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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Observation-Disclosures ram.
bier, with handsome fireplace, in
a 20X12 living room, full tiled
basement perfect for a reerea-
ton room): situated on large
handicapped lot. near schools. First
time offered Only Sl4,950l Don't
BROS, AP 7-S4OO
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N.-charming' brick
rambler amongst tall shade trees
in choice residential area, 3 bed
rms, : full baths, paneled den.
large beautifully I'm, rec. rm.. liv,
rm. with firepl., fully equipped
kit. with eating space; immacu-
late cond. Asking So, $50. For
further details call THE DARBY
CO.. Realtors. 23l9 Wilson blvd.
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HILLCREST HTS; S495 dn.: va
cant: no settlement charges: avsil.
at once-3-bedrm. semidet. brk.:
lst-h, powder. rm., full bsmt. As
sumo lge '41ags CT loan. 10.
5-3740: ewes, tn. 2-59o1.
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COLLEGE PARK-MD. y. AREA-
Der sHN situ mtT 1 IN me residentIal
area: l5-ft, cleo, kit, garage.
covered porch, full bsmt. and finest
quality construction. Cow TO
schools, shopping and tranSp. Only
SIT. $50. See this one today! Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS, AP.
T-S1OO
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.SEABROOK ACRES-Spacious, Gus
m-deSigned. brand-new. 3-bed-
room rambler, nearing completion:
separate dining room; carport; full
daylight basement: wooded lot /:
priced At Sls,25o with S2.45O
1900, ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.,
INC
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ESTATE-A BET
TER HOME & GARDENS SET
TING. Visualize LONG immacu-
late brick rambler situated on a
LARGE corner yard. with a lawn
like green velvet. Dotted with ma
nm. is large from the pine-paneIeS
DEN to the HUGE dazzling kitch-
en-. outside balcony leading from
master bedroom. Impressive man
tied fireplace set in paneled living
room wall. So many other features
that must be seen. First time
offered at a firm, fair price OF
81 $50. See this home and end
your search! Exclusive with
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ANDREWS AREA-Loveiy homes
2ND iNsuRANcE CO. Rte. 5si
Clinton. Cypress 1896.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS 6-roon
brick, garage. By OWNER. 1914
Gateway blvd, RE. 5-9064.

DISTRICT HEIGHTs-owner be-
ing transferred; his loss. your
gain, Brick rambler, with den
or 4th bedrm and tiled bsmt..
duced to $3.50 for quick sale
Call RE. 6-7l37 for appointment.
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HEIGHTS, 57O3 P ST..
close to everything - Detached
bungalow with separate apt. and
bath in bsmt. Small down pay
ment. Balance like rent. Call
Mrs. Lyons with DOUG M.
SMILEY. REALTOR, UN. 1890,
AP. 7-S7pS.
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RIVERDALE, mr.. Baltimore pkwy.-
Four acres, 9-rm house: ideal
location for church, school or day
nursery. Priced right. PAUL H.
LAUTERBACH & CO.. UN. 4
S533.
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SOUTHLAND, 5O35 seiby dr.
$3.50 down. S12,950 full price or
this corner rambler. featuring
cedar-screened fence: 8 bedrms.
nice stove, refgr., auto. washer
garbage disposal. dish washer
Open Sun. is pm, PUFFEN.
BERGER. REALTOR, 10. 7-5l5l
ewes, LII. I-3S09.
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WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK w: BERENs SALES
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RIVERDALE-Darling brick ram
bier, prewar built, but In excel.
cond. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 2
bedrms.. full bsmt. Low down
payt. under VA or FILA. HUGH
T. PECK, HE 4-64O0.
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GREENBFLT bedrm

GREENBELT - 2 bedrm. masonry
house: separate din. rm., fully
equip. kit, garage; lovely land
scaped yard: total price, $4,000. g.
BEDRM. CORNER FRAME HOME,
mo. payments S65 25 incl. prin-
ciple, interest, taxes, insurance:
heat, hot water, all major repairs {;
no settlement charges; part OF
down payment can be financed /;
selection and 3-bedrHl; brick RI x
REALTY CO., 151 centerway,
next to Fire House In Greenbelt
commercial area. CIR. 3-4571, OR.
3-4351. Member multiple listing
uorufaa
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iREEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ME |,

new car: lust redec inside and
out: an. appealing 6-rm., 3-bedrm
home, located on a grassy, level
lawn, in attr. neighborhood, with
trees and well-cared-for homes:
close to schools, playground,
ShOppinp and tranSp FIRST time
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oxoN HILL. Open / til s-New
3-bedrm. brick ramblers. de luxe
kit, din. rm., firepl., 2ha baths
bsmt., carport, sewer. water, gas
paved streets S19.a5O, Fla
financing Out Livingston I'd. Il
5000 blk. right to property. PUP.
FENBERGER, Realtor, 10. 7-5l51
Ewes, LII l-3SOn
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Open Sunday, If -bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; h.-w.h.: full bsmt.. low
ely yard with trees, CT approved
Sl7,950, Sl.l50 down. DIR: Out
Suitland parkway to Forestyille
I'd, left 10 open sign. handy
REALTY CO.. Realtor, RE. $4,000,
ewes. RE. $4,000,
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who attend rehearsals match screenings dnalvse
scripts IN New York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as a guide to area UteDers.
Burns and Aen repeap Oracle invites African explorer
rs house guest The picks up the last half when
George and neghbor Harry Morton entice Harry zell
into playing witch doctor. It's way TO get rid OF
house guest. 500 pm. WTOP-9.
Love LucyA repeat We had lot Of laughs watching
special prevew screening You'll get similar kick out Of
the proceedings Lucy makes a boo-boo procams
wants to be loved retanot wholesale that is-and gives
Ethel opportunity 10 let the world know exactly
any always wants from her husband Rky throws
In another OF those Cuban proverbs we've heard
before. 900 pma wTOP-9
Twenty One-New champion Robert Leicester seems 10 be
weaving his way through contestants However Dr.
Oersman OF Mount Vernon hasn't lost out yet and In the
wings Dr. Wade Ruby Phi d. minister and English professor
interesting without gamorous Elfrida 800 pm
WRc-4
Tv Theaer-"Taps for Jeffrey" "A repeat) David Nven
stars In switch version OF THE Lavender Hill Mob" gang
OF crooks turns bars OF platinum into water faucets
for export Naturally. the gang members don't trust
another Interesting show. but considerably marred by
badly imposed nashback that weakens the suspense 900
pm. WRC-4.
The Ruble Wharf.-The and Beyon CHS correspondents
from here and abroad attempt exhaustive analysis not
only Of the crisis today but the background Of subtle
verng behind the Soviets nsdous battle for world power
The strength OF her ability to penetrate the Middle East
the economic 'front.' the signs OF similar threat arising in
South America her viii TO beat the industrial level
weakness Of the subjects they'll try TO weigh.
Remember April" li:15 pm, WRC-4
Jack Paar ShowGeneviewe Gypsy Rose Lee return
their comfortable the panel tonight Allen
canddcamera happy usual Mary Lou Brewer and Jose
Mels supply the music with Marys up a Lazy River"
Joses piano going furiousy "Unspoken" and I'm
1000 pm, WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:O5, WTOP-Amos N Andy:
When the Kingfish's moth
er-in-law enrolls in a new
social club, willy George
Stevens forms his ideas
about socializing organiza-
tons.
$3.50, WRC-Nightline: Pick
ups from news and enter
tainment centers through
out America and the world.
sos, WTOP-Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring the big
gest hits recorded by Glenn
Miller and his orchestra.
1000, WWDC-U. S. Army
Band: Semi classical and
current hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
production should enter
tain you 1880.

11:2O, WTTG I5l - Starlight
Theater: The Saints Dou-
BILE Trouble, starring George
Sanders. Tv Key says: Fair
mystery. The Saint raps
a look-alike who has been
engaging in diamond snug
Cling (l940).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1880, wMAL CD - Top Pre-

1880, wMAL CD - Top Pro
Golf: Gene Littler VS.. Gene
Sarazen.
$500. WTTG (5)-RKO At
traction: First Yank Into
Tokyo" starring Tom Mean
and Barbara Hale. Tv Key
says: Far-fetched low grade
melodrama. American sur
renders his identity and
poses as a japanese 10 get
the secret of the atom bomb
Q945).
$3.50, WMAL (7-Bold Jour-
ney: "Jungles in the
Clouds" Trip through the
jungles of Central America
including views of the Hon.
duras volcanoes.
500, WMAL "a - Star Of
Jazz: Guests are Harry
James and his orchestra and
vocalist Jilla Webb.
ESQ, WTOP (s) - Frontier
Justice: "a repeat.) "Ven-
geance Canyon" starring
Walter Bremen. A young
westerner in search Of a
father he has not seen since
childhood, stakes his incli-
nations for good against the
forces Of evil to offset a
common enemy, the CO.
manches
10000. WRC (4)-Suspicion: A
doctor tries to prevent MUIR
der by overcoming a homi-
cidal obsession in THE
Death Of Paul Dane" Eli
Wallach and Janice Rule
star.
1890, WTTG (5) Boxing:
Eddie Lynch VS.. Bill Flamia
In a l0-round welterweight
bout.
1000. WTOP (9) Special
News Report: "The Ruble
War - Russia's Economic
Threat to America" A re-
port on Soviet economic
penetration of the free
world Howard K. Smith,
moderator.
Ills, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Dust Be My Destiny" star
ring John Garfield and
Priscilla Lane. TV Key says:
The stars have plenty of
trouble in this saga Of a man
trying to find his destiny
but the smooth acting and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

pesting. "Your daddy lost, your
daddy lost, your daddy lost!"
CHS. which has been signing
top playwrights (Rod Serling)
and directors John Franken-
heimer). added another prize
winning Tv author to its roster
the other day-Reginald Rose.
Rose, who wrote Twelve
Angry Men," Tragedy in a
Temporary Town" and other
well remembered plays, will
write a Commute special for
Playhouse 80. The network
also has first refusal on any TV
plays he may write during the
next year.
Kwame Nkrumah, the Prime
Minister Of Ghana. will Meet
the Press" next Sunday on the
NBC-4 show Nkrumah Is
pronounced In-kroomah
you're welcome, Mr.. Spivak)
I. NBC has some ambitious
plans for Jack Paar's first an
-niversary telecast, which is set
to originate next Monday from
Tropicana night club and the
Havana Hilton NBC (fin-
gers crossed has invited Cam
tinflas and the Ernest Heming-
ways to be on the program 4.
Paar's show win feature the
night clubs acts, which include
a 44-girI chorus line, and the
"well-knOwn Cuban dance team
Of Freddy and Gladys" Il
don't know why, but that breaks
me up. Jose MeliS will
also direct the 77-piece Havana
Symphony.
+ -
The Nielsen top 10 TV shows
for the two weeks ending June
81: Gunsmoke, I've Got a
Secret, Tales of Wells Fargo,
Twenty One, Wagon Train,
Have Gun, Will Travel, Ed
Sullivan, Chevy Show, Play
house 80, Shirley Temple. . +.
When the Hit Parade returns
to TV In the fall (via CBS-9) +.
Perry Lafferty viii produce and
Norman Jewison, who is re-
garded as Canada's leading
producer-director Of variety
shows. will direct. Only
singer announced for the new
version so far is Johnny Des-
mond. Aside to Peter B.:
Thanks for the spelling correc-
ton in TeleVue-but that was
a typo-and not intentional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
ToDAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
Cos. WASH.FM la1I-l

6;Os. wAsH-FM (s7.I Mel
In the Concert Hall: Paris
by Delius. Death and Trans
hguration by r. Strauss and
symphony No. 3 In r Ma
Ior by Beethoven.
S;0o. WMAL-FM 107.S Mel
Milton Cross Show: SYM
phonie Fantastique and
Harold In Italy; Orgy Of
the Brigands by Berlioz.
S;05, WGMS-AM and I'm 1870
Ne. and 103.5 Mc.l--Sym-
phony In Stereo: Clarinet
Concerto in A. X. 622 by
Mozart and Song OF the
Nightingale by Stravinsky.
$500. VOL t1l50 Ke.I-oood
Music Time: Divertimento,
X. 334 Piano Concerto in
d Minor by Mozart and The
Merry Widow by Lehar.
1l;O5. WGMS 1910 Kc.l--Sym-
phony Hall: Symphony No.
5 IN B Flat. Opus 100 by
sProkofiev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniDhfs top shoDs as prepielped bv TV KEYS STAG.
who attend rehcaTsal match screenings and dndlyse
scripts IN New York and Holppood Their opinions are
offered guide to UetDers
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ISIS, Obs informs us, VIII IN
clude Louis Nye and Johnny
Carson.
Presumption Of regular pro-
grams for news shows on the
Middle East crisis last week
brought some swift and anus
ing shifts of mood f. To illus
trate. NBC went from a news
cast on the latest developments
to-of all things-a Shirley
Temple Storybook fantasy .
And last Thursday, NBC
switched from the United Ma
tons latter adjournment) to
the weekly conclave gathered
to play Music Bingo!
The Tv and radio networks,
IL goes without saying, are do
ing a fine job Of covering the
news >. Past performances on
other newswOrthy events have
OccasiOned criticism, but there
can be no complaints on that
score now .. With 50 half
hours of unsOld prime network
time in the fall, this is hardly
the time for TV to prompt
many costly shows, but they're
doing 1t.
Thursday night, for instance,
CHS was forced to cancel Play
house 90 in order to continue
carrying the United Nations
sessions :. The loss to the net
work Of this one program alone
was many thousands of dollars.
With all due Difference to
CHS Playhouse 80, though, /
found the documentary fill-in,
an account of Louis Pasteur's
experiments, an absorbing show
/ didn't miss THE Edge of
Innocence" "a repeat) with
Joseph Gotten and Teresa
Wright.
- +
Some Of the excitement that
goes with being a contestant
on a quiz show is being felt out
Bethesda way ). Marilyn YoSt,
wife of an electronics engineer,
tied the champ on MICS Tic
Tao Dough last Friday. The
four young Yosts are undoubt-
eddy hoping Mother wins some
money this time.
We have a popular local
quizzer, too, WTTG-5's It's In
The Name, that is also causing
some neighbOrhOOd cOmmO-
ton. One Of the more anus
ing stories concerns Bill Per-
kins, an editorial artist at the
Evening Star, who challenged
the champ several weeks ago
and lost by only ] points.
Anyway, Bills youngsters spent
the entire day before the show
running up and down the block
informing their crOnies that
their own ever-lOvin' dad would
be on TV that night.
They had a tough time con-
vincing one little Teller across
the street. Your daddy on
TV? You're Kidding" Well,
they finally convinced him and
he obviously turned to channel
five, because Immediately after
the show. there was a loud rap
ping on the door and there
stood their friend" his So
prano treble hitting a glass
shattering level. gleefully re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Builds Boots in Cellar

Jim Kelley of Alberta. Cana
da, has built four boats in his
cellar. Each time he got more
enthusiastic and enlarged the
size of the boats. He had to
knock out a concrete wall of
the cellar to get his fourth boat
out.
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FIN Stations

NRc -FM--s3s Me.-S;1e an mi1.m.
WT0P-Fh- ss.3 e.--7t-houi spsVatiea.
WAsH-FM-s1 I Me.-1sm 10 ilis an,
Manday- Sunday
W0l-FM-ss1 Nc. Sin an to Mieaisht
WFANFM loa.3 Nc. ia hoHi SpsrstiOa.
WWDc-FM- tot I MI an ts7lm.
NeMS-FM- fe3,s Nc. Neekasyt s:7s an. to
midnight. Susasys hss an to mianisht.
MARl.FM-- 1851 Nc. lie an n1p.m.
Msnasy through Saturday 1;,O an to s:ls
pm. On Suaaay
MUST FIN tos.s M, LIN an, hSpn.
WhAlFM- taI J Me.-te;ts IN 70 miaalghl
Nsrs-FM- SIS Ms 10 10 Pm. SuaaaJ,
ThursssJ
NPse-Fh-sSS hs.-I;1a al. tsIIR.
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Television omorroW-TuesdOx July H. 1858
I'sg lea I'sT as ssssss lis l..h sn 'nss.
MsRtslsn lm. TIE shssl
Sect su,a Ina rAs MslaR shsMi lisa Sect tS LEGAL
600, hRH Nal
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ON THE AIR
Nye, Carson Join
N Talk Panel
BY BERNIE HARRISON
(star TV Critic)
TV Reflections -,


guess everybody's entitled to be little absent-mnded
these days For minor example this reporter touted
panel show in advance called Keep Talking he idea sounded
ne and then forgot to look at the premiere CBS9 last
week
The reviews we're fairly good and tomorrow nights panel
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Other AM Stations

WlNx-1soo ke.--S an. to mitnight.
Sundays. an 10 midnight
WPlk-13o Ne. -DayIisht sAly
WARt-Iso ke.-I3o an. 10 Sis D.n.
WeAI 1850 ke.-paylishi snlI.
WUST- ii2o Ne. Daylight oalI,
WFAK-t 77o ke.-Daylisht saly
MwDc- 1850 ke.--1l-hsuI operation, except
sgnday midnight to ! an Monday.
aFcR-l1io ke.--psyllghi sHly
W0ok- t34o ke.-1t-hsui epeTstsn.
NEAM- 1880 ke.-7l.hoaI spefstisa, eHrept
SUNDAY mituight TO an Monday.
w0l-taso ke.--sa.m. 10 miaaight
WIDOW $50 Ne. Daylight saly.
WPec-tss ke.-Dsylight snly.
WPRW-ilso ke.-psytins salI.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
q
Society
Schedule of Circle Meetings
For IpnSdafe Methodist WSCS

Schedule of Circle Meetings
For Lonsdaie Methodist WSCS
Following is the schedule for
the meetings of the six circles
of the Lonsdale Methodist church
Women's Society of Christian
Service:
The afternoon circles will
meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Eunice Circle will meet in the
Fellowship room of the church
with Mrs. Carl Brattin. Mrs. Ann
Schafer and Mrs. Ethel Ramus
as hostesses. Members are re-
quested to e the church bulle-
tin for particulars in regard to
the meeting of Priscilla circle.
Lydia Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald
with Mrs. Kent Akers as cohoS-
tess. Lois Circle hostesses will
be Mrs. Sterling Swigart and
Mrs. Russell Huling. (Place of
meeting will be announced on
the church bulletin board).
The evening circles will meet
at 7:30. jeanne Circle will meet
Thursday evening, May % at the
home of Mrs. George Sanders
with Mrs. Jack Knoop and Mrs.
Ebersole as assistant hostesses.
Marian Circle will meet Wednes-
day evening, May Il at the home
of Mrs. Fred Mielke with Mrs.
Dale Wilson as cohostess.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15

The Ladies Guild of the Peo-
pies Congregational church met
Thursday, May 9th.
The following program was
presented by several members of
the evening circle:
Devotions from Corinthians,
CHIP. Is, by Mrs. Harry Ross.
Mother" - poem, Mrs. Earl
Nelson; Mothers" reading,
Mrs. John Boch: Goods Greatest
Gift" vocal solo, Mrs. Phyllis
Ellington, accompanied by Mrs.
Peter Tofte.
"A Young Mother" - poem,
Mrs. Gordon Tuott; "a Mothers
Prayer, Mrs. Vincent Holmquist.
President Doris FuIkerson held
a short business meeting at the
close of which the evening circle
served a tea. Mrs. Bernard Nc
Lain and Mrs. Elmer Sorensen
presided at the tea table.
Circle meetings viii be held as
follows:
THURSDAY. May q ut 2:30 p. m
Friendly Fireside at the home
of Mrs. Earl. Nelson with Mrs.
Ann Nutter, co-hostess.
Mayflower at the home Of Mrs.
I. J. Petersen.
Sunshine at the home of Mrs.
Bruce Harris.
The evening circle will meet
May rs al 300 p. m at the home
of Miss Helen Wandell.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
Royal Neighbors Report
Social Meeting

The RNA had their regular
meeting Wednesday, May 7th, at
the Girl Scout Cabin. with Neigh
bors Tillie Bahls and Douglas as
hostesSes. The next social meet
ing will be Wednesday evening,
May I'll at 300 in the Girl Scout
Cabin. AL members are request
ed 30 be present SO plans car be
made for the district convention
to be held at Ismay,. June 8.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
Mrs. Beb Anvfk Hostess
To Bridge Club

Mrs. Bob Anvik was hostess to
her bridge club at the regular
meeting held at her home last
Thursday evening. Spring flow
ers ornamented the home and
the small tables at which a temp
ting dessert course was served.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Bob Hall and Mrs. John Grim
stad. Mrs. Bill Rounce was a
guest of the club.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
District President 10 be
Guest Of WomAn's Club a&
Annual SpginG Banquet

Mrs. z. ". Popham Of Glen
dive, President of District 6 of
the Montana Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs will be guest of
honor at the annual spring ban
quet of the local Woman's Club
next Monday. May 10, at the
Congregational church. Officers
for the I958-59 club year will
he installed.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
Catholic Ladies to Hold
Rummaxe Sale MAY 18th

The Catholic Ladies Altar So
ciety will hold a rummage sale
Saturday, May IT at St. Philo-
mena's School beginning at 10
a. m. There will be a fine as
sortnent of good used clothing
for all ages and miscellaneous
articles. 17-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
st. Lawrence Guild to
Sponsor Food Sale Saturday

ST. Lawrence Guild will hold
a food sale this Saturday, May
II in the Valley Hardware Co.
store beginning at / p. m. They
will serve pie and coffee and
there will be other homemade
food offered for sale. 17-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
Democratic Women to
Meet Monday, May Is
at KYA Hall

The Democratic Women's club
will meet Monday evening. May
10 at the NYA hall with Mrs.
Robert Kopp and Mrs. Albert
Noah as hostesses. The meeting
begins at 8 O'Clock and all mem
bers are urged to be in attend
ance.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15
Kkchkni Chapter OES
Past Matr0ns' Clab to
Meet ut Ycdcr Home

The Past Matrons' club of
Rich1and Chapter, OES, will meet
Friday, May Is at 2:30 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. Glayde Yoder
with Mrs. Faye Sissel as assistant
hostess. Members unable to be
in attendance are asked to please
call one of the hostesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

'ssEE AMERICA FIRST" having
been my marching song for more
years than / care to remember, 1888
seemed a good time actually to put
the idea into practice. Accordingly,
my wife Phyllis, my l2-year-old son
Jonathan, and my son Christopher,
just turned IL, packed our baggage
strictly rationed to one bag apiece
and in just 10 days savoFed the de-
lights Of Niagara Falls, Toronto, the
Calgary Stampede, the incredibly
beautiful Canadian Rockies, Seattle,
the giant Redwoods Of California,
San Francisco, Hollywood, the Pa
cific Ocean at Malibu, DisneyIand,
Phoenix and the Grand Canyonl
If you believe in ''toeetherness, -
and want to give your family the thrill
Of lifetime. promise you that you
cannot 60 wrong by following my
trail next year.
incidentally, in Seattle we had a
look at Beings new jet plane, the
TOT. When the TOT goes into service,
il viii carry l6S passengers from New
York to Los Angeles in four and a
half hours; from Paris to New York
in seven hours.
The main benefit of this, as far aS
1 can see, Is that at last We win have
transportation fast enough to please
even teen-agers.
TRAVELLING WITH teen-agers
provides unexpected extra dividends.
Take the souvenir Doodle collected
by my younger son, Jonathan 1t
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included ll8 timetables, nine airline
sick bags" 81 pop-bottIe tops, two
redwood burls promptly named
Milton" and lives } and a shrunken
head bageed at Disneyland. Despite
the acquisition of these treasures, our
baggage grew miraculously lighter as
we advanced on our way.
Possibly this was due to the fact
that cur boys succeeded in leaving
behind one pair Of shoes in Banf,
pajama top in Vancouver, . camera
i'm San FranciseO and q complete
toilet kit at the Grand Canyon.
THERE'S NOTHING like a trip
with teen-agers to make you hep to
the heart - Continued on page 8
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Headed WesfI

Our eoIun,nist's trip was full OF sights -
and witty remarks from two teen-age sons
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