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IBM
SUPERVISOR

To plan procedure, wire control
panel, train personnel and manage
IBM installation to include billing.
sales analysis, etc, for large whole
sale drug company; salary COM
mensurate with ability: good work.
conds., disqualification, Insurance,
vacations and many other benefits.
MR.. BEN MULTI, DU. 7-l10l.
JANITOR, Middle aged. no chill
dren, for new apt DEVELOPMENT.
Beautiful apt. Must be all-around
maintenance, etc. Call 10. 2-0700
between 10 am and pm.
JANITOR, for garden-type apt;
air-cond. apt. furnished. good
salary; best references needed.
Call HE. 1881, 9 am. to S pm.
JANITOR, colored. live in, mod.
apt. bldg: only exper. with good
loo. refs. need apply. See man.
ager, 3140 Wisconsin ave. NV.
JANITOR, colored. garden-apt. de-
velopment, live of. Permanent job
for sober hard worker. Local refer
ences required. Apply between 10
and 4. S6l9 Piney Branch I'd,
Silver Spring, Nd
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN . SON,
AuetioneeIs,
III y ST. N.M.

iii Z ST. NV.
SALE OF TWO VAL
UABLE EE-ST TORY AND
BASEMENT ROW BRICK DWELL.
IN0S KNOWN AS PREMISES
STREET. NORTHWEST, -,
iOss9' folio go Ct SEQ. Of the
land records OF the District OF
Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction, in front OF the
premises 1l12 Fifth street NV.
on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF JULY AID. 1859
AT 1880 O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises
situate In the District of Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being Par
Gel ! being Lot SO in Schneider'S
subdivision OF lots In Square mum.
bered 4S2, as per plat recorded
in LiDer ~ y a. folio Z@ in n the
trict OF Columbia. And on the
same day at l:35 O'CLOCK PM
Parcel 2 premises l114 Fifth street
NV. being Lot SO In said sub
division 10 Square 4S2. as per
plat recorded In the once Of the
Surveyor for the District of Co
lumbia in Liber II at folio 122
TERMS OF SALE: Each property
to be sold separately for ALL
CASH. A deposit Of $780, 90 on
each property will be required al
time OF sale. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. All convey
ancing, recording, revenue stamps,
notary fees, etc, at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days from
day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the
property at the. risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after fivC
days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published In
Washington, d. c.
LAYTON p. MAcNICHOL
WILFRED L. DOMINY
jy17.20,22.25.27 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a SON,
Auetioneers-ApDraiserS
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HELP MEN

DANCE INSTRUCTORS wanted,
exper. unnecessary; we train, Fl
or over. Excellent chance for adj
yancement, for career people. Ex;
paid vacation. FRED AsTAIRE
DANCE STUDIO. 1921 O st. NV
DINING ROOM sTEWARD-Vic.
Arlington Va; simple bookkeep-
9s sSS 20 go several Vs OPENINGS
white. See Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 700
18th, cor. @, MA. S-234O.
DIsPATOHER-DOCK FOREMAN
Fine opportunity. in motor carrier
sal. ATLANTIC COAST FREIGHT
LINES, INC, 1911 Kenilworth
ave. ne. Wash, D. C.
DRAFTsMAN-I NF o MATIO
CLERK. Excellent opportunity for
nent position with the Maryland
ming Commission. 5-day week:
with sick and annual leave and
retirement benefits. Must be per-
sonable, industrious. and willing
to learn. Must be able to type at
least 35 wp.m. Experience or
training in planimetric and topo-
graphic drafting essential. Salary
$4,000 to $4,000 per year depend
ing on qualifications. Only inter-
ested persons are requested to
apply. Call Mr.. GEORGE ALLEN,
JU. 9-14S0 Mon. through Fri.
DRIVER-Must have own station
wagon to transport nursery schoo
children. SIP. 3-7l40.
DRIVERS, exper. pre-mixed con.
crete. Apply AMERICAN CON.
CRETE CO. 6503 Marlboro pike
Hillside. Nd
DRIVERS. good hours and salary
Apply Mr.. Lucas, MEADOW COLI
PRODUCTS CO., 1887 d st. sc
DRIVERS-SALESMEN = A few
choice routes still open. Apply
JACK g. JILL ICE CREAM CO.
1919 L st. sc.
DRIVER TRAILER, experienced
hauling heavy equipment. NJ
other need apply. Mo. chauffeur
permit. JU $4,000
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Observation-Disclosures

Part time instructor Of elementary
economics for two or three morn
tngs a week Please furnish resume
Of education and experience. Reply
Box 404-T. Star.
ELECTRONIC PARTS COUNTER
MAN, for parts distributor; some
experience preferred. PENCE
Ii. 4-7639.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER = Perma-
nent position with local electrical
heavy Commercial Free to travei
II necessary. Reply to Box 1867
Star
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helpers for new work. Apply
NEIL ELECTRIC CO., 1912 3Stt
St, Brentwood. Md. WA. 7-1S00
ELECTRICIAN, at least is years II
heavy commercial and concrete
construction. thorough knowledge
Of blueprint Interpretation ant
application, able to assume com
plete responsibility. FAYCO ELEC'
TRIO CO., UN. 4-S220.
ELECTRICIANS AND EXPERT
ENCED HELPERS, good pay
steady work Phone OIL. 6-764S
or OIL. 4-724S.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER. expert
enced; steady work for reliable
man; sc. area. RE. $4,000.
ELECTRICIANS-Top wages for TOT
men; local Jobbing and heavy
ups. Box 23S-Y, Star.
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HAVEG
Chemists

OIItIIIICdI EIISIIIttIS
Market Research Man
For rapidly growing leader
in engineered plastics. Out
standing opportunity for
practical man with above
average ambition and drive.
Location, Haveg Industries,
Wilmington, Delaware. Call
collect, Mrs. Salinis. Will
mington, Delaware, Wyman
S-227S, s am. to 4:30 pm.
Mon. TO Thurs. to arrange
for interviews to be held in
Washington on evening Of
July 80 and all day July 81.
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HELP MEN
ITnAYlkllIEnN

AUTO DIsMANTLING YARD MAN
WANTED-Starting salary. $40.
CY. 1894,
AUTO MECHANIC, AL. Apply
CRUSTY PIE CO. GARAGE, 80
Decatur st. ne.
AUTO MECRANIC-Due to expan-
sion we need one experienced Ford
mechanic: plenty OF work in a
modern shop; usual company bene-
flts. Apply Hal Koran, ROCK
VILE MOTOR CO.. GA. 10000.
AUTO MECHANIC-should be good
tune-up man as well as general
mechanic. Good salary, paid vaca-
ton. hosp. and other benefits
Perm. position. See Mr.. Piper
CALL CARL OF va, b61 N. Wash
St. Falls Church. JE. 2-2100.
AUTO MECHANICS
Experienced: top paw and
pleasant working conditions
with one OF the Country's
largest Ford Lincoln Mer :
curry dealers. Free life and
hosp. Insurance. SHIRLING-
TON MOTOR CO., 27g0 Arl.
Mil drive, Arl., Va. OV.
3-400O
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LAUNDRY SUPT.

Exper. in equipment maintenance.
Willing to learn production. Inter-
OVERALL LAUNDRY, 1905 PEN
WOOD I'd, Brentwood. Nd. AP. =
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AUTO SALESMAN

earn top pay, new car demo-,
many company benefits.
Renninp Al1t0 Sales Inc
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HELP WANTED
1925 N. ROYAL ST.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Good references. excel. income.
Phone JU. 5-Sll0 Sunday , to
4 pm. or apply 1910 Floral lane,
Silver Spring, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Teen-Agers to Stoee
james Dean Movie

And while teen-agers
across the Nation continue
to collect pictures and stories
about the actor who died in
a sports car smash-up at the
age Of "a. some local teen
ayers are rehearsing a stage
version of "Rebel without q
Cause" one of the three
films in which James Dean
starred.
Bill Richert, a junior at
Westinghouse High School,
will play Jim Stark, the role
James Dean played. when
the Arlington. Recreation
Center's Teen Theater pre-
sents Rebel Without a
Cause at $3.50 pm. Friday
and Saturday at Kenmore
Junior High School, 200 Car
lyn Spring road. Arlington.
Judith Buchanan, a WI
senior. will play the female
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Movie actor James Dean
died four years ago, but he's
still remembered by many
teen-agers.
The town of Paramount,
Ind, where James Dean was
born and grew up. today is
a center of pilgrimage for
visitors from all over the
world.
His grave there is con-
tinuously decked with flow
ers brought by strangers. A
simple marble stone marks
his grave with James B.
Dean. 1931-1955."
A museum is being planned
in Paramount where memen-
toes Of the late actor-draw-'
ings he did in high school and
his first motorcycle, on which
he sped around his aunt and
uncle's 350-acre farm-will
be displayed.
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THE STORY OF THE STAR

The Star tells the story Of ITSELF its people its new
building In special section to be delivered with tomorrows
paper.
The 24-page picture sectOn-eght in full color
takes you tour Of department Of The Star,
the department for instance you'll follow the gathering
of step by step from the time breaks until appears
your doorstep part of the days paper.
In preparation for months this special section will
vide revealing look behind the of bgcity
paper social studies classes
valuable information for interested
naIiSm
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AUToM0BlLEs FoR SALE.

heater, white-waii tires. standard
transmission: black finish with
new white top; S1,046.
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LYNN MOTORS

1901 18th st. NV. AID. 4-4640
FORD '57 Fairlane 800" sum
liner: power steering and brakes.
fordomatic. T. and b.. white with
black top. Wv. tires: S1,0D0;
0MAC financing.
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PARKWAY

y sosp ps 3, y g FOR 4 YEARS YEARS
FORD 81 Fairiane 300" conv. :
auto, trans, r.. and h.. power
steering. brakes and windows.
mental kit. $685..
STANDARD PONTIAC
aoUEENSToWN sHopPiNu cTR.s
FORD 81 VS. Victoria; 7. and h..
new eond.; SI .605, Sip6 down.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
.aSO r Ms H AXE OF seHF Ell sssSpS0
FORD 1855 Ranch wagon Tudor
VS.; excel, cond.; S705. ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO., 1917 North
Lynn ST.. Arl.. Va, IA. $4,000,
FORD $50 Club VIC: equipped:
priced TO sell. JU. s-3416.
FORD '5s Fordcr: Al cond., only
$4,000 miles. No cash necessary.
our payments Is low as 50 per
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STANLEY H. HORNER

HoRNER's CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. ct 9th. Ii. 6-6464
FORD '55 Victoria: 2-tone blue
and and white. he, heater; std. trans; 30
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and N sts, NV. no. 2-s700
FORD '5S, Q luxurious Sunliner
CONvERTIBLE: VS.. Fordomatic,
power steering, radio, heater jet
black with red interior: like new
throuGhout. See Mr.. Stafford.
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AUT0MoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1919 Tudor; =. and H.; good
IA. 2-13S6.
FORD '50 Custom "8'' Fofdor;
s len s 40 s:s;sr. i s1ss:s'w ssss
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. La. 9-1003
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FORD 1855 station wagon: fully
equipped, beautiful light blue nm
s66kR ssisy t & SKI go REi; e.
Sc. Ii. 4-6300.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'Bb Pairlane cow; VS..
rordomatie, 2. and h white with
black TOP; cream pun; Sl,O4S.
PARKWAY
s gosD y pE Il. w. ron a. y .ssSss
FORD 'b4 conyertibiei :, and h..
Eordomatie' Must see 70 appfe-
THACSlKsER MOTORS
iyS sSa e sg 4 zy. ne dpME Ez ssss5
FORD '65 Fairlane 81 Victoria:
rordomatic. radio. heater, Wv.
tires: 2-tQne finish: . top-auaiity
car; si,0eb: written guarantees.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r, I. Ave NE. Ia. 0-l003
FORD 'S7 Tudor Custom "300":
power steering, beautiful 1-owner,
2-tone car. &l,1qB.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
74 op. q. D. AS' Nj Fly !, sun ma I'll
FORD $50 Tudor VS.; STRAIGHT stick.
heater and defroster; sale price:
8AH0
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CAVE FORD

FORD 1854 VS. customiine FordoT;
mechanical cond, Cali OIL. 0-37Si'
FORD '5S Feirlane 200" club Sc
dan; straight stick, heater. de-
ttroster; late model bargain: ST.
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AUT0MoBILEs FOR SALE
rS sssl a. .s.sls o s;s''E issss

FORD 81 9.cyI, country sedan: ..
P Ps ne new .u ssoCo m RSs:f . ift:ssSsns
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TED BRITT

FORD 1858 VS. Fairlane Tudor:
all white, q very, very clean car.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

Yep :ss sss is sia,s: s;;;IG s, sI;,'
SsEE lov mileage. no. s-Osls.
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FORD SALES, INC.
1T. 2e-2i1. Fairfax Shopping Center
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FokD SO statLon wagoni very clean,
s.tone iinish. must he seen ss .
aPPNSiEsYlsi sRAN USa' M e9ES 500 500
Aver I'd, WA. 1881.
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FORD

snS % I rGrdoE country ssdan:. 7.
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FORD $50 vic. coupe VS.: auto.
trans. 7. and h., power steering
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

EB ss s: :s c':s a. s !: S:s sssS:
~ wv. auto- p.ps p's5 eniS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

STANDARD PONTIAC
sss8 Gaslls% ~ sHoppiANsd 7 cTs.
FORD 40 cow: looks good, runs
geo, 7. sne B.; good upholstery;
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| DODGE 50 7-dr. sedan: Power
Flight trans. 7. and h.. very clean
S S9sS. s SasS = E RVS srzHAzST t sIE.
West hwy. 8. g., Nd. Ju. 9-l43a.
DODGE 81 conv.: sea-tone green.
auto. trans. power brakes. steer
Ing, wv; tires; S19S down; ga As
'0v Y w st GIVE W. ~ w s RIAsiMsi 'SsS'
IA d-lE00
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TAKoMX PARK. HD.. 3 81. $1,000
T Ss:I yssS y 81 AssE %S 3 GAS GAS
P P% M SesSSi offtNg .6sSs after 9
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FORD 'ss yairlans eeAy.; Va.
s SSsS'T sss sI;. snd pa Tsf.Sas i'n
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CsIpl,d ~ sg,' Soun s,, sauiIs; Thun-
R asra = n ;.s rear : sDsaksE de luxe
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ponty brief
KS, S, M. L

Like magic, it seeks your figure oil ground.
It's invisible under slocks, shorts, sWimsuits.
Yet you feel free TO sit, bend or stretch. Not
seam, stitch or bone to homper oction. Dries
in O fIosh! White
Sears Alabama BadensbHro. Wisconsin Arlington
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22

mlSIOTtuIe OF breaking MS arm
while climbing on a gate.
Sharon Berry went to Dickinson
North Dakota, Wednesday wher'
she attended the summer banquet
of her Sorority, Alpha Sigma
Alpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson anc
son Warren returned Saturday
from their ten day visit with his
relatives in ST. Paul.
The George Porter home was
the scene of a Western Tea Friday
afternoon given for Patience My
rick of Somerset, England who is
visiting the Art Radcliffes
Mrs. Radcliffe was co-hostess
with Mrs. Porter. The tea table
was decorated in a western motif
cowboy hat, scarfs, spirs, and rope
and sunflowers were used in the
center piece. Joan Williams ano
Sharon Berry poured. They were
dressed as cowgirls.
A Farewell party was given by
the Stars and Masons at the
IO.O.F. Hall on Saturday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Boles
who are leaving for Circle. Seven
tables of whist and one of Crib
bage were in play with the high
prizes going to Mrs. Roland
Grundmeyer and Lloyd Braaten.
The Low went to Mrs. George
Porter and Herb Johnson. The
Boles were presented with a nice
gift from the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Stoker and
children left Thursday for their
home in Bremerton Wn.. after a
visit with relatives in Richey.
Mrs. Donald Buck and children
from Billings visited Mrs. Dale
Waters a few days last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Morris Coggin
also Marlene Posey, Donna Rae
Blair and Bryan Richey left Sun
day for Luccock Park where they
will attend Methodist Bible Camp
for a week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Cecil Gidley of
Tacoma, Wn, and his brother Jim
Gidley of Libby visited relatives
in Richey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kruger
from Minneapolis visited his sis
ter Mrs. Emma Grundmeyer for
two weeks. While here the Grund-
meyers and Kruegers met another
sister Mrs. Lena Strunk at Mrs.
Strunk's sons home near Forest
Grove. Twenty-Five relatives en-
joyed a buffet dinner that day.
The visitors left Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. liver Knutson is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Cyril Williams in
Livingston.
Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter Carla Bess to
MI. and Mrs. Eddy Carlson at
Bremerton, Wn., on July Ia. Mrs.
Carlson will be rendered in
Richey as Ann Miller.
Mrs. Joe Ziegler and Mrs. Walter
Gossen entertained at a coffee
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Olson
and family on Friday afternoon
at the Zlegler home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
Jehovah's Will
Convene july Is

Lovers of peace with justice
and happiness long to hear the
voice strong enough to command
peace among all nations, "R. G
Sakatos from Jehovah's Witness
SEES world headquarters in Brook
lyn, New York declared to $3.50
in assembly at the Playground
Stadium in Rapid City, S. Oak,
Sunday. THAT voice was heard
1900 years ago when angels pro-
claimed from the heavens Peace
on earth, good will toward men
and stated Jesus Christ would
bring it. Before this government
can come, God will destroy all
opposed to peace in a war worse
than any international nuclear
battle. Meek persons doing Gods
will can survive into a paradise
on earth like Eden's garden"
Sakatos concluded.
The Watchtower Bible and
Tract Society sponsored the four
day conclave and % others being
held throughout the United States
and Canada this summer.
Floyd and Mary Cummins and
Alvina Sanderson were delegates
from Fairview, Montana. Congre-
cation.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
Richey News Items

Sharon Lobdell returned from
her United Nations Pilgrimagt
trip Thursday. She joined hel
mother in Minnesota. Mrs. Lobdel
had been visiting relatives there
the past three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert FUgesor
and children from California were
over night guests of MI. Furgeson':
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alton Olson Wednesday.
Elaine Wienke is visiting Jeanne
Jensen in Plentywood this week
The Young Women's Sewing
Club was entertained in the home
of Mrs. Tommy Baldwin Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Jennie Nicholson returned
home from Glendive Sunday
where she had visited her son
Myrl Nicholson and family;
Mrs. Rosina Treftz returned
home from the Memorial Hospital
in Sidney Friday.
Mrs. Peter Willert returned
home from the western part OF
the state where she had visited re-
lativeS. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and
children left for their nome IN
Washington after a few days WISH
with the Culvers and Coutts.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Holm were Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Waterbury of st. Paul, MINI.
Sylvia Zuroff, Judy Wlenke ano
Donna Biles all from Glendive
spent the weekend in Richey.
Sunday dinner guests OF MI. ano
Mrs. Joe Deckert were Mr.: ana
Mrs. Abe Schultz and family OF
Glendive. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Senner and Ingred and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert G.. Janke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algy Deckert ana
children from Hillsboro, Kansas
and Mr. and Mrs. Archie kllewer
and children from Fairvlew, Men,
came for a visit with Mr.. and Mis-.
Henry Deckert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kliewer
and family went to Frazer TO vlsll
his relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Kenney GRADER
and daughter from Wolf Point
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ralph Graber.
Mrs. Merle Long left for enc
ago Saturday to get her grandson
Billy who will spend the rest OF
the summer with her.
David Posey is attending a
Science Training Course at Mon
tana State College at Bozeman
from July 19 to August Is. DAVID
was selected from Richey to at
tend this course on a competitive
BASES, including aptitude, achieve
ment and demonstrated interest IN
science and mathematics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Lee and
Barbara, also Gary and Sue Prin-
gle motored to Fairvlew Sunday
where they visited Mr.. Lees sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cisna
and Leslie.
Dick Berry, 10 year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck Berry had the
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
Power City

Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Jones are
| the proud grand parents of a
daughter, Janet Lee, born on July
9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Belinske
in Billings. Mrs. Jones and sons
returned on Saturday after a five
day visit with them there. Mother
and daughter are reported doing
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Buxbaum
and family spent the 4th OF July
weekend visiting his sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Asmus
in Torrington, Wyo.
Mrs. Herold Buxhaum and Mrs.
Richard Buxbaum and daughter
Sherri and Shirley Bauer all at
tended the Old Settlers picnic
in Fairview on Monday.
Donna and Karen Marker &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Marker and son Rickie on a weeks
visit with relatives in Billings.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Clarence Sather home were Mr..
and Mrs. Todd Wilder and child
rem. Afternoon visitors included
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Sanburg
and daughter. Tommy Wilder
stayed Saturday over night as a
guest of Wayne Sather. Jackie
and Peter Quinell of Skaar Rt.
visited him on Monday afternoon.
Miss Roma Bonner is in Bill
ings visiting her aunt and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kolstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lorenz ac-
companied Rev. Ben Knopp to
Plevna, Montana on Sunday
afternoon for the dedication SER
vices of the Emmanuel Congre-
gational church's new SANITARY
and annex.
Bob Badt and Betty Scheetz at
tended the p. F. Camp at Miman-
a4iSh this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holgef Baads-
gard and children and MI. and
Mrs. Dan Moore and children had
Sunday supper at the Henry
home after boating on
the George Scheetz dam.
Visiting on Sunday at the Willie
Scheetz home were her parents,
and Mrs. Milton Beathke Of
Montana.
Visitors on Sunday at the Ru-
ben Hamburg home included MI.
and Mrs. Walter Henzle and
formerly OF Mott, N. Oak.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-22
MANSEL WOODS ATTENDS
G. OF c INSTITUTE

Mr.. and Mrs. ManSel WOODS,
accompanied by Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. Alma Ness of Spo-
kane, Wash, returned Tuesday of
last week from a ten days trip on
which they combined business
with pleasure.
MIR. and Mrs. Woods left July
4th for Boulder, Colorado, where
Mansel enrolled at the University
of Colorado with 1872 other Cham
Der of Commerce managers from
10 states, for a six day course in
an Institute for Organization
Management.
On their return trip they stop
ped at Missoula, where they were
met by Mrs. Woods mother, who
accompanied them on a tour of
Yellowstone park and the trip
home. She will visit here indefin-
itely.