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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. April Is up.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions BY principal
dealers on the exchange for April IL:
213.SlS shares including 1908 shares
sold short
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Greetings

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to my sweet
heart, on our one year Of going
steady, from s. v.
TO MARGARET H.-"Happy, Happy
Birthday" baby. Love, BILL A.
HAPPY 18th WEDDING ANNIVER-
SARY, on Sept. 10, to q great Nom
and Dad, and to q great Unc and
Boo. Love. from NANCY AND
DOUG.
LINDA HANNEMANN-Ha Happy BIRTH
day tomorrow. Love, MOMMIE
AND DADDY.
CONGRATULATIONS to Barbara
and Fred on their 3rd anniversary,
on Sept. IA. May they have many
more.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a swell Nom.
Hope you had q happy birthday.
Lots of love. MARK.
BARBARA-Happy 18th birthday on
the 10th. Love, FRANKIE.
HAPPY 23rd ANNIVERSARY to the
most wonderful parents in the
world. Many more happy anniver-
saries. Love, DORIS AND NORRIS.
JULIE S.-Happy birthday, q little
late; good luck with Peter A. Love,
LUCILLE S.
SNEhhE-dappy l1th birthday to the
most wonderful boy on earth. Yours
always, LOUISE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Patty a nice
daughter and chauffeur. Love,
MOTHER and MAGGIE.
DEAR DAD AND NAN--Happy an
niversary. May you have many,
many, many, many, many, many,
more. Love, CHARLES, Jr.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUSTIN-A
swell boy. Love, THELMA.
LYDIA-Happy birthday. From
MOTHER, DADDY, GRACE and
ROBERT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MONTE the
best mother in the world. From
EILEEN, JOHN, JIM and PAT.
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Record Requests

MILT GRANT-Please dedicate
''Honeyeomb," Monday, at 6. for
Phyllis and Joe, Maggie and Jake,
Leonora and Dewey, Buck and
Diana.
DEAR MILT-Please play Loving
You" for Bob, a real special guy.
His Wisconsin gal, BEV.
MILF GRANT-Please play My
Special Angel" for Ronnie w.
MILT GRANT-Please play Happy,
Happy Birthday Baby" at pm,
Sept. Is. JOYCE and JUNIOR.
MILT-Please play Lasting Love"
and wonderful Wonderful" to
Maclzy E. From PATTY b.
MILT-Please dedicate "Honeycomb"
for Butch and Peggy and Mary,
and Lou and Richard.
MILT-Please play "Honeycomb" and
Lolita Lovin' for Jan. From her
o. A. o DAM
MILT-Please play $50 Long," Good
Luck, Good Bye" for Barbara, on
Sept. 16 BETTY.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate $50
Rare" for Jack r. From LII b.
DEAR MILT-Please play Happy,
Happy Birthday" by the Tune
Weavers, for Mrs. Gloria Rush, on
Mon, Sept 16, 1857. from her hus-
band, JOHNNIE RUSH.
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FOR SALE-Girl's blue winter coat,
$40; also, dresses and skirts, rea-
sonable: kittens free. EN-. 3-O5O9.
FOR SALE Formal, size a-1o. rufned,
full length, white; worn only for
graduation; $12. OIL. 5000.
SALE Girls winter coat. size II:
like new; fitted style; IS. LA. 6-O549.
CAR Radiator and brand
new brake shoes; will mt '41-48
Ford; best offer. JU. 9-9423.
GUITAR, Gibson electric, beautiful
cond.; SIS. Football shoes, size 10;
$3.50. JU. 9-9423.
TO ANN AND SALLY-We hope you
had fun on the boat. We did
BOB G. AND DON r.
FOR SALE - 28-in. boys bicycle,
$16.5O; girls roller skates, 50. Call
JU. 9-7552.
JIMMY B.-"Just Between You and
Me-" You're My One and Only
Love" and "That1l Be the Day"
when I say bye Bye Love-" NITA
s.
ENGLISH RACER, fully equipped: g.
speed shift, hand brakes, pump, tool
bag, back light; $3.50. LU. 2-l335.
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Denied Movie Dates

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
am 16 and date . certain IT,
year-Old boy more than anyone
else. My parents approve Of him
and say they trust us both. But
even though / am allowed to 60
TO indoor movies with him they
will not allow me to 60 to drive
in theater with him. Since all Of
our friends 60 to drive-ins,
think IL the folks really trusted
me they would allow ms to 60, too.
1 would like to know your opinion
Of drive-in dates. Thank you for
all the help l have received
through your column. Mother viii
be watching for your answer, too.
CORAL.
Dear Coral:
Each year when the weather
turns warm receive many letters
about drive-in theaters.
am well aware that drive-ins
are called passion pits" and var
ious other names by teen-agers-
and there is no doubt that, IL q
youngster wants to misbehave, IL Is
easier to get away with it at. q drive
in than at an indoor theater.
However, firmly believe that q
boy or girl who is really trust
worthy can be trusted equally as
well at a drive-in. church party or
school game. In other words, be-
lieve If parents trust their offspring
away from home at all, then q
drive-in theater should not be con-
sidered "out of bounds"
Once a girl and boy drive OF in
a car they can say they are attend
ing church meeting, for example,
and spend the evening parking If
they are so inclined. But when
wa SIT .iunss2 a ustiW
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MILF Please play Dream Boy" for
Pierre Eaton, who is leaving soon.
from SHARON, OLIVE, BOOTS,
and all Of us crazy mixed-up girls.
MILT- Please dedicate zone and
Only Love" and That Reminds
Me-" to Joe. THE GIRL IN ?. c.
Dedicate Rainbow" 10 the
red sheath dress. From West Va.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate I'm
Never Forgive You" by Alan Dale,
for Danny K. From JEEP and
CAROLE.
DEAR SAM Dedicate "Hey
Good Lookin' for Pierre Eaton.
Don't be gone too long, AN ADJ
MIRER.
DEAR DICK Please play There's
a Whole Lot Of Shaking Going on, !"
for Pierre. Wen miss him very
much. A few Of his fans.
DON DH4LARD-Please dedicate
@When l See You" to Carl s. and
Norma Jean H CUPID.
DON Please play "That'n
Be the Day." for Sally and Ann.
Cause That VIII he the Day"
when We get to NJ Buck. DON r.
and BOB G.
DON DILLARD-Please play Happy
Birthday Baby" to Dick, My One
and Only Love-" From his EVIL
Angel" REENEY.
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Kicker een-Aee Mail

Continued From Pose
feel guilty. love my ham and
want to stay special for him but
how can get him 70 be more
attentive--VIVIAN.
Dear Vivian:
1t seems to me you are in much
the same position as q golf widow
and that is not very happy situ-
alton for a single girl. I think it is
fine to have an interesting hobby.
But, If your ham" loves you and
wants to hold your affection per-
haps it will help if you suggest that
he better start tuning in" on your
wave length more often.
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Please dedicate Hula Love"
to Kenny, from Bev who's heart
goes Boom Boom" for him.
"PLAYTHING7
MILF Please ded. Teddy Bear" on
Monday for Ann. q real nice girl.
SKIP
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Diana"
and Homegrown" to Lawanna H.,
from INTERESTED EDWARD"
MILF Please dedicate Lolita Lovin'
and "It's You / Love- 10 Lewis c.,
from 10 ANNE.
DEAR MILF GRANT-Please ded.
I'll Never Forgive You.@ by Allen
Dale, to Norma r.
DEAR MILF Please play, I'm Never
Forgive You" for Karen and Gar
rett, Flo and Jackie, Joy and Tom
my. to Baron, from JOYCEl
MILT-Please play In the Middle
of an Island" for Phil, from his girl,
NICKI.
MILT-Please dedicate MY One and
Only Love" for Ralph X. Of River
dale Woods, from SOMEONE WHO
CARES
HI MILT-Please play TO the Aisle"
for Jeff on Thursday, from one who
likes him very much. GLENDA.
MILT GRANT-PleaSe play Dream
Boy" for Pierre Eaton, who Is a
dream boy. from the 'BOBBETTES.
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Miscellaneous

DANCE PARTY-Bethel I, I.OJD.,
Friday, Sept. 20, 24O7 MINI. ave. sc.
Music by 1.-THE Thunderbirds."
THE ALPHA BETA GAMMA CLUB
is holding an open social ON Friday,
September 20. 1857, at the Silver
Spring Armory, on Wayne and
Fenton sts., in Silver Spring. Mary
land. II Is from S:30-l2 pm. Adj
mission is soc. Music win be records
supplied by COUSINS EXTRA
ORDINARY"
FLEUR - Always remember while
You're Away" III 60 on Loving
YOU" more and more. Forever and
Forever" BAMBIE.
BOWANA-672 more days. then-you
know It. You are my True Love-"
Your little baby Love va"
SCOUT UNIFORMS. boys, size II;
shoes included. Girls. size IL. PERI.
cond.; bargain. RIA. $3.50.
TOM OGDEN-Will be home late
next week. See you then. Be good.
BILL.
FOR SALE-4e Pontiac: r. and h.,
good tires. good running condition.
OIL. 4-1l61.
CLARINET, Thibouville. Supreme
model. wooden. with music; 500.
JU. 5-2374.
TEENS-Friday nights informal mod
cling and milling around. will let
Penny the Penguin give you a free
coke at your own YOUNG COLONY
SHOP, opposite the Courthouse,
Rockville.
FOR SALE-Wood clarinet, practi-
cally new; bargain, SIS or best offer.
Phone FL. 1906.
ROBERTA TAUB-Your party was
great last night. I'm Sick and
Tired" Of telling you about my
birthday. III be Searching" for a
gift from you. SO don't be an Evil
Angel" and fail this time, or there
viii be Long Lonely Nights" for
me, so be . Little Princess" and
don't forget it. Your TEDDY
BEAR"
BACK TO SCHOOL! Whizzer motor
bike: excellent condition: 1854 mod
Ell; SIS. Call AP. 7-766s.
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FOR SALE Girls 26-in. bicycle:
good condition; sacrifice for quick
sale. Price, 50. Call SIP. 3-78l8.
PLEASE PLAY-"So Long" for Pierre
at WINK, wen miss him. JOAN,
BETTY, BARB. HELEN.
FOR SALE-Emerson transistor
radio, $13; wanted Miss Minerva
Books; male hamsters. for sale.
JE. 1896.
FOR SALE-Trumpet; Olds special
with case; little used; cost $3.50.
sell for 500. EN- 1924
FOR SALE-26-in. girls Dayton BIZ
cycle: excellent condition, basket
and light; best offer. Call OIL.
ARNOLD L.-Thanks for a wonder
full week end. enjoyed every min
ute Of 1t. JOY.
LOST-One boy by the name Of Bill
H.. II found please return to
CLAUDIA l..
FOR sALE-1954 Cushman Eagle,
recently overhauled, motorcycle
seat, windshield. saddlebags, dual
pipes, extra tires. runs like a
dream. $50. Call RICK, OF.
STAMP COLLECTORs-want to
trade duplicates Of u. s. and for
eign stamps, FDCs, u. s. 19th-cen-
tury covers, etc. Write CHARLES
l.. TRIGGER. Free Lance-Star,
Fredericksburg, Va.
so LONG TO Sam, Jerry, Dave Lee,
Clinton, Ronnie, Tommy. Buddy
Bea, Carol. Ellen. Carolin and es-
pecially Mimi. III miss you all at
Randolph-Macon. Thanks for the
swell surprise party. MIKE c.
SALE-SheIby de luxe 26-in. bike.
Just painted and overhauled:
matched golf clubs, 2 woods, 5
irons and bag: best offers. Call
STAN, EN-. 3-8911.
ROBERTA-It's been q wonderful
eight months. Best wishes to my
favorite cheerleader on her 18th
birthday. Love, ERNIE.
HEY TEENS!-Like kittens? Have
two, 8 wks. old and one, months
old. One Is part Maltese. Call
DONNA, at 10. 5-1666
90" LIONEL TRAIN SET, 2 engines,
twin control transformer; lots Of
track, switches, cars, accessories;
good condition. SIS. 10. 9-3406.
FOR SALE-Girls white shoe ice
skates; size 5; very good cond.;
S4e5. Call OIL. 6-7O2O
MAJORETTE BOOTS, white. size III,
"a: hardly used IS boots. Call
EDYTHE, DU. S-e350.
FOR SALE-26-in. boys bicycle: very
good condition. Call AP. 7-295T
any day after pm.
SALE Black leather cycle jacket.
size 42-46: perfect condition; cost
$50; sell SIS. JE. 2-O030.
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parents know they can trust q
youngster. they don't have that
worry. So. as you can see. it all
depends on the behavior and trust
worthiness of the individual boy and
girl-and whether or not their par
rents really trust them.
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Rival Has Convertible

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
There is a girl in my neighbOr-
hood whom ] like very much and
think she also likes me. How
ever, there's another boy, Teddy,
who has q new convertible and
plenty Of money which / do mot
have. This girl goes out with
him much more often than she
does with me and I'm sure il Il
because of his money. This
makes me mad with him because
he used to be a very good friend
of mine. Please tell me what you
s think should do.-DTCK l..
Dear Dick:
Just for moment, put yourself
in Teddy's position. II the situa-
ton was reversed and you had q
new car, money in your pocket and
liked a girl who was dating (but
not going steady with a friend Of
yours wouldn't you go out with her
If you could?
Actually. if this girl is going out
with Teddy just because Of his car
and money. doubt that she is a
very sincere person. So think it
is the girl. not the boy, you should
blame for your difficulties.
know how great" the material
things Teddy has to offer q girl
must seem to you. But I also know
Of several similar cases where such
things did not help boys to win the
particular girls they wanted.
My advice is this. Dick. Don't
try to compete with Teddy for the
girls affections on a material level.
Make up your mind to be such .
keen and interesting date she will
like you for yourself-not for what
you have. Good luck!
This column is conducted for
teen-agers. Letters can be an
swered through the column only
las soon as time and space per-
init. Write your problem 10 Dor
Othy Kicker in care Of TEEN.
The Washington Star, Washings
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Teens Wanting Jobs

TEEN-AGER, no experience, wants
Saturday work. Call THERESA,
WO. 6-9026.
n. s. SOPH., would like work after
school, in Langley Park. Cali HE.
4-l815. after 4:30.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE Wednesday for Sunday following Ads received
late viii appear following Sunday.
additional line You figure
yourself. Allow line
address and
telephone number then send ad plus TEEN
ADS The Sunday Star Washington D. c
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
Church School will begin at 10
am. with G. Francis Downes, sup
erintendent, in charge. The eleven
o'clock worship service, usually
conducted by the Rev. Guy H.
McWilliams, pastor, will be in
charge of the Eppley Sisters, a
gospel quintette, from York, Pa.
The program will be a gospel,
spiritual one, and will feature
vocal selections, soprano and alto
solos, and numbers on nine differ
ent musical instruments. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
this event and is urged to come
early.-Today's Meditation: Take
the words of Jesus into your
mind, Il am the door" Those
great words have many meanings.
But one meaning is that through
following Christ, we go through
Him who is the door into the
riches of companionship and ser
vice. The Devotional Reading for
Today: So Jesus again said to
them, Truly, truly, 1 say to you,
1 am the door of the sheep. All
who come before me are thieves
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01
I.eipSic

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graber of
Philadelphia spent Monday with
Mrs. Graber's mother. Mrs, Annie
Handsberry and also Mrs. Will
liam Maclary.
Mrs. John Mozick and children
Barbara and Tony, spent several
days last week at White Crystal
Beach.
DR.. Clarence Rawley of Girls
field, Md, spent the weekend with
his brother, Mr.. William Rawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and
family attended the Jones family
reunion at White Crystal on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maclary
and Mrs. Annie Handsberry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pepper and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lindale and family at
FELTON, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McNatt
and son Gene, of Dover, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Voshell and children
of Smyrna called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Voshell Sunday and on
Monday Mrs. Frank Meredith of
FELTON, visited Mrs. Voshell.
Mrs. George Wright of Yorklyn
and Miss Peggy Price of Runson,
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

and robbers; but the sheep did
not heed them. I am the door; if
any one enters by me, he will be
saved, and will go in and out
and find pasture. John 10: 7-s.
Items-A new arrival at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kelley, a son, Larry Maxwell,
weighing s pounds, IL ounces,
born July %. at Kent General
Hospital.-A father-son birthday
celebration for Amos Mast, who
observed his birthday on July "a,
and son, Paul, observing his natal
day on Sunday, July H.-Your
correspondent has been given five
special passes to Madison Square
Garden to hear Billy Graham dur
ing his Crusade for Christ. Any
interested person may have same
by calling for them at the News
stand.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Morris are saddened by the loss
of their little dog ''Bootie"r who
was sixteen years old in April
A birthday for Tommy Sammons,
who was eleven years old on Sun
day, July 2S.-"Uncle Bob" Day
was down from Wilmington re-
Gently making the rounds among
his many friends.-At this writ
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

ing. Robert Comegys, who was
seriously injured on Saturday,
when struck by car, is reported
to be much better" and contin-
ued improvement is to be expect
ed.-Mrs. Dawson Arts, from
Wilmington, was the weekend
guest of Mrs. Lulu Waller.-Mrs.
Emma Sillitoe, from Wilmington,
was a guest on the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moore.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Purdy, and daughter,
Mrs. Lee Mahan, with children,
Jimmie, Betsy, Bobby, Johnnie
and Lee, all from Wilmington,
were the Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Norman
Charles Mast is visiting Russ Full
ton in Newport. On Monday ev-
ening they attended a concert at
the Robin Hood Dell in Philadel-
phia, where Isaac Stern, one of
the important violinists of the
day, helped bring the season to
a close. A banner crowd was in
attendance at an all-time high
since the Fairmount Park amphi-
theater was opened in 1930.-Mr.
and Mrs. Norman T. Reds" Ev-
erett, recently wed, are occupy
ing the Attix apartment on Clay
ton Ave.--Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hill were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Baynard Harper and
family, near Washington, d. G.
The weakly wit: We note how
some of our localities speak with
such authority on the Farm Prob
lem, and won't even weed their
own garden.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01
MARYDEL

Mrs. James RodimaA d
daughters returned home last
week after two weeks visit with
her family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kromka, and brother Floyd, of
Collegeville, Pa.
Miss Judith Adams of College
vile, Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rodimak and daugh-
ters.
Mrs. Frank Boys and children
of Bridgeville, Del, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mccarthy of Whining
ton were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt.
Mrs. Hattie Knotts is spending
this week in Wilmington with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Mccarthy
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Butts en-
joyed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
U. L. Harman at their cottage in
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Leroy Cameron and Susan
will leave on Saturday, Aug. 3
for a vacation with her husband
in Fisherville, Va.
Mr.. H. K. Shuts attended the
Soil Conservation convention in
Bel Air, Md. Friday and Satur-
day of last week.
Leslie State, John Shuts and
Charles Habicht are enjoying this
week at Camp Rodney, North
east, Md, They are members of
Boy Scout Troop 263 of Colds
boro.
Mrs. Howard Bickling, Jr. was
in Baltimore on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Logan left
on Thursday for a trip through
the New England States and
Canada. They will visit friends in
Pittsfeld, Mass. and Topsham,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer visit
ed Mrs. Margaret Sylvester in
Saini Hospital, Baltimore on Sun
day. 1t is reported she is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Harry Starkey is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Logan and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt called
on Mr.. and Mrs Medford Starkey,
Sudlersville, Md, on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Heather
and Miss Janet Heather will
spend a few days next week in
Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Whit
marsh of Elmhurst, Long Island
and Mrs. John Cook and children
Virginia, Judy and Stuart, Of
Patchogue, Long Island, were
weekend guests of their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T. e
Heather Miss Judy Cook will
spend a few weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Heather.
Eddie Luton, youngest son Of
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lutton, cele-
brated his birthday July 31st.
The Cub Scouts of Marydel
Pack win have a booth at Mary
del carnival and will sell cookie
cutters to reimburse their trea-
sury.
The next Pack meeting of the
Marydel Cub Scouts will be held
in Hartly on August 20 at s pm.
Den No. 1 of Marydel had the
most relatives and friends present
at the July meeting and will have
the honor of presenting the colors
at the August meeting.
Mrs. t. E. Heather, Mrs. L. A.
Coyell, Mrs. William Tarbert and
Mrs. Henrik Magness will visit
Longwood Gardens and enjoy the
play "Kismet" at the open air
theatre on Thursday Ctonight).
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Myers spent
Monday to Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. t. B. Douglas, of Read
ing, Pa.
Mrs. L. A. Covell enjoyed FRI
day with Mrs. Ann Uric of Re
hoboth Beach. Mrs. Uric enter
tanned Mrs. Covell, Miss Louise
Dennison of Goldsboro and a
group Of ladies who graduated
together from Maryland State
Teachers College.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Covell en-
joyed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Erdner of Woodbury., N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Meredith
and Mrs. Irwin State visited Mrs.
Charles Shewbrook in Delaware
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

Hospital, Wilmington, on Sunday.
Mrs. Shewbrook underwent
surgery last Friday. At this
writing her condition is still SER
ious.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

N. J.. called on Mrs. John Slaugh-
ter Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold CarroH
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

of Silver Springs. Md, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Jones
Sr., Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-01

WHAT A VALUED The big things
you want in a car cost far less in this
Mercury Monterey than in any other
car in its field. For example, you'd
have to pay over $3.50 more to match
The Big Ms standard 255 horsepower
in any competitive car. You'd have to
The Glacier reporter., 1957-11-14
INVITATION FOR e,os

Sealed bids will bc received by tho
Board of Trustees, School District No
., Glacier County Browning. Montana
at the office of the Superintendent OF
Schools, until pm. of December 4
1857, and then publicly opened and
read. for the construction Of:
J. Addition to browning Elementary
School.
2 Alterations to the Browning Junior
High School.
; Classroom and Gymnasium Add
ton to the Browning High School.
all according to plans and specifications
prepared by Knight and van Teylingen
Architects and Engineers
Separate bids will be received for
]. General contract
2. Mechanical contract
J Electrical contract
Copies OF said plans and specifica
tiOns may be obtained at the office OF
the Architects. il3, Medical Arts Build
ding, Great Falls, Montana. upon de
post Of $500
Upon prompt return In good condi
iion OF said plans and specifications
bidders onc.half of said deposit.
Each bid shall be accompanied by ;
certified check. cashiers check or bic
bond In an amount not less than
per cent of the bid plus any alternates
and each bidder shall expressly coven
ant that if awarded the contract the
bidder will. within 10 days after re
ceiving written notification Of tn,
award. enter into a formal contract
and within IS days thereafter give ;
good and sufficient bond to secure tn,
terms and conditions of the contract
otherwise the bidder will pay unto tn,
owner the difference In money between