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Evening star., 1960-08-09
NATIONAL

hCsults 4CStcEuoy 1
Milw., Z; LA, 9.
Cine, 4; ST. 3.
(Only games sched'
uled).
Games Today
St.L. at Phila. (twi.
NJ.
Chic. at Pitts. (n).
ST. at Cine. (n).
LA. at Milw. (n)
Games Tomorrow
St.L. at Phila. In)
Chic. at Pitts. tn).
ST. at Cine. I'M.
LA. at Milw.
Evening star., 1960-08-09

We guarantee our New Treads, bearing
Firsstons Quality Tread Medallion and
shop code mark. to, b free from de-
iects in workmanship and materials.
II examination by any Firestons desaer
or store discloses q defect in the tread
or cord body. repairs or adjustment
will Be made. prorated on tread wear
and based on list price at time OF
adjustment
Evening star., 1960-08-09

Molter was born in 1911 at
Fredericksburg, Tex.-the same
town which produced another
great trainer, Max Hirsch
Molter was a jockey in his
youth and became a trainer in
1887, racing his own stock until
1941. In the past IA years
Molter had led the national
list of trainers in winners sad
died four times-l946, l947
1948 and 1949.
Evening star., 1960-08-09

@our Shop Code Mark
This mark. nodded into the
- NewTread. is registered with
the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
and any Firestone dealer or store
in America will know that these
New Treads carry our guarantee,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14
0spAh9 ! kSCREEN

Saturday
 Road to Denver" stars John Payne. Tn Trucolor.
 Sunday and Monday
 Gods Little Acre" = Erskine Caldwell's controversial best-sell- CT dealing with Georgia'S Shiftless farmers, brought to the screen, stars Robert Ryan and Aldo Ray. The screenplay is primarily adult fare, but retains much of the novels humor. Ryan is the easy going Ty Ty, Buddy Racket is Pluto, Tina Louise portrays the tall, luscious Griselda, and Fay Spain is Darling Jill.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 Dangerous Youth" - About rock 'n' roll king who is drafted into the Army. The king" is DOT trayed by singer Frankie Vaughan. The cats are in for a solid ses- sion of swinging fun-starS in ad- dition to Vaughan are George Baker, Jackie Lane and Carole Lesley.
 AS a companion movie with Dangerous Youth" famed actor swimming star Buster Crabbe CO., stars as ace lawman Wyatt Earp in "Badman's Country" which also stars George Montgomery.
 Thursday and Friday
 ''The LittleSt Hobo" and Judy Canova in Oklahoma Annie" are offered as double-features.
 A highly trained canine, London, is the star of ''The Littlest Hobo" He shares top honors with Fleecie, a lamb; Buddy Hart and Wendy Stuart. It is the story of how a hobo dog helps two children to happiness.
 Judy Canova is billed as the singin', shootin' romantic-minded sheriff in Oklahoma Annie"
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14

are as follows: Nominee must have had five years of experience as an Alaskan bush pilot, and fly ing must be his principal source of livelihood; must be properly certified; must show sincere inter est in aviation in Alaska; nomi- nee's safety record and adherence to Civil Air Regulations must be generally acceptable; outstanding example or examples of service to people through the use of his air plane will be considered in the nominees favor; and testimony of neighbors, friends and customers as to nominee's character. service, citizenship and personal character istics will be considered by judges.
 The Fair will consist of exhibits and entertainment, which will in clude displays of various types
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14
1860 Bush Pilot To Be Selected

A contest to determine "the bush pilot'' of the year is being sponsored by the Matanuska Val ley Chamber of Commerce through the Alaska State Aviation Fair committee. The contest will be held in conjunction with the Alas ka State Aviation Fair and Sports man Show to be held at Palmer, June 13 to June 26.
 A trophy award and other prizes will be given to the pilot nominat- ed by chamber, and aviation groups throughout the state, who is selected, at a bush pilot banquet, June 26. The criteria for selection
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14

and models of aircraft; exhibits of aircraft accessories, including cleo tronic, maintenance, and ground equipment; air show by civilian and military craft; float plane demonstration and operation on nearby lakes; contests of skill for pilot and sportsman.
 The Sportsman's show will in clude exhibits of the latest in fishing equipment, camping sup plies, boats, motors, guns, etc; boat races; contests and demon strations of special interest to sportsmen; displays of photo equipment; movies, slides and photo exhibits.
 Other attractions planned in- clude sports car rally, model air craft displays and contests, Go Kart races, a parade, a minstrel show, military exhibits, concluding with the banquet and the bush pilot award.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14

lands or bays rather than general areas be entered in the area-caught section of the ticket.
 Accurate and detailed compile tion of fish tickets will enable the Departments statistical unit to compile more reliable and com plete statistics which are a neceS- sary tool in managing the com mercial fisheries.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14
Sunrise - Sunset

There have been some extreme ly low tides this week, with Thurs day and Friday each with -2.2 tides. A -19 prevails Saturday, and a IA Sunday.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14
FISH, GAME DEPARTMENT REQUESTS COOPERATION

The Alaska Department of Fish
 and Game requests commercial fishermen and fish buyers to as- sist the Department in the acqui- sition of vital statistical data by fully making out their fish tickets. It is requested that specific head
Kodiak mirror., 1960-05-14
A Greeting Card FOR EVERY OCCASION

Just arrived-A wide range of all new designs
 for every sentiment Also those BIG HI-BROW comic cards in color in General, Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary etc.
Evening star., 1960-02-28


dn. Vacant, no settlement ehgS. 3
bedrm. ramb.. redec. ME. SSl2l2
ST. JUDE'S PARISH-3 comp
year around comfort; will be sold
to close out subdivision. z and 1
bedrms.. Ia to : baths, ultra
mod. kitchens; priced from Sis.
AIR COND. SUBURBAN PROP
MGT., LO 5-2s6O.
ST. MICHAELs PARIsH-Lge. 4
rm., 2-bath brk. Colonial with
storage attic, bsmt.; oil h,-w;h;'
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7610.
SANDY SPRING-Brk. rambler: 3
bedrmS, 2 baths. liv. rm. wlfre-
pl., mod. kit, rec. rm. w/fre-
car garage. Wonderful wooded g.
acre lot with babbling brook /;
S39,500. ASHTON REALTY CO.,
WA; 4-9sll, EV. 4-1732, WA.
SENECA-WANT A $4,000 HOME
FOR SlS,9507 3-bedrn. Cape Cod;
din. rm.. ] "a baths. > flrepls., rec.
rm. HUGH T. PECK, GA. 1856.
SERIOUS SELLER-Owner leaving
area and must sell this 2-year-oid
brick ramblerNLiv. rm. with lovely
f1repl., separate din. rm., de luxe
kit. with brick-walled table space,
3 bedrms., . baths, side screened
porch; lge. rec. rm. with fireplace;
Lear garage. Lovely wooded lot,
in prestige area Asking S2S,0O0.
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors, JU
S-S6OO.
SHERWOOD FOREST = NEWEST
AND MOST EXCITING KIT. -
Center hall 4-bedrm. rambler; lge.
liv. rm., w/firepl.; formal din. rm.,
full bSmt. w/flrepl.; lge tree shaded
lot Trade invited, S36,50O.
Hugh T Peck, ll246 Ga. Ave.
LO 5000
SILVER SPRING-Lge. brick ramb.
ler; liv. rm;, separate dining rm, :,
3 bedrmS., full daylight bSmt. with
picture window and full bath in
park area; close to schools and
bus. GRAHAM COMPANY, JU. D.
SILVER SPRING; st. Michaers
Parish-Large. all-brick Colonial
full baths, 3 bedrmS., plus f1n
attic; gar; din. rm. and rec. rm
VACANT. FHA appraised, $40, 800
TAROMA REALTY. JU. $1,000.
SILVER SPRING; Wheaton Plaza
Just pa blocks walk from this
lovely 3-bedrm. rambler, . blks
to school Many extras. A gem
for $4,000. TAKoMA REALTY
JU. $1,000.
SILVER SPRING-Lovely brick Gus
tom-built rambler twin-bedrms.
large liv. rm with stone firepl.;
full size din. rm., French doors
leading to screened porch; large
fully equipped kitchen with birch
cabinets: full bsmt.; walkout rec
rm. leading to patio and lovely
garden with trees. Beautiful set
ting on level lot; garage; dead-end
street; walking distance to MOL
Only S33,5O0. MCINTOSH REAL
ESTATE CO., JU. 5-7533; ewes,
LO. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING-Real doll house
with h'-W'hss SIC $780,
blks. to Piney Branch and Flower
ave. shopping.
W. j, NICHOLAS, HE. 4-1OOO
SILVER SPRING, nr. Vitro-Assume
4f2eo. GI loan. Brick .split-foyer
rambler; 3 bedrmS., 2 baths, rec.
rm., fenced wooded lot. S1S,300
VIII. 6-5035. No agents.
SILVER SPRNG a Corners; as
sumo Az loan-1mmac. 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bsth brk. ram: w-to-w,
carpeting, flrepl, all-elec. kit,
walk-out bsmt., fenced rear yard.
Nr. all schools. bus. Low eos. Open
1913 Sat, Sun, sos Dennis ave
OWNER. JU. 7-5645.
SILVER SPRING-By OWNER. As
sumo lge. laec loan on 4-bedrm.,
2i2-bath split-level, centrally air
conditioned; fenced yard. Priced,
So9,950. JU. 9-1S72
SILVER SPRING. close in NH!
Just reduced to 10000: owner
moving out of town-3-bedrm
and den brk. rambler. fin. rec. rm.,
, baths, sep. din. rm., detached
garage; lge, corner lot. JO.
5-36S7, SUBURBAN PROP. MGT.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

SILVER SPRING-Lse. brick ramb-
ler; liv. rm,, separate dining rm..
3 bedrmS., full daylight bsmt with
picture window and full bath in
park area; close to schools and
bus. GRAHAM COMPANY, JU. o.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
y,HlIIE;!AToINwcoUNTRY VIE! LIVING IN
WHEATON PLAZA AREA-Beautii1l
WHEATON AREA

BY OWNER-Brick split
foyer rambler, { bedrmS.,
GA baths, @9Xl3-ft. family
din rm. large llv. rm:
large pleC equip kit, built
in eye-level oven, surface
range, garbage disposal,
refgr, other extras. Priced
mid-20s. BY appointment
only WI K-h-QS
Evening star., 1960-02-28
SILVER SPRING
Small ECTATT

SA4[1bh CkO 4 "a =
Large. custom built. modern brick
Cape Cod. features; Beautiful Sc
Sl1ded Level; wooded lot, 225xls5;
oedrm, l3XlS, with full bath.
hrepl., sep. din. rm., tiled bsmt.,
Scar brick garage. Immaculate
eond,, etc. Ewes. Mr.. Clements,
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Perpetual Bldg. JU. $4,000
SILVER sPRING-FloWer and Piney
Pr area-Close-in' ,eonv. redec
"a story, expand, bsmt., porch,
gar. $4,000 FHA or ConV't
BARGAIN. HE. 9-O543.
SILVER b5SI ssdINSS sFRISSgqPEN 81 ! 55.9,5 TO 5;
brk. rambler: no steps, extra lge
liv. rm., firepl.. fun din. rm.,
extra large equip. kit q. util. rm..
level enclosed lot. Walk to bus,
I2s0s TURKEY BRANCH P.WY.
--3-bedrm. brk. rambler: liv. I'm. +.
din. area, kit, breakfast space;
large lot. fenced: front porch:
excel. ,cond., Sl3.95O.
1502 LIVE OAK DR., tprestige
AgA AAoNONA-DuAlL
center-hall Colonial: extra large
liv. nm. flrepl., din. rm.. equipped
kit, breakfast space. family rm
and Il bath LIST A.: 3 bedrms., .
baths. 2nd A.: walk UP finished
3rd A.: . bedrms., possible rec.
rrmo in bsmt.: gar, trees. S29.-
1 BLK. TO ST. MIcHAEL's Church
and School--Large 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial; . baths. liy. rm., irepl,
dlni rm, equip. kit. den. gar,
RADCLIFF. REALTORS IL. S.
SERVICE: JU. s-7744: ewes, JU.
5-7224
SILVER SPRING, nr. Hecht Co. =
Det. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Colon
ial; rec rm., gar: FHA. Sla.5OO;
open TO offer. POSNER REALTY
CO, ST 1880; WA. 7-7S5G.
Sill. SPG.-i CORN. AREA-Today's
best buy. Assume Sl2,0 4laec
loan, S93 mo. 5-rm. brk home
ALLEN REALToR, RA. 6-3333.
SILVER SPRING-Room TO relax
in Only S400 down for duplex
with 3 Ice. bedrms, sep din. rm.,
full bsmt many extras; Sl2,5O0.
SUBURBAN PROP. MGT., 10.
5-36S7.
SILVER SPRING-Forest Estates
Immaculate 3 bedrm. Colonial: lge
lily, rm.. separate din nm brisht
kit. with table space, full bSmt
only Sl6.950. F. W. BERENS. INC.
JU 7-77OO.
SILVER SPRING = CARROLL
KNOLLS-LotS Of house for 500
$50. Colonial style with separate
din. rm and firepl. in Iiv. rm.,
plus table space in kit Kitchen
has everything: dishwasher. dis
posal = the works. New rec. rm.
with l3-bath and outside exit.
CHESTER KELLER, WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-7l0O.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm. brick,
close to schools and trans. close
in loc. only Sl6.3OO.
E1SENACHER REALTY LO. 4-5555
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Large, custom built, modern brick
Cape Cod, features: Beautiful Sc
eluded level, wooded lot. 225xlS5:
HOT-WATER HEAT: lst-fl. den or
bedrm-, l3X1S, with full bath:
hrepl, sep. din. rm., tiled bsmt.,
scar brick garage. Immaculate
eono etc. Ewes. Mr.. Clements,
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KAY BOWLING
GAITHERSBURG
Lsrge Familyf
pedals in this {

LARGE Familyf
See our specials in this area.
IA bedrms., 2Ii baths. den. din
nm, lGe. kit; bsmt.; 2-car garage.
Extra large lot. S25.200
2-7-rm. older home in excellent
location on lEe; lot with trees and
"a bedrms., 3 baths, din. rm.,
Ice. kit; den; rec. rm. Q4x35) /;
oil h.-W.h., Dashboard radiation;
carport: patio; stone freplaceS.
Many extras. In area Of out
standing homes. Priced in upper
|4-4-bedrm.. 1Ia-bGth brick Cape
Cod; fireplace, din. nm; full bsmt
with paneled rec. room; oil h.
VII, Dashboard radiation; a acre
5-4-bedrm., 2-bath brick on lge.
wooded lot. Fireplace: full tiled
osmt:; earport. Unusual for
Looking for Land7
See these good buys in upper
Montgomery County.
l2 acres with 3-bedrm. older home
Separate din. rm., deB, bath; p
car garage. A steal at 100000.
Is acres. Lawn frontage on sur
faced road with beautiful view
5-rm. bungalow and good barn
Another steal at $4,000.
, acres with 3-bedrm., lia-bath
older home with charm. $4,000.
2 acres with 6-room bungalow
Bath, oil h.-a. heat. Beautiful set
ting. Only $4,000.
l acre at Potomac with 5-rm
older home. Bath: oil h.-a. heat;
bSmt.; garage. Other outbuild-
ingS. All fenced. Just q block
from shops and only Si5,900.
l acre with unfinished bungalow.
24x24, Hot water in kitchen.
Only $500.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

l acre with unfinished bungalow,
24x24. Hot water in kitchen.
Only $500.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

MCKINNEY HILLS: 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial; lge. din rm.. firepl in
liv. rm., carpetins; lovely corner
lot mr.. transp. and schools; SIS
! $50; DIR: Out Georgia ave, left
on Dexter, left on Greenly 10
Churchill and our sign at 1901.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES F0R SALE-MD.

ONE ACRE, high and dry, with q
story, attractive, 3-bedroom home:
Sl6.500. Will consider trade, g.
bedroom rambler. ROMER a CO.,
WI 10000
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

Nh. and Mrs. Norman Shotna-
hoff will leave this week end for
Portland, Oregon, to spend Christ
mas with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Humboldt. The Hundtofts moved
last fall to Portland, where they
have purchased a lovely new
home and Sherman is employed
as a mechanic.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Mutt spent
several days in Billings the past
week, where Mrs. Mutt consulted
an eye specialist.
Mrs. j. l. Turner and Mrs. Hank
Turner spent several days in
Billings last week on combined
business and pleasure.
Mrs. w. Wekander, who has
spent the past few months with
her son and his family in Elk
horn, Iowa., is expected home this
week.
Mrs. Ernie Turner, who has
been under hospital care, is now
recuperating at her home.
Mrs. Nord Lund has been I'M
der medical care at the local hos
pital the past week.
Miss Clara Coleman will leave
next week on a holiday trip on
which she will visit relatives at
Upton, Iowa, and with friends
at Waterloo.
Mrs. Fred Grulke of Glendive
visited in Sidney last week at
the Cliff Ray and Ernest Ullman
homes.
Mrs. Frank Hartzell is visiting
this week at the home of her
daughter and family, the George
RuppS in Billings. Mrs. Hartzell
made the trip to Billings with
Mrs. Anna johnson and her son
Harry, who returned the next
day. Mrs. Johnson went up to
consult her eye specialist.
Harry Johnson took his moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Annette Olson
to Minot last week to consult ar
eye specialist, and on their re-
turn they spent a few days visit
ing at their former home in Ken
mare, N. Oak.
MIR. Carol Doran of Fair Ha-
ven, New Jersey and MIR. anc
Mrs. Paul Doran of Bozemar
were recent guests at the G. K
Dorian home. This was a belatec
visit Carol made in celebration
of Mr.. and Mrs. Doran's 6Otf
wedding anniversary which they
celebrated September 8 and Pau
came for a visit with Carrol
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14
Fines, Forfeits
In Justice Court

The following paid fines or for
feited bonds on speeding charges:
Roger Mcfarland, Watertown, S.
Oak, $40; Alvin Wiederrich, Sid
ney, $40; Mary Alice Rehbein,
Lambert, $40; Raymond Hart, Bill
lings, SIS; Ralph Nelson, Sidney,
SIS; Orville T. Gullickson, SIS;
Sebastian Weber, Minot, N. D.,
SIS; Eugene Fickelson, Richey,
SIS; Barney Lambert, Brockton,
$25; William Fraser, Reed Point,
Mont, $25.
Anthony Cortez, Sidney, fined
SIS and received a 10 day Jail
sentence for reckless driving.
Sig johnson, Savage, reckless
driving, forfeited a SIS bond.
Ralph Thomas, Red Lodge, for
feited a $40 bond for improper
passing over a solid center line.
Steve Killian, Enid, improper
passing of a stopped school bus.
forfeited a Sis bond.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14
Five Day Weather Forecast

Temperatures through next
Monday will average near nor
NAL in the east to ABOUT 10
degrees above normal in the
west. Colder mid week with a
warming trend beginning Fri
day in the west and about Sat-
urday in the east. Highs ex-
pected 20 to so with lows S,
to Is. Scattered light SHOWS be-
ginning of the period otherwise
little or no precipitation.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

Promises are easier to make
than they are TO fulfill, but people
continue to make them carelessly.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

whom he had not seen for several
years. Carol was i'll at the time
of the anniversary celebration.
Mrs. Katie Buckley will leave
Monday for Livingston 10 spend
the holidays with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Orr and family. After the holidays
Mrs. Buckley will go on to Phoe-
nix and California, where she will
enjoy the winter months among
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen will
have for their guest during the
holidays. Mr.. Hansen's sister,
Miss Edith Hansen. Miss Hansen
moved from Sidney several months
ago to Denver, where she is now
employed.
Miss Pet Marman is visiting
this week in Minneapolis and ST.
Paul, at the home of Nh. Mar
mans aunt and among his cousins
and other relatives.
Miss Greta ThogerSen left last
week to return to her home in
Denmark, following a two years
residence in Sidney. Miss Thoger-
ser came TO Sidney to visit rela-
ttives and after a short visit here
decided to assume a position and
remain for a while. She has been
employed as secretary by H.. N.
Williamson, local CPA.
Mrs. George Wilson of EScon-
dido, California, arrived in Sid
ney the first of the week to spend
the holidays with her daughters,
Mrs. Ted LeSsman, Mrs. Bert La
1onde and Mrs. Win Larson and
their families.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Hottie Oh
Plentywood visited Sunday at the
home of his parents, the Adolf
Hotties, and with his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vim Woods. MI. Holte is the FL
Agent in Plentywood.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

We would like to express our
sincere thanks to all of our neigh
bors and friends who came to
our assistance at the time of our
fire. Our thanks also TO the Sid
ney, Culbertson and Fairview Fire
Departments, as it was through
their pompt response to III call
that our home was saved from
destruction. Words fail to express
our appreciation for help extend
ed to us at this time.
Very Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Sundheim
and family.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

ION Thursday morning, Novem-
br "a, Father Joseph S. Heretick
of Culbertson celebrated a Mass
of Thanksgiving for Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Schmitz at ST. Bernard's
Church of the Charley Creek Mis-
sion on the occasion of their
Golden Wedding Anniversary. The
couple renewed their vows in an
impressive ceremony after which
the choir sang the Mass of the
Angels. Following the services, Mr..
and Mrs. Schmitz were hosts at a
Thanksgiving dinner served in the
church basement to As relatives.
A beautiful wedding cake, baked
and decorated by Mrs. Gene Pal
mer, served as the center piece at
the head table at which were
seated Father Heretick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmitz, Mrs. Joe L. Schmitz
and Mr.. Fred Tolksdorf of Brock
ton; MIR. Dennis Schmitz of Mon
tesano, Washington, and Mrs,
Elizabeth Bissen of Adams, Min
nesota, brother and sister of Mr.
Schmitz; and Mrs. Adolph Raul
of Poplar, an old friend of the
jubilarianS.
An anniversary party was held
for Mr.. and Mrs. SchmitZ at Elm
dale hall Sunday afternoon, Nov
ember 81, when $50 to 800 guest:
enjoyed a potluck supper at 400
An artistic cake, made in the
shape of a cross and beautifully
! decorated by the ladies of the st
Demands Altar society was Gu
and served to the guests. DR.
Joseph A. Schmitz of Augusta
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14
WEATHER"

Total Pep. 10 date lU.0Z -
Normal for same period 12.41.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14
CARD OF

We want to thank each and
every one who helped in any way
at the time of our accident, dur
ing our stay in the hospital, and
since we came home.
We want to thank the Doctors
and all the hospital staff for the
wonderful care they gave us.
We want to thank everyone
who visited us and sent cards or
letters. We also want to thank
those who gave us flowers, candy,
and gifts. We really appreciated
all that was done for us. Your
kindness will never be forgot
ten.
Sincerely,
The Edgar Keller family
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14
L OF

An election will be held at Pole
Vile school, District No. SO, Rich
land County, on January 8, 1861
between the hours of 2 p. m. and
4 p. m. for the purpose of consol-
idating school Districts No. l, No.
3, and No. IA with School Dis
trict No. 80.
Frank Gladowski. 48-3tc