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PICTURESQUE!

PICTURESQUE!
This eoxy white frame bungaloW
has . setting Of towering oaks
rarely found In such . charming
elose-in area Living I'm. with
fireplace. separate dining rm.. de
luxe kitchen, 2 bedrms., 2 screen
ed poRehes and bath on LIST. Dorm
rm; upstairs. 2-rm- paneled apt.
with pvt. entrance IN basement
Just SIe.950 With $500 cash.
Crowen & Co., Inc.
2l0e n. olebe Realtor IA. 5-O707
QUIET COUNTRYSIDE an around
this COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
4-bedroom home. ThOughtfully
planned for family eommunica-
ton or lavish entertainment. Fire
place, very large Arizona" dining
room. big equipped kitchen, 90
It. screened porch. convenient
earport. lovely private M-aere es-
tate. FULL SALE PRICE only
$4,000. with FHA terms If de-
sired. CHARLTON OF VIRGINIA.
NC, Realtors. Fairfax. CR. B.
4006.
PINE RIDGE-Antique brick split
level, A-acre wooded lot. Central
air eond., 3 bedrooms. 2Iz baths,
rec. rm., paneled den, garage.
many extras. BY OWNER. Priced
S34, 800. OR, 3-4242
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Mothers Day Specials

JUST WAITING
Split-level 3-bedroom center han.
III baths. S22, $50, You may as
sumo . S17Y500 loan, move in
with deposit.
North Arlington Colonial IN Coun-
try Club Manar, 3 bedrooms. sep
arate dining room. extra nice
scaped lot. Be sure TO see this.
YOU
North Arlington. walk TO Parking
ton Shopping Center. Nice brick
Colonial, 2 bedrooms. each l2x20;
separate dining room, rev electric
kitchen, full basement. $4,000.
May consider renting on 2-year
lease.
HOWARD BROCK Rlty
ia. 7-4140 REALToRs
Mr.. EXECUTIVE, here is your
country Estate. 6irl SIX LOVELY
ROLLING ACRES, Just as minutes
drive to d G. and less than q mile
from the Country Club. Cape Cod
styled home with 3 tremendous
bedrooms. 2 full baths. and ex-
k9A1AgA BA1uA1Ea A1A = n1kG
bedrooms. Separate guest cottage
with kitchen and bath. A home
AND an investment at S35,5O0.
CHARLTON OF VIRGINIA. INC,
Realtors. Fairfax. cR. 1900.
MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY
You can automatically become a
member when you look at this
lovely home. Brick rambler on
beautiful handicapped lot: 3 large
bedrms.. dining rnn., modern kitch-
en-. Safety for children Is empha-
sized. Anchor fenced lot on dead
end street. Minutes from Fails
Church. Price Sl5.95O. $1,000
down and assume large GI loan.
Payments less that rent. Spotless
condition. See this one! Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-7000
NEAR Z CORNERS-Lge. 3-bedrm.
Colonial. Ia baths. formal din.
rm., screened porch. close to
everything. Asking S25.95O.
LOVING REALTY, IA. 7-2eSS.
NEW ORLEANS GRILL WORK
adorns this CLASSIC LONG
BRICK RAMBLER with center
hail. 4 bedrms., 3 full baths.
firepls.. den. finished rec. rm
and sep. wash and work room
Equip. kitchen with eating space
BRAND SPANKING NEW. s24, $50
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you CAN ASSUME THIS si7,5o0
4s4s6 loan. Owner will hold Q
large second trust. One Of the
finest homes IN this elose-in area.
Bus transportation, very aecessl-
Schools within walking distance.
Well maintained and HANDICAPPED
yard. 3 bedrooms. separate dining
IpS%: Saths sb,I,.s R,ricsd $2s'SoS q
ss1 0n TES:y re 70 q sis & On vac DSS
Palmer nj.
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TOWN q COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
ek1O ACRE

close;in FrsnkIin Park = Charm
fenced lot. 3 bedrms.. DEN, 2-caf
garage. air conditionefs. 2 full
baths, full bsnnt. See this charmeI
and all its extra values. S22,600
Evening star., 1962-05-13

sPRNGFTELD--Assume loan on
large modern o0-ft, rambler, con-
veniently located 10 school and
shopping center. Selling for S26,-
900. FHA appraised for S3l,A00.
ia. e-23s2 81 362-22e7.
SPRNGFIELD, 00O5 craie ct. (ofi
Floydls-Immaculate brick RAM
bier. 8 bedrooms, eating space in
kitchen, fun basement, summer
outside entrance and space for
fourth bedroom. Storm windows
and doors. Level lot with lots Of
pancy. $4,000, OF or FHA. KE.
SSEaEEES S1Safa g RAJ II q EsTATE q TSEsa-OsOO
SPRINGFIELD VIC.-Cen you use
Q 1-bedrm. house? Full price less
than $4,000. Cali b2z-1o7A eve
nings and Saturday,
sPRNGFBLD = 4.b.f, 2-bath
rambler. carport, firepl., patio.
fenced I'd. FLA or assume 4 " e
GI. SOS per mo. II. 4-e470.
SPRINGFIELD-FoF sale by owner.
9plit-leyel. corner lot, 1880 50.
ft., 8 lge. beorms., liv. rm.t din.
rui., kit. w/range, refgr. and Dis
posall, den, util. run. wIwAsher,
IL baths, garage,. lanqscaped.
Schools. churches, lge. shopping
center, 10 min. Cameron Station
20 min. Pentagon. S22,b00. AS
sumo FLA loan and win consider
$4,000 down and 2nd trust. Prin:
cipals only. 1898 Essd8 ave. Call
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STORES FoR RENT
IookTINIUEDD
Chndren's Shop
DRUG STORE

OPPOSITE PENTAGON
Excellent opportunity IN huge
RIVER HOUSE DEVELOPMENT with
loo ,;1t sleyStoT-agAT5nsnss; s1sn.st;1 kSsIg-
GARFIELD. 10000
Evening star., 1962-05-13

,pIit-level 3-bedroom center han.
III baths. S22, $50, You may as
sumo q Sl7,500 loan, move in
with deposit
Evening star., 1962-05-13

North Arlington Colonial IN Coun-
try Club Manar, 3 bedrooms. sep
arate dining room. extra nice
kitchen, fun basement. lArEe land
scaped lot. Be sure TO see this.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

darlington Shop Ctr.
Store Is x1f0 IN established center
serving one Of the lArgest apart
ment Developments In the Metro
politan AREA.
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FOR SALE-VA.
: CONTINUED

EfvE MODEM IN this fine con-
temporary ramhlsr With foyer en-
rance, large separate dining room,
3 bedrooms, 2 fnn baths, intercom,
arBe finished rec. room. fenced
yard with park-hke atmosphere,
Srimsss iSssstloaS ss ga Sa5sas S9aassniai sor-
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I'D Iee dWy., All.
Nal FAN
Compatible '5; 5C;ontemporar,

| lE0mpaLlpIe C0ntemporary
We say it's compatible cause it's
80 easy TO live with, Centrally
air conditioned with large living
room and separated dining room.
Most modern and BEAUTIFUL kitch-
SHed family room. W s.cSS S; cSrport. s
Al In excellent condition and To-
gated on q quiet. dead-end street.
S3l.50Q.
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eGSai.I HifS s8a5 ssEs4casEmaa. Ssss: ss
BLOCK from from bnS1tS bus 70 Penitssonn Per 5n
sosbiNs s1S R 8 REaE Hnsf SESsSSCG EsTSTE S9STPH soRP
AAlss;x AAlsx: . sse-e200bs 9 :e 9obos ospfld. 461-250O.
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BUSINEss PROP. WAITED

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
GtHnRHSSErkRgO III AZ igO.s Co. 0ol'P''s 81 ssSS S!lsG''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Soeiety-Honne
OF Arts
Planned

The summer Festival Of
the Arts sponsored by the
Montgomery County Depart
ment of Recreation will be-
gin during the weeks Of June
rs and July 2 at locations
throughout Montgomer cry
County.
The program for adults,
teenagers and children will
include ballroom dance,
bridge, mother-daughter
slimnastics, jazz ballet. oil
painting, flower arranging.
guitar, craft workshops In
ceramics, copper enameling
and glasscraft, square dance,
round dance and photo
graphy.
A special Six-weeks course
in self-improvement and
modelling for pre-college and
business girls will be given
on Tuesday evenings at the
Bethesda Youth Center by
Katherine Mizell.
The department has an-
nounced that teenagers and
children may enroll in a:vari-
ETY. of daytime and early
evening social and cultural
activities. A complete sched-
ule of the Festival Of Arts
is obtainable by calling the
Recreation Department in
the County Office Building
in Rockville. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Miss Baker
Is EnQuqed

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Baker OF
Alexandria announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Kathleen Alexander, to Mr..
William oliver Moorefield,
son of Mrs. VILLA m c.
Moorefield of Kingsport
Tenn, and the late Mr..
Moorefield.
Miss Baker is a graduate
of Sullins College, Bristol,
Va, and is a member of the
Junior class at the University
of Arizona. She made her
debut in 1859.
Mr.. Moorefield was grad
uated from Auburn Univer-
sity in 1858. He is serving as
a lieutenant in the United
States Army Reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
Mexican PQintinQ

Mrs. Kennedy will make
the presentation in Los
PinoS. However, at the re-
quest of the Daniels family,
the painting will eventually
be placed in the Benito
Juarez Museum.
Other Presentations
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy have shown an interest
in returning parts of history
to the countries from which
they originated.
When they paid a visit to
France a year ago they gave
President de Gaulle a rare
letter written by George
Washington to the Count de
Noailles. brother-in-law of
Lafayette. The letter thanked
the count for the impressive
part he had taken in the
American Revolution.
Mrs. Kennedy has also
shown her interest in picking
special gifts for her over
seas hosts abroad. On the
same visit she gave Mrs. de
Gaulle an American impress
Sionist painting by Maurice
Prendergast of the Boule-
varde DIES Capucines.
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Smith-Thorp

Mr.. and Mrs. Max M.
Tharp of Falls Church an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Nancy Ruth to 1t.
Richard Henry Smith, USA,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
M. Smith Of Red Lion, Pa.
The wedding took place June
6 at the Dulin Methodist
Church, Falls Church. The
couple will live at Hanan
Post, West Germany.
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RuhIing-Wickwire

Announcement is made Of
the marriage Of Miss Linda
Wickwire, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Wickwire of
Silver Spring, to Mr.. Rich
ard Ruhling. son of DR.. Rudy
Ruhling of st. Louis, Mo-,
and Mrs. Burdene Ruhling of
st. Louis. The wedding took
place June 3 in Takoma
Park. The couple will live in
Iona Linda, Calf.
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Witt-Cutsmun

Miss Sandra Mikkaele
Catsman, daughter of Mrs.
Bronson Catsman of Boca
Ration, Fla, and Mr.. Samuel
Michael Catsman of Flint,
Mich. was married June 8
to 1t. Jay Herndon Witt,
USA, son Of Mrs. Norman
Earl Blaisdell of Alexandria
and the late Capt. Leonard
Herndon Witt, jr., USA. The
wedding took place at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
GoIIup-UPp

Mrs. Josephine Straub an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ma
RE Upp, to LIST 1t. Walter
Lee Gallup, USAF, Chaplain
at Seymour Johnson Air
Force Base, son of Mrs. Hilda
Evans Of Harbinger, N. c.,
and the late Mr.. Russell Lee
Gallup. The wedding took
place May 26 at the Seymour
johnson Air Force Base
Chapel, Goldsboro, N. c. The
couple will live in Goldsboro,
N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Spund-MockIin

Mr.. William C. Macklin
announces the marriage of
his daughter Arlene Sandra
to DR.. Stanley r. Spund, son
Of Mrs. Harry Spund Of Chevy
Chase and the late Mr..
Spund. The wedding took
place June 2 at B'nai Israel
Synagogue. The couple will
live in Sumner, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star Staff Writer

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy will take a painting Of
the great Mexican revolution
airy leader, Benito Juarez,
back to the Mexican Palace
when they pay their official
visit to that country June 20
through July /.
The portrait of the leader
who has often been referred
to as the Mexican Abraham
Lincoln, was painted in Los
Pinos, the national palace in
1871. It is believed to be the
only portrait Of President
Juarez executed by an artist
from life in the palace.
Presented by Friends
The painting was present.
ed to the former United
States Ambassador to Mexico
JosephuS Daniels. AmbasSa-
dor Daniels served in Mexico
from 1898 until 1871. 1t was
presented to him by Mexican
friends toward the end Of
his term there.
After Mr.. Daniels returned
to his home in Raleigh, N. c.,
the painting hung in his Ii
brary until his death when 1t
was inherited by his brother.
DR.. Worth B. Daniels Of
Washington. DR.. and Mrs.
Daniels are the donors Of the
painting.
The original plan was for
there to be a presentation of
the valuable work of art
to the Mexican Ambassador
here. However, through the
State Department and be-
cause of President and Mrs.
Kennedy's official visit to
Mexico it was decided that
Mrs. Kennedy would make
the presentation personally
to President Lopez Mateos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
HoIt-Fox

Mrs. Elizabeth Perrin Fox
and Mr.. Ernest F. Fox an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Wendy Victoria to
Mr.. Elmer Cornelius Holt,
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Holt.
The wedding took place June
9 in the Great Choir of the
Washington Cathedral. The
couple will live in Charlottes-
vile, Va.
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Koufmon-StohI

Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington
Pollard Stahl Of Falls Church
announce the marriage of
their daughter Deborah Ann
to Mr.. Albert Gardner Kauf-
man. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David E. kaufman of Park
ersburg, w. Va. The wedding
took place June Is at the
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Wurren-Chombers

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C..
Chambers of Ormond Beach,
Fla. announce the marriage
of their daughter Berniece B.
to Mr.. Claude v. Warren.
The wedding took place May
26 at the Ormond Beach
Union Church. The couple
will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
WEDDINGS

Mr.. John Dabney Billingsley.
jr., son Of Col. Billingsley,
ST.. USA, and Mrs. Billings
ley, Of West Point. N. Y.
The wedding took place June
9 at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Mclean. The couple
will live temporarily in Mid
land, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

West Point Cadet Chapel.
The couple will live at Shop
herd Air Force Base, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
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BiIIinqsIey-Groy

Mr.. and Mrs. Almon An
drew Gray of Mclean an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Diane Judith to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

Faith Lutheran Church, Ar
lington. The couple will live
in Parkersburg, w. Va.
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OAR Chapter
ToMeet

The Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will
meet at 8 pm. tonight at
the Perpetual Building Audi
forum in Bethesda. The pro-
gram will be colored slides of
historical places.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30

Golfers are urged to get their
i've round scores into the box at
the clubhouse so that a 1862 han
dlcap can be established. Just
leave your scorecard at the club
house. About 80 golfers have sign
ed UP for the weekly Tuesday
team play. Anyone who wishes to
be on a golf team and has not
yet notified the committee should
call Al Sobolik.
The monthly covered dish dan
ner will be held June 2 at z ID. m,
with all members invited TO bring
a covered dish and come for am
evening of bridge. Hosts and hos
teSseS are the Dexter Lilies, G..
A. Halls, Kermit PeterSenS, and
Mrs. Nell Seitz.
"A supply of golf.ng equipment
will be carried at the Club this
year. 1t will mainly consist OF a
selection of less expensive sets
for new members SO that they can
take UP the game with minimum
cost.
The green's are coming along
well now. The hard winter killed
a lot Of grass on courses through
out Montana, including ours. But
with overseeing completed some
weeks ago our green's r looking
coed. 1t is hoped that we may
get three months, at least, Of play
on them this year. The watering
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
Junior High Wins
l~nvitational Meet

The Sidney Jr. High Track team
won their invitational meet last
Saturday afternoon scoring 60
points with Glasgow getting q,
Williston 10, Savage 5, and Richey
l. Two records fell dispute the poor
weather conditions. Robinson of
Glasgow won the 100 yd. dash in
1913 seconds to break the existing
record of ITO of Bauman from
Fairview and the Sidney Relay
Team, G.. Miller, c.. Schmidt, r.
Norden, and Lyle Schwahauer set
a new 440 relay record at 500.
The other events were:
so yd. dash: 6.3 sec. - 1st
Smith, s.; End Knutsen, W.; 3rd
Welsh, W; 4th Hart c..
100 yd. dash: 1913 sec = 1st
Robinson, E.; End Knutsen, w.
3rd Morton, E.; 4th Smith, S.
220 yd.: 25.8 - LIST Norden, s.,
End Sohge, c.; 3rd L. Schwa-
bauer, s.; 4th Morton G..
High Jump: 5'1a" 1st Robin
son, c.; End jacobson, c.; 3rd Mil
Ter, S.; 4th Nesse, Saw.
Broad Jump: 1873" - 1st Han
son, S; End Dschaak, S; 3rd Lloyc
Schwabauer, S; 4th Lille, R.
Pole Vault: 7'6" 1st Dschaak
S; End Reynolds, Saw; 3rd Erick.
son, S; 4th Neese, Saw.
Shot Put: 45'0" = LIST Miller, S
End johnson, w; Bird Walls, G.; 4tf
Luke, G.
Discus: 101'10" - 1st Norder
S; End Pavek, S; Bird Tuott, S
4th Williamson, S.
100 hurdles: 17.8 sec. = Is
Hanson, S; End Hotchkiss, w; Bro
Harper, S; 4th Schye, /.
440 relay: 500 sec. = LIST Sidney
End Glasgow; 3rd WilliSton.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
GARY HALL NAMED
CADET OF THE YEAR
AT STATE II

Gary w. HAN, son Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. w. w. Hall, Of 207 9th st. S.
E., Sidney, a student at Montana
State University was picked the
Cadet of the Year, Outstanding All
Around Sophomore Cadet. He re-
ceived the Convair Award plus a
citation for his outstanding abili-
ties as a Cadet in the Air Force
ROTC. Gary at present is a Math
Major and when he returns to the
University in the fall will be in
the Advanced Corp of the Air
Force. ROTC.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
Hay Creek

Nh. and Mrs. Kenneth Dore and
family were supper guests at the
Bob Dore home on Wednesday
evening.
Nh. and Mrs. Walt Houchen,
Hay Greek school was dismissed
on Wednesday afternoon and the
students and parents enjoyed a
picnic on Sunday at the Art Mil
ler's pasture.
Mrs. w. I. Henderson and Deb
bic we're coffee guests of Mrs. l..
V. Wheeler on Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Houchen and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Harold Ler home near Saw
age.
The Koffee Kup Club will meet
June 3 at Mrs. Jack Berry's home.
Visitors are welcome.
Bobby Seliger was a supper
guest at the Garfield Linde home
on Friday evening.
The club reporter for June will
be Mrs. Sheriff. Henderson.
MI. and Mrs. Chester Dore and
family were supper guests Sun
day evening at the w. T. Hender-
son home.
There will be a recreation work
shop for all All junior leaders on
Friday, June l at 100 pm. al
the fairgrounds.
Garfield and Dwight Linde were
supper guests of Hans Swanby or
Sunday evening.
Larry and Brenda attended gradu.
alton at Wolf Point Tuesday night
Aaron Houchen, sol of Mr.. anC
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
Sidney Jayeeens
Hear Reports Of
State Convention

The Sidney Jayceens viewed a
program on flower arranging, and
heard reports of their state con-
v%ention, at their meeting Monday
evening in the Moose Lodge.
Robert Hood and Dolores Reigel
showed members ways to make
the most of flowers available at
different seasons.
Reporting on the state conven-
ton held last weekend in Missoula,
were Marlene Sobolik who was
elected a Vice President for Dist.
1, and Sue Metully.
The Sidney Club also received
four first places, one second place,
and one third place for the past
years work. First places included
First in Inter-Club Relations,
Civic Welfare and Improvements,
for its Project 90 on Civil De
tense; and first in Profit Making
Activities, for its help in making
up the Jaycee Calendar of events
and anniversaries; and First place
for its scrapbook on coverage of
activities, publicity and ~presenta-
ton, as well as second place for
originality.
Second place was received for
Christmas Activities, and a third
place for Health and Welfare.
Mrs. Henry Turner reported on
her classes in Home Nursing,
which were held for nurses aids
at Richland Homes for the Aged,
and the Club voted to give a tea
party and program at Richland
Homes in June.
HosteSSes were Mrs. Turner and
Mrs. Lois Scott.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30

Mrs. Clarence Houchen, was
among the graduates. Billy Tesch
was an overnight guest of David
Linde.
The community extends their
sincere congratulations to Arlene
Henderson and Sherman Levno,
seniors of Fairview high school
and to Rita Hillman, Jimmy Sund-
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
Sidney Eagles
Take Fifth Place

The Sidney Eagles accumulated
20 1/3 points at Missoula last
week end to take fifth place in
the State Glass A. They lost fourth
place to Havre by 2/3 of a point,
when Havskjold took Individual
Class A honorS with 1872 points.
Miles City So
Glasgow 3112
Bozemen %
Havre 81
Sidney 20 1/3
Billings Central 10
Laurel Is
Livingston IA SO
Great Falls Central IL 1/3
Hardin IL
Lewistown 3
GlendiVe 2
Ron Harper scored high fer the
Eagles with a first in the shot
pu. and a second in the javelin
and discus. He put the shot 48
feet 8L inches and was bested
by Sorenson of Miles City who
threw the javelin TIA feet liz
inches. Harris of Livingston hurl-
ed the discus 1873 feet for first
place
Doug Quilting placed second in
the shot put, enabling Sidney to
pick up half their total points in
that event alone.
Dale Adler picked UP the Ia
Of a point when he tied with two
others for filth place in the pole
vault.
Hartman placed fifth in the 10C
yard dash and Terry Danielson
ran fifth in the 220 yard dash 10
add a point each to Sidney's total
Doyle DotSon's 40 yard dash
record was broken by Havskjolo
with 500 seconds.
In Glass c competition Culbert-
son placed seventh and Savage
fourteenth. Hagler placed fourth
in the 100 yard dash and the 900
Lynn Putnam of Ophein broke
a 80 year old pole vault record
set by Walt Custer in 1880. Put
nam cleared 10 feet "a inch to
erase the IL foot 10 inch record
by more than two inches.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
LARRY GUESTS
OF HERALD STAFF AT
FAREWELL PARTY

The Sidney Herald staff enter
tanned at a dinner-dsnce at the
Triangle night club last Thursday
evening in compliment TO Mr.. and
MRS. Larry Schwartz. The party
was in the nature of a farewell for
the Schwartz, who will leave next
week to make their home in Sheri-
dan, Wyo., where Mr.. Schwartz
has accepted a position with the
Strelow Office Supply.
Following a $50 dinner a de-
lightful evfning of dancing to
music by 'sThe Lanterns" 1.-TWO
members of which are on the
Herald Staff was enjoyed. Mr.
and Mrs. Schwartz were presented
with a gift from the group.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30

helm, Duane Hillman and Jackie
Henderson, 9th grade graduates,
and to Gordon Henderson, who
graduated from senior high school
in Sidney. -.
Claudia Linde visited school IN
Sidney on Friday and Monday.
Johnny Kizziar of Sacramento,
Calf, is helping out at the Ches-
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30
'',Sl;1GFasmw

system came through the winter
with no damage whatever.
On Wednesday, May %, the la
dies luncheon at the club was
well attended. Winners of bridge
prizes were Mrs. Bertha Harris
and Mrs. Esther johnson.
The Sidney herald., 1962-05-30

nore farm. Johnny is the
Ter If Mrs. Bertha O'Brien:
Gordon Henderson attended
day evening; carfield T.inde
c,n MI and David visited at the
fanlrence Seliger home on Sum
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