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The Sidney herald., 1961-02-15
EXCHANGE LISTINGS AND
CROP VARIETY BULLETIN

Farmers and ranchers will be
receiving the annual newsletter
asking for exchange listings in the
near future. They will also receive
a bulletin listing the recommend
ed crop varieties, farming prac-
tees, and fertilizer recommended
tiOnS. Anyone not receiving an ex-
change listing letter or crop va
riety bulletin can pick them up at
the County Extension Office at
the Court House.
RECOMMENDED BARLEY VAR
IETIES
Farmers continue TO look for
better crop varieties and practices
to improve their efficiency in
production. This is how farmers
remain competitive and how
Montana, as state, can remain
competitive with other states that
are raising similar commodities
The Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton at Bozeman and the branch
stations throughout the state
through research, are continually
trying TO develop new and better
crop varieties, through breeding
and testing, for release to growers
The Montana Extension Service
and Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton cooperate in reporting new
varieties and farm and rancl
practices to farmers and ranchers
A new barley variety, Unitan, wa
released in 1860. 1t is a variet,
adapted to both dryland and irri
gated areas and recommended fo
Eastern Montana.
Nnitan has demonstrated yer.
good yielding ability in drylan
areas, and with an optimum fer
tility level, under irrigation. 1t j
a six-rOw feed barley, medium i
height, and natures early. Othe
characteristics include high resis
ance to shattering, medium teS
weight, medium resistance
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-15

Never sign a receipt until you
KNOW what it contains. The same
applies TO legal documents, re-
,ardless of where they come
from.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Treatment for teenaRers'
Skin Problem

wv" N~SNN"N
Acne is a common condi.
tion among many teenage
boys and girls, though il
may occur at any age.
Fountain Facial" is so
easy to use nightly. Works
upon contact, and for
hours after-WhiIe one
sleeps. Dramatically cleans
and clears the skin. Pro.
notes rapid healing.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

nation dresses. and they
each wanted a new one!" she
said.
Other guests at the all
feminine party included Mrs.
Curtis lie May: the wife Of
the deputy director Of the
CIA, Mrs. Charles P. Cabell:
Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw
and her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Murray and her
daughter law. Mrs. John
p Shaw, jr.; Mrs. Blake Clark;
Mrs. George Dixon and her
daughter, Miss Stanley Mil
Ter; and Mrs. Homer Fergu-
son and her niece, Miss Bon
ME Beltz.
Also there were the wife of
Spanish Minister Jaime Alba
and their daughter, Ma
carenda, who is a bridesmaid;
Monica Mueller, daughter of
the Chilean Ambassador,
another bridesmaid, and Kiki
Lindeman. god-daughter Of
Finnish Ambassadors wife,
Mrs. Seppala.
Mrs. Eugene Rietzke was
there with her mother, Mrs.
Harry B. Gilbert and Mrs.
Eliska Hasek and her grand
daughter, Miss Eliska Anne
Hasek, a student at George
town University and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Joseph K. Hasek,
who is also one of the brides
maids.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

tion to the person-to-person
program" says the housewife
who has participated whole
heartedly in both the every
day life and culture Of two
hemispheres.
Other talented parents who
are helping with the Bur-
gundy Farm Country Day
School production include
Mrs. Dana Dudley, who has
had five years experience
with the Arena Stage Com
pany and Mrs. Alan Emory,
who plays the cello in the
Fairfax Civic Orchestra.
Mrs. James Lyday, an ac-
companist for the "Mikado"
plays the viola in the Rich
mond Symphony and teaches
violin and piano.
Mrs. E. John Soleau, who
studied art at Wellesley and
the Parsons School of De-
sign, is making costume Gre
alton a student art project,
with each costume being in
dividually- painted.
The Mikado" curtain time
tomorrow and Saturday is
8 pm. and on Sunday begins
at 7 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
First Lady Gives Tour

Mr.. du Pont is chairman Of
the Committee of the Fine
Arts Commission, which Mrs.
Kennedy appointed earlier
this year to locate and raise
funds to purchase authentic
furniture dating to the time
the White House was built.
Mr.. Sweeney is a member
of the Advisory Committee
to the FineSArts Committee
for the White House, a group
that includes directors and
curators from some of the
leading museums in the
United States.
The guests first went
through the White House
with Mrs. Kennedy and later
were her guests for lunch.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Housewife Brings Kobuki
To the Local Scene

"And-she adds feelingly-I
don't have a maid"
When her husband was
fighting in Korea the bal
lerina moved to Japan, car
rying a letter of introduction
from the Ballet Arts Studio
of Carnegie Hall.
The letter stated, "she is
one of our best dancers" The
Japanese people, Mrs. Hep
burn says, interpreted this to
mean best in America and,
as they are very modest. the
more I denied it, the more
they thought I was being
sweet"
After receiving many job
offers, including some film
contracts, the exotic looking
American became ballet mis-
tress Of the Tokyo School of
Ballet.
Through Eastern Star ac-
tivities she met Princess
Masako, a first cousin of
Emperor Hirohito. The Prin-
cess introduced her to anci-
ent Japanese tradition in
cluding the hours long tea
ceremony and Kabuki.
Classical ballet" the bal
lerina affirmS "is the same
all over the world. Kabuki,
however, is ancient theatre in
Japan. The speech is COM
parable to Chaucerian Eng
lish, the dancing is symbolic
every flick of the eyelash,
every gesture has meaning"
The life of a japanese
Kabuki performer Is one of
rigorous training from early
childhood. 1t is a traditional
profession, passed on from
father to son.
Occupying a place Of hon.
or in the Hepburn home is a
sculptured head. Star Ga
zer" done by Andrea. whom
the Hepburns adopted in
Japan.
A member Of the Mikado
troupe Andrea is as sweetly
quiet as her mother is vi
vaciouS.
France Ahead
The entire family is look
ing forward to living in
France next year, when Mr..
Hepburn will serve as man
ager of the Chemical Corps
Supplies Division in Poitiers.
Mrs. Hepburn hopes to con-
tinue teaching dancing in
France.
1T will be my contribu-
Evening star., 1961-04-27

Mrs. Kennedy gave a spe-
cial tour Of the White House
this morning to a group of
experts in the world of art
and museums.
Arriving at the Executive
Mansion late this morning as
Mrs. Kennedy's guests were
Mr.. Henry F. du Pont, of Will
mington, Del, director of the
Winterthur Corporation, and
Mr.. John A. H. Sweeney, Gu
rator of the Winterthur
Museum.
The museum in Winter
thur. Del, is the former du
Pont house which now dis
plays the famous collection
of American furniture and
decorative objects of the 1640
to 1840 period.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

sion about her casting direct
or position, the auburn-haired
housewife admitted to never
dreaming I'd be doing this"
She acquired her volunteer
Job through her husband,
Washington Stock Broker
Dana Hodgdon,. who is CO.
producer Of the film.
With his partner, Lewis AL
len. young Mr.. Hodgdon al
ready has one film to his
credit, The Connection"
which will be premiered this
month at the Cannes Film
Festival.
A PRO"
Although a newcomer to
the casting director role, Mrs.
Hidgdon is literally a pro"
in the entertainment field.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
SOS Out for Youngsters
With British Accents
BY SUSAN POWERS
Contributing Writer

The perpetual pursuit of
the available male-a plight
well known to every Wash
ington hostesS-has turned
up in a new form for pretty
Barbara Hodgdon. @
An ex-cafe singer now
housewife, Mrs. Hodgdon is
currently conducting a
search for not one, but some
80 spare men,"
Adding to her problem is
the fact that each male must
have a British accent and
this is the real hitch-be be-
tween the ages Of nine and
13.
Her Job
Mrs. Hodgdon is local cast
director of a full-length fea-
ture film to be shot in Puer-
to Rico this summer, before
the rainy season starts and
the kids have to return to
school," she said.
The 80 boys will comprise
the films entire cast.
Based on the William
Golding novel Lord of the
Flies" and directed by Peter
Brook the story deals with
80 English schoolboys who
are suddenly marooned on a
desert island after a plane
crash.
The island is a micro
cosm." Mrs. Hodgdon ex-
planned, "and the boys pre-
sent a miniature picture of
mankind"
Only the miniature men
aren't all readily available.
Mrs. Hodgdon'S even con-
tacted the British Embassy,
the New Zealand, the Aus
tralian and the South Afri-
can.
Top on the list Of actors
to be signed up are a pair of
twins and a little fat boy"
Il guess mothers whose sons
are a bit overweight are SEN
sitive about it," Mrs. Hodg-
don continued.
Confessing an avid interest
and a slight state Of confu-
Evening star., 1961-04-27

Currently Yolanda Hep
burn is creating and direct
ing Kabuki-styled choreog-
raphy for the Burgundy Farm
Country Day Schools pro-
duction Of the "Mikado," to be
given tomorrow, Saturday
and Sunday at the school.
In addition to her volun-
teer work at the school, the
attractive housewives Sched-
ule includes teaching 120
dance students a week in a
program sponsored by the
Fairfax County Recreation
Council.
She studies French six
hours a week and keeps house
for her husband and chill
dren; Andrea, age IL; Byron,
6l2, and 5-year-old Brent.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Miss Platter Aonored
By Mrs. Mansfield

The lovely ceilings Of
Brumidi, great gilt mirrors.
marble fireplaces. portraits
and chandeliers in the office
Of the Senate Majority Lead
er looked down yesterday not
on a political scene, but on
a romantic one.
The Capitol office Of Sen
ate Majority Leader Mike
Manifold was the setting for
a party in honor of an Am
baSsador's daughter which
his wife gave in his new Of
ice.
Sylvia Platter, daughter of
the Austrian Ambassador and
Mrs. Platter. was honored at
a shower which Mrs. Mans
field gave for her at 4 pm.
Tall, pretty Sylvia Platter.
who will marry the son of the
director Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, Glenn Nit
chell, a week from Saturday
at st. Matthews Cathedral,
greeted mothers Of a number
of her bridesmaids and the
bridemaidS themselves at the
party. Also there were friends
of her father and mother,
and friends of the Mitchells.
The wife of the Dean of
the Diplomatic Corps, Sonora
de Sevilla -Sacasa poured tea,
and the mother of a diploma
tic bride of two years ago,
the wife of the Greek AmbaS-
sador, Mrs. Liatis, poured
coffee.
Under a portrait Of Sem
ator James Hamilton Lewis,
whose widow is a beloved
member of the Washington
social scene, and who was
the first Democratic Whip Of
the Senate, were gathered
Mrs. Platter, Mrs. Mitchell
who said her son was with
the Air Force National Guard
in Texas and was missing
most Of the feminine fuss
but would return on Sum-
day: Mrs. LiatiS and her
daughter, Mrs. George C.
DENLY, whose own wedding
two years ago was a big
event in diplomatic circles
at st. Sophia's Greek Ortho-
dox Church; Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan and her daugh-
ter Bonnie, who will also be
a bride in June and who
was showing her lovely dia-
mond and sapphire engage
ment ring: Mrs. Alphand
and her chic niece, Dorianne
Miranda, who will also be a
bride in July. Dorianne is
marrying Olivier Martin,
who is in business in New
York, on the birthday Of
Mrs. Alphand's daughter,
Prisca, the 18th Of July.
While the mothers Of brides
discussed the joys and prob
lens of weddings, a guest
kidded with Sonora de Sc
villa-Sacasa about the num-
ber Of weddings she would
have to preside over, since
she is the mother of nine
children. II suggest you get a
beautiful wedding dress and
hand 1t down to your daugh-
ters," said Mrs. Mitchell.
That won't work" said
vivacious Lillian Sevilla -Sa-
casa. II tried it with confir-
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Star Staff Photo

Before her marriage several
years ago she was Barbara
Austen, and together with
her piano. was the featured
attraction at the Sheraton
Carlton and the Sheraton
Park Hotels.
A native of Chicago, where
she attended Northwestern
University majoring in mu-
sic, the lovely Mrs. Hodgdon
did acting, modelling and an
nouncing for a local tele-
vision station.
Il used to have my own kid
die show" she recalled. Il
was 'Auntie Barbara and
would sing really great songs
like Beanie the Bunny"
But now" she sighed,
"Auntie Barbara needs to find
some nephews."
Evening star., 1961-04-27
By MEG FIKE
Contributing Writer

Virginia housewife Mrs.
James Hepburn has a CLAM
orouS background of travel
and stage experience which
might surprise even her
nearest neighbors.
Mrs. Hepburn began ballet
training at the age Of five in
the Metropolitan Opera Bal
let School and has danced in
$50 cities in this country and
Canada.
She was one of eight dane
ers chosen to appear with the
Sadler's Wells Ballet Com
pany in 1949, and has danced
in the original companies of
"Carousel" and "Brigadoon."
Evening star., 1961-04-27

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Scientific Iues
Your skins sebaciouS glands normally
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Airborne grimes, cosmetics, and
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form a complexion-dulling film.
This tenacious film encloSes the
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growth. 1t can infect the pimple,
which can scar the skin and mar the
personality.
How n works
In water, "Fountain-Facial' releases
a fountain of micro-size bubbles.
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Evening star., 1961-04-27
Bethesda couple featured in
May Better Homes & Gardens

John and Lu DAILY of Bethesda believe that mutual
goals and moneycontro system the two essentials
for success in money handling In May Better Homes
& Gardens, they tell how notebook system they de-
vised has helped detect money eaks in their budget
Comparisons with previous months and years help the
Days check excess spending in any department before
it begins Read their story in May Better Homes Gar
dens Get copy today wherever magazines are sold
Evening star., 1961-04-27
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Refreshing Facial

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Fountain. Facial" aids
rapid healing Of cuts.
hicks, and inflamed hair
tollicuIes. -,
Evening star., 1961-04-27

dance Of active oxygen safely re-
moves every last trace Of film, CRIME,
oils, cosmetics :. the all important
action not available with lotions,
pads, creams, soaps or ointments.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30
Closet and Drawer
Space Is Study of
Homemakers' Clubs

Arrangement of closet and
drawer space will be the program
featured by homemaker clubs dur
ing April it was announced by
Miss Ethel Grove, home demon
stration agent. Home management
chairmen are to give the demon
STATIONS and the international rela-
tions chairmen are to give a re-
port on Afghanistan.
Meetings next week include the
following:
April a, Casselman Valley club
p. M, home of Mrs. Clayton
Edwards. Mrs. Melvin Schwing
has the report.
April 6, Swallow Fails club, l
p. m, in basement of Deep Creek
Baptist Church Demonstration
will be by Mrs. Hubert Martin
and Mrs. Luke Bowman. Mrs.
Bowman will have the report.
Two clothing workshops are
scheduled. The Oakland clothing
workshop will be held April a,
from 1890 to 8, while the Grants
vile Clothing workshop is sched-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30
GORTNER

Come to church on sunday morn
ing and evening. Sermon by Pastor
Allen Pugh.
The Union Sunday School was
reorganized on Sunday with S. w.
Slabach, superintendent; Ralph
Lichty, assistant superintendent;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, secre-
tary and treasurer. Teachers are
Ross and Mary Lichty, Albert Sisk,
Edward Moon and Richard Hesse
The wedding of Miss Susie Zook
and Peter Beachy, second son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beachy, has
been announced to take place on
April Is.
Miss Hilda College, of Springs,
Pa, spent the weekend with
Misses Betty and Harriet SWartz-
entruber.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Swartzen-
truber and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Lichty attended the funeral of Miss
Kate Beachy, at Casselman, on
Sunday.
Sam Slabach and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk attended the funeral,
Sunday, of Mrs. Ford Fancher and
called on Mr. and Mrs. John Full
mer at Loeb Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper, who
lived in Paul Welch's tenant house,
moved Friday to his home com
munity, Bethlehem.
Delbert SWartZentruber pur-
chased the farm formerly known
as Arch Bakers, near Will Sanders.
Mrs. Everett Snyder, of Cum
berland, visited Mrs Albert Sisk
on Wednesday. In the evening, Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30
uled for April 5, 1890 to 8.
Special Meetings Scheduled

special meetings SCneuuled
Special meetings are also schcd-
uled. Three are to be held in the
demonstration kitchen of the
Potomac Edison company on April
S 6 and 7, with the demonstration
to be given by Miss Katherine
Close, home economist. She will
feature several lighting areas of
the home and the freezer. Mem
bers from Accident, Grantsville,
Hoyes and McHenry clubs are
scheduled for April 5, at 1870 On
April 6, at p. M, clubs scheduled
are Casselman Valley, Meadow
Glade, Mountain View and route
40. On April at 1870 p. M, clubs
scheduled are Bittinger, Friends
Vile. Mars Hill and New Germany
Homemaker clubs of the Oak
land area have been invited to the
demonstration kitchen of the
Monongahela Power company in
MorgantoWn. Mrs. Patti Haley.
home economist, will give a dem
onstration on lighting areas in the
home, and the freezer, on April
7, at l p. m. Clubs scheduled are
Altamont, Deer Park, Meadow
Glade, Oakland, Sunnyside and
Swallow Falls.
The Oakland area clubs also
plan to visit the glass companies
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

and Mrs. Noah Schrock, Joni Mil
Ter, Jr. and family and Mrs. Paul
WEIGH helped Mrs. Sisk celebrate
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch we're
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Brenneman at Bit
niger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Schrock
and son, of Hartville, o., drove
here Sunday in time for Sunday
School and took dinner with her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Stutzman.
They returned to Ohio in the af-
ternoon. The Schrock's daughter,
the Daniel Millers, of Casselman,
came on Sunday to visit them.
James Brenneman, who was in
Childrens hospital, Baltimore, for
surgery, returned home on Satur-
day evening. He will not be per-
mitted to walk for a number of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lichty, Ed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

free tuition at the University of
Maryland State College and Nor
gan State for students who agree
to become teachers.
TaWes suggested eliminating the
tuition for future teachers and in
cluded the money to carry out the
plan in his budget Students who
promise to teach in Maryland now
receive free tuition at the five
state teacher colleges.
The new budget supplement in
cludes S540,976 in additional aid for
local governments.
Additions to the so-called James
plan of aid to local governments
bring the total to $3.50 million.
The governor has proposed this
education and welfare aid to be
financed by applying the sales tax
to purchases of 25 cents, instead
of starting it at 81 cents, and tax
ing restaurant meals.
The final version Of the James
bill is still to be worked out be-
tween Senate and House.
The governors final budget
supplement did not include any
funds to finance a proposed in
crease in salaries of circuit judges
and judges of the court of appeals.
A world survey revealed that the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Hauser, Mr.
and Mrs Dan Lichty, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk attended the singspir-
alton at Loeb Lynn, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder and
son visited Mrs. Emily Martin on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hessc and
daughter Ruth, spent Sunday with
her home folks in Eglon,
The Alvin Kauffmans horse
dropped dead as they were driv-
ing home from church, Sunday
Norman Schrock and family,
Misses Mary Ann Yoder, Annie
and Grace Lichty spent Monday
evening at Sam W. Slabach's.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

ward and Daniel Moon were in
Springs Friday evening to hear
the Harrisonburg (Va) chorus,
The following visited the Har-
old Whites: Mr.. and Mrs Gay
Rembold, Keyser; Pastor and Mrs.
Allen Pugh and daughters, Eglon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk, Barry
Sanders, James Cover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Sharpless and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Potter, Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorraine Gnegy, Mrs. Ernest
Gortner, Mrs. William DeBerry,
Mrs. Harland Beckman, Mrs.
Roscoe Wotring, Alfred Wotring,
Lois Crop and Guy Hinebaugh
Buryl WEIGH, Ross Sines, Joni
Shelter, Isaac Stoltzfus, Noah and
Ernest Schrock we're in Ohio re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30
State Budget Gets
Final Enactment

The Maryland Legislature on
Tuesday night enacted and sent to
Gov. Tawes a record $500 million
budget to finance state operations
in the fiscal year which begins
July l.
The Senate Finance committee
agreed to back off from its earlier
decision to knock out S436,927 for
and the new medical center and
will travel by bus leaving Oak
land at 8:15 a. m.
All Demonstration
The girls All clubs in April will
have a demonstration on clothing
details, to be given by Miss Grove.
In addition they will be preparing
for the style revue at the end of
the month and district public
speaking session the first of next
month.
Club meetings: North Star club
April 3, 8 p. M, home of Miss
Linda Margroff; Bittinger club
April 6, 730 p. M, home Of MI.
and Mrs. Russell Brenneman,
North Glade club, April 7, 7:30,
at North Glade school, Mothers
are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

A world survey revealed that the
Irish were the most sober people.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30

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