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Evening star., 1963-05-17
Yeonos Shows
At Monticello

The Yeonas organization
has entered its Monticello
home in the Parade Of
Homes.
A two-story Colonial, fully
air conditioned with two and
q half baths. It viii be built
In the soon-to-open Month
cello Woods community ad-
joining the Parade Of Homes
site.
The kitchen is Gold Star
equipped. with a breakfast
room. The family room has q
sliding glass door opening q
patio.
Stephen q. Yeonas began
building in le47 and now has
put up more than 5000 homes
In Northern Virginia. includ-
ing Vienna Woods. Spring.
field Woods. Dunn Loring
Woods and Mosby Woods.
In early Vienna Woods
prices started at $4,000.
Models In the two new de-
velopments will sell In the
S25. 900 TO $4,000 price range.
Two new homes are now
open for display at Yeonas'
Mosby Woods. In Fairfax, Va.
The Ashley has five oed-
rooms on one level. The 49,
foot master bedroom suite
has q separate dressing room
area. The home has two and
q half baths.
The Longstreet, secQpd Of
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Geeroert Model Home
Is a Spanish Provincial

The Geeraert Enterprises is
featuring their Spanish Pro-
vincial Sevilla model at the
Parade Of Homes.
The two-story home has
four bedrooms and two and
a half baths. It is priced in
the 81: 900 range.
Off the central foyer are
living room and full-sized for
NAL dining room.
There are outside balconies
off the master and second
bedrooms and an outside So
larium.
In the basement is O fin
ished family recreation room
and q mud" room which
Evening star., 1963-05-17
How the Rec Room Grew
BY

modern standards. It had
zest. but no polish.
All that has changed now.
The sight Of unpainted con-
crete-block walls, or untitled
cement floors. is enough to
reduce q new homeowner to
tears. It's like having only
2la baths. What win the
neighbors think?
The result is that more at
tention Is lavished on the
rec room than on any other
part Of the house. The living
room plaster may bulge, and
the kitchen fan vent into the
dining room. but who cares.
as long as the rec room has
exotic wood paneling and q
built-in bar? We might not
live too well upstairs. but we
can sure live 1t UP In style
down In the basement. where
1t really matters.
The size Of the rec room
depends on the individuals
taste, Of course. Some will
want room for q dart game,
a shuffleboard, q billiard ia
BILE, barbecue, bunk beds and
perhaps o small wading pool.
If they include q separate
outside entrance. it viii obvi-
ate any need for tramping
through the upper part Of
the house, which can then be
converted into Q single. gi-
gantic speaker enclosure for
the hi-h system.
Others. Of course, viii be
satisfied with Q rec room no
bigger than q small closet,
with Just room enough for an
easy chair, q reading lamp,
q few paperbacks and q jug
OF sippin' whisky. In rec
rooms, as In women and poll
tics, it's everyone to his own
taste.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

may be converted into q play
room or workshop.
The exterior Of the Sevilla
Is Of Lorraine brick and
hand-hewn cedar shakes. The
carport is extra wide.
The Geeraert firm. headed
by Joseph Geeraert. builds
homes In suburban Maryland
and Virginia.
The company has developed
Bonnie View, Oakmont Street.
Coquelin Terrace, Twinbrook.
Twinbrook Forest, Twinbrook
Park. Meadow Hall. The
Knolls, Westgate Woods,
Kenmoor. Highland Gardens.
Holly Park, and Chandon.
Chandon, a new community
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Richard WieIond's Entry
Is Wittinghom Roncher

Richard H. wieland's entry
In the Parade Of Homes is
the Wittingham rancher. as
featured In his Southern
Prince Georges county de-
velopment Of Brookwood,
near Rosaryville road.
The Wittingham offers the
convenience Of q rambler and
the charm Of early Ameri-
cana.
A three-bedroom home,
with an option for a fourth,
there are three full baths.
The dining room features
q bay window and an ex-
posed brick interior wall. The
recreation room has q 12-
foot-wide fireplace.
There also Is Q foyer en-
trance and carport.
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the two new Mosby Woods
models, Is O split-foyer RAM
bier with four bedrooms and
two and q half baths. There
is q recreation room with q
raised-hearth fireplace.
The two latest Mosby
Woods models complete O to-
tai Of II individual exterior
designs found among the new
homes built by Mr.. Yeonas.
Under construction now,
for opening this summer. is
the new Mosby Woods Swim
Club. administered by resi-
dents Of the community.
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failure, and as q result the
Won Snikelfritzes had no for.
NAL living room.
What made the family
room q failure?
Well, several things are
apparent-the clinical nature ,
of the place brought about
by the exposed laundry IA
cilities and furnace for one,
and the cement block wall
for another.
Yet the major mistake was
not this, for I have seen
some very popular rooms
with these items included.
One cannot simply take
some place and add In
dividual items usually as
sociated with O family room,
such as o television set and
q fireplace and expect the
room to be psychological
appealing.
Room Entity
The entire room must be
an integrated unit. People
are gregarious and like Q
feeling Of closeness. Perhaps
this Is why the kitchen table
becomes the gathering place
In some families.
People like warmth and Q
CHEEKY atmosphere. so may
be this Is why the den with
its paneled walls and color
full drapes and Tv are the
axis Of activity in other
homes.
People like q comfortable
room-and this means more
than soft, lounging furni-
ture. It includes the big So
cial outlet-the telephone, q
writing desk. q library. and
an approximate closeness to
the icebox. Also. people like
variety - so artwork and
plant life are some obvious
possibilities to achieve this
effect.
The ironic thing about the
Won Snikelfritz home was the
formal" living room 1t
had almost all Of these fea-
lures. Floor : length drapes
covered one glass wall that
looked out over an elegant
patio, q huge raised hearth
spanned one wall, the
kitchen and phone were
readily available. q piano, wall
Of books, plenty Of coffee
tables and comfortable furni-
ture. plus an inviting decor
added to the popularity Of
this room and made 1t lose
its formal" status.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Summer Heot

An average glass window
permits about $50 times more
heat from the sun to enter
a house than does an average
insulated wall. reports Allied
Chemicals Barrett Division.
Shade trees, an awning Of
rigid vinyl building panels
or an overhanging roof viii
help block oppressive summer
heat.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
What's the Most
Popular Room?
BY JUDY ScRlBNER
StuF Special Writer

There's always one room
In q home that Is the most
popular.
This room may be the nv-
ing room. kitchen. den. FAM
lily room-or any room in
which most Of the family
spends most Of their time.
Everyone knows that there
are certain psychological at
fractions to different rooms
In q home and it's some
what Of q pity when one
misses out on this sort Of
designing when planning q
home. It's happened plenty
Of times. By designating q
certain room as the family
room"-chances are that 1t
may not be this at all.
I've always felt sorry for
this family-the Hupert Won
Snikelfritzes. After 10 years
Of Q sweet conjugal alliance
they had two children and
o substantial amount Of
money stashed away In q
bank. Then they decided to
build q big status symbol
q sprawling home that ex-
tended way beyond their
needs-and means.
This home was to be the
embodiment of their financial
success - and was to repre-
sent this for years to come,
even when Mr.. Won Snikel-
fritz would be weather..
"Oh. we must have a great
big family ROOM" said Mrs.
Won Snikelfritz. So, 1t was
established in the basement
"a broad, long room, reach
ing into and around the ex-
posed heating units - and
even encompassing the laun-
dry room, with q door lead
ing out to the garage.
Room Appeal
To make the room appeal
ing, q fireplace, ping pong
table, TV. and several sofas
were added.
The walls were Of cement
block-and need I say that
neither Of the children nor
their parents went down
there to while away their
timer Ping pong games were
Immediately followed by q
general departure to O room
In the upper quarters in
tended to be the formal"
living room. 1t was hoped
this room would remain aloof
from the diurnal activities
Of the children.
The family room was O
Evening star., 1963-05-17

Prince Georges County de-.
velopments.
Mr.. Wieland is on the.
board Of directors Of the
Home Builders Association.
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way back in the early years
Of the century, we had what
today would be called o rec
room. We cleared away room
enough for q ping-pong table
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
Faith Church
SoIieits Funds

A building fund campaign !,
enable the construction Of q
sanctuary and additional church
school classrooms Of Faith
United Church Of Christ, at 57B
Richmond I'd, will get under
way on Sunday.
This campaign, with a goal Of
500, 900, is under the leader
ship Of Rev. Gilbert L. Weidnan
Of the Board for Homeland Min
istries Of the United Church N
Christ. He is assisted BY Milton
Martens, building committee;
chairman; William Alexander.
vice-chairnan; Helen Keidel and
Dorm Miller. campaign COM
rittee co-chairmen.
There will be a serie. oI train.
ing sessions for canvassers' and
women's meetings during the
week prior 70 Canvass Sunday.
A kickoff dinner will Re served
following the Sunday service.
The expected cost Of the new
construction will be 1920 900.
This will be met largely by
the pledges received from NOM
bers and friends plus sum
already in the building fund.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
Local Swimmers
To Defend
Title Here

The Cleveland Swim Club.
4OO-yard freestyle relay team
composed Of Judy Norton. Joan
Lloyd, Wilma Riemenschneider
and Suzie Tucek is out to de-
fend it's championship in III.
Women's National AAU Swim
ming and Diving Champion
ships which will be held here
March 28th -31st.
In the national meet last yea
IN Sacramento, Calf, the four
girls brought Ohio its first ns-
tlonal women's swimming title.
Their coach, Bob Busbey, has
been named assistant swim
ming coach for the U. s. wom-
ems team in the 1864 Olyrn pics
at Tokyo.
The AAU meet, which /. also
the run-off for the Pan Am.r,-
can Ianes to be held in Brazil
next month, will be held at two
locations - the swi m minr
events at Midpark High School
in Middleburg Heights, and th.
diving events at Shaw High
School.
Limited quantities Of tickets
are available for both events
and can be obtained by writing
to TICKETS, P. o. Box 1s2
Berea, Ohio, or by phoninr
234-1ss7.
An interesting side light n
the diving meet al Shaw will =.
the duel between Patsy Willard
OF Phoenix, Ariz., and Joeldin.
oConnell 81 Los Angeles, Cal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
A &P RAIN CHECKS

In Of any advertised pecios will
issue upon request Roin Check permitting you buy
the sole price the following week PIeose
Manager Dept Heed for Roin Check If supply OF
S exhausted
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
Sponsor Van
'Goof Night

The Cleveland Newman Alum
nj Association will sponsor
Van Goof Night, Friday, March
oath for all would-be artists.
Call Martha Petrus for reser-
vations, CL. l-7901.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25

He is among $4,000 seniors
throughout the country who
attained Semifinalist status
Ihe semifinalist group is com
posed of the highest scoring
students in each state and in
united States territories. Each
Semifinalist now moves a step
closer to winning a four-year
Merit Scholarship to the col
lege of his choice.
Semifinalists must substan-
tate their qualifying test per-
1ormance on second examina-
ton, be endorsed by their
schools, and fulfill certain rou-
tine requirements to become
Flnalists. All Merit Scholars
are selected from the Finalist
group.
Merit Scholarship awards
may reach a maximum of &c.
600 for the four years of col
lege. Stipends now average
about $3.50 a year.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25
Sidney Student Hioh
In Merit Scholarship

Principal Donald B. Kingery
of Sidney High School anno,,n
ced today that one of the
schools students has been
named Semifinalist in the 1863
64 Merit Scholarship competi-
ton.
He said he became a semi
finalist through his outstand-
ing performance on the Nation
al Merit Scholarship Qualify
ing Test. This test of ed1Ica-
tional development was given
in more than 16,500 high Shcools
last March.
The student cited for his
high achievement is Daniel o
Kemmis of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25
Redhair Heads
Insurance Group

George Redhair of Helena,
Montana Vice President and
General Manager of Mountain
States Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., is the newly elected
trustee of the Montana Physi-
clans Service Blue Shield Plan.
DR.. Robert w. Thometz, Md,
of Butte, MPS President, an
nounced.
''Mr. Redhair thus joins the
outstanding men from through
out Montana who give of their
time, talent and wisdom with
no more remuneration than the
satisfaction they receive from
serving fellow citizens in the
community -benefitting pro-
gram Blue Shield provides y
Thometz asserted. .eaC
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25

Mrs. Grace Moore has sold
her place south of the stock
yards to Ray Monson of Char
bonneau, N. Dak., and has pur-
chased the Bert Johnson resi-
dence in Sidney for her own
future home. MIR. MonSon works
at the sugar factory and Mrs.
MonSon is an employee at
Richland Homes.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25

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The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25
Steaks

oSDA Choice Beef Made from Finest UsD
Swiss Steaks ..... Lb. SEC Ground Chu
Ocoma Frozen Sideways leane meal
Fryer Breasts or thighs Rts Ras 1.O9 Ground Rou
Royal Buffet Delicious Cut from young fs
Sliced Bacon - . II Bls b. CSC Leg % Pork
Essex CeryaIot swifrs LIB 7ec young corn fe
Sole Fillets Captains chois.l ls pkg 7se Leg o Pork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-24
BASKET
Famous Line of Pies
Available Locally

Morgantown, Pa, whose ex-
perts have specialized in pie
making for 40 years,
The pies are called deep
dish" because they come in
deeper pie plates that hold
more fruit or filling. The
pies weigh rs ounces, more
than a pound and a half,
and all the homemaker has
to do is pop them in the oven.
There's a special feature
about the pie plates, too,
that turns out a pie baked
evenly both top and bottom.
And. to assure you these pies
are really top quality, they
carry the Good Housekeeping
seal Of approval. This guar
antees replacement or refund
to the consumer ii the prod
uct is defective.
Look for your favorite fruit
pies as we'll as coconut-
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custard and pumpkin-custard
in your grocers' frozen food
cases. There are cream pies,
too, in several delightful
flavors. All have a baked
graham cracker crust and a
fluffy whipped topping. With
the cream pies no baking
is needed, just a bit of thaw-
ing ana they're ready for the
table.
Register Now
The popular Mrs. Mary
Tan, recently returned from
Argentina where her hus-
band was Chinese Ambassa-
dor, is resuming her classes
in Chinese cooking at the
Washington YWCA begin
ming the week of January
28. Prior to her leaving for
South America, Mrs. Tan's
cooking classes were among
the most sought after of any
on the "Y's" schedule. Take
our advice and sign up early
or you'll be left on the side
lines they're that crowded.
Her classes will be held Tues
day evenings and Wednesday
mornings. and will include
authentic dishes from every
section of China.
In addition, Mrs. Thelma
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Briggs will teach two classes
on Mondays in Parties
Limited" covering decorative
sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres,
petits fours, party candies,
etc.
On Thursdays at 10 am.
and Z pm. Mrs. George
Boxall will teach two series
of French cooking offering
dishes in Gordon Bleu cook
cry and also in Cuisine
Bourgeoise."
Over at the YWCA in
Alexandria, a series of classes
in French gourmet cooking
will begin February /. The
course will be given by Mrs.
George Petro-Colonna, who
is a graduate Of the Gordon
Bleu cooking school in Paris.
and who gave cooking demon
STATIONS for the Unite d
States Government at the
Brussels World Fair. Mrs.
Petro Colonna's class will
meet Friday mornings and
will consist of four lessons
of 212 hours each. Students
will prepare four TO five
dishes at each session. Regis
tration may be by phone or
in person at the Alexandria
YWCA. ". F.
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WHAT'S COOKING
New Recipe
For Burgers
FRIDAY
Captains Casserole

OLd-FdShtoned Rice Pudding
Captains Casserole
/ package frozen fish u cup butter margarine
squares "a cup chopped parsley
large potatoes, peeled and "a teaspoon salt
cut into 2-inch chunks "a teaspoon pepper
carrots, sliced "a cup sherry or sauterne
cup peeled small white Cor "a cup water plus
onions l teaspoon lemon Juice
Remove fish from freezer Cook vegetables in boiling
sailed water to 10 to is minutes until potatoes
barely tender Drain Heat butter in large skillet
which you for serving Add vegetables and saue
until lightly Drowned. Push vegetables to side and
place fish in skillet Brown lightly both Sides Sprinkle
all with parsley salt and pepper then pour wine lemon
water ALL Cover and simmer gently 10 to is minutes
until fish flakes easily with fork Serve from skillet
-Four servings
SATURDAY
Beef StetD With Vegetables French Bread
Tossed Green Salad Creamy Prune Whip
Creamy Prune Whip
pound prunes 1 teaspoon grated lemon
quart water rind
"a cup confectoners sugar l cup heavy
Cover prunes with water; soak overnight. Drain.
Finely chop prnes put through coarse sieve to make
~ cups pulp. Add lemon rind. Stir in and
let refrigerator about is minutes then whip until
stiff Fold prunes into and spoon into sherbets
Chill and serve very cold Makes four to five servings
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bokeo pears moke tos1 SOLO,
WEDNESDAY
Baked Chicken Legs Sweet Potatoes
Spinach Souftle Pear Salad
Caramel CuStard
Pear Salad
4 fresh Anou pears cup orange juice
u pitted dates 2-inch stick cinnamon
"a cup honey oranges
"a cup lemon Juice Salad green's
Halve and core pears Place cut-side down. in baking
dish along with dates, Combine honey, fruit juices and
cinnamon stick Pour fruit Bake at 375 degrees
35 TO as minutes until pears tender. Chill Peel
and slice oranges Arrange baked pear halves date and
orange slices on ettuce-ine salad plates For dressing
thin some sour cream with strip from the baked pears
and separately Makes four or eight salads depend
ing size desired
THURSDAY
Surprise Hambur0ers Baked Potatoes
Acorn Squash Lima Beans
Lemon Pie
Surprise Hamburgers
IA pounds ground beef tablespoons grated cheese
/ cup firmly packed "a teaspoon Worcestershire
soft bread crumbs
cup milk tablespoons TAT
ia teaspoons salt / can condensed cream
"a teaspoon pepper OF mushroom soup
tablespoons grated onion u cup CaIIornR snerry
Mix ground beef. crumbs milk, salt and pepper. Shape
into ~ flat cakes about inches In diameter Mix onion
cheese and Worcestershire place some Of this mix
tre in center OF each cake with remaining cakes
pressing edges together firmly TO seal Heat fat in large
skillet saute cakes to nice brown on both sides Pour
off fat Mix soup and wne pour over cakes Cover and
simmer gently for 10 minutes basting cakes occasionally
and turning once. Six servings.
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SUNDAY
Sweet-Sour Duckhng Orange Rice
Green Beans YelloU Squash
Chocolate Sundae Cookies
Sweet-SOur DuckIing
Q ducklngs, AZ to S "a cup catsup
pounds each / tablespoon soy
Salt. pepper, paprika cup brown sugar
70 cup vinegar teaspoon salt
Thaw ducklings remove giblets and necks from
tiles. (Save and later) Wash drain and pat dry
With poultry scissors quarter duckings; skin with
sharp knife at nch intervals Season generously with
SALT pepper and paprika. Place skin down in shallow
baking Bake at $50 degrees for "a hours Pour off
drppings. Turn pieces skin-side Combine vinegar.
catSup, soy sauce sugar and. SALT pour ducklng
Continue cooking As minutes to hour, basng OCCASION
ally. Eight servings
Liuer and Bacon Scauoped Potatoes
= Crunchy CdulitlotUer Peas
Banana Cake
Crunchy CaulifIower fr 50
/ medium caulfower ~ tablespoons grated
tablespoons butter Parmesan
2 tablespoons flour Il cup chopped blanched
y teaspoon salt almonds
l cup milk Paprka
Cook cauliflower in small amount Of boiling salted
water until barely tender Drain Melt butter blend in
flour and salt Add milk Cook and stir until thckened
Stir in cheese Pour cauflower and sprinkle with
almonds and paprika. Four to six servings.
TUESDAY
Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes Crazy
Broccoli Carrot Salad
Baked Apples Tea
Baked Apples
dates and maraschino u teaspoon cinnamon
cherries lemon
"a cup brown sugar
Pare top third of each apple remove cores Rub well
with lemon Stuff centers with dates. Place in baking
dish and basic with lemon juice Make strip Of sugar
water and cinnamon. Pour over apples. Bake at S75
degrees about 40 to so minutes until tender. Basic
several times. Garnsh with cherries. Serve warm
cold, plain or with cream Six servings
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BASKET
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will yield steaks: another
fourth. roasts; and a fourth,
ground beef and stew meat.
The final fourth is waste,
bones and fat.
Flyers, stewing chickens
IS to 6 pounds, and 4 to 4l2
pound roasting chickens are
good values.
At fish counters the best
buys are pan-ready fresh
porgies, sea bass. sliced steak
fish, Boston mackerel, floun-
der and founder fillets and
lake white fish.
Deep Dish Pies
Something new in the line
Of desserts is currently being
introduced in the Washing
ton area. These newcomers
are deep-dish pies, made and
frozen by Mrs. Smiths of
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Captains Casserole