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SHERWOOD ON BRIDGE
FictionuI Hero Due New Sturt Soon
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

with one Of dummy's side cards.
A pupil might lead out an ace
and lead toward dummy's queen
first in one suit and then In
another. He would wind up los
ing two diamonds and two clubs.
Winkman knew better. He felt
sure that East held both kings
in addition to the missing high
hearts for the opening bid. The
best chance was to make East
lead up to one Of dummy'S
high cards.
Three Ducks
Since East wouldn't willingly
cooperate, declarer had to duck
three times to force East into
the right position. Winkman led
a low club after drawing two
rounds Of trumps.
West stepped up with the eight
Of clubs, and held the trick.
West shifted to the jack Of dia-
monds, and dummy ducked
again. West led the ten Of dia-
monds, and dummy ducked for
the third time.
Winkman won with the ace Of
diamonds and returned a dia-
mond, forcing East to capture
dummy's queen. (The position
would have been much the
same II West had switched back
to clubs after winning one dia-
mond trick, except that East
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By Carl Grubert
BY Bob Donovan

would be put in with a club.)
If East led a club, dummy's
queen would win a trick. Il
East led the ace Of hearts
South would ruff and get t
dummy with the jack Of spade:
to cash the king Of hearts.
It was the kind Of well
played hand you'd expect from
the hero Of "How to Succeed
at Murder Without Trying" And
if you haven't read that paper
book classic, you Just aren't with
the bridge bit, man.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
%A42
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two spades. I'll
you use weak two-bids, bid two
clubs with this hand.) You have
nine sure tricks and better thar
four quick tricks. This Is enough
for a force to game.
Copyright 1903, Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
BY Johnny Hart
Rupe

around. Answers down below
but don't peek.
1. Coagulate: (a) clot; (b) as
semble for meeting; (c) praise
highly.
2. Coaming: (a) raised border
around boat hatch; (b) advent;
(c) what Harry Lauder used to
roam through.
8. Cognate: (a) all-knowing;
(b) blood relative; (c) unknown.
4. Cognomen: (a) wheel with
In wheel; (b) nowledgeable
person; (c) nickname.
5. Comatose: (a) stubborn;
(b) diStended; (c) torpid.
8. Companionway: (a) close
relationship; (b) stairway on
ship; (c) friendliness.
z. Complaisant: (a) willing to
please; (b) always gripping;
(c) intricate.
8. Compost: (a) fertilizer;
(b) Navy command post; lei
stewed fruit.
0. Concerto: (a) music for
chorus; (b) form Of piano
music; (c) musical form for
solo instrument and orchestra.
10. Conch: (a) hard shelled
beetle; (b) African wildebeests
(c) spiral seashell.
Answers: la; pa; S-b; &c;
sc; 6-b; Ia; ga; &C; 1O-c.
Interested in improving your
command Of English? Simply
send a self-addreSsed, stamped
envelope plus 10 cents to William
Morris, Good Grammar, in care
Of The Star for his helpful
booklet pointing out 10 Of the
most common errors In spoken
and written English-and tested
ways to avoid them.
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Here's another Of our multiple
choice memory-ticklers. Try to
match the numbered word with
the lettered phrase closest In
meaning to It. You'll find sew.
eral really tricky words, SC
don't be too much surprised Il
you don't score 100 first time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

CAROLE HIGHLANDS = New 5.
s ann r$ SEs' a EAm 6S III SEfs sRs ' Fl
off-st. park, Only $4,000.
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OPEN 2 TO 8
SUITLAND, 1891 Homer Ave
Detached brick on corner, LIST mr.:
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., beaut. lge.
kit. / bedrm.. full bath, side
porch, End fir: 8 bedrms., kit,
indry. rm.. Il bath, 2 firspis.,
brick garage. owner leaving.
Must sell. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HAMPSHIRE embellishments,
brick rambler. 2 bedrooms. large
kitchen with table space, stairs
TO expandable attic. paneled rec
reation room. Can assume S10,-
$50 laeS loan, payable SSl pi.t.l
A real doll house at S15,950,
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC, REAL
TOR. Call o to 0. HE. $4,000.
HILLANDALE-Lovely 90-ft. ram
bling rambler wall those desired
features, including scenic quar-
ter-acre lot. owner transferred.
Priced In upper 30s. HE. $4,000.
c. paul hickman, inc.
HILLANDALE AREA-sALE OR
RENT. 3-bedrm. all-briek RAM
bier, on, wooded lot. Excellent
neighborhood. . blks. from MOL.
Garage, full bsmt,. eating space
In kit. full din. rm., liv. rm. w
firepl, For Apt. to. see call Sun.
aft. 1 pm. or wkdays. $40. 800.
or rent $3.50 mo, for desirable
tenants. WE. b-5l51,
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nf0pGh
/ OPEN Q TO 9
i SUITLAND, 1891 Homer Ave-
Detached brick on corner. LIST FIR:
i liv. rm., sep. din. rnl., beaut. lge.
KIT: l bedrm.. full bath side
porch; End flr:; 3 bedrms,' kit
injury 1 pam Th.. tse ba Tfe mi tir.D SfD
brick garage owner issvinS.
N. sEsso REALTY CO.
LU. 2-l433 LU. 2-4652
TAkOMA PARK, vacant. immed
poss.. on this older home. Com
pletely renovated. Sparkling new
/ kit. and BATH, d big rms plus
expandable upstairs. full bsmt.,
priced at $1,000, only 500
down, FlIA, L1Sz q LoFT1N. INC.
He. i-l300 I'll o,
TAK0MA PARK-Attractive. new
brick rambler. 2 bedrms.. den.
firepl; In hv, rm., bsmt.. gar,
iot. ss ss A HEi i-O S' WOODED
TAKoMA PARK-Immae. 2-bedrm.
brick rambler, sep. din. rm., eat
in kitn scr. porch. bsmt. 500
down FHA or Oh nothing down.
| Walk 10 bus and shops. g4a-2l3l.
q. A. scHLESIN0ER CO.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractiye brick
and-shingle Colonial. 3 bedrmS.,
firepl. IN Nv. I'm. bsmt., screened
porch din. rm. Popular location.
FHA OF Va terms. Only sl6g50
TEMPLE HILLS = 3-bedrm. ram
bier. huge acre lot. beautiful
view SD BOO 5000 cash; May
trade. JOHN l. SHELTON, Real
tor, 10 $4,000.
TAk0MA PARK-open 1 TO 9
Az Lincoln ave, = ImmAe. q
den. sep. din. rm,, eat-in kit,
dishwasher and dispoai. IixfS
enclosed porch, fenced back I'd.
Cow 70 schools and stores. Si5,-
800. JU. 9-3gS6.
UNIVERSITY PARK RAMBLER
THIS ONE HAS IT
LEe. lily. rm. with picture windows
and .firepl., nice rm., 3 bedrms.,
u baths. mod. and fully equip,
kit with door leading 70 screened
breezeway and garage. Paneleu
rec. I'm. M, Prince Georges
REALTY SERVICE, INC.
474-so0O Ewes, AP 7-0O70
UNIVERSITY PARK AREA-LargeI
family executive, new luxury brk,
Colonial, twin bedrms,,. den.
family rms rec, rm.. = fun two
half baths. 2-ear garage, $4,000.
University Realty
HE. 4.3bO0 77D-ssa3I
UNIVERSITY PARK, 67Ob Wells
Pkwy.-Lge, l-bedrm brick Cos
lonlal. family slEe din. rm. and
ION &C. e CLAY . & ISI'97. .4 seq WINS
UNIV. PIX, d0Oi 4Oth aye.-open |
2.5, spotless 3-bedrm. rambler, |
Nv, rm, wliirepl. all-elee. kit, ]
beaut. shrubbery on lge. cor. lot, |
many extras
BUTLER REALTY AP. 7.3670 |
UNIV. PIX, - a-bedrm., 2is-bath /
brka well EQUIP. kit, earpoft, |
many extras features. BUTLER |
REALTY, Ap. 1850,
VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT--This
beautiful rambler on l00xi 00-ft. .
cor handicapped LOT with sep, n.
rm, and large modern XII, 3 nice
bedrms. A must 70 see. FHA terms
also avaisble, Priced 20 sell fsft
s;qSd55. 'RRSoBfRT 3 DAVIS 4 e. SS.
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS = New 8.
din. rm.. al On 1 III. Level iot
off-st. park. Only S17,500.
TAKOMA
REALTORS u. $1,000
CAROLE HIGHLANDS = specia
buyl 3-bedrm.. 2-bath semi-Colo-
Prise-winning kit. and equip air.
conditioners. Wv. carpet. MUS
be seenl A real buzz DIAL 434'
400, ADELPHI REALTY. REAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath rambler. Large pan
eled rec. I'm. with bar, firepl. In
liv. rm,, many extras incl. car:
port. storm windows. rear yard
i ssheeI CHURCHES s sScppi1 0R Foe 81
appt,, SIP. a-307S.
CARRoLLTON. very clean-3-bed-
rm., lla-bath rambler, corner lot,
fenced back yard. Si7,250. 81 900
dn., very small closing. OR. 4-llsl.
CARROLLTON - 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler In cul-de-sae, finished
rec. rm. In full bsmt., lRe. fenced
I'd, storm windows, Wv. carpet,
$i7, 900. 474-64sa.
CARRoLLTON, bsi3 ssth ave-
Detached brick. 3 rms. bath ane
half rec. rmy gas heat. AL
soads reas,;, ! I,, ei 90 ,s sxssi Ma VA
TATE CO., INC,
CARRoLLTON = Attrac. 3-bedrm
rambler on big corner lot. SEP
din. rm.. bsmt., carport,. Many ek.
tras. A real value. VA or FHA
terms. SiO.Nb0,
GREER REALTY 77p.751h
CARROLLTON "a bedrms,, rec,
rm., tree shaded lot $4,000 FHA
or Oh, No down HUDSON REAL
.FsTATE CO., uN. a-iblb or uN.
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BELTsvILLE-spae. living. oyer
60 Nv. rm. with firepL, lge. din,
rm.. den. extra ige. kit, rec. rm,
wLbar and frepl.,, laundry, rn,.,
view. Must see 70 appreciate
Price. $4,000. 47f-2b66 or 474'
1870
RELTsvILLE. OPEN 1 TO B. 422b
Kenny Stl--Beaut, 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, 2 baths, flrepl., din. rm.,
corner lot, S23,g5n, r.. A.. GRAY
Co, IA. 2.030O, uN. f-4is4.
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VETS NO down PAYMENT-This
beautiful rambler on l00xi 00-ft.
cor handicapped loi with sep, an
rm, and large modern XII, 3 nice
bedrms A must 70 see. FHA terms
also avaNsblei Priced 20 sell fsst
a. si3,g1O CAL 81 pm, WA.
$4,000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS A Co,
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NEAR NAsA--3-bedrm. lh-bath
rancher w/fireplaee In Nv, rm.
ige. kit. paneled din, area, bsmt.
rec. T%i S.Iox yAG PARE rs.
pralsal and owner viii pay $500
on settlement costs.
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FURN. HoME-PvT. BEAc y
wLgas range, cleo. refer" incl
porch, new roof. waterfront priv.
iege. Only $1,000 total price.
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RARRECTiR TIM

nhhRGOOE AAME
And this 4-bedrm, rambler has q
lovely patio w/planter ideal for
your outdoor festivities Liv. rm. :,
RI dinette, kit. bath, VA appraised.
= S14.500. No money down.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-b422
BEACON HEIGHTS = OF nothing
down. .4-bedrm. rambler with din.
bsmt. and beautiful fenced yard.
conv. TO NAsA and d. C.. FHA
minipuEn - down, Owner trans I.
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
BELAIR-centrally air eond. fol
summer living. 3-bedrm,, "a
bah Colonial ,shoo, With family IsHyn,I Em
$23. 500.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
ge35 New HAmp. Ave. HE. l-I7OC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLLTON - 3-b.r., IL -batl
split, sep. dr.. bkft.-space kit.
fenced. $4,000. owner OPEN
1918 Oglethorpe ST. SIP, $4,000.
CHEVERLY-Brick and stone, 8 O.
4 bedrms.. 2 full baths. sep. din
rm., ice. kit, partially FINISHED
rec. rIn, S21,500. BY OWNER
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CARROLLTON, very clean-3-bed-
fenced back yard. Si7,25O. 81, 600
dn., very Snail closing, or, 4-4isl,
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CARROLLTON - 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler In eul-de-sae, finished
rec. rm. In full bsmt., lRe. fenced
I'd, storm windows, Wv. carpet
Si7 300, 474-B4BH,
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KENT FOREST-Air-eond. 3-bed-
rm,, semi-Colonial Ia baths.
dishwasher, disposal. storm door
Outstanding buy. Assume with
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TAKOMA PARK-open I TO Q
5edrh anS SPPi rambler WITH RI pSnslsd
den, sep. din. rm., eat-in kit,
dishwasher and dispoal iixfS
enclosed porch, fenced back I'd.
conv. 70 schools and stores. Si5,-
500. Ju. 9-3gs6.
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CHEVERLY = 4-bedrm,. all-brick
home with 2 tile baths and q
sep. din. rm. plus a full bsmt.
and garage. Completely EQUIP. w
aluminium windows. metal avn
ings; Fenced and already fin.
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CAPE COD BRK.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finished
Cape Cod situated on Ice. wooded
h-aere lot. Mr.. schools and swim-
club. Quick possession. Choice
VA or FILA terms or assume
owners equity.
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NIvth ID ~, rARk RAMBLER

Lge. iiy rm. with picture windows
and .firepl., nice rm., 3 bedrms.,
y baths, mod. ana fully EQUIP,
breezeway and garage. Paneled
Plaza; See Il today. 49,.
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TEMPLE HILLS - 3-bedrm. ram-
bier. huge acre lot. beautiful
view, ,Sle.500, $1,000 cash, MAY
consider small house or lot In
trade. JOHN 7. SHELTON. Real
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE HGTS. - 6-bedrm., g
bath older home, extra lot, double
BUTLER REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

A charming Colonial Just Ike
you've dreamed about, 4 bed.
rms rms and baths soS CLOSETS sns. galore
conditioned. If you are a dis
eliminating buyer, call US for an
appointment.
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TAK0MA PARK-Attractive brick.
and-shingle Colonial. 3 bedrmS.
firepl. IN Nv. rma bsmt. screened
porch. din. rm. Popular location,
FHA or VA terms. Only siB,O5O
GREER REALTY 779-7575
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UNIVERSITY PARK AREA-Lares
family executive, new luxury brk
Colonial, 4 twin bedrms.,. den,
family Im., rec, rm. z full two
University Realty
LIE mEnn aan anua
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n2@pen

BERWYN HEIGHTs-s15,250 vii
buy this modern rambler located
in IN Back "a sA' CLEAN AND Dun SPAR FAR
KLING.S Q bedrms,. iiv. rm.. din
area, fully equip. kit, full bsmt
with exit, conv. 10 schools anG
shopping. DIR: Greenbelt I'd. 4
right on 5Sth ave. TO S915. OPEL
LEA
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
FELTON, School news
GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION
REPLACEMENT

GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION
REPLACEMENT
Mrs. Terry Walker has re-
placed Mrs. James Hogsten as
instructor of girls physical ed
ucation and coach Of girls
sports.
Mrs. Hogsten is on leave of
absence for the remainder of
the present school year.
ORAL POLIO TMMUNIZATION
On Friday, March 20, Type
III Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine will
be given to all those who have
previously signed permission
slips for this. This will be the
second dose and will only be
given to those who have already
received the first dose which
was Type I.
SENIOR Pc RSONALITIES
CAROLYN LEE WARNER
FEB. IL, 1945
Carolyn is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner
OF Frederick.
She plays tenor saxophone in
school band and dance band. She
is In chorus, and is the cap
tain of the varsity cheerleaders.
Carolyn was president Of the
Junior class, and played Yum
Yum in The Mikado in 1861.
She was also one Of our repre-
sentatives at Girls State.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. John T. Purnell attended
a gift show In Philadelphia over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. EuGene Ellis
entertained the members of their
bridge club over the weekend.
Miss Linda Roberts daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Roberts
Is a patient In Milford Memorial
Hospital.
The Vestry of st. Pauls Church
met Tuesday evening at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Baker.
Mrs. Preston Johnson, Mrs.
Frank Glover, Mrs. Evelyn Tim
mons are attending the 1868 m
ternational Beauty show four days
this week in New York.
MIR. Ralph Baker has returned
to his home after being patient
in Beebe Hospital.
Mr.. Virgil Archer, Mrs. VII
liam Best are also I'm New York
attending the beauty show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilson
OF New Jersey, MIR. and Mrs.
John Macklin and son Jack of
Wilmington were in Georgetown
last week to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. G. Howard wilkins.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Goerkeritz
have returned from a three week
vacation In Florida, while they
were there they visited with Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

and Mrs. Edward Hess former
residents OF town.
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Baker
OF New Castle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Baker, Jr., of Wilmington
spent last week In town with Mrs.
Ralph Baker, Sr.
Mrs. Lindale c. Fisher will en-
tertain the members Of the A. .A.U.
w. on Thursday evening at 8p.m.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Rust of New
ark visited with relatives over the
weekend.
Mrs. Preston Workman enter
tanned the members of her bridge
club on Tuesday evening.
Miss Carol Short, Libby Jones,
Mary Ann Wagoman spent the
weekend at the University of Del
aware.
The Wesley M.Y.F. attended
Centenary Methodist Church in
Laurel on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sabo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hearn, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Smith gave a
surprise birthday party Saturday
evening for Mrs. Ann Dommer-
muth wife Of Mr. Ronnie DOM
|mermuth.
Mrs. Bobby Whaley Is a patient
In Milford Memorial Hospital as
the result Of automobile acci-
dent, Monday evening.
Mrs. Margaret West, Mrs.
Qeta Smith, Mrs. Mildred Petit,
Mrs. Mildred Doyle attended Dis
trict Day-A-Part service of the
WIS. .C.S. Of Greenwood Methodist
Church In Greenwood Tuesday
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

She Is taking the Scientlf1c
course and plans on going into
nursing after graduation.
RUTH ELLEN WEINBERG
AUG. 20, le45
Ruth is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Weinberg of
FELTON,.
She is very active in cheer
leading, school band, yearbook
staff, and student council. She
was also in the play Of 1861,
and was secretary Of the class
during the Junior year. She was
one of our representatives at
Girls State last year.
Her future plans include COL
lege and later working as a
dental hygienist.
THOMAS ARTHUR JOHN
WILLIAMS
JUNE IL, 1945
Tommy is the son of MIR.
John S. Williams Of FELTON, and
Mrs. Mary Williams of Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania.
He is captain of the basket
ball team and participates In
safety patrol and baseball. He
was one of the characters In
the play of 1861. His hobbies
are fishing, hunting, and dane
ing.
After graduation Tommy plans
to go into the Army and later
to the State Police Academy.
RONALD JAMES SYLVESTER
NOV. 2, 1945
Ronnie is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Nolan Sylvester of FELTON,.
Ronnie is active on the safety
patrol, In All Club, was pitcher
for the baseball team for three
years, and is on the yearbook
staff. His hobbies are hunting,
fishing, and bowling.
His future plans include
Goldey Beacon School of Busi-
ness.
BETTY ELMERE THOMPSON
MAY 80, 1945
Betty is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Douglas Thompson Of
Goldsboro.
Betty has done library work
for four years and is also vice.
president of the Senior Glass.
She is not only active In school
but in church as well. Her hob
by is reading.
She is now taking the COM
mercial course, and her plans
after graduation are undecided.
SANDRA FAYE WALLS
MAY 81, i945
Sandi is the daughter OF Mrs.
irene W. Hayes of Harrington
md Mr.. Willis Walls Of Mil
ford.
Sandi participated in the play
of 1861. She also played hockey.
She was Junior treasurer Of
Harrington Canteen and Presi-
ient of the Art Club. She has
been class treasurer during her
Junior and Senior years and Is
also in the 1868 yearbook staff.
Her hobby is drawing.
She is a commercial student
and her future plans are in
definite.
Mrs. Spicher's fifth grade
class has studied a unit on poem
Each OF her students
wrote a poem, and "My Dog"
by Bruce WiSk was chosen as
the best.
"MY DOG"
| want a dog with stumpy legs,
Long body, round like a keg.
Long tail, eyes soft and brown,
TO melt my heart when frown.
0ne that looks like he belongs
inside a roll nice and long.
and can you guess what kind
II dog It is that's on my mind?
lis ears are long and floppy,
and he makes eating rather
sloppy.
lis color could be red,
)r black or tan, It's said.
Ny money I am saving,
For this little dog Pm praying.
md It Is quite plain to see,
\ dachshund is the dog for me.
nu prr,oo wa 81
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
AMATEUR TAKES OVER

CHATTANOOGA (AP) wv Lew
Oehmig, 5-time winner of the
Tennessee amateur golf cham
pionship, is going into the golf
business. Oehmig is leaving his
post as a coffee company execu-
tive to become pres ident of a golf
equipment manufacturingf firm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD FRIDAY

The ceilings in Meramec c
Caverns in Mis- ouri have innu-
pockets and proje ctions
of native limestone. This gives
the effect of coarse sponge.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

Consumer expenditures for
food have increased almost so
per cent since 1850, though farm
receipts for the same food in
creased only 20 per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

To cook packaged prunes, bring
to boil and simmer a pound of
the fruit in quart of water. Then
let the fruit Tin its juice) stand
overnight.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

Pines are favored for bonsai,
but many other trees can be
dwarfed, including maple, elm,
cherry, cedar, cypress and weep
ing willow.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

Want pretty garnish for roast
duck to be served to guests?
String preserved kumQuats and
soaked prunes a1ternative1y on
skeWerS.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-20
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operation in the nationwide
TWX network. The local CEN
the dial operation and all ma
chimes were converted. Com
munications between TWX ma
chimes were previously hand
led manually.
Highlight of the years ac-
tivities was the construction of
a new telephone building. This
was the initial phase of a
$4,000 project tc bring dial
service to Sidney. Installation
of dial central office equip
ment in the new building was
started in December.
In 1917 the Mountain States
purchased the magnetic tele-
phone system from another
company. The equipment was
changed in 1925 to a manual
common battery system. This
has been expanded and mod
ernized through the years.
There were 337 telephones in
service in 1917 and 2,801 at
the present time, Packard
stated.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-20
CuIbertson News

PlentyWood.
The Blue and Gold banquet
for the Cub Scouts was held
Tuesday evening in the multip-
le-purpose room.
Mr.. Jess Hall is in Williston
hospital for fedical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Krall and
Mrs. Georgia Barstad and
Chuck went to Billings where
Mr.. Krall will have a check
up in the Billings Clinic. From
there they will go to Powell,
Wyoming, to visit their daugh-
ter and a sister of Mrs. Bar
Stad.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Stan
ford of the Andes Community
were callers in Culbertson Sat-
urday.
The CulbertSon Volunteer
Fire Department bought an
other siren to be installed in
the west end of town to com
plete the fire alarm system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peter
son of the Mona community
were visiting relatives in Cul-
bertSon Saturday.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-20
Power City

Victor Marker and son, Tom,
Dennis and Freddie Buxbaum
and Wayne SWigart all went
to Malta the weekend of Feb
rUary II and attended the
wrestling tournament in which
all the boys participated. Con-
gratulations ito Freddie and
Wayne who will go to the
State tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Badt and
Debby left last week on a
two week vacation "trip to
Washington to visit relatives.
Albert Rau recently spent
several days at the hospital on
two different occasions for
x-rayS and medical care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheetz
and son, VIM, left FEBRUARY Is
for a few days visit at the Ray
KOlstad home in Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-20
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and seventh, respectively, in
the conference standings; and
the Brockton Indians, the third
place team, against the sixth
place Savage Warriors. Sue
ceeding games will follow the
usual pattern of double elm
nation tournaments in pitting
winners against winners and
losers against losers, until a
team is eliminated by two
losses, with the remaining four
teams competing for champion
ship and consolation honors on
Saturday night.