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Evening star., 1960-08-01
BURTON -KELLEIGH,
REALTOR

REALTOR
BRIGGS CLANCY RD. AREA -
Brand new brick rambler. ia-aere
site. 3 bedrrns., g baths, lge. kit.
GRAY d Co. JU. $500.
B1loGS.CHANEY RD.-3 bedrms. :,
den, huge liv,, rm.. lse. kit, day
light bsmt.. h.-w. heat: level
acres. EXCELLENT LOCATION.
o. D. YIELD. JU. 6-1l13, q til ..
BROOKM0NT - (MaeArthur blvd
area). Owner leaving country.
must sell this newly dec, brk.,
Cape Cod in the Army map serv-
ice area. II you are q fisherman.
. mixer, or . bird watcher, this
Is the right location for you
Firepl. In liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
screened porch, attached garage.
Priced for immed. sale at &ls,5OO.
MS. Fritz, WI. 6-5664 with
TH0MAS L. PHILLIPS CO. 10.
Real Estate Service Since 1923.
BUNGALOWi 81, ,e60-S bedrmS.
wheaton. asbestos shinEle, fea-
lures completely finished basement,
large corner lot; walk. dist. to
shops, schools and bus. FHA $500
dn., $40 mo. incl. taxes. ins. I'm
mae, eond. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
JU. $4,000.
BURNT MILLS MANOR-New com
plete 3-hedTm., IA baths, BASE
BOARD HoT-WATER HEAT: CEN
e. ROBERT GRAY 4 Co. ~,
b-blOO.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE, tust re.
dueed-All-brick split-level with
ga baths, huEe family room. utiii.
~ room plus subsmt.. earport
quick possession. Terms, only
S26,a60. CHESTER KELLER
WOoDMOOR AGENCY CORP
JU. 6-7lO0. o to Q.
CAPE COD VALUE--sPAcIoUs I
bedrm.. 2 baths. custom built rec
Fno.' ,fsoSS fsnssS lot. FHA appraised
HUoH 7. PECK. 11e4s o.orri, Av.
Trade-call for Free Appraisal
leverly designed and SO unusual
Is this Kemp Mil split-level
Almost new. II offers 4 bedrooms
family room, ultramodern kiteh.
en-, screened porch and more al
o o's''''"'
wn and enjoy 4 4-bedroom. -
bath rambler near Sligo Colt
Course at low. low Sla.SO0.
Hot-water baseboard heat and a
1918 paneled family room make
This q must-seel
N
ote the ideal location OF our T.
bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod
Cedar lane area between Bethesd a
and Kensirgton in Holy Redeemer
Parish. Recreation room, screened
porch and wooded lot make II
L
iberate yourself from cramped
quarters; move into this roomy,
Bradley Hills split -level featur-
ing center hall. bedrooms and
baths, Florida room, gear ga
rage. large lot and well,
call US. $3S,360.
E
ven the Skeptics will recognize
the real value of this 3-bedroom
Colonial near Franklin and Univ
BLVD. with full basement and
side screened porch. 30 con
venient. yet so private, and 90
low priced at $16,950.
ounE and old alike will appre.
ciate the quality Of the center.
hall brick rambler we offer. Lo.
Gated In Woodside Park. thi.
home includes 8 bedrooms. !:
baths. car-poreh and mos
unusual and beautiful recreation
room. S33,950.
JAMES. C. coNLEY q CO.
95?5 Ca. Ave. JU. a-4134 Til
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SUMNER
AIR CONDITIONED

AIR CONDITIONED
Transferred executive offers this
beautifully decorated 4-yr.-old
hems p ne. situated Y, az ssI on quiet sul.ds-sse
paneled library, ise. 6edrm. and
full bath; 3 bedrns., 2 baths with
ample storage on end. Ground
level rec. rm. opens 10 patio and
vell-planted garden;. 2-car "a
rage. This home will please the
most discriminating purchaser.
For appt. to see, call Mrs. Maekie.
STOEVER- -HAWLEY co.
OIL. 6:732I REALToR OIL. e-s2s4
TAKOMA PARK = House with
income. 3 apts., and room, q
car garage. Very good cond. .
eiks. 70 city bus. stores, etc. 711l
Carrol ave. Call JU. 9-7O70 for
TAKOMA PARK-AssUMR L0E,
TRUST; eompl. decorated Ipac
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms., liV. I'm. w
nrspi spaa kit with table space. 10.
HUGH T. PECK. l124e oeorxia Ay.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
TAKoMA JR. HIGH AREA-3.bed. !.
rm. Colonial home; liv. room, sep
arate din. rm., equipped kit. with
table space; full bsmt.. new pine
panel rec. nm; front porch; p
car garase. VIII sell FHA with low
SoTn % payment: Asking Sl5.5OO
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-7100. SO.
TRANSF.. must sell Lovely j0-rm =,
3-bath split-lepe!:: S3l, 500. $1,000
an: Assume trust. MA. 2-I463.
Westmoreland Hills
Owners change In plan makes avail
able this charming 4-bedrm., pa
bath brick Dutch Colonial. Pan
DIN. rm. with hfepl., library, pow
der rm: and aii-elec. kit, scr
has many extras and should be
seen to be APPRECIATED. For appt
to see, call Mrs. Machie.
STOEVER -HAWLEY CO.
OIL. 6-1321 Rtaltor OIL. 6-s224
WHEATON-Low down pymt and
move in. Adorable 3-bedrm ranch.
er with carport, and level fenced
Zardrn Sl4.960 and "oK'd I
KEN pRusKIN 4 CO. 10. b-90O5
WHEATON. l2026 BLUEHML RD.
"-story Semidet.; 8 rms, bath, Tas
&C. heat; fenced I'd. UN. l-7O45.
WHEAT0N-$13.60O, $500 dn.; g.
bedrm. brk.: din. Tn.. rec. rm.
ALLEN REALToR. Lo. 5.ls50.
WHAT0N-Nams your own down
payment I'VE mean IT. on this
2-bedrm. Goodman contemporary
on nice lot. Assume lge. VA loan
Owner will accept 2nd trust. S1b,-
900. SLIGO REALTY, REALTORS,
JU. s-S600.
WHEATON-S400 dn, o-bedrm
rambler, full bsmt., pine-paneled
rec. rm; fenced I'd. ofi-st. pkg.
HUGH 7. PECK. 1194s oeorsia Ave
LET US Sell YOUR HOME
WHEATON-Sl5,95O brick ram.
eler, 2 baths. side scr pch., full
Hu6a H56s rtsi SEED !H, I19.S io SSssSo sn,s; .v,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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ALEXANDRIA
INCOME PROPERTY
SALE BY OWNER

LsIbe nIlck nome with rental apt.
pelray ave. XII. s-6530, or Great
Mills. Md. 397-J-3, after Sun.
S. OF Mt, Vernon pkvay-
90 min, D. C., 10 Beivoir. An Of.
ferinE for flrst time. 3-bedroom
(or ~ rambler with entr. hail,
huge cathedral-eeilinged liv. rm.
w/hrepl.. sep. din. rm. w/hrepi.
lge. kit, den and family rm Sit
uAted on la-acre wooded lot. Walk
to schools, bus and shops. FHA
requested. Asking 100000. LOU
CHACEY REAL ESTATE, so. g.
$3.50.
ALEX. = Monthly pay.
mentS only SOS total on this AZ
OF assumption. . bedrms., liv. rm ,
dining rnn.. rec. rIn.. fenced yard
Near schools and pool: full price
$4,000. OWNER. so. $3.50. 92t
Kenyon or.
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RIVERDALE WOODS

Attention NASA. NsA and
USDA-Grand, almost new,
spltt-level, ultra in every
way; 3 exceptional bedrms.,
lee. liv. rm. and din. nm.
de luxe eye-catchinR kit.
with all the extras, fagstone
patio for gracious summer
outdoor living; many extras.
Call n see
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CoLsToN DR.. near. Meadowbrook
rec. area-Immaeulate 3-bedrm.
det. Colonial brick: spacious rms.
L. stszi1. D1R1ihp Ralph Isis 3. COIN asis'o'
conn. AVE. AREA = Huge z-bed-
room. 2-bath brick home has sep.
din. rrn-.. spac. kit, bright bSmt,
and shady fenced yard. Assume
4h% loan: s2l,6o0 and "oK'd
KEN DRUsKIN & CO.. 10. b-20Os
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
$500 Dn., $88 Mo.
A. splendid 3-bedroom home that
has been newly decorated inside
dollar value with payments cheap.
er than rent.
ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-You'll fall
In love with. this modern bfk.
rambler. moderately priced at
Sl4.75O with 8 lse. bedrms. and
very nice yard for youngsteTs
to play. L0. 5-3os7. open d to
p SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-4-bedroom
ssplit-level; sep. dining rm.. large
Kitchen; assume large 4hes loan.
EIsENAcHER REALTY 10. 4-S6S6
CONN. AVE. ESTATES : 3-bedrm.
duplex; sep. din. rm., bsmt. with
FLETcHER. open 90. 10. 6-1677.
COUNTRY ESTATE = Impressive
white brick. New England Colonial
on nearly four acres OF beautiful
lawn; four bedrooms, ga baths,
den. maid'S room, recreation
room. separate dining room. 2-car
garage, near all schools. $49, 800.
4, J; KESSINGER a. CO., JU.
FOREST GLEN RD.-Dream house /
Immaculate 3-bedrn. brk. ram
bler with rec. rm. side porch, all
ass'sI siestIie Kit: kit;; asking siS,s50.
FOUR C0RNERS-Charming brick
Cape Cod Offering 2 bedTmS..
bath, Nv. rm: with hrepl, din. rm
ana kit. on lSt A., = bedrms. and
rm., maids rm., workshop, laun-
dry and outside entr.. garage: can
assume 4hh loan; asking $22.- =
300 SLIGO REALTY, REALTORS,
JU. S-S600.
GLENMONT = spotleSs 3-bedYm
home. Has extra-lge. rms. full
bSmt. and shaded fenced lot, AS
sumo high loan. $16,96O and
"Ok'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRusKIN L CO., 10. 6-2OO5
HONEYMOON SPECIAL
lGLENMONT - Cozy 2-bedrm. bum
galoW on lovely yard, bus line. nr
park. only $3.50 down. PO. 2-3l4U.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
INDIAN SPKTNGS-Chafmina arm
brk, colonial with full hsmt.: large
!evei lot; open to offer; asking
BEERS BROS. Ju. $3.50
KENsINGToN. Blueford. rd.-For
baths. full bsmt. wyoutside en-
trance; dead-end street: excel.
loo. for family " children: Sl,6OO
cash; assume 4h% OF. Phone Lo
KENsINGToN, walk to the Plaza
and sehools-Modern brk. ranch
sr. with 3 lse. bedrns., family
XIV, nfepi. In ltv. rm., de luxe
rec rm. and full bath in bsmt.
Quiet setting. Avail. for school
term: 10. b-36s7, SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MOT.
KENWOOD PARK AREA. BETHES-
DA - New Colonial split-leVel. s
rooms; 70 or 4 bedrms. or library
3 baths. 3 entrances. level lot,
basement. Schools, shoppinH, bus
nearby. A spacious home for only
S35.a50 VERY ATTRACTIVE
TERMS with 634ts financing. W.
CLIFFORD SHERTZER Builder
kealtoE. OIL 6.8342 OIL. 6-650O.
LARGE FAMILY-s bedrms.. KIT
the family can eat in, full bsmt.
detached garage. low eos. 10
HUGH T. PECK, lle4s oeorris Ave
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
LISTINGS WANTED
Houses are moving fast. Active Of
fee needs listings. Call for free
sales appraisal.
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F. w. BERENs, Realtors

HA. 7-4500
BEL PRE- MANOR In view Of new
Indian Spring Country Club: i'm
posing new 3-bedrm. 2-bath.
eenter-hall split on huge lot. 10
minis. from Silver sprinE. Owner.
investor will consider trade.
O. A. scHLEsINGER CO. Lo. 5000
BETHESDA Centrally air-cond
brick split-level; upper COS:
bedrms., 3 baths, nm. rec. I'm,
20x20 liv. rm., sep din. rm.. mod
kit with. table space: w.v. car
peting plus many extras. lmmae
ANDR1S REALTY. OIL. 2-9070
BETHE6DA AREA - Large hTick
split-foyer rambler: bedrms .
Ia. baths. daylight rec. room
modern kit: iMmac,; mid-20S.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-a070 Til
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SPLIT LEVEL c. yrs. oldl-Cool
eomforti Complete air condition
ing. Immaculate condition. 2 bed
rms. den. IN baths. Assume
Priced PidO sse,soo. YouNk1N 7 AND NE,
CO., Lo. 4-s022 til 0.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
CHESTER KELLER
Woodmoor Agency Corn.

"OOAAlAOOA akcilCy NOIp.
10l17 Colesville Rd.
Woodmoor Shopping Center
JU. 6-7l00 q TO o
NEW Williamsburg COLONIAL:
I bedTms. 2h baths, 2-cSr ga
fabulous kitchen, ready for occu-
pancy. 10. 5-2poO.
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 oeorEia Ave.
Trade-Can for Free Appraisal
NR. WHEATON PLAZA
Custom built, 4-bedrm.. 56-ft. ram
bier. ga baths. fabulous rec. rm,.
Dashboard h.-w.h., birch kit. cabi-
nets: level lot; must be seen to be
appreciated. LO. 6-2T5O, LO.
6.l2ag. Lo. 5-3423.
0AKvIEW-Prieed for QUICK sale
ct only S22.900; 3-bedrm.. ala
bath, brick Split-level.
''SPARKIES LIKE NEW
Walk out hasn't wJrec. rm.: walk
dist. to public and paroehial schools
and express bus.
M NyYONH~FAa So . ,nn,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ACRE AND ONE-HALF
BANNOCKBURN
ESTATES

BRAND-NEW HOMES
S9-it. rambler, $55, 900. 4 bedrms. Il,
ga baths. liy. rn. with fireplace,
kitchen, breakfast rm.. dining rm..
rec. rm, with fireplace. maids rm.,
2Ox21 1T. screened porch. gear ga
rage, A.aere wooded lot.
COLONIAL-AllW white: + bedrooms,
4 baths, 9 freplaces. Gear garage,
maids rm. over h-aere, wooded
lot. All De luxe features. through
out S57,BO0
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(cokTINuEp)

mod. sSrden ants. west Of 6ie6s
I'd. Ar. Arl. Hall. Walk TO- shops,
schs.. churches. Direct bus to
sss wa,s .sa yls iss sst. sufhsNSs hsys AsTs sIS%
4014 Columbia pike, ia. 2-9676
ARL.. close in-l -bsdrm, apt, air.
cond. bedrm,, ldry. facil.: $7s pei
no" Plus, HlSs util'. zoos Q. 4th at
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MT, VERNON

Delishtfullv different. Situated on
q tremendous lot with trees this
appealing. 8 spacious bedrooms,
full baths. large living room. big
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en- with eating space. Surrounded
by an estate fence. Well priced at
S2a,5OO with excellent terms
KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

RANDOLPH HILLS
LOW OWN. PYMT.-FHA
Immaculate. spacious. 3-bedTm.
1h-bath brick rambler: din. rm.
full bsmt. Eye-appealing. level lot
fenced. Extras!
LO. 4-8440
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

AMAZING RAMBLER VAIL DE.
$l7,950-3 bedrooms, In baths,
In quiet elose-in neighborhood; ;
full daylite bsmt. RIPLEY CO..
JU. 5.6lll.
CAPITOL HlLL-Very nice, 0-rm.,
3-bath home on broad ave., near
Seward square: good cond.: SI3,-
$50: Ii. S.0i2S. HERBiRT i
SONS,
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SILVER SPRING : Very pretty
white Cape Cod framed by ma
testic oaks, nr Franklin ave. 3
bedrms.. lv, rm.. din, rm., Only
Sl7,500 with easy FHA terms.
YOUNK1N a. CO.. LO. Arroyo
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FALLS CHURCH-s1s,50O
4-BEDRM., 2-BATH BRICK
FAMILY ROOM

This HUGE all-purpose room
of the kitchen is probably
one OF the most beautiful
you'll ever see, paneled, jal.
ousied, looking out onto well
Handicapped grounds, it'll be
loved at first sight. This
S28,500 home also includes 3
bedrooms, 26-ft. recreation
room in the full basement
and detached brick garage.
Excellent community. $1,000
down. This you'll want to see.
TRADES CONSIDERED. Call
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MANovnL REALTY CORP.

ROCK CREEK HILLS
OWNER TRANSFERRED AL
most new, very modern and
liyable. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
plus maid or in-law GUAR
ters Formal din. rnA., very
private porch, paneled walk
out rec. room You must see
this to appreciate II. $40
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Continued on Next Page
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
Second Big Fight
Card Scheduled AT
Fairview, April 9

Fight fans of this area will again
have the opportunity to see a fight
card presented by the Fairview
Athletic Club. The first card was
so we'll received and the requests
so great that the second card has
been arranged for Saturday, April
8, at 800 pm. at the Fairview
Gym.
Headlining the card will be the
main event featuring 1860 Mon
tana Golden Glove Middleweight
Champion, Ken Carothers of Great
Falls against 1860 North Dakota
Golden Glove Champ, Clayton Nc
Cay of Williston.
Also featured will be a bout
between Don Olson, Great Falls
runnerUp welterWeight, the Mon
tana AAU, against Gary Thomp-
son of Bottineau, one of the best
welterWeights in North Dakota.
Fifteen other bouts are Schedul-
ed between FairvieW, Parshall and
Glendive boxers. Top notch enter
tainment is assured.
Ringside and reserved seats may
be obtained at the Sidney Herald
Moose Club, Elks Club and KICK
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

There is nothing sweeter than
youth, nor anything as truthful.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
August Hanson
Buried Saturday

August Hanson, pioneer farmer
and homesteader of the Spring
Lake Community, died at Com
munity Memorial Hospital on
March 81. Funeral services were
held Saturday, April 2, at
200 pm. in Cloyd-G order Mort
uary Chapel. The Rev. Stanley
Larsen, pastor of Pella Lutheran
Church officiated.
Mrs. Peter Steffens was organ
list. Mrs. Al Lund sang Behold A
Host" and 81 Know Of A Sleep"
Pallbearers were Sam Childers,
Glenn Wasser, David Davis,
Homer Barber, Peter Norduane,
and Oscar H. Parsons. Interment
wa in the Sidney Cemetery.
Mr. Hanson was born in Swe-
den on August 9, 1882, and came
to the US. during the early years
of this century settling first in
Iowa., where he worked for sew
eral years before coming to Rich
land County in 1910, to file on a
homestead in the Spring Lake
Community northeast of Lambert
He received the patent to his land
in the District Court here on Nov
ember g., 1915, and farmed his
homestead until 1858, when he
sold his land, and the following
year, moved into Sidney. He has
lived here since then.
Mr.. Hanson never married, anC
has no known surviving relatives
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
SIDNEY JAYCEENS VISIT
WOLF POINT CLUB

Nine members of the Sidney Jay
ceenS motored to Wolf Point Sat-
urday, April 2 to attend an inter-
club luncheon and meeting. Towns
represented were Fairview, GlaS-
gov, Sidney, Glendive and Wolf
Point.
A spring style show was pre-
sented during the luncheon and
the group was also entertained
with several selections by a trio
from Wolf Point.
A gift was presented to one per-
son from each town and Harriet
Morris name was drawn for the
Sidney gift.
Chrys Maree ThOrsen of Wolf
Point, district vice president con-
Quoted the meeting. Mary StaytOn,
state president and Sue Metully,
state secretary, spoke to the group.
Each local president also gave a
short talk.
A State Charter was presented
to the Glasgow club by Mary
Stayton. Roberta Vaughn of Fair
view was endorsed as a candidate
for state vice president from this
district.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

Mrs. Geo. Stevens, Mrs. Nellie
Stevens, Mrs. Ted MacIlary, Mrs.
Maude Clark of G~lenbourn, N. D.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chip Monson visited
at the Francis Rhoads home last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Skedsvold
motOred to Dickinson and Herbon,
North Dakota last Tuesday.
Mrs. Harlan Hanson and son re-
turned to Fargo after spending a
couple of weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Iverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood HonnahS
of Billings were guests at the Ford
Sims home recently.
Mrs. Sina StenSlie of Watford
City was a guest at the Mrs. Tom
Oakland home last week.
Father Simon, Mrs. Lorraine
Casey, Mrs. Harvey Monson went
to Bismarck last Sunday.
Filda Johnson was hostess to
her sewing Club at her home Mon
day evening.
Ben Olson who spent the winter
at the Old Peoples Home at Arne-
gard came home last week.
Bill Lame spent several days
at Billings.
Scotty Rogers of Alaska is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Art Hett and
other relatives this past week.
Louie Waslif, Homer Painter
and Glenn HeLing attended the
cattle sale at Sidney last Wednes-
day.
The school play, "The Little
Dog Laughed" put on by the jun
iors and several sophomore girls
was held at the Flaten Gym Friday
and Saturday evening.
Minda Christianson and Gillie
were Fairview goer's on Sunday
Alice Rud Of Watford City visit
ed her sister and relatives Satur-
day, M. Fjelstad, Joyce Crool
of Sidney spent the weekend a
the Fjelstad home.
Mrs. Ray Winder was hostess Il
the Alexander birthday club Fri
! day evening. The honored CUES
was Mrs. Doyle Green of Williston
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
E. G.. Kellner
State Chamber
Publication Mgr.

A former Montana weekly and
semi-weekly newspaper editor has
begun his duties as governmental
and publications manager of the
Montana Chamber of Commerce,
it was announced by Edwin G.
KeIlner, State Chamber secretary
treasurer and business manager.
Gilluly's primary duties will be
to edit the Montana Chamber pub
locations, the Montana Citizen and
Montana Affairs. He comes to
Helena after % years as editor of
the Glasgow Courier.
A native Montanan, Gilluly first
began newspaper work with his
father, J. A. Gilluly, Montana
weekly publisher. He graduated
from Montana State University,
School of Journalism in 1880 and
worked for the Great Falls Tribune
as reporter for two years before
going to Glasgow.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
Richey News Items

The Bridge Club met on Mon
day evening in the home of Harold
Berry. Winners of the evening
were, Mrs. Bill Miller, first; Mrs.
Lloyd Eggum, second and Mrs.
ralph Wienke received low. The
draw prize went to Mrs. George
Covlin.
Miss Rita Whiteman was hon
ored ON her 18th birthday ami
VerSary with a surprise party at
her nome on Monday evening.
Seventeen young folks were pre-
sent to join in the games and
refreshments.
The Onward Home Project Club
met on Friday afternoon in the
nome of Mrs. Christine Bitterness.
Ten members and two visitors an
SWered roll call. The president,
Mrs. Dorothy Miller presided.
Stanley Waters was reelected
trustee of School District 70, for
a three year term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb johnson re-
turned home from California
where they spent the winter visit
ing with. their son Marvin and
family.
Mrs. Wallace Gibson returned
from her five week trip to Blue
field, Virginia, where she visited
her parents, also visited in Fl.
Pierce, Florida.
Mrs. Glen Walkers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson, her two sisters
and brother left Tuesday morning
for their home in Colville, Wash,
after a few days visit here.
David POSey returned from
MisSoula where he competed in
the 5th Annual State Science Fair.
David's entry, a electric computer
in the Mathematical division, re-
ceived 18th place.
A banquet was given on Thurs
day evening for the Richey Royal
Basketball team, the Cheerleaders,
also Coach and Mrs. Keith
Thomas, Supt. and Mrs. Donald
Blair and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deeney. The guest speaker was
DR.. AlteroWitz from Eastern Mon
tana College of Education at Bill
ings. John Deeney was master of
ceremonies.
A baby boy was born to Mrs.
Glen Walker at the Hospital in
Glendive Monday. Mrs. Walker
has two other boys and three girls.
Word has been received the MIR.
and Mrs. Frank P. Blair had been
IN a car accident at WOODBURY..
Ore, they had spent the winter at
Eugene, Ore, and were on their
way to Spokane, Wash, to visit
their son John when the accident
occurred. Mrs. Blair submitted to
surgery in the Salem Memorial
Hospital in Salem, Ore, on Satur-
day and is recovering satisfactorily
Mrs. Henry Youngman from st
Cloud, Minnesota visited her sor
and daughter-in-law, MI. and Mrs
Ira Zuroff the past three days.
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger who
has been a patient in the Northern
Pacific hospital the past few weeks
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Richert spent her 91st
birthday anniversary quietly al
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ruth Ellwein, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, by
he undersigned, Freddie Ellwein, adj
ministrator of the estate of Ruth
Ellwein, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four
az months after the first pubhca-
ton of this notice to the said Freddie
Ellwein at the office of Paul H. Cresap
at PIP South Central Avenue. Sidney.
Montana.
Dated this 18th day of March, AID,
1860.
FREDDIE ELWEN
Administrator
PAUL H. CRESAP
Attorney for Administrator
P. o. Address: Box 953
Business Address:
212 South Central Avenue
Sidney, Montana
Publish March 16. %, 80, April s
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
Holy Name And
knights Receive
Communion Sunday

st. Philomena's Holy Name
Society and the knights of Column
bus will receive Holy Communion
in a body Sunday, April 10, at the
800 mass. All the men of st. Phil
Omena's parish are asked to join
in this Communion Day.
All altar boys are invited to re-
ceive communion with the men of
the parish this Sunday and also
invited to the breakfast which will
be served at the st. Philomena's
school gym Immediately following
mass.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

her home in Richey Monday.
Among her many birthday cards
received, was one from the Presi-
dent of the United States which
was the high light of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen CouttS and
Mrs. Vernon Culver returned Sun
day from CooperStown, N. Oak.
MIR. Coutts attended a meeting of
the Farmers Union Central Ex-
change at st. Paul, Minnesota.
Leighton Stoker of Livingston
spent Sunday with his parents in
Richey.
The annual spring concert will
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
LOCAL PHONE EMPLOYEE
TO GET SERVICE EMBLEM

Mrs. Marcia Johnson, customer
clerk, commercial department of
the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph Company in Sidney
will receive service anniversary
hOnOrs this month. Mrs. Johnson
is one of nineteen employees in
the state receiving service en-
blems for five years service with
the company.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

be presented Tuesday, April IL at
800 o'clock at the Gym by the
music department of Richey High
School. Groups participating will
be the Senior and Junior Bands,
Boys Chorus, Girls Chorus, Mixed
Chorus, the Royalettes and Roy
aleers and the Trumpet Trio. Miss
Ann Jumper is music instructor.
Ben Albrecht left Monday for
Freeman, South Dakota where he
will stay with his brother Pete
Albrecht who is I'LL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve GRADER and
Mrs. Harry Wilkens and children
from Glendive were Sunday eve
ming dinner guests of Mrs. j. p.
GRADER.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

A criticism sometimes does an
individual more good than a
compliment.