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The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Mrs. Helmer Kohlman ant
Ronnie arrived here last week I,
spend sone time with Grandm,
Carter who has been i'll.
Mrs. Hoyt Bird OF Kalispell i!
expected here this week to assis
in the care of her mother.
This community was saddenec
Sunday to hear of the sudden
passing of Tom Lindevig.
The Lutheran Bible School viii
be held this week, Monday thru
Friday.
David Thiessen Jr. arrived here
on Friday from ST. Paul for q
visit. Roane Deckert accompanied
him and will spend the summer
at Bloomfield,
Mrs. A. Liudahl and Donna
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Perry Partin home west OF Glen
dive.
The Alliance church will hold
Bible School for one week begin
ming Monday, June 9th. The pro-
gram will be June 18th and S. S.
picnic the 18th.
DR.. and Mrs. Bob Estrem and
family of Fergus Falls, Mime
sofa were overnight guests Of the
Kvaalens on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Pust and
family spent the weekend at Bill
ings and Laurel.
The Alliance Bible Camp will
open on June 14th.
Mrs. Mate Quilting and Mrs.
Tom McMorris Of Sidney visited
at the Osten Kvaalen home on
Sunday.
Word has been received here Of
the birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Burgess of Lincoln, Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Arnston
OF Weldon, Montana were Sunday
dinner guests of the Kvaalens.
Mrs. John Knauff of Glendive,
mother OF Mrs. Harris Olson spent
last week at the Olson home.
The Lutheran Mission Circle
held their meeting in the church
basement on Friday afternoon.
Guests of Mrs. Thea Poison on
Decoration Day were MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Mccarthy and daughter
OF Sidney, MI. and Mrs. Melvin
Schwartz and children of Bloom
field, Mr.. and MRS. Walter Bur-
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

freeze-up and other adverse con.
ditions.
In a last word the department,
reminds anglers to have the
proper license and to carry il
with them at all times and also
to 60 prepared to met the cool
and damp weather common to the
higher elevations.
And take that youngster OF
yours or the kid next door on a
fishing trip. AS you see him
learn 10 cast you can go on a
mental joy-ride and see the fish
ing years ahead for them. It's a
fabulous look into the future!
CONSERVATION CAPSULES
A blinking Spring - June is a
good month to take the old Cor
new % caliber rifle out of the
closet. Plinking time has arrived
and a tin can isn't safe in any
open space. Whether the owner of
a bolt action, pump, automatic or
a dependable single shot, it pays
to know your target before firing.
Find a natural backdrop before
target practice because the max
imum range of a ~ bullet is an
impressive one mile. Avoid shoot
ing at the surface of water or at
bottles, rocks or other surfaces
likely to cause richOchet.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
O.E.S.
OFFICERS AT MEETING

A regular meeting of Richlanc
Chapter No. 81 was held May 2,
at the Masonic Hall with Worthy
Matron Ann Edmondson and
Worthy Patron E. e. Edmondsor
officiating.
Installation of officers was
held. Lillian Dasinger was in
stalled as worthy matron and E.
E. Edmondson as worthy patron.
Serving with the worthy matron
and worthy patron are Avis Peter
son, associate matron; Nord Lund,
associate patron; Phyllis Eding-
ton, conductress; Mary Baker,
associate conductress; Melba Hall,
secretary; Stella Woods, treasur-
er; Emily Besel, chaplain;
Dolores Hood, marshall; Mary
Francis Tote, organist; Joan
Knoop, Adah; Helen Hagen, Ruth;
Esther, Alma Kingery; Martha,
Dorothy Anderson; Electa, Shirley
Anderson; Alberta Simard, War
der; Sentinel Myrtle Mccullough.
Installing officer was Stella
Woods with Dolly Williams as
chaplain and Dorothy Gall as
Organist.
Fern Sanders sang Gan Even
ing Prayer" accompanied by
Dorothy Gall.
Rev. and Mrs. George S. San
derS were associated with Rich
land Chapter No. 81.
Speeches were given by both
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson
and Lillian Dasinger.
Ann Edmondson was presented
the past worthy matron's pin.
A delightful lunch was served
by a lunch committee under the
craftsmanship of Lucy Evans,
assisted by Mana Hopkins, Helen
Fredrickson, Gwen Lund and Cora
Yoder.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Mrs. Leo Hundtofte and chill
dren who have spent the past
week visiting with relatives and
friends, left on Friday to return
to their home in Alamogordo,
N. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Barlow, of
Schaller, Iowa, are visiting this
week at the Bill Fink home.
Little Nancy Patch spent the
weekend at the Ted Hundtofte
home while her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Patch took a trip to
the Black Hills.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson attended a
Blue and White baby shower at
the home of Mrs. Albert Reidel
in honor of Mrs. VIM H. Dore
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Mr.. Edward Harris has gone to
Texas and southern states for the
grain harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Iversen enter
tanned the Arnold Dige family at
a picnic dinner on Sunday.
A party honoring Betty Joslin
and RAYMOND Hundtofte was
given at the John Hundtofte home
Wednesday mite.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Henrietta Iversen
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Iversen
and boys, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Oh
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Thelbert
from Malad City, Idaho.
Bernice Harris having COM
the school term at Ridge
avn School, has taken David and
to Superior, Montana to
visit a sister. Mrs. Charles Brock
way.
A number of friends and rela-
ives gathered at the D. w. john
on home Wednesday evening to
congratulate Dale on his gradual
ion. The buffet table was decorat-
d in school colors with the sill
louette of a graduate as a center
,iece thanked by candlesticks
miniature diplomas.
On Wednesday afternoon a group
4 small children helped Bobby
versen celebrate his 5th birthday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
ALICE FLEMING ELECTED
GRAND REGENT OF C.D.A.

Alice Fleming was elected grand
regent of Court Mother Cabrini
No. 1855 at the regular meeting
on May 25th at st. Philomena's
school. Completing the slate OF
officers are Marjorie Chadder-
don, vice grand regent; Dorothy
Fink, prophecies; Carol Hammer,
monitor; Betty Eckroth, lecturer;
Kathrine Butka, sentinel; Grace
Irigoin, treasurer; Donna Brown,
financial secretary; Dorothy Ohm
shield, rejected historian; Mary
Jean johnson, reelected music
ian; Vivian MERCER, trustee re-
placing Beverly Wit; Patricia
Schneider, replacing Mary Car
ANA.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Pau showed
pictures which were taken in
Korea during his tour of duty
with the armed forces. A sclec-
ton OF articles made in Korea
were on display.
A cash donation was given to
the sisters for new books for ST.
Philomena's school.
Amy Harris, Katherine Gartner,
Grace Irigoin, Mary Jensen were
in charge Of social hour.
Next regular meeting will be
held on June ~, with a potluck
supp preceding the meeting
and installation of officers.
Initiation was held on May II
at 1880 pm. Six new members
were initiated. Mary Alice Reh-
bein, Betty McChesney, Marlene
Powers, Catherine Stotts, Doris
Paladichuk and Lenore Schwartz.
"A lovely tea was served follow
ing initiation with Azalea Butka,
Barbara Meyers, Marjorie Chad
derdon, Anna Eggum, Helen
Schroer and Dorothy Olmsheid in
charge.
Father Edward Schinnick, Mrs,
Florence Weisman, state Regent,
Mrs. Collins, district deputy and
Mrs. Peter Bold, Grand Regent of
st. GATHERINGS Court of Glendive
were in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Mrs. Annie Bassick, 1871 Kansas,
Henderson, announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Frances
Katherine, to Donald D. Brock
way, 300s Strand, Manhattan
Beach, Cal.
The wedding is planned for late
August In st. Anne's Catholic
church,.
Mr.. Brockway is. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ard Brockway, sol
Second St., S. E., Sidney, Mont.
He wis born in Fairview, Mont.
and lived in Fairview and Sidney.
He waS graduated from high
school In the latter city and re-
ceived his PA in chemistry at
Colorado University, Boulder,
Colo, and his B. S. in business
from Montana State University,
Missoula, Mont. He Is currently
studying for his MA in Physics at
University OF California, Los An
geles, Cal. He was a member of
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at
Colorado University.
He is now employed by Hughes
Products, Los Angeles, as a chem
ical engineer. He was employed
at the Titanium Corp, Henderson,
before going to California.
The bride-elect, the daughter of
the late Mr.. Pete Bassick of
Mackoy, Idaho, and Mrs. Bassick,
was born in Mackay, and was
graduated from high school there
later being graduated from St.
Anthony's Mercy Hospital School
of Nursing, Pocatello, Idaho. She
was employed in veterans hospi-
tails as a registered nurse. in Boise,
Idaho. and. Cheyenne, Wyo., and
has been on the nursing staff at
Rose do Lima hospital since 1855.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
Council Offers
Safety Advice
To Travellers

Formula for a foulup on the
highway:
Take several youthful space
cadets. Turn them loose in the
confines of a car. Add a few in
gradients like big, inflated bal
looms, drippy ice cream cones
and back-seat tussles.
Brother, you're asking for an
accident!
Who'd let a child run rampant
in a car-unless he was snug in
a harness, battened down by a
seat belt or taught to sit tight
and behave himself in the car?
Lots of folks, according to the
National Safety Council.
"a car-orbiting child" it says,
sis a threat to himself and 9TH
ers. He can (1) crack his head,
(2) harass the driver, or (3)
cause frayed nerves all around"
How serious is the child-in-a-
car problem?
Many children get hurt in
cars each year because they don't
sit still. Countless thousands of
parents get hot under the collar
when they should keep cool.
Teach a child what no means
and stick by your guns" the
Council advises MONS and dads.
And teach children such rules as
these:
L. Don't put hands or arms out
q. Don't climb on seats. Sit
squarely in the seat.
3. Keep hands off door handles,
he gear shift lever, ignition key
and lights. Never grab the wheel.
4. No lollipops or a stick that
night injure an eye or a mouth
event of a sudden stop or un-
expected tumble.
youngsters happy on a trip. I,
/. Keep them occupied with
James and toys-but nothing de-
handing a lot of physical action.
z. Stop several times a day to
LAY with your children. Rest
tops provide a good chance for
kids to let off stored
lp steam.
8. Encourage the small fry to
axe maps.
4. Don't travel too many hours
It a stretch, Drivers get tired,
90.
ION long trips" the Council
;uggests, "a bag of surprises
at intervals helps keep
interest up-and your children
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cummins
and daughter and Mrs. Mary
Shock of Billings, Montana one
time Cartwright residents were
here Saturday visiting Bethel
cemetery and Fairview Cemetery
then Sunday they attended Bethel
Bible School picnic here and met
many former acquaintance. Then
at Sidney they called on the c. c..
Derudders also VIM. Scrivner at
the hospital.
Bill Scrivner was taken to Sid
ney hospital by ambulance We'd
nesday morning for medical at
tention. Mrs. Scrivner is at his
bedside. ~
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
CONSERVATION CAPSULES
MIGRATING

ing cranes is now underway. Only
80 wild whoopers still survive.
They make their 2,500-mile mi
grafton from Texas to Canada by
passing through South Dakota and
sometimes eastern Montana in the
spring and fall. At least one or
two whoopers have been seen by
eastern Montana residents in
recent years.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
B.P.W. DELEGATES LEAVE
FOR STATE CONVENTION

Miss Clara Coleman and Mrs
Jess Smith, delegates from the
Sidney Business and Professional
Women's club, left Tuesday for
K~alispell, where they will attend
the state convention being held
there June At.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

CHECK THE NEW COLoRS IN
IRIDE8CENT MAGIC HI-SOC-
IETY LIp8TICX BY MAX FAC
ToH. MANY COLOHS TO
CHOOSE FROM. THE NEW SID
NEY DRUG STORE.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

FOR A CAMERA OUTFIT ITS
THE NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE - FOR ALL TYPES AND
PRICE RANGES
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Modern children have a hard
time bringing their parents up
to-date.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

operate the field, which will
have two runways adequate for
light planes. The field is ex-
pected to be open by Feb
ruary l..
Mr.. Lewis said he will quit
as manager of the Martinsburg
Municipal Airport and devote
time to the Charles Town busi-
ness, which will include air.
plane sales and service. Plans
call for refueling and repair
facilities, a restaurant and
rent-a-car service, he said.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Airport Planned
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN: w. VA,
Dec. rs (SpeciaD David G..
Lewis of Lewis Aviation, Inc,
Martinsburg, announced yester-
day plans for a private airfeld
in Jefferson County about
three-quarters of a mile north
west of here of the Flowing
Springs road.
He said he and associates will
Evening star., 1959-12-25

tor, Rev. Richard D. Halver-
son.
1890, WRC - United States
Army Band and Chorus.
11:OO, WRC - The Messiah.
Handel'S oratoria by the
Church Of the Latter Day
Saints Choir.
Tomorrow
LAS, WRC-F Football. Blue
Gray All-Star Game, Cram
ton Bowl, Montgomery, Ala.
200, WTOP - Metropolitan
Opera. Strauss Der Roser-
kavalier," with Lisa Della
Casa, Christa Ludwig, and
Elisabeth Soederstroem.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. Never A Dull Mo-
ment." Irene Dunno. Q952)
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Hotel De
Paree. Sundance promotes
boxing match and is ac-
cused Of plotting a swindle
when the betting stakes
disappear. Earl Hoffman.
$500. WMAL (0-77 Sunset
Strip. THE Jukebox Caper -
JEFF Spencer poses as a naive
htck singer in an ATTEMPT
to expose a jukebox tycoon
in a murder linked with a
blackmail scheme. Robert
Smith, Edd Byrnes, Ted De
Corsia. Suzanne Edward.
1000. WMAL (0 - The De-
tectives. Masquerade" 1t.
Russo poses as a woman's
uncle to portect her from
her former husband. an
escaped killer. Robert Tay-
lor, Lawrence Tierney, Tige
Andrews.
1890, WTOP (9)-Twilight
Zone. What You Need"
The story of two men, one
filled with greed, the other
with a remarkable ability to
make people happy. Steve
Cochran, Ernest Truck.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater. Flying Down to
Rio" A beautiful girl has
to choose between two men.
Fred Astaire, Dolores De
Rio, Ginger Rogers. (l933)
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" Andy gives New
York a fling and almost
misses out on starting COL
lege. Lewis Stone, Mickey
Rooney.
11::3O, WMAL (O-Friday
Night Movie. Christmas
Holiday" A nice girl mar
ries a bum. Gene Kelly,
Deanna Durbin. Q944.D
1:20, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. "The Gay Senorita."
Jinx Falkenburg, Steve
Cochran. (1945.)
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Belofonte Repeat Is Set
AS Playhouse 90 Shifts

Reports that Playhouse 90
would become an irregular
CBS-TV special on nights other
than Thursday, beginning next
month. were confirmed by the
network yesterday.
CHS also announced that The
Big Party, which presently al
ternates with Playhouse 80,
would have its final telecast
next Thursday New Years
eve).
Sponsor Revlon will initiate
a weekly one-hour variety show
effective January % in the 10
to-1l-p.m. period, with Mark
ham shifting to the 9:30-to- 10
pm. spot.
1t was also learned that Rev.
lon plans to repeat, as part of
this series. the recent hour hit
special, Tonight With Harry
Belafonte."
Vice President Oscar Katz
explained the switch this way:
When Playhouse 80 was con-
celved four years ago (by Hub
bell Robinson, who is now pro-
ducing MICS superb Startime
series-Ed. Note), the 9O-min-
ute dramatic form was new to
television. This year, there are
many hour-and-a-half specials.
In order to keep pace with this
development, We believe that
Playhouse go will gain added
stature and increased audience
interest as a special presenta-
ton"
10 keep the record straight
Playhouse 80 was the first
WEEKLY Commute dramatic
show. That's why everybody
was so happy it was coming
on four years ago-since thev
already knew (from Hallmark
Fred Coe for NBC, Omnibus
etc.. what Commute drama
could be like.
Dave Tebet, MICS No. 1 tall
ent scout, will personally su-
pervise the first tests for new
talent in New York next Tues
day. The kineScope recordings
Will be viewed by network pro-
gram executives to determine
Nthe use of the performers in
new pilot properties.
The five performers in the
spotlight (chosen in auditions)
have all had off-Broadway and
summer stock experience. They
are Joe Hoover, Christian
Flanders, Chuck Bruce, Herb
Evers and Hank Madden.
Next big shakeup: In MICS
daytime programming. CHS has
nine Of the top 10 daytime
shows.
Public Affairs Dept: MICS
opening program in the new
World Wide so series (Satur- |
Evening star., 1959-12-25

-Hi-Fi Showcase. Faust:
Ballet Music by Gounod.
sos. WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.) - Special
Presentation. Mozart SYM
phony No. 80 in E Flat;
Beethoven Symphony No. 9
in D Minor. Choral" Phil
harmonic Orchestra and
Chorus, Otto Klemperer,
conducting.
10000, WMAL-FM 1O7.3 Me-
,-Patrie Overture by Bizet.
1905 AM, WGMS AM-FM
$50 Kc. and 1885 Mc.)-
Impressions of Italy by
Charpentier.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Fan
tasy with Christmas Carols
by Vaughan Williams.
Lewis Memorial Choir, In
strumental Ensemble of
Washington.
$500, WAIAL-FM (IO7.3 Mc.)
Concert Stage. Les Syl-
phides by Chopin.
$500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Bach. Selections from the
Christmas Oratorio.
500, WMAL-FM (I07.3 Mel
Evening star., 1959-12-25
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

9:35, WOL-Christmas Music.
The choir at Notre Dame
University will present a
program of holiday melo-
dies.
l0:00, WWDC-Christm a S
Service. The annual Christ
mas service from the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, re-
corded earlier in the day,
will highlight Christmas
music by the choir with a
special message by the pas
Evening star., 1959-12-25
TV INTERVIEW
GUEST LIST

Saturday
1880, WTOP (9)-City Side.
Robert A. Keith, project di-
rector of the Mass Trans
portation Survey.
Sunday
1880, WTOP (9) Face the
Nation. Senator Estes Ke-
fauver, Democrat of Ten
neSSee.
100, WMAL ~ - College
News Conference. John w.
Remington. president of the
American Bankers.
1880, WTTG (5)-GeorgetoWn
University Forum. William
Harrison. editorial writer
for The Eevening Star:
Richard Mooney, New York
Times Washington Bureau,
and Edward Woods, st.
Louis Post Dispatch Wash
ington office, discuss THE
Newsman Looks Back at SO.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

day, January 23) will be a
study and appraisal of Cuba
under the regime of Fidel Cas-
tro. Fred w. Friendly an
nounces that the next CHS
Reports program "wednesday,
January 81 will study the over
all United States missile pro-
gram. Title: The Space
Lag Can Democracy Com
pete?"
q II
Evening star., 1959-12-25
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Evening star., 1959-12-25

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Evening star., 1959-12-25

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Evening star., 1959-12-25

Next big Shakeup: In MICS
daytime programming. CHS has
nine Of the top 10 daytime !
shows.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

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Evening star., 1959-12-25

Public Affairs Dept: MICS
opening program in the new
World Wide so series (satur-
Evening star., 1959-12-25

Fully insulated with heat control, outo-
motto top lighting, pull out type broiIer.
3 in Washington, 2 in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

this girl. l don't know tOhether l
going oUerseas or not, but there is a
chance of going than staying. Iwi
soon and she is a high-schoOL semi
LoUe each other very much but my
sergeant told me if l married her, a
sOent overseas, she might forget |
find somebody else. l feel like tell
master sergeant to mind his DION b
but l am confused.
RICHARD, AMARILLO
u Afraid I'll have to 60 along wi
sergeant. Under any circumstand
can expect to be lonely if you a
overseas. 1t would add to you|
lens if you were cut off from
other airmen in social activities.
Ne and my shadow
DEAR DICK: There is something t
got to know. HotO do you get rid Q
This one has been bOthering me
three years noso. Foe tried giUing
silent treatment but that doesn't tOd
just plain told him where to get ol|
pie of times, but that doesn't WorI
CHERYLL, OmGk
q There's no easy formula for IL
of pest control. Unwelcome a
can be as persistent as mosquitoes
out being rude, avoid him, if yo1
want to get rid of him, and I'm
will soon take the hint. But S !
votion must be hattering - are y
you won't miss it?
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