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KENWOOD PARK
68O8 WILDWOOD RID.

Fabulous modern rambler, with
Cantilever walkway around two
sides. All rooms are spacious
Living room and ground-level rec
reation room have raised fire.
places, gorgeous kitchen. Come
out and see for yourself, the splen.
did appointments OF this fine
home. Mrs. LaRoche (OL. 2-177l)
on premises.
OPEN SAT. & SUM-, 81
Directions: Out River I'd. to Colds.
boro I'd, right to Wildwood I'd,
left to 6S0S Wildwood I'd.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
1920 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-1424
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

wOODsIDE AREA close-ip-Larg,
sSsf stSs. s sapss CO son ssaSsa
throushout. Tremendous rec. rm
wai-to-Wsil earpeting, mabos !.
paneled den, patio, carport; must
be seen 10 be Appreciated, A won.
deIful value AZ $4,000 For appt :,
call EVELYN q. KAPLAN A CO.,
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ALEXANDRIA
Beverly Hills Area

A 35x22-ft. living room
with fireplace provides
thrilling entertaining space
in this custom built seven
year-old brick colonial home.
Dining room, equipped kit
chen. den and bath or bed
room on first floor. Three
more bedrooms. two tiled
baths are on second floor.
Pine paneled recreation room
has fireplace. Maids bed
room and bath, basement,
garage. Beautifully land
scaped, fully fenced, triple
lot. Walking distance to
St. Agnes and George Ma
son schools Under $50. 900,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 BedrmS.. 90 Baths

A distinctive owner designed @
story brick Colonial home on
lovely, shaded corner lot. Liy. rm
with firepl.. din. rm., kit, break
fast rm., den, powder rm. and
side scr. porch. Full bsmt with
bath facilities. Attached sgle.-caI
garage. Price, S39,750. For in
formation or appointment to in
spect please call Mr.. Lawson. 10
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P. G. P. OFFERS

LANDOVER HILLS-Real clean, 3.
bedrm. home, large liv. rm., sep
din. I'm. and eating space In kit,
full bsmt with rec. rm., screened
porch and beautiful, tree shaded
lot. Only Sl2,500. Easy FLA OF
CT terms.
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KAY BOWLING

dAITHERsBURo - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on. nice wooded lot,.. ?
baths, fireplace In Nv. rm., din.
u, Ice. kit; tull bhmtY oil H.
VIII, rec. rm.i S22,bOO'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bedrm.
brick, frame-and- stone rambler
on acre. Liv. rm, w/fireplace,
tiled bath, scr. porch, breezeway,
garage, full bSmt., oil h,-w,h., nice
lawn with circular drive, S2l 900.
DAMASCUS - Something special
3-bedrm,. split-level on q acre
wooded lot. Liv. rm. w/fireplace,
din, rm,, beautifully equipped kit,
l. "a tiled baths, garage. aluminium
storm windows and doors: bedrms.
are twin-Sized. S24,5OO.
CEDAR GROVE = New 4-bedrm.
wIstone fireplace, lee. kit, cleo.
full bsmt, oil h.-w,h, S2f250.
WEST oLNEY PARK--54-ft. brick
rambler on ] acre. , bedrms.,
din, family rm., lRe. kit, 2 tiled
baths; full bsmt. S2l,bOO.
DAMASCUS - 2-bedroom masonry
home with tiled bath, part bsmt.,
y acre land. only $4,000.
'RocKvILLE-PoToMAc AREA -
4-bedrm., Split-level w/stone fire-
place In liv, rm.. dual tiled baths,
family rm., "a bath on lower level
lge. kit, laundry rm., covered
patio, garage; acre. S2S,950.
DAMASCUS acres with attrac-
tive older home in setting OF Ice.
shade trees. Dbl. liv. .rm., din.
rm.. kit. Ice. entrance hall, bed
rm. and bath on LIST floor. 8 bed
and "a bath In bsmt.: oil h.-w,h.
Rec. building. 22x44. with pine
paneled walls, tiled floor. Ice. con-
crete pavilion, $4,000,
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TO BUY OR SELL CALL
THE W. W. LEWIS CO.
HE. 4-3500

UNIV. HILLS-Kdg. through col
lege, bedrms., ga baths. liv
wlflrepl., scr, porch din. rm.. kit
wIeat. space, dishwsSher, osmt
fenced yd., walk to U. of Md
NV. III, st Marks HA. 2-7a0i
UNIV. HILLS-Brk. rambler: bed
rms, din. area, fully equip. kit ;
can assume GI loan: Sl5,95O.
G. W. NORMAN. WA. 7-04il
PARK = 4-bedroom
brick rambler; > baths, equipped
kitchen, patio with aluminium
roof; outside grill: fioored attic
air conditioned, 900. WINS
TON c. CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
VETERANS, 5000 down and $3.50
per month buys this coy 3 bed
rm. bungalow on tree shaded lot
Just of new parkway. Cow. TO
schools and shopping. E. c. HILL
LEY & CO., REALTORS, AP
7-72OO,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GREENWOOD FoREsT-De luxe
split-lsyel, . large bedrms, liv. rm,
with nrepl., formal din. rm.. rec,
Tmy garage, | bath and two y
baths, level lot, nice neighborhood
OLIVER J. MCDOWELL, UN, 4-7lI2
HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-Brk. RAM
baths, fenced back yard sSraIe,
rec, rm,; eony. schools, shop
Boiling and Andrews; S2S,0OO.
OWNER, 10. 7-4055,
HILLCREsT HTS. = Corner brick
completely. redecorated. 4 bedrms..
2 baths, lly, rm. with firepl., Ice
rec. rm, furnace rm. and garage
on lower level, Ice, shaded yard
with fIepl Call RE. 6-s9e4. See
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
AIR-CONDITIONED
FAIRLAWN

3-bedrm. semidet. brick, iust on
Penna. ave; Ice. liv. rm., sep. din,
full oSmt. Excel. eond. and terms
Specially priced, $4,000. MORRIS
REALTY. Realtors, LII. 2-3362
LII. l-41to
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ALLIGOOD SELECTIONS
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY. II PM.
oOa LEXINGTON DIR

St. Bernadette's Parish = Lovely
brick rambler; liv. rm., din. rm.,
> tvin-size bedrms., kit, bath,
rec. I'm, laundry nm, space for :
additional bedrmS.; nice level lot
S2O,500. Occupancy August Is
Dir: Colesville I'd to University
blvd, risht to Lexinston dr., left
to ZOE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
w. HYATTSVIIJE

Well-locAted brick Cape Cod, s
rooms, bath on list floor. larEs
full basement, buiit-in garage,
fenced yard, Under $4,000.
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KAY BOWLING. Realtor

207 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburf
WI S-9250 or 30l-WA. $4,000
kENW00D = Centrally air-cond
brick. Colonial. center hall with
circular stairway, formal din. I'm. !,
completely equipped kitchen with
breakfast area, study and full
bath on LIST a.: z bedrms..
baths, paneled rec. rm., maid
rm. and bath: lear garage; S65,.
900. KORZENDORFER, REAL.
TOR, OIL, Ash til q.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CARROLL AVE. AREA, s2i,e5O,
bedrm. brick rambler, only . yrs,
old. Living Tm., dining fm,,
equipped kit, full bsmt,, rear
screened porch, nice lot, H0xl 80,
trees, CHESTER KELLER, WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP, JU. D.
400, 0 til o, Ju, O-bbSS,
CHEVY CHASE CLUB AREA-3-
bedrm,. 2ts-bath brick home; 2
bedrms., lst floor; garage; porch; ,
full bsmt, Walk 10 bus, shops,
church. First time offered, Slg,-
an sM..,....n. .... .n
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AndriS Realty
OIL. 2-9070

OIL. 2-9070
BETHESDA, COW, Naval Hosp. and
, NIH-3-bedrm. brick rambler on
beautiful deep lot overlooking Rock
Greek PIX: sep. din. rm., spacious
liv. -rm. with flrepl., equip. kit,
full bSmt.: S23,950. KORZENDOR-
FER, REALTOR, OIL. Ash til 9.
BETHESDA, an excel. value-Newly
decorated brick Cape Cod with 3
bedrms., , baths, sep. din. nm.
f1repl. in liv. rm.. modern kit. full
bsmt., SlS,950. KORZENDORFER,
REALTOR. OIL. ASH til Q.
BETHESDA - Brick rambler in
ParkwoOd; on lovely landsc. lot;
cow. to schools and transp.; .
bedrms. and bath on LIST level and
> more lge. bedrms., den and u
$4,000. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
REALTOR. 1895 Wis. ave. OIL.
3-ale3. Sat. and Sun Q to s.
GRoVE@A WILLIAMSBURG Cape
Cod, with 18th century features
in woodland setting of nearly
an acre. First a., center hall, liv.
I'm. Il .4x22l, din, rm. u3.4x
$3.50, lRe, kit. family I'm. comb.
with Dutch door to breeZeway
pch.. paneled Den. with pictur-
eSaue bow window, full tiled bath,
3 tvin-size bedrms., . full tiled
baths on md A.; also. unfinished
nm for future expansion; bsmt; :,
firepl. and stand-up bar, "a tiled
bath, laundry and storage rm.,
etc. Price S56,50O. Trade con-
sidered. OIL. 2-Ol77: ewes, EN-
5-OS75. MARKET REALTY.
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LANGLEY PARK

All brick 3 bedrooms, large recrea-
ton, room, laundry room, fenced
yard. slb,i5O, Assume 4ia's LIST
trust Cal Mr.. Baines, UN.
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CARROLLTON

CHEvERLY, MD. - For sale by
OWNER; Gov. exec. leaving area.
Three-bedrm. rambler, II mos.
old. Two baths, ultramodern kit,
separate dining rm., lge. living
rm. with fireplace, screened porch;
corner lot, near schools, churches,
financing, S23,750. sP. 3-395S,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A BEAUTY OF A HOME for only
$4,000. Take over with oniy
$500 dn., 3 bedrms., den, sep
din. rm.. bsmt.; big shady lot,
close To everything. First TO see
will buy, FREE STATE PROPER
TIES, AP. 7-1266.
A BRICK RAMBLER for only So.
1850, Easy FLA terms. 3 bedrms
big liv.. and din, rms, shady tree
studded, fenced lot; y yrs. Ole
and better than new. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-1266.
A PAMPERED BEAUTY! Absolutely
sparkling 3-bedrm. rambler. 14x11.
II. kit: auto. washer: storm win
dows, Adorable, level, fenced lot
$l2,600 on FLA terms, or assume
present trust az S74 mo, total
A. STEAL-Three-bedrm. Colonial.
Large kit. with auto. washer, sep.
din. rm.,. plaster walls, aluminium
storm windows and screens, full
bsmt., h.-w.h., city improvements
3 blocks of Wentworth ave.
$4,000 for quick sale, FLA terms
RIDoEWAY REALTY, TO. 9-5924,
ACCOKEEK-open / to 4, Sunday
Goth. Charming brick-and-stone
rambler: 4 yrs. old; 1h-acre
level lot, built-in garage. Dir:
Indian Head hwy. to T. B. -Ac-
cokeek I'd, turn left 2 miles on
Rte. 373 TO Hollyhill dr.. TO open
sign. MUDD REAL ESTATE CO.,
LU. 4-43S2.
ADELPHI FOREsT-Custom built
brk. rambler, ! yr. old, 3 bedrmS.,
2 baths, sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
2 fireplaces, scr. porch. attach.
garage; lge. Eo9ded lot. BY OWN
ADELPHI -. OPEN:l 8-rm. brick
rambler; ~ baths, lge. corner lot !;
garage; many extras; by OWNER
below FLA; Sl7.95O. HE. 4-3s32
AIR FORCE
Conv, to all air bases, bus services
at door-3-bedrm,, 1la-bath, all
brk. Cape Cod; full bsmt., Ice. liv.
rm. and din. area; $1,000 or FLA.
Priced S15,750. CHARLES E
WHITE REALTY CO. 10. 1-l112.
ANDREWS AREA
- hOnES O-bcutHs pLiCA Iduolci
lge; liv. rm:, equip. kit. carport;
blk. OF the new No. 5 high
way; 9 mos. old; $4,000 dn.
$4,000 total.
CAMP SPRINGS acre: brick,
3-bedrm. rambler; hrepl, in liv
rm.. Ice, equip. kit. full bsmt.,
level lot; 2 blks. from new
schools, city water. ! yr. old.
owner transferred $4,000 On.
CAMP SPRINGs-New brick 4
bedrm. Cape Cod: 2 full baths,
Ice. liv. rm., hrepl., xtra-lge.
kit, fully equip: level lot, 10 days
settlement. $4,000 On.
FORESTVILLE owner trans
ferred: vacant rambler; 3 bed
rms, lge. liv. rm., din. nook.
equip. kit, full bsmt., rec. rm.
with workshop, storm doors and
windows. $500 down, FLA, Sl6,-
PRUDENTIAL REALTY
RE. $4,000 Til 9 PM.
ATTN. OXON HILL HOME OWNERS
Have you tried selling your
home with no luck? Get results,
call US now. We ursently need 2,
3 and 4-bedrm. homes, to sell right
away. Call today and let's talk 1t
over. No obligRtion. 10. 7-l925,
10. 7-0364. OGLESBY d RICE
REALTY.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-2 new s.
bedrm. ramblers; de luxe through
out; SI5,250; excellent terms:
conv. HE. 4.5o5O. coHEE REAL
Try co. AP 7-95g5.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Don't miss
this lovely 3-bedrm., 1la-bath
beauty, extra-lge. liv. .rm., sep.
family-siZe din. rm., full bsmt.
Exceptionally nice big lot. Only
S16,a5O; easy FLA terms. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES. AP. 7-l266.
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MARROW HEIGHTS

Assume large CT loan. 3-bedrm
brick rambler with finished rec
rm. Home beautifully decorated
LIST time offered. Call early. RE
$4,000, anytime.
MT. RAINIER, $4,000 : Modern
home with income: LIST flr; rms
incl. equip. kit, tile bath. IND
FIR apt. rms: glazed porch,
bsmt. with "a bath: INV h.: gar:
near transp WA. 1880.
MT. RAINIER, 44O3 Goth st.-3
bedrooms, . baths, full dining
room, garage, full bsmt; $4,000.
Open Sun, l-6. DUNN d CO.,
WA. 7-004s; ewes, UN. 4-34S2
MT. RAINIER-3 bedrms., sep. din
rm., bsmt., lge. corner lot; blk.
from pvt. and parochial schools;
assume l2ee CT loan at $50 mo,
total price S11,500. BY OWNER,
MT. RAINIER, SPECIALS rm
and bath. 2-story frame house
large level lot, on busline. S10,-
$50. DALEY REAL ESTATE. AP
1904 or WA. 1918.
NEW RAMBLERs now being con-
structed; 3 left. Three bedrms.
mod. kit, full bsmts.. all convt
2 Slks. from schools only Sl4'5OO
peter j. hagan & son
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HILLCREST
2811 Sind ST. Sc.
AETNA REALTY co.

NE. S-I454, sun, and EVts.
LU. s-Sl23
HILLCREST: price, Sl3,25O: 2217
3lSt ST. S.e.-Detaehed brick
BUNGALOW: liv. rm., din, rm, d
bedTmS.. kit. bath, stairway Ia
fioored attic, bsmt.: needs re-
decorating; oil h " h. FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO. 6l7 Pa. ave
Sc, Ii. 10000: ewes. LU. l-26lS,
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HALF ACRE
AND TREES

81 500 CASH is all you need
here Gu ON = BUILT
DREAM COTTAGE in this
desirable section Of Falls
Church Close to schools,
shopping and transpOrta-
ton. 3 twin sized bedrms.,
living nm. with fireplace,
BIG KITCHEN with eating
space. owner transferred
and must sell his desirable
home nestled in a coyey Of
beautiful trees.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
BROOKLAND

BROOKLAND
1912 NEWTON ST. NE
Detached: lerse lot. lst fir: nv
I'm, din. I'm. kit. 3 bedruS.. i
bath. md fir. 4 be6rms.. :
baths. Within watkins distance
Of c. o. OIL h.-wh.. In excel
lent eond. For appointment. call
Mr.. Sadler, AID. a-SC56.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 K ST NV NE S-A3S3
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

LANDOVER HILLS-Four bedrms
nice kit. with utility nm, large
concrete porches, front and rear
under roofs, city improvements
FILA terms and only Sll,50O
RIDGWAY REALTY, TO. 9-5924
or WE b-bo7b
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HILLCREST
S2n.950

s3l1 33rd ST. Sc.
With fireplace, dining rm., kitchen,
side screened porch; 2nd a., 3
bedrms.. bath: stairway to finished
attic: bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.: storm
windows. in excel. cond.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
6I7 Pa. Ave. Sc; Ii. 10000
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LEWISDALE (st. Marks PARISH
Open Sunday. 1-6, 22l1 Amhurst
brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrms., sep
din. rm., rec. rm., expandible pos
SibilitieS. Many, many extras,
Lovely shaded yard. HA. 2-725s.
COHEE REALTY CO, AP. 1856.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Schmitz were
callers in Sidney Wednesday.
Woman's Club met at the home
of Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto Thurs
day.
Supt. Mabel Ernester gave the
Achievement Tests at our school
Monday. Mrs. Clifford johnson,
teacher of the Arthur School,
brought her children to our school
for the tests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and girls were callers in Poplar
Friday.
The school board members met
at the Alvin Fisher home Friday
night.
The All Club gave an all
nation supper at the st. Bernard
church Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin was a week
end guest at the Junior Miller
home in the Miller Community.
Mrs. Miller, Tommy, and Mrs.
WeSin went to Sidney Saturday
to visit Mrs. Leonard Smith at
the hospital.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Patch. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Patch and
children of Sidney were Sunday
dinner guests at the Grin Patch
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
were visitors at the Pete P. Ruff
fatto home Sunday afternoon.
Father Heretick, Mrs. Joe Sch
mitz and sons Raymond and
Stephen were Sunday dinner
guests at the Quinto Ruffatto
home. In the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Rauschendorfer and
children called.
Mrs. Joe Schmitz and son Ray
mond were callers in Sidney
Friday.
Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto and Mrs.
Joe Schmitz attended the Altar
Society meeting at the home of
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
NEWS i'm

a distance of 81, l29, 900 revenue
passenger miles.
John P. Scott of Winslow,
Arizona, was passenger number
one million and a half on From
tier Airlines.
Chicago's Midway Airport,
Miami International Airport, Los
Angeles International Airport and
Phoenix Sky Harbour in that
order were the four busiest air.
ports in the United States during
the year ending 1858.
Passengers boarding Frontier
AirlineS this past week in Sidney
included Mrs. Rita Gilbert, Bill
ings; Bill Thompson Billings;
William R. Russell, Billings; N.
w. Irsfield, Billings; Carl Ander-
son, Billings; r. w. Holmes,
Minneapolis; H. R. West, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. Opal Woods,
Wolf Point; w. c. Robinson,
Billings; and, Mrs. John Marman,
Miles City.
Another Frontier Travel Tip -
Leave Sidney 800 pm. Arrive
Minot 6:31 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

The annual meeting of Frontier
Airlines' stockholders was held at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Denver
on April IA. Lewis B. Maytag,
Jr., Frontiers president and chair
man of the board, reviewed the
airline'S progress during the past
year and the acquiring of new
routes as a result of the Seven
States Case, which added over 10
per cent of Frontiers present
route miles. The airline expanded
to 81 cities in Nebraska, Missouri,
South Dakota, North Dakota,
Wyoming and Colorado, and has
grown to over LOO personnel.
Frontier is also adding new Con-
vair service over certain high
density routes during the coming
summer.
Elected to Frontiers board of
directors were: Lewis B. Maytag,
Jr., chairman; John A. Love, an
attorney from Colorado Springs,
secretary; E. B. Slocum, vice
president of the Central Bank
and Trust Company in Denver;
Lowell Linville, Denver attorney
and Preston Walker, publisher of
the Grand Junction Sentinel.
Growing prosperity in the ten
state area served by Frontier is
reflected in the three and a half
per cent increase in the number
of passengers carried during the
month of January 18,4OO pas
sengers flew 1868, 900 revenue
passenger miles in that period -.
and for the year ending January,
1859, 211, 800 passengers travelled
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Horse Creek

Mrs. Nels Peterson was q hos
pital patient from Sunday through
Thursday due to a foot infection.
Henry Izley made the rounds
in this area as assessor on Tues
day.
Christ Peterson of Billings and
his son Perry Peterson of Bloom
field were visitors at Nels Peder-
son and Left Hanson's Tuesday
afternoon. Christ is planning a
trip to Norway next month via
the airlines.
Mrs. Grace LaSsey, Mrs. AISLE
Peterson and Mrs. E. Steckman
took the Horse Creek School
pupils to Watford City Friday to
the speech festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ershel Stickman
went to Minnesota Sunday. Linda
Kay is staying at Left Hansons
while her parents are gone.
Mrs. Grace Lassey took some
of her pupils to Y.C.L- convention
at Arnegard on Monday.
Nels Peterson and Left Han
son were Watford City callers on
Tuesday.
The Hay Draw All Club met
Jim Kuykendahls home Sun
day afternoon with all members
present. After the business meet
ing a demonstration and lesson
was given by Jim Kuykendahl
and Gerry Leland after the meet
ing Mrs. Kuykendahl and daugh-
ter Pat served a delicious lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
LEADING THE PARADE

San Francisco - California tops
the nation in foreign car registra-
tons with II per cent. The nation
al average is go per cent.
This was reported to the Nation
al Automobile Dealers Association
by H. L. Cables, Jr., Albuquerque,
N. M, the association president.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

This is a good time to use the
Sidney Herald to sell that discard
ed article, or to advertise for
what you want to buy cheap.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

All men are endowed with brain
capacity, but few of them have the
necessary will power to use what
they have. 1t takes more than
good intentions.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Mrs. Mel Rauschendorfer Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. Al Schmitz and
children visited at the Pete j.
Ruffatto home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Fisher
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Alvin Fisher home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
HOmemakerS
Column
APPLIANCES

No matter where homemakerS
gather for a meeting, there is
always some talk about house
hold appliances, and it is gener-
ally a complaint about the opera
tons of the appliance.
Extension household equipment
specialists warn us not to COM
plain too quickly because 40 per-
cent of service calls are caused
by the customer not following in
structions. True, there are in
stances where the appliance or
the dealer is at fault, but we fail
to realize that complicated, SEN
sitive controls never can be as
service free as manually operated
appliances.
Many manufacturers offer a
one-year warranty, or free servic-
ing for appliances. Some of
these cover only the cost of the
repairs, leaving the labor fees
to be paid by the customer.
Others cover the cost of labor,
too. In any case it is important
TO understand the conditions of
the appliance warrant before buy
ing it.
In this age of modern electrical
appliances, following instructions
and patience are both necessary.
KITCHEN PLANTS
When selecting plants for dec
Grating in your kitchen, use those
that are useful as well as orna-
mental.
A few pots of green herbs to
add interest to the cooking can
be grown successfully in the
kitchen. Try parsley, sage mint,
sweet basil or chive.
Pulverized dried mint leaves
added to meat soups give them
that extra tang. Sweet basil is
most versatile. 1t gives zest to
tomato cocktail; makes stuffed
green peppers really delicious;
and is excellent in meat loaf, meat
stew, or scalloped tomatoes.
If you haven't tried parsley in
soups, stews, scrambled eggs, or
meat balls, give it a whirl.
And chive a replace onion in
many dishes giving them a richer
flavor. Try adding it to avocado
and other dips too.
AS for sage, use this in cottage
cheese salads and poultry dres-
sings.
1t takes practice to be able to
give the right touch with herbs
but try a pinch of this and that
until you've developed a knack
for herb seasoning.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

If your shrubbery is being
damaged by dogs and cats, here's
a safe way to keep the pets
away. A chemical dog repellent,
Ridz, can be sprayed on shrubs
as well as tree trunks, fence
posts, trash cans or wherever
you have a dog problem. The
concentrate comes in a push
button spray can for easy applica-
ton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-08
Esther CirCIe Meets
In Church Prayer Room

The Esther Circle met Tues
day evening in the prayer room
of the First Methodist church
with chairman, Ellen Douglass,
presiding.
Mildred Fink was at the piano
for group singing. "The Prophet
in the Wilderness" and Matthew
4-l6 was the topic theme for the
devotionals with Ola Shafer,
leader, in charge.
The program leader, Lois
Ziler, was assisted by Kathryn
Danford, Jesse Young, Roberta
Cleary, Iva Cutler, Minnie He'd
dleson and Mrs. Fink. Minutes
of the December meeting We're
read by the secretary, Mrs. Shat
er and financial report was also
given. The meeting closed with a
prayer by Mrs. Cutler.
Delicious refreshments were
served at tables attractively dec
Grated with greenery and a clev-
er center piece and lighted can
dies. Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. HeddleSon, Mrs.
Cleary, Mrs. Laura Farley, Mrs,
Mabel Weldon, Mrs. Allie Arch
er and Mrs. Mamie Polling.