Well, here we are, already in the middle of March. Some years ago when many farmers changed or bought farms, March 1 was the time to make the moves. They had to do this at this time in order to get all the machinery, animals, etc., moved to be ready for spring planting. I don’t recall of any farmers changing places as of now, but I do know of one move made here in town. That one is of Mark Top who moved from his home at 405 South Main to the residence he bought at the east side of Hills on Highway 27, the home originally built for Milton and Evelyn Anderson. The residence on South Main is for sale. Sheldon and Ellie Sandager returned home after four weeks, having driven 5,000 miles and visiting friends and relatives. They made stops in Buellton, Livermore and Healdsburg, Calif., which is in the wine growing region of the Sonoma Valley. They visited their daughter, Beth, now attending college at Santa Rosa studying the Spanish language. On their return they stayed at Lake Havasu, Ariz., to spend a couple of days with Claude and Verna Van Driel and then on to Albuquerque, N.M. They were at Payson, N.M., Ravenna, Neb., and Herrick, S.D., and home to Hills. They reported dry weather made for good traveling conditions which is now followed by rain. Mary Carter left Hills Jan. 30 to visit her sons and their wives, Ron and Joyce, in Sun City, Nev., and John and Julie in Camarillo, Calif. She had a wonderful time and returned to Hills March 17.Chuck and Rheta DeBoer drove to Garner, Iowa, Friday for a visit in the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Jeff and Karen DeBoer, and also to celebrate the third birthday of their grandson, Micah.Saturday Don and Edyth Briggs motored to Rochester to attend the annual Conclave of the Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem. There was a church service followed by a luncheon.