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Evening star., 1959-10-15
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS

son and II the Maroon needs a
placement kicker following a
touchdown they'll have to dig
pretty deep.
Tom Dover, who booted ex-
ira points at a 80 per cent plus
average last year. has not
started this season because Of
glandular fever. Halfback Max
Chapman, who had scored 40
points in three games and was
slated for the extra-point du-
ties. broke his collarbone last
week against st. Christopher's
and is out for the season.
The task now falls to Stuart
Saunders, 6-foot, 205-pound
senior from Roanoke, an ALL
Prep center last year.
DeMatha will be trying to
get back on the winning track
Saturday against Carroll and
one Of those expected to play
a prominent part for the Stags
is Joe Gibeau; 6-foot. 2l0-pound
tackle.
An All-Prep selection last
year and on the All-Metropol-
itan second team, Joe is the
son Of Don Gibeau, a halfback
at Georgetown in the 30s. The
Evening star., 1959-10-15
Miumi Official
Has Heart Attack

OXFORD, Ohio, Oct. Is
(AP).-John Brickels, So, ath-
letic director of Miami Uni
versity, was striken with a
heart attack shortly before noon
yesterday and confined to
Met cCullough Hyde Memorial
Hospital, university officials
said.
Doctors reported he was
progressing well and resting
comfortably, but would be con-
fined to the hospital for at
least a week. 1t was expected
that Brickels will not return
to his full-time duties as the
head of the athletic department
for several weeks.
Evening star., 1959-10-15
MARYLAND
Continued From Page E.

SAASAAA~SS OAA@ = ~6S
again nosed out Schwartz
against Syracuse, and with 81
and 18 points they were far
ahead of anybody else in the
game where Maryland's tack
ling generally was sloppy.
Gunderman also is tops in
the weekly one-on-one drills
where players can challenge
somebody above them for their
place on the team. There are
a possible six points in these
drills and Gunderman almost
always beats anybody who
challenges him, 60.
Gunderman and Breedlove
have not met in the head-to-
head practice competition, as
they play on the opposite sides
of the line.
Evening star., 1959-10-15
By BOB HANSON

When ST. Stephens enter
tains Landon Saturday in an
important Interstate Athletic
Conference football game, the
Saints will be counting heavily
on their two fleet halfbacks,
Marty Baumberger and Bob
Clore. to keep their winning
streak going. st. Stephens is
30 and Landon 20.
Baumberger, 5-foot-10, 1885,
pound Junior, runs the 100 and
200 yard dashes on the track
team. The son of Capt. w. H.
Baumberger, a halfback with
Navy in the early sos, Marty
has scored "a points in three
games. Three of his four touch
downs were on runs Of 10. "a
and 81 yards.
Clore, also q standout basket
ball player for George Wash
ington High last year, is a g.
foot-3, l65-pound senior. He
has scored three touchdowns
this season, one on a 70-yard
punt return.
Dan Boone, a halfback at
Bethesda Chevy Chase, and
Dick Gambatese, a center, are
two Of the areas better junior
golfers. Boone plays out Of
Columbia Country Club and
Gambatese at Kenwood.
Another prominent player
with the Barons is Tackle
Hardy Pearce, a 6-foot-2, 1856
pound senior. He is the son OF
Hardy Pearce, ST., director Of
athletics for the D. c. Public
High Schools. who played a lot
of tackle himself for George
Washington University in the
3Os.
Also with B-CC is Bob La
Fond, a center, the son of Eddie
LaFond, athletic director at
Catholic University and well
known boxing referee.
Paul Rothgeb, 6-foot-1h,
155-pound junior defensive end
for Gonzaga, is the son of Paul
Rothgeb. ST., general manager
of Uline Arena, who played
quite a bit Of football as a half
back with the Southeast Mer-
chants and Palace AC teams in
the mid 30s.
Not to be outdone by the
Redskins Johnny Olszewski
who uses an o rather than a
numeral on his uniform, AMMAN
dale has Johnny Grinnell, six
year-old son of John Grinnell,
athletic director of the Atoms,
outfitted with a uniform and a
big o.
The youngster, who sits on
the Annandale bench at each
game, is a veteran" of three
years. He is wearing his third
uniform. having outgrown one
each year made by his mother,
Bob Lewis, a former ALI
Northern Virginia tackle at
Hammond who broke his ankle
last year while practicing with
the West squad for the East
West All-Star game at Nor
: folk, is a guard at Washington
and Lee University. The Gen
erals are coached by Lee Nc
Laughlin, former head football
coach at Episcopal High in
Alexandria.
- *&*
Episcopal is host to st
Johns Saturday in one of the
top scholastic games of the sea-
Evening star., 1959-10-15

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Evening star., 1959-10-15

Record to date-218 right IS tied Percentage $780,
Pro record to dateS right 10 tied Percentage M
*Indicates choice is made against favored team
Evening star., 1959-10-15
FOOTBALL SELECTIONS
BY IRA SEEBACHER

GAMES
Home Team
Brandeis
Denver
Miami (Fla.)
st. Vincent
Youngstown
GAMES c
Alabama
Allegheny
Arkansas
Baldwin Wallace
Baylor"
Boston College
Bowling Green
Bradley
Bridgeport
Br0ckpOrt Tchrs.
Bucknell
Carnegie Tech
Citadel
Coast Guard
Colorado st. C.
Colorado st. u.
Colorado
Colorado Western
COrnell*
Delaware
Detroit
Dickinson
Duke
Fresno st.
Furman
Geneva
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Gettysburg
Hampden Sydney
Harvard
Haverford
Hobart
HOfstra
Illinois
Ithaca
John Carroll
Juniata
Kansas
Kentucky
Kings Point
Lehigh
Louisville
Maine
Maryland
MASSACHUSETTS
Marshall
Memphis State
Miami (Ohi0)
Michigan State
Michigan
Middlebury
Mississippi
Missouri
Moravian
Muhlenberg
Nebraska
N. C. State
Ohio State
Oklahoma st.
Oregon State
Oregon
Pacific, C. of
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Princeton
RPI
Rice
st. Lawrence
Stanford
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Temple
TCU%
Trinity
Trinity (Tex.)
Tulsa
UCLA
Upsala
UrsinuS
Utah st.
Valparaiso
Vanderbilt
Vermont
VPI
w. and L.
w. and ].
Washington
West Chester Thrs.
West. Michigan
w. Texas st.
West Virginia
Wichita
w. and M.
Williams
WPI
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Detroit
Green Bay
New York
Washington
Record to date
Pro record to d
Indicates che
Evening star., 1959-10-15

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Evening star., 1959-10-15
Maryland Booters
Hand Navy Setback

The University of Maryland
soccer team is away winging
with a 20 record.
The Terp hooters whipped
Navy, 5-1, yesterday at An
napolis as five different scorers
got into the act. Navy is ii
for the season.
Maryland ---- 1-S
Navy ---- @ U II
Maryland goals = Martin, Krug
Forrest. Pflugrad, Triolo. Navy goal
NoOnan.
Evening star., 1959-10-15
CARDOZO STREAK ON LINE
Riders Quarterback
Given Tough Task

starting backfield will be Full
back Raymond Reynolds, a
converted guard, and Halfback
Larry Webster, a former end
Fullback Edward Thornton fills
out the Clerks backfield.
Laurel and Surrattsville High
Schools, scheduled to meet yes.
terday, postponed their football
game to 10:30 am. Saturday al
Surrattsville because Of the wet
weather.
The scholastic schedule fol-
the area:
Blair VS.. Oxon Hill at Northwestern, 8
Eastern " at NTS, 2:3O.
TOMORROW
Bell at Coolidge. 3:15.
Roosevelt at CardoZo, 3:15.
Wilson at Western, 3:l5.
Spingarn at Dunbar, 3:l5.
Chamberlain at Tech, 3:l5.
Anacostia VS.. Phelps at Eastern, 3:15.
Eastern at Holidaysburg, Pa, 3.
Longfellow al Friends. 3.
Bulls High at GEORGETOWN Prep, 3.
O'Connell at Warrenton, 8.
Washington-Lee VS.. Hammond q
George washington at Wakefield, s.
JEB Stuart at Mount Vernon, 8.
James Madison at Osbourn, 3.
| Manassas Regional at Walker-Grant,
suitland at Bethesda Chevy Chase, 2
Wheaton at Northwestern, 3.
Loyola at Howard County, $3.50.
SATURDAY
Walter johnson VS.. Bladensburg q
Northwestern, 1890 am.
High Point VS.. Northwood at Blair,
Gaithershurg at Richard Montgom
Southern at Sherwood, 9.
| st. Mary's at LaPlata, 2.
Charlotte Hall at Lackey.
DeMatha at Carroll. 2.
st. Johns at Episcopal, 2:30.
Landon at st. Stephens, ..
st. Adams at st. James. 2.
Virginia Episcopal at Woodberry For
Bainbridge Prep at Bulls Prep, ..
DeMatha w at Good Counsel IL am
Mclean at Lee, 2.
Annandale at Groveton, 2.
Falls Church at Fairfax, 2.
George Mason at Loudoun County, 2
Marshall at Herndon, 2:30.
Garfield at Cedar-Lee, 2.
Parker-Gray at Luther Jackson, 1:30.
Laurel at Surrattsville. 1880.
Evening star., 1959-10-15
BY DICK SLAY
Star STAFF Writer

Melvin (Butch) Johnson,
Roosevelt's All-High quarter
back. tomorrow will be called
on to perform one of the most
difficult tasks of his high school
football career: Lead the Rid
ers to their first victory over
Cardozo.
Facing johnson at 3:15 pm.
tomorrow in Cardozo Stadium
will be a formidable nameSake,
Halfback Robert johnson of
the Clerks. The two Johnsons
have grabbed the headlines in
helping their respective teams
to unbeaten records in the In
terhigh Leagues West Divi-
sion.
Scored Seven Times
Butch Johnson, a strapping
6-foot-2 and 180 pounds, has
thrown five touchdown passes
and scored two himself. ac-
counting for all but one of
Roosevelt's touchdoWns this
season. The Riders have won
league games with Dunbar
25-6, and Coolidge, TO, while
losing to st. Johns, DeMatha
and Gonzaga.
Robert johnson, only las
pounds, was Cardozo'S leading
scorer last year with seven
touchdowns. He already has
surpassed that mark with eight
scores in consecutive victories
over Parker-Gray, 1876; Bell,
$50; Dunbar, $50, and Cool
idge, 1877.
Five of Robert Johnson S
scores have come on passes
1TOIIl (2udrCerDacR JOnn Lind
say, who has a total of seven
touchdown passes.
Reynolds in Backfield
johnson will not be the only
confusing name tomorrow at
Cardozo. Roosevelt has a pair
OF LindSeys, William at center
and Frank at end. Cardozo's S
other starting halfback is Herb
Holmes, while the Riders have
Norman Holmes at end and
HerSchel Holmes at halfback.
Joining Butch johnson and
Herschel Holmes in Roosevelt's
Evening star., 1959-10-15
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
Question on Page E-4)

Run with the tumble. The
otfense can run with a fumbled
ball. NCAA rule Z, section 2,
article 2 covers. AS to timeoutS
this year you get five each half
instead of four as in other
years. Rule 3, section 8, article
4 pertains. And for taking
injury. the 1859 football code
says. "The feigning of injury
by an uninjured player for the
purpose of gaining additional,
undeserved time for his team,
and other practices of deceit. :.
are dishonest, unsportsmanlike
and contrary to the spirit of
the rules"
distributed by the Register
and Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star., 1959-10-15
THE EVENING STAR E-5
Washington. D. c, tt
Thursday, October IS, 1859

elder Gibeau, despite his lack
Of size { 5-foot-9, l55 pounds,
was an outstanding basketball
player with the Hoyas and
could 60 up with any Of the
6-footers Of his day.
Evening star., 1959-10-15
PRO BASKETBALL

Exhibitions
Boston ,N4A, 1903: Philadelphia
St: louis tNBA), 100; Syracuse
Minneapolis tNBA), 100: Detroit
(NBA) "a.
New York (NBA), 131: Allentown
(ELl, 102.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27
Richey High Presents
Awards At Class Night

vim Boese, Kathy Holzworth, Da-
vid Posey, Donna Blair, Donald
Hoffman and Malcolm Senner
Senior pin and Chevron to Myrna
Goosen.
Those receiving High School
Week certificates were David
Posey, Gilbert Wilmer and Syl-
via Zuroff.
The American Legion Citizen
ship award was presented to
Myrna Goosen
Mrs. Earl Walker, president of
the local American Legion Aux
iliary, presented Darlene RaiSl
with her state award.
The grade basketball awards
yer presented to Dick Adkins,
Dick Berry, Mark Blair, Robert
Eggebrecht, Mike Gibson, Rich
ard Keeland, Dale Knutson, Bry-
an Richey and James Soft.
The Grade Cheer Leaders re-
ceiving awards we're Rita White
man, Stephanie Horosko, Sharon
Whiteman and Diane Wienke.
The high school journalism
awards went to Janice Sawatzky,
Marlene Posey and Loren Soft.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27

GUNNER weddings offer won
- derful picture taking opportu.
mites OF course. the bride vii
likely have engaged Z professional
photographer to make the ~omcial'
pictures Of the ceremony and re-
ception, but that doesn't mean you
should leave your camera at home.
When there is a big event like that
In the lives OF your family or
friends. there can't be too many
pictures.
The snapshot record should
start long before the strains Of
Lohengrin. The parties and all the
other exciting events that come
before car be recorded very salts
factoril1 in amateur snapshots.
Obviously, the bride has too many
things on her mind to think about
picture taking, SO she'll be most
grateful to the friend or friends
who thcughtfully make these pic
lures for her.
Bridal shower hostesses can add
a novel touch 10 their parties by
making a series of fash pictures
featuring the guest of honor with
her gifts and the other guests.
A collection Of these prints will
make a highly personal extra gift
for tn. bride.
A professional bridal consultant
told me the other day that trous-
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27

GRADUATION CARDS OF ALL
KINDS AT TURNER DRUG.
l9-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
CREATION OF FIRE DISTRICT
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
petitions lave been filed with the
Board of County Commissioners for
the creation of a fire district and a
hearing thereon will be held on Friday
the 10 day of June. A. D. 1883. at the
commissioner room in the Courthouse
in Sidney. Richland County. Montana,
at which time and place anyone
interested may appear in regard
thereto. That the boundries of said
proposed district are as follows:
Township Twenty-four (24) North
meets the West bank of the Yellow
stone River in Richland County,
Montana. thence west along said
township line to the point where
Township Twenty-four t24) meets
Range Fifty-seven $50 East. thence
north along said range line to the
point where said line meets Town
Ship Twenty-Five (25) North, thence
west along said Township line to
the point where said line meets
Range Fifty-six 1851 East. thence
South along said range line to the
point where said line meets Town
ship Twenty-Five (22) North, thence
east along said township line to the
west bank OF the Yellowstone River.
erly direction along the said west
bank Of the Yellowstone River to
the point of beginning: Also all land
lying and being east of the Yellow
stone River in Richand County,
Dated this Is day of May, A. D. 1859.
E. l.. Hooker
Clerk and Recorder
Publish May 81, 1859
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27
CALL FOR BIDS

The Board of Commissioners OF
Richland County. Montana will receive
bids 10 be opened at 200 p. NJ, Fri
day. June 10, 1859, at its office in the
Courthouse for:
One Electric Typewriter Accounting
Machine to post records in the office
Of the County Treasurer as follows
Tax Distribution. Motor Vehicle Re
port. School District Report. TTea-
surer's Report, Tax Bill Preparation.
Machine shall be equipped With
electric typewriter. minimum Of e.gh-
teen rcr.sters and one ~crossfoOtcr.
automatic ard manual t~otaling in
.DUt.on columns Machine shall
3e or1t9pad with two control units
5fs 81 performing the above ic9e
without chenEing Tor tlan cae coH-
troll sa M4chine 20 be delivered and
asia.ed in running condition ~
l-fr's office.
Us should be marked "AccountinF
Ula" on envelope. Right is reserved
~ reject any or all bids, should { be
dc1red for the best interests of the
and 20 waive such technical
ties ~ the interest Of the county may
An bids to be addressed to the
Clerk and Recorder. Sidney. Mont7n9.
D4ted at Sidney, Montana. this 18th
day of Nav, 1899.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
RICHLAND COUNTY,
MONTANA
BY James E. S~purgeon,
Chairman
Publish May 81. June 3. 10
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27
Alexander

Mrs. Gene Miller and daughter
of Missoula visited at the Dean
Jacobson home and other rela-
tives for the past couple weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Moo returned home
May II from Sunny Slope, Ariz.,
where she spent the winter with
her daughter.
Graduation exercises was held
last Friday at the Flaten Audit
orium. M. F. Peterson was guest
speaker, title was "Real Secret.
Twelve seniors graduated from
the Alexander school. Mr.. Peder-
son and family guests of
his brother and family, Lloyd
Pedersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Void and
family of Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sivert Peterson and family of
Williston, MI. and Mrs. Ralf
Steneljem of Plentywood, Mr..
Clarence Olson of Salem, Ore,
Mr.. Jim Olson of Silvertone, Ore,
Mr.. Art Woods of Williston, Mrs.
| Void and Connie johnson attend
ed graduation exercises Friday
evening. Later were luncheon
guests at the Art Heth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rud Of
Watford City, Nh. and Mrs.
George Mosby, Mrs, Emma Iver-
son and Emmar attended gradua-
ton exercises and later were
luncheon guests of the Roy Mosby
nome.
A class OF twelve were confir-
med Sunday morning al the Trini-
~ Lutheran Church. Continents
were John Urban, joan Skeds-
void, Allen Quale, Marie Albfit-
son. Martha Simshssy, Clareene
Ncpstad, Rita Peterson, Helen
Peterson, Helen Falkanger,
Dianne Chitwood, Meredith Taylor
end Linda Heggine.
AIr. and MRS. Glenn Helling
entertained al Q dinner On Sun
day in honor Of Helen Fa.kanger
who was one Of the continents
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Custor Salem and
family of Zap spent the week
end here and at Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Skcdsvold
visited at Culbertson one day last
week.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27

/ seau parties are becoming very
popular. These are small informal
social affairs at which the bride
displays her trousseau to Z select
group Of friends. II seems to me
that this would be an excellent
time for some pictures Her formal
wedding picture book will feature
her gown and probably her going
away suit but I'm ire any woman
would treasure a picture record OF
the other clothes she selected with
such great care.
On the wedding day, many snap
shooters prefer to center their
picture taking activities on the
reception Here they can make
snapshots of the bride and groom
as they receive the congratula-
tons and good wishes of their
friends. as they cut the cake and
eat the first piece, as the bride
losses the bouquet and in many
other good picture situations The
opportunities will be unlimited.
I've mentioned only flash pho
Biography in connection with this
type of indoor picture taking be-
cause it is SO much easier under
the circumstances and gives the
Gamers user a far greater range
of opportunity.
John van Guilder
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27
Hay Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Henderson
Joyce and Debbie and Mrs. Gar
field Linde drove to Moose Jaw
to attend Band day on Saturday
Sharon Henderson was a lunch
con guest at the Otto Habedanl
home in Sidney on Wednesda.
and Thursday.
Jim Tidemand from Miles Cit,
and Boyd Keefer from Glendiv'
were guests at the S. w. Hender'
son home on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dore an6
family visited at the Garfield
Linde home on Monday evening
to help Garfield celebrate hi.
birthday. Mrs. Dore surprised
him with a delicious cake which
was enjoyed later in the evening
Delwyn Levno Is spending sew
eral days at the home Of his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Henry Levno
They drove to Billings where
Delwyn works on Sunday.
' Hay Creek had their picnic
Friday at Natural Corral. Par
ents, pupils and teacher, Mrs.
Nora Stride, had an enjoyable
day. MI. and Mrs. John Almond
were Sidney callers after the pic
mic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Olmstead of
Fargo, North Dakota, visited at
the Scoop Dore home on Monday.
They were over night guests at
the home of Mrs. lobe Dore in
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sundheim
and family were among those
that attended the Family night
supper at the Moose Hall in Sid
ney Saturday evening.
Lois Sundheim broke her wrist
while playing at school Friday
morning.
The Richland County All
Talent Show will be held in the
High School Auditorium at Sid
ney on Friday evening, June 5th
at 8 o'clock. About 20 of our
young folks in the community are
in All and will take part in the
Talent Show.
Mrs. Garfield Linde visited with
Mrs. Deva Allen in Fairview Fri
day morning.
Gene Berndt celebrated his 9th
birthday Wednesday, May goth,
with the seven boys as dinner
guests. His mother, Mrs. Gordon
Berndt served a delicious lunch
and Gene received a number of
nice gifts.
Denny Berndt, Richard Hillman
and Claudia Linde attended their
7th grade picnic held at Fairview
City Park Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mort and
of Sidney visited at the
Scoop Dore home on Saturday
evening.
Sherman and Donnabelle Dyn-
neson and Jim Allen went to Miles
City Saturday to take in the
Jubilee.
Mrs. Mabel Simard and Mrs.
Gertie Dore of Sidney visited with
Mrs. Celia Stromfeldt and at the
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27

Richey - Glass Night program
was held Wednesday evening
May 20 at the gym, at which
time the seniors Of Richey higf
school presented a skit and alsC
gave their Glass Will and Pro
phecy and History with Delbert
Unruh as master of ceremonies
The various awards were also
presented at this time. The high
school athletic awards yer pre-
sented by Coach Thomas. Triple
sports awards, football. basket
ball and track, to Arvin Eggum,
Allen Nelson, Gilbert Whitmer,
Loren Soft, and Donald Hoffman.
Letter awards in football and
basketball to Delbert Unruh,
Lynn Waters, David Deckert,
Melvin Knudson, Larry Edgar,
Larry Brown and Clifford Goo
sen.
Letter awards in football to
Jack Eggum, Steve Deckert, Dick
Miller, Duane Lear and Douglas
Knutson.
1kbCIS III Gd1A WCkt dWd1QNd
to Ronnie Miller and Jim Deck
ert.
The high school pep club and
music awards were earned by
Lois Miller, Doris Eggum, Mar
lene Posey and Cheryl Wienke.
Also pin and letter to LaVonne
Sampson, Joan Treftz, Patsy
johnson and Mona Eggum. Fresh
men who received letters were
Sharon Unruh, Elaine Raisl,
Maybelle Lear, Aurelia Caster
line, Janet Siegle, Barbara Lee,
Phyllis Whitmer.
Sophomore and juniors who
received chevrons were, Shirley
Goosen, Donna Blair, Vesta Berry,
Wanda Gibson, Arlene Swanson,
Tracey Whitmer, Kathy Holz-
worth. Sharon Lobdell, Jackie
Fulton, Peggy Whitmer, Hilary
Kanpschror, Mona Eggum, Patsy
Johnson, LaVonne Sampson,
Joan Treftz, Cheryl Wienke,
Marlene Posey, Lois Miller, Elaine
Wienke, 10 Ann Williams and
Norma Fiske. Senior pin and
,hevron were awarded to Bette
Sggebrecht, Lyla Morey, Elaine
Berry, Beverly Brown, Sylvia
zuroff and Janice Sawatzky.
The music awards were pre-
iented by Miss Ann Besser.
freshmen who received letters in !
music were, Aurelia Casterline, ]
Whitmer, Doris Eggum, ]
Elaine Raisl and Jean Hansen. /
'ophomores receiving letters {
we're Marian Hafela and Sharon !
Chevrons were received I
y Arlene Swanson, Mona Eggum,
Sampson, Dean Fowler,
Wanda Gibson, Jackie Fulton, I
Arlys Deckert, Loren Soft, AL {
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-27

Chester Dore home on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scoop Dore and
family and Mrs. Aida Human
drove to Arnegard Sunday to visit
the Armour Larson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Panasuk,
Brien, and Zane visited at the
Deva Allen home in Fairview on
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Watts and sons
visited with her parents, Mr.. and