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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19
burTeN Memorial News

Walker, Mrs. Margaret Wal
lace, Little David Lynch, Mrs.
Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Aretha
Mason, Mrs. Marie Blowe.
Also Mrs. Demmer Morgan,
Mr.. Thomas Marshall, Mrs.
Alberta Tinsley, rs. Catherine
Haley, Mrs. Louise Childress
and baby boy, Mrs. Edith Har-
ris and baby girl.
Also Mrs. Claudine Dudley
and baby girl, Mrs. Bertha
Stanley, Little Matte Brown,
Little Ann Price, Mrs. Corne-
liza Boland, Mr.. Fred Murphy,
Mr.. Herman Kendrick, Little
Margaret Owens.
Also Mrs. Marion Hancock,
Mrs. Dora Hubbard, Mrs.
Grace Minor, Mrs. Williana
Johnson, Miss Marion Ensley,
Miss Allenz French, Mrs. FL
la I. Warren, Mrs. Shirley
Law and baby boy, Little
Ronald Clark, Mrs. Macy V.
Evans and baby girl, Little
Barbara Smith.
Also Mrs. Rosetta Brown
and baby boy, Little Gloria
Richardson, Baby boy Gill,
Mrs. Willie Mae Hebron, Mrs.
Gladys O'Neil, Mrs. Roxie
Bannette, Mrs. Anna Lee
Bratton, Mrs. Eleanor Evans,
Mr.. Alexander Hancock, Mr..
Charlie Robinson, Mr.. Robert
Young, Mrs. Ophelia Jones.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19
Pastors AidHolds
Annual Christmas
Party AT Home
The President

The Pastors Aid Club of
Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church held
it's annual after-Christmas
Banquet at the home of the
president Mrs. Annabell Wad-
dell and her husband Mr.. Ross
Waddell. Mrs. Ida Williams
served as Mistress of Cere-
monies in the place of the
president who was busy being
a charming and efficient
hostess. Necessary business
was quickly disposed of and
the members and friends sat
down to a most delicious meal
of turkey and all the trim
mings. The menu included
almost every known or ex-
pected vegetable-sweet po-
tatoes, corn pudding, string
beans, aspic, salad, spiced
fruit, hor' d ice cream and
cake and coffee. Mesdames
Lucy Poindexter, l. ouella
Mays, Georgia Walden and Mr..
Ross Waddell served the din
ner.
The dinner banquet is
given annually by Mrs. Wad-
dell for the pastor and the
members Of her Pastors Aid
Group. Each member was
presented with a lovely gift
from their president. Gifts
were then exchanged between
members and gifts were also
presented to the invited
guests.
Members present were Rev.
and Mrs. P. M. Caldwell, Mrs.
Estelle Watson, Mrs. Ella
Holland, Mrs. Hattie Will
liams, Mrs. Rachael Collins,
Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Bette
Gibson, Mrs, Louella Mays,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19
Your Health
BY
DR.. N. MAURICE RYANS
Ty
Subject: German Measles.

Subject: German Measles.
takes benign course.
This disease general occurs in the winter and summer
German measles is acute virus infection affecting
children and associated with rash 1t generally
months and affects especially children from IL years
of age. The outbreaks spread by personal contact.
After incubation period of about II days. the child
develops respiratory infection which is very
but which is associated with swelling glands
of the body. The second day rash appears This
resembles measles with which all very familiar.
During the acute stage fever slight there little
and complications rare
The individual patients should be isolated
should be quarantned from the 10th the day
contact for they infectious during this period Rest
bed and light diet usually suffices
Next week shall discuss small pox
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late
John Fizer wishes to thank
each and every one of their
many friends and neighbors
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19

for their kindness rendered
them; for flowers and lovely
deeds, all extended in our re-
cent bereavement.
The Family
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19


January IL, 1857.
Admissions: Mr.. Philip
Durham, Mrs. Aretha Mason,
Mrs. Bertha Stanley, Mrs.
Veronica Compton, Mrs. May
bell Law, Little Barbara
Smith, Mrs. Gladys O'Neil,
Mrs. Demmer Morgan, Miss
Myrtle Jordan, Mrs. Dazzle
Cunningham, Mrs. Alberta
Tinsley.
Also Mrs. Rosa Hale, Mrs.
Mary Baker, Mrs. Effie Wood
son, Miss Kathleen Downs,
Mr.. Edward Hairston, Mrs.
Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Bessie
Bailey, Mr.. Howard Mack,
Mrs. Anna G.. Keeling, Mrs.
Lucy Stratton, Little David
Lynch, Mrs. Mary Brown.
Also Mrs. Boomer Gibson,
Mrs. Grace Minor, Mrs. Viola
Walton, Mrs. James Hancock,
Little Jenifer Morgan, Mr..
Dazelle Poindexter, Mrs. Eve
Ign Otey, Mrs. Ella Morton,
Master Percy Cunningham,
Master Dwight Walker, Mas
ter Ralph Vannoy, Mrs. Claud-
inc Dudley, Mr.. Charlie Robin
son. Il
Also Mrs. Louise Childress,
Mrs. hirley Law, Mrs. Ola
Davis, Mrs. Ethel Lawson,
Mrs. Virginia Woodliff, Miss
Marion Ensley, Miss Lille
Jackson, Mrs. Edith Harris,
Mrs. Rosetta Brown, Mrs.
Marion Hancock, Mrs. Juanita
Johnson, Mrs. Dora Martin,
Miss Gloria Richardson.
Also Mr.. Thomas Marshall,
Miss Raphine Hairston, Mrs.
Odessa Ellis, Mr.. Howard
Taylor, Mrs. Suzie Clark, Mrs.
Lille Holland Price, Mrs. An
ME Plenty, Mrs. Macy v.
Evans, Mrs. Alice Finney,
Mrs. Willie Mae Hebron, Mr..
Herman Hendricks, Master
Eric Price, Mr.. Fred Murphy,
Mr.. John Fizer, Mr.. AleXand-
err Hancock.
Also Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds,
Mrs. Katherine Manns,, Miss
Bertha Manns, Mrs. Cornelia
Boland, Little arg r e t
Owens, Mrs. Theresa Pleas
ant, Mrs. Allenz French, Mrs.
Daisy Gravely, Mr.. Willie
Wright. Mrs. Lola Cobbs.
Also Mr.. Roy Martin, Mrs.
Anna Lee Bratton, Mr.. Wal
lace Brown, Mrs. Catherine
Haley, Mrs. Jean Gravely, Mr..
Frank Robertson, Miss Rosa
Lee Henderson, Mr.. Patrick
Henry Moore, Little Arineda
White, Mr.. Clifton, Fowler,
Little Marilyn Baxter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott, Little Char
lotte H. Rhodes, Mrs. Hattie
Horton, Mrs. Juanita Grigsby,
Little Sandra Lawson, Little
Patricia Andrews.
Also Mrs. Thurgetta Knox,
Miss Sarah Nance, Mrs. Ber-
tina Lee Terry, Mrs. Nancy K.
Witcher.
Discharges: Little Rosa j.
Clark, Mrs. Bernice James
and baby girl, Little Vanessa
Bolden, Mrs. Betty Brown,
Miss Leewood Cooper, Mrs.
Melba Reese, Mrs. George
Otey, Miss Nola Mae Bolden,
Mrs. Geneva Preston, Mrs.
Mary K. Summeral, Little
Glenn Anderson, Mrs. Mary
f. Irving and baby girl, Mrs.
Rosa Draper, Mr.. VIM. Nc
Clannahan, Rev. David e.
Fields, Mr.. Phillip Durham,
Mr.. Harry Haynes.
Also Mr.. Levi w. Taylor,
Mrs. Effie Woodson, Mrs.
Maxine Brown, Mrs. Veroni-
"a Connnton Mr.. Edward
Evening star., 1957-12-22

HAPPY 18th ANNIVERSARY,
Nom and Dad. Hope you have
many more. Love, HOWARD.
LEE, HONEY-May this be the
happiest Xmas you have ever
had, since 1t is our first to-
gether. And may the good
Lord bless Us with many. many
more. With all my love.
DONNA.
SUSAN-Have Q very happy
birthday. Hope its your best.
Ole faithful, DAVE.
HAPPY Sth ANNIVERSARY to
the Bird" from the girl
whose going places"
SHELLY MARGOLIN - Happy
9Th birthday. pigtails. Good
luck. MOMMY, DADDY and
MERYL.
PATRICIA KILLION-A happy
birthday on Dec. 26 to q swell
cousin. DONNA NJ.
FRED-MerTy Christmas 70 my
favorite post office worker.
Catch up on that lost sleepl
MARY ELLEN.
DAvE-Happy birthday. merry
Christmas and happy New
Year.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Greetings

BEVERLY - Merry Christmas
from your 3-year-old sister,
PATSY PAT.
CONGRATULATIONS TO the
HyattSville Volunteer Fire De-
partment Majorettes and Color
Guard for their very successful
year. Thanks for all Of those
trophys for our showcase. Keep
up the good work and you'll
make next year even better.
JOE. RONNIE. JIMMY. BILL.
KEITH. JOHNNY, FRANNIE,
JOE. POPS, JUNIOR. SUGAR
RAY MELVIN, JOHNNY,
AL AND CHARLIE. THE
HYATTSVILLE FIREMEN.
MARGY-To my Special Angel
Il Want You to Know" that
I'm Sorry" Chances Are
we'll be Coin Steady" socn.
You're mine Till the Twelfth
Of Never" Your rebel" JACK.
GLORIA-Happy 10th Birthday
on Dec. "a, from STEPH,
MARE. BESSIE. DEAN, NIKE
and the rest Of the gang.
GARY GRAHAM-Happy, Hap
py birthday Baby" to a swell
guy. Gary. on Dec. Is. sorry
we're latel From JUDY E..
SISSIE @. and DIANE @.
DEAR JERRY hope you have
the happiest Xmas ever and
We spend all the next ones
together. ] love you. CELY.
TO BRENDA-Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year. You're
the incest girl I've ever met.
DENNIS.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Nom
and Dad-Love and kisses,
DAVEY and PATTY and TIP
CINDY-After 2 yrs. 8 mos,
it's really great having you
In wash. BOBBI.
NANCY SHENTON - Happy
birthday to q real swell Is
year-old girl on Dec. "a. Love,
WAYNE.
LICHE WEIHNACHTEN
SCHONE FRAULEIN, or Merry
Christmas Pretty Fraulein-
See you ON Christmas. PUNKY
A VERY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
to the girl who's going places
From BOB, who's going places
too (hope they're the same
places).
Evening star., 1957-12-22

LINDA--Glad we went ITO the
Hop" / viii be Loving You
until the Twelfth Of Never" /"
GENE.
FOR SALE-Formal: ballerina
length: aqua net, with stole,
size Z: IS. Like new. WA.
7-2722.
BOBBY B.--"Could This Be
Magic" III love you tin the
Twelfth Of Never" Love, al
ways, NANCY.
sALE-Barbell. 20 lbs: like new;
with exercise book: $50. Ell.
6-3707.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Record Requests
COOL CAT DADDY-O. MILF
ERINO GRANT Snin that

NOOL mi DADDL ~ MILL :
ERINO GRANT - Spin that
great record Sentimental" on
that hi-fi to Big Tim" Love
always, 'Knite Wit"
GRANDPA GRANT - Please
play Baby, ! Don't Care for
all the cats down in Freder-
icksburg, Va. DON w.
GRANDPA MILT-Please wish
Barbie w. a Merry Xmas and
ded. My Special Angel 70
her. from NORM S.
MILTON - Please play Kisses
Sweeter Than Wine" on Mon
day. 23rd. to Frank. Jimmy.
From NJ. @.
DEAR UNCLE MILTERIN0-
Please dedicate Twelfth Of
Never to Carolyn C. in 81,
from FRANK d. in IS.
MILT-Spin 'Silhouettes" to Bob
and Sherri twho really like
each otherl ON Dec. "a. Cupid.
CRAZY MILT Please ded.
Great Balls Of Fire" to Larry
E. and Frank K. from @. B.
MHT-Please ded. ~Raunchy''
to D. B.. from D. B at LCHS.
DEAR MILT Please dedicate
Dance to the Bap" to all the
kids in Bellevue and also TO
Alex, from "Chatterbox.s
MHT-Please ded. Santa. Bring
Ny Baby Back to Me" for
Nom. who has lots Of courage
BOBBIE.
DEAR MILT-Play Great Balls
Of Fire" for Charlotte NJ, from
her one and only love.
MILT-Please play IN Come
Running Back to You" on
Monday, the 23rd. for Mary
Jane, from SPUNKY.
MILT GRANT-Please play you
Send Me" for Mike and Mer-
rilea. from CUPID.
DADDY MILT Please ded
Julie for a girl named Julie,
from a boy named BOBBY F.
MILTOvITCH-Play Raunchy
on Mon. for all the cats in
l0-A. IGOR.
MILT GRANT-Please play For
Sentimental Reasons" by Sam
Cooke for Ronnie W.. from
JOYCE r.
ISTROLLIN MIL-TINO'S-Please
play You Send Me" Every
Day" for Fred and Don OF
WILSON CTHE BEST. from
two Starry-eyed sophomores.
COOL CAT GRANT-PleaSe ded
The Joker" because Bobby is
MY One and Only Love" Cfrom
someone who really cares)
ANN.
NIFTY MALT GRANT-Please
spin you Send Me" to Tom d.
from someone who cares.
NIFTY Please play ~Peggy
Sue" for Pat and Pete. Jerry
and ?, Lorraine and Lee, Jeanne
and Henry. and Joyce and Ver-
non. and Karen and ]. D., on
Tues.
DEAR MILT - Please dedicate
MY Special Angel" and April
Love" to Buddy" from PAT
MuT-Dedicate Great Balls Of
Fire" to Jimmy. Joe. Ronnie
and Bill. From SHARON.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

BABY is your middle name
Lee? Did you give me your
ring7 Please let me know.
SWEETIE???
WILSONITES-Hope all Of you
who went 10 the Santa Swing"
had a blastl From the sopho-
mores who went TO see jam
boree."
BOBBY F.-"You Are Ny One
and Only Love-" you Send
Me-" Love. x.
FOR SALE-Worn once; brand
new brown $40 tweed suit with
real mink collar; size II; now
$50. HE. 4-4973.
IOTA GAMMA PHPS CHRIST
MAS NIGHT DANCE-Tme:
December IS tof course), Q til
am. Place: Skoreham Hotel
Tab: $3.50 drag; $500 stag.
Music: BY Buddy Rowell. Pro-
ceeds go TO Childrens Hospital.
HAPPY H.-"My Baby Left Me"
so I've Gotta Whole Lot Of
Lovin' TO Do" My Special
Angel" Maybe Tomorrow. It1l
Be Me" II Want You. I Need
You" I Love You. and I'll Love
You Til the 18th Of Never"
Love. JOHN.
BIKE. boys 26-inch Hercules; s.
speed. lightweight: $40: / year
old. JU. T-7453.
TONI had a nice time AT the
Hop" I think you can dance
the Peggy Sue" better.
RALPH.
MERRY CHRISTMAS ELSIE!.!
1t doesn't seem possible that
another year has gone by. does
it7 oh, how ! wish we could
be togetherlil Scrumshibobely
dynatobely yours (and Danny
Kaye's). EMMY.
SCIENCE FICTION cents
apiece, two for IS cents. Ex-
cellent condition. Original
price. IS cents each. Walnut
5-9033.
MOVIE SCREEN-30x40. brand
new. still in carton: $3.50.
Original cost. SASS. Walnut
S-9033.
FOR SALE-Formal; long. green,
satin: o. Dial UN. 4-T066.
MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY
Let's make this day the be-
ginning OF the most happy
lifetime any two people could
ask for. Love. always,
SWEETIE.
HOME TUTORING-Alg., geom.,
trig, Lat. Fr.. Ger. Span.
Eng, chem. phys. by selected
faculty members Of best Wash.
area pvt. and pub. schools. jr.
h.. ST. h.. coll. prep. and ad-
vanced pupils, D. c., Nd. Va.
We come to you. IA. 2-lS89.
KIM MADISON-Remember the
last dance at the w. J. H. Sock
Hop? li73.
ROB-The boy in the 10th grade
at Blair. Thanks for the swell
time at Dons Hop. Hope to
see YOU soon. From the shrimp
iN tha Rfh SfadA at n q. S.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Miscellaneous

uWmmInnrunlIHIiHIIHIIIiiIIIIilIiIIIIHIIIIIHliiIl
STEVE-I was wrong ON Dec. II.
and III always love you till the
Twelfth OF Never" SUE.
BOXER PUPS TO SWAP or sell;
2 months. Axe registered: $50
or I'D. VIII swap for type
writer, s-m.m. protector or
what have you. KERRY, Ev.
4-7762.
FOR sALE-Cowboy boots, Ia;
paid $40, $25 or best offer; will
trade for snafiie bride. Call
after 8. 10. s-33ii. Ask for
GLORIA"
TEENs-Earn spending money.
Sell new shoe shine spray and
other spray products part time.
Call Sunday after 2 pm, ia,
7-2655, IA. 1926. 1888 Wilson
blvd, Room 4. Arlington. Va.
FOR SALE-Accordion. for $50.
Call LA. 6s0642. 5ll0 18th St.
ne. JIMMY.
BIKE-Boy's. English. 26-in., g.
speed. hand brakes; SIS. Call
JU. 9-63l2.
GNO-BALL, st. Hugh's School,
Greenbelt, Md, Dec. 26. S30-
1880 pm. s25e. Informal.
SALE-l957 gray Lambretta mo-
tor scooter: excellent condition;
$3.50 or best offer. Cali JE. 4
3275.
DANNY AND RAY D.-Hope We
see you both at the skating
rink in Indian Head on Decem-
Der n. BARBARA and DOT
TIE.
PHI DELTA SORORITY - In
yites everyone to attend their
social on Monday. December
23. at the Agudath Achium
Synagogue at 18th and Tucker
man sts. NV. at 9 pm. All
proceeds Of this social will go
to multiple sclerosis.
SALE-'5O Mercury 2-door: black,
r. and h., Wv. custom body.
leather seat covers: a beautt-
full car: a real Christmas gift;
q fantabulous buy. must be
seen to be appreciated: leaving
town, must sell. Call LU.
l-O3l7. all day Sunday: lO-4,
Mon. through Fri.
HEY KIDS!-Have you heard
the new record Bertha Lou"
by Clint Miller2 Wanna join
his fan club and help us boost
this young star? Call BERNIE,
FE. 3-24l0.
FOR SALE One motorcycle
jacket, in good condition. size
40; original cost, $35. now only
SIS. Phone Poplar 2-3597, ask
for JOHN w.
SALE-Set Of Soap-Box Derby
wheels. brand new. 81 or best
offer. Call RA. 3-l393.
FOR SALE-Girl's 26-in. Eng
lish racer, very good condition,
hardly used. RA 6-6505.
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE. very
good condition. full race en-
gine, $40. OIL. 4-1i6l.
LOST-One boy. very cute. brown
hair, age l6. in l949 Oldsmo-
bile. return TO CHAR.
FOR SALE-Leather motorcycle
Jacket, size 38-40. SIS: boys
English bicycle. $40: news
paper wagon, IS. Call Juniper
9-3486 after 4 pm.
SILLY LITTLE WILLY-Please
ask Don to spin stood Up for
the cool guys in the MOB at
4 on the 23rd. PJ contest
Matt, AID. 2-4604 and Breck,
OIL. 2-5145. YEAS and A.
HAPPY Hive been Search
in for someone to love. but
it's "Only You" I wish we
could live the seven months
over again. Ill love you Till
"The Twelfth Of Never" JOHN
NJ.
10 FORD, blue, duals, spinners'
lowered; in good shape: must
sell before Xmas. only $l95.
OIL. 2-lO09.
FOR SALE-Boy's English 90
Evening star., 1957-12-22

NOUS.
MILT-PIease ded. MY Special
Angel" to Paul. the best rat at
R.M.A., from 10"
MILT-TOROLA-Please play and
dedicate April Love" to those
Lovers" Judy and Bill
MILT-Ded. AT the Hop"
Baby / Don't Care" and
could This Be Magic" to Foxy.
from her ''One and Only Love"
ART.
GEN. GRANT - Please play
Peggy Sue" "Raunchy" and
BE Bop Baby" for 7?7?7, vicky
and jamie. from BUD.
MILT-Please play Jingle Bell
Rock" for Joyce and Vernon,
jeanne and Henry. Pat and
Pete, Jerry and Keith. and
Janet and Perry. FRIEND
LESS.
Split MILT-Please dedicate
I'm Available" to Bev r. from
RUSS N.
MILTOPS GRANT-Please de-
deciate Tor Sentimental Rea-
sons" for Wayne from w. H.
LITTLE SUSIE"
MILT-Please spin Il Want You
to Know" for Barbie at L. c.
H. s. from FRANK.
MTLT-Play on Tuesday I'm
Available" from DONNA and
BILL to Ann and Ray. Dust
bornD
MILT-Please spin You Send
Me" to Barty of L. c. H. s.
from an ADMIRER IN No. "a.
MILT Please dedicate -Oh,
Julie" and Bertha Lou" for
Mary Lou. With love, GIL
BERT.
SIRLONER-EATNG MIL :
SHAKE - Please play The
Joker" and Great Balls Of
Fire" to Mona and Ruthie.
JERRY.
HTMAY RANTGAY M Cd
Please spin ~Oh Boy" for Johl-
ny r. from THE GIRL ON THE
PHONE. on Monday.
CATO GRANT Please play
Great Balls Of Fire" for
Karen r. from GUESS WHO?
SCREWY LEWIE MILT Spin
"AII the Way" for Lynn NJ.
O.. C. II. So and Jane c.
20. C. HI
MTLTY-Please play you Send
Ne" for Linda and Steve.
: CUPID.
DEAR MILTERINO-pleaSe ded-
icate why Don't They Un-
derstand" to David c. from
SUE. both Of Brunswick High.
DEAR MHT-Please play -You
Send Ne" for Silvia NJ. from
her you SEND NE BOY
FRIEND"
UNCLE MILTY-Play ~Oh Boy
to the neat kids that ride i2e
at Suitland J. H.. RICKI.
MILT-Piease dedicate on youI
show Blue Christmas" fol
Dave c. from GLADYS H.
COOL CAT GRANT-Please play
The Twelfth Of Never" tc
John and Happy. Billy and
Lois and Vernon and Ruby
from RAUNCHY.
MILT RAUNCHY GRANT
Please play The Twelfth Of
Never" to My Be Buns. Bill M
L. H.
MILT-Please play Great Balls
Of Fire" from BILL to Pat.
DADDY COOL MILT - Please
dedicate ~Oh JULY" for q girl
named Kristie from BOBBY
SIRLOlNER MILT-PleaSe spin
Twelfth Of Never" for Joe K
Merry Christmas. Love,
ELAINE.
MIR. MILT-Please dedicate you
Send Me" and The Hop" for
Lorita and Jim.
HUGO GRANT-PleaSe, please
play MY Special Angel" to
Norman H. from Amy o. OF
9-B on Monday. BIG MIKE.
MILT-Please dedicate on your
show I'm Take Tomorrow" to
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Use Use Ieen-Ads to
.w9e Tel and sen
TEEN. Peg. ,


DON-Plez ded. Il Remember
for Jack S. and Nancy M, from
SMYTH, Who likes them both
very much.
DON DILLARD - Please. play
Jingle Bel Rock for the
Pimmit Hills Teen Club, from
BOBBY.
DON-Please spin on your old
disk spinner Keep q Knock
in" for SaIlie and Bill, and
for all the kids in Mrs. Riley's
first-period class.
DON-Please ded. You're the
Greatest" to Dick r., my -One
and Only Love-" until the
Twelfth Of Never" GAYLE.
D0N-Please play Jingle Bel
Rock" to Karl and wish him q
Merry Christmas. from CEEDY.
DON-Please play Could This
Be Magic" everyday for John
H., the cutest senior at st.
SO4iu b EEG1I n.
MELT-Ded. I'm Available" for
for Danny and Ray d. from
two girls who met them at q
Christmas play in La Plata.
DOTTTE and BARBARA.
DEAR MILT - Please dedicate
My Special Angel" !" You Send
Ne" Treat Ne Nice and
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine"
for Ny Special Angel, Paul,
from his Teddy Bear, DIANE
A., at l. C. H. S.. on Dec. 10.
JOLLY OLD SANTA MILT-
Dedicate Rebel to Sas and
skip, Lynda and Carl, from
Ghost Writer" Play on De-
/ cember q.
MILT WILD CAT GRANT
Play Great Balls Of Fire" for
G. c. C. c.. c. c., @. R., from
the Hawk. Who LaLa
MILT-Play April Love" for the
cool cats at HiIlandale (espe-
/ cially J. d.. Girls from S. H. S.
I MILTY-Please dedicate Kisses
Sweeter Than Wine" to Kitten,
/ from SPEEDY.
KTNGFISH GRANT-Piease ded-
icate on Tuesday, the 24th, rs
1t Wrong" 70 Our Special
Angels" and I'm Available so
Treat Me Nice" because you're
MY One and Only Love TIL
the 18th of Never For Charlie
", Carl c.. and Roy ", from
the girls who care a lot. B. s. J.,
J. w. and S. L.
MILT-Please.i Play You Send
Me- to Bobby. who I'm still
crazy bout. and III have q
Blue Christn as cause you're
going steady. From your fer
gotten love.
MLT-Piay Twelfth Of Never"
and 'OBoy- for Ned. 7?29
MILT-Play Alone and why
Don't They Understand" to
Carole at Loudoun. 4 PINT
MILT Play '-Stoodupr and
April Love" for Shannon at
r. NJ. A. ??????
MILT-Play "O'Boy" and stood
up" for all the cheerleaders
/ and PHIL at Loudoun. 2??
MILT-Play ~Could This Be
Magic" and ~O'Boy" for my
French class at Loudoun. PIP?
DADDY COOL MILTERIN0 -
! Please play April Love" for
Gene. Helen and Jimmie. Dor
cthy and Dick z. Candy and
Bill. Paulette and Don. Sharon
and Dick. and all the kids in
ga. from DOROTHY and
SUSAN and HELEN.
1 MTLTERIN0-Please ded. I'm
Available" for Don A.. from
RUTH c.
MTLT-Please dedicate ~Silhou-
cites" 70 Lavon from TOM.
DON-Piease dedicate Such
Lovin' every afternoon to my
/ o. a. O. Burt. LISA.
MILT AND D0N-Please play
"Snowbound" by Del Vikings
for Dave p. from 10. and The
stroll" to Shorty from 10.
DEAR MILT-Please play You
Send Me" for d. V. in room 9
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-02-15
Is Wheat Tax
Necessary?

A SHORT TIME ago an editorial
in Montana Farmer-Stockman called
attention to movement to promote
an organization called The Grain Grow
ers Association for the purpose of
wheat research and marketing in Mon
tana, to be financed by accent per
bushel levy on all wheat grown in Mon
tana.
Is it not duplication or a substitution
of what we already have, namely, our
Montana Agricultural College and Ex-
pertinent Station? These have been
doing this research in the past. with
some wonderful results. Why should we
have another agency for this purpose?
Why duplication at added cost to our
wheat growers?
In the past, Montana wheat has been
known as the very best bread wheat
and has commanded premium prices.
Now, it seems someone says this isn't
so, and that we are losing out to North
Dakota and other areas raising this
high quality wheat. Just how come? 1t
is not very clearly defined what and
where the trouble, if any, is.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-02-15

1t would seem, from what informa-
ton is available, that the possible
trouble might be in the winter wheat
areas, with its softer wheats, which are
not so suitable for milling purposes.
Why should we have a new organiza-
tiOn for research in this matter when
we already have our state institutions
working on the matter?
And another angle, why saddle us
hard spring wheat growers with this
extra assessment in order to help the
already high producing winter wheat
growers? Ought they not support their
own research? - Edgar 1. Syverud,
Sheridan County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-02-15
Irrigation
Irrigation
Plan or Build
Structures Now
By STANLEY w. HOWARD

DV y <1INLL1 W INV ~AANA
THE REMAINING winter months
may offer an opportunity to build or
make arrangements for irrigation struc-
lures before the next irrigation season.
Under good irrigation, water is dis
tributed and applied without large
wastes of labor, water, soil or crop
yield. Waste can be greatly reduced if
you have an irrigation system where
you can control your water.
You can handle your water control
problem in many ways. You may use
temporary structures or those that are
more permanent in nature. One Struc-
lure may last longer or be cheaper
than another. You can buy ready made
irrigation structures and equipment
from commercial companies or you
may choose to build your own in your
farm shop. In any event, this is good
time to determine what type of struc-
ture is most needed and will be most
useful on your farm.
Some of these water control Struc-
lures that are very useful include turn
outs, checks and drops.
TurnOutS
Turning water from head bitches into
field bitches or on the field takes lots
of time and labor if the bank of the
head ditch has to be cut with shovel
each time the water is diverted for
an irrigation.
To provide quick and easy means
of controlling water, turnouts for this
purpose can be made of wood, metal
or concrete.
Checks are used in farm laterals
and bitches to raise the level of the
water so it will flow onto the fields.
These may be made of lumber or con-