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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

1 LIT. Governor su poZdravili'
prisutne i odrzali lijepe go
wore ma zadovoljstvo veli-
ko odobravanje pristunog ma
roda.
Svi prisutni su uzivali u
lijepom bogatom programu,
kojeg su izvadjali raznovrsni
talenti II hrvatskom engle-
skom jeziku.
Proslava je pocela sa sve-
tom misom IL II sati prize
podne II crkvi Nativity, pro-
gram u 2:20 poslije podne u
California Hall. Nakon pro-
grama narod Sc je veselo "a
bavljao do pola noci.
Program je bio otvoren sa
pjevanjem Nacionalne Himne
po Pomlatku H.B.Z. liz Santa
Clara Valley, pod vodstvom
Mrs. Pearl Nikolac-Brkljacic i
Antona Bazdaric, koji su do
bill velik o odobravanje cd
strane prisutnih.
Zatim je predsjednik drus-
iva Sveti Vlaho, Petar Obad,
pozdravio prisutne / zazelie
i'm dobrodoslicu, te rekao ka-
ko je druStvo zahva1no ma o.
vako velikom posjetu svima
prisutnima, koji su dosli ma
ovu historijsku proslavu u
spomen velikog sveca - Sve-
ii Vlaho.
Ma programu bio je Rev.
Vital Vodusek, zupnik crkve
Nativity, koji je odrzao dir
ljivi govor o velikom krsca-
ninu sveti Vlaho.
Zatim je bio predstavljen
Mayor Christopher, koji je
dobio veliko odobravanje Cd
prisutnog naroda, te koji je
izrazio svoje veliko postova-
ME drustvu Sveti Vlaho "a O.
drzavanje goldsmith proslava
u znak sjecanja krscanskog
nacina zivota, "a upotreb-
ljavanje cistog prihoda s O.
viii priredaba "a dobrotvorne
svrhe. "Vi Jugoslaveni moze-
te biti ponosni 8 vasim do
prinosima "a Ameriku i svo-
ju staru domovinu", rekao je
on, te je opet bio burno po-
zdravljen.
S a d a je bio predstavljen
Hon. Glenn M. Anderson, LII
Governor drzave Kalifornije,
koji je bio silno pozdravljen
Cd strane prisutnih. On je O.
drzao inspirirajuci govor, te
rekao kako Jugoslaveni igra-
ju veliku ulogu u modernom
zivotu Amerike j kako vole
slobodu, iste rijeci, koje su
bile ispisane "a simbol zasta-
We republike Dubrovnik, "Slo-
boda", rekao je on, mace
ljubav | pravo "a druge, sto
su vasi pradjedovi voljeli
pred wise stoljeca!r"
Mrs. Ann Judnich, famoz-
ma slovenska pjevacica IL San
Francisco, ovom prilikom je
predala kite cvij &c a Mrs.
Christopher Mrs. Anderson
u ime drustva Sveti Vlaho u
San Fraicisco | jugoslaven-
skog naroda Sjeverne Kali
fornije.
Zatim je Edo Ljubich, fa-
mozni jugoslavenski pjevac,
50 drugim glumcima nasta-
VIC programom, koji je bio
divan izvrstan u svakom po-
gledu. Uz Mayora 1t. Co
vernora bill su prisutni i d1'u-
81 odlicni gosti, kao famozni
pjevac Mato Culich, General
mi Konzl Jugoslavijs Bran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

ko Karadjole i njegova SUI
pruga, odvjetnik Nicholas A.
laga, DR.. George Novacovich,
Andrew Soldo Cd Jugoslaven-
skog Radio Sata, koji su bill
svi zaneseni s izvedbom We
likog i lijepog programa, a
Mayor 1t. Governor, koji su
morali biti ma drugom mjestu
poslije podne, preko sat vre-
mena SUI duze ostali, jer su
voljeli da do kraja vide nasu
bogatu slavensku kulturu, ko-
ia Sc je izvadjala ma pozor-
nici. Bio je jos wise zanim-
1.-Two, nego izvedbe glumaca Z
Hollywoodu.
Plesanje pjevanje po Po-
mlatku H.B.Z. liz Santa Cla-
ra Valley, Chris Steve Gran
dow "sest komada" duet band,
te pjevanje / sviranje tambu-
raskog zbora Pomlatka HBZ
bio je izvrsno izvedeno sN
prisutni su uzivah njih slusa-
juci trazili su Cd njih da
jos nastave.
| Zadnji Gin je bio "skolska
Predstava", koju su iEvadjaA
clanovi odsjeka 352 II Wat
sonvilla, pod vodstvom Milica
Ristich I John J. Scurich. Ista
predstava je igrana u hrvat-
skom jeziku / bila velican-
stveno izvedena. Drugi Ola
novi u ovoj predstaH su bill
Mary Lawrence, Nick Scurich,
Georgina Diretich Tonko
Maglich.
Nakon programa pa do 8
sati u vecer svirao je narod-
nu melodiju tamburaski zbor
IL San Francisco, pod vod-
stvom William Blazevich, a
zatim je Jim B o g gio duet
preuzeo nacionalno poznata
Orchestra Maurice Wolohan,
koji su svirali moderne glaz-
bene komade do pol noci.
Tri nagrade (door prizes)
su podijeljene, a dobitnici su
kako slijedi: Prvu, Steve Via
stalecia IL San Jose; drugu,
Jim Roden IL San Francisco;
trecu, Bozo Sero il San Jose.
DOk su owl vellki profeslo-
nalci i glumci zabavljali pri-
sutne sa izvrsnim programom
drugi su toga dana vjerno l
neumorno tesko radili, a to
su slijedeci: Mr.. Mrs. Elso
Spoler, Antun Kuchan, Ro-
bert Mestrovich, ] n Su-
cich, Thomas Kristovich, Vic
tor Boroska, Marie Journeay,
Ann Bogisich, Jean Shurko,
Robert Covich, Mary Borina,
Marian Radich, John Duba 1
Rudy Palihnich. Ia oval We
liki rad drustvo Svetog Via
ha je vrlo zahvalno, te IA
hvalno mnogim drugima, ko-
j SUI bilo u cemu pomogli, q
narcotic je zahvalno svima
onima, koji su ovu proslavu
posjetili / onima, koji su do
prinesli svoj pa najmanB
dio "a fond "a pomoc siro-
masnom narodu jugoslaven-
skog porijekla.
Da ste zdravo i zivjeli do
proslave druge godine.
Peter Obad, isvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
ProsIava sv. WIaha divno uspie|a

San Francisco Calf - Godisnja prosava Vlaha So
odrzaa California Hall San Francisco nedeju l. feb
rara 1899 lsta e velcansveno uspea dvorana je bla
dupkom puma naroda, ko je dosao il svh krajeva Kali
fomije.
Medju prisunima bill Mayor George Christopher /
1t Governor Glenn Anderson, kao nihove supruge Mayor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

n -UOJOxA EIoII oiihu Ii AASoAAo'6
kot storjeno. V programu je'
bio predvideno, da bodo mo-
rail- lastniki his v nadalje ku-
riti Z brezdimnim premogom,
tovarne in ostala podjetja bo-
do pa morale instalirati po-
sebne naprave "a ujetje di-
ma. Ia zeleznice je bilo pa
predvideno popolno odpravje-
ME . premogom kurecih 10
komotiv, katere maj bi nado-
mestili disel motorji.
TO je bill ambicijozen pro-
gram, "a katerega so sc Ia
vedal, da DO vzelo casa pred
no Sc DO uresnicil. Takoj so
sc namrec zacei upirati last
niki his, XII so uvideli, da jih
DO m nogo vec stalo kuriti
Z brezdimnim premogom ne
20 Z navadnim mehkim, XII je
bill tedaj zelo po ceni. Morali
bi ' naprej kupovati trdi pre-
mog, koks, ali pa manufak-
turni izdelek kot naprimer
disco. Isto tako so prodajalci
mehkega premoga zagnai We
M kirk, ko so uvideli, da bo-
do zgubih odjemalce, &c ia
program uresnieijo.
Mestna administracija je
vedela, da DO imela teak BOZ
ma rokah in bala se je, da DO
zgubila veliko glasov pri pri-
hodnjih volitvah, &c Sc ne
sadovoljnezi dvignejo pr o t i
nJeJ. Ampak ma pomoc so j
prisli mestni veljaki kot Ri
chard Mellon, Allan Scaife,
Kaufman in drugi, XII 80 l.
nell "a seboj veliko zagovor-
nikov. Ii so dokazovali, da
DO mesto polagoma zgubilo
svojo trgovino, ako sc ne O.
cisti in zacne te k m ova t i
Z drugimi. Nekateri deli me
sta, v katerih je bilo veliko
starih poslopij, so zaceli raz-
padati ma sivu, ter bi jih BIZ
10 treba porusiti in sezidati
move. Toda nobeno podjetje
nj bio pri volji uloziti svoj
denar v zgrade, dokler je me-
sto tako nesnazno in zadim-
ljeno. Par velikih zavaroval-
ninskih druzb je naznanilo,
da bi bill pripravljeni uloziti
vec miljonov v move zgradbe,
toda ne pref dokler Sc Pitts
burgh ne ocisti dina, ker j.
me smoky city" Jim nj u
gajalo.
Leta 1888 so zaceli merit
koliko nesnage pade ma mesto
vsako leto. v ia namen so sc
posluzili velikih posed, ka-
tere so postavili po mestnih
strehah. Pronasli so, da pa
de skozi leto ma mesto 60 ton
smeti in druge nesnage ma
VISA k o kvadratno milo. To
seveda nj, bio natancno me-
rio, vendar je dalo povprec-
nj vpogled v problem, katere-
ga so nameravali resiti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
DVEST0LETNICA MESTA PITTSBURGH
Jos. CheSarek
BOZ PROTI DIMU

Delegacija katero e poslala mesna adminstraca st.
Louis da tam proue metodo katero je mesto ocsto
zacje dina in prahu, XII je pref nesnaz oraj je vna
navdusena nazaj in takoj prporoca da tud Pitts
burgh posuM te metode.
Mesni ocete in trgovc so bill takoj pripraven zaeeti
boem proti dmu in nesnag Toda bio lazie reGeno
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02
Bronson

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hantc
were Thanksgiving guests at the
Art Johnson's. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Mellinger and Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Cundiff were guests or
Thanksgiving at the John Cundiff,
Sr. home.
The Bronson All club met Fri
day afternoon at the John Almond
home with II members present
Pins and seals were given to the
members for their work last year,
The girls worked on measure
ments for their foods project and
the boys worked on electricity
MI. Davidson showed some pic
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Anderson
were Thanksgiving guests at the
Dan Anderson home.
Thanksgiving guests at the John
Cundiff, Sr. home were the Ward
Weaver family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gartner OF
Richardton, N. OAK, are visiting
at the Cecil Gartner home.
The Floyd Yokim family were
Thanksgiving guests at the Russell
Denowh home.
Sunday supper guests at the
Hanto home were MI. and Mrs.
Soren Nelson and Mrs. Anne
Petersen, and Nh. and Mrs. Volney
Anderson. MI. and Mrs. Joe
Gartner called in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. liver Iversen and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dynneson, ST.,
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Carl Dynneson home.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the Art Miller home were MI. and
Mrs. Ray Miller, Mrs. Mabel Sim
ard, Leah Green and Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
visited Monday evening at the
Volney Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inge Jacobsen of
Nohly visited at her brothers
home on Sunday (Carl Dynneson).
Thanksgiving guests at the Avon
BreSt home were their sons. Lon
and Russell Of Richey, and MIR.
and Mrs. Gail Simonson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cundiff n
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Newman of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Spaur of Billings, Mrs.
Bernice Cundiff, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eidon Ulshaefer of Sidney on
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lester Putnam has been in
Billings the past week for medical
care.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Geo. Lynde that she is
undergoing further tests before
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

iston, spent Thanksgiving at his
home in Sidney.
Mrs. H. H. Kincaid spent
Thanksgiving week with her sister
and brothers and their families at
Detroit Lakes, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glayde Yoder and
daughters enjoyed Thanksgiving
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Parker in Ephrata, Wash. They
made the trip by plane.
Mrs. Bill Roupce returned Sun
day from Chocago. where she
visited her father who is a patient
at Suburban Hospital at Oak Park.
Jon Lund left by plane Sunday
for Newport, Rhode Island, where
he will enter upon his curse as
an Officers Candidate at the U. S.
Naval School located there at the
u. S. Naval Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolte left
Saturday morning for Mesa,
Arizona, where they will spend
the winter. They were to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Young in
Denver Tuesday and make the rest
of the trip together.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

Gear and Mrs. John Gear enter
tanned a group of ladies at a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Leota Gregg at the Maschera home
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Shirley Lange of Glendive
spent the weekend at the home OF
her father, Mr.. Otto LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
family enjoyed Thanksgiving in
Sidney at the Don Dave home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Maschera
and family and Mr.. Pete Montana
enjoyed Thanksgiving at the Paul
Jarvis home. They also attended
the 25th wedding anniversary
celebration for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Maltese in Sidney on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burau and
Connie spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at the Ted Burau home.
They enjoyed Sunday supper at
the Robert Gregg home.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Crumpacker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dade Druy and fam
lily, and Mrs. Ella Drury enjoyed
a waffle supper at the Jim Carson
home on Saturday evening.
Julia and Helen Leivestad spent
the weekend visiting with relatives
on Buffalo Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherman of
Brockton enjoyed Thanksgiving at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWood Prigan.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02
Shelter Key to
Civil Defense

The second annual National
Civil Defense Day on December 2
is being observed to remind
Americans that the best chance OF
keeping the peace is to be pre-
pared, both militarily and on the
home front.
For most American families,
civil defense preparedness has
now come to mean one thing
above all others - Home fallout
shelters, and the equipment and
supplies to go in them.
The Office of Civil and Defense
Mobilization is distributing free
millions of copies nationwide OF q
booklet called 1.-THE Family Fallout
Shelter" It tell how and why fall
out shelters should be built, and
gives detailed drawings and specl-
fications to aid in building them.
The booklet lists the equipment
and supplies needed for fallout
shelters. Free copies may be OBJ
tanned from State or local civil
defense agencies, or by writing to
"Box Shelter, OCDM, Battle
Creek, Mich"
Four of the shelters in the book
let are designed to be built by
contractors in new houses, in more
difficult construction areas, or as
more expensive underground shell
tiers.
A fifth shelter, the Basement
Concrete Block Shelter, is design
ed specifically as a do-it-yourself
project to be built for as little as
$3.50. This shelter would provide
all the fallout protection needed
in most of the Nation. 1t would
save most people living outside
probable target city areas
In the shelter booklet, OCDM
Director Leo A. Hoegh points out
that Each of the shelters in the
booklet incorporates the funda-
mentals for fallout protection -
shielding mass, ventilation and
space to live. Each can serve a
dual purpose - protection from
tornadoes and other severe storms
in addition to protection from the
fallout radiation of a nuclear
bomb. There are means of pro-
lection. But that protection must
be provided before, not after, the
sirens sound"
OWL Defense Day is keynoted
as a reminder to Americans to get
prepared now.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02
SUNSHINE
MEETING

The Sunshine Homemakers Club
met at the home of Mrs. Roy
Johnson on Thursday afternoon
with nine members answering roll
call with a Thanksgiving Tradi-
ton. Mrs. Forrest johnson was a
visitor. Christmas gifts are to be
given to the Crippled Childrens
& Adults homes in jamestown,
and to Care, each to receive
$500. $500 was also given to the
."Sister Kenny Foundation.
The 30th Anniversary of the
club was then discussed and it
was decided to hold the December
meeting one week early, which
will be December 10th at the
Community Hall in Cartwright at
2 pm. est. Mrs. Roy johnson
will give the second half of the
major project on Spices and
Herbs. After the meeting and
program there will be a get to-
gether to celebrate the Both An
and all former members
are invited. No other invitations
to be sent. A short Christmas pro-
gram will also be held.
Instead of exchanging Christmas
gifts as has been done in the
past it was decided that each
member give one dollar which
will be sent direct to a missionary
in Japan. A box of goodies
will be sent to the Old Peoples
Home in Arnegard.
Mrs. Forrest johnson, a Al
Leader thanked the club for the
assistance given them in money
and otherwise.
Mrs. Emil Hartl gave a very
interesting lesson on "What do you
know about color? The first half
of the Home Management Project.
At the January meeting Mrs. Hartl
will give the second half of the
lesson on Color in the Home.
Mrs. johnson served lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02
Personals

Mrs. Nettie Olson returned
Monday morning from a week
vacation on which she spen
Thanksgiving with her son Gler
and family in Cleveland, Ohio
and also visited her son Van anc
wife IN Minneapolis.
Mrs, H. o. Ruud left last weel
for N. Oak, where she will spenc
the winter at the homes of hel
daughters in Lisbon and Fargo.
Friends here will be interested
to learn that Charlie Mathisen
who has been under care at q
hospital in Mesa, Arizona follow
ing a heart attack is now recuper-
atinG at his home.
MI. and Mrs. Leo Petersen OF
Bo1eznan spent Thanksgiving week
end visiting his mother, Mrs. Chris
Petersen and his sister Astrid, and
among other relatives and old
friends. Leo is attending the state
college, where he is majoring in
economics, and Mrs. Petersen is
employed in the bookkeeping de-
Partment Of the First National
Bank at Bozeman.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Hans Sorenson
spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. Ray Lebsock and
family in WilliSton.
Mrs.. Norman Shotnahpff is re-
cuperatlng at her home following
major surgery which she under
went at the local hospital two
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Patch and
daughter Lana of Lacey, Indiana,
are visiting here at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Patch and among other relatives.
Dwight Howard of Crane is a
surgical patient at the Deaconess
hospital in Billings this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. H. Parsons
visited in Billings last week with
their sOn-in-iaw and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reitar Coffman and
daughters.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Egge and
SHARON OF HyShem visit
ed in Sidney through the Thanks
giving weekend at the home Of
Mrs. Egge's mother, Mrs. Niels
Norgaard.
Mrs. Alice Kendall returned
Sunday from Minneapolis, where
she spent a month while under
going eye surgery. While there
she was a houseguest at the home
of her brother-in-law and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kendall, and
she also visited her sister at Buff
falo, MINI.
Mrs. Ruth Book, who has been
visiting the past six weeks with
her son, John and family, and
among other relatives, left last
week for Powell, Wyoming, where
she will spend some time at the
home OF her daughter, Helen
Muecke and family.
r. E. Hall, who is a patient at
Bethel Lutheran Home in Will
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Williams, OF
Othello, Washington spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller,
George and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs.
George Harvey and family of the
Lindsay community were Thanks
giving Day guests at the Soren
Miller home.
Mrs. G.. E. Hicks returned
home on Wednesday from Sidney
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. Kimball left
last week to spend Thanksgiving
and Christmas with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Petersen.
MI. and Mrs. Ted Bureau, Bob
and Virginia enjoyed Thanksgiving
in Glendive with the Ralph Mil
ler's.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Harold Etzel and
Melanie attended a family reunion
at the Eugene Burau home in Sid
ney on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Web Gilstrap of Tacoma,
Washington spent a few days visit
ing at the w. E. Moore and Robert
Gregg homes in Savage.
Mrs. Katherine Basso, Lane Bas-
so, Martha and Willard Scott en-
ioyed Thanksgiving Day at the
William Wagner home.
Mr. Charles johnson and Ruth
left on Monday morning for Los
Angeles, California, to visit rela-
tives over the holidays.
Mr.. Elmer Mastvelten and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving Day in
Glendive at the Douglas Barone
home.
Mr.. Robert Seeve spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Missoula
at the home of his sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
McKinstry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ramus of
Billings spent the holidays at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Rather
The Basso.
Marian Drury, Charles Reisig,
and Mervin Darnall, who r at
tending college in Bozeman spent
the holidays at their homes. Miss
Patty Murray, who is in Nurses
training at Billings, and Miss
Marilyn Nelson who is attending
Eastern College of Education also
spent the weekend at their re-
spective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gear and
Mrs. Emelia Miller enjoyed
Thanksgiving Day at the John
Gear home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bach of
Meyers spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with their daughter and
family, the Joe Forry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Miller and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl
and family of Glendive en-
Thanksgiving at the Clifford
Bach home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
and sons, Lois Mitchell
of G~lendive, Mr.. Carl Carlson of
Richey, Miss Janis Mitchell of Sid
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mitchell
and son, enjoyed Thanksgiving
dinner at the William Mitchell
home.
Mrs. Lillian Larson, Mrs. Tressa
Horton and Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Barone enjoyed Thanksgiving Day
at the Oscar Larson home. Mr..
and Mrs. Barone remained for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Erven Miller and
Garry Of Intake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Miller and daughters
spent Thanksgiving at the Godt-
fred Miller home.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Carson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dade Drury
and family and Tom SHUTTER en-
joyed Thanksgiving Day at the
Oscar Crumpacker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Price and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burau
and Bob and Virginia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Godtfred Miller enjoyed sup
per at the Grant Johnson home on
evening. The occasion
was in honor of Mrs. Johnson's
birthday.
Mrs. Alvin Maschera, Mrs. Don
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02
RICHEY NEWS

Thanksgiving guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Gibson were MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Vaira and sons of Andes
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Gibson and
children, Mrs. Celia Gibson and
Wanda. F..
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Nelson and
children from Scobey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Culver enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. A.
E. Nelson.
A family reunion of the Richard
Libby family was held in the home
of MI. and Mrs. Gordon Morrison
in Sidney on Saturday. Those who
attended the dinner were Mrs.
John Miller of Thompson Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes Libby and
family from Billings, Mrs. Earl
Walker and children from Bloom
field and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Libby from Richey.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

J. o. Rasmussen and ~. W.
Jensen were Thanksgiving dinn8
guests at the Chr3s Rasmussen
home.
Charles ChristianDen celabra&ed
his 4th birthday last Sunday. The
Albert Sorensen family were
guests at his party.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

further surgery at a hospital in
Minneapolis.
Guests at the Albert Sorensen
home on Thanksgiving Day were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Christensen
and family, Ole Heiselberg, Iva
Christensen and Ray Christian
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rasmussen,
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-02

"A grown-up person is one who
wants nothing that he has not
earned.
, 1959-11-13

Mrs. Stewart is the Super
visor Of Child Welfare ii
St. Croix.
Mother and baby are doing
well.
, 1959-11-13
Personnel Mention

The proverbial stork flew
over and left a bouncing ten
pound eight ounce baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neal
Henderson on Thursday at the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital.
Last reports say mother and
baby are doing nicely.
Mr.. Henderson is the man
ager Of the st. Croix Branch
Of the Virgin Islands Tele-
phone System.
, 1959-11-13

The Jokers lost in two
straight games to Satellites BY
scores Of 1919 and 1876. The
Jokers now are IN second place
and Falcons still retains first
place.
, 1959-11-13

nado was arrested and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon B.
with assault in the Stewart are the proud parents
gree. Bail was set at Of a baby boy. The little fell
lie was released to his low arrived on Saturday last.
IN Eladio Perez Ro- He weighed five pounds at
and Irene Garcia. birth.
, 1959-11-13
Mon Shot through
Head at Est. Diumonc
Ruby; Attucker Held

On Tuesday afternoon at
5:45 Marcello Maldonado re-
ported to the Police in Chris
tiansted that Maxlino Ortez
Perez stole one Of his bull
calf and had killed it leaving
the skin under a tree. He
thereupon went to the home
Of Perez at Estate Diamond
Ruby and beat him with a
stone. This was the story told.
to PatroIman j. Williams.
Upon investigation by Lieu-
tenant Clifford Plaskett and
Sergeant Archibald Davis it
,ryor fo,,nI +bnf Do,n7 LoJ hoon
, 1959-11-13
Records Of Deceased
Wur Veteruns
Transferred to Wush.

Donald F. Peppers, Acting
Manager Of the Veterans Ad-
ministration for Puerto Rico
end the Virgin Islands, re-
ceived a radiogram from Cen
trail Office at Washington, DC.
regarding the information re-
leased to widows, orphans
and dependent parents Of de-
, 1959-11-13

competed IN the UnlL6Q 0Ial6S
Open, Last year he won the
well-known Dogwood Invita-
tional title in Atlanta, Geor-
gia. He has also held the Dixie
Amateur, Southern Amateur,
Pennsylvania State Amateur
and Philadelphia City Anna
teur titles.
Some 200 men and women
golfers will compete in the
Dorado event which will end
with the match play finals in
all flights on November 81.