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Evening star., 1933-01-05
Attorney Wipes Out Fear of
Shortage by Paying Off
Entire Balance.
WAL TER JOHNSON AMONG
LAST-MINUTE DONORS
Fund Of $10,247 to Be Admins.
tered Without Charge r.
Welfare Groups.

final surge of generosity by SYM
|pathetic citizens of Washington today
wiped out the deficit in The Stars
Cfxastmas Opportunity Fund for relief
fo6 score of stricken homes and brought
definite assurance Of happy new year
% 18 needy children and 81 grown-ups
VINO faced destitution.
Yesterdays emergency appeal for aid
IN oftsetting an unexpected shortage.
que to unavoidable cancellation of one
substantial gift, produced immediate
ana Whole-hearted response.
one OF the first checks to be received
came from Walter johnson, Americas
base ball idol Many other smaller do
nations poured into the cashiers once
day.
Lawyer Donates Balance.
When the gifts had reached a total
oI 500, there came a telephone mes
sage from a prominent LAWYER vino
WlSned TO contribute whatever balance
remained. Some hasty figuring ensued.
ana he was informed that S267 .76 would
90 the trick. His check for that amount
was received by messenger a short while
.tn; aaser; 10 oe credited as the gift of
Buster, Betty and jeanne"
The grand total Of cash now in the
nands OF The Stars cashier is SIO-
247.20 To this sum should be added
pledged balances of 1920 in instalment
pan gifts arranged in two cases and
Sl5O appropriated by the George Bald
WIN mccoy Unit, American Women's
Legion, for one family, to be adnoiu
lstered by the unit. The additional
sums will bring the relief fund to its
goal of $10,71720.
No Csst for Administration.
Every cent of this money will be
used for actual relief, in accordance
with pledge made by The Star to the
contributors. The money will be ad-
ministered wisely and efficiently BY
trained social workers whose services
have been volunteered by the Associated
Charities, Salvation Army, American
Legion, United Hebrew Relief Society
and Catholic Charities. There will be
no cost for administration of the fund.
The unforeseen deficit that arose to
prevent the fund from going over the
top yesterday resulted from failure Of
bank in Western city, on which q
check for S424 had been drawn by q
woman contributor just a week before
the bank closed. The check reached the
Western city two days too late for 1t
to be honored.
City's Liberality Praised.
The Star wishes to take this means
of thanking the thousands d liberal
citizens who have made possible the
raising, in times such as these and in
so short time, of so large sum for
charity 1t is another demonstration
of the WelI-known fact that Washing
ton really "haS a heart"
The following additional contributions
are acknowledged:
Evening star., 1933-01-05
Glenmont Citizens Elect.

GLENMONT, Md, January (Spe-
ciaD Donald McA. Bowie, sr., was
elected president of the Glenmont Gen.
ter Civic Association last night at a
meeting in the school
Other officers elected are Richard C.
Birney. Arthur L. Smith, Leo L. Graeves
and William D. Buck, vice presidents
for the Aften, Lay Hill, Glenmont and
Wheaton districts, respectively; Don
aid McA. Bowie, jr.. secretary. and
Charles r. Smith, treasurer.
Evening star., 1933-01-05

A THOUGH the table" was piled
" with victuals and the host
a ready the Washington Animal
1 L Rescue Leagues annual dinner
today for hungry horses was,
figuratively speaking, all dressed up and
no place to go, because the invited
guests failed to arrive on time.
The league officials had prepared
tasty dinner of hay, cats and dessert
of corn, oats ard molasses for some 60
horses whose gaunt frames spoke elo-
quently of empty stomachs. At 10
o'clock this sumptuous fare was stacked
in front of the league headquarters at
II o street ready for distribution.
An hour later, however, only three
Evening star., 1933-01-05

Of the expected guests had arrived. Mrs.
Frank E. Smith, who was, so to speak,
mistress of ceremonies. said she did not
know what had happened to the others,
but that if they didn't come in later
the food would be taken out to them.
Arrangements had been made to give
each horse half a bale of hay, half a
bushel Of oats and the dessert. 1t was
expected this would last about four
days, depending upon the appetite OF
the horses.
The practice of providing an annual
banquet for the horses was started by
the league in 1914 They are assisted
by the police, who sent in the names
and addresses of IT horses this year.
Evening star., 1933-01-05
KEY PAINTINGS AWARDED
MRS. BRICE, GRANDDAUGHTER
Last Official Act of Mayor OBrien Surrogate Settles
Litigation Involving Smithsonian.

on the property. The Corcoran Gallery
was founded in 1870 and the National
Gallery in 1906.
Mrs. Brice contended that the dece-
dent had held only third interest in
the heirlooms and that inasmuch as the
Corcoran Gallery, for which her sister
had intended the bequest, had waived
its claim in the property, Mrs. Abney's
interest In the miniature should revert
to herself as the legatee of the residuary
estates of both Mrs. Abney and their
late brother, Francis Key Pendleton.
The latter. 1t was asserted, owned the
other third interest in the property.
UNFOLDING Mrs. Brice's argument, the
surrogate negated the contention ad-
vanced by the Smithsonian Institution
that the decedent had been the sole
owner OF the miniature and that, by
reason Of the remuneration by the Cor.
coran Gallery, the institution was sn-
titled to the property.
Evening star., 1933-01-05
STAMP GROUP MEETS

The Washington Philatelie Society
last evening held its first meeting of
the new year at the Hotel Carlton.
James Waldo Fswcett of the editorial
staff of The Star spoke on The ANA
teur Stamp Collector"
Mr. Fawcett told of his experience
as a collector since 1906. He deplored
''the freak issues and cachets, pre-
cancels and first flights. and all the
other barnacles which have grown
around the good ship, Stamps, in recent
years" They are secondary affairs.
he declared, mot properly philatelic in
character. know that they are enor-
n1ously popular, but ! doubt their per-
manency."
Evening star., 1933-01-05
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, N. Y, January 5.-Award
to Mrs. Frances Pendleton Brice Of I'LL
M street, Washington, a granddaughter
OF Francis Scott Key, of a miniature of
Mary Taylor Lloyd, wife of the author
OF The Star Spangled Banner" and five
OIL paintings Of other members Of the
Key family which had been bequeathed
by Mrs. May Lloyd Pendleton Abney.
another granddaughter. to the Smith
sonian Institution, administrator for the
National Gallery of Art In Washington.
was made by Mayor John P. O'Brien in
his last decision as surrogate, just made
public.
In his decision, made necessary by
an ambiguous clause in Mrs. Abney's
Will, which gave the property ito the
National Gallery at Washington, d. G.,
heretofore known as the Corcoran CAL
iery," the surrogate stated that the
Smithsonian Institution had no claim
Evening star., 1933-01-05

Saturday n / g n I,
finally a t t a cking
him with a poker
1t was then, he
added, that ne ran
upstairs, got his
gun and returned
to shoot Fagnani.
M arg a ret and
Rena told . Lieut..
James Lee, night
commander of first
precinct poll e,
their father and
Fagnani had been
drinking together.
They said their
father, after shoot
ing Fagnani, ran
to a room on the
cpcOpd AOOr onJ
Evening star., 1933-01-05

announcer part OF
the house and turn
the .45-Caliber re-
volver upon him
self, they did not
realize they we're
being started to-
ward an orphan
asylum.
1t was not until
this m orn / n g
after they had re-
C e we'd word of
their fathers death
in Gallinger He's
pital last night
that they learned
they would have to
spend the re-
mainder of their
childhood in an
Evening star., 1933-01-05
AID CLUB TO MEET
"Good Deeds for 1888" to Be
Theme of Lnnchenn Tnmorrom

Theme of Luncheon Tomorrow.
"Gcod Deeds for 1898" viii be the
theme Of tomorrow's luncheon of the
Advertising Club of Washington in the
Raleigh Hotel. Among guests invited
to speak on this subject are Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith, leader in Com
munity Chest work, and Mrs. Eleanor
Herald.
With tomorrow's meeting, the first
OF the new year, the club resumes its
regular Friday luncheons interrupted
during the holidays.
Evening star., 1933-01-05
.FAG|OLO CHILDREN
FACE ORPHANAGE
AFTER TRAGEDY
Four Are Left Homeless by
Death of Father Follow
ing Staying.
MURDER AND SUICIDE
CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Three Who Saw Shooting Will
Spend Remainder of Childhood
in Institution.

When three of the four motherless
children of Eddie Fagiolo saw him
shoot and kill Luigi Fagnani in the
kitchen of their home, then run to
Evening star., 1933-01-05

Cash total 0,671 20
(Total includes amount Of cancc!cd
gift of $424)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28

Numerous friends IN the vicinity are
extending congratulations and best
wishes to Mr.. Earl Buckingham and
Mrs. Vera Dell Hadwen following their
marriage on Christmas night at the
home of Mr.. Buckingham just west Of
the city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev r. v. Crater Of the Metho-
dist church, with members Of the
brides family and Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
WEIGH being the only guests present.
The bride is an attractive matron
who for the past several years has
resided on property on Swamp creek
and has many friends among her
neighbors. Mr.. Buckingham has beer
in the jewelry business for number
of years in Libby and is we'll and fav-
orably known to nearly everyone ir
the community. A host of friends will
join in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ingham long life and happiness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28

Remp near Libby. Mrs. Dunwoodie
went down on the train but Ray braved
the bad roads on horse back in order
to get said horse down to more open
range for the winter.
Miss Opal Deshazer, Glen Deshazer
and Bill Deshazer motored up from
Renord Sunday Miss Opal remained
to spend Christmas with friends here.
Nick Kambich, who returned from
Whitefish last week, is confined to his
bed owing to a sprained back. Nick
was injured while working with the
extra gang on the wreck just this side.
Of Spokane short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Butt and family Of
Libby spent Christmas with the lady's
mother, Mrs. Promo Paolini
Joe Cada arrived from Paradise Sat-
urday to spend his Christmas vacation
with home folks.
The Ural school Christmas program
was broadcast Friday afternoon
with Miss Roberta Graham as the an
nouncer and the entertainment went
out over the air. followed by the, APP
plause Of an appreciative audience. A
nice lunch was served after station
, XMAS signed off.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
LIBBY MAN HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM FLOOD WATERS

Last Saturday five members of the
Moose lodge heard that Mrs, Sam Watt
was i'll at her home and in need of
assistance, SO they started to investigate.
Being during the feed period, it was
necessary for them to cross Granite
creek on logs All had gotten safely
across except Vern Prentiss, Sawho
slipped and fell into the icy water on
the upstream side Of the log. The cur
rent carried him beneath the log, his
sweater caught on snag and it was
necessary to nearly cut his sweater off
before he could be extricated.
The party, caasisting Of Webb Napier
Delbert Withee, Harold Nelson, Va
Lefevre and Vern Prentiss, found Mrs
Watt convalescing from an attack Of
rheumatism and gave welcome assist
ance
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
Warland News

Everyone enjoyed delightful eve
ming at the dance Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Meryle
spent Christmas at Newport.
Mr. Thompson is relieving Mr.. Brown
during the holidays.
Dan Culver was down from Five
Mile last Tuesday. He reports consider
able damage to the road by the heavy
rains
Ed Klemoski was in town Tuesday
Charley Norris was in town the first
Aof the week.
Mrs. Franco spent the weekend in
Whfefish
Mr.. Kath was dinner guest at the
| Woodward home Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Billings and
Mrs. Sturgeon spent Christmas IN
Libby.
! Lawrence Daniels is home during
the holidays,
Serenus Amend is spending Christ
mas, with his daughter, Mrs. John
Atlas, at Singleshot
Charley Matteson and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Smith were dinner guests at the
Fitzpatrick home Christmas.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
Worthy OF Commentator.

According to reports reaching this
newspaper, word of commentator is
due Mrs. Elmer WOLF for the hard work
she did to brighten Christmas for at
least few Of the kiddies of the city.
Mrs. WOLF was a committee appointed
by the Junior Woman's club to collect
and repair used toys and distribute
them to places where toys might be
missing at Christmas. 1t is said Mrs
WOLF did a world of work in this
pleasant task. The distributing of the
toys was done by Mrs. WOLF and Miss
Inez Ratekin, in which more than 80
Riddles were made happy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
Rexford News

Mrs. Karl Jones entertained The Our
Night Out pinochle club at delightful
party Thursday night. Mrs. A. johnson
and Mrs. Ed Arnolds were guests. High
score prize was awarded to Mrs. Merle
Nelson and Mrs. Archie Thompson re-
ceived the consolation. Mrs. Frank
Cochran received prize for the best
stunt. At the evenings close refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Karl Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Archie
Thompson, Mrs. Frank Cochran, and
Art McCarty were dinner guests at The
o. G. johnson home Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson and
children of Shelby visited friends in
ReMord Tuesday.
Frank Cochran returned home from
Whitefish Wednesday where he worked
dispatching for few days He was
relieved by Ben Ish of Whitefish.
Ayrilla Hurst was a passenger t.
Cutbank Tuesday.
Doris Jones left Christmas day fol
! Whitefish where she will spend sew
eral days visiting friends and relatives
Miss Dorothy Nicholson arrive.
Sunday from Spokane to spend tn
holidays here at the home of her aunt
Mrs. A. ]. Beaumeister.
Miss Ruth Madden and Mr.. o. Nord
strom of Libby are spending the holi
DAYS at the home of Miss Madden
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Madden.
/ Miss Elenora Weller left Sunday 70
her home in Whitefish to spend Christ
mas with her parents.
The bridge at Sheldon canyon ha
been repaired and the school busse
were able to run Friday.
i The electric Light plant at Rexior
is shut down due to the cold weather
Mrs. Brock Martin was passengt
to Kalispell Wednesday where she wi
receive medical treatment for sin,
infection
DR.. and Mrs Earl Madden of Libt
were guests at the e c. Madden hon
Monday and Tuesday.
. A snow slide at Rondo FRIDAY he
| all trains in ReMord for several hour
1 All available men were put to VOL
until the slide was cleaned up.
Miss Gertrude Zawadke, who teach
at Sheldon canyon, is spending Il
, week in Libby visiting her parents
Betty Johnson was the guest OF Nh
Carl West Monday night
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28

Lost-Brass handle about is in. long
with forked end. Reward. c. & II. Ser
vice Station. 1t
The Moose lodge has placards out an
rouncing a New Years dance to be
given in Kienitz hall.
The Rev. FIR. Henry McRory was in
Libby over Christmas, the guest Of his
brother, the Rev. FIR. L. R. McRory.
Alumni and Senior dance will be held
Saturday, Dec. 30, at the Junior High
auditorium. Bring escort. Admission SOC.
9 o'clock 1t
Miss Ellen Nicholson went to Wallace,
Ida, to spend Christmas at the home OF
her parents. She is expected to return
next Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Field came in from Spo-
kane, where she is employed, to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Field
George Boileau and Palmer Johnson
came in Friday from Missoula with Miss
Evelyn Borg and were guests at the
Borg home over Christmas.
Miss Margaret Fennessy, a student al
Mary1hurst college, Oswego, Oregon
| is home to spend vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Fennesssy.
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Madden and MIR
and Mrs. c. r. Young were at Rexfore
Christmas as guests of DIR. Madden
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e Madden.
| Forest Supervisor Webb announce
that an inspector will arrive here with
in a few days from Helena to inspec
I the work being done ON the local air
port.
Word comes to Libby through sport
publication that Tiny Cahoon, forme
Libby high school coach, will coac
football at the University of Texas hex
year.
The Christmas dance given by III
Modern Woodmen lodge is reported
have been a great success A larP
crowd of young people were present
: enjoy the annual affair.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
25YearsAgo lnLbby
(From the Western News of
Dec. "a, 1908.)

There has been considerable talk
about the. division of Flathead county
this winter. There are those who favor
it, those who oppose it and those who
don't care much about it, as matter of
course. As nearly as this newspaper
can size up the situation. there is
preponderance Of sentiment in favor
OF division of the county, providing at
all times that the line dividing the two
proposed counties is right.
One of the things which the board
of commissioners should do at once is
to provide some means for crossing the
Kootenai river at Libby. At present it
is impossible for teams to get across
in many instances and then only at
great loss Of time. There are Is settlers
on the other side of the river and they
should be provided with means of
crossing
/ A show case has been ordered for
the purpose of putting in it display
Of the minerals from this camp. The case
is to be in the Williams hotel
Mrs. James Hurley left Monday to
make Spokane short visit.
| Mrs. G. Shoburg Of Warland made
Libby shopping call last Saturday.
i Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Nor
rison on Saturday last, an 81 pound
boy.
Some contemplate person poisoned
several valuable dogs in this town las
Saturday
The board of county commissioner.
at its last session ordered bridge tx
be built over Wolf creek
Clyde Daniels left last Saturday fol
Kellogg, Ida, in which town he viii
visit during the holidays
Miss Carrie Downing, who is attend
ing school in Kalispel1, returned hom'
: last Sunday to spend the holidays.
Carl Hutton arrived in Libby las
week from Great Falls and is the CUES
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
Hutton.
Miss Maxine Miles, who has been at
: tending Brunot Hall in Spokane for tn
past several months, arrived home Sat
], urday to spend the holidays.
Road Supervisor Ottowa has been or
: dered by the board Of county commits
4 sioners to build bridge over Pip
v creek at the Doak ranch
, Contractor Duchernin says he wi
: complete the new school house in
: few days.
Thos. Fleetwood, John Rouse, job
d Heffron and Frank Woods came dow
. from the Libby Creek Placer Mimi
:. company's property Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her-
NIT Lyons on Saturday, Dec. %.
DR.. v. A. Hannigan left Saturday to
spend the holidays with his mother IN
Chicago.
Mr.. Ed Poesy Of Phillipsburg, Mont,
was in Libby over Christmas, the guest
Of Miss Waive Knarr.
Miss Edith Jewell is home from her
work in Spokane visiting with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Jewell.
Tom Farris is home from Lewiston.
Ida. for holiday visit with his mother,
Mr.. Alice G. Farris, and other relatives.
Mrs. Grace Day is visiting in Libby
during the holiday vacation, at the
home Of her. parents, Mr. and Mrs A
l. Day.
Mrs. E. T. Viebrock arrived Sunday
fnom Couer d'Alence City, Ida, for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Amelia
6pranger.
Miss Louise Gay returned from Port
land, Ore, on Saturday, alter an ex-
tended visit there with an aunt ant
other relatives
Miss Blanche Davidson came hom
from Kooskia Ida, to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, MIR. AM
Mrs. Otto Davidson.
Mrs. J. M. Kennedy and Mrs. JOIN
Duthie left Saturday for Havre to visi
their daughter and sister, Mrs jaime
Nemetz and family.
I. G. Klenck is in receipt OF new
from Roseburg, Ore, to the effect sha
l. H Mitchell had died there last Fri
day. Mitchell will be remembered as
Libby resident during war time, whe'
he ran bakery here.
Lighted Christmas trees were nc
much in evidence throughout Lihb
this year, undoubtedly because rain
weather made difficult the procuring {
the trees. However, large tree wa
seen as usual on the main thoroughfar'
brought in under the direction Of w.
Dexter and lighted up by A. M. Hoff
man, E. J. Driear and helpers. Mr.. Dri
ear also had beautiful lighted ire
in his yard. There was lovely tree Q
top of the high school building and
glowing star on the belfry of the grad
school
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Reported by Lincoln County Abstract
Company Of Libby.
John H. Geiger to A. w. Grambauerr
w D SWSE less G. N. right-of-way 81
31-31 $1,000. c. w. Hoyt to Elsie Hoyt
W D W1zNWSE WlaNENWSE WISE
SWINE SWSWNE Lot NESW SWSE
NWSWSESE WlsNWSESE 28-33-28.
Otto Laufer to First State Bank Libby
WDtL Blk. Libby. Heights $1.00.
Mary E. Barrett to Rex Brown, W D
lots 1915 MI IA Blk. E. Libby 81.
Acsha E. Strom to Mary E. Barrett
WD " Int. N.N1a Sc SW 25-32-29 WIZ
SW Sc Part SW NV, NV SW, SW SW
26-32-29, Part NE Sc, SESE, H-32-29.
Part NE4 Of 34-32-29. SW NV part
NV NV 35-32-29. Part SW NE, VIZ Sc
E11a SW 3-31-29 Lot Sec. 9-31-29 and
Ii, S, 8 Of 21-31-29.
Samuel T. Stanley to Harry Talmadge
w b Sc SET, WIZ NE and Lot l, Sec.
16, Lot Q Sec. 1898, Part Lot Sec.
I8-29-33.
Lincoln County to John Bergette @ G
ID. l. %, 80 Blk 4 East Eureka $500.
Katie Mccarthy to Claude Elder D.
1-8 Int SlaSW, NESW, NWSE 8-34-26
$1O0
County Treasurer to Lincoln County
! tax deed, Lot Is, Blk. 6 Libby Orig
County Treasurer to Lincoln County
tax deed NE Sc NV 0-36-27, l. |, 2, 3
Blk. IL LIST Add to Eureka.
County Treasurer to Lincoln County
tax deed, Lot. Blk A, Eureka.
County Treasurer to Lincoln County
tax deed Lot IL, Blk. 3, Fortine, land in
6-34-26, NWSW, NESW less R-way IL
NE Sc, El1 NE NWNE, Sl5 Sc 49,
Equity in NV 16-35-26
A. HI. Hay to Lena M. Rives w. u.
E So feet and inches lot Blk. w.
/ Troy and Sc corner lot Blk. for
s., 10000
/ Webb Napier to M. r. Miller w. D.
| West 80 feet Ii W. 80 #. lot Blk. 16
S. Libby for $22500
Schuyler Grow to Chas F. Collar w
D. lot Sec. /, lot /, 2, 7, g Sec 2-36-28
Henry Burton to Lawrence Iverson
w. p. lot / Sec. %, lot 6, Z, s Sec.
2O-37 -26 for $2,5O0O0.
Eugene r. Crush to Robert N. Brown
w. d. HES TAO Secs 25-36 TIP. "a r.
33 for $1,0O0OO.
/ E. " Eherhard to Ida T. Eberhard
w. d. Great Northern Mining Claim
j No. 5223 in Sec. 1917 20-21. Black
Hawk Frac. Everhard Amended in
Yak Unorganized- $40.
E. E. Cook to Charles Cameron w.
| d., W1aNWA SE14NWA, NWASW14
Sec. 21-36 n for SIS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
Entertain on Christmas Eve.

MIR. and Mrs Israel Crotteau enter
tanned few friends Christmas Eve at
an informal evening at cards, three
tables being in play. Guests report that
it was a most delightful affair in every
way. Dainty refreshments were served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-28
Have Christmas Party.

The children Of the Catholic Sunday
school enjoyed Christmas party at
Legion hall Saturday afternoon. A
beautiful Christmas tree occupied the
place Of honor, and helped to lend at
mosphere to an afternoon of games and
other entertainment. Each one present
was presented with a gift Of candy and
nuts.