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Evening star., 1961-03-10
BRADLEY AREA
HOLLY HILL

Deepwell drive on beautiiul
wooded lot in an area Of quality
homes. Contemporary rambler Of
redwood snd brick. 4 hedrmS:: ?
baths and family rm: with tirepi; a;
iiV' E rrs., extra 6edrms. and bath
Priced S6s,50O. Ewes. call Mr..
Howard, EN-. b-0494.
W. C. S A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Az o.dsST I9STToMAc OFFICE HSs s-ssse
BRADLEY WI. L.-EDGEMOOR CLUB
Lovely Colonial slate-roof homt
for growinE family in one q
Beth, most ettrac. netghporhoodi
with loads OF trees that you will
enjoy this summer. LILY. rm.' fire'
pl., sep. din, rm., mod. kit. lead
Ing 70 pch.; lge. exec: pansied esI e,;I
tn oF d0sm1tors Snd gooT r sontss ad1Sinng twin I
size bedrms. and nursery or Al
bedrm. Bsmt. contains fin. rec. rrn
and powder rI1.: attached gar.
storm windows throughout. Al
this. In excep. area for $26.96O
Walking dist. TO fast D. c.. transp
Excel. shop. and all schools.
XENWOOD OD-SPR1NGF1ELD-Monti
cello Colorized rambler con
tains 1 twin bedrms;, study %
with raised firepi. to rear patio
countryside kit, extra lge. out
Qf-ground paneled rec. rm. will
tirepl;. full bsmt.; 2-csI garage
Priced to sell at S41,500; $3.50
will handle, Walking dist. to pub
lie. parochial schools, fast D. c
transp., Westwood shop. center
VIM. D. LUCAS ASSOC. OIL. 6.SS6i
BRICK REsIDENCE-1Ol4 Sc
Mansion DR. Silver Spring u
9-762l after Q.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mid 20S

4Nx1O Gus
White frame house, among tai
trees, with charm and dignity
Center hall, modern kit, 3 large
bedrooms, lovely yard. Wonderful
clubs. WEST OF CONN. AVE. II
inspect. call Mrs. Dawson. Ma. s.
$500: ewes. and week ends, WO
8-4162. BOSS d PHELPS, NC.
Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE, off western ave.
1-fare bus-Brk. rambler: big din
rm;. 8 bedrms., 9 baths, bsmt.,
attic, ssrage, S26,960. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF ND, INC, OIL. g.
$500.
CHEVY CHASE, exclusive Spring
field--1st time offered; fully air.
conditioned 3-bedrm.. 3-bOth brk
rambler; 8 fireplsces, mahogany-
paneled den. det. garage; S37 800
CHESTER KELLER, JU. 6-7lO0.
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I. L. LEWIS
10. 6.4330
WESTGATE
FIRST TINE OFFERED

Immaculate 3-bedrna., 1M-bath CO.
lonial in this much. .deSired close
In neighborhood Of finest schools
and churches. 1st n. includes Nv.
rm. with firspl., sep. din. frn.,
paneled den and powder rm., fun
tiled bsmt:. gareee. Very reason.
HAWLEY CO., REALTORG, Oh.
6.7321 or OIL. 0.665b.
WHEATON-Bfick 3-bedrm. ram.
bier: large kit. fenced corner lot
close to elementary school: move
In without busting. S19, 800, 30.
w. BERENE, REALTOR
1927 Fenton st.. Q. 8. JU. 7-7700
WHEATON-A cute 3-bedroom bFk
Cape Cod on very pretty eulsde-
sac. A real family home with tull
bsmt. and FHA'd. Sl7,B00.
call the happy home hunter1 q
YOUNKIN q CO. 10. 4.S02S
WHEATON - Brick rambler, eplit.
level entrance, q bedfTns.. Q full
baths, rec. rul.. eir.cond... ROOT
patio, fenced, shaded yard; M
schools; eony. shop; <MT a
loan. By OWNERS SIC, $50. WI
O@6oUO.
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ANNANDALE

i, ASSUME 4hN 81 LoAN
;sssSs E ssHisS H. ,sss: =:
pletely ednipped KIT. WIeating
space: cony. dining ell, sizabie ii7.
fm. ,w/firepl., and huge walk in
closet; dec, drisrrl tirepl: equip.
Sassd See.d SM shSFt *. ken sstss e thiEh !. scssS s
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61LTTS5ORE R1RKWAY 1REA-5
6edfm. rambler With caYpVrt: iafI,
liv. fm., king.Si1s master esdFm,
lot; rHA terms or laSsJ1me 4ihsI
oI loan. Call for paltlculAss. .
FREE 0TATB PROPERTIES
AP. 7.1200' - =
DELTsVMLE-l-bedrm. brick; Ser
din. rm.. fun bemt; y acre.
LANGLEY REALTY M. 9-O20I
BRRWYN HTS.-Immac. 2.6edTnl
brick rambler. storm doom n.I anI
parking, fenced yard; Vaii-to-WSl
THA. LUshY..RRo;SESSTTs. D' w VI
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Rethesda-Mass. Ave. Area

ALTA ylSTA-Brand-neW 4-bedrm
colonisls in mid = eos. FenceC
wooded lots. Choose your color
now. Mrs. Simmons, I'm. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sAEE-MB.
ROLLNGWOOD AREA

Attractive brick rambler. n 2 oeny.
tary school; modern kit., 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, large liy. rm.r sep
erate din. Fm.: nicely landSeaped,
fenced rear yard. Quiet street. To
inspect this and other good buys
call EN-. S-1e0O; evenings. IN.
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WTs-Settlement costs only snc
payments Of approx. Ss5 mo. for
. clean home with separate din,
rAl., eQuipped kit, 2 tWtn-siSe bed
rms, f0Il bsmt., screened porch:
fenced yard, adjoining acres 0i
play area for the kiddfes; walk 70
all Convenience.
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CHEVY CHASE
LSt-Floor Bedrm, and Bath

Dream cottage, built Of brick and
stone. with slate roof and oodleI
and coolies Of charm: 1St flool
also has spacious living rm.. guest.
size dining rm., today'S kitchen
screened porch; 2nd floor, 2 bed,
rms. and bath; full bsmt.: terrifi,
lot: mid-20s. Ours exclusively,
REAL1STINGS CORP.
nY a Annn
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SETHRsDA; Bradley Estate area
dfai ceiling. din. rm., dishwasher
dinette, etc. 5 big bedrms., z
baths. psnsled family rm. ant
bath, garage with elec. door
many extras. Low 40s. SAMUEL
:. BoGLEY or ND, INC, OIL. O.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD:

FOREST GROVE - Custom built
rambler; $S2.600; brick Sesyty,
3 bedrms., huge clubroom, dining
room, fireplace; garage. Call 10.
6-0S4z, o til 9.
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PARKWAY EsTATEs-Reduced 70,
immediate sale. An, attractive, 5.
bedrn1. brick rambler with full
6smt:: beautiful corner lot, COM
pletely fenced: walk to bus and
other conveniences. Assume large
4MT6 loan with moderate down
and only $3.50 down FHA.
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COL UAGBIA PARK-sparklins new
rambler: beautifully finished and
the floor plan 10 terrific; ample
closets; separate dining area, 2
tW1n-size bedrms., tile bath, equip.
kit. full bsmt.: level lot; must
see to appreciate. Only $12,95O.
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CH. CH. : Beautiful 8 rms. 2
compl. baths. bsmt., yard. Conv.
schls.. transp. OIL. 6-6749.
CHEVY CHASE = Ideal location,
brk. rambler with liv. rm.. firepl..
sep, din. rm., 3 bedrms., 9 baths,
modern kit, patio. and attached
garage: owner leaving area, anxi-
Gus to sell. Middle 2Os. GEO. W.
RoBERISoN REALTOR, OIL. q
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BETHESDA-3-bedrnl.. 2-bath brk
rambler; large patio with com
plete privacy: on forested acre
dead-end street. Sale by OWNER
nnid.3Os, OIL, 0-082l.
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S2l.

V
Beautiful sll-brick Split-lsvel homes,
S5Es ly ia1,Ipe1 Nv s%1 Ss sip: S 1ednE SssrasS: s
ioris" Suiit.in Naii iji oven sSd eoHn.
ter top range. Eeiviuetof Felfgy 8
lovely bedTmS.. and 2 full baths;
plus huge rec. room and " bath
roughed-in % lower level. AttfAe;
landseaDed lots. Conv. TO ell
AiSo LARGE SPLIT FoYR
RAMBLxR8 S21 .&00
NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORR.
HE. 4-59O0
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Shannon & Luchs

ReaItorS Since 1906 5000 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial, II
desirable Rosemary School area
3 bedrms.i 2 baths, liv. rm., sep.
arate din. rm.. kitchen, full base.
ment, side screened porch, at.
tached brick garage; nice yard
No agents. BY OWNER, OIL. 8,
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UNIVERSITY PARK

ONLY VI Zoo DOWN
Price reduced on this honeymoon
gcr. porch lovely yard in this most
desired neighborhood. Now reduced
y sell at FILA appraisal. Only
Slg GOO. IT'S Q real doll house.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
REALTORS HE. A-3S0O
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FRINGE oEoRoBs R1ALTY &C
THE HOUSE or HoMER"
I'M ALMA
Evening star., 1961-03-10

DETHESDA-HAPPIE LIVING IN
THIS S-BEDR0QM BRICK CO.
LONlAL: comfortable den, firepl.:
sep. din. nm. full bSmt. HUGH
T. PECK. BETHESpA. OIL. 6-9170.
BETH.-WYNGATE4 BEDROOMS
White Cape Cod: 2 baths, scr. pch..
oIULIAI0 Real Estate. OF. 4-1100
BETA5sDA. River I'd; srsa-En-
2 baths: first. floor has large
family rm. and den with wood
burntns firepl,: S24.s5O. 10,
HUGH i. PECK, 11246 Ga. Ave.
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
RETHESDA-LOVELY SUBURBAN
HOME, 3 tWin-siEed bedrms.. ga
baths, mafog. .-paneled rec. rm:,
stone firepl.; lge. level lot. HUGH
T. PECK. BETHESDA. OIL. 6-9170.
BETHESDA-Close-in 4 and bed
rm. brick homes, 2ls to 4 baths,
plaster walls, stainless steel kits,
S2S, 500 to $33,50O. To inspect,
BETHESDA HOMES. INC, OIL.
4-SlO4: eyes, OIL. 4-6077.
BETHESDA (nr. Bradley and VIII
Son)-BiE Colonial on dead-end
street; den or bedrm. and bath,
0ishWasher, etc. Upstairs, 3 bed:
rms, 2 baths, rec. rTn. and half
ASSUME az TRUST. SAMUEL 2.
BOGLEY OF Nd INC, OIL. O.
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Pobiak & Pobiak

WeSLWooo CenIer, OL. 2-4OUU
SETHESDA FANTASTIC! Fabu-
lous rambler near NH. Wide
center hall, living room approx.
15x25, large private dining room,
Sorgeous kitchen: 8 twin-siSe bed
rooms, ga baths; beautiful rec
Reation room with fireplace in i'm
huilt-in sarage. Condition is per-
feet! Convenient to schools and
recreation center; $29, $50. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI 7-1411;
ewes. W0. 6-43S5.
DETHEsDAi 5 min. walk to every.
thing: B-cC High, Our Lady Of
Lourdes area-Immediate posses
sion Of 3-hedrm. brick Colonial;
sep. din. rm., side porch, wooded
rear yard, full bSmt., S20,950.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1416
DETHESDA; Mass. ave. extended
Luxury aif-cond. brk. rambler
with 4 bedrms., 31z baths. paneled
library, glass-enclosed porch, rec.
I'm. and garage. Quick possession
Realistic price Of $50. $50. Call
JAMES =. sCH5WS6As. EN-. 2-6soo;
BETHEsDA-Very. spacious brick
rambler overlooking scenic vista;
. peQEmAss y pht1Sp u6yllbub WAN
out bsmt., rec. rnn.- and roughed-
a bath and room for 4th bedrm..
ANDRiS REALTY. OIL. 5000 TIL Q
BETHEsDA - Don't miss thisl
Spacious S-bedrm brick rambler
with 2 full baths. in an area that
you will IKE. Modestly priced at
$23,OO0, HUGH T. PECK, Bethesda
Office, OF. 6-9170 til 8 pm.
BETHESDA; THIS H o q 8 Z HAS
EVERYTHING -4-bedToom brick
Colonial. 2ts baths. 1st-flr. pow
der rnn., paneled den, rec. rm; !;
HITzE M OTsp IS rEs!W Ssr1ss.Tf; RETHEsDS ma oI ~
6-0170.
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Takolna Park-$15,5OO
HOME.TNNNME

AR. 7-3670 Ewes, Hk. a-4s41
UNIVERSITY PARK-Loveiy brIcI
col9nial; latest kit. with dish
washer, etc., powder rm., bed
rms. 2 baths. rec. ,rm, w/firepl.
@l, 300. Nr. NsA and q. S'isIS 81 Ma
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY OF MD,
INC. OIL. 6-7800.
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SILVER SPRNG-HuFryi This one
in in ave-, we nc not .O tec far fSr from o Ma.
ks Tavern, 3-bedrm.. al-byick
rambler: full daylight bsmt.: Ice.
fenced lot: no steps: only $17l960.
WOOD9IDE REALTY CO., JU. O.
RlA0 Oman 'kiI o nm
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81. CATHERTNE'S RARISH-MaT:
Hos Hss' .aaans:s STE az ssr oss osSass s'i vls 5
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, scfSssSd
porch and rec. rm. S1e,o50.
YOuNKN q CO. 10. 4.e022 TIL .
81. JOINS RAHigH; VACANT.
MOVE RloHT M-HTiGht, cheer
full 1-hsdrin.s 2-bsth TSmbief With
very large rec: I'm: Wonaertul
GRATED. Only S22,eB0, FLA OK.
dhIEwELLaF CO.. 10. s-cseo'
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ROCK CREsT-outstanding buy,
3-bedrm. rambler, huge fenced,
level lot with trees. loads Of stor-
age space. assume loan. or CT no
money down. immed. possession.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT..
LO. 6-36S7.
ROCKCREsT. OUTSTANDING BUY
-3-bedrm. rambler on fenced.
level lot; lge. de luxe kit. loads q
HUGH HUGH 7. PECK. RocRvTIIE' siEiIIE,
GA. 4-6576.
IROCKVILLE-S45O dn.: lovely 2.
bedrm. Colonial on beaut. lot; din
rm,. firepl.. bath in bsmt. LO
5-S630. O. A. SCHLESlNGER co
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Tms ,id ,riadmblsE;. Nsscre fenced lot
9346 after pm. weekdays.
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1900 wilson BLVbS.' All. &

2300 WILSON BLVD, ARL.
IA. 7.9300 or ia. 4-4949
By BUHDER-An brick 5-bedrm.,
S.bath, expansible attic, slate efltr..
lin. rec rm. with firepl. and
captains kit. AL resid. Cobbdale,
HoWerton ave, Fairfax. Priced to
sell. q. J. PALMER, FL. 4-l210.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

ADMIRALTY APTs.-Attr. bldg,
2 bedrms., pvt. ent... lge, closets,
close-in, mr.. bus. S106 plus elec-
tricity. IA. 6-1654.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
GREENBELT
PLAZA

2-bedrm. duplex, S112. Roomy air
eond. apartments, with sliding
glass doors, disposals, balconies
or patios; adjacent to tennis
courts, youth center, lake, shop
ping. schools and churches; near
NSA, Fl. Meade, University Of
Maryland and 20 minutes down.
town via Baltimore Washington
pkwy. GREENBELT REALTY CO.,
Agents, Isl Centerways Green
belt. Nd. OR. 4-5700.
APTS., 4701 Ravens
wood I'd bedrm., newly dec,
incl. all utiIs. SS5. See res. mgr,
Apt. %. WA. 7-0O41.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

We have never been able n
decide whether it is harder to
borrow money or to pay it back
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Charley Creek

Mrs. Edith Kappel and children
of Saco, who have been visiting
at the home of her brother How
ard Smith, left Sunday for Pop
lar to visit.
Mr.. Mel RauSchendorfer and
children visited at the Quinto
Ruffatto home Wednesday night.
Mr.. Howard Smith Honore
Green, and Jane Lowry went to
Poplar, Saturday.
Pete Ruffatto of Sidney and
Raymond and Quinto RuffattO
were dinner guests at the Grin
Patch home Thursday.
Mr. Quinto Ruffatto and chill
dren, Thelma Ruffatto, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Fisher and Joe and Mr.
George Fisher went 10 Poplar
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
were guests of the REA at a lun-
cheon at the Lalonde hotel Tues
day. They report a very enjoy
able day was had.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mattelir
and Mrs. Stanghland of Brocktor
were visitors of the Howard
Smith home Thursday.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Yellowstone Two.

Mrs. Bob Wicorek and Mrs. Don
harSt were hosteSSes to the Moth
ers Circle of the Zion Lutheran
church IN the church parlors on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ReidIe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Rambur are on
an extended trip to Salt Lake
City, and Idaho.
This past week most of. the pa
irons of the East Fairview School
nave been helping with the clean
UP work and to preparing of the
school for use next week. The fire
on Saturday did considerable
damage with both smoke and
water besides the burning of the
furnace room.
john HoIbrook has purchased
the Paul Diede bus and began
driving it on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Niles have
returned from Spokane.
Charles Hardy and Ronnie
Shade returned a week ago from
Florida.
Mrs. Grace Reep was over from
Williston on Friday.
James Jewell, county superin-
tendent of schools in Mckenzie
county called at the East Fairview
school Monday to view the fire
damage. Pupils from the school
are attending school in the church
easements down town, and three
classes r using the old building
IN East FairVieW.
MI. and Mrs. Arvin Heinle re-
turned home this week from a
trip 10 Cashmere, Wn., where they
visited the Delbert Miller family
and at Salem, Oregon where they
visited the K. w. Noteboom fami-
ly.
Ben Pratt and Jack Hardy plan
to leave soon for Mexico City,
where they will attend the Uni
versity of Old Mexico.
Wayne SwenSon arrived home
This week from Fargo, where he
has been attending college.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
HOSPITAL GUILD MAKES
SPECIAL DAY FAVORS

Ihe Hospital Linen Guild met
rlday afternoon with Mrs. Royle
Koch, president, presiding. Tween
-y-luVe members were present,
representing 10 ORGANIZATIONS
TWO new members, Mrs. H. Da-
VldSon and Mrs. Russell Daniel
ION on Fairview, were welcomed
Mrs. Afford BahlS and Mrs.
Aoch brought in a number of
qu!ltS, some of which were new
lulltS made by the Methodist
WSCS, and two of which were re-
covered by Mrs. Koch.
Plans were made for the g11i1d,s
participation in the Centennial
Celeoratlon to be held in Sidney
IN June. The guild also voted to
INSTALL an air conditioner in the
our room ward, which is usually
occupied by elderly women.
Harriet Henderson supervised
One making of tray favors for hos
pltal patients on ST. Patrick's Dav
At the April IA meeting Easter
Tray favors will be made. Flower
GUILT blocks must be BROUGHT tc
mat meeting also. HoStesses will
De MINES. Afford Bahls, George
sanders, Charles Doran, Wilma
JoSephson and Dallas johnson.
Inc meeting Friday concluded
with a social hour and refresh
ments were served by MINES. Her
man Lorenzo, Harry Henderson
Jennie WoodfiH and Elsie Spaur
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 18th.
1861, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peter
sen of Sidney were honored
at the Pella Lutheran Church in
Sidney, in celebration of their
Golden Wedding Anniversary. A
large group of relatives, family
members, neighbors and friends,
some of them coming from a con-
siderable distance, gathered at the
church to make this an event long
to be remembered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Petersen.
At the entrance of the church
parlorS, Miss Eileen Petersen pre-
sided at the guest book, and her
sister, Connie, served at the punch
bowl. Also here was the family
tree that was assembled by Mrs.
Andrew Petersen, Jr. at the top
of which were miniature pictures
of the senior MIR. and Mrs. Peter
sen and the branches held mia
ture pictures of the Petersen chill
dren and grand children.
The tables were attractive1y ar
ranged and beautifully decorated
with golden NUNS and tapers. Mrs,
Henry Thompson and Mrs. Julius
Degn poured from the silver coffee
service. The delectable refresh
ments consisting of a wonderful
array of decorated sandwiches,
cookies and candies, were fur
niShed and served by a group of
the church ladies. The four-tiered
wedding cake was a gift from Mr..
and Mrs. Rudy Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Thompson of st.
Peter, MINI. parents and brother
Of Mrs. Oscar Petersen. The cake
was baked and decorated by Mrs.
Rudy Thompson. Mrs. Jesse Bax-
ter and Mrs. Lefty Wesin cut and
served the cake.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Seated at the table of the honor
ed pair were their children and
their families, also their nephew
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Petersen. AL of the Petersen chill
dren were present on this occasion
namely: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Petersen, Jr. of Sidney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Eldridge of Boze-
man, MI. and Mrs. Oscar Petersen
of Andes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Petersen and daughter of San
Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
EnghuSen and children of Eureka,
Mont. The Rev. Stanley Larsen
read a fitting portion from the
Bible and offered a prayer.
Following the lunch, Mr.. Roy
Degn, as master of ceremonies,
presented the following program:
several songs by the trio Eileen,
Connie and Barbara Petersen,
granddaughter of the honored
couple and they were accompan-
led by Mrs. Cecil Baxter, who also
played dinner music, and also
songs by the male quartet of the
church, Aril Sunwall, Syl Braaten.
Tony Hundtoft and Chris Iversen.
Mrs. Geo. Garfield, a long time
friend read an original poem. Mrs.
Henry Thompson then read the
account of their Silver Wedding
Anniversary which was held AT
the Andes Hall Feb. rs, 1886, and
many of those present on that
occasion were again present. Then
Mr.. Roy Degn called on Mr.. Carl
Petersen, the son of Chris. Peter
sen, deceased, who told of his
father together with Andrew
Petersen emigrating from Den
mark to the United States in 1907,
and paid a fine tribute to their
early and long friendship. Also at
this time many of those present
arose to pay tribute to their old
friends and neighbors. Of special
interest were the early pictures of
the family, projected on the
screen, of the Petersen brothers
and sisters in Denmark, and a SER
les of pictures from their wedding
day on through the early years of
pioneering and ranching up to the
present time. AS a token of esteem
by those present a gift of money
was presented to the Petersens by
Mr.. Syl Braatten. Among the many
gifts received was a book of Mem
cries, edged in gold, made up of
rememberanceS written by many
friends and acquaintance, and
edited by Mrs. Henry Thompson
and Mrs. Lefty Wesin.
The out of town guests present
were Mrs. Christiana Petersen and
daughter Helen of Minot. and her
son Carl and his wife of Kenmare.
N. Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cam
field and Mr.. and Mrs. John Birk-
land of Williston, N. Oak, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. Thompson of GILBERT
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Fldridge and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Anderson. Anna and
Jennie JOrgeneen. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Mccoy and daughters, Mrs.
Ira Palmer, Mrs. Mary Palmer.
Mrs. Gene Palmer. all IF Andes.
and Mrs. Lefty Wesin of Cut Bank,
Mont.
Mrs. Andrew Petersen, Sr. rose
to thank all of those who had
made this an occasion long to be
remembered.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
MONTANA SHEEP APE
GROWING IN DEMAND

Montana sheep are growing in
demand, as proven by the recent
sale of two carloads Of old ewes
by the Hansen Sheen Co. tn Fl. F.
Smith of Harrisonburg, VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Smith phoned to Roy Han
son, owner of the COMPANY. end
said he wanted some Montana
sheep as he had travelled THROUGH
here, seen some fine sheep, and
had a brief but hapnv experience
with some other Montana ewes
he had bought a few years ago.
SO two carloads pulled ont of
Sidney Monday. still in the wool
and scheduled for May lambing in
the blue hills of Virginia. virginia
laws require that sheep be dipped
prior to entry into the state, Mr..
Hanson reported.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
DCJC ANNOUNCES
DEANS LIST o
WINTER

Dean Richard Starr of Dawson
County Junior College announces
the Deans List for winter quar-
ter. The list is comprised of stu
dents who maintain a B average
throughout the quarter.
The following students from
Glendive made the list: Magdaline
Gartner, Gary Haas, John Hass,
Darrell Layman, Willie Legato,
Norman Ostby, Nola Beth Pust,
Stephen Schiff, Pat Score, Rodney
Senner, Lois Strane, Marjorie
lander.
Students from out of town on
the list are: Allen Gaub, Fallon;
Matthew James, Circle; Delbert
Unruh, Richey; all in Montana,
and Ncrval Steve Mathews, Grant
City, Missouri and Curtis Wilson,
WeStbrook, Minnesota.
This is an increase of two over
the fall quarter list.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
AMERICAN LEGION OFFICIALS
IN SIDNEY TO PLAN
FOR APRIL CONVENTION

Department Commander Bill
A. Lindsay of Conrad, State Adj
jutant Chef Shore of Helena, and
Lloyd Wignan, National Field Re-
preventative of Salt Lake City,
Utah will be breakfasting with the
American Legionaires at the Leg
ion Hall on Thursday morning.
There is a possibility that District
Commander, Ellis Livesay OF
Baker will also be present.
Discussion will be made as to
the District Meeting to be held
here in Sidney in late April, be-
sides other matters of Legion in
tereSt.
The Richland Post No. 10 has
advanced to become the tenth
largest post in the state and it is
anticipated that it will advance
still higher.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

I would like to thank all friends
and relatives for remembering me
with cards, flowers and personal
"aIs while I was a patient at the
Community Memorial Hospital.
My sincere thanks also to DR..
Hyde and the hospital nursing
staff for their care and the many
kindneSSeS extended to me.
Sincerely,
Oscar S. Larson
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER BIG
SHIPMENT OF THE NEW NOR
ELCO FLOATING HEAD ELEC-
TRIO RAZORS AT THE LOW
PRICE OF ONLY $l6.s8. JUST
THE RAZOR FOR YOU AT THE
BIG NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE. s-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

TWO-CEL.L FLASHLIGHTS FOR
ONLY SEC AT THE BIG NEW
SIDNEY DRUG STORE. a QUAIL
TTv PRICED FT.EeHTTCHT
WITH A RED PLASTIC WARM
ING HEAD, STURDY ALL
METAL CASE. 8-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Careful habits will often save
somebody's life and the interesting
part of it is that it might be your
life that is saved.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
BIRTHDAY GUESTS HONOR
MRS. WILLARD SCHMITZ

A group of friends honored
Mrs. Willard Schmitz at a party
at her home Friday afternoon
March 10 in celebration of her
birthday anniversary. Birthday
cake, ice cream and coffee were
served at the conclusion of a social
hour. Mrs. Schmitz was presented
with many lovely birthday gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
One call from YOU and
he's or the lob

IT'S LATE at night and the one thing you need
most in this world is a prescription filled
for someone you love. You make a phone call
and a friend answers Your druggist. Within
minutes after your call, he's on the job.
1t takes a time like this to make you realize
how much you depend on this man., yet how
much you take him for granted. Your phar-
macist means medicine when you need it
skillfully prepared. He means service-regard-
AeSs of time. His concern is for you, not only
as a customer, but as a friend.
And what q valuable extra" for you
if your neighborhood drug store gives you
S&H Green Stamps. You know, of course, to-