The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
By Mrs. Grant Burgess

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Both games were Won by a good
margin with Coach Dick Bell
using players from the bench
throughout the games. Against
Brockton the first quarter ended
Is to 10 in Lambert's favor which
was perhaps the best quarter for
the Warriors from Brockton, the
half time core being 80 to 10,
third period ending SO = 20 with
the final score 20 to 43. Early in
the season Lambert lost to the
Brockton Warriors at Brockton by
one point for their first loss
in conference play. Saturday night
the Cubs from Frazer played
here and were defeated 35 to So.
Coach Bell started his first five
in this last game at home but soon
put in his next years team who
played the biggest share of the
game. The first quarter ended Is
to 8 in Lambert's favor with the
half time score 27-11, third period
1922 and the end of the fourth
1885 all in favor of Lambert.
Scoring for the Lions Friday night
were Burton 7, Carter 6, Lake
ID, Petrik 81, Salisbury 2, Pust 2,
R. Williams 6, j. Williams 8,
subs being Kaufman, Rogers and
Glodowski. Saturday night Lam
bert scored Burton T., Carter 8,
Lake IA, Kaufman 2, Petrik 10,
SolcHdfrxy A Dr., u ufll{z-@
4, J. Williams 10, Glodowski S.
This week end will find the Lions
on the road TO Bainville Friday
night and Culbertson Saturday
night. Culbertson defeated the To-
Gals here a few weeks ago which
gave them the second loss in
conference play.
Karen Schilling entertained a
number of her friends at her
home last Saturday in honor of
her thirteenth birthday. The time
was spent dancing, after which
Mrs. SchiIing served lunch and
the young folks attended the bas-
ketball game that evening.
Warren Petrik and Martin Lake
spent three days in Minot, N. D.,
attending a tractor school, as they
have each year for several years.
While there they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arid Smith and family. Mr..
Smith taught in the local high
school a number of years ago.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a baby boy born
in the Sidney hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Levno January
81. Mrs. Levno is the former Miss
Dolores Dotson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pude Dotson. This makes
the eighth grandson for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dotson with a total of eight
grandchildren. The boy weighed
9 lbs. and 4 3-4ths ounces and
has been named Douglas Gene
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Thornton
are the parents of a baby boy
born in Sidney January %. Thi:
is the second boy in the Thornton
family and has been named Rus
sci Dean, weighing 6 lbs, IL OF.
Mrs. Thornton and baby arrived
home this week Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Sandberg
and daughter Lila were Sunday
dinner guests at the George Rel
mann home.
Installation services for Rev.
Arthur Mathison will be held at
the Lutheran church Sunday
morning at HOO with district
President Dahlan of Great Falls
bringing the message.
The regular monthly meeting of
the PTA will be held at the high
school auditorium next Monday
evening, February 3 at 800. The
program chairman has the follow
ing numbers on the agenda. The
main speaker for the evening be-
ing VIM Danner, M. d. Of Sid
ney. DIR. Banner has recently be-
gun practicing in Sidney and oc-
cupies the office vacated by Doc.
Harley Carlson Mrs. Rebecca
Heath will present some high
school students in an instruments
al. A community choir has been
rehearsing for the past two weeks
and will sing. Charlotte Lake, 9Th
grade student, will play a number
on the piano. Remember the date
and come.
Mrs. Katie Backes left Friday
with her son-in-law, Pat Shevlon
for Miles City, where she will
spend a few days consulting with
doctors before going on to Airing
ton, Wn., by train for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Anthony
Winkes.
Miss Joan Heiser spent the
week end at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heiser
She returned to Miles City Sun
day evening by car.
The high school students gath
cred at the Pershing Carter home
after the Frazer basketball game
for lunch and a party. The team
from Frazer also Joined the group
at the Carter home.
Dinner guests at the Grant
Burgess home Sunday were MIR.
and Mrs. CORN Petersen and
daughter Petrea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Lake and children, Char
lotte and George, and Lynn Sails
bury. MIR. and Mrs. Melvin
Schwartz and children Of Richey
and Mrc Tboa po1cop xyS~;4al