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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Sister Is Hostess
Al Spinsier Dinner

Mrs. Fred Bucholtz. jr. was
hostess Wednesday evening at the
spinster dinner Of her sister. Miss
Florence Grove. who will become
the bride Of Mr.. Ford Wiley
Sept. 10. The dinner took place
At Roses on the Tacoma-Seattle
highway.
Guests were Mss BETTY Blood
who will he maid Of honor. and
Mrs. Donald p. ellis. Miss Marian
POWELL and Miss Dorothy Slater.
who with Mrs Bucholtz. will be
the bridesmaids.
Others present were Miss Helen
Wiley. sister Of the prospective
bridegroom: Miss Bunny Me
Csffrey and Mrs. Lyle Petersen
OF Seattle.
An arrangement of asters CEN
tered the dinner table and corsages
marked each guests place. Dur
ing the evening, the bride-to-be
presented each attendant with
gift.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Mrs. Hallen
Will Speak
Kappa Comma AIumnse
To Sponsor New Series

First of Junia Todd Hallen's
tea talks and book reviews,
sponsored by Kappa Kappa
Gamma alumnae association,
will be given at Weyerhaeuser
hall. Y. W. c. A., at 2:3O
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Tea chairman IL Mrs. George
n Thomas. assisted by Mrs. John
r. Alsip jr.. Mrs. Emerson Abbot
and Mrs. william Mead. Mrs.
John s. Baker and Mrs. Howard
Mccormack win greet the guests
while Miss Alice wemot, Mrs. j.
n. Kellogg. Mrs. c. +. Bonneil
and Mrs. Frank Allyn viii pour.
Mrs. Fred Klopfenstein Is In
charge Of the flower arrange
ments and the stage setting and
Mrs. r. f. Buckmsster will in
troduce Mrs. Hallen.
The programs are open to the
public and tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. William Buchanan,
Main 1867: Mrs. 4. 4. Meader,
Proctor 3112 and Mrs. John Tay-
Tor. Proctor $3.50. Talks are
scheduled for Sept. 10, Oct. II and
Nov. 21.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Auxiliary Plans
Card Party

Wild West auxiliary viii sponsor
q card party in the Masonic tenn
pie next Friday evening starting
1T $50. Mrs. o. ]. Anderson Is
the chairman. being assisted by
Mesdsmes o. Z. Anderson. AL An
der-on. Ronald Aubry. Ross Burn
worth. Emil Carlson, Fred Carl.
son, Harry Carpenter. James Cope
land. r. B. Cheney and David
Clemensen.
Mrs. O. f. Anderson will oper
her nome AT 1917 So. 10th street
Tuesday evening for sewing.
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First speaker Of the afternoon
was Mr.. John Arnold, principal
Of the Fern Hill school, and presi-
dent OF the Tacoma AmeriCaniZa-
ton council. Mr.. Arnold gave an
informative and detailed account
Of the activities and accomplish
ments Of that organization.
The next speaker was Mr.. J. T.
Oberlies. whose topic was Youth
Looks Us Over" Mr.. Oberlies
took an optimistic view of the
rising generation. speaking of the
great advancement of the pres
ent time.
Mrs. Calvin Stewart. newly ap-
pointed national defense state
chairman of the Washington State
Federation Of Women's clubs. gave
detailed outline of the work
proposed by her committee. for
the entertainment of the soldiers
who have been recently taken
from their occupations in civil
life. and indicted into army, naval
and air service. Her talk pro-
voked much discussion.
Miss Muriel Dawley added to
the enjoyment Of the afternoon
by her song group. "Oh. Fair. On,
Sweet, Oh. Holy" by Cantor;
Sacrament" by McDermid. and
Spirit Flower" BY Campbell TIP
ton. Mrs. willis was her accom-
PIANIST.
Honored guests of the afternoon
were Mrs. George H. Tarbell Of
Olympia. second state vice regent;
Mrs. Donald T. Mcdonald. presi-
dent Of Altrua club: Mrs. Charles
Mason and Mrs. Hardin Monroe.
also Of Altrus. The October meet
ing has been arranged and viii
be presented by Elizabeth Forey
chapter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
d. A. R. Round Table Series
Opens Sessions Tuesday
Mary Ball Chapter in Charge Of First Meeting OF
Fall and Winter Calendar; Mrs. Rhodes Hostess

Bringing promise of much interest and pleasure Mary
Ball Chapter Day held Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the past state Mrs. Edwin f. Rhodes opened the
of sessions planned for the fall and months by
the Daughters of American Revolution Round Table.
May Ball chapter the Mother Chapter of the state
the honor of being charge of this first
ing Presiding for the afternoon program Mrs J. T.
Lee of Mary Ball chapter The three Tacoma d. A. r. chap
Mary Ball. Virginia Dare and Elizabeth Forey, each
had several representatives present.
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Golfers Receive Coneratu-
lsfions on Babys Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Collier
Of Bellingham Helen Johnson are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF their first child. a son
Wednesday morning al ST. Luke 5
hospital. Bellinghsm. The baby
has been named Edwin Sidney. HIS
grandparents are M and Mrs
Harry X. Collier and Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin A. Johnson. all Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Miss lineIey 70 Sail
For Hawaii Soon

Miss Ruth Lngley, Of Seattle,
and \ former Tacomsn. left for
San Francisco. Calf. where she
will leave for Hawaii on the Lur-
line. to take a position for a year
at the Wilcox Memorial hospital
"a surgical supervisor. Friends
from Mills college will see her off.
Many parties were given for
Miss Lingley. Three outstanding
ones were those given by Mrs.
Howard V. Kohr. sister; Miss
Kay swart of Seattle. gave one at
the Washington Athletic club and
Mrs. Donald 4. Colwell. another
sister. of Yakima. gave a farewell
party at the Yakima Country club.
Miss Lingley will stay at the
Moana hotel while In Honolulu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Daughter Is Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Cav

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard A. CAY
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of their first child. a
daughter. sept 6. AZ Tacoma Cen
eral hospital. The little sirl. who
has been named Msndy Pauline. IL
also being welcomed By her
grandparents. Mrs. NJ o. Larsen.
Mrs. Olaf Larsen snd Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Gay. all Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Miss Pearson WEEDS Officer
In Military Ceremony
Fort Lewis Chapel Is Scene Of Marriage Wednesday;
Canadian Honeymoon Is Planned by Couple

In colorfu military wedding complete with uniforms
and crossed sabers Miss Emeyn Pearson married
night in the Fort Lewis chapel Capt j. +. Blackstone.
The bride given in marriage by her brother, Capt
j. ?. Pearson She lovely in white satin gown with
sweetheart neckne outlined in pearls and long sleeves
which point the hand Her floor-lengh veil
had elbowength over-vei and attached lace
with wide halo of lilies of the valley and orange
blossoms The bridal bouquet of swanSona white
and gardenias, with a white orchid in its center
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Clubs

Phil sheridan Relief Corps will
meet Friday for u 30 luncheon and
100 business in the srmory. Mrs
Carl Messner will preside.
Fern Hill Rebekah auxiliary
will postpone their regular meet
ing until September 25 at the
home OF Mrs. Annie Bond. 7402
So. ST She will be assisted by
Mrs. Clara Stumne, and Mrs. Helen
Hazen.
Thursday Night Book Reviewers
will read one Of the dramas of
A-chylus when they hold their
regular meeting at Mccormick
library at $50. Members having
copies are requested 10 bring
them. A round table discussion
Of the dramas will be held at a
later time.
tHuif~ HhhihhfN w INV .N.fNst@-s
will hold a social meeting at the
Y. W. c. A. Friday. Reservations
for 1890 luncheon may he made
with Mrs. P. J. O'Brien, Proctor
$3.50.
sun Ray circle of Rising sun
Spiritual church. will open their
fall luncheons in the church at
u 80 Friday.
WAYS and Means club. Olympic
Rebekah lodge will meet Friday
for 1890 luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Thompson, 272C
No. Proctor. Mrs. Marshal viii
assist the hostess. A business
meeting will follow.
Sisters OF Herman will entertain
at a card party at SIS p. m
Friday in Normanna hall. Mrs
n. Hademan. chairman. assisted
by Mesdames J. Froamader. r
Hartrich. p. krspf. and r. Hoff
man. Favors for 500. Late sup
per. Public invited.
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Miss RoIsisd PLEDGES
pi Beta Phi Sorority

Miss Marion RolStsG. who is en-
rolled az Washington State college
THIS year As q junior. has been
pledged 10 p Beta PM sorority.
She "a the dsus liter Of Mar. and
Mrs. e y. Rolstzd. III No. Cedar
81. and attended the College Of
Puget Sound for her FIRST two
years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Receive Conorafulations

Mr.. and Mrs Cody W. Snstlev.
S4l+ So. Warner. are receiving
congratulat tons on their first
child, a daughter. born Sept. s al
Tacoma General hospital. She has
been named Ann Marie.
Enjoying the congratulations
also are the grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Mayer OF Tacoma, and
Mir. and Mrs. c. f. Shatley Of
North Carolina.
Great grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 5. Prindel Of Eugene.
Oregon.
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White ehrysanthemumx marked
the aisle down which the bride
walked escorted by her father who
gave her In marriage. The bride
was charming In a gown Of egg
shell bridal satin, made with q
midriff and long train. The tiny
cuffs of her sleeve were pointed.
and her tulle veil which easeaded
from a ooronet of pearl. fell the
fun length of her train.
sorority Sister Ia Attendant
Miss Grace Schneider OF Chi
cago. Alpha Phi sorority sister Of
the bride, was maid of honor and
Mrs. Robert Meyer was matron OF
honor. Both wore gold. silk jersey
dresses and carried bouquets of
gold flowers. On their heads were
ooronets to match their gowns and
flowers.
Bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Jones and Miss Mary Esther Nc
Nerthney. whose gowns were of
desert tan silk jersey, styled
identically TO those of the honor
attendants, and Miss Dorothy
Searles and Miss Mabel Eskildsen.
who wore soft green jersey. All
OF the bridesmaids carried match
ing bouquets and wore matching
coronets.
Brother Ia Best Man
DR.. Charles Green, jr.. served his
brother ss best man and Messrs
Robert Anderson. Keith Schneider,
Bill Monzingo. james New
schwander. Charles Fogg and Dud-
ley Wilhelm were the ushers.
Following the reading OF the
nuptial vows. q reception was held
at the Rosemont way home of the
brides parents. Mrs. Hills well
coming guests in a gown Of old
gold silk jersey and the bride
groom's mother wearing a gown
of defense blue crepe. Both wore
corsages of orchids.
A profusion of chryssnthemums
was used throughout the rooms
and centering the table was an
of white gladioh.
Pouring were Mrs. c. f. Buckley.
Mrs. Dix Rowland, Mrs. f. C.
Richards, Mrs. c. f. Albertson.
Mrs. Donald Fraser and Mrs. May
nard Rennel. Assisting were Mrs. !
Charles Green. jr.. Mrs. Lyle Lem
ley. Mrs. James Wilhelm. Mrs. !
Kathryn King Youell. Mrs. Will
liam wingard. Miss Dixie Thomp-
son. Miss Audrey Albertson and
Miss Phyllis Sanders.
Leaves for Chicago
For her wedding trip 10 Chi
cago, Ill. where the new home
VIII be made. Mrs. Green chose a
brown suit over which
she wore a fox trimmed top coat
Completing her costume was A
small hat of green feathers.
The bride attended Stadium
high school, later graduating from
Northampton School for Girls and
De Paw university. Her sorority
is Alpha Phi and she is also a
member of the Club Of Hearts DIR
Green is a graduate of the College
OF Puget Sound, where he was
affiliated with Sigma zeta Fpsi-
ion fraternity. and Northwestern
university, where he was a MEM
Der Of NJ Sigma M.
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Take Vows Saturday
Afternoon at johnson Home

Mrs. Zula Ruth Miller and Mr..
Henry Oswood. both of Tacoma,
were married Saturday afternoon.
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Carl
A johnson. The single ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. john
son in the presence Of members of
the immediate family. Attendants
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wheldon
Of Puysllup. The groom is the son
of Mrs John c. oswood. 1905 So.
X st The newlyweds will make
their home in Puyallup.
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Mrs. Pearson. matron OF honor,
and the bridesmaids, Mrs. c. f
johnson and Miss Adene Lynum.
wore identical white crepe gowns
with sweetheart necklines. The
matron Of honor carried bouquet
of tiny blue dahIlas and wore
coronet OF the same blue flowers.
while the bridesmaids carried
similar bouquets and wore identical
coronets made of pink dshlias.
Best man was Capt. Roland
Rutte, and the ushers were Capt.
L. f. Gather Capt. Hiram Smith.
Capt PeNley. 1t p. T. Righy.
1t. Wickersham and 1t J. T Ran
som. Chaplain Stevens OF the 3rd
Division artillery offieisted.
The bride came down the aisle
10 the soft refrain of Because. "
and after the rites. the couple
came out of the chapel between
the crossed ssbers Of the best man
and the ushers, IN traditional mill
tary fashion.
After the ceremony. the wedding
party met at the home Of IN,
brides brother. The couple vii
honeymoon in Canada.
Mrs. Blackstone attended Ran
dolph Macon college and the UNI
versity of Alabama. where sh,
WAS member Of Tri Delta soror
ity. The groom graduated from
the law school Of the Universit,
of Wisconsin in 1884. where h,
was member OF Phi Gamm,
Delta fraternity. From his gradua
ton until August. 1910. when h,
entered the army. he practice,
law with the firm OF Frame an,
Blackstone IN Naukesha. Wis
Capt. Blackstone Is now the moral,
officer Of the Srd Division.
The officers and ladies 81 IN
7th Infantry met Saturday eve
ming for an informal party AZ IN
Officers Beach club on America
lake.
The officers and ladies of IN
lO3rd snti-tsnk battalion met 10
a no-host buffet supper before IN
Sunday night dance AZ the OF
fioers' club. Those present wer
1t Col. and Mrs. c. ". Goodwin
Capt. and Mrs. J. L Hare, Cap,
and Mrs. r. =. Nsndenberg. Capt
and Mrs. l. J. Nelson. Capt. an
Mrs. T. II. St Clair. Capt. an
Mrs. =. A. Tough. Capt and Mrs.
l. b. Convis. 1t and Mrs. c. McA
Psyner. 1t and Mrs. II. :. kre
sky. 1t and Mrs a. l. Pool. II
and Mrs. c A. Robbins and L,
and Mrs. ". X. Dohsrty.
The officers and their wives q
the 18th Infantry met at a no-hos
party - the buffet-dance ~ IN
Officers club Sunday evening. At
tending we're $50 guests
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Miss Kerth
Will Wed
News Brings Promise Of
Late Autumn Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 3. kerth
revealed to more than a score
guests Friday evening the be-
trothal of their daughter,
Miss Bertha Eva kerth, 10
Mr.. Norman +. BledSoe. son
of Mrs. MAJ tia BledSoe. Tie
engagement was revealed
by means of a huge white
bell which was suspended
from the ceiling. Gold let
tering revealed the plans for
a late autumn wedding.
For her announcement party.
the bride-to-be wore black al
paca frook with a corsage Of rcd
rosebuds and gsrdenias. Her ac-
cessories were a matching gold
bracelet and loeket, a gift from
her fiance.
Favors at games PLAYED during
the evening were taken by MissS
Jean Taylor, Oscar kerth. Mss
Helen Bertuzzi. Mrs. IriHa Peters.
Mrs. Ida Caruso and Mrs. Helen
Bledsoe.
A large cake. the lettering on
which revealed again the betroth-
al, centered the collation. table.
Pictures of the couple were placed
on either side Of the cake.
Guests were Mesdames :. r.
kerth, Martha Bledsoe. Mae Tav-
Tor. Howard Cole, Amelia MePha1.
Wilma Searles. Jessie Dalton.
Wanda Lewandowski. Hattie Had
eman, Esther Howard. June Clark,
Helen Bledsoe, NJ. o. Stuart,
Grace Hoover, A. Sydow. Orilla
Peters, Ida Caruso. Vera Jasprica.
Lee Hintz and Oscar Kerth.
Others We're the Misses Joan
Taylor, Dorothy Stuart. Beverly
Steele, 1mogene Cole. Helen Bcr-
tuzzi, Thelma Piery, Marjorie Oh
sen, Elaine Erickson. Patricia
Huseman, Jerry Siddan, Rena
Dickes and Jewell Axlen.
Plan Open House
Members Of the Board of Nam
ayers Of the White Shield homo
will hold open house from ? until
4 o'clock. The affair will be open
10 the public and tea will he
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

The best investment you can
find: Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps. Buy them regularly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

The officers and their wives Of
the 18Th Infantry met AZ a no-host
party 81 the buffet-dsnce ~ the
Officers club Sunday evening. At
tending we're $50 guests
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Plan Open House

Members Of the Board Of Man
ayers Of the White Shield homo
will hold open house from ? until
4 o'clock. The affair will be open
TO the public and tea will be
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

The officers and ladies Of the
7th Infantry met Saturday eve
ming for an informal party a, the
Officers Beach club on American
lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Phil sheridan Relief Corps will
meet Friday for u 80 luncheon and
80 business in the srmory. Mrs.
Carl Messner will preside.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-18

never been exhibited before. The
F. F. A. exhibit gives this club an
opportunity to show the commun-
ity what it is doing and what can
be done in growing prize farm pro-
duee. The musical program to be
presented on Wednesday night,
September "a, will bring to Bridge
vile an accomplished harpist, Miss
Louise Zehring of Ridgely. Mary
land, and a talented pianist, Mr.. G.,
Roy Mann, music supervisor of the
Milton schools. In addition to
these guest soloist. the program
will include selections by the fol-
lowing: The School Band; Billy Jo
CLANCY, cornetist; Miss Elizabeth
Kinder, organist; and Miss Nancy
Eckhardt, vocal soloist. On We'd
nesday from 5 to 8 p. M, supper
will be served in the Club House
across from the Church. A special
menu has been arranged. Tickets
for the Flower Show and Supper
may be purchased from Mr.. Law
renee Cahall at the Bridgeville
Bank.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-18
AN ORDINANCE
REGULATING CONNECTIONs WIN

REGULATING CONNECTIONS WITH
AND USE OF SANITARY SEWERS
Passed at the regular session, Septem Der
IL. of THE TOWN COMMISSIONERS of
the TOWN OF SMYRNA, KENT COUN-
TY, DELAWARE, do hereby enact and
ordain:
SECTION /. That when the sewer sys-
tenn of the Town of Smyrna including any
branch or extension of the same. has been
completed and is ready for public use, it
shall be the duty of the Town Commission
ers to cause a printed or written notice of
the completion of such sewer, together with
a copy of this Ordinance, to be served in
the manner hereinafter provided on the
owners of each property abutting on the
highway, road street or walk along which
such sewer has been laid; such notice in
each instance to state that it is the duty
of such owners to cause the buildings erect
ed on their premises requiring sewage
drainage and situate within two hundred
(2O0) feet of such sewer to be connected
Herewith at their own expense; and that
upon the failure of any such owner to
comply with the requirements of such no.
tice and of this Ordinance, the said Com
missioners may cause such connection to
be made at the expense of such owner,
who shall thereupon also become subject
to a penalty or fine of not more than One
Hundred Dollars (s100.00).
SECTION 2-Where in any street or sec
ton of street there is now constructed
public sewer for the purpose of carrying
off the sewage, the owner or owners abut-
ting on, adjacent to. along the line of any
or within 200 feet of any such sewer so
constructed shall. within 80 days after be-
ing notified by the town clerk of the town
of Smyrna connect the house and buildings
on such property with such public sewer
in a proper manner.
Those failing to comply shall thereupon
also become subject to penalty or fine of
not more than One Hundred Dollars
($l00.00).
Smyrna times., 1941-09-18
DISCIPLINE IMPORTANT
DIR. e. Stanley Jones, Speaker at
Dover, Advocates Discipline

.The future of the country is in
the hands of disciplined people, /"
declares DR.. E. Stanley Jones,
World-famous missionary evangel-
ist who will address a meeting to
be held in the field house of the
Dover High School, Dover, on Sep
tember 10, at 7.30 p. M, under the
auspice of the Board of Missions
and Church Extension of the Pen
insula Conference of the Methodist
Church. I'VE are to be disciplined
to the kingdom of God" continues
DR.. Jones. "Nazism is disciplined
to the idea of superior race,
Fascism is disciplined to the idea
of a superior state, while Commun-
lem is disciplined to the idea of a
superior class. We are disciplined
to Gods absolute order, the King
dom of God. The goal of our dis
cipline is far beyond anything yet
proposed by our discipline. If we
are going to be disciplined the way
we should be, we must first of all
have a group-discipline; second, a
self-discipline; and third, a God
discipline. 1t may cost much to be
Christians in the future. Our heads
may be cracked for holding Chris
tian ideas; but if we stand up for
that crack, people will respect
those ideas in the cracked heads.
The word disciple and the word
discipline come from the same
root. In the future it must be
known that there can be no disciple
without a full-rounded disciplined
person working through disciplined
groups. These groups can give di-
rection and goal to the hesitant
and confused people of this land. !"
Although DR.. Jones is officially a
missionary of the Methodist Church
In India, thousands of persons have
thronged to hear him in Asia,
Europe, Australia and in North
and South America. His books
have been best-sellers and have
been translated into more than fif-
teen languages and into Braille for
the blind. DR.. Jones is a compell-
ing speaker and will attract a large
audience when he speaks in Dover
on Friday night. A choir of more
than 100 voices will furnish special
music for the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1941-09-18
Don't Speed

A small town, with marrow
streets and close parking, is
no place to run the speedomet.
er over 25 miles an hour
There are so many dangers
and such obvious ones to all
drivers, that it seems surpris-
ing that so many people here
"drive like mad" Townspeo-
pie are not the only offenders,
of course, and visitors who
drive too fast through our
streets are equally to blame
and will suffer the same con-
sequences.
The local police force is JUS
titled in taking a firm stand
against such law breakers,
BEFORE someone is killed OF
seriously hurt, by making ar
rests and imposing fines. This
is true also with the double
parking situation. The police
have been patient, have issued
countless warnings in both in
stances. If they get no coop
Grafton, it is their duty to
make arrests.
Maybe a few stiff fines will
bring our cowboy" drivers to
their senses. Our pedestrians,
and particularly our children,
must be protected.