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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
Bethel News

Terry and Buddy of States.
vile were weekend guests Of
Mrs. }. f.. Long.
j. II. Stanley of Clarendon
was a guest al Bethel Church,
Church School and MORNING
Worship Service SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Richard
son and Sara. of Shiloh were
recent visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
{. G.. Carlisle and Beverly.
Mrs. Willie Collins has re-
turned home after being a pat
tent at Loris Community Hos
pital.
Mrs. Victor FraIcy and chill
drcn of Florence. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gore.
Charles Ward, Casper Gan
us. Lloyd HinSon and Willie
Anderson enjoyed fishing and
Il fish fry at Black River Tues
day.
Thurman Gore of Whining
ton visited MIR. and Mrs. J. d.
liInSun Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell Strict1-
land and MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd
tilu$"n CnJo, cd fishing al
C1IabaSh and Twin Lakes
Thursday. They had lunch at
C1labaSh Restaurant.
Sen II unt. of Charlotte,
spent the weekend with Mr..
ana Mrs. Lloyd HinSon, Rom
aid and Elaine.
Mrs. Roy Shaw of Hamlet
returned home Sunday With
her husband after visiting Mr
and Mrs. W. {. Lewis. Billy
and Daphne, for q few DAYS.
Attending the Gore Reunion
at the old home of isaac Gore
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Long and Gayle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shack Puffkin Of Tabor
CITY, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Will
Hams. Ncliisa and Amelia Of
southport, Mir. and Mrs. Mai
com Stephens and Mark Of
Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Duncan
and Mrs. Bcnnic Duncan ac-
CompaniCd Linda DunCon TO
ECC Grccnvlllc, Sunday to as
sumo Summer Studies. Mrs.
John Long and David Ward
accompanied Gayle Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Gore ac-
CompaniCd Linda Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al ShcaiCy and
Pam Of Charleston, s. c. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Pyles.
Jeannic and Jay Lynn Of West
Palm Beach. Fla. visited the
John Longs Saturday.
Attending the n. G. Annual
Conference of the Methodist
Church is Rev. w C. Lewis.
The Conference is being held
at Jarvis Memorial Methodist
Church in GrcCnvillc.
Visiting the w. G. LCwis's
Saturday evening were Mrs.
Elton Richardson and Sara.
Mr. and Mrs. Ro2icr Black
man, Mrs. Josie Blackman and
Diana BlaCkman of Shiloh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19
Six Members Of
FLA. Chosen

Six Columbus County band
members have been chosen 20
participate in the Future
Farmers or America cOnvcn-
ton at Raleigh next week.
Elroy SuegS, W no PLAYS
French horn for Guidcway
High. John Campbell. who
plays trumpet for Hallsboro
High, and five boys from Ma
kina; Keith Gore. BARITONE.
Tommy Gore. trombone. David
Gore, trumpet, Rex Gore. trum-
pet. and Emory Neil Smith,
drums.
Perry Watson Of N. c. State
college will direct
Members of the +. f. a.
|only, arc eligible to compete
for qualification.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

III. \. +. RalIy was held Thurs
day night at HallSboro Mcthn-
dist Church.
Those attending were Rev.
w. {. Lewis, of Bethel MCtho-
dist Church. Mrs. Margaret
Bomar and Mrs. Mildred Ward.
Youth Councillors, Milton and
David Ward, Billy and Dcphuc
Lewis, Carolyn Duncan, Ron
aid HinSon, Betty Ruth Gore.
Gaynellc Powell; also John
Bomar, Bernard Vcronnc. Rita
johnson and Dianna Cox.
The local M. Y. +. won the
banner and Billy Lewis. son
of Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Lewis
was elected president.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Ward
and Mrs. Lonia Fowler left
Saturday To visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Fowler and Brad Of Bed
ford, Va. for a few days.
ConGratlllation To- MIR. and
Mrs. Alden HcmminGway of
Durham, daughter born Sun
day, June Is. Mrs. Hcmming-
wa yis the former Patsy Ward
of this community.
Mrs. Rachel Ward is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Gdnus of
Nakina for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton HinS0n
and Jeff of Winchester. Va. is
visiting relatives in this area
for sometime.
Kent GurGanus has returned
home from James Walker
Memorial Hospital in Wnm-
ington. He was surgical pati-
ent there for several days. At
this writing he is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. HinSun
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. jennings r. -.
Gary and Adrianna of Shall
/ lOttC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Curric
Donna and Ginger of Charlotte
were weekend guests of NJ.
and Mrs. {. w. Todd, B2rry.
MazZiC and Kim.
I Mrs. Mitchell Strickland and
Kent and Miss Cynthia Stan
Icy Of Clarendon visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd TIinSon. Ben.
Ronald and Elaine Sunday.
Happy Wedding Anniversary
To Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Carlisle.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
HlnSon recently were MIR. and
Mrs. Foy Fowler of Tabor CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trcst and
Roy, Jr.. of ShaIiottC. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolton Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron McLamb of Sinai
lotto and James McLamb IF
Ash.
Inc following were Fathers
Day dinner guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. w. Willie Anderson. Mrs.
DorCtha Cox and Dianna. MI.
and Mrs. John ID. Jordan,
Pauline, Chris, Carlton. and
Pauline and PUnky Gunthia If
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
ton Ross, Sandra, Hank of
EllzabCthtOwn, Mrs. w a q g
Fairfax. Nancy and Jimmy ur
Cerr0 Gordo. MIR. and Ms.
RhonC Anderson. Tommy and
Rcxannc of WhitcviilC, MIR.
and Mrs. Jack Anderson of
WinstCn-SalCm, M. and Mrs.
Lloyd HinSOn, Ben Hunt. Ron
aid and Elaine.
Rev. and Mrs. Foster Roy
nolds of Andrews, S. c.. Mrs.
RcSsic Hinson. Mrs. Eta Hin
son. MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Hin
son and Elaine enjoyed a Sea-
food Supper al the home of
MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. fIinSon
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long.
Terry Wayne, and frankie cf
Clarendon were visiting here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Long,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. j. T.. Mills
attended the Grand Chaptsr
of the Eastern Star, at Fay
|cttcvilic. Entertainment con-
sisted of a banquet WHICH was;
held at the Methodist College
at Fayetteville and tour Of
Fort Bragg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

es the World Bank has already
done vast amounts of good and
is destined TO accomplish more.
Gould such an instrument, .
he asks. "one day convince
even the Communists that
charity is the common dusty
of US all? Could il persuade
even the widest of the true
blue senators that the world is
not irrcparably split in hosti-
lily? Could il bring new de-
ccncy and dignity to the Hud-
dcrsfield road? Could il really
work? Would il really last? /
like to think it might"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-06-19

Count your blessings and
Sault-finding will fade away.
People who fish for COM
pliments usually have a big
inc,
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
MARGARET'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Margaret Bishop, Owner

Margaret's Beauty Shop is To-
Gated at 1O2 w. Main in Cut
Bank. They specialize in perma-
nent waving, hair styling and a
complete beauty service. You'll
appreciate their personalized
service. Phone 938-4492 for an ap-
pointment.
You not only feel at home in
this attractive and refined beauty
salon but the work here is SO sat
isfactory that once you visit this
establishment your return is as
sured. You'll want to become a
regular patron of Margarets
Beauty Shop.
Carolyn Dixson, the hair styl-
ist at this salon has made a close
study of hair types. She is well
able to advise in these matters,
realizing that each individual
type must be met in the styling
and dressing of hair. They style
your hair as best suits your type,
the contour of your face and your
personality. They give you the
the style you prefer.
No where will you find service
better qualified to apply all the
touches of feminine attractive
ness than Margaret's Beauty
Shop. Cut Bank. Call them today.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
Dustin Lohof, Manager

The special attention of our
readers is called to the services
provided by the Cut Bank Flying
Service, located at the airport
in Cut Bank.
Aerial crop busting and spray
ing is rapidly becoming more and
more important 10 ranchers
everywhere. A sudden plague of
harmful insects can be quickly
and easily destroyed by an air
plane. II makes no difference if
the field is muddy, heavily wood
ed or criss-crossed by streams
and bitches. In just a few min
utes an airplane can effectively
cover a large area that would
take days to cover with old meth
ods. You are cordially invited to
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
CUT BANK FLYING SERVICE
Bob Lohof, Owner

call 938.2392 for information or
free estimates.
CThis firm also renders a serv-
ice for seeding and fertilizing)
In this review issue we highly
recommend you investigate the
many advantages of aerial crop
busting and spraying by writing
or calling the Cut Bank Flying
Service in Cut Bank.
some of the fine services pro-
yided by this company are air
plane repair and service, a char
ter service to fly you anywhere
on short notice or ambulance
service in an emergency. If you
would like to learn to fly they
have expert instructors and les,
sons at nominal cost.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

To be successful, a merchant
must give the people what they
want when they want it. This has
been the widespread reputation
that the Service Supply in Cut
Bank has gained among the peo-
pie of this and surrounding COM
munities. They are completely re-
liable and handle the popular
Allis-Chalmers and Minneapolis
Moline line of farm machinery.
Their stock is complete in all
seasons of the year, and you may
drop in at their showroom and
look over their equipment. 1t
will be to your advantage to see
these implements before purchas-
ing, for it is a well known fact
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
REDS WEST END SERVICE
Red" StUrm, Dealer

This first class station is To-
Gated on West Main in Cut Bank
where they will wash, lubricate,
oil change, and fill your car up
with the best in gasoline, Phil
lips 66 gasoline.
There is more to lubricating
a car than appears on the sur
face. Sometimes certain lubrica-
ton points are almost hidden
from view by dirt or placed in
a difficult position to reach.
When you have your car lubed
you want to be sure that you get
a complete job and that all those
points to be creased are found.
There is one way you are sure
to get a good job and that is to
take your car to a dependable
station. Reds West End Service
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

The Farmers Trading Company
is located on East Railroad in Cut
Bank. Phone 938-2781. They deal
in grains of all kinds.
This is one of the fine inStitu-
tions of this community. They
are interested in promoting the
welfare of the citizens of their
community and have done their
part toward the development of
the territory in general.
At the Farmers Trading Co.
you can depend upon the best
market price for your grain, just
weight and excellent treatment.
BY adhering to these basic prin-
ciples they have increased their
business greatly. This concern
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
GLACIER MOTOR SALES & SERVICE
Joe Nsnini Herb omsbers Nick unssr

When in the market for farm
implements, be sure and see this
we'll known firm, located on West
Main in Cut Bank, phone 938-
2O42.
The Glacier Motor Sales and
Service features the famous
Oliver and Case farm machinery
which has stood the test of years
of rugged usage and has proven
satisfactory in every phase to the
ranchers in this area.
To be efficient, a piece of farm
machinery must be built to stand
the rough use necessarily in
volved in the working of farm
lands. This fine company also
features a complete parts and
repair department so that when
your equipment needs overhaul
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
Town And Country Review
All Copy In This Section Prepared By Dennis Kasum
THE BANK OF GLACIER COUNTY
George WsaeoneT. Presidenl

The Bank Of Glacier County
Is located at % f. Main in Cut
Bank Phone 938- 2265.
4 strong bank instiIls conf
de1ce in a community. This bank
not only Is able but willing to
care for every reasonable need
OF It's customers
Our readers will find this
bank a friendly bank. providing
all the facilities OF a city bank.
together with a personal interest
in each and every customer. Be
prepared 10 take advantage Of
this opportunity by depOsiting a
reserve in this strong bank. When
you are contemplating making an
investment OF any kind. it is a
safe plan 10 consult the officers
OF this bank before YOU make the
investment
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

needs.
The management of Farmers
Union Coop Assn. has always
been interested in the growth
and development of the agricul-
tur2l districts and believes in
giving the farmer a square deal
in every transaction regardless
Of the size Of the order. In max
ing this review of the reliable
business firms of our trade terri
:Ory we wish to take this Oppor-
tunity TO recommend the Farm
ers Union Coop Assn. to our
r. 2ders and to say that nowhere
will you find such high quality
gasoline. oils and lubricants Of
fered with such good service.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

ing as all machinery must at var
ious times, they can give you the
best service in the shortest time
at the least possible expense to
you.
They are also distributors for
the Wade Rain irrigation equip
ment and the Gould water Sys-
TENS.
Be sure and contact the Gla-
cier Motor Sales & Service first
when in the market for any type
of farm equipment. Just phone
s38. .2042 for information or stop
in at the store the next time you
are in Cut Bank and let one of
these experienced men show you
the advantages of using Oliver
or Case equipment to put your
farm on a really paying basis.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

Complete tire. tube and recap
ping service headquarters at 7
1st NV. in Cut Bank, phone 939-
4351.
Smoothly wCrl tires are eX-
ceedingly dangerous and no mo-
torist should continue 10 use
them, endangering his own life
and that of others who may be
in his path when skidding takes
place.
By actual experience, motor
lists know that they can save con-
siderable on tire expenses by
having smooth, worn, tires re-
capped, restoring them to new
life and use and making them
safe On street and highway.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
FARMERS UNION COOP. ASSOCIATION

The Farmers Union Coop Assn
Is located in Cut Bank at 3l8 E
Railroad Phone 938 453l
The Farmers Union Coop
Assn Is well known among our
readers as one of the leading Gil
companies in this vicinity
They maintain trucks which
cover a large territory making
deliveries each dav Our farm
readers will appreciate the serv-
ice rendered by them Just phone
your gas or oil orders in to the
office and their tark truck will
call and supply your needs
Il makes no difference If il IS
for the auto. truck or tractor you
will find they have the most
economical fuel TO suit your
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
ROSS RADIO AND
TELEvISION SERVICE
William Ross, Owner

Ross Radio & TV is located at
25 w. Main in Cut Bank Phone
938-2722. They specialize in serv-
icing all makes of television sets.
Sooner or later everyone's TV
needs s"me repair or a replace
ment OF broken or worn out parts.
Perhaps you have just such a
T-V set in your home. Take your
T-V set to Ross Radio G. TV and
let this experienced man repair
it. This competent T-V man has
had years of study and can To-
cate a TVS ailment rapidly. Take
no chances by attempting to re-
pair your own T-V set when you
know little of the delicate parts
within.
In this 1868 Town and Country
Review, we highly recommend
this T-V Repair shop to all our
readers. We urge you to let them
solve all your T-V problems, and
you will be sure to be pleased
with the work they do.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

where in the world. 49,
This 1868 Town and country
Review recommends this dealer
in Cut Bank for all automoDlIe
repair work. The phone numoer
is 938-226l.
Perry Motors has a compre-
hensive stock of used cars that
have been traded in on new 1904
Fords. Every used car has oeen
gone over and you can buy with
confidence here. Be sure to see
their selection of used cars be-
fore trading. They will pay you
the highest prices for your used
car on the purchase of a new
Ford or Mercury See Perry Mo-
tors at 100 w. Main in Cut Bank
without delay. They are known
for good deals and square deal
ing.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

A great deal Of credit is due
the efficient officers and direc,
tors OF the Bank of Glacier Coun.
ty who have done their best to.
ward the developing of the agri.
cultural and other interests OF
the community.
The officers and directors OF
this bank are fine. public spirited
men who believe in this commu-
nifty and they feel that there are
always better days ahead for the
energetic farmer or rancher who
works with a plan backed by
sound judgment and reasoning
We are pleased 20 recommend TO
our readers this bank in Cut
Bank Here you can bank by
mail at your convenience if you
like They are a member of the
FDIC.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

in Cut Bank is just such sta
ton.
Of interest to our readers is
the fact that Reds new modern
station in Cut Bank is in the
process of being built at 101 E.
Main and Red cordially invites
you to become a sidewalk super
intendent and be in on S100 in
prizes to be given away at the
grand opening. For details see
the sidewalk superintendent
board at the building site or in
quire at the station.
Know you are getting proper
fabrication and the best in petro-
leum products and stop in at this
popular station in Cut Bank. We
recommend them in this 1868
Town and Country Review.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

Sand and gravel is the business
of Frenchy's Sad & Gravel, To-
Gated at 20 Attn Ave. SW., in Cut
Bank, phone 933-458l. They are
fully equipped and qualified to
serve you in all your sand and
gravel needs. -
This experienced sand and
gravel company is known in this
section for a reputation of hon
esty ard reliability. You can de.
pend o. them to furnish you ma
terials of the highest quality. The
materials you buy from them will
meet the most rigid spectfica-
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
SERVICE SUPPLY co.
Ford Hughes George Hughes

that this firm can save you mon
ey on new machinery and parts.
A standard policy of fair treat
ment in all dealings, has built a
reputation among the farmers
that is to be envied. In this Re
view we wish to compliment the
Service Supply located on West
Railroad in Cut Bank for giving
such satisfactory service to the
farmers of this community. For
a complete stock of replacement
parts, timely service in case of
breakdown and excellent service
be sure to phone 938-2061 in Cut
Bank. We feel it our duty in this
Town & Country Review to give
them extended mention.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

Perry Motors is your Ford,
Mercury and Ford truck dealer
in Cut Bank. The beautiful 1864
Ford is the car you've been look
ing for! Never before has a sin
gle car been able to give you so
much in style, beauty, economy,
service, and smoothnesS of Oper
alton. 1t is on display now.
This fine garage is also head
quarters in Cut Bank for all auto
repair work They give each job
individual attention and the me-
chanicS here will give your car
as much care as if it were their
own. Their policy has been to
make fair repair charges so that
you will want to return. The body
and fender man at this garage
is a real expert at his job and
you cannot get better work any
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
MoREEN-MURPHY MOTORS
Jack Moreen
Jack Murphy

Jack Moreen Jack Murphy
For service and seasonable price
these cars continue to reign su-
preme.
Here also you can see the new
Jeep vehicles. the machine that
the people of our area have found
to be an almost indispensable
necessity in carrying on their
work and pleasure
The Moreen Murphy Motors
also maintains a garage to service
all makes of cars. You will find
that this firm is able to render
complete service on your auto
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
RECREATION CENTER BOWLING
"Muqqs" HiIIiUs, Owner

When you feel the need of
exercise or recreation the Recre-
alton Center is the place to go.
It is located at "a S. Central
Ave. in Cut Bank. Bowling is
so popular now that men, wOm-
en- and children alike are finding
this an enjoyable paStime 1t not
only is fun and entertaining, but
good exercise as we'll. 1t loosens
up your muscles and makes you
feel young again. If you are in
experienced don't feel embar-
rassed because many people are
now learning and you will find
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

way of public business, residenc-
es-in fact-in all kinds of build
ingS. They have been a great
aid to the advancement and mod
ernization of the community.
Plans, inspection and price eSti-
mates are given free to all those
who desire them.
We, in this Town and Country
Review wish to recommend this
fine company to you and we be,
lieve that you will be pleased
with them the next time you need
expert heating advice.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
FRENciY'S SAND & GRAVEL
Ed. ]. & Hazel c. FsUque

tions of the building industry.
When you are in the market
for sand and gravel of the high
est quality be sure to call
Frenchy's Sand and Gravel in
Cut Bank. Their delivery equip
ment is kept in good condition
and you can depend on them to
have the material you need on
the Job when you are ready for
IL. Remember, the telephone
number is 93s-458l. This review
issue is happy to recommend this
firm in Cut Bank.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
OK RUBBER WELDERS
Tonx Kovateh. Owner

There are various types of re-
Gaping service but the wise mo-
tOrist has this work done where
it can be handled with the prop
er equipment and skilled work
men. This type of service is fur
nished by the OK Rubber Weld
ers in Cut Bank, who by reason
of their honest, high class work
are witnessing a steady growth
in their business.
This company in Cut Bank is
your dealer for B. F. Goodrich
tires. They can save you money
on new tires, winter or snow tires,
or recap service on auto, truck
or tractor tires.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
CUT BANK BUILDING SERVICE
Robert w. Stack, President

The Cut Bank Building Serv-
ice. located on Z. Railroad in
Cut Bank. are suppliers Of a com
plete line Of lumber. building
supplies and builders hardware,
The phone number Is s33-2293.
They have one OF the largest
displays OF lighting fixtures 10
be seen anywhere in our area.
Lighting fixtures for every home
and every room
This firm has been an imPOr-
ta1t factor in the expansion,
growth and development of this
area. and the policy Of this firm
has always been a determination
10 supply the highest grade of
lumber and building materials al
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
J. c. PENNEY COMPANY
Floyd Ray. Manager

Located at IIO z Main. IS
headquarters for shoppers in Cut
Bank Here you will find all your
shopping needs fulfilled They
carry a mos; complete lire of
mems. women's and childre1's ap-
parel. dry goods. jewelry. shoes,
hosiery. and many other articles.
In every department you will
find at your convenience a com
petent clerk who can helpfully
assist you in making your selec-
tiOnS
You will find that you can do
no better than al J C. Penney
Company in Cut Bank Here they
offer you quality merchandise
for a reasonable price. They are
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
VETERANS COUNTRY CLUB
Wes Parker, Manager

ing will make an evening quite
so complete as being in a club
that has a coy atmosphere and
renders good table service. Vet
Grams Country Club welcomes
parties and is always glad to re-
serve tables for you when called
in advance. Phone 938-419l for
reservations.
The management of Veterans
Country Club realizes what pa
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10

a reasonable price. They also
have a complete picture framing
service with a choice of over 60
styles of framing material and
also using a nOn-glare glass, for
the artists in our area This fine
service can bring out the best
In your paintings.
In this Review, We are pleased
TO assure our readers that al the
hands of this firm, they will re-
ceive the best of service, and
they extend a personal invitation
10 the people of this section TO
call at their office at any time
to discuss proposed building
plans.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
CUT BANK SHEET METAL WORKS

trade. When it comes to installa.
tion of heating equipment, you
can't do any better than to place
the matter in their competent
hands This company is the au-
thorized dealer for Lenox heat.
ing and air conditioning for this
area. For all kinds of heating be
it gas, oil or electric the Cut
Bank Sheet Metal has the an
swer to your problem with the
finest in LenOx equipment.
They have filled many con-
tracts over this section in the