick
rambler In Lorcom Lane area Of n
Arlington; 2 frepls., de luxe kitch,-
cen incl. dishwasher and disposal
full bsmt. with large paneled rec
rm. Priced At SCI $50; For turtner
REALTORS. ia. b-e393.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

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The Sidney herald., 1958-02-27
Richland Post
Plans Legion
Anniversary Party

March Will be a busy month for
Richland Post No. IL of the
American Legion. Their March
meeting will be held March 4th in
the Legion hall at 800 pm. and
another meeting is scheduled for
the board on Thursday evening
at 800 o'clock at the Lalonde
hotel. This meeting is an annual
affair in which the National Field
Representative, Lloyd Wignall
and Department Adjutant, Chef
Shore will meet with the board
members to discuss problems of
the Post. A big birthday party is
being planned for the 22nd of
March to commemorate the 40th
anniversary of the American Le-
gion. All legionnaires and auxili-
airy members will be entertained
at a banquet and dinner dance at
the Legion hall Saturday, March
%. Keep in mind J.. you belong
in the Legion 49,. Pay your 1858
dues now and make Richland Post
one of the Montana Posts to reach
its quota for the big birthday
party.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-27
High School
Students Write
Achievement Test

Seniors and sophomores have
spent the major part of the
past week writing the "Iowa
Tests of Educational Develop
ment."
The tests are a battery of nine
objective assignments designed to
provide a comprehensive and de-
pendable description of the gen.
eral educational development of
the high school pupil.
The major purposes of the test
ing program are first, to enable
teachers and c%ounselors to keep
themselves more intimately and
reliably acquainted with the ed
ucational development of each
school pupil. Such knowledge will
make 1T easier to adapt instruction
and guidance to each pupils pc
culiar and changing needs. Sec
ondly, it provides the school ad-
ministrator with a more depend
able and objective basis for eval-
uating the total educational of
fering of the school. The testing
program will point up any need
for curriculum revision that may
exist. 1t will also facilitate a wiser
distribution of supervisory efforts.
Mrs. Jimpsie Miller, testing sup
ervisor, was in charge of the pro-
gram. She was assisted by Mrs.
Ethel Page, r. /. Hammer, and
d. Eberhardt.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-27
Quiz Show At
Kiwanis Luncheon
Last Thursday

President Keith Krebsbach op-
ened the weekly Kiwanis lunch
con Thursday noon, February 20,
with a verse of the National An
them followed by invocation and
introduction of the two guests,
Scott Gorder and Student XII
wanian Dale Winter. A new mem
Der, Elmer Henry Frank, was in
troduced and welcomed to the
club by Math Dasinger, Jr., af-
ter which Past President Al Johns
commented briefly on a success
full inter-club meeting with Glen
dive on Wednesday, February 10.
Seven Sidney club members were
on hand.
The luncheon, held in the La
londe hotel ballroom, featured an
entertaining quiz show, under the
able direction of Program Chair
man and Quizmaster Paul Cresap.
Using as subjects Washington,
Lincoln and Edison, all born in
February, Quizmaster Cresap and
his registrar, Russ Packard, put
together a list of questions rang
ing from simple to difficult, with
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-27

point values for correct answers
from l to S. Seated as a panel of
Experts" were past presidents
of the local club, together with
the Student Kiwanian Of the
month. The panel comprised elev-
en-, including Al Johns, Otto
Habedank, doc" Benson, Harry
Nicholson, Babe" Turner, Carl
Brattin, ]. 1. Turner, Dean Beck,
Knute Hoversten, Nels Bach and
student Dale Winter. Some sur
prising knowledge was uncover
ed, although an occasional expert
was left hanging on the ropes.
Winner by a hair was doc Ben
son, with 10 points, followed
closely by Harry Nicholson with
8 and Dale Winter with s. The
program appeared to be thorough
ly enjoyed by both audience and
participants.