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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
NEARLY A DRUGGIST

NEARLY A DRUGGIST
The father Of Charlie Ruglges,
who co-stars with Martha Raye in
Paramount's "The Farmers Daugh-
ter" wanted him to follow in his
footsteps as q wholesale druggist.
Charlie studied chemistry In college
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09

this attraction, and there are avail
able for the matinee performances
5000 seats, and for the reserved
seat shows on Sunday matinee and
evenings there are over 1000 seats
available, so you do not have to worry
about not getting seat for most
any performance. Make a date now
to see this attraction before next
Friday night which will be it's last
local showing until 1871. This pic
ture will not be shown anywhere, al
lower prices, until l941, and It is
shown in its entirety, at the Loew-
Poll theater, the same as in New
York and at its worldwide premiere
at Atlanta. '
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09

mime lead, a South American girl,
In Escape for Paradise" =
II look like the map Of ireland
when I'm not In Makeup she
said. But Jack fixed me up to
look convincingly Latin, and when
the casting director told me to
speak Spanish for him I ratified of
a string Of 1t. He didn't know ] was
reciting the lyrics Of La Paloma.'
got the job" n3'r
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD:
They Need a New Word To Fit
Sultry- Looking Rita Hayworth
Spanish Dancer Stirs Up Favorable Talk;
Undiscovered" While Dancing With Daddy

Nollywood-This Rita Hayworth,
who has what 1t takes to bring an
appreciative CLINT to the cold glass
eye Of a movie camera, is the sub
jeCt Of another Of those descriptive
title searches, such as "oomph" or
"it", and the gents at Columbia are
going crazy.
She's not the vamp like Theda
Bara, nor a leopard woman" like
Louise Glaum. Though Spanish,
she's not the Lupe Velez type Of
"firecracker," and Barbara La
Mars "too beautiful" suggests
something more fragile and frigid
than this healthy sultry-looking
actress.
Trouble Is, Miss Hayworth isn't
fiery off-screen. Quiet and very
earnest, and has to be prodded with
questions. This Is difficult because
an interviewer Is inclined to just
sit and stare at her.
Recently Miss Hayworth has been
the subject Of a lot Of favorable
talk around Movietown, though
her best role probably was the one
that drew cheers in "Only Angels
Have Wings" Actually her exper-
fence dates to "Dante's Inferno" in
which she danced in 1885. And she
has IA screen credits, part Of them
under the name Of Rita Cansino.
SHE HAD TO WAIT
TO BE DISCOVERED"
Her father Is Eduardo Cansino,
one Of the worlds great Spanish
dancers. Rita wanted to get into the
movies, so Cansino brought her west
and they danced as q team for IS
straight months at the Foreign Club
in Tia Juana. Now and then she'd
dash up to Hollywood and pound on
executive doors. Nobody ever paid
her the slightest attention, so she'd
60 gloomily back and resume dane
ing with papa.
One evening Fox bigwig dropped
into the Foreign Club with a party,
looked at Rita, choked on his
Hollywood burbling about his dis
covery. Senorita Cansino was soon
signed. But they wouldn't let her
dance much, and pretty soon they
changed her name. SO after couple
Of years there was Rita Haywortll,
Just another pretty girl, beginning
all over again.
MARIA SHELTON
WINS FILM ROLE .. .
Jack Dawn, the makeup expert, so
this Is a good time to introduce Mrs.
Dawn. who Is Spanish-type act
ress named Maria Shelton. She won
q lot Of beauty contests in the south
and came here five years ago with
the usual ambitions and about the
usual luck. Bit roles, mostly. She and
Dawn were married two years ago,
and after their child was born her
weight zoomed to an alarming $50
pounds.
While reducing, she began tax
ing dramatic lessons and bought a
recording machine to study her own
diction and expression. Finally, with
q slim figure and new confidence In
her acting ability, she went to the
Sol Lesser studio to try for the fem
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
ELLEN LOSES wANDERDLusT

Although Ellen Drew thinks moth
ing Of driving her own auto 500
miles in day in California, the
brown-haired actress travelled only
IS miles as q gasoline passenger dur
ing her two months Of stay in Eng
land to play the featured role
in Paramount's French Without
Tears" Miss Drew observed the same
rules for conservation Of petrol as all
others in her company while COM
plotting the Aim under war condi-
tons,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
BACHELOR GIRLS

Rita johnson has organized the
first Bachelor Girls Supper Club"
In Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09

productions coming to the Strand
nthe near future Il, the new show
opening at that theater on We'd
nesday. HeadNning the program
viii be "Balalaika" with Nelson
Eddy and iona Massey, and on the
same show will be "a Child Is Born
starring the, new screen favorite
Geraldine Fitzgerald. Coming soon
are 1.-THE Hunchback Of Notre
Dame" "Swanee River" and other
pick Of the pictures programs. &
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
..LAUGHTON AGAIN

Charles Laughton adds a London
busker, or street entertainer, to his
gallery Of screen portraits in "Side-
walks Of London" in which he CO.
stars with WHEN (Scarlett OHara)
Leigh. The English Mayfiower pic
ture will be released in this country
by Paramount.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
LAMoUR AND BEAUTIFUL MAN

Dorothy Lamour, currently CO.
starring with Robert Preston in
Paramount's 'Typhoon," will Judge
a male beauty contest for Kent
State university, Kent. Ohio. The
winner, to be selected by the screen
actress from photographs, will be
dubbed Duke Of Kent"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09

COBURN SELECTED
Charles CoburQ appears. with
Spencer Tracy In Edison, the
Man."
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09

but after % few months Of wrap
ping bottles Il. his parents estah-
Mshment, he ran away from home
and went on the stage. After q few
successes the family forgaye' him.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-09
Movie Notes
WHITEWASHED HEEL

WHITEWASHED HEEL
Brian Donlevy, hitherto one Of the
scren's most hateful villains, gets
his first sympathetic part--and lead.
ing role-in Paramount's Down
Went McGinty," with Muriel An
gelus and Akin Tamiroff.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Salem News
BY Kate Polder

Salem, Ohio, Dec. lO-It is to
bad Cleveland West, that our
game was postponed. but I'm
sure it was good reason. then
until we can play one another
some other day-"Lebe Wohl."
Those who turned out for ou,
Xmas party down the club last
week. I'm sure enjoyed them
ssli. and next time we'll plan
more, not just leave it up to one
girl. ..,......,.., ...,.,........
1t was fun while it lasted ir
Alliance. huh gang:
We have new visitor in oul
midst for about one month. and
that is Fritz Ulrich. we are glae
to see you Fritz. and may YOU,
visit be the last of everything
Incidently. Fritz thought there
was a sudden change in Salem
everyone has grown up. we'll wha
can anyone expect after three
long years.? ..
To Canton
You can expect crowd from
Salem to conquer +he Canton c.
players up there. Till then. bye.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19

chief. After all that fun and ex.
citement they are soon tired out
and 60 to bed.
AT five in the morning one can
see the quaint procession of the
entire village going to church.
From the "Turren" (Tower) OF
the church one can hear the "Ad-
jovanten" (Musicians) of Dorf-
stadt playing the carols of praise
Through the stiffness of the
frosty morning the music is car
ried over the country side herold-
ing the message Of the First
| Christmas Morn.
At church the four Christmas
trees are decorated. One in each
corner. This morning the weeks
Of hard work were repaid for the
the trees were beautiful. Snip.
snip. snip. the scissors went all
week as they cut fancy pieces OF
paper for the chains which were
hung around the trees. The corn
was popped too and strung by
the small children. The "Kachen"
| (cakcs) were also made last week
each one prettier than the other.
The walnuts were quilted and
hung glittering in the candle
light. The red apples shining.
Everything about the trees was
gay. Even later in the service
when groups Of children stood
around the four trees with their
childish voices swectly singing.
"Nom Hinmel hoch da komm ich
her The old church mellow with
age, no electric lights, no steam
heated ventilation system, only
ones clothing to keep them warm.
Lighted with the soft lights Of
the candles. Thus was Christmas
started and it ended with much
dancing and CAVITY the next day.
Somehow the people forgot
that they only received eight
"lei" for bushel of beans and
that they had to pay thirty 'lei'
for pound Of sugar. All they re-
membered that they were a
united people. Each struggling
with the same object in view. I've
That evening as old Mishanem
sat in his chair with a glass OF
wine before him, pipe in hand and
his friends around him, he was
happy. Contentment was on all
their faces as the echoing melody
OF "Stille Nacht. heilige Nacht"
still fingered in the air. They
were a simple folk satisfied with
little.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
/ hlngs 70 Be .'''''
Done'By The
Agenda Club
Agenda Club elects new officers

AS the sturdy little raft, the
s. :. Agenda, heads out in the
new year on the Sea OF Adventure
with her bow pointed toward the
land OF Things TO Be Done. she
will have on her bridge the iol-
low officers:
Edward Schuster, President
Arnold Fcrnengel. Wee President
Anna Fernengel, Recording Sec'y.
Helen Fernengel, Corr. Sec'v.
Norbert Fernengel. Trcasurcr
Victor Wollmann. Sargent at arms
Dorothy Zoul, Matilda Wol'mann.
Dorothy Fernengel. Auditors
With marked departure from
previous years the newly elected
officers were tremendously in
stalled at banquet given by the
club at the Lake Shore Hotel.
All Hands on Deck
Without any let-up in act:vi-
tics during the change-over OF OF.
hcers. stevedoreS are already a!
work loading a cargo of discard.
ed clothing. furniture. magazines
etc. into the hold OF the good
ship Agcnda i'll preparation TO-
the first trip OF the new year to
Rummagc Sale Isle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
New Castle News
By Paul Sander

New Castle. Pa. Dec. l9 -
Youngstown visited New Castle
last Sat. with ? teams and lots
of support. In the girls game. Yo.
was defeated by the Factor Varic-
ty girls OF N. c. 1t was a fast
game with the 70. lasses putting
up a good fight, but somebody
has to lose.
In the boys game the N. c. bas-
keteers made up for lost time and
/ defeated a scrappy Yo. team in a
scrappy game A. ~. After the
game feasting and dancing took
place and we hope everyone ell.
joved themselves.
i hanks to the ladies who cook.
Cd rs a fine meal and by the way,
low was the se": ing? Next week
Moo end Willy and can laugh
Meeting .'>
Unfortunately. our next meet
r:: ia!ls on Ch.: stmas Eve. y
:thnge will undoubtedly be made
50 watch your ,iumn for details
;lcHt weeks issue. -.
| To Clevc. West
| ! New Castle hits the road next
week by travelling to Cleveland
West for game plus good time
We've been looking forward to
this trip as we have always had
a really fine time in Cleveland.
We will try to bring as large
a group as possible.
Congratulations
As ! predicted last week, Miss
Sarah Schuster and Mr.. Don Ha.
hen are now man and wife. The
knot was tied last Sat. and we
wish you. Sarah and Dan, the
Ex>t If luck and prosperity.
s. will say "Auf Wiedcrsehen'
and wish everyone Merry X,
'n'as snd a Happy New Year,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Ice Hockey
Buffalo Bisons Will
Invade Arena Sat.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. l0--Former
Cleveland hockey players have
habit OF returning to haunt local
;ce iuns by playing a bang-up
game against the Rarons when
wearing the colors of another club
When the Buffalo Bisons in.
wade the Arena on Saturday night
no less than five members OF the
rival club will attempt to outshine
their former teammates.
After the bad start. Buffalo
has staged a squirt and their two
latest acquisitions include Jack
Toupin. who scored 50 points for
Syracuse year ago. and Big Red
Doran. deienseman. purchased
from Hershey.
The Barons hold two straight
triumphs over Buffalo, one here
and the other on Bison ice.
The Western division of the
American league has developed
into heated scramble between
Cleveland. Hershey and Pitts
burgh with indianapolis and Buff
falo not far behind.
With the return of Locking
and Summerhill to the lineup. the
Barons are hopeful of starting on
4 lengthy winning streak.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G.. Salmen

Conton. Ohio. Dec. lo-The
Hurricane Lads from Lorain blew
in last Sat. and uprooted the loc al
team to the tune OF 1872. 1t
was n good game and we enjoyed
seeing Loraln again. Thanks to
the ladies in the committee and
to the girls who helped serve.
How about a better attendance
at our next game: Maybe if our
team were given more support,
they would come out on top.
Singing Practice 'ac.'
Singing is held every Tuesday
night, as usual. You don't have to
be a professional to attend. We
have some new songs and we
need everyone to practice them
Make it a habit OF coming to each
practice. 1" .y'N
To Salem
CantOn'S $ welcome mat will be
""t out for you next Saturday
night. Bring gang and lets all
have good time. The more the
merrier.
Merry Christmas
TO all from the Canton unirs
Make this Christmas one Of the
mcrricst ones YOU have had in 4
long time.
Odds and Ends
We were glad to see two o
our married couples back and Ell,
'oying themselves with the gang
'oain. | wonder what Helen W..
thinkin" OF when she dropped
hose dishes? She says she doe,
not know.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
WINTER CIRCUS
AT ARENA

Al Sutphin, who brought the
hard-riding rodeo wranglers to
the Arena. now presents his own
Arena Winter Thrill Circus as
Christmas present from Dec. Is
through Jan. 3 every afternoon
and evening at prices of 20, S.
und IS Cents all seats reserved.
1t is the show that no one will
ever forget - the genius of one
mighty Snowman packed into a
three hour festival of fun that
does not end until the Lone RAN
ger "Hi Yo Silver" makes his ap-
pearance for the first time in
Cleveland.
The whole town will be there
for the Arena Winter Thrill Cir
Gus at the big Cleveland Arena.
afternoons and evenings, Dec. Is
through January 3. d2etga II"
Orders may be sent by mail to
the Arena box Office. 37O8 Euclid
Avenue, Cleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19

Youngstown, O.. Dec. 10
Thank you New Castle for the
nice time. also for the grand meal
The Juniors wish the new and
old officers OF the Senior Lodges
loads OF good luck and success in
their office.
Party
On Dec. 25rd Christmas par.
ty is going to be held by the Yo.
Juniors. Everyone is to bring a
10 cent gift. tanything you can
get for dime). toy or etc. A
good luncheon is also going to be
served. Everyone is invited to
come and bring your friends.
Don't forget Dec. q, at 8 p. m
at the Sachsenheim.
New Years Eve Dance
On Dec. 81 dance will be spon.
sored by both the young and old
folks OF Youngstown. A good
band has been booked for the
evening and at midnight a dinner
will be served. The committee
has everything arranged for a
grand evening OF entertainment
Thee will be confetti, horns, and
whistles and streamers etc. We
also have arrangements made Sc
that the bar will be able to sell
until 5 A. NJ.
Dancing will begin at 10 p. NJ
and last until::? We are looking
forward in seeing a large crowd
especially from the out OF town
Juniors. So we will be happy to
see you.
The 70. Juniors wish everyone
a merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
To Alliance
We are coming down to sec
you. also to win a basketball
game. So until next Sat. night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
Monaco News

Monaco, Pa. Dec. l9-Well,
what do you know. The Monaco
IS pulled one out OF the fire
Yes Stree. just like the games
you read about. Well the Monaco
Blue Devils did just that with a
h2-2S victory.
To Farrell
BY the way, we did see any Of
the iaircr sex in Monaco. What
seems to be the trc uble: Aiter all
everyone likes to have a good
time on Sat. night.
We were glad to see Home
stead and EllwOod well account.
ed for. Thank you. Come again.
.. To East Cleveland
We are coming to your fair
city in full force and we are look,
ing forward to a good time.
Monaco Juniors
The bus will leave the club on
Sat. morning promptly at sc
l. m. sharp.
Thanks to the cooks who real
'" did swell job to a hunger
Aappetite.
Write on one side 'oi paper
only. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
'Ellwood CITY News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City. Pa, Dec. l0 --
Due to swell turnout at Sundays
meeting loads Of things were dis
cussed and planned. among them
Xmas Party.
Carolins. Chill. Dancing. a
erab-bag, football" and mistle-
toe are just few of the diver
sions planned for Xmas Eve, so
make special memo of this date
and let's all have a good time at
the good ole Dutch club. What
do you say. Homestead:
Dance
Here is the news YOU have all
been waiting for. Saturday night,
January 18th is the date. SO come
IN all you guys and gals. Let's
I'll trip the light fantastic in ELL
wood on that eve. We realize that
basketball games will be going on
in most OF the towns but why
not end the evening in Ellwood.
How's about it. Monaco. NeW
Caste. Farrell. etc?
Bowling
Hear We. hear ye. Every Thurs
day night is bowling night at the
Palace so we'll be seeing all you
bOwlerS and kvOuld be bOwlers
there promptly at go. And we
do mean promptly.
Meeting
The next regular monthly
meeting will be held on SUNDAY
afternoon. January 18th. at 2:3O.
| don't think ! need to remind you
that promptncss will be highly
appreciated.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
@sa. mas 10 15fasfrs
Christmas III DorfSta0t

Dorfstadt was getting ready
for another Christmas Celebra-
ton and each year the same pre-
parations went on. although old,
ever seemingly new. This year
things were a little harder. the
few articles that the peasents
made could not beisold. With the
war being waged all about them
there was no market for anything
, Old Mishanem the cabinet maker
had his shop iull OF small articles
this year. He knew they could
not be sold but he kept on max
ing them anyway. His old hands
firm vet as he fitted the small
pieces OF wood together making
quaint patterns the people OF
America so loved. Only a few
years ago he could have sold
many more. now his house was
full. This did not. however. dis
courage him.
He said. AT Christmas we cele-
bratc the birth OF the Saviour OF
the world. our Heavenly Ruler,
He lives forever. Nations may
iall. earthly rulers die, kings
perish but Jesus Christus lives
on forever" Thus with faith like
that the meager Christmas plans
went forward.
Christmas to him was not mere
ly a day to receive and give gifts
TO him the true meaning OF X
mas was not lost. instead it was
4 beacon light throwing its rays
| INTO the homes Of all Doristadter
IOr Mishanem was loved by all
young and old, and what he said
was reverenced by them all.
Christmas Eve was soon upon
them. The sewing all done and
everything in order. The "earen'
| (noor) was "schoret" lscoured)
and fresh straw laid over it. The
Chlldren quite, with eyes large
as saucers waiting for the knock
of the "Christmann":: who with
his bag filled with "Nutschen"
APPEL and pelsen' (nuts. apples
and prunes) would throw them
in the straw for the little ones
to scramble after. The "Christ.
mann has "Birken rodt" (birch
switch) which he uses not spar,
ingly but whenever he can. The
children love the "Christmann"
hardly can they wait for his
knock but they are frightened toe
He comes not in Jolly red San.
Ia Clause suit but in old rags
and his face is covered with ;
pillow slip or perhaps banker
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
BY John Wolf.

Cleveand. Ohio, Dec. l9-lt
seems as though basketball sea
son is just starting, becuase we
have not had game for such 4
long time.
West plays host to New Castle
tomorrow night at the Franklin
y NC A located on the corner ot
w. 32nd and Franklin Ave.
Game starts at 7 80 p. NJ. After
the game there will be dancing
Ga real orchestra ior once) ard {
Christmas Party to which every.
one is supposed to bring ten.
cent gilt and a four line poem at,
tached to the gift (poem is sup.
posed to be Humorus).
Politics
'1.ection' night tonight sc
leave your shootin irons at home
Come to the meeting tonight cx
pectin to elect officers which is ar
air capable OF doing a better jot
IMAM anyone else III the CluD.
Congratulations
to the new officers elected in the
Senior Lodge Branch |. The Jrs
practically own the Sachsenhein
now. because all directors g.
have sons in the Junior Club
And if these five boys brough,
their fathers up correctly it shoulo
not take long for them to get
something the club might want
Cleveland West
sends Merry Christmas tc
each and every Saxon and hop,
that this will be their merriest o
merriest Christmas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19

NOTICE
ATTENTION.
Saxons in Colleges and
Universities!
The Central Verband is open
ing another Service to its mem
bers: with the beginning of the
New Year
THE STUDENT LOAN
FOUNDATION
is at the disposal of all Juniors and
Seniors who are really in need of
funds. Loans up to $4,000 year
will be made to worthy students,
who are members of the Central
.Verband.
The Student Loan Foundation
is managed by the "Welfare Com
mittee". consisting of Rev. John
Foisel, Mr.. A. w. Petri, Mr.. ].
Orben and Mr.. K. Konnerth.
For any further information or
for Application Blanks, please,
write to the Secretary, J. Foisel,
76l Eddy Road. Cleveland. o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-19
the Voice of the Dunes
Merry Christmas
When Christmas comes along,
When frost is in the air

Merry Christmas
When Christmas comes along,
When frost is in the air
What fun it is to send this wish
TO good friends everywhere!
The Cary Saxon Juniors.
Gary. Tn1. De-. lo-.The Iia
Jews from Cary this week is tho
election OF n: Saxon Junior Of
tcUs for 1917. Those chosen
r.rre:
fcrma" Bu,hr,c, Prridcnt
Robert Fox, N;rn President
Dorthy HcIwig, Se. .t.'rv
Frank Bcicr, r"rlsrrar
Bill S"',icb, Reporter
The coming year promises to
DC 4 very eve 1.'al one and our
Tcw officers ;:l;,r to make il :,
cry suCcessiu! one as well.
On our entertainment i!st for
t!,t forthcoming holidays don I
foiget the CHI StmaS Party at the
s';r.on Hall and the New Gears
FIVE Party. :; is fairly certain
tat the Chri ri,'ras Party will re
",ld in the old Fall while the New
Years Eve Party will be at the
new Hall. In "i:hcr case the par
tos will be fll OF fun and holi-
day spirit, so don't be among
.:osc absent.
Other news viii follow next
week. The Editor.