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SATELLITE
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the satellite, which makes it
by all odds the strangest-
looking orbiter ever sent up, is
given to it by four outriggers
containing 2,000 solar cells
each. The solar cells, tiny
waters of silicon, have the
property of converting sunlight
directly into electric energy
needed to power instruments
aboard the satellite.
Unlike earlier satellites in
the Explorer series, which were
launched by Army-built modi-
fed Redstone missiles. today's
instrument package was sent
UP by the more powerful Air
Force Thor-Able.
This rocket was based on the
Thor 1,500-mile ballistic mis-
sile, which weighed about 100,-
600 pounds and produced the
necessary thrust to free the
92-foot, three-stage satellite
launcher from the earth's sur
face. A much smaller second
stage, fueled by a poisonous
explosive mixture of nitric acid
and hydrazine, and a third
stage of solid fuel gave the
additional required velocity.
Climbs NortheasterIy
The rocket was launched in
a northeasterly direction so as
to give as much coverage from
north to south as possible.
Scientists also wished to use
the huge Kaleidoscope at Jod-
rell Bank, England, for track
ing purposes, and the northerly
latitude of this station also
made a steep north-south orbit
desirable.
Jodrell Bank and a tracking
station in Singapore reported
picking up signals from the
satellite within the first hour
Of its dash into space. These
stations, plus tracking anten-
mas at Cape Canaveral, on the
Island of Hawaii and in sub
urban Boston, will keep the
satellite under surveillance as
long as it is aloft.
At 11:10 am. the American
team stationed at Jodrell Bank
sent out a radio pulse which
turned off the satellites trans
Initter. They turned 1t on
again 20 minutes later.
Everything appears to be
working perfectly normally"
said Prof. Alfred Lowell, OBJ
servatory director, the Associ-
ated Press reported.
Solar Power Limited
The solar cells will produce
power to keep the satellites
storage batteries charged. Be-
cause the cells cannot generate
as much power as the vehicles
main transmitter uses, this pri-
mary transmitter will be used
only about one-quarter of the
time, and then on command
from the ground. Auxiliary
transmitters using less power
will send signals continuously.
The two smaller radios OPP
crate on 108.06 and 10000
megacycles, in the section of
the radio broadcast spectrum
reserved by international agree
nient for space vehicles. The
wavelength used by the main
tFansmitter is secret, but is
known to be in the ultra high
frequency band.
Additional Contests
In addition to radiation
sampling devices. the JAM
packed satellite contains:
. A 212-pound scanning device
similar to a crude TV camera,
to study the cloud cover Of the
earth Whether this instru-
menf will work depends on the
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royal birth came today from
Lord Evans.
Before leaving on a Euro
pean vacation, he said that
"the Queen is in good health
I can say no more than that"
The physician said he would
be away for five weeks and
then l must get back to a lot
of hard work."
The palace statement Of tbs
Queens pregnancy followed
the usual line for such an
nouncements. This means IL
did not specifically say she was
going to have a baby but re-
ferred to "her condition"
1t was left TO the Palace
spokesman to talk about such
things as a royal baby.
Insisted on Tour
1.-THE Queen was determined
to avoid the cancellation Of the
Canadian tour which would
have caused disappointment
to Millions" Cmdr. Colville
said. He added that the Queen
was emphatic in insisting
while on tour that her condi-
ton not be known.
"She issued personal instruc-
tons to those few people in
cluding. of course, the doctor
attending her on the tour,
Surgeon-Capt. Derek Steele
Perkins, that she did not wish
her condition to become
known" he said.
THE Queens reasons for
this were because it could not
be stated at that time that 1t
was a certainty that the Queen
would be having a child, and
therefore the doctor could not
publicly commit his patient
without a proper medical ex-
animation which her majesty
did not want carried out before
her return to the United King
dom and then by her own doc
tors in London"
The Queen felt that If her
pregnancy became known
while she was on tour, great
pressure would be put on her
to call off her firing rounds
Of official duties.
Ghana Leader Told
Back last June the Queen
had her first suspicious. When
1t. Col. Martin Charters, her
assistant private secretary,
started packing his bags to go
off to Ghana in Africa, he was
called aside.
Col. Charters was heading
for Ghana to make arrange
ments for the visit the Queen
was to have paid this Novem-
Der. He was told in the strict
est confidence of the Queens
suspicious about her condition.
He was then instructed to
whisper those suspicious to DR..
Kwane Nkrumah, Prime Min
lister of Ghana.
Col. Charters was told that
he should warn Mr.. Nkrumah
that because of her possible
pregnancy she might have to
call off her Ghana visit.
Mr.. Nkrumah was given the
secret-and he kept it.
Trying to figure out the date
of the baby's arrival. the Brit
ish Press Associations court
reporter wrote:
From the fact that DR..
Nkrumah was informed by Col.
Charters at the end of June,
it may be assumed that the
baby will be born in January
or February"
Prime Minister Macmillan
was let in on the secret before
the Queen left for Canada.
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QUEEN

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her 45-day tour of Canada
that also took her to Chicago
A Palace source said thai
should President Eisenhower
visit Britain in the near future
as expected, the Queens condi-
ton would in no way compli-
cate arrangements for his trip
The Palace official empha-
sized that the Presidents trir
would be an of1icial one-but
not a state visit. Therefore the
Queen would not be called upon
to undertake any heavy en-.
gagements in connection with
his British stay.
The announcement did not
say where the baby will be
delivered.
Normally in January and
February - when a Palace
source indicated the baby is
expected-the Queen is at
Sandringham in windy, chilly
Norfolk. or at Buckingham
Palace in London.
Succession to Change
The arrival Of a new royal
baby will change the line Of
succession to the throne. 1t
now reads this way:
/. Ten . year old Prince
Charles.
2. Princess Anne, who will be
9 August Is.
8. Princess Margaret, the
Queens 28-year-old sister.
Should the new child be a
boy, he will be No. 2, coming
ahead Of Princess Anne. If a
girl. she will come after Prin-
cess Anne, but before Princess
Margaret.
In any case. Margaret drops
from her present third to
fourth.
The Queen returned Sunday
from her 45-day tour of North
America. She seemed tired
but was in good spirits
Canadian Tour firing
During her trip through
Canada, the Queen was on the
go constantly, with sometimes
more than a dozen public Ap-
pearanceS a day.
This brought comment from
British newsmen travelling with
the royal party. The comment
turned to strong criticism when
the Queen came down with an
upset stomach in mid-July and
had to cancel a weekend
swing through Canada's North
west Territories. Prince Philip
went instead.
Some British correspondents
then filed stories accusing the
Canadian government of play
ing politics with the Queens
health. Some demanded that
she be brought home immedi-
ately. Court spokesman denied
some published reports that
she was pregnant.
The Queen continued the
tour as scheduled, but she did
cancel a sea voyage home from
Nova Scotia aboard the royal
yacht Britannia. She flew
home last Sunday instead
Officials Advised Privately
1t was disclosed for the
first time today that actually
Canadian officials had been
advised privately of the posi-
bility the Queen was pregnant
and had suggested she ease up
on the tour.
One of the first persons to
be tipped of about the posi-
bility of a baby was Prime Min
lister John Diefenbaker of
Canada. The Queen told him
the situation early in July.
He offered Immediately to
alter or cut short the tour.
THE Queen, however, in
sisted that she alone was in a
position to decide" said Comdr.
Colville.
'tAnd so Mr.. Diefenbaker re-
iterated that at any moment
arrangements could be made
for the Queen to return to the
United Kingdom"
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LONDON, Aug (AP).-A and respectable citizens once
British medical journal says they have returned their
that rock n roll dancing Seats said Medical Press.
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"Any luck?"
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

cHRYsLER 81 saratosa 4-door;
power steering. power brakes,
torquefite push-button drive, ra-
do. heater; beautiful turquoise
and ivory; exceptionally clean;
S2.195.
WHEELER, INC, WHEELMOBILE
"USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
ICHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
1890 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1O20
CONSUL, 1858 4-dr.; black: like.
new condition: one-owner. 81, 7g5
WO. 6-1185.
CONTINENTAL MARK III hardtor
coupe; green; power steering anc
brakes, factory air conditioning
S4,495. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OidS Co
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
CORVETTE "a: has been in gar
stor: 10000 act. mi: equipped
S1.725 or best offer. EN-. 3-3352
DE SOTO 1858 VS. 4-dr.: auto
trans. T. and h.: EXCEPTIONS
cond.: s395. WI. 6-6s4S.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BEVERLY BEACH - Furn. house;
food income: easily converted tC
year-around. owner-built; 1 yrs
0. ~. n-3iS3 after 3.
! ACRE, near Gunston Hall: l20-
Il frontage; $4,000 cash. FL
4-4OoO
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 t
Sl50.000 Group your debts, lower
your payts,; reffnance your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
: farms. etc. Only in the State Of
MARYLAND Call MR.. ROBERTS
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA -
Assume AZ GIL loan. modern 3.
pedrm home with carport ano
breezeway. near Naval Air Base
800. ia S-I371
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE = Trailer estate lot,
Sarasota. Fla. With regret I have
70 sell my lot IN this delightful
place. A real buy a. Sl,525,
Write L. ANDREWS, 2iii Pan
anna DR.. Sarasota, Fla.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY In 2
bedrrn. home IN Daytona Beach
Fla. Write BOX 1884, Silver
Spring, Nd. MA. 2-03i3.
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PRIVATE PILOT
MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTERS
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CHAIN SAW, Davis Bradley, like
new, SIPS or best offer. (3); spe-
cial maintenance for year. Call
after z pm. JE. 4-2253.
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TRUST MOTEs FOR SALE

OWNER has q few choice first trust
notes. monthly payments, 81 IN
terest, secured on owner occupied
residences. No premium demand
ed. call EN-, 3-127g,
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AUTOS q TRUCKS for HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOS, TRUCKS WAIVED

A NEW UsED-cAR DEALER
In Arl.. Va. desperate for so clear
well-kept cars AZ highest prices
Prom 50 through 81 Foreign also
WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD, INC.
1884 N. Wash. Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA A-NAEH
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, PREFECT. CONSUL.
ZEPHYR: from Sl,591 UP, deliy-
cred Washington's only exclusive
English Ford dealer. BE a Penny
a Miller" SEE US TODAY. JET
ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa. ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYSLER '55 New Yorker de
| luxe 4-door; power steering, power
braker, powerfiite, radio, heater
custom seat covers, exceptionally
clean, one owner; S1,245.
WHEELER. INC, WHEELMOBILE
"USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
lCHRYSLER-PL IMPERIAL
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-1020
CHRYSLER 1919 New Yorker 4.
dr.; r. and h.; clean throughout,
garage-kept; S155. Ii. 6-291S.
CHRYsLER 1850 windsor 4-door,
one owner, S225; green, clean
good-running condition, heater
spotlihht and other extras. Please
call EN-. 2-5575.
CHRYsLER 81 Windsor de lux,
sedan: $4,000 mi. excel, cond
pass pass any R1ypE lRs E64%G 2es. So 81
CHRYsLER '57 Crown Imperial
hardtop sedan; equipped with fac.
tory air conditioning, fun power
etc. immaculate: only S3,095.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77O0
CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor 4-dooI
sedan; auto. trans, power steer
Ing and brakes, r. and h., Wv
tires; this low-mileage, l-owner
prestige auto Is a beautiful 2-tont
OF slate gray and milk white; the
matching interior is perfect and
clean as a pin: needless TO say,
such an auto has a 24-hr. Ruaran-
tee. In which your money will be
fully refunded II not satisfied
81 .345. NATIONAL AUTO BRO
kERS, $500 Ga. ave. NV, tn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BONUS PRICE-Paid for desir-
able DC. and SIS. homes. Wish to
invest substantial cash imme-
diatelv ST. 3-0066.
A BUYER-Cash today or will sell
rent for you FREE APPRAISAL
J VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0S0.
A CASH BUYER, OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS Ii $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
ACREAGE. apt. house ground. com
mercial and residential. D. c..
Va. and nearby Md. area. TU
GET OUR CASH OFFER then shor
and compare. COX a. CO. RE
7-l635. JU. 5-0775. OIL. 2-l613
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Thinking of selling or renting your
home? We have calls daily CRYS-
tai REALTY q INVESTMENT
CO. INC. 2606 Bladensburg I'd
re. LA 9-2044
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condition: special, Sa,ODb,
Suburban Cadillac lds Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77NU
DKW STATION WAGON 1855: NJ
70 " miles per gallon: GOOD cond.
$3.50. CT, 0-729S.
DODGE 40 4-dr.: good condition
| 50 down. LEE d. BUTLER INC
btudebaker Lark, 800 Leesburl
pike. Baileys X-Roads, JE. 4-s4OO
DODGE '53 VS.; splendid cond.
auto. drive: S395, SIS dn. Cal
ROPER MOTOR, La. 80 Sss7So. Pm
DODGE 1857 4-dr. hardtop: auto
trans. power steering and brakes
7. and h., Wv. tires. This auto
has exceptionally low mileage and
is In wonderful condition. The
exterior Is two-tone Of snow
white. and mint green. The inte-
rior Is perfect and is in new-caH
condition. II not satisfied within
~ hours after owning this auto
your money fully refunded
Sizes. NATIONAL AUTO BRO.
RERS. bs00 Ga. ave. NV, tn
2-SS77.
DODGE l946 4-dr. sedan: r. and
n; very good cond.; $50. Ii
3-4295.
! DODGE $50 Coronet 4-dr.: auto
matte transmission, :, and h.;
/ excellent condition; new tires.
$1,000. He. 4-2650.
EDSEL 1858 PAGER cdr. hardtop,
4 blue and white: tele-touch trans
radio and heater, Wv. tires
power steering; low mileage; bank
financing, 80 mos. to pay. SALE
price, 81 1896: 4 months guaran.
tee, HILL a. SANDERS, Metro.
politan Washington's Oldest Forc
leadership. 1880 Viers Mil I'd
/ Wheaton, Nd. 10. 5-4066.
FORD '55 Tudor; equip; repo., as
sumo pavment, 500 mo-: total cash
bal, S327.5 so.
CAPITOL DISCOUNT. INC.
61y Mass. Ave. NV d. 7-79Og
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BOWMAN

FORD, SIS Ranch wagon. Beautiful
2-tone; low mileage. Excellent
condition: VS.; automatic; other
extras: guaranteed. only Sl,00b.
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BOATS
AUToMoTIvE Mise.

WANTED, convertible TOP for 1887
Thunderbird. Please call OIL. g.
0g62
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ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMcA-cHRYsLFR-I MPFRIAL

SIMCA-CHRYSLF
1901 r. / AVE NE.
BRENTWOOD ND Wa $1,000
CAD, SO sed full power. cleo.
wind. and seats: $4,000 nj,
S2.475. accept trade. wo. 6-464S
CADILLAC SO colorado: $500;
traded on Rolls. GIN refrigeration'
tmmac FLOOD PONTIAC, 5loC
Wis. ave.
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CHEW. IS

Handyman VS. 2-dr., 6-passenger.
all.metal station wagon; pig: r.
and h orig. upholstery and mats,
harbor blue finish: recently traded
by housewife. these wagons are
rare and hard to find; come in
and buy; only
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$2,295
Low DOWN pEYAfFNT N'A
STAR PONTIAC

4o7 Florida Ave, NE. Ii. 0-7aO4
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AUTOM0RILEs F0R SALE
me- S0nn w

Explorer VS. 4-door, 9-passeneel
all-metal sta. wag.; 2-tone IVORY
and TURQUOISE; push-buiion auto
p.ss p.b., air cond. for the sum.
mer torrid heat. recently traded
by very prominent upper 10th 81
businessman. car in tlptoD shape
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1900 Ga, Ave, NV, RIA. B-lia2
FORD, 40 Custom g." Fordor;
good Sl50. JE. 2-30sl after s
p.m
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DE SOTO 81 Firefite sedan: beau.
THU blue and white equipped
conditiOn; s PSsiSlI s $50 nNe-neW
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co.
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BUICK 80 Special sedan: auto
/ matte drive; looks and runs splen-
/ did: S2l5, SIS down. Gail between
10 am and 6 pm, ROPER MO-
I TOR. la $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIANGIE EORD

FORD '54 Custom IS" Ranch War.
on with Fordomatic: tiptop con.
dition S1a5. written aunr.
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sHapt. IuuuIIt W. o-tLbI,
BUICK 1855 Roadmaster convert
ible; auto. trans, power steering
and brakes, power seats and win
dowS, T. and h., Wv. tires. This
low mileage, one-owner auto is a
two-tone of white and steel graz
with an excel vinyl black top. A
truly clean auto and our summer
special at S1.075. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS, $500 Ga. ave
NV. TU 9-SS77
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CADILLAC 80 convert, coupe; S5.-
300. used 1000 miles. imniac
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connects
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD '56 custom "s" Fordor;
radio, heater, standard rive;
clean throughout; Sl,095; written
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CADILLAC SO sedan: ivory; very
clean poEsr, steering and brakes;
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CADILLAC $50 Eldorado Seville Gus
tom hardtop coupe; black and
special Ss.soS, ccc 1 aaa fatss.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
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CADILLAC % conVertible; popular
Alaskan, white. black top and
upholstery: fully equipped. Spe-
cial, S3.495.
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Operate this slim beauty from Of the
because portable No w No cords No botees This fine
brighter clearer picture NO PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS
less service headaches Big IT." overall diagonal stylish West
Pointero cobinet
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Lambert PTA Features
Annual Dinner
Of Nations

Saturday, April rs, dates the
Fourth Annual Dinner of Ma
tons, sponsored by the Lambert
P. T. A.
This event promises to be an even
more gala affair than in previous
years, complete with festive de-
corations and appropriate back
ground music, setting the atmos-
phere for feasting upon foods re-
preventative of various nations.
These nations constitute the "melt-
ing pot" which is our America.
Make your selection from such
palatable dishes as German "Pigs
-in-blankets", Varenki, varieties
of Dutch cheeses and poppy seed
breads, Scandinavian lefsa, fattig-
mand, sand bakkels, skrul, roset-
ties, romagrut; French-Bohemian
potato dumplings, pastries and
breads, kolaches, cheese cakes;
Italian chuletas with salsa fra,
pizza pie, chill; English and Amer
lean home baked bread and other
typical foods.
Serving begins at 600 pm,
continuing until 900. Guests may
anticipate a leisurely evening of
dining and exchanging of small
talk a they meet and enjoy the
company Of their friends and neig-
hbors.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Be very careful about making
promises: some of them can be
collected in court.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
CARLSON PLACES FIRST
in OLD FIDDLERS' CONTEST

The Old Fiddlers' Contest, spon-
sored annually by the VFW Coo
ties, was held Saturday night
April Is at the Triangle Mite Club.
Much interest was shown in the
contest and it was as usual a
decided success.
Contestants were Bill ..Kost
Blind Bid of Sidney; Walt Long,
Fairview; Emil Anderson, Med
icine Lake; Bill Norton ST., Sid
ney; Norris Bacon, Molly; and
Bill Carlson, Wolf Point.
John Marman Jr., of Sidney was
Master of Ceremonies, and Judges
were Art Dore and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mcintyre.
Winners of first, second and
third prizes respectively were Bill
Carlson, Norris Bacon and Bill
Norton.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

An office pest: A visitor who
doesn't mnd scattering cigarette
ashes all over the floor.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
GumbO Flats
BY Mrs. Clifford johnson

Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Colgan
and family and Ed Marottek visit
ed at the Bernard Travis home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marottek
and Sharon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Johnson ami children
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Ray Miller home.
Dale and Ray Miller and Cliff
ford Johnson attended the sale
at Wolf Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prischke
and girls were dinner guests at
the VIM. Hormic home in Wolf
Point.
Wilma Miller, Vivian johnson
and children and Ed Marottek
were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Barlow Colgan home.
Clyde Hines and Howard
Charleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Pischke motored to Poplar Thurs
day.
Mrs. Vivian Johnson and Kath-
rine Charleson visited at the
Jim Fisher home in Poplar Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miller and
Dale, Ed Marottek were business
callers in Poplar Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert REM and
Mrs. Sophia REM shopped in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
Tony Cuba called at the Bar
low Colgan home Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Della Colgan visited at
the Henry Etzel home Wednes-
day.
Suzie Etzel and Ann visited
at the Clifford Johnson home
Saturday night.
Shoppers in Poplar Friday
were Wilma Miller, Vivian John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marc
tied Sr., Tony Cuba and Ed
Marottek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etzel and
Ann and Della Colgan visited at
the Clifford Johnson home
Thursday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
CHAPTER w, p. E. O.. MEETS
AT LAUSTER HOME

The regular meeting of Chapter
W, P. E.. o. was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Kathryn Lauster with Mrs. Lion
ell Gall as assistant hostess. Mrs.
Don Nutter had the program "Our
Charles M. RUSSELL. The meeting
was concluded with a social hour
during which refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
MRS. A. H. JOHNSON HOSTESS
AT DINNER PARTY

Mrs. A. H. johnson entertained
at a dinner party at the Triangle
Mite Club recently in compliment
to her husband and Mrs. Harry
Clark on their birthday annivers-
aries. A delicious dinner was fol-
lowed by a social time. Mrs. Ethel
Smith was included as a guest.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

You car maintain a lawn with
out crabgrass this year - even if
the pest riddled your turf last
summer. A treatment with Antrol
72% Chlordane concentrate now
before crabgrass seeds germin-
ate-gives your lawn a fighting
chance all season.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all of our friends and
relatives for the wonderful sur
prise party given in our honor on
Jul 25th wedding anniversary. -.
Our special thanks to the COM
mittee in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jorgenson
IA 1xo
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

The Sale you have been waiting
for Stock up now. il will be
s months before the next one.
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The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

II takes several months to build q
resistance TO POLIO so start yours
NOW -. Make an appointment.
with idneY Clinic. Richland Clinic
or Eastern Montana Clinic. Don't
wait ). Do II NOW -.
TURNER. DRUG
Your REXALL Druggists
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The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Remember -
Mothers Day is May 10th.
Give her a Cameo

She'll Love IL!
Matching leather accessories--
Billfold - Spring-top cigarette
case and lighter - each with
lovely flower design in full color
Cameo is designed for the woman
of today. has all the features she
Complete line -
Hotel Pharmacy
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