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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

how much we have to do our
selves.
This weekend the following
men were among those who
turned out some both morn
ings and afternoons: John Eek
hardt, Bill Hatch, Gordon Rudd,
Tom Shearer, Durant Burton,
Bob Ward, Peter Pien, bud Dud-
ley, Bob Rapp, Rudy Mechelke,
Ed Gardner, Pete Sante, Lew
Francis, Gordon johnson, A. A.
Casson, Al Archer, Bob Davidson,
Adolph Lange, Aaron PosneT
and Norris Shaw. Ginny Eek
hardt, Barbara Shaw and Mar
garet Burton took a picnic lunch
up to the men on Sunday, and
the valiant ladies who were cut
ting wire Monday night were
Mesdames Rudd, Rapp, Shaw,
Ward and Hatch.
A quick check will show
some names repeated over and
over i'm the volunteer lists.
Now you other 400 members
don't let them get all the
glory. You all come. Mr..
Geereart has let the pool cor
pOratiOn have the house next
to the pool site for ST. a month
so they'll have toilet facilities
and a place to store tools and
refreshments.
Others who are giving more
than their labor are Roy L. Har.
mon who owns a K-9 Cat (not a
misbegotten animal, another
variation of the bulldoZer) has
brought it up to the site several
days and has cleared much of
the parking lot and graded the
wading pool for us.
Howard Stack of the O'Reilly
Construction Corporation has ar.
ranged for us to get the cement
at cost and Eddie Eslin is doing
the plumbing work free and
supplying his equipment at cost.
At which point one might ask
what the Nation Pool Equipment
Corporation has to do. The
answer is - they will see that
our labor meets their standards
and put the finishing coat of
cement on the pool, tile the apron
and guarantee the finished pro
duct. They also supply the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

or &c printed on them and the
playground instructors report
that they have been tremendously
cooperative and efficient a
good group.
While the last of the children
were still signing up, the first
arrivals got right into the spirit
of things and several had made
paper hats before lunch time last
Wednesday. Last Friday morn
ing was spent in track practice
and in the afternoon they had a
White Flag Day with relay
races and other events centered
around the capture of the white
flag. A partial score card read:
Standing broad jump, Joan
Crandall, 81 inches; Kathy South
all, 60; Diane Cornwell, Sc; Gail
Kork, Sc; Sharon Emmons and
Mary Dickson, 81. Running
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Thursday June 3d. 1855

blocks that are used for the
sides of the pool. Men who are
interested in the technical as.
poets, stress and such are invited
to come down to the pool any
time and the volunteer engineer
in charge will be glad to answer
any questions while they
work.
Twenty-six members of the
Homemaker II Club put their
homemaking aside with a flour.
ish and had their final meet.
ing of the season at the Nor.
mandy Farm Restaurant on
June II.
Though the summer vacation
had distracted some of the All
youngsters, a few steadfast girls
led by their president, Mickey
500, continue to meet every week
with Mrs. Robert SlutZ who is
responsible for the rapid pro.
gress they are making in their
sewing course. They started this
spring with pin-cushions and
have worked through pot-holders
and aprons to skirts, which they
are planning to finish in time
for the fashion show at the Cal.
thersburg fair the climax of
the All year for local enthusiasts.
The All-Twinbrook Cub-Scouts
had their last indoor meeting of
the season last Friday and two
awards were made. Denis Doyle
received his Lion Badge and
Robert E. Lee, Jr., won his Bear
Badge. Mrs Lee "a mother
bear?) finished her term as den
mother and was awarded a certi.
ficate for her services, as Mrs.
John Lyons took over Den 4, this
months honor den. The Rock
crest pack led by our Bob
Drake with several dens from
TWinbrook met last Sunday at
the recreation grounds for an all
family picnic which was a great
success. The lone den of Cubs
from TWinbrook which is a part
of the Maryvale pack had a Cub
mobile" race last Monday night
after which Bruce Ide of Twin
brook was awarded his Wolf
badge.
Children playing land just
plain sitting) in the middle of
the street were the cause of a
rather serious accident last
week, when a cyclist swerved
to avoid a child and lost control
of his bike, crashed into
parked car and smashed the
shatter-proOf window with his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

broad jump, Sharon Emmons,
104 inches; Gail Kork, 101; Kathy
Southall, 10. Younger girls, do,
Donna Tate, 83 inches; Linda
Osbon, go. 50-yard dash \ Tin
order of finish, Karen Rapp,
Kathy johnson, Mary Dickson,
Linda Byham and Kathy South
all.
The principal handicraft prof.
ect for this week is gimp,
leather-like plastic, with articles
requiring varying degrees of skill
being made by the different age
groups under Mrs. Mason's direc.
ton.
On Monday Mr.. Maley visited
the playground to lead wood
working group which made dec
orative plaques with WOODBURY.
ing tools. These pieces are
also practical and can be used
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

as pot-holder hangers. They
made pot-holders last week. Mrs.
Korb would like to have the help
of some parents with the six and
seven year Odds on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings when the
crafts are primarily for this age
group.
Most of the little ones require
a good deal more help and en-
enlargement in order to finish
their work, although one little
fellow startled his parents when
they heard noise in his room
in the middle of the night last
week. When they Investigated,
he explained that he was prac-
ticing weaving so he'd be able to
finish his pot-holder.
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until The end OF the ceremony
The Most Rev. Msgr Philip M.
Hannah said the Archbishop was
strongly influenced by Father
Lauriola of st. Mary's Church in
his decision to give us the now
valuable land at the price the
church had paid some time ago.
He expressed the church's desire
to help in a community enter
prise which strengthened family
ties and reflected the parents
acceptance of their responsibility
for their children's welfare.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
Volunteer Labor Essential
To Construction; 400 Set
To Do Their Part of Big Job
BY Elaine WOjtanOwski

The swim pool continues to dominate Twinbrooks social
life and last Saturdays ceremony marking the transfer of
the deed the land from the Catholic Archdiocese to the
Tnbrook Pool Corporation brought out happy crowd to
marvel at the incredible amount of work accomplished in
one week.
Al Stoughton, who arranged the affair competeny,
also arranged to have the out at 1890 and stay
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ARL:-NssSSo sSo fa5n.: copy; lee:; / 6st bed
IG1S Is1o NJ ssS iSsS. jaS' AIT oso.Rss T. JR. ss45ss
SEVEN CORNERS rms. working
couple: sos. Also can provide child
care during day. JE. 4-4747. 20
-BEDRM. APT.-Everything. fur.
nishsd; $s5 mo-; sublet August
sasSnse sasSn Or Pessn0es sesn cal ishV Ri ss4ss
ssssEIsssd ssseIIss ssS tssPIshsa apt 81 s
AkG fSu,s bHss Hss'f H. ri 10th ArinE.1In rdIs. bed
bath: sss So: Res, mgr. ia, s.
N. ARL.-1st H.. duplex; ,ge. rms,
minis. b. {. IA. 2-2165. u
ARL.1Mswly sl; furn; Ii. Dsdrps PED S,,nN. liv
s1sh: utils. incl. JA. 7-sie3. 80
ALEX.--Nice lge; studio, Kit. bath,
rHsTEI 1ssrsf' PHEiL YELLOW. ~ oaitfs sIGE WALLS.
Solid mahog. furn., bedrm., apt,
clean, quiet blds., laundry, yards
13th, Ari., ia. 7-9268. ia. $4,000.
DELIGHTFUL furn. 1-bedrM apt.
Hall. Call JE. 2-4S80. 81
ARL.-Spacious 2-bedrm. apt. near
Pentason. comp. furn., ideal for a
girls. Pets allowed: avail. Aug. l.
SI25 mo mo- sILLs REAL EsTAsTE'
ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath: above avs; utils., except
elec.: sos. IA. S-4sS5. ia. 2-1s9O'
ARLINGTON. N.-Attr. and cool; /
Ref. 2earBidi Bids; M se4'56 mo. n' JE' T. s-7s4s.
AVAILABLE Now-1-bedrm. near.
est furn. apt. to Ft. Myer, children
| allowed. No security deposit REQ.
| Se9.60, incl utils. / apt. has twin
beds. Call Mr.. Draper for appt. to
inspect. ia. $1,000. go
Observation-Disclosures and 1-bed
room apartments: janitor service.
laundry privileges. downtown loca-
| tion: ali utilities: S75 to -S92.b0.
Call TIE, 6-6670 between 10 Am.
and 8 pm.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.


LARGE KITCHEN, bedrm.. private
shower bath; no children. 530I
Alton St; Gregory Heights. Nd.
LOVELY BEDRM., LIv. RM. and kit,
End a. in 2-famlly house. ideally
furnished; close to transp.: share
bath. Child care available. HO.
2-7957 or AP. 1887.
TAKOMA PARK-Furn. 2 bedrms.
liV. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath.
Pvt. entr. in pvt. home. Call after
6 only. JU. 9-2344. %
SILVER SPRNG-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. din. bath: ntiis. incl, Ses.50
Couple; refs. 10. 3-6ss9 II
NICELY FURN. and dec. i-bedroom
apt. In apt. bldg, conv. shop. cen.
ter, $3.50. AL utils. incl. 1916
Flower ave, Takoma Park. Nd
ia. 9-6411.
SILVER SPRING, MD. In lovely
home. master bedrm.. pvt. bath
pvt. modern elec. kit, elec. laun;
dry facilities: $40. JU. S-3556
TAKoMA PIX; s45; small attrac. 8.
run. apt; cool; ] person only
wooded district. JU. 9-4559. 81
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e61s GARFIELD ST. N.W.-Newly
: rms. and bath each. Rents. $40.
daily. SaI; 1Ps0Je' 2. ). wALsHR. he NC ii15 It's
Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s. 81 :.
919 L ST. NV rms. kit. and
bath bath $7s sn, 1enitpr WAsHn Sn Premises INc Wi
Ills Ess st. NV. IA. s.S4es;
BRIGHTwoOD-s rms. kitchsnette.
Schools and Churches. IA. s-ss14.
s1s L ST. N.w-1 I'm. kit: and
5NSs dSSss 11l6 Eye st. NV" ma. g.
Sc, on Minn.-Mod. / -bedrm. apt.
incl. h.w. and heat: JU.. S-03s3;.
nette, Kit. bath. Rent. SIS. p. j.
WAIsHnEz, y. ssnzeI NC 1il5 Eye st. siW''
NEAR fAi sisesfii s6ffise r1ELp-Liy. vi rm.,
IKE new; s52. 80 mo. incl. ytils.
4iSs @ iSth ST. N.w.-Newly dec: /
bedrm., $3.50 mo. Also bedrn.,
$40 mo. Conv. shop. and transp.
See mgr. Ant NJ l., 81
3e6 DELAFIELD PL. NV. Apt. l.
? rms. kit. bath; porch In 4-family
S2t4rs VAL seS H. sS5MSS 1es3 sis' l'ss ss hS y
40 FoRREsTER ST. s.w.--very de-
sirable modern apartment: rms:
kitchen and bath: sos. PLANT q
GORDON. INC. 1874 PARK rd. NV
NffNRLS 81 s-ofaEaD fRaEaDEcoRArEp ne. apt.
bath. lee. kit. and screened porch
s5S. Cali WA. 1881 for appt., Of
APT.-Is fnsGSfrnson; rms. END bath: entire End
floor; clean: all utils. incl; $50 pei
mo. 6116 Sth st. NV" RA. 6-!56S
FIRST FLOOR, 2-bedrm. apt. ice
All utils. incl. ssb. RA. 3-4n7s
REVERE APIS, 1909 Lebanon ot st.
Apt. 3-Facing Langley Park shop,
center. Beautiful. 1-bedroom apt.
iss liv TIa;, Sinstte' YTtt,: Eiti bath ,ns,
1fhoi III fAsK isK0RoAD ROAD N.w.-At.ractiv,
bedroom, living room, kitchenette
| dinette and bath apartment, $7s
monthly, including utilities: als'
| big living room, 2 bedrooms, kttch
enette.. dinette and bath. Just re
decorated, SEQ monthly includini
aaso aaii5''issi 18th ST. Nw.-seversl sizes
/ rm, kitchenette, dinette, DIR. clos
and bath, S72. so per mo-: lac
rms, kitchenette, dinette and bath
500 per mo-: 3 Ice. rms, kitchen
cite, dinette and bath. S115 pc
mo-: and living rm., dining rm
kit, 2 bedrms. and 9 baths, SIS,
per mo. Apply switchboard. --3
S-ROOM APT. in 2-family house
Share bath, S75 per mo. Nr. play
ground and schools. carline. Wood
riNea :. . No Y.SQky
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IApTs UNTURA, D. G. tcs.ti ATS UhFuRNIsHrD-p G. IA

M c. U.-a bedrms.. mod. KIT.
Incl. rear porch. newly dee, heat
ald h,wy reas. N. .2-725o. --5l
COfGkEss HT9.-2-6edrm. DUPLEX.
Eks new. $3.50; Pa aye. So; +: ?
Sc. AkkA-Mod. 1-bedrm. duplex,
1855 MoNRoE 81. N.W-i-bedrm.
ant-. $3.50 mo-. incl; sll utilities:
Available AnEgst /. Inspect early
CONGRESS HTS, 422 Mellon 81. Sc,
Apt. 4-Liv. Irn.: bsdrns ht. bath,
GsESoiGirSWR-sHpw sSS sSs Ne o-sSSs sSSi sonsi. sl
sasr sssPl; cc ssrsS.2PS s.2Ssss Ssdrm-' siss ssas s''
Ella ST. N.W.-i -hedrm. and
enc apts.. $50 and S62.6Q per
mo. Key with 1anitor. pIsGEh
AuXIER CO.. sos Il st. n.w- Ma.
sssst St tGaEoaeIA AVE. NV. End a..
facing walter Reed-Liv. rln., bed
rm;, kit.. dinetts, bath: $40. Tu.
ATirsAcrryE APT. in apt. ia Sids.;
$52: so per mo-, rn.. kit. and
bath. See ianiter on premises.
ssss saSSs 5list =! IsLssD aisi AYE. ie saz,
ss 3.nsor ssbi bisaERs SS Rsf RS zSxiks Kiy ctts co
153 GALVESTON PL. S.W.-Bsmt.,
bedrm. combination hy. I'm. .dinette
kit.' bath; ssaa utilities. Adults PHONE
ssso ssth sT. s.E.-1 bedrm.. iiv.
rm.,- dinette. kit. and bath: re-
ST0.i5, Incl. utils. LU. I-564s,
2 BEDRM., iiv. rm., din, rm..
Kitchen, bath; End floor. 512 g
st. NV; $50 mo. Apply S11 18th
|sis ID End snd ST. N.w--Nie.. light apt.
rms, kitehenette, pvt. bath: In
small, welI-kept bldg; only 2 ten
snts In BLDG, ideal for couple enl-
ployed downtown. All utils: iurn.
Only S66 per mo. McCREA EQUIP
MENT CO., RE. 7-3424. "a
CORNER, Al bedroom. living room.
kitchen, dinette. bath and shower;
newly DECORATED. Also efheiency
IS BaRSNDliwrNE alSSfSi ST. s.E.-Ioss.,, Low
2-hedrm. apt. available in this
modern Garden-type apt. bldg. play
area for children, master Tv an
tenna, oii-styeet parking, ldry.
facilities. $3.50 per mo-. incl
Apt. iol. 10. 3-1s55. sTdLEF
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SmPgR CONN, AvE.-ooing 10 Eu-
rose. subiet i-bedrm. apt, elev..
-idry.. SOS. Res. mgr. EN- S-e463.
1sas 17th ST. x.w.-Newiy deco
I-bedrm. apt. for 2 or 3
adults. Ma. e-1o9e or WA. 7-303o.
CAPITOL HILL-s hedrms,, xall-to-
wall carpet, diDosal. the bath.
eresness s.ls porch. etc" ETC.: siSo'
-s!S7 EDMoSsToN AyK.-Basenent
apt. IN knotty pine. Liv. rn.. din.
n~Mn.. bedrm., kit. bath, garage. SIS
..aper NO. utils. incl. Avail. Aug. /.
Call JE. 2-6746 for appt.
Sinetts and bath; exeeptionsi bsat
.a Calvert ST, area. S72 so mo. CAN
c: SMITH. DI. 7-14l1. AD.
EMBASSY AREA. west of Conn.,
hedrrns.. liy. rn., kit. bath:
$3.50 wk: very clean, conf. RA.
3-e739. 2112 r st. NV. after
-e22ricaiENcY. west Of conn.-on.
adult. ssie, bedTm.. liv. rm.. kitch-
Snette. bath. SIS wk. RA. 3-6739.
BtRVARD 81. \: W., on ieth-
EVL. Isl OF ZnQ u-s Nv. tIm.. oeo-
Efn.. kit.-din., bath, ldry. washer
= drier): utils. $s5. RA. 6-632l
FARK RD. NV. west Of 10TH
Lovely studio bed-liy. rm.. ample
closets. mod. kit.-din.. pvt. a.:
4sis 4ssis "a: Fzz: sl9saais,s S9ai NV b.dsn... Msn
~ n.y.. r%;; 9:nt din sr r|. |a.osd4 81 and bssn'
CORNER APT, nr. 10th st.-LRe
81 bedfnn newly dec: conv. transp.
ntils. incl: 500 mo RA. 3-2943.
ssA 90
M. DUPONT cIR.-Lse. rm...
linens ss seds, fT4n fis ... Es Or bath utili isis
l9th NV. CO. $4,000 or AD
O. 81. Ne, 12s, nr. capitol-1 ant
e bedrms semipvt. and pvt. baths
$40 $50. Ii. 4.5716. -2a
,.1s0e QUE ST. N.W;-Attrsc., mod;
.5,"hldg. No lease required. csll Miss
GAsKML. Ho. 2-14oo or AID o
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a feeentiy completed fireproof build
d Ing beautifully decorated and fur
niahed BY Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR Ex-
= IENNpEp, &C OCCUPANCY uTo * AZ
WITHOUT LINENS OR MAID
SERVICE OR 5000 PER MONTH
q WITH LINEN AND MAID SERVICE.
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GEoRGgEToyWN. 1880 Cue q; nv. ,S,;.
sg HP'n 1otS a. IT, T. NJ Il Font 81.
; bssh;; ssss.to. s.s Nh. 'ifi HARRIS 'ii on
coSN. esSR''es AVE. APT; 3 e.drm,., q
baths, din. rm.. kit. lge. foyer
comp. rsmodeled and redse. 10. Q
oGESo5asaErowN = s.drm., mod.
ss.. 81 eisR ss fSS1 s 2 nn's s.ssSS .s.
wHirER hE ETisisEEED REED AREA, in apt. bldg. !;
dec: ist d.: Sos. IA. S-i5o5.,
CONNECTICUT AVENUE bedrm.,
eiai' ' SIS. RX. e-sisi. EM. s.sSSs
7is q. CAPITOL sr..--N.wly dec.
cool apt, pvt. bath, for 3-4 Govt;
employss Also bsmt. apt. .aand
EMfPoYED iaispapf f1s; fs;AaENrs-Room.. sp... -
in attractive club plan home. Reas.
child care, meals laundry. Large
lawns. Free park. NO. 7-6o12s
KENNEDY ST. NV. ,mod. apt
bldr.); iiy. rm,. bedrm.. den. KIT
chen-dinette. bath: parking lot
Sll2,50 incl, utils. TU. 2-9l36;,
DELArIELD PL. NV. s0i--23.uni,
kit, b.; s66. Res. Mar, RK. 6-5aI7
e.RM.. APT. ultramod. kit, in in q
pvt. home, individual entr. to apt.
close in town, NV. Sec, mr.. Walter
Reed HOSP: close sehs;; transp.i
nation. call PAUL p. sTfoNE''ss 'slSi q.
iasS MERIDIAN FL. N.w.--s sn rms.
kit, bath, $50. Also l rm., foyer
bath; rss. See fanitor. Tu. 2-0so0
OIL. 6A743. 20
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: EFFIC. APT, $49.50
: anQ MT. VERNON PI. NV.

M. 9th and Mass. ave. nv. facing
library, newly dec, S4g,b0 mo.
kAdults). See JAnitor on premises.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
800 Angus Calves
Sold al 20 Gents

CONTRACT PRICES for steer calves
and yearlings range from Is to 20 cents,
according to a report by the First Ma
tional Bank of Great Falls, but one
group of 300 choice to fancy Angus
steer calves from the Grass Range area
was contracted at 26 cents for late
October delivery to be weighed with
no shrink.
Other transactions reported:
Browning area, 1,4OO good quality
whitefaced steer calves at 1894 cents,
500 good quality whitefaced heifer
calves at 1874 cents, 200 choice quality
mixed crossbred calves at 2O1k cents
for steers and IL cents for heifers, SIS
choice mixed whitefaced calves at 2O1a
cents for steers and II cents for heifers,
20 good Hereford cows and calves at
$155 pair and So good quality mixed
Hereford yearlings at Is cents for steers
and 1914 cents for heifers.
Cameron area, 40 good quality Here
ford yearling steers at 1890 cwt., rs
good quality Hereford year1ing steers
at 1872; Fairfield area, 40 good quality
Hereford yearling steers at 18 cents
and 10 good mixed whitefaced calves
at 20 cents for steers and IL cents for
heiferS.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
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I 81 ! IS % : IS

SEPT. Is. MILES CITY: Montana Ram sale.
SEPT. s4-25. BUTTE: 9th Annual All. FLA
Livestock Show and Sale.
SEPT 80, HOBSON: Hack Hereford Ranch
production sale at the ranch.
OCT 8, DILLON: Dale E. MetIen, Armstead.
Shorthorn sale.
OCT. 8, FROID: Jacobsen Herefords Production
Sale, at the ranch.
OCT. 8, BILLINGS: National Targhee Production
Sale.
OCT. Is, BILLINGS: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale.
OCT. Ia CHEYENNE, WYo.: wyoming Here
fore Ranch Sale.
OCT. Is, GRASS RANGE: Bar Angus Ranch
Annual Sale at the Ranch.
OCT. IS, GOLDEN, COLO: Partridge Regis
tered Poned Herefords Dispersion Sale.
OCT. 17-18, HELENA: Herrin Hereford Ranch.
Annual Production Sale, at the Ranch.
OCT. 19, HAvRE: Bear Paw Hereford Assn.
Annual Fall Sale.
OCT. 20, BUTTE: Western Montana Angus AS
ISOLATION Show Sale.
OCT 81, GREAT FALLS: North Montana Angus
Breeders Feeder Show & Sale.
OCT. %, BILLINGS: Montana Aberdeen Angus
Association Feeder Show & Sale.
OCT. 22 SIDNEY: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale.
OCT. "a, TWIN BRIDGES: A. c. Bayers Here
ford Ranch 14th Annual Sale, at the Ranch
OCI. "a, MALTA: Northeast Montana Hereford
Breeders Assn Sale
OCT. "a, HAvRE: Hereford Feeder Cali Sale.
OCT. IS, MTSSOULA: Hereford Feeder Cali Sale.
Sale
OCT. 81, BOHEMIAN: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale.
OCT. 2S, DEER LODGE. Warren Hereford
OCT. 20, BUTTE: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale
OCT 20, GLENDIvE: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale
OCT 20. GREAT FALLS: Hereford Feeder Calf
Sale.
OCT. g, CUT BANK; I. Anderson Third
OCT. 81, MILES CITY: Tri-State Hereford
Futurity.
OCT. 81. MOORE: E. r.. Roehl Ranch Annus'
Polled Hereford sale.
OCT. 81, GLASGOW: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale.
NOV. 3, KALIsPELL: Northwestern Montana
Hereford Assn. Annual Fall Sale.
NOV. 8, MILES CITY: Hereford Feeder Calf Sale.
NOV A, SHELBY: Marias Hereford Breeders
Assn. Fall Sale
Second Annual Sale at the Ranch.
NOV. s. LEWISTOWN: Hereford Feeder Calf
Sale
NOV. =, LEWISTOWN: Central Montana Here
ford Assn. Annual Fall Sale.
NOV. 9, DRUMMOND: Wayne B. Hill annual
fall Hereford bull SALE at the ranch.
NOV. IL, BUTTE: Western Montana Hereford
Association Annual Fall Sale.
NOV. IL, GREAT FALLS: North Montana Here
ford Assn. Annual Fail Sale.
NOV. 10, BILLINGS: South Montana Hereford
Assn Sale. at the Billings Livestock Conn
mission.
NOV IS. HoBsoN: Bodley Hereford Ranch.
NOV. %, GLENDIYE: Eastern. Montana Here
ford Assn. Sale,
NOV. %, CASPER. wvO-: wyoming Hereford
Nov 20, SHERIDAN, WYo.: Sheridan Hereford
Assn. Show and Sale.
NOV. 80, MILES CITY: Modak PoIIed Hereford
DEC 2, BILLINGS: Bear Claw Ranch Sale.
Dayton Wyo-
DEC 2, GREAT FALLS: North Rocky Mountain
Aberdeen-Angus Assn. Sale.
FEB. 10, GREAT FALLS: Montana Polled /
Hereford Assn. Sale.
FEB 1914, 1856, MEssOULA: Top Cut Hereford
Sale.
APRIL 2, 1885, HELENA: W. J. Harrer and
Sons Annual Angus Production Sale.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01

is tough or thick and cannot be easily
impressed with the finger, it is old
If fresh, the flesh will look cool and
smooth; when moist or clammy, ii
is stale.
Pork is often called measly, and is
then almost poisonous; measly pork
may be easily detected, the fat being
full of small kernels. Swill or still CD
fed pork is not fit for curing; either
dairy or corn-fed is good.
ITO make a pork roast crisp and
handsome brown, rub a little sweet
oil over the skin with a goose feather.
Nelly's pudding: Half pound flour.
half pound treacle, half pound suet,
rind and juice of lemon, a few strips
of candied lemon peel, three table
spoons cream, two eggs
The ingredients for Snow Cake are:
Zone pound arrow-root, half pound
pounded white sugar, half pound but
ter, the whites of six eggs, flavor to
taste"
To make small sponge cakes: 1.-THE
weight of five eggs in flour''-it doesn't
say with or without the shells-'t the
weight of eight in pounded loaf sugar;
flavor to taste Let the flour be perfect
ly dry, the sugar well pounded and
sifted E. Bake in a quick oven, but
do not allow them too much color as
they should be rather pale Remove
them from the tins before they get
cold and turn them on their faces,
where let them remain until quite
cold, then store them away in closed
tin canister or wide-mouthed glass
bottle
In the recipe for apple butter, it
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
By LENA r. SHERIFF., RapalE County

does not tell you what kind of kettle
to use in which you can boil a barrel
of cider" I remember my grandmoth-
er used to have an iron soap kettle,
but that would not hold barrel. This
was suspended over fire out of doors
Anyhow. here is your recipe.
boil one barrel of cider down half,
peel and core three bushels of good
cooking apples; when the cider has
boiled to half the quantity, add the
apples, and when soft, stir constantly
from eight to ten hours If done, it will
adhere to an inverted plate. Put away
in stone jars mot earthen ware) COW
ering first with writing paper cut to
fit the jar, and press down closely
upon the apple butter; cover the whole
with thick brown paper snugly tied
down.
This is the first time l knew that
apple butter was made without spices.
I would infer that this would supply
large family! When you use your pres
sure cooker or deep freeze, know you
will congratulate yourself that you
do not have to use this method of pre-
serving.