davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-04-26
c. paul hickman, inc.

WHEATON,, OPEN FOR INsPEC-
TToN, l3OO7 Bluehill rd., Conn.
Ave. Estates-lmmae. 4-bedrm. =,
Ice. split-level on beaut. land
seaped corner, extra Lee. rms
din. rm., screened porch, WV.
carpet, etc. etc. Assume 4hTs .Gl
loan VINO On. pymt. or FHA, low
20s. Immed. occupancy. OWNER.
WIZ a-AlAl
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MARTIN

H. e-7s4o oPEN s-p
ALExs DEL RAY-s600 dn, 800
ES; mo. rHA ,dn, Or sIP 70 GSISsEI, TSIosE an oI o.
4 bedrms.. h;.w;hs ideal family
bus lines. 10 min. from d. C, Act
fast, only one like this avail, II.
4;si32. II. e-2oos' FRANCES
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SEVEN OAKS
Quaint sub urban
home In Silver Spg.
Golf course vicinity.
completely rehabili-
tGted and enlarged
70 3 full bedrms.,
full ceramic tiled
baths. beamed cell
in8e, stone floors.
sunken living rm.
with picture doors TO
den, bsleonied plank
sHS sIs,nr ;,sl ssn .o,nSfs,si IloCssd
ly new Oh kit, laun-
dry and boiler in
bsmt. area. TV study
-- off living rrn. HA,
7-72S0 or 20. 2-0234
eat. and sun.
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ADELrml-NsaF park and play.
ground.. 3-bedrm. ram bier,
screened porch and rec. rm. Pull
SHSF EiS4 WrFh rFHcu Be- FOR FRdEst6iIITFssO st6iIIFsO
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brick ramb,, 2 baths, firepl., din
rm., lge. kit, bsmt., rec. Tm.
tenesS yard, city ytils. s2o,s6O
ANDREWs-MT, CALVARY = II.
tremely desirable 3-bedrm. home
on large Handicapped lots family.
size kitchen, extra den. lots Of
storage. FHA $500 down or VA
JOHN W K. WEBSTER RE. e-S4oC
ANDREWS BERKSHIRE, nF. Mt
Calvary Church. Walk to bus
shops. sehls:-Brtek ramb.. 3 bed
rms. IN baths, rec. and ldry
rms rms patio, .f fence ssn sne 1so Sth.T sSc sx
eSERi S%REk.D kzDRiC1s Re. s-ss$S. s$S per mo. Can
ANIREws sIIIe Vs., EIsLATEs. EST - 6sttsI'
iHssh i@s diaina aAT m e'sa:d snd ismiy iiS1HiE % nm.
Bright modern equipped kitchen.
util rm. Assume loan. Being trans
ferred. 6612 Eimendorf Drive.
Sc. Owner. RE. 6.923l.
ANDREWs AREA = Owner trans
ferred, 4-bedrm. bi-levei, iiv. fm..
rec. rm.. fenced lot. Convenient 70
ssSds9Re soE 12coss REALTY 3 z1AE. RI s.ss0s sos
ANDREWs-CLINTON-Sls,30O 800 new
Colonial, Split-foyer. 3 bedrms. :,
III baths, family kit, sep. din.
area. full daylight lower level,
large lot call Mrs. Jobs. bs4-
JOHN R. WEBSTER Rz. e-S4OO
ANDREWS AREA - An exouisite
Cape Cod that sits among flower
ing shrubs on q delightful fenced
tree-shaded yard. nice kit. din,
screened pcS. $i4.sbo. RE. 6-soeO.
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MOORE . MOORE REAL KsrATE
ANDREWS AREA
Give the children room TO play in
large fenced yard. 3 tWin-sise
bedrms. brk. rambler, beautiful
large kit, loads Of cabinets, III
baths, finished rec. rm. as
sumo large FHA loan. reas, down
T. d. BURGESS co.
REALroR RE. $4,000 I'll Q
AsSSs SSIUnIs Q! tGAS; I.1s: b. S.ds%s
Sfsa. full daylight bsmt.. payments
Of $50 per mo: pays ell
FREE STATE PROPERTTEg
REALTORS AP. 1890
ATTENTION WITS
WITH LARGE FAMILY
~ nTWVWmnAN
eaths; ean :, Gin; 4 rI1l rm,; ana sArAss. sl7.-
WOODLANDS bedrooms, rec. rm..
din. rm.. fenced lot with patio,
SIS, $50, Sill pays all.
0LENRID0E" bedrooms. corner
fenced lot. .,very clean. $4,000.
JOHN 6iINY z. R.'s 'as65dHrs 51i CO. WA. 7.osso
BELAIR HOMKs-Ail models. as
sumo present mortgages. no red
inRsi sEfA1R az RtALTY TSSSS5SS; coSS. sown-
BELAIR, BOWIE = 10-mo. old,
Levitt Cape Cod, air eond.. Z bed
rms full baths, patio. extras.
Avail. Owner trAnsf. Assume mortg,
Contact owner. 202.l676.
BELLArEADE-Ths eutsst bFk. ram
bier We have ever seen. it's spot
less and loaded with extras. Fire
equip. kit. large iandscsped lot,
rHA approved, Just $500 dn. VIII
LANHAM - S-bedrm., nsariy-new
brk. and frame rambler, Tse.-iyps
bsmt., With outside exit 70 nice
shaded lawn with patio. already
No. Yos must g this one. 80 WV
HYATrsvIrIx - A sharmins 4
bedrm. brk. hons features q firepl.
In nv. rm, sep. din. nm rec.
rm. with bar IN valk-out bsmt.,
bic screened aldo porch. tree
shaded, fenced lot. Gear earport.
washer and dryer. moderats down
payment pay .aa,,,,s o. yegT home s IN ~ trsds n,ds
now. ~
PLEABANTDAIE-A roomy She'd
rm. split-level. on q nicely land
seaped fenced lot. sep. din. rm.,
rear ecreend porch. nice rec. .rfa,,
with air conditioner and Y bath
in daylight bsmt.. schools and
shopping nearby. Bus at door.
reduced 10 $1,000 and FHA ap-
proved for . quick deal.
wHATEvxR your HOUSING
NEED9-cAIL
PRINCE oEo PRoPERTIEs, NC.
277-777A 277-2i7b
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TEMFLET0N KNOLLs -oI
or FHA, Cleaning 3-bedrm.
semi-Colonial with lge. liv,
rm.. equip. Kit. and screened
porch. Only S13,b00. Call
WA. 7-06l7 It'll Q nm.
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CHEVERLY AREA-No money dn.
~ y: 4: :S;: g. ';f';. 81; 3s$s;;P e
3 CO., kP: 7-Sial. al. T.s2SS2SHo' T..s2SS2SsH.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

WHEATON, HARMONY HILLS =
FHA appr.. $500 down, 3-bedrm:
brick rambler. corner lot. fenced
yard, full bsmt.. fin. attic: Cony.
TO bus, Scoools, shopping ctr. Call
OWNER. VIII. 6-6l30.
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ANDREWS AREA

CLINT0N-ANDREWs = 5-bedrm
brk ramb., approx. h-aers lot
.Sd iO52S sooTs gatiSs;, s;,ssSm sssSrm a, S l0dCE, ~
Evening star., 1963-04-26
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


SLIGO PARK-$13,500. 9 bedrms.
WITH A GARAGE TOO"
Sep. din. rm., spacious nome ioeai
". fer j. NICHOLAS. Rltr. HE. 4-loOo
SPRINGBROOK
4 BEDRMS.. 21a BATHS
BRAND-NEW
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
ONLY ONE FIN. HOME LEFT
SIX UNDER CONSTRUCTION
PICK YOUR OWN coLORs, ETC.
$29,2
OPEN TODAY
These are the finest built brick
ramblers and Split-levels in Mont
gomery Co. II you have not seen
HSpringbrook Terrace" be sure u
see this completed home today.
DIR: Drive out N. Hamp. ave,
10 white Oak shop. Ctr. Continu.
north one mile TO SPRINoBRook
TERRACE on right tvsniee dr.)
Turn right 70 OPEN HOUSE;
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES. INC:
REALTORS JU. 8-73OO
ST. CAMILLUS-Brick Cape Cod
500. owner. HE. 4sSsls.
ST. CAMILLUS PARIsH-Brk. ram
bier, liy. rm. with iirepiace' din
PRRFiEcT PER SsfN CO coNDfT1oS. DIT i'VS 10. ).
'0i BEERS BROS. REALTORS
TAKOMA PARK
HOME PLUS INCOME
'SssrT7 pss s74 i.t mcntns epi ncO$: fS: sSS SSS'!
rented apis. oil h.-w. H., fenced
ward. Det. brk. bldg. Only S24,-
40 800 o!Sids FAEFEtIT Nj o REAL ESTATE
TAKOMA PARK--cOzy 3-bedroom
Cape Cod, lots Of storage. fire;
place In living room. front and
rear porches, basement, gas hot
, wstsE heat. heat 80 detached S ,sGSnr,Cs Snrs,Ss'
,pr BUS tEYS,yyT2y6;ps tY,y2y6; az -41Oo
TAKOMA PARK-close in and con.
venient. 3-bedrm. bungalow with
separate dining room and bsmt
DON'T WATT Only $3.50 dn'
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. He. 4-1700
TIM m uIVIQ Mac ave Area
$3.50 Tulip Hill terraee-Ds luxe
sDaslous sp%Itsn SropoTtions Or Sssiansd @ fOT
delightful living and entertaining
In secluded setting OF trees
Dual control air cond. throughout.
lst level contains 3 bedrns,, 2 y
baths, lower level additional bed
rm. and bath. Located on "a
acre lot. Many outstanding fea-
lures. Must be seen TO be ap-
preeiated. Upper sos. Excel. fl
nancinR. Directions: North on
Mass. ave. 70 Goldsboro rd.. left
to Tulip Hill terrace and open
sign; Open Sat; I 70 g; sun; ;,,, Z
ER-BUILDER. 3O1-WA. 6-0560.
WHEATON-KENsINGTON-3 b.r.,
1h-bath brick ramb; nj; schools
949-s7S2, RE. 7-626O. 337-544S!
WHEAT0N-only s4s5 dn:l As
This spotless home features
sep. din. rm., daylight bsmt. and
many extras. Call 94e-0200.
c. paul hickman, inc.
WHEATON,, OPEN FOR NsPEC-
TToN, 13007 Bluehill rd.,. Conn.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Temple Hills Choices

LARGE FAMILY
z rms, 2 baths, bi-level, modern
with over Y -acre lot, city sewer
and water, $3.50
SMALL FAMILY
2-bedrn. rambler. Wv. lovely rec.
rm., front porch. approx. y acre
zAGAMI REALTY Co, REALTORS
;, ,oJMAIR MR. R. PANDoLT -,,.
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ANDREWs-CENsUs = 62I0 FAIR
sE bricE Sslb a bssSs. iifspl. SSsot%i din.
Tm., lge. kit.. bsmt., rec. Tm..
fenced yard, city uttls. S20,o5O.
OWNER. JO A-H273
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ANDREWs-MT, CALVARY = TX
tremely desirable 3-bedrm. home.
on. On frEs nndsstPsd satP d.n lot family IAN
storage. FHA $500 down or va
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bath. 4 half baths, living Fm..
lge. dining I'm. and family I'm.
BRIGHT modern equipped kitchen.
util rm. Assume loan. Being trans
ferred. 6612 Elmendorf Drive.
Sc. Owner. RE. 0-023l.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

WHEATON, CONN. AVE. EsTAIEs,
by OWNER. clean. attrac, 3-bed-
rm., brk. -and-frame ramb., din.
rm., good-sized liv. .rm., full bsmt.,
save and assume 4Lz9s GI loan,
NIR.Q60 VIII. e-kO0S
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II. C. MLLEY h CO.
Realtors AP. T-72O0I
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SPRING rs HEREl

And this K-aers lot is the ideal
asv 5.6sdrocI. S-batS brick ram
BIER vhgfs you ean have your
RIPLEY CO., Realtors
at ~, s-ofi1
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HOMEOWNER REALTY

ANDREWS AREA--3-bedrm. ram.
bsmt., dream kit, driveway. As
sumo loan willow dn. pymt. A34-
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BEERS BROS. REALTORS

HOME PLUS INCOME
Ds: sh74 ist SonAs sPi neo$: 1S. tsSS sSs'!
rented apis. Oil h.-w. h. fenced
ward. Det. brk. bldg. Only $2A.-
500. RAFFBLL REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

ANDREW0 BERKSHIRE, nf. Mt.
shops. sehls:--Briek rsmb.. 3 bed.
rms. IN baths. rec. and ldry.
rms. patio, fence and other ex.
tras. FHA terms. $20,760. S1s360I
SwHr,s SSEHi ,AspgTrcxS pgr $$li$$SS per mo. Call
Evening star., 1963-04-26
PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.
TIE HOUSE, oy HOMES"

9-bsdrm. brick rambler
isssl sss sSSsSc sfissSs 81: CI,r. sGi re sSD.s .Is.
s,,,:: .Tss ,ioI, Dir; ,,.'s. ou. lh.isE -
inspset snssims. Can Rk' ..7sSs7e.
ADELPnl : Enjoy spacs, B bed
ilrspi. S..o... ii eSrp.i', sfo'IRSia1es iiSIshess
&C. &C. ~ cieIs asf Bssius Sa Svss ana P9lGoS HIoS
XXI 900. sSoRH o2RHDtLssiii RrsEfS. Il ;iSfS
Evening star., 1963-04-26
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor

WHEATON-KENsINGTON-3 b.r.
1h-bath brick ramb. Nr. schools.
949-S7S2, RE. 7-626O, 337-544S.
WHRATON-only S495 dn.l As
sumo 0I loan w/S100 paymt
This spotless home features 9
sep. din. rm.. daylight bsmt. and
many extras. Call 94e-0200.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

TRACER A6bOIIhIEz5. JU. o-OIVV
off University blvd
iirspl.. rT fuii bsnat.. Sis'6oo.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
VIII, 2-0300
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CHEVERLY

B1s,500. 9-bedrm. Colonial with
firepl. In liv. rm., lovely sep. din.
rm., y baths. Payments for
qualified OF. t109 Der mo. plus
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OX0N HlLL-Antique brick ram
bier bier on fine beautiful ti,p lot; 8 bed. bed
port Only sis,66o on FHA Of
conv. terms. 1mmed. occup.
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AREA = Owner trans
isTrsd: 4-bsdr%. BIZ si;leyel; liy; Im..
rec. rm.. fenced lot. Convenient TO
suitland H. 9. FHA-0I terms.
JOE JACOBS REALTY. RE. 0-69O9.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

gILvER srRiNG- Woodslde PsrE-
sedrms.. full bsmt,, rec. rm;, q
73x24O, WOODSlDE REALTY
CO, 10. 1910 It'll o pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

oXON HILL-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier with today's kit. and rec
rm., compl. with bar and cabinet
In q lovely area, S21,750.
Miller Real Estate Corp.
SaS NJ an ka1 n1O0
Evening star., 1963-04-26

IN: s,i laIs q P,:ss..n living on ~:
ssTpOrt ss.di@ss Sstss.
hobby. All this Tor only $4,000.
va nothing down or easy rHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Our Man Goes Portyinq

Walter Hackett, the well-traveled story
teller who has frightened SUNDAY
Magazine on previous occasions with
his humorous experiences and obSer-
vations, today explores that well-known
Washington institution, the cocktail
party, on Page IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Puerto Ricons in High Places

President Kennedy's appointment of
two Puerto Ricans to top level govern
ment positions has drawn attention to
the unique relationship between that
island commonwealth and the main
land United States Star Staff Writer
Dan Gottlieb tells of the two appointees
and other Puerto RicanS who have
served our government, on Page 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

rick Graybill in
the role of the
Devil in Shaw's
MAN and Super
man." But Mr..
Graybill is deaf
and communi-
Gates in the Ian
guage of signs.
He is one of the
Gallaudet Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
The Cover

Four-year-Old Susie Gilbertson is learn
ing to ski, and about all we can say is
that she is persistent, as you can see on
Page Q. The cover picture is by Mark
Baldwin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
The Devil Speaks

LET us be just, Commander: 1t is ques-
ton of Temperament don't admire the
heavenly temperament" So says Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

lege players who recently enacted their
roles on television. For more pictures
of the silent drama, turn to Page 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

SILENT DRAMA by coh Purcell
PUERTO RcANS IN WASHINGTON. by Don GostIsb
THERE GOES SUSIE! by Jonst KOtvU and MoF Baldwin
MAPLE SUGAR TIME. BY Jim Birehisd 10
AWASHINoT0NlAN IN BANGKOK. by Adele chdoks u
THE COCKTAIL CIRCUIT, by Woltss Hoekst ID
THE CIVIL WAR As REPORTED BY THE STAR 100 YEARS AGO.
CANAL DCCeRS At WORK,
compiled BY John W. Stspp ------------- Is
SEARCH AND RESCUE by Bills Fuchs ond Elwood Boker 10
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
Reflections From An
Old Mirror

The very first work / was
asked to do after l became a
teamSter for Uncle Sam was
to make a few trips up and
down the Valley with a team
and blackboard, hauling this
or that, or taking this engineer
here or that one there. The
Project was strung out for SO
miles, and with poor roads
transportation was a problem.
One of my first assignments
was trip to Glendive to pick
up the Chief Engineer. He was
head of all the works in Mon
tana and Wyoming and was
due to arrive by train from
the west. No definite informa-
tion as to the time of this mans
arrival, but 1 was to remain
in Glendive, meet all east
bound trains, and be ready to
bring him the "a miles to La
Mesa as soon as he arrived.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

1 passed the lines to him and
asked if he wished to drive.
When he refused, l politely
asked him to let me do it my
way, as 1 had been brought
up with horses and knew their
limitations-that first they
must be warmed up before
we began pushing them for so
long a trip. l guess he did not
like being told off by a coun-
try kid, but he took it without
comment.
Four years later l ran into
him again at the dining table
of a Roman, Montana, hotel. He
recognized me Immediately, and
laughingly told the assembled
diners of the time i had put
him in his place, as he put it,
He not only remembered my
face and name-he remember
ed tn names of the horses! To-
day, Savage, Montana, bears
this engineers name.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
Up And Down Main Street
by Cliff Urseth

1852 amounted TO more than
l.9 billion pounds. The
1852 average was only
$50 million pounds. Bur-
dick said the sharpesf rise
In imports comes in beef
which accounts for over
rs per cent of meat i'm
ports.
So here we have a case of
Freeman telling some worried
Stockmen not to worry and
a member of his party from
North Dakota recognizing that
there is something to worry
about.
Of curse, Orville being a
lawyer, he probably thinks that
we can import millions Of
pounds of "cow meat" and not
hurt our own producers.
Here's what Ralph Miracle,
secretary of the Montana
Stockgrowers association has
to say about Freeman's re-
marks at Great Falls.
''We know that over 80 per
cent of our domestic fed beef
goes into hamburger or ground
beef, and it is reliably report
ed that go per cent or more
of the imported lean boneless
beef is going into hamburger.
Why wouldn't these imports
have an affect on the price of
beef in whatever form? One
out of every 10 pounds of beef
going into consumers stomachs
comes from foreign lands, SC
It is difficult to see why these
imports don't affect the price
of cattle raised and fattened
and sold in this country"
K. c. Chadderdon and
his partners have their
farm butted up against the
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

So it was the third day be-
fore this Engineer and his as
sociate arrived at four PM. In
matter of minutes the team
was ready to go. AS they had
been standing in the stable for
three days without exercise, I
took it easy for the first half
mile or SO. Mr.. Savage, the
Chief, was riding in the front
seat with me, and the other
gentleman was in the back seat
with the baggage.
We had just crossed the long
Yellowstone bridge west of
town when the Chief turned on
me like an enraged bull. Want
ed to know if l was to get
that team to going, or were we
to poke along like this all the
way. Being an 18-year-old kid
and a rather dumb one, l sup
pose, Mr.. Savage's high rank
did not impress me in the least
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

Someone should tell Orville
freeman when the train comes
in. He's certainly not using the
same time table as his party
leaders in some of the farm
states. Here's an example,;
When Secretary Freeman
was in Great Falls to talk to
the "dirt farmers he an
nounced that beef imports are
not affecting cattle prices and
this country only imports cow
meat and not steers so the
price of fed cattle is not af-
fected.
Now just few days ago
Sen. Quentin NJ. Burdick of
North Dakota was obvious
ly disappointed with the
Tariff Commission for its
unawareness of the impact
of an ever-growing amount
of imported beef on domestic
importe dbeef on domestic
cattle producers. Burdick.
Democrat. said that i'm
ports of beef into this coun-
try have reached very dan
gerous levels and are cur
rentlY running l8 per cent
over last year.
Wonder what Orville would
have to say about that?
Burdick also said this amount
is having serious depressing
effects on the livestock in.
duStry. And there's a lot o.
livestock men who'll add al
Amen to that statement.
Burdick said he was going tC
ask the President to reuues
that hearings be held that will
get at the heart of the matter
and increase present duty OF
frozen and fresh meat imports
Meat imports during
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

beet dump south of town.
I wouldn't be a bit sur
prised if they haul out as
many ar night as they do
TO the dump during the
day.
This week you'll. notice sew
eral United Press International
stories in the Herald. They
were taken from the wire We'd
nesday afternoon, thereby Civ
ing our readers the latest news
on Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning. This is just an
experiment we are toying with
in the event we switch to twice
a week in the near future.
The wire copy is taken from
the KICK United Press wire
and rewritten for the Herald
This is a service available tc
the Herald through KICK
We'd like to hear some com
ments, either good or bad. /,
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

er storage space, food needs to
be frozen properly. Here are
some basic rules about frozen
meat.
How to prepare meat for freez-
ing:
Refrigerate meat promptly
after purchase. The meat has
been kept under refrigeration
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. Bud Simard
are on a trip to Spokane and
Port Angeles, Wn.Port Angeles.
They will also visit enroute
with their son Gordon who is
attending the state university
in Missoula.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wealth
erston returned Monday eve
ming from a ten days vacation
trip on which they visited at
points in Wyoming and Mon
tana.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

constantly in the super market |
to preserve its goodness and it
deserves the same kind of treat
ment in your home.
If you plan to freeze the
meat, do it as soon as possible.
The fresher the meat, the bet
ter its keeping quality will De
while frozen. Remember, freez-
ing doesn't improve meat; it
can only keep the meat as good
as it was before freezing.
Wrap meat in meal-size por-
tions, planning on guest meals
as well as family meals. Ro-
tate frozen meats SO you use
first the food which has been
stored longest.
Before freezing, have the
meat ready for cooking-pre-
pared, shaped, trimmed just
as you want to cook it. For
stews, bone and cube before
freezing. For beef loaves and
patties, grind meat before freez-
ing. Season meat, if you like,
with salt and pepper and or
other dry seaSoningS.
How to Wrap Meat for Freez-
ing:
For short periods in the free
zer no longer than one to two
weeks), prepackaged self-ser-
vice meats may be frozen in
the original store package 0film
and board or tray. Make sure,
though, that there are no breaks
in the package.
Fo rlonger periods in the
freezer, use special freezer
wrapping materials. There are
several methods of wrapping
that are recommended.
a. A single moisture-vapor-
proof sheet or bag which may
be tied, tapped, heat-sealed, or
folded. This single sheet should
be strong enough to resist pun
cturing and tearing.
b. A double wrap consisting
of an inner wrap of moisture
vapor-proof paper, cellophane,
pliofilm, aluminium foil, or
other special freezer storage
types of packaging materials
available on the market. (Or-
binary waxed paper is not moi;
ture-vapor-proof and therefore
is not satisfactory.
An outer wrap of special
packaging material or heavy
wrapping paper, is then used
If an outer wrap of high heat
insulating value is used (sev-
eral thicknesses Of wrapping
paper, for example), the mea+
should be inner wrapped anc
frozen before the outer wraF
I is applied.
I Meats wrapped in ordinar,
I market paper should be un
I wrapped and then rewrappet
I for freezing with proper freez
/ ing paper.
/ Mark each frozen meat pack
1 age to show contents, numbe
Il of servings and date of freez
4 ing.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

In Grandma's day, the freez-
ing of food was an accident that
might happen when the cold
weather set in. Today many
a homemaker's daily menu de-
pends on her frozen food sup
ply.
To get the utmost use and
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

The ancient Persians belived
that the earth rested on a gil
gantic blue sapphire with the
sky a mirror for its radiant
blue. Sapphires were said to
attract divine favor.
The significane of the beauti
full sapphire is clear thinking
and wisdom.
1t comes from Siam, India,
Burma, Ceylon, Australia and
the United States.
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again and again in reading but
never use in conversation. Here
are 10 words you may have a
nodding acquaintance with
But are you sure you can use
them accurately in speech and
writing?
The way we play is to select
the lettered word or phrase
closest in meaning to the num-
bered word. After you have
finished all 10 questions, check
against the answers below.
Score 10 points for each cor
rect answer. II you score go
or below, get out the dictionary
and do some homework.
/. Hematose: (a) sleepy; (b)
bloody: Co unconscious.
2. Henchman: (a) comedian;
(b) big eater; Co trusted fol-
lower.
3. Henry: (a) mans nick
name; (b) unit Of inductance;
(c) mans derby hat.
4. Heresy: (a) chocolate bar;
(b) unorthodox creed; (c)
witchcraft.
5. Herpetology: (a) science
of scalp-care: tb) study OF
snakes; (c) study Of herbs.
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6. Hiddenite: (a) emerald
green stone; (b) secret treas
ure; (c) little-known flower.
7. Hieratic: (a) friendly er.
ratio; (b) priestly; Co authori-
tative.
8. Hijack: (a) friendly greet
ing; (b) steal goods in transit;
(c) Presidential salutation.
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CorI Grubert

BY Johnny Hart
BY Rupe

8. Hircine: (a) piglike; (b)
hairy; Co smelling like a goat.
10. Hispid: (a) covered with
bristles; (b) slippery; Co boo
ing.
Answers: LIB; &c; 3-B: Abb;
5-B; GA; 7-B; BIB; &C; 10
A.
Ccopyrignt 1853. by william Morris)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21

Many Of us wonder about the
exact meanings and pronunci-
ations Of words we run across