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The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27

ibers, two leaders, and three
guess were present. We opened
by saying pledges and singing
Head, Shoulders, Knees and
Toes" Roll call was answered
by what All has done for you
this last year" New business
was for each member to invite
someone to our next meeting
which will be our organization
meeting. Jamie Eckley gave a
talk on her trip to Club Congress.
After the meeting we worked on
our record books and Mrs. Frand-
sen served a delicious lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27
An
<3G
HAY DRAW HANDY
HELPING HANDS

The regular meeting was called
to order by Secretary Dorothy
Moe On September 16, 1861 at the
Margaret Moe home. Members
absent were Gary and Joe Leland
and Joan Rivet. The flag pledges
were said and a song was sung.
The secretary read the minutes
of our August meeting and they
were approved as read.
The treasurer's report was Civ
en-. Our trip cost $174.55. Gas for
three cars came to 5000 for our
1900 miles.
Our new business was the cleo
ticu of officers which are as fol-
lows:
President, Joan Rivet; vice
president, Ronnie Hanson; secre-
tary-reporter, Dorothy Moe; treas
urer, Margin McRae. Leaders =
Mrs. Ernset Leland and Mrs. Geo
Indegard.
Our next meeting will be held
at the home of Georgia Indegarc
October 81 at 700 p. m. MIST. We
will have installation of new of.
ficers and new members.
Georgia Indegard made a mo.
ton to adjourn the meeting. Teri
Indegard seconded that motion.
Books and reports were finish.
ed.
Mrs. Arnold Moe served a de.
liciouS lunch.
Dorothy Moe, Reporter
GIRARD JOLLY WORKERS
The Girard Jolly Workers Al
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27

kota for the funeral Of their
brother, Edwin Luidahl.
wayne Salisbury left last Thurs
day for Montana State College for
his Junior year.
Sunday school teachers from the
Lutheran church attended a teach
ers' workshop in Glendive Sunday
afternoon. This was a continuation
of one held several weeks ago.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27

The Sidney Woman's Club will
entertain at a covered dish sup
per honoring the lady faculty
members of the Sidney schools on
Monday, October End, at $50 at
Peoples Congregational church.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27
4-H NEWS

club held their first meeting at
the Elmer Jensen home Septem-
Der IL, 1861.
1t was decided to go on an out
ing to Roosevelt Park, Oct. /.
New officers were elected for
the new year. They are: President,
Clyde Jensen; vice president, Ma
dine Jensen; secretary, Larry ST.
monsen; Game leader, Kenny ST.
monsen; song leader, Becky Dan
iels; reporter, Amy Daniels.
A surprise party was held after
the meeting for Gordon Jensen
who has finished his last year of
All and is going to college.
Amy Daniels and Kenny Simon
sen joined the club as new mem
Obers and Becky Daniels as a junior
member.
Amy Daniels, reporter.
On sunday, September 10th, a
work meeting was held at the
Donald Pentz home. Members
completed their books and they
were looked over by leaders,
Mrs. Effie Pentz, Mrs. Alice Milne,
and Mr.. Robert Stromer. Over a
half book of Gold Bond Stamps
was given by Lynn S.rommel
one of our members. The next
regular meeting was scheduled
for October 22nd at 200 p. m. al
the Strommer home.
Dcune Pent1
Handy Hardy Stitchers All Club.
The 18th meeting was called tc
order by Elaine Harris at the
Nels Frs,ldsen home. Six mem
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-27

Is The Sidney Herald
Wednesday. Sept. 27. 1861
Evening star., 1961-12-27
lnauspicious (c) vacillating.

inauspicious (c) vacillating.
2. Hegemony: (a) leadership
in government; CD line of
succession; (c) political organ
cation.
3. Flatulent; (a) without
plan; (b) pretentious; (c) flat.
4. Pother: (a) worry; (b) be
contrary; (c) organize.
S. Fecund; (a) sourish; (b)
misery; C prolific.
6. Apostasize: (a) proclaim
sainthood; CD renounce ones
faith; (c) petition.
7. Cortege; (a) procession;
CD flowers on dress; (c) fu-
neral.
8. Eleemonsynary: (a) chosen
Evening star., 1961-12-27

by popular vote: (b) receiving
aims (c) sanguine in dispo-
sition.
9. Pertinacious: (a) loosely
held; (b) holding to straight
path; Co unyielding.
10. Tumid: (a) swollen
(b) dampish; (c) tumultuous.
Evening star., 1961-12-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Here's another of our null
tiple-choice memory ticklers.
Try to match the numbered
word with the lettered phrase
closest in meaning to it. You'll
find several really tricky words,
so don't be too much surprised
if you don't score 100 first
time around. Answers with
pronunciations) down below
but don't peek.
l. Ominous: (a) noisy; (b)
Evening star., 1961-12-27
BY Stan Droke
BY creis FIesseI

simply send a self-addressed,
stamped envelope, plus ten cent
to William Morris, WORD
GAMES, in care of this paper.
Evening star., 1961-12-27

Answers: 1-B; pa; 3-B 4-A;
sc; 6-B; 7-A; 8-B; &c; 1O-A.
=
Like to play word games?
Most readers do-and that's
why we have gathered ten of
Mr.. Morris trickiest puzzlers
in a leaflet. For your copy
Evening star., 1961-08-10

ttop)
"Aneoro" with Kant Skid back plush nyon foce deep
luxury pile. Exciting choice Of coIors. 2x3 3es 27x48"
7.ee 3x5, 1899 4x6 1899 II" round 800. lid
cover 1es Not at Morow Heights
Hampton" is 1000 cotton foce in smart h-Io design. New
Kant Skid back won't slip slide stoys anchored
securely to floor Exciting color choice 2x3e" Iss 24z42"
2.99 24x60", 4.4s 3x5, 500. 4x6', s.ee. s3
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APIS. FURHISHED-MD.
BEAUTIFUL FURN.-FREE POOLS
| bedrm. from S9S.32, incl. utils
RE 5-SUua

BEAUTIFUL FURN.-FREE POOLS
| bedrm, from S9S.32. incl. utils
RE 5-SUug
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
BETHESDA, lge. liv. rm, dininV
from NH. EN-. 5-4933.
FLOWER AVE, near Piney Branch
shopping center - Garden type
building. nicely furn. l or = bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rrn.. kit, tiled
bath, Bendix wash. mach. garf ge.
Adults; reference. HE. 4-0374.
MAPLE AVE, II23, Tax. Pk.-Clean
10 bedrm. apis: transp.. park;
ADULTS. RIA. 3-cS2s, EN-. 1926.
"7LvER STRING - Garden apart
ments swimming pool, free bus.
MANY extras; weymouth mini
ROSEMARY APIS.
JU. S-11TO
1929 West Highway
Sill SPR., 3 rms. bath, pvt. emit,
park, empl married cple. only
S95. incl. utii. JU. $780,.
TAN. Pk.-Nlcd. Bldg: bedrm..
S14O; > bedrms, &l5S, incl, ut.lS.,
garb. dis. pvt. park. EN-. 3-SS3"
TAKOMA PARK-Nice, clean, eff
fic. apt. with pvt. entrance. Call
after > pm, AP. 7-6l9S.
TAKoMA PARKS rooms, BE- tn.
private. LIST class condition; park
ing at door. 1901 Holley Ave.
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Would like responsible party To as
sumo low monthly payments OF
$50 per month Taft. SIN. On. payt. }
on 3 complete rooms Of furniture,
bedroom, living room and dining
room area. All Danish modern
furniture. Call MRS. DOUGLAS,
at DOUGLAS DECORATORS, FOR
Apt. Phone 5Sl-1S00, 202O
Nichols ave. Sc, 10 am. to 8 pm.
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TOOLS

sledges, 50; rakes. 81; hoes, 81 as;
5-gal. cans. S1.50; dropcloths.
$3.50; saws, S1.45: hammers. SOC;
blocks, falls, ropes, chains, chisels,
planes, motors; bunk beds, .Sl2:
axe, S2.75; paint, 81 80; hand
saws, SI.45: iO0-ft. tapes, 1905;
snow shovels, So; oman saws,
$3.50; 6xS tarps, $3.50; 10xl2
tarps, S10S0; wedges, soc; drop
lights. S1.35; saw blades. S125;
used tarps, &c it.; steel shelving,
cable, air compressors, welders,
pumps; picks, 81.
J. H. GICHNER
2513 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
TOPSOIL. from bayfield,, Sis per
D to Il yard load. so. S-4500.
TV, Admiral, II in, walnut cabi-
net, $45; Eclipse mattress, like
new, $50; Simmons bedsteao,
$3.50. 10. @-5592.
Tvs, USED-CLEARANCE SALE
S19-S29-S49-S59
All reconditioned. Guaranteed parts
and labor up to J year.
BLAIR'S TV-3 Locations
Geotn., 24l6 Wis. Ave. FE. 2-4440
Oh CHI, 5422 Wstn. Ave. OIL. 2-lS00
Rckyl.. 22OS Viers Mill GA. Ash
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-p,c,
(coNTNuEp)

BsMT. APT.-Furn. nice: 1 bedrm..
lily. rm.. pvt. bath. kit: near
Walter Reed; cple. RA. 6-5753.
BOILING AREA bedrm. apis.
furn. from $3.50 incl. utis.:
avail. $3.50. WAYNE TERRACE
AAPTs., lst and Wayne ri. Sc.
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE in large
1-bedroom. newly decorated; mod
ern apartment in best sc. loca-
ton. DI. 7-4300. 10. 2-561O.
BRIGHTWoOD-3-rm. apt, white,
convenient: adult only; phone
privileges. Call Ia. 9-l52S.
c ST. NE. 126, near Capitol-Bed-
room and kitchen, nicely furn-
ished. reasonable. Ii 1916.
CAPITOL HILL. 235 C st. ne
Efficiency apis; newly decorated;
monthly. Utils. incl. Ii. 4-9154.
CAP. HILL-Beaut. dec. and furn.
l toed 1a,i,ts apt $50 AZ KE ut ssssf f&ce
CAPITOL HILL, for or 8 adults;
newly dec, spacious: street park
ing; by wk. or mo. Ii. 3-3OO3.
CAPITOL HILL, GEORGETOWN charm,
3 blks. Supreme Courts de luxe
rms. plus firepl.. garden: S175.
624 A st. ne. OF. 4-SS0S.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, I764-Spa-
cious bedrms.; apt. good for 3 or
adults. Now available.
CONGRESS HTS.-1-bedroom mod
ern apt. in mod. apt bldg. SIS
mo. plus utils. HA. 2-3466.
CONGRESS HTS. Sc. clean,
beautifully furn. 1-bedroom apis.
in duplex. Laundry facilS., lovely
quiet neighborhood. 10. 2-S333.
CONN, AVE. 1906 R ST. Nv
cation. Phone no, 2-2164.
CONN. AVE. VIC. 1922 10th St
$3.50 for :. DU. 7-554S.
CONN. AVE. NV, 1923. CHEVY
lux. air-cond. building: ] bedroom;
S1s9.5O. RE. 1851. EN-. 2-7S47.
CONN. -bedrm.. furn. apt.
utils. with exception Of telephone.
Call Capitol 4-3121. Ext. 4306,
between q and 5.
CONN. AVE.-Sublease It'll Jan.
bedrms., Q baths, newly furn.
Call CA. 4-3121, ext. 49ll. 80.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice, large apt.
Liv. rm.. kit, bath, 2 bedrms. :;
suitable for 3 or 4 people: $3.50
mo. 1920 10th ct. NV, or call
AID. 4-774l.
DUPONT-Pvt. entr., S6950; stu
do, pvt. bath, GE refgr.; ! man;
also front sleeping rm. $40. g.
$50 pm. 1885 r st. NV.
EFFICIENCYi 1 b.r., kit. combined,
pvt. bath, pvt. entrance: sc. area
on Nichols ave. La. 9-3612.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEAUTIFUL BUCKSKIN GELDING,
ideal pleasure horse. WI. S-3a2l
BOARD HORSE, 9x9 box stall, sos
mo. full carei in Potomac Nd.
AK. 9-95Sl,
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WOMEN
YOUNG LADY

500 MONTHLY in spare time.
Woman to show nationally IA
nous Fashion FrockS to friends.
No experience necessary. Write
for details today. HURRY! FASH
ION FROCKS INC, Dept. H-3S36,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
SITUATI0NS-MEN
MEN AVAILABLE-Housework. y
SITUATI0NS-W0MEN

CHILD CARE and light housekeep-
ing, 8 days week. HU. 3-5191
L.-TYPIST 80, white, excel. phone
voice, legible penman, accur. figs.
best refs, SIN. ofc. SO. Box 491 E,
Star
MATURE WOMAN, young in spirit,
deS. part-time eve. DOS. 6:3O-1 am.
the latest, as recep., desk clerk,
etc. Write Box 62-E, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE, kind, white.
mature, desires work with elderly
lady, day or niFht, or live in: have
refs. WA. T-5315.
RESIDENT MANAGER or assist,
apt. or hotel Lewis Hotel School
graduate; exper. housekeeper,
front desk, PIX assist. manager of
hotel; immediate avail. good refs.
Write T. G. S. Box 452-E, Star.
SECRETARY desires work at home
typins, shorthand; neat, accurate,
dependable. FL. 4-S26@.
YOUNG CoLORED LADY desires
eve. work bet hrs. Of all pm,
as typist, gen. office work. wait
IesS or baby sitter, no Sundays,
ssf-3447.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Z Corners Shopping Center
Falls Church, Va.
MATTRESSES
Arbor Room
Coffee Shop

81 yrs. or over; permanent, full
and part time positions. Good
salary, tips and meals. Uniforms
furnished. Discount privileges and
other employe benefits.
APPLY TO Mr.. J. o. EASTON. Jr.
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APIS. FURNlsHEb-VA.

ALEX, dovntown-Furn. apt. fire
proof BLDG, laundry privils., jani-
tor service; S85-S99.5O. incl. al
utils. TIE. 6-6670. 10 to 6.
Allen, Rosemont-Upstrs. Temod
3-rm. and bath apt. Off-st. pkg.
Pvt, entr. 2 adults. FL. 4-7912.
ALEX, 3 mi. so. US. l-Air-cond,
effic.: free TV: pvt. bath; park
ing: bus stop. SO. 5000.
ARL., mr.. Pents gon, Ft. Myer-Ef-
fie;, rms. bath; Ss5 mo-, incl.
utils. IA. A-0952 sfter !.
ARL. bedrm. apt. Avail. now
Sl2J mo. Call Joe sports, CA.
4.3l2l ext. 317l. ewes. TIE. g.
1925.
ARL. INV. rm.. bedrm., kitchen,
bath and storage rm.; utIls. incl;
SS7 so. IA. 1857.
ARL., NEAR PENTAooN-Fanily
apt: rate, day or week, and
rooms; free parking. IA. 2-3S43.
ARL. NJ bedrms.. st fir du-
pick. pvt. entr., garage, infant ac-
cepted; S125 ia. S-6457.
LIv. RM., din. rm.-kit. comb ;,
bedrm., bath. all pvt. but entr,
Utils. incl Refined settled adults;
no pets. IA. 1885.
STUDIO GUEST HOUSE: with fire
pl. Secl. and pvt. men or work
ing eple. JE. 1882.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

PIANO WANTED for the price Of
carrying 1t away for child'S prsc-
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or night, JU. 9-3O39.
STAMP COLLECTIONS, whole or in
part; also old U. S. coins. EN-
3-1475.
WHEELBARROW, cement mixer and
t2) 650x16 tires. CHI. S-4S26.
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%" sofa bed with matching chair.
Foam rubber and nylon fabric.
Gorgeous walnut finish table.
,Lep and ! CocEtalI table, E. 30
decorator lamps, l 5-piece dinette
set with protective walnut top and
4 upholstered white sparkle chairs,
apiece charcoal bedroom set,
dresser with mirror, chest with
bookcase bed.
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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black or white sofa
with correlating chair. Beautiful
silver, gray or walnut bedroom
suite, with dresser, mirror, chest,
bookcase bed, 5-piece tubular steel
dinette set, table and 1 upho..
chairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06

rights; SOS. SIPS and up. ST. B.
$500, PIANO MART. 1918 9TH st..
NV.
PIANOs-JORDAN'S branch stores
have u complete selection Of pianos
and organs on display including
values in slightly used instru-
ments. Plenty Of parking space
at, each store. 1882 Georgia ave.
Arlington; I04 William st., Fred
ericksburg, Silver Spring and Ar
lington stores open evenings. Park
IN frnnt
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FARM AND GARDEN

GOOD RICH TOBACCO LAND TOP
very clean, very loamy' Small or
large load. oSTI. CHI. s-4303.
T0PSOIL. fill dirt, bluestone, rot
ted sawdust, sludge: tree work.
HARTING. CE. G-S47b.
TOP SOIL: rich. no rocks, weeds or
clay. VIENS GARDEN CENTER.
Call OR. 4-552S.
VERY GOOD. rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses. Very ress.
Call RE. 5-11aa.
WE HAVE A QUANTITY Of Ever
green Magnolias from < to Is #.
Now reduced 209c. EVANSVILLE
NURSERY. WA. 1924
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture
for rent; effic.. l, .. or 3 b.r. apis.
at reas; rates. Special at. to own
ers. Call MARS LEASING CORP. >.
% Canal 81. s.w. Ii. 3-OO66.
ALL NEW-we furnish any num-
Der of rooms: rates reasonable.
ALLSTATE FURNITURE. 17l9
Kalorama I'd. AID. 2-4ll4.
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Christmas Gifts

Mrs. L. @. H., Alexandria
Our family has grown so
large that giving Christmas
presents has become quite a
problem. We have heard of
large families drawing names
so that each person will not
have to buy so many gifts.
Will you readers please
tell me how this plan is
worked out? Do you set a
price limit on the amount
that members of the family
are to spend on each other?
Does the giver enclose a card
with the gift, or is the gift
given anonymously? Is the
plan only used for members
Of the immediate family?
Any suggestions and advice
you can give me on this will
be appreciated.
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Do-It
Yourself
Seminar

Courses in interior decorat-
ing are being taught by Mr..
and Mrs. John Pearce-she
is the White House curator
and he is with the Smithso-
man Institute.
Friendship House Is offer
ing 10 courses in a three
week Do-It-Yourself Semi
mar through the oath at the
Capitol Hill neighborhood
center.
Two courses are being given
nightly. Monday through Fri
day from 8 to 10 pm. Differ
ent phases of a subject are
being studied during each of
the weekly seminars.
Other subjects include
home repair, millinery, crea-
tive child play techniques,
flower arranging, classical
music Interpretation, gour-
met cooking, gardening, fur
niture refinishing and sew
ing.
other subjects include
Home Repairs by Robert
Reich, a contractor, who is
demonstrating simple repair
jobs as setting tile, purifying
windows, spackling and small
electrical and plumbing jobs.
Millinery is being taught by
Mrs. Wanda Cooley.
Boris Timchenko, landscape
architect, who did Mrs. Ken
nedy's Georgetown garden
and Merrywood, the estate of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auch-
incloss (she is the First
Lady's mother, is teaching
the course in gardening.
Mrs. Edna B. Crilley, di-
rector of the extension serv-
ice. Primary Day School is
instructing on Creative Child
Play Techniques: Mrs. ALI
son Marer on Flower Ar
ranging; Mr.. John Overlook
of the Library of Congress
Music Division, on Classical
Music Interpretation. and
Tom Donnelly on Gourmet
Cooking.
There are also courses in
Furniture Refinishing and
on Sewing.
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GINA who is interested in
joining TOPS, send us your
name and address and tele-
phone number, and someone
from the club nearest you
will contact you right away.
BY the way, we are greatly
in need Of hospital scales.
Each club has to buy its own,
so information on new or
used scales at the lowest pos
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READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Please: No Phone Calls

The response to the article in Readers Clear
ing House about TOPS clubs in the area has been
enormous But please, there have been so many
after, please write to the area leaders; do not call
on the telephone
Anyone from Washington, Maryland or Vir-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-14
Many Thanks
E, L. S., WASHINGTON

I want to take the opportu-
nifty to heartily thank all
you kind readers for your
response and spontaneous
offers at the time I asked,
through rich, for a copy of
Life magazine with the pic
ture of the bride on the COW
er. I can't tell you how much
I appreciated the response!
What would we ever do with
out Readers Clearing House?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-14
Huhn-kiIls

Mrs. A. Warren Littman Of
Arlington announces the en-
gagement of her daughter,
Miss Martha Lee HUM, to
Mr.. Vernell D. Mills, son Of
Sgt. 1/c Vernon Mills, USA,
and Mrs. Mills of Fort Myer.
A January % wedding Is
planned.
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Wheaton, Md. A June we'd
ding is planned.
Corney-Hutchison

Mrs. Edgar Frank Carney
Of Mobile, Ala, announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter Beverly Frances to Mr..
Lyle Emory Hutchinson, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchi-
son, Sr. A December / we'd
ding is planned.
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Here's How

Readers Clearing House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q public service exchange
of ideos between oreo readers. The
StoF cannot oceept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-14
ENGAGEMENTS

their daughter Irene Frances
to Mr.. Robert Joel CHASER.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
CHASER of University Heights,
Ohio. A March wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-14
Cunin-Gloser

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cunin
Of Chevy Chase, Md, an
nounce the engagement of
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sible cost is requested in
order to help these people.
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Torr-Wise

MIR. and Mrs. Allan L. Tarr
Of Alexandria, Va, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Valerie Stevens to
Capt. Joseph r. Wise, USA,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Wise Of Nogales, Ariz.
Priddy-Deon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Priddy.
jr.. Of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their
daughter Janet Marie to Mr..
Harry E. Dean, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Orbin Dean Of
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s (APl lusr

BALTIMORE, Oct e (APl CusDAl
Cattle: Receipts ESQ compared ia
3.iI4 last week and 2.e4O last year;
week and 5l5 last year. Supply 90 per
cent slaughter steers, 40 per cent
stockers and feeders. Compared to last
Thursday Slaushter steers modera tely
sfs modefstely aeti S' s ud! Cows COW;
moderately active early. SLOW late and
mostly steady. instances IS cents
lower; bulls slow early. moderately
/ .O0-2.OO higher: stoekers and feeders
moderately active early, slow late and
Slaughter steers and heIfers: Hish
2b.0o-2e.2a, bulk l.l2O-1 ,eeO-lb, Good
small lots 796-s3o.lb. hish good and
choice heifers 1858 80, few ZOO
ana sn az Tt hpSO .S SSG Few
merctal 1900, few head COM
mereial and standard II. So 3 90.
eanner and cutter l2.00-i4.SO. closed
rs; Utility bull. i9.5o.Is'sO. inGi-
viduals l9.0O-20.5O.
vsalers: Good and choice 15O-e5o
lbs. closed at 30.Oo-s4.oo. standard
stOeksrs and feeders: Good and
choice 7OO-97O-Ib. feeder steers $3.50
$500. few common and medium 5000
y .OOS load 5bO-lb. choice stock steers
lbs. 81 .o0-a5 90, few common and me.
dium 2O.OO-225 so; two lots 1904 20-lb.
high good and choice stock steer calves
%. 00-2s 90, load $50 lbs. mostly good
y. 90; one lot S9O-le; good and choice
Hogs: Receipts 2.4c5 compared TO
1854 last week and l,465 last year
Barrows and gifts active early in the
week But closed slow Compared TO
net a ha nd
gifts % cents lower Monday and absent
thereafter. other barrowS and gifts So
IS cents lower: sows scarce, active,
50-l 90 lower.
Barrows and gifts: U. 8. No. I and
mixed No l-2 l9O-220 lbs. 1925 Mon
day. bulk supply mixed No. l-2 and
No. Ia 1s5-230 lbs. rs O0-1s.25 Mon
az s an and 5S h ~ SsIIns Nj ~
sews: o g. No 1.3 300-S5O lbs.
So $50. closed 1900 and down