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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
OUR NEIGHB0RS ;
PUT-N-BAY

Ladies Auxiliary of the Schie-
ble-Downing American Legion
Post No. 542, held their annual
Christmas Party Dec. s. During
the business session, it was voted
to send $1,000 Christmas dona-
tions to the Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors Home in Sandusky and
the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Orphange at Xeria. 1t was also
voted that Christmas donation
be sent to each Of the six beds,
adopted by the Auxiliary, at the
Custodial Hospital in Dayton, and
SIS be used to purchase Christmas
seals.
Mrs. James Poplestein read a
poem on Americanism. Initiation
will be held on next regular meet
ing night, Jan. IL. The member
ship committee, with Mrs. Eall
Parker as chairman, is very ac-
tive, and they are planning 70
bring in a large class for the lni-
tiation service.
The Christmas Social Commit
tee went all out with the Christ
mas program. Games We're play
ed before the refreshments were
served after which Santa came
and gifts were exchanged. Hand
painted nut glasses were used for
place favors and each member
present was given her glass to
take home. A musical skit was
given by the committee, with pi-
ano accompaniment by Mrs. X,
Chapman. Miss Ruth BuTggraf
played Christmas carols through
out the program. Serving on this
committee were Mrs. Florence
Foye, chairman; Mrs. Roy A.
Thompson, Mrs. L. Jenkins, Mrs.
Kenny Chapman, Mrs. Harry
Heineman and Miss Pauline
| Heidle.
The American Legion Schieble-
! Downing Post No. SAP are spon-
soring a Feather Party in the
Assembly Room on Sat, Dec. IT.
Games of pinochle will be played
and prizes awarded for highest
scores.
Mrs. Valerian Traverse left or
Friday for Mill Valley, Calf. Mrs
Traverse will spent Christmas
with her daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koehler anC
grandchildren, Jeff and Terry.
Parent Teacher Association helC
a regular business meeting Tues,
day evening, followed by a Christ,
mas Party and gift exchange. Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Clarence Grove aEi her mother,
Mrs, Kurt, Woischke, served on
the committee.
Joseph Prentice, Arthur Ira
versoan d Edward Cooper attend
ed the meeting Of the Legion Dis
trict Commanders and Vice-Com-
manders, in Columbus, Saturday.
Plans were discussed in regard to
an International Peace Service to
be held at Put-in-Bay in May.
Election OF officers was held
recently by the l.. c, B. A. of the
Mothers of Sorrows Catholic
Church. The newly elected Off
GERS are: Pres, Mrs. Romer Stoi-
fer; first vice pres, Mrs. Andy
Gump; second vice pres, Mrs. Jo-
seph Prentice; recorder, Miss Bar
bara Traverse; asst. recorder, Mrs
Norman V. Heineman; financial
Sec, Miss Louisa Fuchs, and treas
urer, Mrs. n. H. Ladd.
Mrs. Ralph Keiffer of Venice,
underwent a surgical operation on
her eyes in st. Vincent Hospital,
Toledo, Dec. 10. Mrs. keiffer is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Webster, and her many friends
here are wishing her the quickest
recovery possible.
Mrs. Paul Webster has return
ed from a visit in Pittsburg, Pa.
with her mother, Mrs. w. Werten,
bach and other relatives living in
that city.
Mrs. Edward Miller, who has
been i'll for months at her home
here, on Lorain Ave, was taker
to Magruder Hospital, Port Gin,
ton, on Saturday for observation
and treatment.
A new Independent Home Mag
azine "The Island Mirror, serving
Kelleys Island, Put-in-Bay, Middl,
and North Bass Islands, is now
available to the public. 1t is be
ing published monthly by Cart
lege Publishers, Middle Bass
The Cartledge Publishers viii
welcome all letters and sugges
tions.
Everyone is very much in ap
proval of this "our very owl
magazine, the first to be pub
lished monthly on the Lake Fri,
Islands for both benefit and pleas
ure. Living on one of these Isl
ands doesn't necessarily meal
that we know what the "Jones
or Smiths" are doing on eithe
or any of the others. The Fri
Island Mirror will keep us posted
The Resort Company held thei
annual meeting on Dec. 7, at
p. m. at the Norman Heinema1
residence. Directors elected fo
the coming year are: Pres, Henr
Fox; vice pres, Mrs. Granvill
Heuchle; sec-treas., and genera
manager, Norman V. Heinemar
This Resort Company was form
! ed-four of the local business me
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

even greater attraction for the
youngsters than going ashore to
see Santa in person and young
noses are hard pressed against
her display windows.
Mrs. Gordon Barker was on a
shopping trip to Sandusky ON Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Dodge
and children, of Toledo, are visit
ing here at the w. Dodge home
and Mrs. X, Ruh's home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parker, of
Erie street, who We're married on
Thanksgiving Day in the Moth
er Of Sorrows Catholic Church
here, returned from their wedding
trip through the South, this week,
and on Saturday evening were
pleasantly surprised by groups
e their friends at their home.
The rugs were turned back and
old time dancing and sing
ing was the main entertainment.
The Younger groups consider
themselves fully fledged islanders
now.
In the very near future another
party of this type will be held at
the new home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Schmidt, who were mar
ried on Nov. 26 in Lakewood.
The trap net fishing season is
over for l949 and the three fish
boats of the Lay Bros, Fisheries
Of Sandusky We're taken into the
SanduSky Harbor on Saturday
The white fish season was the
poorest in many years and due
to the strong winds and water
currents, many of the trap nets
were damaged, The nets have
been spread on the drying fields
and will be placed in the new
twine shanty, built by Hale Con
tractor Co. this summer and fall
Earl w. Hallock is manager of
this branch Of the Lay Brothers
Fisheries.
Mrs, Eugene Ingold returned
from Wayne, Mich, Monday after
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
Little Portage

The three losing groups of the
Bay Farm Bureau will entertain
the winning group on Monday
evening, Dec. 10. The chairmen
of the losing group are Robert
Mackey, Rollie Bergman and Clar-
ence Burning. 1t is expected to
be progressive pinochle party.
The Port Clinton Barbershop
Quartet will furnish music. There
will be An Xmas lunch. Jack Fin
ken and j. c. Hineline, chairmen
of the winning side.
Mrs. Burnette Brough and son,
Ray, have scarlet fever.
Mrs. Joy Kagamaster and
daughter returned from Magru-
der hospital Sunday, Dec. 4. The
new daughter, born Dec. 1, has
been named Brenda Joy.
The Bay Farm Women's Club
held their Xmas party Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 13, with the fol-
lowing hostesses, Caroline Ever
sen, Martha Rhode, Gervase Lo-
chotzki and Agnes Brough. Elec~
tion of officers during the business
session had the following results:
President, Bessie Vogt; vice-pres-
ident, Mable Andersen; secretary,
Ethel Long; treasurer, Laura Sor-
ensen. The entertainment COM
mittee, Sophia Schau, Addie Lat
timore, Leona Andrews and Laura
Sorensen, then conducted the Xmas
exchange. The hostesses then
served a fine Xmas lunch.
Farm Bureau Council No. 3 held
it's annual Xmas party last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mackey with pot
luck dinner at 1880, followed by
cards and an exchange of Xmas
presents. There was a good at
tendance and all reported a very
enjoyable evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

bought the residue of the Ri
verso and Edward Cooper attend
land. The original directors were
Gustave Heineman, Matt lngold,
and S. NJ. Johannsen, now deceas-
ed, and Henry Fox, who is now
serving as president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Market are
visiting in Detroit at the home
of Mrs. Markets sister Edna.
(Mrs. Rankin), at this time.
Merriam Budd, Ottawa Sounty
Sheriff, came here on business this
week.
C. Anderson of the Anderson
furnace store in Port Clinton,
came here to check furnaces on
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. d. A. Casseta
returned on Thursday from visit
at the Jerry Ashe home in Ham
ilton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wolko-
WITT, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Prezy and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Weise are all located in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, at this time.
The Weise, Prey and Wolkowitz
painting ard repairing trio have
moved their business to the war
mer climate of Florida, until
March or April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt,
who were married in Lakewood
on Nov .26, returned from their
wedding trip to New Orleans and
other southern cities, on Thursday.
They are now at home to their
many friends in their home on
Erie Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hallock were
Toledo visitors Saturday evening
and Sunday. Gregory Geer, one
of their .grandsors, Of Metamora
returned with them and will stay
until a few days before Christmas
! The Community Christmas pro
gram will be given in the Towr
Hall Auditorium on Dec. %
Christmas plays will be given by
, the first eight grades, Christmas
Carols will be sung by the Glee
Club, and they will lead the Com
munity singing also. Gifts from
the Chamber of Commerce anc
PIT A. will be distributed to al
pre-school and school age child
rem. The giant Communit,
Christmas tree has been planted
in the lawn Of the Colonial an'
hundreds of colored lights shine
out from early evening to mid
night.
The village councilmen have
placed a beautifully trimmed tret
Gall blue lights) in the front win
dow of the council room.
All Of the stores are beautiful!
decorated and the Christmas spiri
is really here. The drug and nov
city section of Schnoor & Fuch
General Store have an unusuall.
large number and variety O
Christmas toys and gifts. Mrs
John Nissen is at the head o
this department and her excellen
efficiency in her toy selections ha
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neigh
bols and friends who offered aid
and condolences during our recent
bereavement at the death of our
father, Walter Zoschke. We also
wish to thank Rev. Louis Brad
erick, the j. A. Neidecker staff,
pallbearers, donors of flowers,
and all who assisted in any man.
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. Roderick Mcleod.
44-1tp.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
CATAWBA

Nh and Mrs, Nolan Sample
and three children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ludwig attended
the 25th anniversary service end
dinner at Gypsum Community
Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ballard
entertained the Neighborhood
Club in their home Friday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Wolfe and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Parker and family attended a
Christmas party of Zion Baptist
church in Sandusky Saturday eve
ming as guests Of Rev. and Mrs,
Erwin Wehye.
Mrs. Edward Ludwig served on
the petit jury in Fort Clinton on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Five deer hanging Oh display
at the H. X. Stuckey home last
Sunday afternoon drew a group
of spectators and photographers.
Mrs. f. F. LATER was an over
Wednesday night guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Sisco in Toledo
and on Thursday afternoon will
be sisters guest at the annual
Christmas party of the Educa-
t,onal Club in the Woman's Club
building on Cherry Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Il two weeks stay with her son
Howard and family, assisting
them in moving into their newly
built home in Dearborn, Mich.
Mrs. Joe Crawford, of Curtice,
spent Monday with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Webster.
Mrs. Robert Parker is spending
this week or the main shore, Wis
itinC friends
Mrs. Ed. Miller was taken to
Magmder hospital Saturday and
is reported improving at this
time
Evening star., 1949-05-22
2SFrom DC. 10 Attend
Bar Session al Detroit

Twenty Eight delegates o. the
District Bar Association wil, at
tend the 1nter-American Bar As
ISOLATION conference opening to-
day in Detroit. ofseials said las;
night.
After conclusion OF the meeting
on June !. Latin n-American and
Canadian delegates and their
families will be guests OF the bar,
groups here for a three day stay
beginning June ?. A program for
the visitors will be highlighted by
q White House visit 10 see Pres
dent Truman June z. according to
Frank J. Kelly. chairman Of the
committee on arrangements,
These. officials said. are dele
gates from the District 20 the
Detroit conference;
Mr.. Kelly, George Maurice Nor
ris, william Roy Valance, David
B. Karrick. Carolyn r. Just.
Judge Nadine Gallagher. Judge
George D. Nelson. Charles Fahy.
Mary Frances Glenn. Henry r.
Butler. Ella c. Thomas, Francis
Hill. Milton Kins. Sam Warner,
Howard 8. Leroy, Edgar Turlins-
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Tobin to Grown Queen
At Front Pooe Boil

Secretary OF Labor Tnh.n wi.l
crown the queen o! The Washing
Ton Newspaper GuLl6 Front
PAGE Bal al the Shorsharn Hossl
on June :, Il VAS announced as;
night
Queen OF the guild arsi Front
Pace Ball since Is44 is nlue-eyed
brown haired Harrie; GriAihS .
reporter on The Star. GuIld
members serving as ths queen 8
court are GLADYS J. Abel, rAt--
Ella Burweli Gavin, Gloria Count
and Elizabeth Shelton.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

The conflicting policies OF the
Recreation Board and the Interior
Department on the racial question
have created confusing situations
throughout the city.
AS general rule, residents
know that any Federal park land
and the facilities there are open
TO all races. And they know that
Fairgrounds and programs OF the
District Recreation Board are
strictly SEGREGATED.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

the Interior Department. The Leot-
fer company currently Is under
FIRE from the House Public Lands
Subcommittee which is eonducting
an investigst ton OF the operation
OF the courses.
Bicycles. boating on the Tidal
Basin and the c a. o Canal barge
are operated by GSI under con-
tract from the Interior Depart
ment. The bicycle concession in
West Potomac Park Is run by
American Youth Hostels as con-
cessionaire for the Interior De-
partment. All are open 10 all
races.
Picnic Areas Bi-Raeial.
Permits for picnics and the use
OF baseball and softball diamonds
In the Federal parks are issued By
the Recreation Department for the
Interior Department on an un-
segregated basis. The Recreation
Department only SPONSORS segre-
gated baseball and softball leagues.
however.
The Recreation Board also op-
crates community buildings by
agreement with the National Capt.
tai Housing Authority at Langston,
Barry Farms. Douglas and Sy-
phax developments tall colored)
and at Stoddard and Knox Hill
tboth white). A community build.
ing Is operated at Naylor Gardens
and Howard Playground, behind
Freedmen's Hospital. is operated
under agreement with the Federal
Security Agency. A colored play
ground is operated in an alley
called Shows Court with permis-
sion of the owners Of the property
and in conjunction with the Lin
coin Civic Association.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

tor. william p. vsigessr-, .fnsr
r Eichfe-. : Ecws-e Fslrf
Dorothy Roth wIlSor Escsas,
Woody HAres Helen Gco1rFE
Robert y Andersen. St2r2ry I
posner. ? Gerald -oye. Charles
NJ. walker. James O. Ma~eoc L
and Elliot; H Move.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

A girl at Chelmsford. England
six years an invalid, has quail
ned as q nurse.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Retailers in all parts OF France
are making price cuts, Paris re-
ports.
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31
NOTICE


TO ALL OWNERS OF PROPERTIES
TEN OF TOWN OF SMYRNA IN
THOSE LOCATIONS WHERE SEWER
AND WATER ARE AVAILABLE
Beginning ninety days after this date.
April l, l949 The Town of Smyrna Ordin-
ance regarding Town sewer system and
water systems and connection of proper
ties Herewith as passed by Council, Sep
tember Ia, 1945 will be enforced. This
ordinance provides in Section that ''no
cesspool. septic tank, privy or any other
kind of toilet not flushed into Town sew
er system by water from the Town water
system shall be used or maintained by the
owner or occupant of any building or land
abutting on any street or alley in the
Town of Smyrna in which there is Town
sewer and Town water main. after the
hrst day of July. AID. 1916. In cases
where no Town sewer and water main are
available in an abutting street or alley
by the first day of May, AID. 1916 but
became available thereafter. no cesspool,
septic tank, privy or any other kind of
toilet not flushed into the Town sewer
system by water from the Town water
system shall be used or maintained by the
owner or occupant of any building or land
longer than two (2) months after such
Town sewer and water main are available
in an abutting street or alley" The Ord
association or corporation violating any
one or more of Sections 1. 2, 8 or 5 (of
the ordinance) hereof shall upon convic-
tion before the Town Alderman be guilty
of common nuisance and shall forfeit
and pay to the Town of Smyrna a fine
of not less than Twenty-Five Dollars
($25.00). nor more than One Hundred Dol
lars ($100.00). exclusive of costs, to be
collected as provided by the charter of
The Town of Smyrna, as amended.
Signed: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31

Come ana encourage our young
people. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening, 7:30 o'clock. Come
and worship with us in these mid
week lenten services. On Tuesday
evening, 7:30 o'clock, the regular
monthly meeting of the Official
Board will be held. This will be an
important meeting and a good at
tendance Is desired.
Choirs Rehearse
Junior Choir, Friday afternoon,
$3.50, Mrs. Harry Spruance, direc-
tor; Youth Choir, Thursday even
ing, 700 o'clock, Miss Elizabeth
M. Arndt, director; Senior Choir,
Friday evening, TOO o'clock. The
choirs are preparing Easter music.
Please make every effort to be
present both for rehearsal and our
worship services.
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31

EXECUTORS SALE
207 N. Cass Street. Middletown, Delaware
and
PERSONAL PROPERTY
LATE OF
ALBERTA HOFFECKER CAHOON
will be held Saturday, April 80, 1949, IL 80
PM. at her late residence
207 N. Cass Street
Middletown, Delaware
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Consists of Frigidaire Electric Refrig-
orator. Estate Gas Stove. and other kitch-
en- utensils, pots and pans, tables, chairs,
dishes. glass ware. cutlery. Haviland dish
es. Limoge dishes, Bavarian saucers, cut
glass ware, other assortment of dishes,
plated silverware, knives and forks, a few
pieces of sterling silver, dining room table
and chairs. mantel clocks. cedar chest.
book case, old lift top table, half of dining
room table used as drop leaf table, sofa.
chairs of different kinds, four poster bed
gold leaf mantle mirror, marble top tables
of different kinds, old bed, chests, chairs,
wash stands and bureau. floor lamps.
glass candle sticks, Philco radio, table
model, oval picture frames and other pic
lures of different kinds, electric heater,
arm chairs. table cloths and napkins. sew
ing cabinet, blankets. and many other
household pieces. few above being an
tiques.
Terms of Sale of Personal Property:
Cash on day of Sale-No Items to be re-
moved from premises until paid for.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lot so ft. by 1876 ft. and 8-room frame
residence thereon known as 207 N. Cass
Street, Middletown, Delaware, as described
in Deed Record d, Volume A, Page 500,
will be sold at public auction to the highest
and best bidder at 2 80 PM. The sale of
personal property will be interrupted tenn
porarily at 2:S0 PM. to offer this real
estate for sale. and thereafter, the sale
of personal property will continue. This
house is heated through hot air vents by
an oil heater. Separate hot water heater,
2 bath rooms, connected with town sewer,
and electric lights and town water. are
stairs and four rooms on second floor. Sec
ond floor rooms previously rented as an
apartment for $500 per month.
Immediate possession of whole residence
will be given on date of final settlement.
Terms of Sale on Real Estate; Ten per
centum of purchase price to be paid after
sale is struck off. If not so paid promptly,
property will be offered for sale again.
Balance of purchase price to be paid with
in forty-five days. All taxes to be prorated
on day of final settlement. Seller viii pay
u. S. Revenue Stamp on deed, but all
other legal fees for drafting deed, uIle h,s
search, recording fees, etc. to be paid by
purchaser to his own attorney. Down pay
ment will be forfeited as liquidated dam
ages If final settlement is not made as
aforesaid. x,,,,, 4,
Directed to be sold under last Will and
Testament of Alberta Hoffecker Cahoon,
deceased. by
HARRY K. HOOK, Executor
800 North American Bldg.
Wilmington. Delaware
Auctioneer. Henry Evans
Inside Clerk: Griffith Ellison
Outside Clerk: Charles Ellison
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31
NOTICE

NO4ltG
We are pleased to announce to
the public that we are opening a
complete carpenter and cabinet
working shop, at our Builders
Supply Yard, Church ST., Smyrna,
Della, formerly known as the Rust
Coal Yard.
We will be equipped with all
necessary machinery, highly quail
fed men, for each particular stage
of the work you want done.
Place your order with us now
for those screen doors, and win
dows, and cabinets, you will soon
need.
On that new home you are plan
ming, don't forget, we take care of
all stages of the work, from the
layout to the day you move in.
On that old house that needs re-
pair, or remodeling, consult us. We
may save you money on your job.
For your floor sanding and fin
ishing job, we have men of long
experience and fine reputation. Our
paint shop can take care of that
painting job. No job too large or
too small, so consult us freely. We
will do all we can to assist you.
WIN. L. PLEASANTON
Phone 1928 Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31
DEMOCRATS
HOLD DINNER
JeffersOn-JacksOn Day Affair
Held in Wilmington
Saturday Night
VICE-PRESIDENT SPEAKS

Lower delaware was well repre-
sented at the Jefferson-Jackson
Day Democratic dinner in Will
mington on Saturday night with
many persons prominent in the af-
fairs of the Democratic Party in
the two lower counties participat-
ing in the event. The affair was
also in the nature of victory din
ner in honor of the Democratic
success at the polls last November
and it was noted that old time
Democrats from all parts of the
State used the event for the pur-
pose of greeting each other. Mr..
Barkley delivered a masterful adj
dress in which he informed the
Delaware Democrats that Presi-
dent Truman intends to go through
with the promises made during the
campaign and strongly pointed out
that reactionaries could not stop
the program. Governor Elbert N.
Carvel told the assembled Demo-
Gratis about his proposed Legisla-
tive program and recounted the
amount of time devoted to study
of affairs before the revenue pro-
ducing program was finally form
ulated as the only possible solution
to the States fiscal program. Lieu
tenent- Governor Alexis I. DUPONT
Bayard devoted his remarks to the
general attitude of Republicans
concerning Democratic affairs and
explained that the Wilmington city
election was causing the Republi-
cans plenty of worry. Secretary
of State Harris B. Mcdowell, Jr.,
who is Democratic State Chairman
served as Master of ceremonies
while Daniel F. Wolcott, chairman
of the New Castle County Commit
tee, was POSTMASTER. Among
those introduced were State Trea-
surer Willard d. Boyce, who is al
so chairman of the Kent County
Democratic Committee, State Aud
itor James w. w. Baker and How
ard Baoot, Chairman of the Sussex
County Democratic Committee.
United States Senator ]. Allen
Frear served as host for the Vice
President and also introduced him
at the dinner as well as at other
places in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1949-03-31
ADyERTIsEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department at its offices
in Dover, Delaware until 2 100 PM, EST.
April 6. 1949, and at that time and place
publicly opened for a Lease Contract in
volving the operation of Indian River Inlet
Park. Indian River Inlet, Sussex County.
Specifications and Bid Forms may be OBJ
tanned gratis from the State Highway De-
partment after March 81. 1949.
Indian River Inlet Park may be in
spected by prospective bidders on Monday,
April A. 1919. from 100 Am. to a 100 P m.
Bidders shall submit bids only upon the
forms supplied by the Department. Bids
shall be accompanied by prescribed state
ments as to the financial and business
qualifications and responsibilities of the
bidder.
Awards will be made within ten days
after the opening of bids.
The State Highway Department reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
State Highway Department
F. v. DUPONT, Chairman
w. A. McWilliams. Chief Engineer
March 20, 1949