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ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

From very early times, people have felt the need of a continuous register on which they could re- cord the dates of past and future events. They have looked to per- iodic celestial occurrences to pro- vide such register.
 The flight of time is counted out noticeably by the apparent daily turning of the heavens, the monthly circling of the moon, and the apparent yearly round of the sun. The cycle of the moons phases is completed once in about 2912 days. The year of the seasons is a little less than 365A days. These three counters of time do not go evenly into one another, fact that has caused trouble in all calendars.
 Ours is a solar calendar. The 12 months which comprise the year are longer than the lunar months. This calendar has come down to US from the early Ro- mans, whose year originally began in March. The last four months of September, October, November December are numerical names based from March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

Continued From Page C-s
Wedding" at the Actors Play
house. was cited for fine
performance in a number of
very different roles" Rosa
lind Russell, now in Hollywood
making the move version. may
find even more "Auntie Name
in her life after that. Patrick
Dennis. author Of the first
"Auntie Name" book. has just
completed a new one. Around
the World With Auntie Name"
slated for fall publication. The
notion is that this ought to be
a Broadway musical. with Miss
Russell, who created the char
acter on stage. back for the
sequel. . Connie Francis. the
teen-age singer whose record of
the oldie, Who's Sorry Now?"
is doing fine right now, is the
Casino Royals floor show head
liner this week. Walt Dis
ney. Of all people. has come
between a husband and wife.
Professionally only, Of course
The two are Hume Cronyn and
Jessica Tandy. acting team who
won't be a team while Miss
Tandy is playing a leading role
in THE Light in the Forest"
for Disney.
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this business began 10 slide
when they photographed stars
In the kitchen"
49,
London's darling Of the 30s,
Jessie Matthews. has left Eng
land for good. to open n dra-
matte and dancing school In
Melbourne. Australia - minus
her third husband. ! was In
Britain when she married her
iirst. Sonny Hale.
-
Incidentally. the Earl OF SUI
folk. recently In Hollywood
looking for a Aim career. comes
by his acting aspirations nat
urally. His mother. the Coun-
tess OF Suffolk. is the former
Mimi Crawford. a great star
OF the musical comedy stage In
England. She costarred with
Jessie Matthews OF c. b. Coch-
ran at the famed London Pa
Wilton In "One Damn Thing
After Another" And yours
truly was her understudy.
Marcello Glrosi is hoping 10
go TO japan TO hire famous
director there to teach Sophia
Loren how 10 walk. talk. look
and behave like an Oriental for
their picture. Blaze OF the
Sun" This will be filmed In
Indo-China. late In 1858 OF
early 50.
Lunchlng with Cecil II. DE
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Borgnine Buys His Freedom

the Woolf brothers for THE
Nightcomers" with wife Jean
simmons, TO be shot Septem-
Der In Singapore.
$50
Down Renaissance lane with
Jackie Coogan at Metro. ut
was right here that I made
most Of my early pictures, He
recently completed his role as
head OF a crime syndicate.
making use OF teen-agers In
High School Confidential" 1T
was at Metro" Jackie con-
tinued. that my dad gave Joan
Crawford her first break In
le25-he picked her for a part
In my picture. old Clothes.
She was Lucille lie Seur then.
Joan Is one girl who will always
be a star. Why7 Because she
will never look or behave like
the girl next door. That's when
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Films Of More Thon Routine Merit

THE ENEMY BELOW"-Robert Mitchum and Curt Jursens
In suspenSeful duel between destroyer and Naz sub
THREE FACES OF EvE"-Melodrama notable chiefly for
jeanne WOodwards Oscar winning schizophrenia.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy
THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO"-Heather Sears.
film newcomer. senstively portrays q deaf mute.
PATHS OF GLORY"-Kk Douglas AdOlphe MenjOu others
demonstrate the idocy Of mans affinity for war.
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads al-star cast in
fairly literal translaton Of the best seller.
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SYLVESTER

Continued From Page C-S
Creole Pete Robertson. Pete has
two distinctions. He was Satchel
Paige's first catcher and he
can make a New Orleans gumbo
which is enough to make you
wake UP In the night scream
ing for more.
II you've never eaten gumbo.
you haven't really lived. It's
got rice and ham and chicken
and hundred strange spices
and q broth. and right In the
middle Of every portion is a
small cooked crab. Man. it is
pure heaven. For years Creole
Pete dished it out in a Harlem
restaurant. but q housing prof.
ect forced him out and now
he's in Rego Park. Queens.
I don't know what life is
like in Rego Park, but the cats
who live out there must eat
well, at least.
&%S
Weatherwise, Monday was
such a ball that guy know
got outdoors especially early
and walked to his office. He has
a wife who likes to sleep late
in the morning, and when the
guy got to his desk he called
her and woke her up.
THE air is like wine" he
advised. Get UP and get out
in it. Don't stay in the house.
Get out and do something; go
somewhere. honey. Get out and
go to a movie"
-
A 16-year-old named Jill
Calm was bedded with a cold
over the week end. She was
pretty furious about same.
Why" she demanded, do I
have to get sick on my OWN
timer"
For years this fellow has had
a job delivering coffee and
sandwiches to the actors and
directors Of TV shows. Finally,
he's offered job as waiter in
a very smart restaurant. He
turns it down. A friend asks
why. II don't want to quit show
business" he explains.
-
Two l0-year-olds were in a
Third Avenue supermarket and
the conversation went as fol-
lows: do you like ladybugs?"
Eyes. but not to eat"
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Mile and Y. Frank Freeman.
the Mr., Big Of Paramount. the
latter reminded me. when Ten
Commandments was finished.
! prophesied II would earn 800
million. ! now consider this
a conservative estimate" The
picture IN this country alone Is
nearing the $50 million mark.
Freeman bet 20 cents. De Mile
10 cents and I put 5 cents on
the question about the movies
take In Zurich. Freeman was
the winner. I should have
known better.
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HOLLYWOOD IN AN A.
Ernie Borgnlne decided 10 pay
OF a percentage OF his earn
ings, rather than a biR lump
sum-in the neighborhood OF
half q million dollars-ior thet
contract release from Burt
Lancaster. Harold Hecht and
Jim Hin. I'm amazed they
asked so much OF him. But
II doesn't bother Ernie. Wnen
I saw him at the plush pre-
miere OF THE Windjammer, 7"
he smiled and said. I'm a
busy boy. My next after Tor
pedo Run Is The Rabbit Trap.
Then the Boris Morros story.
Spy and counterspy. which
Louis de Rochemont will direct
and produce. And wait TIL you
see The vikings which ! made
with Kirk Douglas and Tony
Curtis! haven't seen II. but
they tell me It's great"
At the premiere. young Nick
Adams was excited because Leo
Met Carey Is considering him for
the second male lead in Rally
Round the Flag. Boysl"
For the first lead, Leo has been
talking with Spencer Tracy and
Tom Ewell. Lots Of minks
on the town-Marie Wilson ex-
planned that hers is a diadem
mink. It's the same yellow as
q ginger cat. And Carolyn
Jones hugging Aaron Spelling
and her cerulean full-length
mink-"It's the same one I
wore last month";" Mrs. Spelling
sighed.
Mel Ferrer kissed me with
his full-blown beard - grown
for his picture. End Of the
World"-and 1t felt like falling
face first in a bed of nettles.
Frank Sinatra teams with
Walter Winchell. and Bob Hope
with Bing Crosby, at the golf
Tournament Of Champions APP
ril % at the Desert Inn. All
the proceeds go to Winchell's
Damon Runyon Fund.
British Actor Stephen Boyd
landed the important MESSIAH
role in Metros mammoth Ben
Hur." Stewart Granger had
been offered s250,000 for the
part but couldn't accept be-
cause Of his commitment with
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Visiting Choir to Sing

The Genevans. an a capella
choir from Geneva College in
Beaver Falls. Pa. will give a
concert at S:15 pm. tomorrow
at western Presbyterian
Church, 1906 H street NV.
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The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17

Community Memorial Hospital,
like other hospitals in small
communities, has difficulty in
securing graduate nurses to staff
the hospital, but, unlike many To-
calities, it is fortunate in having
many married nurses living in
Sidney who work at the hospital
and have done so for years. Most
of these nurses have small chill
dren and other home response
bilities which means that it has
been a real sacrifice to serve at
the hospital. Some can work only
two or three days each week.
Then, too, the graduate nurse in
a small hospital must assume
more responsibility and perform
procedures which, in a larger hos
pital, are the responsibility of
the resident medical staff. The
registered nurses at Community
Memorial Hospital not only have
carried their regular assignments,
but have been willing to give
additional service whenever nee
essary. By such cooperation, the
hospital has been able to meet
every emergency and has given
the people of this community the
care ard service they have a right
to expect when they are hospital
lied.
AS an expression of apprecia-
ton, the hospital invited the
members of the graduating nurse
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
LIEUT.. e. j. FERGUSON
RECEIVES NEW ASSIGNMENT

First Lieutenant Edward ],
Ferguson, 1850 graduate of Sid
ney High School, has been trans
ferred to the 2317th Air Trans
port Squadron, Hamilton Air
Force Base, San Francisco, Calf,
effective October IS. For the
last three and one-half years he
has been assigned as an Instruc-
tor Pilot with the 2259th Air Re-
serve Flying Center at Andrews
Air Force Base, Washington, DC,
In his new assignment, 1t.
Ferguson viii be a pilot for high
ranking Army and Navy General
and Fleet Officers and their
staffs.
1t. Ferguson was married May
3 to the former Miss Marion Van
A S d of Washington. The
couple will stop here in Sidney
this week for several days to
visit Ferguson's aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris N. Hanson,
3l9 3rd Street SW, enroute to
he West Coast assignment.
While attending high school, he
lived with the Hansons. After
graduating, Ferguson entered
Montana State College, but left
shortly after the outbreak of the
Korean conflict to join the Air
Force.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
LADIES GUILD NETS

The Ladies Guild Of Peoples
Congregational Church met on
Thursday, Sept. II, in the Fire
side Room with President Doris
Fulkerson presiding.
The program was presented as
follows: Devotions, Mrs. Lorrayne
Mutt; vocal solo, "Ave Marie"
(Verdi), Mrs. Betty Cumming;
vocal duet, "Sing with Joy" mo
zart), Mrs. Ann Nelson and Mrs.
Phyllis Ellington. Accompanist
for the musical numbers was Mrs.
Alice Rounce.
1.-THE Meaning and Duties of
Spiritual Life Committee was dis
cussed by Mrs. E. 0. Minser.
Hostesses were Mrs. r. S. Mutt,
Mrs. c. E. Varco, and Mrs. f. O..
Minser.
Circle meetings will be held
Thursday, Sept. 25 at 2:30 pm.
as follows: Mayflower, home of
Mrs. Glen Hall; Sunshine, Mrs.
Geo. Weatherston; Friendly Fire
side, Mrs. Elmer Sorenson; Eve
ming Circle will meet Monday
evening, Sept. % at 8 pm, at
the home Of Mrs. Hurry Carey.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
Power City
BY Mrs. Ruben Hamburg

Lyle Williams is spending 10
days al home. He plans 10 attend
college in Bozeman which will
start Sept. 90.
Keith Williams is attending Bill
lings Business College in Billings
which started Sept. 3.
Philip Scheetz was in Glendive
Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Petersen Jr. was
host at a birthday supper last
Wednesday night, honoring her
husband and Mrs. Margaret Will
liams on their birthday. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pc
tersen ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Marouse
Edge, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peter
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peter
sen and Earl Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bell re-
turned on Sunday evening from
Lima, Ohio, with the new school
bus. The bus seats SO.
Quite a few families of this
area attended the wedding of
Carol Rau and Jerry Kukus on
Sunday evening at the Ebenezer
congo church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buxbaum
spent last week end in Billings
attending a church convention
and visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Marker.
Visiting on Sunday at the Vic
tor Buxbaum home were her pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. George Moen
and daughter, Linda, and Mrs.
Donald Lyon, all of Lambert.
Mrs. Marvin Anderson (nee
Betty Buxbaum) and children of
Minnesota have been here visit
ing relatives the last two weeks,
her husband Joined them here
last week end and they will leave
Wednesday for Washington. Mrs.
Andersen's mother, Mrs. Mary
Buxbaum will accompany them.
Herald Haffner is home from
Texas on a 41-day leave.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
G FELLOWSHIP
WORKSHOP
AT PEOPLES CHURCH

On Saturday, over rs youth
plan to attend the Pilgrim Fell
lowship workshop held in Peo-
pies Congregational Church. They
will register at $50; opening
workshop led by the Medicine
Lake group; Reports from Ma
tional Council Delegates; Com
mission workshop; dinner; Talk
by Miss Lois Hammer, Director
of Christian Education for N. D.
and Montana; Reports on Com
missions and closing worship led
by Glendive and then the fellow
ship Circle at 2:15. Mike Gustaf-
son of Glendive is vice president
of the association; Marilyn Nell
son of Savage, Faith Chairman;
Alice Kay Seeve, Fellowship
Chairman; Shirley Palmer, Sid
ney, Newsletter; John Hall of
Plentywood, advisor. The local
P. F. is encouraged to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
COUNTY M STATE
SAVING BOND SALES

Countrywide sales of United
States Savings Bonds for the
month of August totaled $685. 62,
County Chairman Fred Mielke
announced here today.
State sales for the month were
$~1,553,423 and for the eight
months of 1853 sales totaled $15,-
$685.
Buying savings bonds is a
way for every citizen to partici-
pate in the job of keeping Amer
lea strong and free," the county
chairman stated.
Richland County is one of six
in Montana that has achieved
over 10 percent of its 1858 quota.
"The people of our county are
to be commended for the record
they r making in supporting
the Savings Bonds Program"
Chairman Mielke declared.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
Hospital Shows Appreciation
To Graduate Nurses on Staff

staff and their husbands to din
ner and dancing at the Triangle
Club on Saturday evening, Sept.
IS. Prior to the dinner, a delight
full hour was enjoyed at the home
of Clara Coleman, Director of
Nurses. Those attending the eve
ning's entertainment were: Mr..
and Mrs. James Norden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. A1brecht, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Kringen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knut Hoversten, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Renner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurry Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Verhasselt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mielke, Mrs. jeanette Alarcon,
Fred Hammer, Mrs. Chris Han
sen, Clara Coleman and Harold
Western.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
CATHOLIC ALTAR SOCIETY
TO SERVE TURKEY DINNER

The Catholic Ladies Altar So
ciety will hold their annual tur-
key dinner on Thursday, Oct. 2,
in the St. Philomena's school
from S to 8 pm. Tickets will be
adults S1-50, children S1.00, and
~pre-school children free.
The menu will consist of tur-
key and dressing, mashed pota-
toes and gravy, corn and cram
berry salad, apple or cherry pie.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
Alexander
BY Mrs Glenn HeIling

Mrs. Grace Olson and girl:
from Minot were guests at the
Grace and Tim Dwyer homes.
Minnie Peterson of Valley City
was a guest at the Ragna Aaser
home while here for the Old Set
tiers day. Tuesday Mrs. Art Hett
and Ragna Aasen accompanied
Minnie Peterson to Sidney tc
visit her niece and nephew and
family.
Christian Jacobson visited Ka-
rem Hinmen and Mr.. and Mrs
R. D.. Void and family at Bis
marck.
Rev. Carl Nelson attended q
Bible Camp board meeting Mon
day.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Charlie
Wescot had the misfortune OF
falling and breaking her hip. She
was taken to the Williston hospi-
tai.
Twelve members of the Alex
ander Ladies Aid motored to Ar
regard Wednesday to attend the
WMF Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Heggin
are the happy grandparents to a
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Steponek on Sept. 8. MIR. and
Mrs. Royce Peterson are the
proud parents of a girl born on
Sept. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stevens
and children and Mrs. Nellie Ste
venson and Mrs. Clark of Glen
bourne, N. D., visited at the Buck
Rhoads home enroute from the
Yellowstone Park.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Pesek, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pesek and Mrs.
Tom Tomek from Tounton, Mimi,
visited Miss Annie Pesek.
Mrs. Mike Mrochek was a Will
listen shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmine Larson
became the parents of a daugh-
ter Sept. 1th and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Peterson the parents of a
daughter Saturday the 18th.
Mrs. Earl Nelson accompanied
her sons David and James as far
as Moorhead, Mimi, last Sunday.
The boys will attend Concordia
Collefe, and then to Texas to
visit her daughter and family.
Mrs. Pearl Taylor and Mrs.
EdTaylor motored to Williston
last Friday to visit Mrs. Charlie
Wescot at the Good Samaritan
hospital.
Mrs. Luella Void returned from
Missoula, Mont, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wescott,
Herold and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
of Portage, Wis, visited at the
Charlie Wescott home last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blink Brigham
left Friday to attend the wedding
of their son, Leslie. They re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Weber
and children moved to Willis
ton last week.
Loyal Lads, Buttercups and the
Daisies All Clubs attend
ed the Achievement Day at Wat
ford City last Friday. Alexander
Band and m~ajorettes took part
in the parade at Watford on Sat
urday.
Several Sunday school teach
ers went to Watford City Sunday
afternoon to attend Sunday
School Teachers Institute at the
First Lutheran Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rindalk
Of Los Angeles visited at the Rag
na Aasen home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17

daughters, Carmen Lou and Carla
Sue returned home from Wolf
Point Hospital on Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Mae Wirth returned
to her home in Wolf Point Sum
day after a two-week stay in the
Dale Waters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gossen
and children drove to Lustre Sun
day where they were visitors in
the home of Mr.. Gossen's sister,
Lydia and family.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
SHOWER HELD o
ZELDA BREST

Mrs. Jerry Obergfell and Mrs.
William Cundiff entertained
Thursday afternoon at a bridal
shower for Miss Zelda Brest. The
afternoon was spent informally
and after the opening of the
many lovely gifts a lunch was
served.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17

from Glendive called on the Wat
ers families in Richey on Sun
day.
Thursday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Ziegler were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kampschror of
Los Gotos, Calf, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Porter.
Mrs. Rosina Treftz and daugh-
ter, Joan, were week end guests
in the Fred Shoemaker home near
Vida.
Mrs. Dale Waters and twin
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17
YUKON TERRITORY FIELD
MADE BY r. MARKLE

Roger Markle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Markle, Sidney,
spent the week of Sept. 7-13 ON
a field trip visiting mining oper-
atoms and industry in the Yukon
Territory. Markle is a senior in
the School of Mines at the Uni
versity Of Alaska, majoring in
mining engineering.
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17

Special u Price Sale on Tussy
Moisture Cream and Moisture LO-
tion, at The New Sidney Drug
Store. 35-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-09-17

Love increases with time
among those who avoid the fates
of selfishness.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONIINuEp)

CHEVY CHAsE-Loyely street o.
newer homes mr.. Leland Jr. High
Brick Colonial, with 3 bedrms
den and powder rm: stairs II
attic. tiled floor In full bsmt
scr, porch garage, UNIQUE yalu,
81 so 800. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEN
OF MD INC. OIL. 6-7so0; ewes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEC
TION-Stucco bungalow; 2 bed
rooms, living room. tiled bath,
Hot-water heat. Price, $1,000
FLA terms available. BELL REAL
TY CO., XII. S-1S6S.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LExANDRIA-ROsEMONT

hLE - AMIN EXTRAORDINARY SEC-
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detached, 2 bedrooms. tiled bath,
living rm., dining area, equipped
kitchen. full basement: handicapped
lot. Price, $4,000. FILA terms
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ALEXANDRIA; 1915 down: near
Mt. Vernon High School-At-
tractive frame rambler on "a acre
Of ground: 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath, large living room, extra
large equipped kitchen. automatic
washer: storm windows Price,
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ALEXANDRIA : Unusually pretty
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3 bedrooms. 2 baths, separate din
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with pine cabinets. Immaculate
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area----Trees and shrubs will flower
abundantly this spring around this
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