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FARMS
Is MILES FROM CHAM BRTpGE

l6 MILES FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
over 80 acres, with some woods
9-room house, 3 hreplaceS, den.
modern kitchen. new furnace.
larse screened porch. fruit and
chestnut trees, vineyard, various
type shFubbery. Trout stream,
Realty CO. OR. 3-2Is4.
65 ACRES = Excel. corn land
5randyWlne district. IS per acre.
IfO-ACRE DAIRY FARM-Large
house. with bath and furnace;
barn has % stanchions: S37. 800.
.,9-ACRE BEEF FARM-LArge
and furnace: $4,000
133-ACRE BEEF FARM-House
has bath and furnace; eood barn
and outbuildinss; $4,000.
4 LARGE HOUSE-Comp. fur
niShed; two cabins with running
water and electric; on 90 acres
Of wooded land: $4,000.
J. HUGH WARRENFELTZ
HiEhfield. Nd. Phi. Highfield 454
33I ACRES Nr. FAoUIER SPRINGS
IL YOU want q farm with the
richest land. ttis Is It. This farm
Is rated as one Of the best in
Faquier Co. by Soil Conservation
of U. s. Dept. Of Agriculture. Over
l mi. Of frontage on Rappahan-
mock River. Tremendous privacy,
beautiful view. Priced by owner
70 sell at Sl95 per acre, with good
terms.
Courthouse Realty
FAIRFAX, VA.
CIR. 3-225l 9-5 Wkdays Only
AAA INVESTMENT FARM, nr.
Poolesyille, Nd: $50 acres. Lse.
remodeled farm hse. barn and
autbldgs.;. . nice streams; 5000
4; I'd. Approx. i,S00 II on the
C&O Cana. Good financing
oENEE cSsrLEsERs9.' sa'n OIL lsauiI4:ss Gi4sa
800 to /
That this attractive farm Of s5
acres and 7-rm. and bath house
VIII increase in value every dSy.
sary bldgs. and fenced. In Fau-
Svis Sgisr Co. Va. s2l's'o. $4,000
Land is Limited
Real property IS the best invest
ment man can make. 200 choice
acres with GOOD stream, R-rm
older farmhouse, GOOD barn: in
Fauquier Co, Va To settle
estate. S2T,50O.
DILLON LAND co.
JE. 4-4O40 REALToR
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CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP

Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
II No Answer Call 1Si or 354
HOWARD COUNTY-20-acre horse
tarm 3-bedrm. home, barn.
lO6-ACRE farm. long road 'front.'
aee. 3-bedrm. home, good barns
house, 3 bedrms,
rec. rm. w/hrepl., ldry. room. nice
lot with trees and stream: SIs.5OO.
HOMES1TES-Acre or more Com
yenient to Johns Hopkins Lab
f9f SsY CO. Atlas e-ar5e
FREDERICK CO., MD, nr. Myers
vile 4 mi. n. or Rte 40 on Rte,
stocked trout stream-5n acres
go in timber, 20 clearI: long road
log Civil War 6-rm. house, >
porches,. attic, bsmt.. bath. hot air
neat; : barns, 2 springs, lge. pond !:
other outbldgs. To settle estate.
full price $4,000. WALKER
FOR RENT-loo a. cattle farm in
Charles. Co.. Md. 3 barns. . wells,
6-rm. house will redec.J. gas,
sin siget; Tater,, bath. S115 mo.
WIZ. OLOMhA, La J-sbOU.
FREDERICK COUNTY, Md, nr.
Myersville. 31a mi. north Of Rte.
40 on Rte. 1888, adjacent Catoctin
Greek, stocked trout stream-25
acres cleared land, arm. mod.
masonry house, ami. 2-car gar
Ideal for weekend farmer, fisher
man, hunter. Full price $1,000.
walker 3-l41a.
LAND AND FARMS
ATTENTION INVESTORS. New
liStinsS Of 2 large, very close s-in
Montgomery farms with excellent
road adVantaRe-f0O-acre tract,
IOO-acre tract, Ne5O-acre tract
CAR WINDOW BUYS You
couldn't 90 wrong on the follow
ing II bouRht sight unseen: g.
acre Montgomery estate Just dres-
tically reduced because Of illness.
S3a,g5n. H25-scrp stock farm al
S75.OOn, on easy terms. 1oS-acre
Frederick rctir 'ment or hobby
farm with S-room Stone-and-frame
home. . Streams, S23,15O.
MANY OTHERS Call us. We will
es clad to toll ynu about them.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
430. y. Frederick GaithersburE
WI. s-9Oa2 or Waverlv 6-2233
Ewes. Mr.. Manuel. Waverly 6-136o
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TOBACCO FARM

't-scre tobacco allotment On ss
fertile acres: 2-Story frame house
sIooscco barn and other outbldgs
s-OO per acre. On Route 1JI
M Benedict, Md. ONI FST
REALTY. RE. G-5393
All, UPPER FREDERICK co.
NICE Sc Election OF small farms avail
ss69!e' from acres and up: sill
~ 2yV-H -cHSS2,nOO MANOVILL REAL
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Entlre second floor; approx. 4.0Oo
space. All utilities p:uS Air cond
Very reasonable rent Cali FPED
METZGER. ST. $500. Eve co,
JAMES /. DIXON & CO. Realtors
NEW CORNER BLDG, for prof. per-
sons, l blk. Nd. side of Eastern
ave. ne. Suites $40 up. SP. 3-Si5S,
NICELY FURN. OFFICE. new air.
Wv9no' eldg;; eldg;; West Hyatts., Nd.
NO. 3 THOMAS CIRCLE NV.
Is rooms, 4 baths, for association
or non-proft orgsnizatiou; S4OO
month.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1900 K St. NV. Ex. 3-es5o
OFFICE SPACE avail. April l =
Mod. once bldg. loo. at 77O5
Georgia ave. In the District.
near Silver Spring. Contact Mr.
STEWART at TU. 2-Oi05.
OFFICE SPACE, 100 50 IT: upper
WIS. ave:-Utils. furn.: S35 per
month. KE. 7-l01O.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE
Suite OF 5 rooms and bath Has
been doctors once for so yrs.
Cow. NV. location, busy trans
Ter corner, Ga. ave and Upshur
81. nv. above Petvorth Phar-
macy. Call JERRY, ia. a-3S55.
Attractive terms
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UINV INV HAMFoHIWE ANE-
aAttST PAST d. c LINE IN
PRINCE GEORGES COZ
Recently completed building: has .
suites available for immediate
occupancy; entire building cen
trally ar conditioned; elevator
service, char service. etc: mod
erate eTtals on fair lease terms
For further Information can Mr.,
Gill. EN- $4,000.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co
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APT. GROUND
APT. LAND
Lsrze and Small Tracts
ROSE REALTY CO.
AP. T-"45O

lRL.. N.-Apartment around ap-
prox, pa acres. Zoned RAs-ls:
within l-fare bus zone. Good for
investment or immet building
PURPOSES Asking ~ so per so. N
ALLO REALTY CO. IA. I-05Os,
JA 2-6S93
ARL. N.-3 minutes from Key
Bridge. Choice Of several h,-scre
wooded 'ots in an area n $40. 900
70 slh0,00O homes overlooking
p W. BERENs SALES. INC .
REALTORS. 2l6O n. Glebe. IA. S.
0707.
ASHTON AREAS or more acres
ready for development in o-acre
sites IN exceptionally desirable
area cf Montg. Co; 5000 per q;
on excellent terms.
SANDY SPRING RLTY CO.
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

LYING BEACH, st. Leonard's Md
Hickory rd. and Lilac I'd. Terms
Call Hickory 9-so00.
SOUTHERN SHORES. Kitty Hawk,
.C.-Ocean-fr house: 4 bed
rms baths, maids rm. and
path, 2-car earage. compl. equip.
will rent for July and August:
ST .R0n EN- 1-p.nI
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CATTLE OR DAIRY

IS5 acres on hardtop rd stream,
: ponds Lge. barn. S-rn1. house,
other bldgs. f35 acres in cultiva-
ton. all fenced Lovely view. Nr.
Berkeley SPRINGS, "a hrs. from
D. G. SlS.5O0; u dn.
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Stone Harbor. N. !

Truly the "Seashore at Its Best"
everything for your vacation plea.
IRE Good fishing, an exception
sllv hne bathing beach. tennis.
and apartments at modest rentals.
Free Folder. Write. Borough Clerk.
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POTOMAC

FOIOMAC
: ASRES - S5.iUO
ASEES - 1900
~ ACRES 10000
Eyes, Call Mr.. Rose. GA. 4-5956
W., e. - A. n. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
fOTOMAc OFFICE
Ak. a-goo3 AK. 9-93S6
POfoMAC.SENECA AREA-2-acre
lots or cetter: finished road. lovely
view. Exclusive section. S2,iO0
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II you are interested in land. phone
Mrs. Steed with LAIRD B. SCOTT,
SEALTORS-JB. D-O420; ewes.
and SUM-, JU. s-37SO It'll Q p.In.
NINE LOTS. average 75xs4O,
about $4,000 50. IT, street,
water and gas already in: Ok for
septic systems. Price, $4,000
each. terms.
50 LOTS, streets. and water "a
edge OF property: sewer already
through property. Price. So. .001
each; In whole or groups. Until
April 1881 to pay. call j. c.
SMITH, OIL. 4-2OS4, with SAM
gEL z. BoGLEY, Rockville once.
20. 2-6I51.
NORTH ARLINGTON
Lse. lots, all utils. Excel. neighbor-
hooo. VIII sell or more, $4,000
each.
VIM. w. JOHNSTON, BR.
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GAINPsvUIF aHTH

IA Aeres-2.9O0 It. road frontage
house. barn, etc. a cleared
mountain view: 29ss down. Price,
SJ1 zoo.
j Aeres-S-rm. house. bordering
stream has sood well. Only
S3.6Ou
8 Aeres--3-rm. house: stocked fish
pond: @9ee. down: price, SlS.OOO.
1 AeTes-All wooded, only $500.
5ESLEY REALTY CO.
Va CT. $500
Evening star., 1960-03-27
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG

Ice. Ist-FLR. OFFICE suit. any
comm. use. Ress. Mr.. Stabblefield.
Apt. 4. 4l0 Cedar, TAX PIX. DC
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QUAINT ACRks snd M..A,,o,,,ooI

tOAINT AChkS and MEADOW GOD
W. have q lovely .eleetion %
nne lots in these : excel. areas.
LOS are pricSu Iealiss.caiIy. oh
paved SIS. already to 90. % 5ERT
II, NENf ~ CO., JJ. 9-S9OO.
READY FOR DEYELoPMENT-4O.
acres. exclusive Mt. Washing ton
a.ea. 3s.IImore: ideal TO. $50, 90
70 $4,000 homes. Garden apt.
sites. high raise apis, nr. Bon.
ME View Country Club, and Clo-
verlesf OF new Jones Falls Ex-
preSSway. water Sewege. avail
able at property. 81 900 an acre,
tliormetlon call. write. LOUIS
= GLASS, 4Olg Belle Grove nd :,
Baltimore. Md. State $4,000.
ROCKVILLE AREA-6O acres, VIII
sell any portion. For particulars,
call Mr.. Atkinson, wcODRTD5E z
REALTY, WE. 5-5562, AP. =
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PRICE & HOFFMAN

WI. s-9O;7 or Po. .-s373
PRINCE GEO. co.. a., . houses,
both renteo: 430-ft. frontaee on
Route JOl, suit. for comm. deyei-
opent, will graoe to buyers Speci-
neation: S29,OOU. SP. 3-S73S.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-17 acres
new Rte. ~; 5000 It. frontage:
ideal motel site.
CARROLL COUNTY-40 acres high
elevation, excel. view. paved road.
3 acres wooded, good stream;
priced. $4,000.
howard COUNTY-3O acres near
Johns Hopkins-all or part
priced. $1,000 per acre.
HOWARD CoUNTY-5O acres close
to y. 8. 40 and st. Johns Lane:
ready for subdivision.
HOWARD COUNTY - ia acre
farm; FrontaEe on . roads: could
be su6-divided; $500 per acre
BURTONsvILLE-Nev Rte 90. 32,.
900 50. #, Frontage on 2 roads.
NOW zoned c.. Priced, S49,50O.
BURTONsvILLE $4,000 so IT,
Priced, S27.SO0. New Eoned c-2,
4O'-UJ 50 IL
BURT0NSVILLE-o acres. sold sub
ject to commercial zonine. Corner
property. Priced. $40. 500.
ADJACENT WHEATON, PLAZA
lg,lMl gn II E0Had 30
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Country living and a real invest.
ment. los acres, well fenced
StIeam' long road frontage. four.
oeoroom main house with eranr
view. broom tenant house, barT
ana many excellent outbuildines
One OF the best MONTGOMERY value,
We know Of. Good financing
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CATTLE FARM

CATTLE FARM
35S acres near UpperVille, Va.
with wonderful view OF Blue Ridse
Mountains. adjoins largest cattle
farm in Virginia Stone Colonial
home over 100 years old Qivable
now, but ideal for restorationl
: silos, stream through property.
Only SIS5 per acre. Terms.
KI. S-51O6
CATTLE OR DAIRY
Is5 acres on hardtop I'd :: stream,
: ponds. Lge. barn. S-rrn. house,
other bldgs. TBS acres in cultiva-
ton. all fenced. Lovely view. Nr.
D. C. SlS,5O0; u dn.
IS ACRES-W. VA.
IS acres cleared and fenced. on
good rd.; barns; stream, 3 springs,
hrs, from D c IS, 500; terms
100-ACRE CAMP SITE
On good rd,; lovely view; 20 acres
cleared and fenced. Price. $4,000;
L. R. Wigfield, NO. 7-132S
CHARLES H. JAMISON
$50 A.-River I'd. stock and sod
farm, mi. frontage River I'd.
and C&O Canal; leased $1,000
annual, $3.50 per q.
e57 A.-3l3-story. a-rm.. 2-bath
house: oh.-w.h.. elaborate S5,00O
kit; a-rm. tenant house. milking
naFlnr will tant nrZ
barn. 5OxI30 loafine barn, 40xs0
streams. . mi rd. frontage. mr..
interchange Wash. Natl. freeway.
HHyySsttstoWn; $4,000; terms.
I0S A.-Poolesville dairy farm:
stately 4-bedrm. house. bath, mod
Kit, oil heat. panoramic view:
S.rm: tenant house. bath; 30,-cow
secs mo-: S,600-ft. frontase, -
mi. D. c.; S47.5OO: terms. 5000.
l32 A.-6-rm. mod. house: horse
or cattle barn, silo, lush sod.
oeaut. meadow. trsversed by Little
Monocacy River, l1-mi. frontage,
q mi. D. C: $3.50 per a.
>: A.--Peachtree rd. Neat 5-rm.
MOD. house, harm, stream, 1000
~, 70 front. 25 mi. d. c.;
9e0 A.-Picturesque. fertile Ches-
ter loan dairy farm in Seneca
watersheds; farm blogs.: valued,
100000, traversed by streams,
$50 a. wooded. mi. hard rd.. mi
PVT. macadam rd; will ease
Sl,50O to $1,000 per mo, thus. a
~ investment. Land apprecia-
ton approx. 10e; per annum. To-
tal l4'c investment at $500
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN. BROKER
WI. S-9@23 or 3Ol -DI. 9-39R2
Charles Elgin 3OI-DI. a-337.
Irving Butt PO, o-o9OS
kevin Wade JU, S-26is
COUNTRY ESTATE
Federal brick home built 1904. beau
tifully designed, with center re-
ception hall winding staircase to
ID A.; double drawing rm.. liv,
nm, din. rm., bedrms., "i7 baths,
Sit. wing. III acres: long road
frontage; 3 tobacco barns, 3 ten
ant houses. Anne Arundel Co,
II miles to d. c.
TOBACCO AND STOCK FARM, 1871
acres; l25 acres clear land. tim
GER, stream, main house. > tenant
houses, tobacco barns. other
farm buildings. "a miles to D. c.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Mrs. SortweII to Serve
At.Jonuory Conference

Mrs. Franklin G.. Sartwell
of Washington will serve as
the chief parliamentarian for
the White House Conference
on Aging to be held here
January 9-i2. according to
an announcement yesterday.
Mrs. Sartwell acted In q
similar capacity at the White
House Conference on Chill
dren and Youth held earlier
this year. a
Twenty additional parlia-
mentarians have been as
signed to the conference, one
to each Of the 20 sections.
Mrs. Sartwell will direct the
overall operation.
A professional parliament
tartan and LONGTIME civic
worker, Mrs. Eartwell re-
Gently was elected to the ma
tional board Of directors Of
the, American Institute of
Parliamentarians.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Austriuns
To Entertain

The Austrian Ambassador
and Mrs. Plat2er viii enter
tain at q buffet supper at the
Embassy In honor Of Igor
Stravinsky and the casts Of
the Opera Society's lie Ros-
signol" and 'eErwartung" i'm
mediately following the OPEN
ing performance Thursday,
December 20.
Mr.. Stravinsky will con-
duct his opera, ''The Night
ingale." while his close as
sociate. Robert Craft. viii be
on the podium for "Erwar-
tung."
Among those invited to at
tend the after-opera party
are officers and trustees Of
the Opera Society, general
manager Bliss Hebert and
members Of the cast, includ-
ing stars Helga Pilarczyk and
Reri Grist, who are coming
from H q m b urg, Germany.
and Zurich, Switzerland, re-
spectively. especially for this
production,
Evening star., 1960-12-18

The State Federation Of
Business and Professional
women,s Club of the District
named her the Business
Woman Of the Year" in 1855
and she received The Eve
ming Star Trophy for OUT
standing civic work from the
District Federation Of Citi-
Gems Associations in 1858.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

o Leonardo da vinct to pro-
duce the decorations made Of
foil and golden sprayed fruit
that are pictured so lavistly
on their pages.
Sometimes / think the
more simple things, like q big
bowl Of English holly in the
foyer or q ball-bedecked
Christmas tree on a pedestal
In between two windows, sets
the mood for Christmas bet
ter than some Of the OUT
rageously inventive spirals
and lnedAllions meant to be
stuck on the panels Of doors
or over the fireplace.
There's som thing so
Christxnasy about a sprig
Of holly. A friend Of mine
uses q white cloth with long
strips Of PIN ne-green felt run
ming lehgthwise e green
striped cloth would have the
same effectI with q great
clunnp Of holly IN q copper
bowl flanked by o brass can
delahruIn With tall red candles
in the center of the table. A
sprig Of holly and a pin at
each place makes q simple
yet festive looking Christmas
table.
What are you doing to
Christmas-up your house this
yearp MRS. r. w. d. asks.
II am an invalid and am
in my room mostly. What
will 60 with orchid walls,
white paint and gray rug.
dark furniture? Do you think
two-tone orchid would be
better for walls? Also what
color curtains for two small
windows, and bedspread
color for twin beds. The room
is small"
Dear Mr.. F. w. D.:
A lovely soft orchid (since
you like the color wouldNbe
very suitable-not two-tone-
just one all-over color.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

Wouldn't q splash of gay
lavender flowers and green
leaves on a white background
for windows and bedspreads
be pleasing to live with?
Mrs. v. A. asks:
"Our living room carpet
extends into q hall where, you
can see into two bedrooms.
One bedroom is in beige tones
and carpeted in a beige twist.
I am now planning to carpet
the second bedroom which is
IN soft turquoise. Should I
carpet with the same beige
twist that is in the first bed
room or choose a turquoise
in the twist? AS the hall
carpet Is gold ! do not know
If three colors of carpet from
one spot would be right or
= should ! consider each room
unto itself?"
Dear Mrs. v. A.:
Since you probably leave
the doors open. most of the
time. a beige twist would
seem to be the better choice.
Too bad you can't have the
hall in turquoise and the two
bedrooms in the beige twist.
(copyright 1860. Dorothy Draper)
hNH -
"Ds Ycsr Own Deeorotor," q sos-
cinstins GHd most informative book
let BY Dorothy Draper. is ovoilobls
70 reoderS Of The Evening StoE.
Send Is cents in coin and your nome
and eddress printed to Dorothy
Draper. core Of The Stor. Mrs.
Droper eonnot onswer personol moil
but will use questions Of widest
general oppeol in her column.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Southeast BPW
Plans YuIe Porty

The Southeast Business q
Professional Women's Club
will hold q dinner meeting
and Christmas Party at $50
pm. Tue sd ay, at Oakcrest
Golf and Country Club.
Each member Is being asked
to bring a gift. properly iden-
Evening star., 1960-12-18
ASK DOROTHY
DRAPER
a Sprio Of Holly VIII Make
Your House So Christmasy

Before each Christmas, like everyone else,
love TO thumb through the magazines for new ideas
And when see title like "How to Make Christmas
Decorations Easily and Inexpensively" think "This
is it Now I'll try something new"
III Then begin reading and you would have to be
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Annual Purty

The National Capital Dem
ocratic Club will hold its
annual Christmas party from
$3.50 to 1880 pm. Wednes-
day at the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Chorus to Sing

The Col. Joseph e. Belt.
Junior High School Girls
Chorus viii present q group
Of Christmas selections
Evening star., 1960-12-18

titled. Tor distribution to the
patients at st. Elizabeths
HOSPITAL.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-30

You can't tell what a nan
thinks 10y what he says.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank those VINO
helped in any way during the ILL
ness and death of our beloved
mother. Especially do we wish to
thank Rev. Chamber for his COM
forting words, the soloist, organist,
the Trinity L. w. M. L., all those
| who brought food, flowers, cards
and memorials. Also the doctors
and hospital staff. May God Bless
those who were so kind to our
dear mother and grandmother
during her illness and who
remembered us in our bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HOFFMAN
and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Eward Lueck
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Aldworth
and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mueller
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bruner and
family, +.
MI. and Mrs. E1don Weber and
son,
Mr.. Adrian Weber,
Mr.. Clarence Weber,
Mrs. Marlene Erickson and son,
MI and Mrs. Larry Bieber and
daughter. pd.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-30
ACP Practice
Reports Requested

Farmers and ranchers particip-
ating in the agricultural conserva-
ton cost-sharing program are
being asked to report the current
status of their conservation work,
Chairman Gaspard w. Deschamps,
MisSoula, chairman of the State
Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation committee, said this
week.
In some counties cancellations
of approved practices have. made
sufficient money available for adj
ditional practice ~approvalS under
the 1860 program, Deschamps said.
This may be true in additional
counties if producers who have
decided they cannot carry out APP
proved practices report, he contin-
ued. Immediate reporting will per-
NIT other interested operators to
secure approval and perform con-
Servation work this fall.
DeschampS also said that coun-
ties need reports from producers
who have completed approved
practices and from producers who
have conservation work underway.
If a practice is completed, the
cost-share payment can be made.
Since it is possible that some
money will be available for adj
ditional conservation work, pro-
ducers who would like to carry
out soil, water and forestry con-
serving practices yet this fall
should request cost-sharing from
their local ASC offices. No prac-
tice can be approved if work on
the practice has begun before the
cost-Sharing request is filed.
In general, all practices approx
ed under the 1860 c~ost-sharing
program must be completed by
December 81 but, when merited,
the County ASC committee may
extend the completion date.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-30
18th Annual Montana
Winter Fair Opens
AT BOZeman, Jan. 2S

Thirty-one special trophies and
awards for top placing livestock
will be given at the 18th Annual
Montana Winter Fair which opens
at the Gallatin County Fair
grounds january %, 1861, accord
ing to Francis L. Niven, president
of the board of directors.
The Importance of the get-of-
sire classes, made UP of three and
four offspring of one male ami
NAL, is recognized by several tro-
ply awards. Among these are the
First National Bank of Great
Falls award ON Herefords; the
first National Bank of Bohemian
on Angus; the Security Bank and
Trust Company of Bozeman on
dairy cattle: the Gallatin Trust
and Savings Bank of Bozeman on
swine, and the Western Livestock
Reporter of Billings, on sheep. The
George Stimson award is given
for the best Junior g~et-of-sire in
Angus cattle and Laurence Ire
bosch, Teton Ridge Ranch, button,
awards a trophy for the best
Angus steer i'm the junior divi-
sion.
The Montana Winter Fair gives
silver awards to the grand cham
pion male and female in the four
breeds of beef cattle and in dairy
cattle, sheep and swine, and to
the best fat steer, lamb and bar
row.
George B. Sim, Highwood.
awards a trophy to the best pair
of Hereford females, bred and
owned by am exhibitor. The Mon
tana Angus Association awards
the Oldsen Challenge trophy to
the grand champion Angus bull
and the Montana Galloway Breed
ers' Association offers the Chas.
e. Wells trophy for the winning
Galloway g~et-Of-sire class.
The Bosnian Chamber of Com
merce gives a trophy for the best
ram and eve lamb and fleece
combination in the Jackpot lamb
class, and the Montana Winter
Fair awards a silver trophy for
the best ham and bacon, the best
display of rabbits and the best
commercial exhibit. The Eneboe
Challenge Trophy is awarded for
the grand champion hog carcass.
Livestock breed associations
and local firms provide a num-
Der of cash and merchandise spe-
cial awards.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-30
AROUND THE TOWN
WITH YCM
Your Chamber Manager)

President-elect Steffans and
attended the Richland County
Agricultural Planning Board ses-
sions. The reports were very in
formative and the Chamber is
very glad to have the opportunity
to be a part of such a fine organ
ization.
1t also made us very proud oil
our Extension office personal
Mrs. Redgren, Dean Davidson and
Leslie Sonders. Very capable Lyle
Larson again was elected to the
Guardianship with Lloyd Wick
and Mrs. Sam Ritter as Vice
Chairman and secretary respec-
lively.
Bob Halls Agricultural commit
tee are making like the busy
beavers ON the Both annual Feed
erS tour scheduled for January
18th. Former County Agent Gene
Combs has accepted the gavel
fer the evening with MIR. Tom
Glaze of Swift and Company in
Chicago as the main speaker. AL
things point to the biggest ano
finest tour ever.
Thumbnail Portrait
The year is 1926. A slim
good looking fellow sits by his
equipment and doggedly keeps his
embreyo radio station alive. The
years pass by. In 1880 he move;
his station to Wolf Point and or
to Sidney in 1912. In 1913 hi:
dreams come true when he i.
granted 5000 watts and his baby
finally becomes a full size giant
Through the years he and me-
have raised two boys and tw,
daughters, namely Claire of Will
lston, Keith of Sidney, Alicia Cd
Hampden Virginia and Kathleen Of
st. Paul. BY now you must have
recognized our own E. E. Krebs.
bach to whom Sidney is indebted
for KICK, our cities voice.
The stores in Sidney will be
staying open until 9 p. m. each
Monday and Wednesday nigh
until Christmas. The Jaycees are
planning to install the Christmas
decorations on Sunday, December
18th.
Saturday promises to be a big day
with a grand opening of the Blue
Rock plant and the Fairview
feeder tour both on the agenda.
Congratulations to BmIb and
crew and good luck to the Fair
view gang. WeM be seeing vol