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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

URBANA, near Sugar Loat-Unusual
opportunity. city conveniences in
truly magnificent rural setting.
Beautiful I25-yr.-old Colonial, COM
pletely modernized: 2 acres; gear
garage; Handicapped. gardened, chick
en- house; bedrooms, 2h baths:
kitchen. copper hood over stove. re-
frigerator, dishwasher, Bendix
aluminium storm windows. shades,
oil burner, copper pipes; charmingly
decorated. Immediate occupancy.
OWNER. Buckeystown, Nd. 1901,
NEW II Us sEMiDET. min HOME; $l2. 900; 8
rms, bath. full bsrnt.: conv. to
shopping, transp.; good nearby Md.
loc. NJ. M/NORTHERN, DI. 8S42.
81. 1859! -29
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fILUIbt V-W N. Z. AFE. N
uTTCDECT Cr

HILLCREST, Sc.
Perfect for doctor or large family;
prewar. all-brick Colonial, on large
level corner lot; 1st floor, living
room, fireplace, dining loom, music
room. bedroom. kitchen and hath;
8 bedrooms and bath End floor;
4 rooms and bath, 3rd floor; 5
rooms and bath with fireplace In
English basement. Very reasonable
terms. DI. 1015; eyes,, 81. S947.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SINNER SPRING

CAPE COD BRICK
luxe Kitchen and bath. fireplace, din
rni.. porch, full bsmt. $16.950.
RAMBLER
Two-bedrm. brick, expansible attic,
din. rm., capE flrsplsse; Go, Sl5;g5e. 1929.
Four bedrms., liv. rm.,. din. rm.,
studio. ga baths, 2 fireplaces, many
de luxe features; S24.950. MR.,
BISHOP. SU. $500. Lo. 5-2716.
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NEW RAMBLER, $ll, ,99O
, Bedrms.-$1,190 Cash-GI
Here's q real oppcrtuni.y for ouali-
taxes. for this lovely rambler in
desirable Silver Spring location; fea-
lures 12x2O hv. rm., beautiful mod
ern kit, 8 large closets: gas a.-c.
heat. ample utility storage area; 4
blocks to elementary school. Cali
FREDERICK W. BERENS
Sales, Inc. 1920 K st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEAR SILVER SPRING
SHOPPING CENTER
COG OEn

Just, q few blocks over the
D. c. line on q large. wooded
corner lot approx. 100x135
feet Entire home has Just
recently been completely re-
decorated throughout, with
excellent taste and skill.
Recreation room In basement.
Center hall. GAIT. living room
with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. den and powder room
on the 1st floor; 8 bedrooms
and 2 baths on the 2nd floor.
Among other features are
gas hot-water heat, detached
garage, patio and porch in
rear, slate roof, Seldom do
you flnd homes Of this caliber
priced so low. Phone Mr..
Denston. WO. 6944, with
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HILLS.-Newly decorated
3-bedrm. white frame. full bsmt.,
gas heat. aluminium storm windows
and doors. Lovely shaded lot. An
chor-fence, near schools, stores,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. 1856 8 till 8. UN. 1166.
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CHEvERLY-Lovely 6-rm. brick CO.
lonial. firepl., porch. bsmtt; fenced
unGss Sal sl7noo o ,nel ss taGss taass
FMS. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
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MoDFRN DET1cHED BRICK

orr ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Nr. Boiling, Andrews Field. Naval Re-
search. etc. No hot cake VIII ever
than this one! It's q real beauty,
SO let's get that call in to Mr.. Kitch-
ems. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1865;
eyes,, LU. 2-Sl36. -2S
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PINEWOOD

3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod in a COM
munity Of attractive homes; firepl
In liv., rm., full bright bsmt.; Anchor
fenced lot; assume lge. FHA CT
trust. Cash offer or terms. Mrs.
Nader, uN. 4314. COX & CO.,
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ARLINGTON
REDECORATED
ARLINGTON
BUNGALOW
On1v S10 Q50
Arlington-$3, $50 Cash
Vacant-OpIv S67 Mo

PEcIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1872
Ch 5057, CHI. 4311
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S28.500

Hillcrest det. brick, 9 yrs. old.
Center hall, liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., kit, den. pow
der rm., rear screened porch;
2nd floor has 8 bedrms. and 2
baths, finished attic. recr. rn..
2-car brick det. garage; oil,
THESE 3 HOMES MUST BE SOIL
Call Mr.. Broche, 10. 3-5013
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NEW SIX-ROOM RAMBLER, masonry
house, 8 acres Of land; 3 bedrooms,
tile bath. kitchen, dining room.
Living room with fireplace; modern
throughout; electricity. oil burner.
had; near Poolesyille: on Hughes
paS ESass SlsS9o, sdcss,,,s HARoLD lsd G ss1 SMITH
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You can purchase this cozy, clean,
well-built. 2-bedrm., 2-story home
for only $11,25U; excel. close In To-
cation, conv. to buses and shopping
CENTER 10 minis: from Pentagon.
property. in excel cond.: recently
decoratea, has cheerful liy. rm.
with din area. equipped kit, sew
eral lge. closets, new gas furnace
In bsmt.; lge. wooded lot with white
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
IN VA. SINCE 1929
CHI. 5051 CHI. 431l
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3-bedrm. ramblers. on
large level lots, nearing completion,
full Easements, gas h.-w.h., Kitchens
all beautifully equipped. tiled baths,
built-in bookcases and many, many
ey entyas S1sp5S pTesd roI amff1nslg fa 0w at
or appt. to inspect call PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900. Open
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BROOKDALE-Opportunity to own a
charming detached brick home in. a
borhood Center hall with 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths. newly redecor-
ated; garage; beautiful lot. To in
spect call Mr.. Hood OR. 1896 with
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CHEvERLY-Stone nome of charm
and only S15,s5o; 2 bedrms.. knotty
pineN den. full din. rm.. all-elec.
kit, screened porch; full bsmt.;
huge lot, 65x120. Be sure to in
spect this desirable home in a choice
neighborhood, Call WA. 5000 till
8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.
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$15,950
2-FAMILY

Near Coral Theater, shop
ping center: conv. to every
thing" Semidet. brick: 8 yrs.
old. Income $1S5 mo. Pay
S79.29 mo. on 4heo trust.
Also has bsmt. apt. practically
complete.
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PEACE CROSS AREA
5-rm. frame bungalow. Liy. rm., di.
nette, kit; bedrnns: and bath.
Immediate possession. Ewes. 10.
9-7766. Days. Ii. 6-0215.
ANTHONY v. COLICCHIO
REAL ESTATE. 1105 PA. AVE. Sc.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.

1903 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Open Daily, 6 Til Dark
16 Lone Oak Drive
Well situated in one of our fast
growing sections is this fine new
rambler containing 3 lge.. bedrms..
ltv. rm., din. rm. "a baths: ample
terms. To reach: Out Wis. ave. to
Old GEORGETOWN rd., left to Lone Oak
dr., right to our open sign. Bill
LINGSLEY 81 KORZENDORFER, OR.
1926 tiii q nm. -2A
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BEI,-AIR

Attention Veterans
attractive, comfortsbls Sei- AZ
home? Only $500 down. plus small
settlement fees, and ST. per mo-,
including taxes and insurance. Ne
Reeulation x.
LAST SECTION NOW OPEN
Living room with picture window and
fireplace, large equipped kitchen. 3
bedrms. and expandable attic. Fin
ished stairway.
TOTAL PRICE, S1l,4Oo
Directions: Drive over Memorial
Bridge, out Lee blvd. (Rt. 50) l mi.
past Seven Corners to 1st trafic
light. then left to property.
Open all day Saturdays and Sundays:
weekdays, 2 pm. til dark,
RANDOLPH D. ROUSE
ENTERPRISES
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

RooMiNG HOUSE. near IIth and
Penna. ave. s.e.; two. apts. and 4
$4,000. Price. S14,500, with 81 500
down. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO..
1911 Penna. ave. s.e., Ii. $4,000.
COLORED--NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE
Attractive brick home, large
rms. and bath, full easement. gas
heat, garage. Small Gown payment.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911
COLoRED--Ia33 POTOMAC AVE
Conveniently located 5-rm. brick
home: gas h.-w.h only SS.960, on
terms, RA. 1900; eyes,, GE. 051S.
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BETHESDA, MD.

~9 = A44Gk044141 4AOs
$21, ,450
brick ramblers, on large
lots. out where the air Is fresh and
suburban living is at its best. Spa
cious living and dining rms; today's
kitchen, 3 attractive bedrms., tiled
bath and powder rm.; gas air-con-
ditioned heat. We think you should
see these houses right away. Call
WQ. 2300. Once open till 8 pm.
H. JONES 81 CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE d C. -0S
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PICTURE BOOK COTTAGE
Permanent stone and brick, and a
nice. level lot with outdoor grill,
4 bedrms.. 2 baths; amazingly
hood sno6.n.snT Is not transit but nice and
bedrms.. and bath on hrst H.;
excel. ~ bank financing. Call Mrs.
Kenner. WI. 5106 with THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. 1920 Conn. ave-. WO.
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$3.50 DOWN
NEW RAMBLER

Here's a cute 2-bedrm. rambler in
Lanham (about 20 min. from down.
town Wash, nc. trsffic bottlenecks)
a big liv. rm. with picture window,
complete equip. kit, plenty OF
cabinets; oil heat; paved street; /
block to shopping, transp., and
schools. only S10.250, terms.
H1LLCREST REALTY co.
1414 PA. AVE. Sc, Ii. T-4040.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

COLORED
Only S295 down. Nr. 9th and H sts.
s.w. 7-rm; row brick home: bath.
like rent. OWNER. AID. 0532. 30
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
Almost new 3-bedrm. brk, rambler;
h:-w.h:, complete GE kit, lge. lot
PHILIP p. KEY CO. REALTORS
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BUNGALOW

NICE Sc. LOCATION
NEAR FT. DUPONT PARK
$1,000 DOWN 1880 MOI
$3.50 a.,
Here is q cutie with 2 bedrooms, Nv
ing room, kitchen and bath; heat;
beautiful lot. garage. For appt. to
inspect call owner, D1. S724; eyes.
Iu 1-63SO ~
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C COLOREp
aAY NnnH

PossEss1oNNSs95 DOWN
400 blk. 9th st.. s rms. semidet., :,
bath. coal heat; monthly payments
like rent, OWNER. AID. 0632.
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SILVER SPRING

01IVEh SFNING
Exclusive Woodside Forest-Unusual
ffs Bath 0fta iss CAPE H. ses; S9s
screened concrete side porch, OF
beautiful all-elec. kitchen. Parti-
toned basement. Huge finished recr
room, attach. garage. DI, 1915: eve,
AP. 4013. WIN: H. SAUNDERS CO.,
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SILVER SPRING
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
GE ALL-ELEC. KITCHEN
FULL BASEMENT WITH FiRFPL.,
LARGE LIV. RM. WITH FIREPL.,
AND DINING AREA: NICE LOCA-
TION. ONLY $4,000. CLOSE
TO PARoCHIAL AND PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
BULGE & BOWLBY
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$500 DOWN

pFUU DOWN
TO approved Vets. on these new
semi-detached brick homes in
Normandy Village. Sc. 2 and 8
bedroom styles to choose from.
Sample house at 46th place and H
st. sc. Open daily and Sunday.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
HOME AND INCOME
1900 block Savannah st.-Semide-
tached brick 8 rooms, bath, modern
kitchen. front colonial porch. gas
IA bsn1t.; excel. cond.; SO, 800 will
handle. trades considered, good
financing. ST. 2026; eyes,, ia.
oooo'
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RADIANT VALLEY

vassti0p is peafsH herr in the COO, yarS q
bungalow; 2 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm., equip. kit, tile bath; ex-
pandable attic: $4,000. Cali Miss
Fox, cox g. CO.. UN. 1926.
UNIVERSITY HILLS
Beautiful new white brick rambler
with liv. rm.. firepl., din. area and
all-elec. GE kit incl. dishwasher and
disposal; 3 spacious, well-lighted
bedrms.;. lge. corner lot. Ready for
immediate occupancy. A real buy for
S15.500.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 6655. o It'll o. UN. 1856.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
FT. DUPONT
S-RM. SEMIDET.
2 TILED BATHS

Completely finished 2-rm. apt. In
bsmt. A wonderful opportunity to
own o very attractive, completely
modern, 6-rm. home Of your own.
with beautiful kitchen and tile bath,
In. complete privacy plus. q very
apt. in bsmt.; separate entrance
assures complete privacy. Cost to
9797: after 5 pm, AK. 0634.
Capital View Realty Co.
panl4a.. nnE N " -Ara N w
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AURORA Hills

A. gorgeous Georgian Colonial, center
ball featuring large living room with
fireplace. dining room, Kitchen, and
powder room. Four large bedrooms
and two baths; unfinished attic, fun
basement. oil a.-c. heat; one-car
garage; level lot sOxl20. Imme ediats
possession. Call John Tommasi, MA,
1900: ewes. OV. 6257.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1AtT z ct NJ Wy oa
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CQLoRED

317 18th 81. s.E.
Large semidetached brick house in
excellent condition. with reception
hall entrance; rooms on 1st a.
plus 4 bedrooms and bath on End A.;
full basement, gas h.-w,h.; det. gar;
many extras. $500 down. balance
OF MI. Beasley. vi. 0906.
MARSHALL ] ,WAPLE co.
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ARLINGTON FQREST


ARLINGTON FOREST
This is one Of the best larger typs
homes we have ever had to offer. On
q shaded level lot covered with
Large liy. rm., din. rm., modern lit.
and screened porch on 1st floor. 3
bedrms. and bath on end. Rec. rm.
IN bsmt. This home is priced to sell
ana IS well financed. S19,500.
NEAR Z CORNERS
$12,950
Nice new 3-bedrm. bungalow rambler
IN well-planned community. Has
lily; rn., with picture window and
adjoining dining space. Moder- kit.
ana bath. Reasonable cash viii
F. E. MALCOLM
nut
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20

are being sponsored by the
Montana Extension Service, and
the Montana State college agri-
cultural advisory council, which
recommended that the confer
ences be held, will assist.
In order to have a complete
program for agricultural pro-
greSs there are six committees
dealing with crops, livestock,
agricultural resources, rural
family living, irrigated agricuI-
ture and rural youth. Those
interested in any one or more
of these subjects are requested
to participate in the county
conference.
For furthsr information a
folder has been prepared by
the Montana Extension Service
which contains suggested prob
lens to discuss. The folder may
be secured from the county
agents office.
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Locals

A. L. Cooper and E. C. Nc
Cormick, Holly Sugar Corp. Of
ficials of Colorado Springs, Colo,
visited at the Hardin plant of
the corporation on Monday of
this week.
I. D. Croghan, superintendent
of the Hardin factory of Holly
Sugar Corp, left Tuesday for
Salt Lake City on a business
trip.
oCCIDENT Elevator, Standard
Seed Co., Sheridan FIGURING
Mill and Hardin Elevator will
be closed Monday, Dec. 24.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn
of Colstrip, has as their guests
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon
Walburn and family of Livings-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Perry
of Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Perry of Ashland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Johnson, j. A. Perry, and
George Perry of Vananda, Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Stevens of Ash
land and their son, Charles
Vaughn, of the army air corp
in Texas.
Mrs. Logan Kingston of Jol-
let is visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in Hardin for a few days.
Mrs. Kingston was a member
of the LEO club when it first
began and she returned to
Hardin for the installation of
the 1852 officers. She will act
as installing matron.
REDUCED prices on late ship
ment of floor and table lamps.
CoaSt-to-CoaSt Store.-Adv.
Mrs. j. C. Elder returned home
last week after spending sew
eral days in a Billings hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hawks
and family were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hammer Saturday eve
ming. ,
REDUCED prices on late ship
ment of floor and table lamps.
Coast-to-Coast Store.-Adv.
Miss 10 Annette Walburn ar
| rived in Livingston, December
Is from the Colorado Women's
college at Denver, Colo.
Charles Vaughn, son of Mrs,
Charles Vaughn, of ColStrip, is
visiting at the home of his par
entS. He is with the air corp
and has been stationed in Tex
as.
FORDiS for flowers. Primrose,
begonias, Violets, NUNS, pep
pers, holly, poinsettas. Phone
681-J.-Adv.
Mrs. Al. Barnebey and Miss
Ruth Barnebey of Cairo, Neb.,
arrived in Hardin December Is
to visit at the L. S. McAllister
home. Mrs. Barnebey is the
mother of Mrs. McAllister and
will remain in Hardin for the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
DeadIine Is Near
For Ordering
SheIferbeIf Trees

A last-minute reminder tn
farmers and ranchers that or
ders for shelterbelt trees for
spring planting must be i'm the
county extension office by De-
cember 81, was issued this week
by Fl. M. Fitzpatrick, Big Horn
county extension agent.
According to information re-
ce1Ved from O.. M. Patten. ex-
tension forester, it looks now as
though there will be plenty of
nursery stock to fill all orders
Fitzpatrick said. New additions
to the list OF paintings avail
able are American elm and
common lilac.
Other species available are
caragan, Russian olive, honey-
suckle, choke-cherry, American
plum, green ash, Chinese elm,
golden willow, white willow, cot
tonWood, blackberry, ponderosa
pine and Douglas fir.
The county agent also point
ed out that the area to be
planted must have been sum
mer fallowed or at least fully
ploWed in the fall before spring
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20

flowers, one or a dozen roses,
carnations, pompons, blue iris.
CorSageS and arrangements.
Mrs. Fred Waterman, Phone IS,
Two blocks north of City park.
ADV.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Kasteletz
and family of Joliet were week
end guests at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. L. J. Wallace.
: MI. and Mrs. Nils Ottun of
Hardin and Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Laeur of Billings will leave to-
morrow for Denver, Colo, where
they will spend the Christmas
holidays at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Buzzetti.
Dr.. and Mrs. L. H. Iabbitt will
leave today for Great Falls to
spend the Christmas holidays
with their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Labbitt.
Charlie Mccormick of Great
Falls called at the L. J Wallace
home here Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Labbitt
have recently returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
Labbitt had been in the Mayo
clinic and submitted to major
surgery.
Mary Agnes Zelka arrived in
Hardin last Friday, Dec. IA, to
spend three weeks visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Zelka. Mary Ag-
mes is a registered graduate
nurse and has been employed
at a st. Cloud, Mimi, hospital.
Her parents motored to Billings
to meet her and bring hsr to
Hardin.
Mrs. Tom Larson of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, and Mrs. Kenneth
Peterson of Columbus visited at
the l.. j. Wallace home in Har-
din Monday.
Lloyd Zillmer, who received
several crushed ribs while saw
ing a limb off a tree, was re-
leased from the Big Horn
county community hospital last
week. He is recovering at his
home. He is superintendent of
the Open Bible Sunday school
and will take part in the
Christmas program Saturday
nlgnG. =
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
Youngsters Guests
At Lions Purty

Nearly 100 youngsters, child
rem and guests of Hardin Lions
club members, were on hand at
the Legion hall last Monday
night, when the annual Lions
Christmas party for their child
rem was held. J.
The Rev. C. w. Hart acted
as master of ceremonies for the
program which followed the
serving of refreshments Inter
mingled with Christmas songs
and recitationS the small guests
were granted interviews with
two of Santa's elves who took
their Christmas orders for st.
Nicholas.
Growing event of the eve
ming was the appearance of
Santa Claus, who passed out
gifts and treats of candy and
fruit to the small fry.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
Rural Progress
Conferences
Slated for County

Rural Progress conferences for
the purpose of discussing pos
sibilitiss of supplying the west
coasts increased population
with beef will be held in Big
Horn county during January
and February, it has been an
nounced.
Since farmers and ranchers
of Big Horn county derive most
of their income from livestock
and livestock products, these
meetings should be of particu-
lar interest, it is believed. Ulti-
mate result to be derived from
the conferences will be a goal,
which the people themselves set
up, to work toward during the
coming decade.
Rural Progress conferences
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20

win was the first of the season
for Sheridan.
Concentrating on defense,
neither team did much scoring
in the opening period, which
ended 1875 in favor of the
Broncs. The wyoming five pull
led steadily ahead in the re-
mainder of the game, after the
Bulldogs had pulled to within
three points of the lead early
in the second quarter. Sheridan
led at halftime, IS to Is and at
the start of the final frame,
SO to 81.
Don Grace of the Broncs took
scoring honors for the evening
with Is points, followed by Ho-
mer Scott with IL. Holland
spanked the Bulldogs with 10
counters, followed by Jim zelka
with 9.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20

planting, since the sod must be
completely destroyed before
trees can be planted for either
dryland or irrigated Windbreaks
Leaving the soil rough over
the winter to catch as much.
snow as possible is a recon-
mended practice. Or, better vet.
erect a snow fence in the CEN
ter OF the planting site to catch
the snow.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
Sheridun Wins Over
Hardin BULLDOGS

Hardin Bulldogs suffered
their third defeat of the cur
rent season last Friday night
at the hands of the Sheridan,
Wyo., Broncs, So to "a in a
game played at Sheridan. The
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
Church News

At First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday is Every Member
Canvass Day. Following the Sec
ond service, duplicate services be-
ing each Sunday morning at $3.50
and 11:00 a. m. the women of the
church will serve a dinner to the
120 men who will then go out to
contact the members for their
yearly pledge.
The Guidon Class Of the Church
Of the Cross, Winsford and Gale
donia rds., will have their regular
monthly meeting at the church on
Thursday, February 22nd. This will
start off with a Pot Luck dinner
at $3.50 and the business meeting
will be held afterward. The pro-
gram has an intriguing scheme
called "Big Game Night" The host
and hostesses for the evening are:
Jay and Mary Stillinger, Bill and
Agnes Linhart, Warren and Mild
red Baker, John and Irene Sillag
and Fred and Helen Smith.
The Windermere Meth dist
Church will present its second ses-
sion in the new Learning For
Life" course, Wednesday evening,
February 28th. A Fellowship Sup
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22

Glynn rd; Circle G with Mrs. CT.
Yeagley, 944 Selwyn rd.
On Tuesday evening at 8:15,
February 9th, Circle / will meet
with Mrs. w. c. Fieltz, 1856 East
146th st. On Wednesday, at 8 pm.
February 28th, Circle J will meet
with Mrs. S. A. Salter, 1921. Nela-
view rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
Boy Scouts Are
Invaluable In
Civil Defense

The Boy Scouts of East Cleve-
land are making an important con-
tribution to the community Civil
Defense program.
c. J. Dover, Civil Defense Direc-
tor, praised the work of the scouts
in distributing civil defense ma
terial to homes and stores through
out East Cleveland, and aiding in
the preparation of the material
for delivery:
Through the efforts of Joe
Cornelius, Boy Scout Field Execu-
tive, and Bill Seitz, District Boy
Scout Commissioner, and the IL
scoutmasters and advisors in East
Cleveland, the 225-odd Boy Scouts
did a wonder job of getting our
civil defense information into
every home and store in East
Cleveland"
The Scouts will repeat their dis
tribution assignment next Satur-
day, delivering to each home a
handbill, civil defense literature
and a registration card.
The troops who are participating,
and the scoutmaster or advisor of
each, are as follows:
Troop 8, Paul Glover; Troop 18,
Howard R. Dennison; Troop 26, H.
Torrey Walker; Troop 81, VIM. o.
Seitz; Troop 108, R. E. Walling;
Explorer Post 8, F. M. Tabor; Ex-
plorer Post 18, Joseph V. Luongo;
Troop 116, B. G. Andrews; Troop
ITO, Kenneth Benson; Troop 284,
Joseph Erbeznik; Troop 368, Louis
J. Capek; Troop 395, Paul D.
Cargill.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22

The Woman's Bible class of
Windermere Presbyterian Church
will meet in the Woman's Parlor
of the church, Euclid at Winder-
mere, Thursday, March 1st at 500
p. m. The Rev. j. Franklyn Nc
Hendry, pastor, will lead in a
lenten devotion.