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PTAEVENTS
CALENDAR

w CeLIHy announcements
NTH the address of the session
must be in the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor By noon
Thursday of each Week to
insure publication In the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late Dill not be
used separately unless there
is some special netUS Signiti-
canoe.
DR.. Elting V. Anderson, visit
ing scientist at the National
Institutes of Health. will speak
on the causes Of mental retar-
dation among children at a
PTA meeting of the Partridge
School, Gainesville, Va, at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Guy Ma
son Recreation Center, Calvert
street and Wisconsin avenue
INV.
Prior to the meeting, a film
will be shown.
A meeting Of the PTA OF
Groveton High School in Alex
andria at 8 pm. Thursday will
be addressed by three foreign
diplomats, who will compare
their nations education system
with the United States system
The diplomats are Carlo
Christensen. cultural counselor
Of the Danish Embassy; Dod-
well Cooray, press attache OF
the CeyloneSe Embassy, and
Najmul Saqib Khan, private
secretary to the Ambassador OF
PakiStan.
Other PTA events in the area,
all beginning at 8 pm. unless
otherwise stated, are:
TOMORROW
District
MaGfarland Junior High. Iowa ave
Beers Elementary Alabama ave
Area $;B Council of the D: C, Con,
gress Of PTAs, 7:3O pm, M; NJ. Wash,
TUESDAY
District
Hendley Elementary, 9th and CheSa'
Patterson Elementary, South capito
anG Elinira stS. s.w.; l:16 pm.
BanefOft % II Elemsntary, ns go 1stR PR and New.
L.nsdon Elementary. Goth anc
Franklin w6dI SITS, ne ,,,u..,o,. -.
Francis Jr. High, Gath and N
Maryland
Surrattsville Sr. High, Clinton: DR.
Kari H. Berns, assistant executive sec.
retary, National Education Association
Will discuss differences between Rus.
sian. European and American schools
Cedar Zane Elementary, Vienna
concert by school band and exhibition
OF art work by students
Nottingham School, Arlington; pane
fSGpssSR ssh6o Ts nf Seal speaePs Gt A AFn 6
Dr. Joseph johnson, assistant super.
lntendent for instruction, Arlington
County; Joseph Moorehead, principa
Of Williamsburg Junior High School
Ralph Kier, principal OF yorktown
High School, and, George McCune, ele'
mentary education supervisor.
WEDNESDAY
District
Benning Elementary, Minnesota ave
Gordon Jr. High, 35th and T SITS
NV; student activities night.
THURSDAY
District
Terrell Jr. High, 1st and Pierce SITS
Plummer Elementary, Texas ave anC
c st. Sc: panel discussion on ''WheT
Parents Fail in Their Responsibilities.
Speakers will be E. Conrad Hicks
Charles M Rodgers, Rev. Paul D. Bur
ton, Mrs. Bernice House and DR.. Jane
Neslen; The moderator will. be Johr
B. Gilliland.
Turner Elementary, stanton rd. anc
Alabama ave. Sc
LovejOy Elementary, 18th and I
Area ; Council Of the D. c. Con
gress OF PTAS, 7:30 pm. Northeas
Public Library 7th st. and MARYLAND
Anacostia HiEh, 10th and R SITS
Sc: 7:30 pm, schools Cadet Corp'
will present program before the Hom'
School Association.
FRIDAY
District
Area 2B Council OF the d. c. Con
gress of PTAS. 10 am, Truesdell Ele
mentarv, Sth and Ingraham SITS. NV
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Complete Proqrums

Unless otherwise specified.
all concerts are held in the
Cramton Auditorium, How
ard University, Sixth and
Fairmont streets NV, at
$3.50 pm.
Admission is by invitation
only; invitations may be
obtained by writing to the
Music Division, Pan Ameri-
can Union, Washington 6,
D. c. Requests will be filled
as long as space is available.
Works receiving their
world premiere are marked
with a single asteriskc);
works heard for the first
time in the United States are
marked with a double aster-
isk('').
l. Saturday, April 20.
The National Symphony
Orchestra of Washington,
Howard Mitchell, conductor.
Soloist: Joao Carlos Martins,
pianist.
"CelSo G Garrido-Lecca
(Peru, Symphony No. /.
alberto Ginastera CAR
gentina), piano concerto.
Juan Orrego Salas
Chile, Symphony No. 8.
49,
2. Sunday, April %. 2 PM,
Cramton Auditorium.
The Canadian Broadcasting
Corp. Symphony OrcheSta.
Geoffrey Waddington, con-
ductor. SoloiSts: Mario Mi
randa, pianist, and Mary Sim
mons, soprano.
"'Antonio Tauriello Gar
gentina), symphonic over
ture.
'Gustavo Becerra (Chile).
piano concerto.
Harry Freeman (Canada),
Symphony No. /.
"Harry Somers Canada,
Passacaglia and Fugue.
"'John Weinzweig Can
ada, Wine of Peace.
'Francoise Morel (Can-
ada), ESquise.
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COLLEGE NEWS

Douglas w. Foard of Spring
field, Va, a senior majoring il
history at Randolph -Macor
College, Ashland, Va, has beer
awarded a $500 Philip F. Du,
pont Fellowship for graduate
work in history at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Mr.. Foard also has beer
elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
A 1857 graduate of Amman.
dale High School, he was edi.
tor of the Yellow Jacket, cam.
pus newspaper, and a past State
president Of Tau Kappa Alpha
national honorary forensic so.
ciety.
Recently selected for who's
Who in American Colleges anc
Universities" he also hold.
memberships in Omicron Del.
ia Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu anc
Pi Delta Epsilon, national hon.
orary societies.
X -
Bernard o. Rinehart Of
Frederick, Md, religion-philos.
ophy major. has been elected
president of the Student Chris.
tian Association at Western
Maryland College, Westminster
Md.
Previously he was treasurer
of the association, which serves
as co-ordinator for all student
religious groups on the cam.
,pus.
Mr.. Rinehart. a graduate o!
Frederick High School, also il
a member of the InterfraternitN
Council, the Dorm Council anc
the Gamma Beta Chi frater.
nifty.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbert H. Rinehart, 512 Elm
street.
y
Two area students at Am.
herSt College, Amherst, Mass.
have been elected to Phi Bett
Kappa.
They are Walter D. Haynes
of Washington and John C
FentreSs of Chevy Chase, Md
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SUNDAY, APRIL %

(For full details, see next Sunday S
listings)
II INTER AMERICAN MUSIC FEsTI-
VAL. CBC Orchestra, Toronto,
GeOffrey WaddingtOn, conductor
Soloists: Mario Miranda, piano. Mary
simmons, soprano. Cramton Audi
torium, Howard University, . pm.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT
RECITAL. Glover Room, Hurst Hall,
3 pm.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB,
Student Recital John Wesley Powell
Auditorium, 4 pm.
JANET WHEELER. soprano; Allan
Rogers, piano. Phillips Gallery, !
pm.
II INTER-AMERICAN MUSIC FESTI.
VAL, Philadelphia WOOdwind Quin-
tet. Library Of CongreSS, $50 pm
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TODAY

SANCTUARY CHOIR OF BETHESDA
METHODIST CHURCH, Raj p h
Beuthin, conductor; Paul Anderson,
organ. soloists: Mrs. Cyris CreyeI-
Shafer, violins; Mary Louise Mamma,
viola: Phyllis Claus, cello. Bethesda
Methodist Church, Huntington Park
way and GEORGETOWN Road, Bethes-
da, $3.50 and II am. Jesu, meine
Freude, Bach; organ sonstas Nos.
and 13, Mozart; De Profundis,
Mozart.
ARLINGTON CIVIC SYMPHONY. John
Wigent, conductor. Soloist: Edwin
GrIesnik0wski, violin. Washington
Lee High School Auditorium, 1900
N. Quincy, Arlington, 3 pm. Over
ture to lie Roi d'Ys, Lalo; Symphony
No. in B fiat, Beethoven; Violin
Concerto in E minor, Mendelssohn.
BREVARD COLLEGE GLEE CLUB,
Nelson r. Adams, conductor. wash
ington Cathedral, pm. Heavenly
Light, Kopylow; King Of Glory. King
Of Peace, Friedell; The King Of Love
Ny Shepherd Is. Bairstow; Glorious
Long. Ptautsch; Great and Glori-
Gus, Haydn.
MARIAN BURKE, piano. Barker Hall,
@ YWCA, 4 pm. Fantasia in c minor,
Op. Ill. Beethoven; Ballade in @
minor Op. %, Chopin: Sonata in
3 minor. Op. 50, Chopin: Notturno
, EesPighi; The JuSgler, op. 81, No.
YALTAH MENUHIN AND JOEL RYcE
-FOUR hands at one piano. Phillips
Gallery, pm. Three Marches Op
40, Beethoven: Thirty-Two Varia-
IT PinGr PTst Bose@sns BesthoysR Mss tEOm
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D,
Bach-Reger; Lebensstuerme, Op. A.,
Schubert; Prelude in Memory of
in B flat minor. Op. 81 (Mr. Ryce);
Andante and Variations, Op. S3a,
Mendelssohn.
IRENE CALLAWAY AND PETER HAR-
Rc RROWER; .. soprano and bass-6sritone;
Music. ciari: cosi 81 fai from L'ocs
del Cairo, Mozart: Three eighteenth
century anonymous bergeretteS, arr.
Weckerlin.
tMIss CALIAWAY; In solchen Abend-
feieTstunden from Der Corregidor,
Traditionai-sadero: Fa la mana
5aaIm1bini aI1i ssdsro: ire tamburi, ira
American songs sung by Miss Gala
way: Sure on This Shining Night,
Barber: Daisies, Barber; Me Com
pany Along, Hageman: Sheep and
style songs sung BY Mr., narrower:
Rovin' Gambler. Niles The Gam
bler's Lament, Niles; The Gambler
Song Of the Big Sandy River, Niles:
BesS, You is My Woman Now from
Porgy and Bess, Gershwin.
CLARENDON PRES YTERIAN
CHURCH CHOIR with string quartet,
Marianne Cummins, conductor: Adolf
ToroVsky. organ. Soloists: Annette
May, Karl Kaiser, Donald BOOthman,
Clarendon Presbyterian Church, 1901
n. jackson st.. Arlington, 8 pm.
Mass in @, Schubert: music by Bach.
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3. Sunday, April %, $3.50 PM,
Coolidge Auditorium, Lii
brary of Congress.
The Philadelphia Woodwind
Quintet.
Domingo Santa Cruz
(Chile), Woodwin Quintet
''Celso Garrido Lecca
PERU, Divertimento for
woodwind quintet.
'Fabio Gonzalez-zuleta
(Colombia), Quinteto Alb
stracto.
Carlos Chavez (Mexico), =,
Soil No. 2. for woodwind
quintet.
4. Monday, April "a.
The National Symphony Or
chestra of Washington. Gull
lermo Espinosa, conductor.
Soloist: John Sebastian, har-
monica. player. Brazilian
Night" Homage to Heiter
Villa-Lobos (1887-l959)
"Heitor Villa-Lobos, SYM
phony No. 9.
'Heitor Villa-LoboS, con-
certo for harmonica and or
chestra.
''Oscar Lorenzo Fernan-
dez, Suite.
argo Guarnieri,
Suite Villa Rica.
''Francisco Mignone, Batu-
cafe.
S. Tuesday, April 25.
The Festival Chamber Or
chestra, Aaron COPELAND and
Guiilermo Espinosa, conduc-
tors. Soloist: Rafael Payana,
harpSichordist. A concert in
collaboration with the In
stitute Of Contemporary
Arts.
''Jose Maria Castro CAR
gentina), Prelude and Toe
cata for string quartet and
string orchestra.
Aaron COPELAND Omitted
States Monet for solo
strings.
Enrique Solares (Guate-
mala). Partita for strings.
Robert Evett Omitted
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WEDNESDAY

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell. conductor, State
Department Auditorium, pm
Music for Young America. Program
not available
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MAD.
RIGAL SIN r 8. Rose Marie
Grentzer, conductor. University oi
Maryland Student Union. COLLEGE
Park, 3 pm. Mon Coeur Sc recon
mande vous, LaSSus Weep. @
Mine Eyes, Bennett; All Creatures
Now Are Merry Minded, Bennett,
Moro lasso al mio duolo, Gesualdo;
Matona, Lovely Maiden. LasSus; So
nata 10 c, K. 545, Mozart (Charl-
ton Meyer, harpsichord) Prelude
and Fugue in c sharp minor from
Book OF the Well Tempered
Clavier. Bach (Mr. Meyer; Robin
maine. Adam de Ia Halle Carolyn
Phelps, meZzo-soprano): Chantons
ie vous en- prie, Anon. Nancy Long
thumbriam FOlksong; All Ye Who
Music Love, Donate; TnZen uno
springer. Hassler; The Messenger
OF the Delightful Spring, Pilkington;
II est be, ct bon, PaSsereau: Con-
trappunto bestiale ALA mente, Ban
chieri.
WESLEY SEMINARY SINGERS. J., Ed
ward Meyer, conductor. WoodsidC
Methodist Church, $3.50 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, s pm. Program
not available.
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TOMORROW

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. State
Department Auditorium, 2 pm
Music for Young America. Program
not available.
KATHARINE HANSEL, soprano; George
pm. Verso en- latin, MudsrrR: De
donde vents, amore, Anon; Confiado
gilguerillo, Literes Cancion de cuna,
Anon; Seguidillas religiosas, Pia:
Debussy; Motetten, Hindemith: Songs
from FL Alba del Alheli, Orrego Sales.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

The outhOr, Pulitzer Prize reporter,
is education editor Of the North
Amerieun Newspaper Alliance. Ques-
tiOns concerning education or careers
may be addressed to him at BIS
Brewer ovenue, Rockville Centre,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
THURSDAY

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell, conductor. State
Department Auditorium, 8 pm.
Music for Young America. Program
not available.
BUDAPEST SPRING QUARTET (Jo-
seph ROisman and Alexander Sch
neider. violins; Boris KrOyt, viola
Mischa s c h n d e r, -cello): Leon
Fleisher, piano; Alvin Brehm, dou-
Bile bass. Library Of Congress.
pm. Plano Quartet in A major,
Op. 20, Brahms (Messrs. ROisman,
KrOyt, NJ. schneider and Flelsher)
Sn5ts, SstTing Quartet; ~ on oDi IL 9S,lp RSTRsT
Schubert (Messrs. Roisman, KrOyt,
M. Schneider, Brehm and Fleisher).
CONCERT CHOIR OF STRONG VIM
CENT HIGH SCHOOL, Erie. Pa
ate Office Building Auditorium,
$40 pm. Crucifixus, Lotti o Bone
Jesu. Palestrina; Battle Hymn of
the Republic, arr. Ringwald; Ola
che bon eccho, LasSuS: Glorious
Everlasting, Cousins; Excerpts from
Oklahoma. RoderS and Hammer
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SATURDAY

ALL-CoUNTY FESTIVAL OF MUSIC,
ticipants: AL County Orchestra,
Dorothy BaumIe, conductor; All
County Chorus, Walter Ehret. con-
ductor. DuVsl Senior High School
Auditorium, Glenn Dale, 3 pm. The
Dream of Scipione. Mozart: Inter
mezzo from LArlesienne Suite No.
2, Bizet; Pavanne, Gould: Great
Gate OF Kiey from Pictures at an
Exhibition. MusSorgsky First Move
ment from Concerto in A minor.
Grieg Arthur WOOlsOn, piano.; With
Voice Of Singing, Shaw; Ave
Maria, Vittoria, Hear Ny PRAYER,
Arkhangelsky: Oh Yes, Traditional:
Black is the Color OF My True Love S
Hair, Traditional: That's the Idea
Of Freedom, COPELAND; When Johnny
Comes Marching Home. arr. Kissing
er; Hallelujah Chorus from the
Messiah, Handel.
II INTER AMERICAN MUSIC FEsTI-
symphony orchestra, Howard Mitch
ell, conductor. Soloist: JoaO Carlos
Martins, piano. Cramton Auditorium
Howard University. Sixth and Fair
mont streets NV. $50 pm. Sym.
phony No. /, Garrido-Lecca (world
premiere: Piano Concerto, Ginasters
Cworld premiere): Symphony No. 3,
Orrego Salas (world premiere.
CHINESE OPERA GROUP OF WASH
1NGTON. Roosevelt Auditorium
Thirteenth and Allison streets NV
$50 pm A Condemned Beauty
Speaks Out En- Route: The Dual Self
Sacrifice
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB.
Participating artists: June Paul,
soprano; Rea winters. piano; Maria
StOesser, piano; Anne HOffeF, violin:
Edwin ThayeT,. horn; Robert Hamil.
ton, piano. John Wesley Powell
Auditorium, Cosmos Club. 2l2l
Massachusetts, Ave, NV, 1l:3O am.
Songs by Chausson misses Paul and
Winters): Fantasy in D minor
Mozart: Fantasy. Chopin Miss
StOesser); Trio in E flat major,
Brahms MRS. Hoffer, Messrs. ThayeT
and HamiltOn.)
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
howard Mitchell, conductor La
Plata High School Auditorium
(CharleS County,, SIS pm. Pro-
gram not available
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET DO
seDh Roisman and Alexander Schnei-
der, violins; Boris kroyt, viola
MiScha Schneider, cello): Alvin
Brehm, double bass: Leon Fleisher,
piano. Library OF Congress, $40
pm. Repeating Thursday night S
program.
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Cuatro Cantos Tradicionales
Mexicanos.
Alirio Campos. Arr. Costa
Rica), Timindiquindacua.
Heitor Villa-Lobos (BraziD q,
Bazzuni.
Luis Sandi, Arr. (Mexico) e,
Florecita, Tarascan song.
Luis Sandi, Arr. (Mexico) ,
Uy Tara la la.
Luis Sandi, Arr. (MeXico) ,
Ell Tecolote.
8. Saturday, April 90, 2 pm,
Hall Of the Americas, Pan
American Union.
Coro de Madrigalistas de
Mexico, Luis Sandi, director
fernando Franco. CMexi-
can ColoniaD, Oh. Sonora.
Fructuc del Castillo Mexi-
can Colonial, Monstra TIE
Esse Matrem.
fernando Franco, (Mexi-
can ColoniaD, Parce Mini
Domino.
fernando Franco CMexi-
can ColoniaD, Plegaria a la
Virgen.
Juan B. Plaza (Venezuela)
Ave Maria.
Miguel Dario Miranda a,
(Mexico), o Domino Jesu-
christie.
Jose Rios (Mexico). Aneluia
Adolfo Salazar (MeXico)
Cuatro Canciones.
Domingo Santa Cruz
(Chile), De los Monies y los
Valles.
Carlos Jimenez Mabarak
(MeXico), Rosa del Mar.
Gisela Hernandez -Gonzalc
(Cuba), Suite Coral.
Jose Pablo Moncaya Mex
ico), Cancion del Mar.
Griffith ]. Jones, Arr, I'm
Glad (SpirituaD. =
Georges Aubanel, Arr, via
lbon vent (Casada).
Flores Del Campo, MI Ca
ballo blanco (Chile).
Celia Torra, Vidalita CAR
gentinaD.
Heitor Villa-Lobos, Arr, Es-
trella e Lua Nova (BraziD.
Luis Sandi, Arr. Los Xtoles
(Mayan song), (Mexico.
10. Saturday, April 29.
Orquesta Sinfonica Nacion-
al de Mexico, Luis Herrera
de la Fuente, conductor.
''Luis Herrera de la Fu-
ente Mexico) Overture from
Cuauhtemoc.
""Mario Davidovsky CAR
gentina), Ell Payaso, chore-
ographic suite.
'BlaS Galindo (Mexico)
Symphony No. 3. (kindly Of
fered by the composer).
Daniel Pinkham (U.S.A0
Centennial clergy.
II. Sunday, April 80, 2 pm.
Orquesta Sinfonica Naciona,
de Mexico, Luis Herrera de
la Fuente, conductor. SoloiSt
Pia Sebastiani, pianist.
Harry Somers (Canada)
Lyric for Orchestra (commis-
stoned by the KoussevitzkS
Foundation in the Library oi
Congress-.
'"Juan Orrego- Sala!
(Chile), Piano Concerto.
'Fabio Gonzalez-Zuelts
Colombia. Symphony No
3. commissioned by CUTLER.
mo EspinoSa).
"'Rodolfo Halffter (Mexi.
COZ, Tripartita, for orchestra
\ n 4 4
IL. SUNDAY, April 81.
The National Symphony
Orchestra Of Washington
Howard Mitchell, conductor
SoloiSts: Raquel Adonaylo
soprano, and Hector Tosar
pianist.
'Aurelio de la Vega ecu.
ba), symphony in four part!
"'Hector Tosar Uruguay
Sinfonia Concertante para
piano y orquesta.
alberto Ginastera CAR.
gentina), Cantata para
America Magica, for soprano
and percussion.
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TUESDAY

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell, conductor STATE
Department Auditorium, = pm.
Music for Young America, Program
not available.
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AGCOUNTANCY AND
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Benjamin Franklin
University

sns
ironing " oeounne Gudne
pePoe tor CPA
RE. ~N0S~' NV 'N"' VI
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Stenotype Institute

I34 18th ST NV.
MA. $500 OF MA. $3.50
AND SCHOOL, 9th year. Our
oUrt and convention reporters
NOGRAPH MACHINE immsdi-
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MACHINE SHORTHAND

THE NATIONS ToP-RANkINc MACHINE SHORTHL
iroinlng prepares secretaries (loo $50 wpm) G
t225-3oo ~.p m.). eoeh student receives NEW STE
otelY. Free demonstrations. New doy class April
Evening star., 1961-04-16
COLUMBIA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

N. Y. City teacher and decorator. Career for oil
ewes. Professional college studio method sochrns q
Interests VA approved.
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ACCOUNTANCY cPA SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

: IS OF $50 for the November cPA. exams.
including Economics for Morylend eondidaiss
to permit individual attention 10 your probIems
ne for brochure NOW. MA. e-s6s7 or he. $3.50.
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Glasses storting Thursdoy, Nay rs
thorough review Of oil phases int
Glasses limited 10 20 students TO o,
Directors John couehIon, Ph.D., C..
tUte, 1924 18th Street, NV. Phone f.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-09-07
Barley Feed Grain
Sign-Up Program
Will Be Announced

Winter barley producers have
the opportunity of participating
in the 1862 feed grain program,
according to Kyle Momberg,
chairman of the County Agricul-
tural Sterilization and Conserva-
ton Committee. A signup period
for winter barley producers will
be announced soon.
The 1862 barley program, with
certain mailing varieties except.
ed, will be similar to the 1861
feed grain program for corn and
grain sorghum - designated to
bring supplies in balance and
cut government cost. Spring bar
ley signups probably will be in
March-April at corn signup time.
Those diverting barley acreage
to an approved conserving use
will receive payments which will
serve to stabilize their income
level.
For winter barley, approximate
ly half of the diversion payment
will be available at signup time
and the balance when compliance
with the program is determined
in 1862. The 1862 national aver
age support level for barley will
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-09-07

Spokane.
Freida Van Grave. Gent Falls,
and her son Steve spent tie week
end here.
Miss Fran LePage and Lew
Dorm returned to Milwaukee Sat
urday morning. They had been
visiting the Ding Bensons for
three weeks.
Terry Dolven and Robert Jer-
gensen from Morris, Minnesota,
spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Howard. Terry Is Mrs.
Towards nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Suhr were
in East Glacier for the week end
and they took their trailer back
10 Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Stevenson
and children went to Kalispell
Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Gladys Hills returned
from a trip to Carlin, Nevada and
is now visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Overcast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Morrow OF
Shelby and their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy Stouffer, Cut Bank,
spent the week end here.
Jack Wood went to Ellensberg,
Washington, Thursday night to
attend a rodeo. He will return
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mugs Hillius
we're weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence MunSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eubanks and
children left Saturday for their
home in Pacoima, California.
They had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Christensen.
Al UIvog came Friday and spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenny Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Lutz and
Maureen went to Spokane Mon
day. Maureen will attend school
there and will stay with the Fred
Sherburnes. The Sherburnes ad'
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-09-07

dress Is North 4522 Stevens, Spo-
kane, Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz will return in a few days.
Rose Stevenson entertained at
a coffee party Monday afternoon
for Mrs. Ward Saunders. Guests
we're Mile McMullin, Phoebe
Mahoney, Pat Stevenson and
Lydia Richards.
Mrs. Edna Perkins from Kali
spell spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ralston. Mrs.
Perkins is Mrs. Ralston's sister.
John Carlquist left for Cali
fornia Saturday after spending
the summer here.
Mrs. Daisy Nelson is living
AZ the Glacier Rest Home in Cut
Bank. Mrs. Dyer was also there
for about a week but is now with
her daughter and family. the
Clarence Bengstons at West Gao
Ter.
News From Glacier Park Lodge
At a meeting of the Montana
Highway 2 Association at Glacier
Park Lodge, Saturday, Sept. 2,
John Harry, Havre, was elected
president of the association.
Other officers elected were: Skull
Jason Moe, Poplar, lst vice-presi-
dent; AL Uithof, Kalispell, End
vice-president, and William Bar
Der, Cut Bank, secretary-treasur-
er.
Guest speaker at the meeting,
william o. Carlson, director of
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Sheila Appel and Pat Brown
entertained at a supper bridge
party Thursday evening. There
were five tables of bridge and
prizes were won by Alma jeff
ries. Pat Lutz. Millie McMullin
and Ruth Markle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack PalmertOn
and daughter Susan from Seattle
and Mrs John Morley of Kali
spell visited friends here Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Deming Of
Billings spent Labor Day week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Acher. Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Dem
ing and family from Cut Bank
also visited Achers on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Conner. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Billips, Mrs.
Red Durnell and children Of Du-
puyer and Mrs. Frank Doyle and
Miss Ruth Brock spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Russell
Christensen and Mrs. James Pet
erSOn-
Phoebe Mahoney and children
returned Monday from Minot,
y. Oak, Phoebe's mother, Mrs.
Ward Saunders, came back with
her for a visit Mrs. Z. B. King
also visited the Mahoneys for q
few days.
Kelvin and Katie Appel enter
tanned at a farewell supper party
wednesday night for their cOu-
sin, Maureen Lutz, who will be
attending school in Spokane this
winter. The guests who attended
were Ramsey, Rosalyn and Robin
Rink. Maureen and Peggy LutZ,
cameIlia FOundagun, and Elaine
Bercoyich from Browning. The
guests presented Maureen with
gifts TO entertain herself while
travelling and they wrote letters
for her 10 read when she gets 10
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not be less than for 1861.

not be less than for 1861.
The County Asses offices will
mail producers information con-
corning base acreages and yields
Established on the basis of 1859
1860 average acreage and pro-
duction) and payment rates per
acre.
Momberg said that the mini.
mum diversion under the barley
program will be 20 per cent OF
the farm base 1950-1960 average
acreage). Up to 20 acres may be
diverted if this is more than 20
per cent of the base. The maxi.
mum diversion will be (a) 40 per