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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
BIuftOn Bull
EnrOute By Air
To Venezuela, S. A.

A Brown Swiss bull raised on
the Bluffton farm of Maurice
Criblez was to wing his way Dy
plane this week to Venezuela,
South America, where he will
take IN a new life on the rancho
of Carlos Herrera of CarOra.
The South American spotted
the Bluffton bull, CribIez Type
setter, 122759, at the National
Dairy Cattle Show held recently
in Waterloo, Iowa. Last week he
was purchased by a agent for
Herrera, who had returned to
Venezuela.
Criblez Typesetter was shipped
to Foster, Ohio, this week and
was to be sent by air from there
to the Herrera ranch. At Is
months of age, the bull tips the
scale at 1900 pounds.
The bull is a brother to CribIez
Colonel who was recently sold
to the Kansas State college for
artificial dissemination use.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Old Grads To See
"BHS Today" In
Banquet Skits

Glimpses of life at Bluffton High
School-1957 viii be presented in
series of skits for the enlightenment
of cold grads" who gather at the
school Saturday, May 26, for the 18th
annual reunion.
The skits showing students in
action at work and play will be
feature of the reunion program of
which Miss Meredith Stepleton Is
chairman. They will cover such phases
of school activity as instrumental
music, science, language, clubs, speech
and chorus work.
Superintendent A. B. Murray '23,
will serve as toastmaster of the even
ing and Frank Chamberlain will
the incoming senior class
on the banquet program.
Two of the three living former
school superintendents will attend
the meeting, A. C. Arganbright
(1906-1914) of Columbus, and A. ].
B. Longsdorf (1925-1944) Bluffton.
Ralph Lanham (1944-1949) has sent
his regrets being unable to attend.
Special recognition will be given
the classes of 1881 and 1906 and the
oldest graduates present will be
aonored.
A social hour for class reunions
and visiting will follow the banquet
program.
Ralph Stearns, IA, is president of
he association; Meredith Stepleton
25, vice president; Madalene McCune
Oeppler IA, secretary; Sara J. Huser
Amstutz AT, corresponding secretary,
md Donivan Augsburger '46, trea-
iurer.
Reservations for the banquet are
,eing received up until Saturday of
his week. Tickets can be purchased at
ither Bluffton drug stores and con-
titute a reservation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
.Curtal Recreation
Program At Harmon
Field This Summer
Swimming Pool Expected To
Reduce Use OF Facilities
At Harmon Field

If Bluffton's organized summer
recreation program operates at all
this summer, it will be only on cur
tailed part-time basis, but there will
be ample facilities for summer sports
and fun in the community, neverthe-
less officials said this week.
Because one Of the recreation
leaders will not be available this
summer and because Of shortage
of funds, the program will not be
as extensive as last summer when
both coaches Joe Harris and Pete
Schmidt were employed for the
leadership work.
This summer Schmidt plans to con-
tinue work on his masters degree at
Bowling Green State U. Harris has
been employed by the board of
education as caretaker for Harmon
Field.
Facilities at Harmon Field will be
available for play and picnics. The
annual Girl Scout Day camp will be
conducted there, Superintendent A. B.
Murray and Harvey Burkholder Of the
boards recreation committee pointed
out
Harmon Field will be available for
night softball games. The Junior
Chamber of Commerce is planning to
field team, but regular schedule
of games has not been arranged yet.
Possibilities that the new swimming
pool will be open before the end of
the season also deferred the recrea-
tion program, because it was felt that
the pool would cut deeply into the
attendance at the park program,
which was not too large last summer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17

During the next 12-month period
the foundation will be under the
craftsmanship of DR.. Lloyd L. Ram
seyer, president of Bluffton college.
He promises that the foundation will
carry it's appeal to an increased num-
Der of business leaders.
Reports from member schools, DR..
Ramseyer says, show that nearly all
of the business gifts received through
the foundation go to increases in
faculty salaries, still tagging far be-
hind compensation in business and in
dustry for comparable skills.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Sc C-R Seniors
To Graduate At
Services Sunday

Fifty-six seniors, largest class
among the eight high schools in the
Hancock county system, will be grad
uated in commencement excerises at
Cory-Rawson in the school auditorium
at 8 p. m. Sunday.
Speaker for the commencement
exercises will be the Honorable
William L. Mammalian, chairman of
the House Education Committee.
Diplomas will be presented by Eman-
uel Boutwell,, board of education
president. The opening prayer will
be given by the Rev. Henry Angerer.
Baccalaureate services for the 1856
graduates will be held at 2 p. m. Sun
day in the auditorium. The Rev.
Luther A. Muelbrad, pastor of the
st. Paul's Lutheran church, Jenera,
will deliver the sermon. Opening
prayer will be offered the Rev. d. E.
Pummell, Rev. Mr.. Muelbrad will
read from the scriptures and the Rev.
Earl w. Leist will offer benediction.
High school music groups will pre-
sent selections at both exercises.
Seniors will take their class trip
May 14-19.
Members of the graduating class
are: Marjorie Amstutz, Rosemary
Robert Augsburger, Larry
Bame, Beverly, Battles, Lullabelle
Bracy, Judy Baumgartner, Dorine
Bosse, Media Clymer, Elizabeth
Susan Derrickson;
Sandra Kay Dever, Janet Edinger,
Jerrilyn Falk, Elaine Frech, Rex
Frech, Martha Fritz, Annetta Habeg-
ger, Thom GHartman, Roberta
Hause, Mary Heldman, Lee Hemin-
ger, Dale Howard, Janet Inbody, Lois
Tnbody, Phyllis Inbody, Robert James,
Larry Karch;
George Keller, Patricia Lou Leh-
man, Bonnie Marquart, Raymond
Marvin, Billy Meyer, Marilyn Neff
Joan Niswander, James Nonnamaker,
Lynn Otto, Edith Poe, Marlene Pow
I'll, Sarah Jane Raush, Carol Jean
Reiter, Tom Reiter;
Evagene Rettig, Shirley Rupright, |
Robert Shafer, Marilyn Smith, Patri-
ia Smith, Carolyn Spaeth, Betty |
Stewart, Iva Mae Tripplehorn, Mer-
lit Won Stein, James Warren, Harold |
Neidam, Clan Welch, James thinner
nan and Kenneth Zuercher.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Market Active
On Real Estate

Real estate transactions in Bluffton
during the past week included the
purchase of the Fred Gratz residence
at the corner of North Main and
jefferson streets by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair Bucher.
The house is to be occupied this
summer by the Bucher's son, Tom,
who is engaged to marry Miss Ann
Thomas in June.
1t was also announced this week
that Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Everett have
purchased the George Rauenbuhler
home on North Main Street.
The following real estate transac-
'tions were reported this week by the
office of the Allen county recorder:
Bluffton-Corda Ryan to Harriet
M. Stonehill, lot 430, Vance's Addi-
ton. Arab Baker, ct al to Harriet M.
Stonehill, lot 43O, Vance's Third
Addition. Harry Ewing, administrator
to Edward S. and Reva E. Miller,
lot 429 Vance's Third Addition, tax
$3.50. Clara B. Cunningham to Lulu
Hartzell, parts lots 9, 10, tax 1920.
Richland township-Sylvan H. and
Edith |. Wise to John E. and Erma
M. Harnishfeger, 33 acres of land,
Section 13, tax S7.70. Raymond w.
and Lucy P. Dirmeyer to Edward j.
and Lockeven E. Wahlie, parcel of
land, Section II, tax 55c.
Beaverdam-Harry M. and Almyra
H. Yant to John and Cora Marquart,
part lot So, tax $4.95.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Roy MOser Injured
Seriously In Farm
Accident Tuesday

Roy Moser, N. Main street, in
jured in farm accident shortly after
noon Tuesday, was reported in serious
condition at Bluffton Community Hos
pital Wednesday morning.
Moser received a crushed chest,
broken ribs, a damaged lung and a
severe laceration of the left heel in
the accident on the Willis Anderson
farm, Route 1, Bluffton.
1t is reported Moser fell from a
tractor while plowing at the Ander-
son farm. He apparently was caught
under the jointer, a rolling colter
mounted on the side of the moldboard
for turning trash and rubble into the
bottom of the furrow to make a clean
cut.
The injured man was taken to the
hospital in the Paul Diller ambulance
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Be Music Students
To Appear In Recital

A general recital for students of
the Bluffton college music department
will be an event of next Tuesday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the College chapel.
The public is invited.
Students of Otto Holtkamp, Mrs.
Pearl Bogart Mann, David Flanagan,
and Russell Lantz will appear in the
recital. A special feature of the pro-
gram will be trio for Piano, Violin
and Horn by Brahms. The piano part
will be played by Marvin Dircks Jr.,
violin by David Flanagan and horn
by Larry Conrad.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Industrial Arts
Display Arranged

A display of work by students of
the high school industrial arts depart
ment has been arranged this week
through Monday, May 21, in window
of the Basinger Furniture Store. The
display includes work of grades z
through II. Most of it will also be en-
tered in the Allen County Junior Fair
in August, Dean Kittle, instructor,
has announced.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Steinn1dn Takes Oath
As Member Of BPA

Loren Steinman, Bluffton television
tower manufacturer, was sworn into
office as member of the board of
public affairs Friday evening of last
week. The oath of office was admins
tered by Mayor David L. Riser.
Steinman succeeds Herbert r. Con-
rad who resigned from the office last
week due to recent i'll health and
other commitments.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
VANDALISM REPORTED

Vandals have broken 10 windows
in the Albert Vermillion house in
Union township it has been reported
to Hancock county Sheriff Carson
Davis. Known as the Robert Battles
farm, the house is uninhabited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17
Businessmen Postpone
Regular May Meeting

Because the May meeting of the
Bluffton Business Mems association
will fall on Memorial Day, it has
been postponed tentatively to We'd
nesday, June 6, according to an
announcement this week by Gene
Benroth, association secretary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17

an, and Margie ]. Van Meter.
Misses Van Meter and Unterbrink
were recently initiated into the Ethan
Allen Honor Society in the county.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17

MISS ERMA LEE WILCOX,
daughter of Mrs. Hazel Nc
Elderly who operates the Horse
shoe Grill here in Bluffton, was
recently awarded the State Home
makers degree in ceremonies at
Columbus April 27.
Miss Wilcox, a senior at HarrOd
high school, was one of only two
students awarded the honor from
Allen county this year. The
other was Martha Ann Sheipline,
also of HarrOd.
Miss Wilcox assists her mother
as a waitress at the Horseshoe
Grill after school hours.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-17

The injured man was taken to the
hospital in the Paul Diller ambulance
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HORSE TRAlLERs

BOUGHT SOLD RENTED
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10
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DAN IN lINH O. OONo
$500 BALTIC. Blvd, Hyattsyile
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TRAILERS Cont
While They Last

skyline SO, 45-ft., " bedrm.. "a.
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BUICK AS 4-dr black. r. H.. dyna
You ran drive this one across
repairs S2Ih SIS down. u 4, n
AUTO SERVICE, $50 q Ct Aw
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DODGE 1916 2-dr. radio and
heater. excellent transportation .0r
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$500 BALTIC Blvd. Hyattsvile
WA. 1-444U UN 4-3i 80
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKEs, OPEN 90
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AuIoMoTIYE MISC.

F-s FORD TRICK PARTS: 3 blocks,
80 81 complete motor . trans
missions. Chevrolet motor, 81
or a.. No reasonable offer refused
S 20 ; weekdays. II. i-55iG
1871 DODGE MOTOR. s25. RI s.
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CHRiSLER 'b2 saratosa: in excel
Hnt condition low mileage. EN- p
CHRYSLER Iais windsor sedan: ?
ana excellent ,rdIt!on $3.50.
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AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 4. I. Ave NE co. $50,

.--.---.-- La
BUICK az 4-dr black. :. H.. dyna
You ran drive this one across
country and not spend q dime on
AUTO SERVICE, $50 q st sw
BUICK 80 Special 4-dr;r and h
side mounts good eond 500 CT
BUICK 81 cdr. spec. de luxe ..
tone paint immaculate. almost new
Wv Tires Fully equipped. incl
nws ga =, $3.50 or best offer
700 mile, White and mist prspn
all power eaulns brakes steering.
Windows spnts Wv tifct excel
cond $50 cash ~ 5-atT-
BtICk 1853 Hoaamaster Riviera
1900 mi owner md car. power
braHc' teerinr window, seats
aia req Interior Ike ugg ,juOu
owner going overseas ri s.gSl1
BUICK 80 2-dr sedan. p. h new
tires; excel running cond sacf,-
nee NN5 cash. iull price ROPER,
lyiO X, ave, ne can b. seen
pTSie,tEday,so until = pm. 10
"AsN w PlDFi N4UI and H.
red and black; custom covers OK =
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BUICK 80 super Riviera sedan. r.
"a excel cond 2-tone blue A buy
SOD terms, 9i@ Taylor st. NV
BUICK 80 Super Riviera 2.dr. Q.
tone, Wv. tires custom leather
interior variable dyna., r and h :,
power steering other extrat posi-.
lively same as new: II 900 mi
pvt owner. S9,4Di: bank financing
30 mos KIRK MOTOR co lGn6
On gyC IA p-tSUu IL
CADILLAC 1909 "7h" Limousine
black! 3lOdu nj. one oWnrf. HE
new prcr i low Tel WO Il agiI
Call between $40 pm ~
tADHLN H5i model "G"" / ar
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and h mower brasCs and steering
etc excl rnud only I juu mi
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Z ADliLAI - cony NJ" neV mus.
sol! p0pcr bflkCU Jose nv 81 Gin
W hel OTTER IA u.phnu ~
CADILLAC 81 VI Dorado convertible
Les than uuu miles. Az extra
equipment Has been driven bv
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told from bfand.nCV II really has
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2nd TRMSTT II NOTES
BOATS


1919 WHETHER to-t sedan cruiser
Marine fresh "atrr't''ied ergi,'rs.
sleeps p, head hpgt 2allev. shin.
lu.shote telephone King price
6i7,5uO Inspection invited Call
Tulhreytil". Nd -. FL TzABETlt
p TAYLOR rErcutfi1 Of estate OF
Maurice 2 powell. Ia
PLAY SOC AnnAndale I'd Fails
Oh Va J, G. FLOYD, JE. 4.2l55.
lib
BPETDBOAT, - feet, SHIP. VS.
conversion. 40 mlies per hour, eco-
nomieal sound $500. XII. S.a22s.
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PATuXENT RIVER
COLORID-CoLUMBIA BFACH-
FLORIDA PROPERTY

HYDROPONDIC FARM. southeastern
FloriGs -- $4,000 invested should
give an income In excess Of 50. Onu
yearly. without your services. or
much more u YOU WORK yourself
For information phone Mr.
ADAMS. OF. 1-Aall III
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MACHINERY and EoUIPMENT

POWER BRAKE, S35O-I6 gauge
LINCk SHEET METAL. WORKS;
SIOUX VALVE AND SEAT refacing
machines Equipped with stem
grinder and other attachments.
Both $500. ia. 5-9l1l or ia
T-9@51 -lb
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

A. extremely low discount
~ K stone OIL 2-34it nay OF niRh
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BANNING & SONS

5NVU Baltic. BlEd., Hyattsyillf
WA. -4i4U UN. 4-3i30
ASK FOR Mr.. HAkES, OPEN 90
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going overseas IA. 5-l064. lis
NASH 81 Rambler cow; and h.
overdriVe, $40 or best offer. 10
5-5i40 or Rh 3-i4S@ -1b
NASH 1855 Super station wagon
B.0ra mi. ike new 81 $50
HUNTER MOTORS, XII 1885,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MG-TD 1853. racing green. 2s 00C
miles. new battery; Eood condition
S9a5. frm IA. 7-o66s 49,
NC tbs IT'S. 1850" and 1880"
Lar gest selection. very clean cars
many one-owneT We finance a.
DanE rates Dealer for Austin
Healey, Austin. Morris Minor. Nc
MCi-Magnette Hiliman. Mercedes
Benz. PorSche. WHY'S ana other
popular make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN-HEALEY 1888 convertible
bona tide LemaD's engine spcCia
brakes and springs. vii sell for q
reasonable Price BELL MOTORS.
500 Wis ave nv. WO 6-SIng
Id
AUSTIN -HEALY 1856 900 miles.
neH-car cond 60 500 AID. 4-S5sa.
sun o. ewes bet q and : Id
AUSTIN SO 4-door sedan: radio
ard heater. leather interior: other
extras, only l0.b00 miles Sale
price, SG9l Other Austins from
S@j5 VIZ finance at bank rates
Dealer for Austin-Hf aley. Austin
Morris Minor NC. 0-Aiagnette.
Eillman, Mercedes-BenZ. pnrSche
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

FORD '52 Victoria; beautiful car;
finisned black with white top: mas
r. and h.. and one of she better Of,
ferings; only SSa5. terms. trade ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

FORM "a Crestline VS. Fordor
FoTcomat:e. radio. heater. NV
tires. tinted glass, al de luxe in
terror. beautiful "-tcne finish, very
clean throughout. must see % ap'
prec!atr: 81 .9J; safety tested foI
your protection, tu-day written
warranty PAUL BROS, ioLD5; !
Wis and E,hcotT sts. M, hE
T-l3nS: Sunday. cali KE. 1890
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont.

CADILLAC 1851 convt; gray with
black top: perfect condition. Origi-
nal OWNER Always garaged. ST.
J95. no. 2-5555 ---22
CADILLAC 1851; and h. hydra,
t"o-t0ne green. twin muf!lers, ex-
cellrnt shape. "a age kept. best
oter. OWNER. RE G-7I19. Id
CHEN ROLtT - station wagon
Townman i-dr Styletone, extras
like new, So ?H5. OV. 3-l6l5.
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CHENR0LET. ex-telephone co. truck.
all-metal body only S"95 also
Studebaker ~ ia-ton pickup with
helper springs. oIg5. also 81 Ford
pickup, very clean Trade and
LII l-SnNI Il.
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BUICK '55 SUPER Riviera: fun,
equipped, with power. 2 and II
premium Wv, tires. rPV-car war
rantv; sn,0ni fun price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

NASH So metropolitan convertible
clean car. Best offer so. sass.
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AUTO DISCOUNT

DODGE 80 VS. hardtup fully
equipped auto transmission, very
Clean car guaranteed for 30 Gays,
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OLDSMOBILE 1855 2-door "ss".
powerful V-s rocket engine, SIS
horsepower, high-iift cam shaft,
down craft carburetiou heater.
.auio: pleasing .-tone paint very
beautiful condition inside and out
/ owner why pay more? Person
ai!JeS and Guaranteed. ~ n45
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TRADE

We need late models o-bedru
trailers We are in position TO MAKE
liberal trade-in allowance TO take
care of our emergency needs for
customers who are requesting those
models We viii also accept late
model trade-ius on automobiles
:urnl ure and mobile homes We
especially invite YOU 20 try and bea
on local financing deal
Coles Mobile Homes
U. s Rte, l. 4 Nj North OF Laurel
on the Baltimore Wash Blvd.
Phone PA 5-l939 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

S AcRES--6 rms, Early American
In exceptionally fine neighborhood.
81 g. 300. MARY T. BOARD, Broker
Edsewater. Md. Colonial 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

S75 DOWN MONTHLY TERMS
INVESTMENT WISE, Drum Point
Is superior beach property in every
respect, It's easy 10 reach. there
axe no toll bridges OF ferries Even
= you have nc immediate plans tC
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terrific low price--SJ DRIVE OUT
TO-DAY, THIS WEEK END FOR
SURE Drive through Upper MAIL
rDr0 then follow Drum Po3nl Beach
Signs or Soigm0n's Island Road TO
me Beach Sa.EsmtG On prorCTty
SATURDAY aHc Surda Vutil DARK
PAUL D HERMAN
SEQ Southern Building
Republic 7-S43S
Write or. phone for beautifully
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
BANNING N SONS

DODGE 1913; radio, heater, custom
covers a Eest gem an tdeal car to
20 10 U3ik. ; others 10 choose from,
sale price, %l1a.