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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-07-04

the refrigerator until ready Hearty potato salad
pickles. crisp potato chips onions rshes together
with cold refreshing beer complete the
To trips to the yard stack all big tray ready carry
out in load.
When the host bros the burgers everyone help
food and beverage It's a way entertain.
Evening star., 1952-05-05
PERGOLAS

Special, 24"x37H"x78",
$7.65
De Luxe, 27R"x36 "x8l",
$ll.25
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
KEY LARGO BOOM SHOWN
in SALES OF 10000

sold for $1,000 tract 1s of Square
IS Of Grains subdivision Of Grassy
Key to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Parales.
Robert and Katherine Pinder
have sold to Edmund L. Pinder
and Ester Pinder for S14OO LOT
at the corner of Caroline and Mar
garet street, commencing $50 feet
from the southwest corner of
Caroline and Margaret and running
northwest along Margaret street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass c. Pear.
son have sold for 81, 400 to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles PARA a lot in
Key West.
DR.. Julio dePoo and his wife
Olga have sold for 5000 a one
half interest in Ramonin's restau-
rant and property at Duval and
Angela streets to Jose Valdes.
The Ugnacio Coba estates has
sold for SIS, 900 to the trustees of
Ley Memorial Methodist church,
the house and land known as the
old Maloney house at the corner Of
Truman avenue and Georgia SITS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

yet for the Keys. The Stock Is.
Toppinos and Sirugo's companys
has the responsibility with Com
rich little Island for the future.
say should belong to the public at
mission approval Of laying out this
large, belongs on Stock Island as
in Key West to private individuals
who have bought II from the In
ternal Improvement Board OF the
State Of Florida.
The exact amount Of bay bottom
already in private hands is i'm.
possible to determine, since some
of the purchases have not as vet
filed in the courthouse.
Those purchases that are already
known indicate that there are more
actually consummated but unre.
vealed at present.
The waterfront of little island
meant for grazing of stock genera.
lions ago has become today like
Key West a battle ground for pro.
moters and spectators.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

| As . group they own 100 acres
Of bay hcttom off Stock island.
Second largest owner Of bay
bottom is anonymous. He bought
40 acres Of bay bottom and 8
rnangFovs island, northwest Of
Stock Island through his attorney
Paul Sawyer.
Other bay bottom owners arc
Joe Sirugo's Sunshine construction
company, Glen Price and Edward
W0odson.
Stock Island which obtains its
name from the fact that the larg-
est original owner, Walter MalCney
kept stock there, is now a pot
pouri Of bars. brothel, dog track,
and trailer camps.
Until recently the waterfront
was fairly immune from the effect
of metropolitan living. Now with
the advent Of drive-in theater
on one waterfront parcel owned
BY Sirugo, and the dog track on
another parcel recently sold by
the Toppinos to the Key West Ken
mel club, the commercial future
of Stock Islands waterfront is in
full view.
At present every inch Of water
| front on the half Of Stock Island $
south Of u. S. ! Is privately own
ed. except for one Y. 5. Govern.
ment lot.
Some of the small-seale owners
Of one or two lots undoubtedly win
build homes for themselves. Much
Of the waterfront. however, has
already been goned commercial by
special zoning committee ap-
pointed BY the Monroe county COM
mission. A detailed sotry On this
zoning win appear later.
Right now Is Il apparent jast
from looking at the xaaine map
that the future Of Stock Island
waterfront il not much brighter
/ than keT VESTS.
Here the Cify Commission Is
freed Of any responsibility in ths
yanishlng shogeliae. Thc southern
hall of Stock Island Nib its
valuable commercial and Fesisiea.
tai property Is Eovernmeatal II
nsveT.never land. Thnaah
thriving, fast growing community
/ il IS neither . Part Of tie Cltv
of Key Wess, and shBs suh5eet 10
Kev Wekss &axatA0n. nog il IL ID
cogpov1fad IS CRY ard tssus 20.
ieet to anv waaersl eonsgo
ftg governors are tAe Beard 81
Land EaalEE temporary esm1stae
appes1se9 sseal rrs neo eea.
sss a. tze FegeesH e
Eag his w ev
Egg G.0as w hsRe
40 peTEa #neaE EaEss casa1zsIssNe IS
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Building Starts
On Il Homes Here

The construction Of twelve CHS
homes Is underway in the United
States area by the Porter Wagor
Russell Company Of Coral Gables,
officials Of that organization re-
vealed today. Total cost Of the
construction Is s1Ol, 900 according
to a permit issued from the office
Of Ray Knopp. City Building ms
pector.
The homes, which win be in the
$10.5O0 to s11, 500 price range viii
feature two and three bedrooms
and terrazzo floors. They are being
built on lots averaging so by IS
feet. The homes are scheduled for
completion in 80 days.
Work on six Of the units, which
are approved for FHA and Ver-
teran's Administration financing,
is underway with the balance to
start In the near future.
The construction company, which
has already built 10 such homes,
is planning to build ~ more in
the near future.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
TODAY'S
BUSINESS
MIRROR
BY WAYNE OLIVER
Tor Sam pawsonl

NEW YORK R-Many labor
unions are becoming partners in
industry by buying corporate
stocks.
It's a trend that has developed
rapidly in the past year, particu-
larly in connection with welfare
funds provided by fringe benefits.
The extent of union investments
in common stocks is c.oaked by
the same privacy that surrounds
purchases by private investors.
One securities dealer said the
amounts have been very substan-
,tial, measured in dollars, although
still minor in relation to the huge
sums the unions have available for
investment-both in their own as.
sets and In welfare funds held In
trust for benefit Of members.
The object of such investment
for welfare funds is to increase
the returns, enabling them TO pro-
vide more liberal benefits for the
workers for whom they're held In
trust.
A survey of securities firms that
have handled transactions for la
Dor unions indicates a heavy pro.
portion Of investments have been
in mutual funds, which hold di-
versified lists of stocks and bonds.
DR.. Alexander S. LIpsett, New
York, who acts as consultant to
both unions and industry on labor
matters, estimated in a survey two
years ago that the net worth Of
national and local uni1ns was more
than three billion dollars. He said
today this probably has increased
TO four billions.
As for welfare funds. he said it's
virtually impossible to estimate
how much they contain. He auded
that estimates Of all fringe bene.
fits for all labor range from four
to 20 billion dollars a year, includ-
ing pensions, sickness. vacation
and various other benefits.
DR.. Lipsett has been advocating
greater investment Of welfare
funds in industrial stocks both TO
provide more liberal benefits to
workers and to provide capital
for development Of industry to
create more jobs.
A spokesman for the Wan Street
firm of Kidder Peabody and Co.
said union investments n stocks,
mostly through mutusl funds,
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
LIVE MARKET
CONTINUES ON
UPPER AND LOWER
KEYS PROPERTY

\ Arthur Kimmel has bought 641
lots in Key Largo park subdivi-
sion for Sal ,2Os from the South Pa
cific corporation, according 10 a
deed filed with County Clerk Earl
Adams this week.
D. c. Coleman and his wife have
sold for SOS, 900 more than 81 acres
on Key Largo to Harbor Shores,
Inc. Of Miami.
Another big transaction this
week was the sale for $26. 900 of
86.5 acres in the county BY Mr..
and Mrs. Huge E.. Curry to the
Walash corporation. This is sec-
ton of Angel Fish Keys near Tay-
ernier, off the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ignatius Les.
ter have brought for $14,70O, six
lots in Key West from Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh McGinn.
Other sales Of interest last week
include the following:
Jack E. Clarke to Alice Adel
Clarke on Sugar Loaf Key, one
lot for $1,000; and another lot for
$500.
Alice Clarke sold to Lillian Gay
Speas three lots for S1,500.
Robert Dion and John B. Dion
have sold to Mary e. Parrish
seven lots in Grains subdivision
Of Grassy Key for 1900
Musby Matcovitch has sold to
John E. Bollinger for S4,50O part
of lot on the Keys.
Tom Watkins and his wife have
sold to Marce A. Mesa, Jr. for
$1,000 part of a tract on johnson
and White streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White have
sold for 81 500 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward c. Scheneman and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert w. Stone, four
lots In South Marathon shores sub.
division.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Howell have
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Edward TOPPING al through IS of land
feet into the bottom This submerged
land 807 feet wide Part Of this being for
dog tract
Dsnjsmin Bsrnsisn. partner Of the Toppinos owns
the next two Squares IS and S. plus so
extending 1000 feet by zooo feet into the
In Square - the only owner Of bay bottom revealed
% far is Joe suso who sac
merged land 1900 feet bY 900 feet susO lots
20. a. and 2z
Other in Squares 46 are as follows:
On the waterfront six unnumbered lots in Square
49, right Front Street by
and Renedo by Kaheyn Hitchcock two by Thomas
Saunders estate
The Square begin on the waterfront with
10; this lot and II and IS owned by Renedo
Lot 10 is owned by Talbot Gibson
Sirugo owns lots 20. Il and o.
Geneveve Warren lot 2S
Renedo owns lots "a. rs. 26 and 81.
Ruth Galley lots 20 are on the water plus
five lots in back Of the waterfront
Dave King Square the corner LOT on the
wasrfrent and ssl7 Of bay bottom in
Arthur Gomez estate lots and in Square so.
Thomas Ness owns lot in Square 81.
Virginia Paterson lot 2.
Benjamin Wenstein and Henry Brickman g.
The u S. Government lot l.
Abe Wolkoh lots in Square 81.
Amparo cobo estate lot 7.
Square As from Square 81 up Second Avenue.
Rose Rabin Sssal lots / through IL. at Second
Avenue MaoneY $ on the waterfront.
Lloyd Christopher Square half OF 49,
Sunshine Construction company half
OF IT,
AloyGa Van Goidtsnoven half of lot IL.
Otis Carey the other half Of lot II.
Armando Sosa lots Is and 10.
Robert H. Garrison half of lot 10 and all Of lot
The Square Waters Edge
division.
Frank j. Russon lots and T.
Abe Woikon lots and T.
Samuel L Lowe lots a through g.
GsnsviRve Warren lots 90 through 81.
T. l. Cash lots % through "a.
Ida MaIoney owns through 81
Benjamin weinstein lot 80. There is no lot 80.
T. L Cash lot Al.
Ida l. Won Paulsen Of Homestead through 48
The Florida National Bank Square whch
u between First and Second Avenue
Edward r. Wocdson all Of Square % and tive
Of hsY bottom Square - Say is
feet by las His property has five lois Of which
The wafsrrsnI
Ysenn D snias al Square has II lots a.
which TIVE q the waterfront
RaYmena Navarro al Square which has six
lOis with the waisrtrona He fsur acres
Of bar bottom measuring go fest into sY ass
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Here are the waterfront bay bottom Of Stock
part Of which in the City Of Key West and part OF which
is unncorporated.
The half Of Island largely owned by the City
Key Bay bottom the city dump y cyowned;
the golf Monroe county the which the
hospital is located.
parcel ci 20 acres Of bay bottom and massrovs
BY client Of Paul sawYsrs. This h
northwest Of Stock Island.
The developing southern half Of Stock Island has many owners
bay bottom they reading from left
the Stock Island bridge the around the entire waterfront
J. J. Trevor from ahe eastern end Of Stock Island
Bridge lot rs Of Subdivision and sse
Of bay bottom includes a u
Sun Kres subdivision includes these other Virginia
Patterson lot a. who like the others below bottom
Glenn c. Price owns lot "a.
Euphema Maloney estate lots IS, 10, and 10.
G. T. Delaporte lot ~.
s. Ezele lot 2s
Clifford Schumacher owns lots 20 and 90
Joseph and Anna Buck lots 81 and 80
Shaw Brothers OIL company owns lot 81
Frank J. Russo lots IS and SO.
Mary M. Johnson lot 81.
George W. Adams
George W. 80
Harry H. Johnson lots 4O A. and A.
Wylks' Incorporated lot 49,
David H. Mason and As
Bay facing subdivision except own
ed by Trevor owned by the Florida Internal Improvement
Board.
Harry W. TOndrie Square which
mont
Maonsy Homestead Florida owns shs west
half Of Square 81 which is the waterfront
Glenn Price lots through 9 on Square 81. plus
almost Of bay bctem north Of the and ss
of bay bottom the west side Of the This
ownership sa7 feet cut into the wafer.
Joe Siugos Sunshine Construction company from
10 through 20 in Square So.
sugO also lots one through the ws half q ssvsn
So which the site Of the dve-n thaater
construction
Josephine Cash l through IN square s.
Ida Maloney lot 10 in square S.
Frederick J. Harliingsr Of East Nassau. H. T..
eastern half Of lot In Square 50 and lots ihs
half Of plus two cf bar boiom sxisndins 800
cut into the water.
Benjamin Bernstein the sQuate 50
Edward TOppnO ct al II. plus as7 acres
81 bar bottom running 500 fAs hsm
Square 50. The bar bottom ID 2So n widtA-
ToppinO owns lots Through and Gss asrss Il
bsY bottom in Square This sse cut inAs
ths by zoo
Maitland Adams and Archie Lowe thrVasA
10 OF Square Sc
The IL seEs - track hsusAa ~ he KsY west Ksaasl
Club tren repPne eecunss Square Tsppanss
sil Of this and a hoaism.
Lewis + Pierce lot Square ST and J. NJ Renedo
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

''have been substantial In the
past year and ''have been coming
up in increasing volume. =
All agree the vast and ever
mounting union funds could pro-
vide a huge source Of equity cap
ital for American industrial enter
prise cnd that they may become
an influential force in the nations
economy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Race Tracks And BOrdelLO
Mansions And DriUe-In MOUies
Mix On Vanishing ShoreIine
By SUSAN McAvoY
Real Estate Editor

Stock Islands waterfront lists ranging
to bank presidents from city officials according to
the tax books Of Monroe county
Largest bay bottom Island Of these
however, instead the combine TOPPING Bena
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-14

T.. f. Kncpp and his son, Of Red
House, were named to membership in
the American Hereford association.
One hundred fifty-two Hereford
breeders were placed ON the Associ-
atoms roster during July to boost
the total membership to an all-timo
high Of 21117.
A surprise party was held Saturday
night at the William-Jamcs hotel IN
honor Of Mr.. George Yutzy The party
was given by the employee Of Sanders
Motor Freight where Mr. Yutzy had
worked since 1898. Mr.. Yutzy is re-
firing, Twcnty-one persons were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Ianst re-
turned to Oakland Sunday evening
after spending ten days vacation on
Birch river, in Braxton county, W
Va Mrs. Hanst left Monday for Jack
sons Mill, W. Va. where She will be
an instructor in the State Girls All
camp this week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-14

Mr. and Mrs Charles l.. Blubaugh
and family moved to Frostbmg on
Tuesday. Their home on Reese street
is being occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dellclt Gnegy and family.
Mir. and Mrs. Carol Myers and a
niece are returning to their homes in
Baltimore today after having spent
several days here with Mrs. Myers
mother. Mrs. Carrie Cogley.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Knots Of the
Rudy apartments left Tuesday for a
motor trip to Boston, Mass, to visit
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bushkin.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hughart, Morgantown.
and Mrs. Mintcr L. Wilson, Jr., of
Fort Knox, Ky, were here for a short
while on Friday visiting the formers
sister, Mrs Howard G. Riggs.
Paul Linaweavel, Jr., who was Wis
iting relatives here the past weekend,
returned to Washington on Sunday
with his mother, who has been here
for few weeks.
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the church on Sth
street. on Monday evening, August
rs, at 7 O'Clock. DIST. Installation of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-14

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-03

visit the auction on July 23rd. You
can probably pick up any one OF
them for the minimum bid of $40.
Here is the official list:
In the listings below, the key to
authorizations used are as follows
V refers to tax valuation; DIT to
delinquent taxes; FA to further
assessments:
5OO1-Alder ave. near Colt;
4,374 #. front, 133.09 ft. deep;
triangle; Anderson, Donald W. and
Dorothy; V TO-, DIT. $1.78, FA
none.
5OO3-Delmont ave. near East
125th ST.; O.22 ft. front, 100.53 ft.
deep; Barry, Albert F.; V $40, DIT
$1.78, FA, none.
5OO5-Belvoir blvd. near Hills
boro rd.; 15O.78 ft. front, 180.67 ft.
deep; Blachman, Sarah G.; V $420,
DIT $397.57, FA, none.
50O7-in rear of Plymouth place
near Shaw ave.; triangle; 134.48
ft. deep by 24.70 in rear; Bremen,
John A.; V $110, DIT $3.50; FA
none.
50O-in rear of Euclid ave. near
Ivanhoe rd.; Is ft. by 56.63 it.;
Crescent Improvement Co.; V $160;
DIT $111.58; FA none.
501O-private rd. near Terrace
rd.; 102.64 ft. front, 22070 ft
deep; Faust, John; V $3.50; DIT
$464S.O7; FA none.
5011-in rear of Terrace rd..
Highland Terrace subd.; Feldman,
L. R. & A. H. Weinstein, trustee;
V $368O; DIT $13O1.28; FA none.
5012-Fourth ave. near Hayden;
ESQ ft. front, go ft. deep; Groh,
Charles and Jennie; V $40; DIT
$11.70; FA none.
5013-in rear of Charles I'd. near
Euclid ave.; triangle 0.40 ft. by
8O.64 it,; Hogg, John H.; V $40;
DIT $3.50; FA none.
5015-First ave. near Hayden
ave.; 9.05 ft. front, 1881 ft. deep;
Ivanhoe Savings Co.; V $40; DIT
$8.35; FA none.
5O17-Forest Hills blvd. near
Euclid ave-; 161.49 ft. front, 46.51
ft. deep; Madorsky, Jake; V $2190i
DIT $675.87; FA none.
A limited number of pamphlets
listing all parcels in the entire
county to be offered, are available
in Room $50 of the Court House.
Former owners may redeem theil
property by paying delinquent
taxes in full, prior to the date that
title is conveyed to the tax sale
purchaser, according to the county
auditors office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-03

Belle Fourche, South Dakota, and
the famed Black Hills Passion Play
arrived for the boys and were
tucked safely into Mr.. Cumler's
wallet several days before the take
off. Yellowstone and the Grand
Tetons are "must's" for the boys,
too. They'll be gone until the even
ing of July 26th.
Answering the roll call are these
East Cleveland lads: Robert Aiken,
895 Caledonia ave.; Dom Camlin,
1740 Page ave.; Edwin Ferguson,
1891 Phillips ave.; Danny and
David Glynn, 942 Caledonia ave-;
Ralph Green, 1881 Rosemont rd.;
Fred Hamilton, 934 Dresden rd.;
James Kitson, 1862 Nelaview ave.;
Garry LOTUS, 1151 Selwyn rd.;
Tom Marette, 1919 Helmsdale rd. /;
Joe Phillips, 1916 Elwood ave. 4;
Thomas Reeves, 1918 Speedway,
Overlook rd.; James Rowan, 1884
East 142nd ST.; Arthur Shank, 923
Caledonia ave.; William Stockstill,
1880 Shawview ave.; Bruce Turner,
937 Helmsdale rd.; Bob Vonada,
866 Selwyn rd., and Thomas Wal
worth, 1924 Oakhill I'd.
Also joining the party are Tom
Adams of Rocky River; Raymond
Dysart of Cleveland Heights; five
Chicago boys, Donald l.. Campbell,
Edward Hecht, Martin Lebowitz,
Frank Mitchell and Larry Pearson,
and Muncie, Indiana boy, Dean
Waldron.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-03
VA Dads Get
No Vacation

The coming weekend may be
a holiday for some, but to sew
eral dozen members of the Villa
Angela Dads Club it'll be work
and more workout for a good
cause.
Friday and Saturday, members
of the Dads Club and others on
the VA Fair Committee will
"turn-tO" in preparing the School
Grounds for the Annual Fair and
Basket Picnic which is scheduled
for Sunday, July 18th.
All dads and friends of VA
are invited to join the work party
on Friday and Saturday.
The 1852 affair promises to
be one long to be remembered
with the young and old due to
have a good time. Games, races,
refreshments and surprises are
in store for all.
Awards will be made to the
oldest alumnus, largest family
and oldest couple in addition to
the awarding of over $1,000 in
prizes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-03
Brownie Troops
Enjoyed Summer
Outdoor Camping

Brownie Troops 597 and GIT of
Chambers School enjoyed five days
of summer trooping in Welsh
Woods at Euclid Creek during the
period of June II to June 80.
They participated in many activ-
tiles, such as jewelry making, pup
pet lashing, blueprinting, spatter
painting, making wishing well
planters, trail blazing, alphabet
hike, cook out and camp singing.
Many interesting birds, bird calls,
trees and flowers will long be rec
ognized by the Brownies. Conclud-
ing the activities a Flag Ceremony
was held and certificates of merit
were awarded the Brownies at this
time.
The Brownies enjoying the out
ing were, Jackie Allen, Patricia
Bassani, Judy Bruning, Priscilla
Douglass, Karen Engelbrecht, Judy
Ford, Carole Kren, Carol Leonard,
Barbara Lucas, Patricia McGinnis,
Barbara Mitchell, Edith Pegg, Rita
Riendeau, Betty Van Vliet, Rita
Yaxley of troop 597. Gloria Barr,
Donna Brewster, Cherylyn Crane,
Kay Donaldson, Mary Jane Du
Rand, Jane Fleming, Judy Frey,
Karen Hutchinson, Susan Johnson,
Ellen Kershaw, Marylyn McGinnis,
Mary Kay Muckley, Susan Reeves,
Ellen Wade of troop GIT.
The small fry that accompanied
the mothers who assisted were
David Mitchell, Helene Kren,
Nancy Lucas, Jackie McGinnis, Ro-
berta Yaxley, Robin Yaxley, Rhon-
da Yaxley and Gregg Ford.
The leaders of the group were
Mrs. H. Riendeau, Mrs. R. Yaxley,
Mrs. J. McGinnis and Mrs. B.
Muckley.
The mothers who helped were
Mrs. R. Engelbrecht, Mrs. F. Kren,
Mrs. E. Lucas, Mrs. T. Mitchell,
Mrs. G. Ford, Mrs. D. Donaldson,
Mrs. R. Crane, Mrs. w. Leonard
and Mrs. w. Van Vliet
Ruthe Yaxley and Doris Leon
ard were in charge of the nursery.
All leaders and assistants
planned meeting for Wednesday
evening, June 2 at the home of
Mrs. r. Yaxley to evaluate all
activities for a scrap book for
each troop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-03

Twenty-six boys and an equal
number of duffle bags, in the wee,
small hours of Thursday, last,
boarded the green bus of the East
Cleveland YMCA and were off on
the first leg of their 4,000-mile
motor junket to points west and
northwest.
In the picture above are several
of the young stalwarts loading
their belongings on the bus the
night before their departure.
Executive Director Of the local Y,
William V. Cumler, as director of
the trip, is receiving the assistance
of two leaders, William V. Cumler,
jr., boys work secretary of the
South Shore YMCA in Chicago,
and George Shriver of 1914 Stan
wood rd., student at George Will
liams College.
Added attractions on this years
itinerary will be stopovers as far
afield as Lake Louise and Banff,
Medicine Hat in Alberta, Saskat-
chewan and Manitoba, and Glacier
National Park. Blocks of tickets
for the Black Hills Roundup at