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l7si-ase years agO) Peter D.
vroem Sew Jersey lawyer. con
gressman governor and diplo-
mat. born IN Somerset Co. n j.
Died Nov. Is. 1878
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Today's
Anniversaries

l7s5-Joan Jay. New York pa
trios. first chief justice Of the
Us. diplomat. governor. b0rn
N New York Died May II,
1879.
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lso5-Henry Wells express
pioneer, Aurora. n. Y. president
Of the American Express. found
er Of Wells Fargo. horn IN Thet-
ford, Vt Died Dec 10. 1878.
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October statistics show that
California. New York, and Tex
Is contributed more men to the
Navy than any other states in
the Union.
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Special - Ths Citizen,
Congress IS considering bill
to authorize a Sailors Medal for
distinguished service mot IN
voiving actual conflict.
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Paul Linke. now bugler on Z
{, S. battieships was formerly
the drummer in Jan Savitt's
orchestra.
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Sparks S the name sailors give
to radio meh on board ship.
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lssAArthur Brisbane. famed
editor, colurnnist an publisher,
born IN Buffalo. n. Y. Died Dec.
Is. 1886.
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Subscribe to The Citizen. &C
weekly.
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Joe Gibion. now a Navy Chief
Bcatswain's mate. helped COM
pose the sprightly dialogue for
Navy Blues" and ~SaiIor Take
Care"
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Temperatures have risen in
most sections Of the country, ex-
eept in northeastern districts
where readings are below nor
NAL this morning. being l to 3
degrees below zero in portions 81
the interior of New England.
An extensive precipitation
area covers the Mississippi and
Ohio Valleys. Lake region, and
from the South Atlantic States
westward over the Gulf States
into the central Plains and Ari-
zuna. except central and south
ern Florida.
Snow was falling this morning
in many sections from the Lake
region and Ohio Valley vest
ward into Montana. and there
have been heavy rains IN pqfT
tians Of the Gulf States
G. s. KENNEDY
Official II Charge
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WEATHER REPORTS

observation taken at 7::30 m.
18th Mer. Time City Offiee)
TemueKafuras
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NAVY NOTES

Especial - The Citizen,
Congress IS considering q bill
to authorize a Sailors Medal for
distinguished service mot IN
voiving actual conflict"
October statistics show that
California. New York, and Tex
Is contributed more men to the
Navy than any other states in
the Union
Sparks S the name sailors give
to radio men on board ship.
Paul Linke. now bugler on Z
Z. S. battleships was formerly
the drummer in Jan Savitt's
Joe Giblon. now a Navy Chief
Boatswain's mate, helped COM
pose the sprightly dialogue for
Navy Blues" and -Sailor Take
Care"
Smoke Park is the one place in
the II. S. Naval Academy where
informality reigns at al times
For President Roosevelt. find
ing names for most of the Nays
warships is both duty and a
hobby.
A Chief Petty Officer in the
Navy Is called a @crow". because
Of the eagle on his rating
Ted Webb. commentator on
midget auto racing. was once
machinist mate on the US-S-
Chandler.
The US. Navy has had only
four fleet actions. but IN every
one it captured and destroyed
every enemy ship.
No us. man-af1war has ever
mutinied or been N the hands Of
TorpedOes are "nshr and de-
ssroyers cans to the American
To a sailor cheap liberty is q
look from ship 70 shore by SPY
glass
Steel from the USs Wash
ineton, scrapped in 1922 was
used II building the stands OF
Thompson Stadium at the Naval
Academy
H.. r. naisnssa
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Smoke Park is the one place in
the u. S. Naval Academy where
informality reigns at all times
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lss6-Sarah b 1 Cooper. San
Francisco philanthropist, found
Fl Of kindergartenS born in
Casanova. n. Y. Died Dec Il,
1885
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Steel from the Us.s. wash
ineton. scrapped IN 1922. was
,Ised Il building the stands OF
Thomnson Stadium at the Naval
Academy
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For President Roosevelt. find
ing names for most of the Nays
warships IS both q duty and a
hobby
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A Chief Petty Officer in the
Navy Is called a s'erow". because
Of the eagle on his rating
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1sz5-Byron A. Brooks. New
York City teacher. improver OF
the typewriter, born IN Theresa.
n Y Died Sept g. 1911.
1S41Peter 2. Collier, noted
New York publisher Of his day,
bern in Ireland Died April a,
1903
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YACHT TRITON, moored in
Garrison Blight. 46laxI5hx6.1,
mahogany furniture and trim.
three cabins. running water,
galley, hath, large lounge.
sleeps seven A pleasant home
! on the water Tess Yea Price
$500. Address James Pinder.
1z17 PetrOnia ST deeAe-tf
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Ted Webb. commentator on
midget auto racing. was once
machinist mate on the USS-
Chandler.
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TWO LADY'S BICYCLES. Good
condition. reasonable Brews-
ter. 629 Caroline Street.
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pattern Fairbanks House
Dedham, Mass. Handwoven
materials. coats, suits. rea-
sonable. Miss Maddox, 6637
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FURNISHED APARTMENT to
couple No children or ami
mails l104 Division street
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FURNISHED APARTMENT =
Modern cnnveniencse. Apply n,
S0z Duva1 street. Or Army and
Navy Store decla-tl
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TO a sailor cheap liberty is a
look from ship 10 shore by SPY
glass.
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FOURTEEN TT. CUPBOARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one Johnson Cupboard mo-
tpr, 4 h.p. sig8.ea James II.
Pinder. 1877 Petronia Street
jans-s
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MODERN ACCOMMODATIONS
now available At Coral Hotel
Apartments. opposite Post Of
fice. oct22 -2mo
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN NEWLY
furnished Tropical Roo 5
available at The White House.
zz7 Duvzl Street dec12-3tx
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10 UPHOLSTERED CHROMIUM
Bar Stools. Excellent condition
Apply Fred Marvil, co Samoa
Club. decll-tf
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The US. Navy has had only
four fleet actions. but IN every
one it captured and destroyed
every enemy ship.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Gideon Bible Officer
To Speak Here Sunday

Speaking on the theme "Whose
Responsibility is the Work of Preach
ing Christianity?", A. c. Feigart of
Van Vert, president of Ohio Gideons,
will talk in Bluffton Sunday at the
Missionary church at 1890 a. m. and
at the Ebenezer Mennonite church
at s p. m.
The Gideons are a Christian COM
mercial mems association whose work
consists of placing Bibles in various
hotels, schools, hospitals ard estab-
lishments throughout the world.
The organization at the present
time is placing Spanish Bibles in
Porto Rico and South America. To
date more than 100000 have been
placed throughout the world.
The speaker has been here on IRE
vious occas..',.s anu appears here un-
der the ,spices If local Cir cons
society.
A number IF Gideons will also give
short talks in various other churches
here Sunday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
With The Sick

Mrs. Wilbur Sumney, of North
jackson street, who was taken i'll
Thursday night with an asthmatic
condition, is convalescing at her
home. She was taken to the Bluff
ton hospital Thursday night where
she remained prior to her removal
to her home Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Daymon, who under
went an operation at the Biuffton
hospital Saturday, is convalescing at
the hospital.
Condition of. Prof. E. j. Hirschler,
who last week was reported as i'm
proving, is about the same this week.
He has been confined to his bed at
his home on West Elm street.
ADD N1H TIE SICK
Although confined to his bed with
a heart ailment, the condition OF
Wilbur Steiner, of South Jackson
street, is somewhat improved.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Crawfs, occupying
apartments in the old post office
building, is i'll.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Safety Program At
PIT A. Meet Tuesday

Safety education will be the theme
of the program of the Parent Teach
ers association to be presented at the
high school auditorium Tuesday night
at 7:30 o'clock.
Motion pictures and slides will be
presented to illustrate various as
poets of problems relating to safety,
it was announced by Ralph Stearns
in charge of the program.
Election of officers will be held at
the meeting. Special music will be
provided by the instrumental depart
ment of the high school. Invocation
will be pronounced by Rev. N. Bou-
schere, pastor of the st. Mary's Cath
olic church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
five LOCAL area
YOUTHS Leave FOR
CAMP WEDNESDAY
Group is Sent to Toledo Induc-
tion Station for Army Sc
lective Service
Allen County Board is Expected
To Provide 19 Men for Call
Next Week

Five Bluffton district young men
were among a group of 32 draftees
who left Lima, Wednesday morning
for the Toledo induction station of
the army seletive service system.
Of the IL candidates from Allen
County Draft Board No. 3, five were
from Bluffton or the surrounding
area.
Included in the contingent were
Maynard Niswander, of Lawn avenue;
Donavin Geiger of Cherry ST.; Clar-
ence Leoy Moser, of Bluffton Route
Two; Thomas j. Fett of Beaverdam;
and Gerald E. Kidd of Columbus
Grove Route Two.
One Unable to Report
One Bluffton man called in last
weeks group of conscriptees was un-
able to report for indrction on Wed
|nesday. Woodrow Wilson Herr, d
Route Two, Bluffton, was unable tc
respond when his family reported that
he had been taken ill on the preced-
ing day.
An additional group of 81 selectees
for military service will be taken
from Allen county in the sixth call
about March 10. Of these, Board 8
will provide 10 men.
Announcement has been made by
Board 8 that 1900 questionnaires
have been issued so far and that men
holding order numbers in the zoos
now are being sent for medical exam
ination.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Mennonite Church To
Hold Meeting Series

Rev. E. ]. Bohn, pastor of the
Mennonite church at Souderton, Pa,
will conduct a series of meetings at
the First Mennonite church starting
Sunday morning and continuing
every night through Friday at 7:30
o'clock.
Special music has been arranged
for all of the services and the public
is invited, it was announced by Rev.
H. T. Unruh, pastor of the church.
Rev. Bohn will speak on the fol-
lowing topics:
Sunday morning-The Christian God.
Sunday evening-What is Chris
tian?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freedom VS. Law
Tuesday-Christian Peace Out of In
ner Conflict.
Wednesday-The Practical Harness
ing of Spiritual Forces.
Thursday-The Christians Answer
to Today's Challenge.
Friday-The Necessity of a Com.
mitment.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06

Funeral services for Rev. w. s.
Gottshall, 76, former prominent
Bluffton pastor serving three Men
MONTE churches in this area, will be
held at Schwenksville, Pa, Friday
morning at 10:30. Rev. A. j. Neu-
enschwander of Quakertown, Pa, and
Rev Freeman Swartz, of Norristown,
Pa, will officiate at the services.
Brief services were held at Cleveland
Tuesday night.
Rev. Gottshall died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Homer Geiger OF
Cleveland, Sunday night. He was
ordained to the Mennonite ministry
at the Schwenksville, Pa, church
at the age of 10.
Widely known in this area, Rev
Gottshall served the st. John, Eben-
ezer and First Mennonite churches
as pastor from 1909 to 1924. The
churches, formerly one unit known
as the Swiss Mennonite charge, ex-
perlenced considerable growth under
his capable leadership.
He left Bluffton in 1924 to accept
the pastorate of the Salem Mennon-
ite church at Freeman, s. D. Fol-
lowing this until his retirement in
1888 he was pastor of the East
Swamp Mennonite church near Quak-
ertown, Pa.
Surviving are two sons, Aaron OF
Washington, D. c., and He bet O.
Wilmington, Delaware, and one
daughter, Mrs. Homer Geiger OF
Cleveland. Preceding him in death
were his wife and two daughters
Mrs. Jennie Boehr and Hanna Gott-
shall, the latter who died in infancy
Burial will be at the Eden ceme-
terry of Schwenksville, Pa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Basinger-S -Schundker
NuptidIs Saturday

Marriage of Miss Elene Basinger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Ba-
singer, west of town, and Raymond
Schumacher, son of Mrs. Anna Schu-
maker, of Ottawa, took place in Lima
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The ceremony was solemnized by
Father Nicholas Bouschere.
The bride wore a street length
gown of wine and corsage of white
carnations. Attending the couple
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hetrick of
Fostoria. Mrs. Hetrick, a sister of
the groom, wore a dark blue gown
and corsage of pink carnations.
Following the wedding, dinner
was served at the home of the
groom's brother, Walter Schumake,
of Fostoria for the immediate fami
lies, relatives and friends.
The bride graduated from Blufftor
High school in the class of 1889 and
was employed at the Triplett Elec-
trical Instrument Co.
Mr.. Schumker is employed at the
Seneca Wire and Manufacturing Co.
of Fostoria. The couple will reside
in their newly furnished apartment
in Fostoria.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Lions Hold Joint
Meet At Pandora

Members of the Bluffton Lions
club joined with the Pandora Busi-
ness Mems association in a meeting
held in the banquet room in the
basement of Pandora High school
Tuesday night.
An excellent dinner and good fel-
lowship were enjoyed at the joint
session rejecting the community OF
interests existing between the two
towns.
P. w. Stauffer, president of the
Bluffton club, presided at the meet
ing and congratulated the Pandora
community on its civic pride anc
progressive spirit.
Elmer BURY, president of the
Pandora club, spoke ip bhalf of tn,
group and reconlnaerded that tn
cooperative spirit evidenced at th
meeting be continued
A film, "Wheels Across India
was presented following singing ane
introductions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
In New Locations

Ray Patterson, former Bluiton
barber, who for the past Is years
has followed his trade in Findlay,
has moved to Bluffton and will be
associated with his brother Don Pat
terson of the Patterson barber shop
here. He is occupying the E. c.
Romey property on South Main
street recently vacated by Ross Got
shall.
Thos. Crawford of Findlay has
rented the r. E. Griffith farm south
of town and expects to move shortly.
Roy Herr who occupied the Grif-
fifth farm has rented the Geo. Boyer
farm near Rockport.
Malcolm Ewing who occupied the
Boyer farm recently purchased the
Alex Steiner farm north of the Gratz
school and occupied by c. M. Keifer.
Keifer will move this spring to the
Mrs. Della Matter farm south of
town which he purchased several
months ago.
Newlin Habegger has moved from
the Melvin Williamson farm to the
former Mayne Miller farm in Orange
township recently purchased by Fred
and Albert Marquart. Habegger is
employed on the Marquart farms.
VIM. Cummins has moved from
the Biederman apartments on South
Main street to the Eli Deppler prop
erty, formerly the Harvey Jones res
idence.
Hiram Welty, formerly of Bluffton,
who has beei located at Cecil, Ohio,
for several years will move this
month to - Wayne where he il EN-
ployed in a paper box factory.
c inner stewart is movin., from the
rolmer A. s. Faze farm near Rock.
port recently purchased by w. f
Iutzi, to the Geo. Nonnamaker farm
east of Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
BLUFFTON HIGH TO
MEET MINISTER IN
TOURNEY FRIDAY
Pirates, Champs at Carey Last
Year, Play This Season at
Shawnee Near Lima
Winner of Bluffton-M Minister
Bout to Meet Shawnee on
Saturday Night

Tournament time is here again, and
Bluffton High cagers-with a fine
season record-will be followed by a
large crowd of partisans when they
go to Shawnee Friday night to meet
their first Class B sectional tourney
foe.
Bluffton's opening round assign
ment is against Minister'S high pow
cred outfit, in a contest that will
bring together two of the torunamen
favorites. The game will be played
at 8 p. m. on the Shawnee court.
If successful in their first start, the
Pirates will play again at $50 p. m.
Saturday night, meeting Shawnee,
which drew a first-round bye.
Semi Finals Next Week
Semi-final and final contests in the
tournament will be played the fol-
lowing week in contests on Friday,
March Ia and Saturday, March Is.
Bluffton is defending sectional
tournament chapion, as also is Will
shire, Van Vert county champions,
bracketed with Bluffton in the Shaw
nee meet.
Bluffton Champions Last Year
The Pirates won their title last year
at Carey, and Wiltshire was victor at
Shawnee. After two years play at
Carey, Bluffton was transferred to
Shawnee district, where the team al
ways had played previously.
Bluffton and Minister each have un-
usual records; the former having a
record of Is victories and two de-
feats, and the latter 20 wins and four
setbacks.
Additional data on the tournament
will be found on page eight.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Meeting Of AAA To
Be Held At Grange

Farmers of this area interested in
the Agricultural Adjustment Act will
convene in a public meeting to be
held at the Richland Grange hall
Thursday night at 800 o'clock.
Marketing quotas and other prob
lens connected with the A. A. A.
program will be discussed at the
meeting. Government representatives
from the Lima office will be at the
meeting to assist farmers in their
programs.
Opportunity to sign up and assist
ance in planning for farm programs
will be given at the township house
in the Bluffton town hall Friday
and Saturday of this week from 8 to
4:3O o'clock. Officers will be on
hand to assist farmers in signing
and making plans.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Births

The following births at the Bluff
ton hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand swank, a
girl, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Reichenbach,
a girl, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mangus, of
Findlay, boy, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Alspach, a
girl, Sunday.
Announcement has been received
here of the birth of son to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Steger of Ocean
side, Calf. Mrs. Steger is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Whistler of
Oceanside, former Bluffton residents
The baby is the. first grandson OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Whistler.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Mother Of BluftOn
Woman In Accident

With four ribs broken and a frac-
tured pelvis, the result of recent
auto accident, Mrs. Maver Null of
Continental, mother of Mrs. Paul
Martinka of this place, is convalesc-
ing in the Bluffton hospital.
The accident occurred when the
car in which she was riding skidded
off the road near Jackson, Micn., on
January 20. She was taken to the
Foote hospital at Jackson from where
she was removed to the Bluffton hos
pital, Sunday.
Other occupants of the car were
Miss Flora Casteel, who received q
broken collar bone, and her brother
Arthur Casteel, driver of the car
who escaped uninjured. Both were
from Continental.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06

Blufft0n Man Is
Grandfather Twice
Within One Week

n o. Alspach, Bluffton tailor,
O' became a grandfather twice
when daughters were born to his
two sons within the past week.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Alspach at the
Bluffton hospital Sunday. Mrs.
Alspach is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson of
near Beaverdam.
A daughter was also born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Alspach
of Detroit on Tuesday of last
week. Mrs. Alspach is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Matthey Of this place.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
INCLUDE BLUFFT0N
IN PROPOSAL FOR
AIR MAIL SERVICE
Petition Seeking Approval for
Plan is Filed with Wash
ington Body
BIuffton Investigated Recently
AS Location for Airmail
Station

Bluffton will be provided with direct
mail and air express pickup service in
the near future if a petition filed last
Thursday before the Civil Aeronautics
: Authority in Washington D. C. is ap-
proved.
Sponsored by the Mercury Develop
ment Corp, of Indianapolis, Ind, the
petition outlines seven proposed routes
in seven western states, covering IA
western Ohio cities, including Bluff
ton.
Pickups in this area would be es-
tablished at Bluffton, Lima, Bellefon-
taine, Wapakoneta, Findlay and Fos-
toria.
Daily Service
Trips would be started from the
indianapolis municipal air port at 7
a. m. daily, with the return to the
base about p. m. This would give
Bluffton and other towns in this dis
trict once-a-day airmail facilities, con-
Meeting with the principal routes of
the nation.
In picking up the mail, a patented
system would be used which elimi-
mates the necessity of the plane MAX
ing stop for delivery or collection of
letters and parcels.
Planes flying at 130 miles an hour
pass over the pickup station which
centers in two stands like those used
in the pole vault. Cables attahed to
the plane snatch the mail bags from
the standards and the mail to be de-
livered is dropped to the ground sta
tion.
An investigation of Bluffton as a
mail pickup station was made recent
ly by officials of the Mercury Devel-
opment Corp. and the town was ap-
proved for inclusion in the route
s & IS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-03-06
Joy Bell Ringer At
Reformed Churches

Many unique musical instruments
will be played by the Joy Bell Ring
er, well known novelty musical per-
former, in program to be presented
Wednesday, March IL at 500 p. m.
at the Emmanuel's Reformed church,
and at the ST. Johns Reformed
church Thursday, March 20 at 7:30
p. m.
To be played on the program are
piccolo cowbells, musical glasses, mu-
sical saw, London cricket bells, vibra
harp and other instruments.