The Sidney herald., 1958-03-20

three months with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. e,
E. Haagenson and their three
daughters and visited In Missoula
at the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Smith
and their two daughters. Mrs.
Varco tells us she greatly enjoy
ed the winter in Encino, where
she has been visiting annually the
past few years. She was among the
many Richland County residents
who attended the recent Mon
tana picnic held at Sycamore
Grove, near Los Angeles, where
she met many old friends, some
now living in California and
others, like herself, there for the
winter. A report of the picnic
and those attending was given in
the March 6 issue of the Herald.
Mrs. Emil Toran, Mrs. Left Borg
and daughter Sylvia and Mrs.
Jorgen Borg and daughter Esther
returned Saturday from a three
weeks trip to the west coast where
they visited relatives and friends
in Seattle and Portland. They
went for the special purpose of
attending the wedding of their
niece, Joyce Duncan, which took
place in Seattle on February %.
They made the trip by train and
tell us they had a "fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lund had for
their week end house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernell Benson and
sons, Dale and Craig Of Minot,
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Butka
returned last week from Roches-
ter, Mimi, where they spent some
time while Mr.. Butka underwent
very successful surgery at the
Mayo clinic. Their daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Sickman, was with them all
during their stay in Rochester,
and her husband, Major Sickman,
who is stationed in Mass, with
the air force, joined them for the
trip back to Sidney. The Sick
mans left Monday to return to
their home.
Richard Nevins of Great Falls
was in Sidney the first of the
week for a few days visit with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Will
Nevins, both of whom are under
care at the Community Memorial
hospital for heart ailments. Both
are reported as in satisfactory
condition. Mrs. Nevins has been
under hospital care for two weeks
and Mr.. Nevins has been there
one week. He hopes to be dis
charged this week but his wife
will be there for another week or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Swend-
seid have returned from a two
months vacation trip on which
they were accompanied by Mr..
Swendseid's brother, Glib Swend-
seid and wife Of Dahlen, N. D.
Mrs. Glib Swendseid is a sister
of Mrs. M. A. Swendseid, which
made the trip a family affair
and one very much enjoyed"
Their destination was Lakeland,
Florida. They made the trip
south by way of Hot Spring,
Ark, and New Orleans, and re-
turned via Washington D. c.
Stops at these places included
tours of the cities and places OF
interest throughout the area. Their
time in Lakeland and Winter
haven was greatly enjoyed they
tell us, tho the weather was slight
ly cooler than in previous years
They had the usual run OF tour
lists there contrary to more south
ern resorts, due to weather con-
ditions, where the tourist trade
dropped 20% they were told. The
temperature averaged between go
and 10 degrees most of the time
at Lakeland. They had fine roads
and weather for their entire trip.
Of unusual interest was the. fact
that they didn't meet anyone they
knew all the time they were away
nor did they e a a with a
Montana license.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Burnsldes
had for their houseguest the first
of the week their daughter, Mrs.
A.. ]. Scott of Billings. Mrs. Scott
was pictured in the last issue of
The Herald with a write up OF
her extensive cnurcIl anu
her work in the field of juvenile
delinquency in which her efforts
have gained national recognition.
She addressed two meetings while
in Sidney, both at the Peoples
CONGREGATIONAL church. In the
morning she addressed the COM
mittee for Social Action and all
interested in that work, and In
the evening gave a very enlight-
ening talk on Juvenile Delln-
ouency." Her itinerary enroute
to Sidney included Great Falls,
Malta, Medicine Lake and Froid
and from Sidney she went to
Glendive with several other plan
ned meetings between there and
her home. She had also been call
ed back to Helena to attend a
meeting of the Montana Council
on Corrections of the National
Probation and Parole association
which met with Governor Aron-
son a few days ago.