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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Legal Notices
WILLIAM T. E8lLY,
Aeeesaey sey 11ostgasee
0oOlnoo0 AD1pooo-

Mssss Clemens ssvisss DAas Meg.
8eunt Clemsas. Michigan.
MORTGAGE SALE
Default havins been made. sn1 eucn
excess Of thirty days, h the eonr.ticns
Of . certain taostsas, made BY Matilda
Oberliesen. the survivor. q Anthoay %.
eriisssn and AAul4s Obsriiesen. Mort.
s s 70 49,. tn Meu.: clsmen: ssvinss
Of Mount Clemens. Michigan. Mortgage.
under date Of February eth. 1887, and
recorded n the Office q the Register Of
Deeds Tor Maconb County on the Sth
day Of February. 1857. IN Liber rs Of
sases hsvins siected 70 iseiafs ths whole
principal sum q the meftsass dut and
payable. "a which mortgage there 10
claimed g ~ due Tor principal the sum
q O. ss s 's , 4ssss Su Sss.. Sss
interest pSid . ScseSSs !. ia. ssSssS ~
O. with taxee n tho amount q One
Thousan1 Mott uun1re6 yeuftseo end
$500 teiAA:ooA nollesa.. inakia0 Al to-
TsoasssS One sunS: q 3: rs ~ .sSsss sna
6e/loo toaI1AooI Dollsn, and 40 onit of
procoedan1 ~ lev a. IN equity hAv1no
bsen iylSlltuts6 - recover saiA deet 80
cured ~ sAio msstsaos q any part
Note: I Assssy ssvsn INST - sss.ssy
the ametant . Due o aSoeOoes1 so0othSs
with Interest - date 81 Sal0. attorney
fees - peovide6 ~ - said mortgage.
cost: q - .! ssss'sS;sc sna s!ss snz
Or which aay 81 paid 81 De NortesSss
10. taxe1s interest," tnsufance and ~
q De I!smissa. :asd Gssiaass w.I 5:
s &: S sd ss' 4 = ss e;. :S:s" s =
scribed a said mortssse "a Monday.
the nth day Of February. le4j. st twelve
o'clock Eoen Eastssn Standard time. at
the Westeely q 0rntiot Avenue entrance
City Of Mount c,.meE. that Seins the
place whers Ne Circuit Court for the
County q Maeospb = held,. oaid prem.
ises arc described - follows,
LanGs ana prsaAises h the town.
and ate q HichiSSn. SsscrsSsd CO..
Lands IN 0eetie0 TIVE ~ and Prt-
vate Claim No. ~ bounded North
BY sehrads an1 kushn. ense - North
Avenue. South b KsEnsr ana WEI
q, snd Privsse cisi:s Ns. III SOUND.
ed North b Ewing East b. Grand
Trunk Railway. right Of way, South
by O'Ksefe and West By North Ave-
nue. eontainins - aersA. usess %
Also Lands n Privats Cain No.
III bounded North b. The North line
OF cei6 P!1vsec Claim No. lM Eat
q Kun, south b kleln and Rossssl
and West by q. 3. Right Of way
containing - acres. moro or lees.
The shove three descriptions beiua
the came lands deocrihod h Deed re-
scrdsd In Libef ~ Of Deeds st Page
Dsts1 this 18th day Ct Mevsmbes, lsSa.
MOUNT CLE10raS SAVINGS BANK.
By GEORGE 1oD06N.
Cashisg.
WILLIAM 7. KELLY,
Attorney for NoytGneoo
0uoluoo0 AddSooo--
Mount Gemens eovtngs Uank 0lde.
Mount Clemens, A1calGan.
noN.-teoV. ~ 81. - 80. n a. n =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
HI. and Mrs. Edpard Millar
Eeted on Golden Wedding

UTICA-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Dykes Millar celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
New Yeaf's Day BY holding open
house. The event was held in the
house whore they have resided
for the past - years, 7040 Van
Dyke road, two and one-han
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

miles north Of Utica.
Present were their four
daughters and three sons: Miss
Laura Millar, Of Lansing; Mrs.
Clarence Shattuck (nuth) and
little daughter Carolyn Ann, Of
Birmingham; Mrs. Leslie Rice
(Irene) Of Lansing: Mrs. Delanas
Smith MARY Amy, also Of Lam
sing; Edward J. Millar Of Sid
ney, Ohio; and Z. Roy. bache-
Tor, ct home.
Mr.. Millar was county drain
commissioners for severed years
and IL well known throughout
the county. He has been in poor
health for some time. He was
born at cady's in 1867. His
father settled In this locality
shortly after 1912.
Mrs. Millar was Alma Coulon
before her marriage, and u Of
French descent. She was born
near Mount Clemens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Millar were married IN
Mount Clemens on Jan. I, 1891.
All day friends called to offer
their congratulations. Among
the relatives were two Of Mrs.
Millar's sisters, Mrs. Lawrence
Upton, of Utica, and Mrs. Fred
erick B. Stevens, Of Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. Jack Russell has been III
and confined to her bed the pest
week with neuritis affecting the
spine.
Mrs. Sue Eyster Is critically
III at the Arnold home, Detroit,
with pneumonia. Her son Elmer
Eyster, Of Royal Oak, who was
en- route TO Miami, Fla, was In
tercepted at jacksonville and
notified Of his mothers illness.
Miss Rose Russell, Of Crosse
Pointe, has returned home a.
ter q visit with his sister, Mrs.
Ernie Rehse. and family.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12
Haym Solomon Is Remembered

The dedication in Chicago of the
George Washington-Robert Norris
Haym Solomon monument is to be
held on December 18th.
This monument is being pre-
scented not only on the date of the
one hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of the ratification of the
American Bill of Rights, but also
on the first day of Chanukah.
This seems to be a particularly
happy and significant coincidence
that proper recognition should
at last be given to Haym Solomon
for his services to America on the
traditional observance of tn e
Feast of Liberation. The COIN
cidence becomes all the more
marked when the same date
marks the coming into effect OF
the American charter Of Liberty,
including the guarantee of free
dom of religion, as represented oy
the first ten amendments to the
Constitution of the United States.
The celebration of the American
Bill of Rights-the Observance OF
Chanukah-and the dedication IN
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12
StimsOn Supports
A Jewish Army

Washington (JPS) Secretary
of War Henry L. Stimson, in a
message addressed to a conference
held here by the Committee for a
Jewish Army, backed the idea OF
such a force, saying Free men
everywhere are arming for the de-
tense of democracy. I send my
best wishes for the success of
your movement"
Supporters of the idea were list
ed as including Ernst Lubitsch,
Congressman Adolph ]. SABBATH,
Lo,,is Bromfield and Ben Hecht.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12

And according to this same
spokesman, Hitler proposes to use
these eight million Jews as hos
tages .''fOr the anti German war
imongering activity Of the other
half of world Jewry in Britain,
the United States and elsewhere
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12

Chicago of the George Washing
ton-Robert Morris-Haym Solomon
monument unquestionably makes
December 18th, 1871, day full of
meaning in terms of Americanism
and the principles of liberty and
good will.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12
Week In Review
JEWISH SCIENTISTS
Am WAR EFFORT
sv MILTON sRoWN. JTA


AID WAR EFFORT
Scene at the breakfast table in
oAS: Son: Mother, where is my
orange juice this morning ?"
Mother" Eat your bread. There
no orange juice"
Son: 'But mother, bread cannot
reuIace orange juice. Orange juice
,as yitamins which bread does not
contain"
Mother: "This bread contains all
he vitamins of oranges. It is the
new bread made of flour and
orange peelings, first made by the
Jewish scientists in Palestine"
Yes, it seems flour and orange
peeIs may be mixed into a new
Kind of bread, according to DR..
Walter j. Fischel, professor of
oriental studies at the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem.
Speaking before a University of
Chicago club this week, DR.. FiSch-
81 told of the many uses to which
oranges have been put as a result
pf research by Palestine Jewish
scientists. BY process which
must remain a military secret, he
aid, these scientists are aiding
The British in extracting acetone,
Used in the manufacture of explo-
lives, from the peel of oranges
crown in Palestine. Then there is
he new orange bread and again
he scientists have developed a
nethod of extracting vitanlin G
rom oranges. Other uses for sur
plus oranges which have been de-
7eloped by them include the ex-
traction of alcohol for medical
purposes, the use of the dried fruit
or cattle fodder and the extrac-
ion of sugar. Yes, it is now pos
ible to sweeten your coffee with
sugar from oranges.
STILL AN ISOLATIONIST
Palestine may discover ways of
hOOting Nazis with explosives
made from oranges, and Judge
erOme Frank, recently appointed
. the Federal Bench is very much
favor of getting them shot, but
the same time he seems to be
much opposed to ZiOnists. In an
rucle in the Saturday Evening
rOSt, which has caused no little
pubbub, Judge Frank takes a fling
the ZiOnists who are RESPONSE
Ne Tor this achievement, calling
mem "hyphenateS.". He refers to
ne fanatic Jewish nationalist"
'nO'- have. identified themselves
Ompletely with Palestine. These,
brands as Jewish sOjourners in
AMERICA" He also takes a poke
{ Jewish Communists.
Judge Frank says that with re-
pect to war, he has formerly been
u lsolationist, but now he is in
avOr OF challenging Hitler. Per-
laps Judge Frank is still an isola-
lOnist. He cannot feel as the
,iOniSt feels for the hundreds of
thousands of Jews who have no
AMERICA and to whom Palestine
tne one beacon of hope.
Judge Franks article seems very
.ucn IKE name-calIing. 1t doesn't
N with the Objectivity of a man
AIMED to the bench. jerome
rank should remember that it
oS only a few months ago by
Jason Of his associations with the
.UOSevelt administration, that ne
@self was frequently dubbed a
communist.
HITLER
When Hitler resumed power. he
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12

We are at During the coming years
many OF us will lose relatives and friends in another
world struggle to defend lives together with
our ideals of liberty, freedom, and justice.
In the midst of our fight to preserve those things
we hold dear we again hear the cry for "unity." But
no longer does this word have hollow sound
Today unity among all Americans is as urgent as
the guns our brethren firing the front lines.
Let Americans of every creed and religious affiI-
atiOn forget their differences and work together for
the common good.
And let certain groups within our great democ-
racy strive to forget their petty jeaIOuses, business
and professional hatreds and group rvaIries to join
together in the true spirit of Americanism.
In the days to come many of us will be bolstered
during personal crises by spiritual support and
THAT alone and heart can be true to itself without
first cleansing of pettiness.
WE FIGHT AS AMERICANS AND WE
.ee~ r. FIGHT AS JEWS
Specifically, community in Jacksonville as in
other Cities has it's share of Jews who frankly
afraid to assert their Jewshness; they stand firmly
against any institution which publicly seeks to show the
Jews in their true light American citizens of Jewish
faith who, Americans first and then Jews have
definite right to contribute to nations we'll
being
These people think that all Jews should be seen
and not heard.
This small clique is afraid to support Palestine,
for example, because their loyalty to the United
States might be questioned and they, themselves,
thereby suffer personally.
courageous Jew stands for what he thinks is
right, without regarding personal injury to himself.
Every true American of every creed has right
to think and say what he honestly believes to be right
We pray that those who fight our established
institutions which seek to bring truth and justice for
people will stop to consider the great harm they
are doing to people in general before continuing
their nefariOus scheme to njure those of people
who see their duty and are not afraid to do it.
Remember! Anti-Semitsm is an artificial prob
lem created to evil ends Hitler, before plung-
ing the world into war; started his mad adventure by
using Jews scapegOats. His propaganda agents
working in America NOW. Let us fight with every
ounce of strength TOGETHER to show us Jews as we
This publication is dedicated to that end in WAR
as in PEACE to reflect the true body and soul of the
people, Israeli and to fight for those principles of
Americanism which make every minority group free
to carry it's work.
Every group in America has definite cOntribu-
ton to make Those within minority who seek to i'm
pede the progress of that group being unfair to
America as well as to themselves.
Support those institutions which are carrying the
torch for = Americanism. And damn; those who are
afraid. to seek the, truth! =. 49,. |<'fi
,.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12
The Publisher Speaks
On The War

(The following has just been received from Capt
vtz who is duty at Benning Ga.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-12
HITLER OA>

" when Hitler resumed power, he
~ only to deal with 100000
s y Now, eight million >. Jews
under his control. SO said a
S aA spokesman over the radio
= week Y from Prague.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

First meeting Of !hc imperial
County Defense council viii take
place in the court house M FL Cen
tro at 7.3O pm. Thursday VIII rep
resentatiycs Of all cities tie county.
and the irrigation district assem-
bled to lay the groundwork lor the
countys participation IN national
defense.
Heads of many different organ-
izations of both men and women
we're invited 10 attend the organ
ization meeting and participate III
preliminarieS.
The council is composed OF rep
resentative from each city council
the county board Of supervisors, and
the irrigation district board assisted
by the representatives OF the other
organizations. District Attorney FL
mer Heald said. All city attorners,
the district attorney. and the lrrl-
cation district Chicf counsel viii
serve as ex-Oficlo members Of the
council.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
1874 Drunk Drivino
Cases Cause Loss
Of Licenses Kere

Oi IT,. go Imperial county motor
49, @eo lest tNNr drivers licenses
- 40 .r,. c.2nt months of l94l,
8 .Ig Reed of the highway pa
.a ..I Vccu +tar, l84 were in
.s...o ID. GmuE driving cases.
j ..r me c!-h. months period
- ,.GE- Npru.,s were suspended,
= ga:re'.cd AID 80 given proba-
.,l.arr urcn>cs.
IL Caigouu1 22,935 persons lost
:a... l.en>,. in the first eight
=. arl~ of ,i" year. A total OF 1900
q. approximately 60 per cent OF
.aa @an"c.lIouS and suspensions
Ira ON CHARGES of driving while
These figures do not
III, mr cow cases in which drivers
= =" lcnlloG of their licenses.
H. ,hH l1lue the law makes 1t
= .Hadut9r} t9 revoke the license
II lE urf ,on convicted of drunk
3"e1 thr'c or more times.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Bv FREDERICK {. OTuNIsN

HOLLYWOOD o. r
Enrol Flynn. NE H.-.s. o.=a ,Hsra.
TODAY called J.mmr F.e.es 3 co.
,emH.n.e la" nd -. -. -
Ives O. ;ae t.,I .@a@s.ss -
bagt." then save - "ae5 - -
Judge that he'd .ses~ s.s.a -.
the movies cao:o o.a-.e.
Fidler promised .a:4s-.- = -.
yer that he'd 10. -. -. -.
cracks about FINN. "a #=.a -.
and Judge Geo. . Fa.a@a c. =
erly Hills muu.-.H.. ee... s.. e."
closed the case O. l.. - -.
braWl
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Japan
Suffers

TOKYO, Oct. /. CUl, sooro.
not hundreds of lives u,oro o.eo 9a
lost today when a typl oo,, teaIe
panied by torrential RAJ aoooii
from the Guam area of = o"epC
and struck southwestern "I FaciIi
full force. '"P'ii
Dispatches said so bCdio.
been recovered. and more . ma
after thrco canacitv- fiIlaue squad
"f G = nasecngor train nil coache
y storn,1waakcncd brid lged fror
raging river in Oita prefeot ni'o
hundred of the pasSentovuie' orl
of them secondary SchoGNao, a ihos
were rescued. it was sale ''"oenti
Sixty fishermen were
with six traWlers eau. It"ieu ios
storm Off the southwest y. ny I'M
- coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
County Defense
Groundwork laid

Council members will elect a
chairman and such ether officer"
a. they believe will be necessary to
0arrF OH the work.
T. cour.v-widc plan was pat
Z nca after these used tArouehout
and follows the national
Dlan laiu down by federal officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Today S
War Moves
BY Louis F. keemle
of the United Press
War Desk

A temporary lul1 has descended or
tho German hlit7 on most sections
Of the eastern front bGt military
experts abroad are convinced that
il will not last Ions.
Berlin's comparative silence about
progress on the front in tie last
day or two is noticeable L sug-
gests. if anything that the Germans
are organizinc for smashing new
drive on one or all Of three fronts
Leningrad, Kharkoy and the
Crimea.
The high command il the past
has usually withheld announcement
Of important successes until the Oh
iective has been attained. or IS 50
close 10 attainment that success 5
inevitable Thus when a drive IS
rolling well TO a conclusion. head
quarters on several occasions has
promised an important announce
ment in a few days
No such drive appears in progress
now The Germans have made no
progress in the Leaingrad area. they
and are moving slowly cast o.
and are moving slowing east OF
Klev The Russians admit the.
Withdrawal from Poltava less than
half way between the Dnieper river
and Kharkov.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
News

Miss Ha7aldcu Sinclair W. 80
,erad III" University OF i.!7aa& i.
fall has been piaG.Ha to O.. -
Phi Beta Sorority - S.aa.a.s
IS q JUNO" tins ".e@.
Row Loegc,t .na 80 Tasas
were down owe tie Wso= ere aa.#
bunting. I.eo-"tt vas me tonne.
owner of rnc Ho.man Dru4 aa..
He Is now ~ h's'.e = Ia#21
Beach
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uaht tor a '.s.'..' "a Ga.a -. -
folmer h'mr ST., -. 90 ...a
rolau;7, r'u .a. - GIsrs
and suriu-uI. ~ n.e! o..
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man j. cntcwn. +o,,o. - t1Ee L.
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apDalr,,d cnalrncn To Be assisted
Dy NJ Hc.tcNc" #chEai. -.
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ana lnlublc ready tps -
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cream Ind cake Wc!e -. Ies -
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men Of the IcgiG'. 20 l..a-a"
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meeting 4 4
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Stor, coIunonis%
I'm Armed Truce

|.', Holland. WHO mGs. Go'&e.
..r-9eH' on most OF Hollywood >
,s'r. -rurIc'jIar n.gn INKS and who
.-,'u'.~ lot, a ..t.s ursd OF l..
..-. F...u III Z. e8a.seenee.
. Ti5.ry demanded his adyer-
~: It. .re~ecc on aSSaul. ard ba,-
..,'. ,.araes.
Members Of the motion picture
r ..'~- ro.k IT'D Ban F.Enn.
NO III lad yellow grease paint
...H, ~ s,Vdlo Ell Is brow. The
H. EWcCd press also works hard
a.t v:.h great deal OF integrity
3 F.5.e: does no. pYint the truth.
have :oand him to be & contempt
.t,e ..ar He -
EVERYTHING WENT BLACK
Jud-o Holland suzgested that mo
- hero Elynn stic.; 10 what hap
arne1 - The MOcambo NIGHT club
$50 Saturday nl-Its aye.
TWan :a:d he tool; ore iook a
E.a,+r
"AMc e,eryth.ng kind OF Went
h.ac..." lie Continued ! .hink I
-...cocd him but : was pulled away.
-: . : I'D l.m 7 .o.ia.. i. nIM
s3- !" -lvo hlm The pam Of M
.a"d I d.d Slap nm.
Fl .m rot The End q man ~
eoo- II tor WndierItIea behavior.
.H' Hi. business IL Washington
n1...gularly DrOyOEed re. when
F'o.-r started tei.n4 these sena
tors how the move ba,me.s shou,d
to :'... = va a sGaar en Ire IL
e..':-. He !s 2 creature Wlo Is
...o"ad 'o l.r" or tae I'm la6Ge-
y. - -s!lale alG taa. testimony O.
-. drove l.o o.. @, III" mind
T.c luGgr wanted 10 E.e~ H.eth-
r. Fld4-,. ".Ir Bo,1.. lie d"cs
s!.cp operator. had stabbed Finn
:. NE car T!-A aar NJ .ens
7 remember" .hc ad-e sad.
".as, Ny, F.G.cr reported a,ter
thc cracas tha' she had ihree brok-
~ Singer mai
wei I c.ca. Fua ar aA1er-
Ha..- j. HI car I."m ra-asted
=" .og"d va = aoIc
F.;'. a. .,eca Jaa-a Hg..alG tha'
t.d Hs|cr lap F.a..r AGAIN
Tin"aWcu Po.., F.6lor'r al
.ernr" promised t1s Al PAL thai
FICier never Wou'E mention Flynn
e. The air The cl2ef OF tie War
rrr B"ot3cr~. s'u@.o pol,so fhrec
~ agents, g. tad.o 3to.o@rdpher
-d Fl"n' returned O - studio
~ gs uno the figs' 'Gaa. believe
.: 30 hr.ru. - is's#np'od.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
yFR.'-FTS GRANTED
f.s,R TWO RESIDENCES

=. =. Kaisrr. Fl Centro Wcdnea-
.4} had Dcen Granted permits to
..a. frr"l t%o residences at lOl8
ue.i..r and '132 Hamilton, at Il
.a.' D' $4,000 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Proven by Use - That The Post.
Press CIassifieds Bring Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
WEATHER
Southern Ca,ifcrnia

SOUthHrN IlINCrNll CT
skies and continued aaW WaG-
nesday and TGUcsG1". c=ee.n i. IT.
iX cooler Owen, Nal.& a. -
cf Moiayc desert Thur - Ee..lt
variable wind.
L. ;. Weather Bureau II rcatsa
T"n. uc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Nj, Ruth McKeudry Wno has
ben visiting her parents, Mr.. and
II. " L. McKcndry, for several
Gays left this week end for Los
tn-cloa and San Francisco where
ac viii visit before returning to
Ehlca % where she will enter the
Hf.s. ..l'v pi Chicago TO finish her
ut.In" u Social Service work.
A.r,".C.w.lr ha been made By
n. T. 81 Sinclair, president o. the
Ir.,. GW,d If the Con"rcgati0n-
al ch3ycl that the FIRST meeting of
80 Gad wi. Ut an evening af-
t..r ID '.c form Of reception for
tir,,H' mni ter aud his wife, Re-.
a.a Mrs.. G 3 GUdmunds5on.
IHo reception will bc held at
H. brr hail on Thursday evening,
C1sU. r. -. a. T.3O. The teachers
go ,-n.fa.ir lqYitcd 10 come and
atf '." pconl" Of the community
Id 'h" church members anG
IIoNd, or" also urged to attend.
P,a. Ann Fddins celebrated hcf
- l.a bIr'hdav last Saturday Al
-. Amn, cf Acr parents, Mr. and
- + " EadWs Delicious re-
.yae.I.. .r.. w"ro @crved and games
%4n played during tnc afternoon.
{ ..d.ou invited Wcrc. Adrian
Tla.rs. Bcu% Jean Quarles Grace
.lst.I eac. Geraldine Russ, Mar2a-
80 py." Hrun".Syf of Fl Cantfo,
I.r.- u. ua0.a;. JcrrY Wallace LII
49, Hrlu,}. Martin Herllc ard
Dirk IDmaE.