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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
5th War Loan Drive :
Will Open in Valley
County on June II
FRIEDLUND is CHAIRMAN; GOAL FOR
INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES
is $433, 900.

Valley county's quota for bond
sales in the Fifth War Loan. June
II to July Is, will be S433, 900 in in
dividual purchases, plus S191, 900 in
corporate purchases, it was an
nounced today by A. B. Friedlund
who has been appointed special
campaign chairman in the county
by ]. p. Sternhagen, county finance
chairman.
This means about $4,000 more
for the individual quota than in the
Fourth War Loan and about $4,000
additional in the corporate goal"
Mr.. Friedlund said.
This will mean that complete
participation and cooperation by
every community and every in
dividual will be necessary. Every
one of us realizes the significance of
the Fifth War Loan slogan, Back
the attack. Buy more than before"
This is the biggest war loan in
history"
Any bonds sold after June l will
be credited to the campaign, he
added.
Valley county community quotas.
based on individual purchases, are:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Mrs. John Ruckman,
Mother of Fl. Peck
Fire Chief, Passes

Mrs. John Ruckman. 70. for over
30 years a central Montana resident,
died in a Lewistown hospital Sun
day afternoon after almost a years
illness. Mrs. Ruckman was the
mother of H. j. Ruckman, chief OF
the Fort Peck fire department. Mr..
and Mrs. Ruckman had lived in
Montana since 1902 and for the
past 30 years had lived in the
Corbly and Casino Greek COM
munities near LewistoWn. The nus
band. three sons. two daughters ana
a sister survive. Funeral services
were held wednesday at 2 in Lewis
town. 8
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Program Friday
Night to Close
Baptist School

A program in the Baptist church
at 8 Friday night will close a two
week session of a daily vacation
Bible school there.
1t will include drills, Rotations
and displays of hand work.
Lucille Forsman is school super
intendent and others who have
served in the school are Mrs. Robert
Dazell, the Rev. and Mrs. H. F.
Widen, Mrs. E. I. Farrell, Audrey
Wittmayer, Helen Teichrow. Freida
Burger. Mrs. John Forsman. Imo-
gene Thurman and Mona and Patsy
Crane.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Sergeant Cuniff
Back in States;
Is Coming Home

Staff Serg. David NJ. Cuniff Jr.,
arrived at an eastern United states
port from the italian war area
Wednesday morning according to a
long distance telephone call re-
ceived by his family here Wednes-
day night.
He expects to be home in a week
for a 21-day furlough and then to
be assigned to a nearby base.
Sergeant Cuniff recently sue
Gee led in getting back to his base
in italy a month after being missing
in action over Hungary while on a
bomber raid.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Ruth Mary Bundy
Is Leading Man"
In College Play

HAVRE - Ruth Mary Bundy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H,
Bundy of Glasgow, is doing her part
in the current manpower shortage,
which is being felt in higher learn
ing as elsewhere. Miss Bundy was
leading man" in 'The Radio
Mystery spring play given by
Northern Montana college Friday.
Miss Bundy is a medical secretarial
major and has been active ootn IN
Dramatic club and Glee club DUR
ing her freshman year at the COL
lege.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Students Of Mrs.
Friedlund Appear
In Piano Recital

Piano students of Florence-Fen-
nessy-Friedlund we're presented in
recital at the Friedlund home Thurs
day night at 7:30. Those taking part
we're Nancy and Sally McGibney,
Darlene Barnes. Jacqueline Baker.
Jennie and Annie Larsen, Helen
Benson, Kathleen Lamb. Rita
Sternhagen. Joyce Nelson. Marlene
Scanson, Barbara Richardson. Janet
Stroman, Marie Pattison, Carolee
Grina. Joyce Scanson. Helen Nor
ton and Betty Sue Dykstra.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Nashua Student:
Given Honor at
Business School

SPOKANE-Miss Marjorie Nlcol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nj
col of Nashua, was presented an
undergraduate award for excellence
in scholastic standing. leadership
and personality at a program of the
Kinman Business university here,
where she is a student. Miss Nicol
will graduate here in June and
expects to continue as an instructor
in commercial subjects at Kinman.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Four from Valley
Are Appointed as
Coed C0unSel0rs

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Montana
State university goods have been
named counselors for the coming
year. The c%ounselors, chosen on the
basis of leadership. scholarship and
service to the school, will give guild
ance to incoming freshman women
next autumn.
Counselors for the next year in
clude:
Merriyn Wentz of Fort Peck and
Phyllis Ruffcorn, Garnet Sethne
and Lillian Wedum of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Child Clinic
I'm Glasgow
Next Tuesday

A ~pre-school clinic will be held
at the south side grade school Tues
dav afternoon from . to 4. DR.. N. o.
Agneberg and Miss Aagot Liam.
county health nurse will be in
charge.
Whooping cough. diphtheria and
smallpox immunization will be
given. The Schick test will be given
children who have previously taken
the diphtheria immunization to see
if they are still protected; The
tuberculin patch test will also be
given.
this fall should receive protective
treatment either at the clinic or
from their physician, Miss Liam
said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Troop School VIII
Have Final Program
At Church Friday

The Troop School for Christian
Soldiers" which has been held at
the Gospel tabernacle this week and
last will have its closing program
Friday night at 7:45.
The commanding officer" Mrs.
Paul Williscroft, will be in charge
assisted by her majors teachers
in the school.
The program will include songs.
recitation of memorized portions OF
Scripture, a model class. and dis
play of handwork.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Inland Bids Low
For Stockpiling
Gravel in County

The Inland Construction COM
pany of Omaha bid a low of $47,96l
on crushing and stockpiling $4,000
yards of gravel in Daniels. McCone,
Roosevelt and Valley counties at
lettings by the state highway COM
mission in Helena Saturday. Several
other contracts were awarded at the
time.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
County Trustees
Here for Meeting
To Talk Problems

School trustees from Valley county
districts were holding their annual
meeting at the courthouse here this
afternoon. Budgets, transportation
and pupil transfers will be discussed.
Speakers will include Miss Ella Ham,
merness, acting county superinten-
dent of schools, and Mrs. Nora
Mumford, county treasurer.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
COMPLIMENTS VISITORS

HINSDALE-Mrs. ". H. JACOBS
entertained Saturday afternoon
with a "get-acquainted" tea in
honor of Miss Patricia Fontaine,
fiancee of Mrs. Jacobs nephew,
Robert Gaspar, and Miss Fontaine's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fon-
taine. Sixty people enjoyed an
afternoon of conversation, followed
by -ea and lunch.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
GROUP IS CONFIRMED

Observation-Disclosures services
we're held at the First Lutheran
church Sunday at IL. Those con-
firmed were Luella Rave, Carine
Brenna. James Jacobson, Clifford
Peterson and Kermit Viste. The
confirmants we're examined by the
Rev. T. T. Doe at a service in the
church Friday night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Community

Community chairmen for the
campaign are Mrs. Mary E. Dignan,
Glasgow city; o. r.. McCleery, Glas-
gov rural; R. E. Hillman, Hinsdale;
d. E. Hawbaker, Nashua; George
Killenbeck, Richland; Mrs. R. L.
Sheppard, Frazer; A. K. Redekopp,
Lustre; Lieut.. Col H. H. Roberts;
Fort Peck; Martin Sauber, Glen
tana; o. j. Jevne, with Mrs. Carl
Ellingson and Mrs. Clarence Nybak-
ken. co-chairmen, Larslan: Richard
Motzkau, Tampico; George Reid,
Vandalia: Charles II. McChesney,
Beaverton; August Knapp, Oswego;
Mark Kotkin and George Jasper,
co-chairmen, New Deal, and James
Turnland. Wheeler.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Miss Wedum Named
to Scholarship Group

Miss Lillian Wedum, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Wedum of Glas-
cow. was one of the five freshmen
women at the University of Mon
ANA at Missoula who were pledged
last week by the national scholar
ship honor sorority, Alpha Lamba
Delta
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
c WILL MEET

HINSDALE - A meeting OF the
North Bench Farmers Union local
has been called for Sunday after
noon at 2:30 at the George Ruther-
ford home, according to Mrs. Ben
Eaton.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

follows a recent statement given
The Courier by William E. Warne.
assistant commissioner of the
bureau of reclamation, stating the
construction of the lines had re-
ceived war production board APP
proval.
This (Glendive) line would bring
Fort Peck power to a point on the
system of the Montana-Dakota
Utilities company at Glendive," he
said, which will result in the con-
servation of natural gas by the re-
placement of gas steam generated
power with hydro generation. and
the supplying of low cost power for
several pump irrigation projects in
the Yellowstone valley.
OF the Frazer-Wolf Point line,
he said, This line would close a
gap between the existing line owned
by the Indian service, which eX-
tends from Fort Peck dam to Frazer,
and the Montana-Dakota Utilities
line which extends westerly to Wolf
Point" The Fort Peck-Frazer
lines present terminus is at the
pumping plant south of Frazer which
provides water for the Frazer
Oswego Indian irrigation project.
The bureau of reclamation now
has an office at Fort Peck in charge
of Allen Mattison.
The corps of army engineers are
in charge of the power plant and
generation at Fort Peck. They have
announced plans for ~substation
alterations there to accommodate the
new lines and deliver power to the
bureau. Present output of the plant
is being delivered to the Montana
Power company for war production
by way of the government line from
Fort Peck TO the Rainbow substa-
ton near Great Falls.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
BIDS CALLED
FOR FT.PECK
POWER LINES
Reclamation Will Build 140-
Mile Strand to Glendive,
Frazer-W Wolf Point.
Bureau Announces Proposals to
Be Opened at Project on
July 10.

WASHINGTON-The bureau of
reclamation will open bids at Fort
Peck, Mont. July 10 for furnishing
labor and materials for construction
of a 115-kilovolt transmission line
from the Fort Peck power plant to
Glendive, Mont, and a 34.5 kilo-
volt transmission line from Frazer
to Wolf Point.
The 115-kilovolt line will extend
140 miles from the switching station
at the Fort Peck power plant to
the substatior to be constructed
in or near Glendive, the bureau said.
The 34.5-kilovolt line of approx
mately 20 miles will run from an
existing transmission line near
Frazer to the substation of the
Montana-Dakota Utilities company
at Wolf Point.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

sey are the niece nd son OF Mrs
Todd resi- rtively,
Mr.. and Mrs. .,enry Harris had
as Thanksgiving guests their two
DAUGHTERS ID grandchildren.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Lane Turkey day included Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson. Thomas Carey, Lily
Shelton OF Detroit and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reeves of Bibbins Mrs.
John Reeves is the recent bride OF
John Reeves and a newcomer to
Romulus.
The Junior choir OF Campbell
AME church. Whitaker. Mich.
presented a very fine program on
Sunday at $3.50 pm, to an audi
ence at Parks Memorial AME
church. Harold Carter is director
OF this splendid group. Parks Me-
mortal Junior choir served refresh
ments to their guests Miss Elean-
ore Vaughn is president.
The Romulettes met in their reg
ular meeting with Mrs. Vera DOLL
yer on Delano. II was birthday
week for members, Mrs. Sarah Wa
tiers ana Mrs. Clara Richardson.
They received beautiful and USE
full gifts from the other members
Mrs. Deliver served a delicious
luncheon which concluded a very
festive evening,
A joint Harvest Home concert
was given on Friday in Parks Me-
mortal AME church by the singing
groups OF the First Baptist church
and Parks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

pink" She has been shut in for
quite some time but has been very
cheerful.
Mrs. Lula Patterson Of Twenty
eighth street is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Tharles Robertson of
Cambridge. Ohio as her house
guest.
The Ford Local 600 Auxiliary
sent a race woman to the confer
ence in Chicago, Emma Williams
of French Road. Mrs. Williams is
regional director of Detroit.
Mrs. Mamie Sanders of Pitts
burgh is spending the winter with
the William Ellingtons Of VineWood
avenue.
Mrs. Susie Pettwsy OF McGraw
avenue was surprised with a BIRTH
day party by her son, Roscoe Eng
land. Lovely gifts were given and
an elegant repast topped the eve
ming. Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charleston, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Lewis, Mrs. Lillian Weeks, Mrs.
Weeks. Miss Margaret Moore,
Johnnie Summerall, Mrs Katie Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe England,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, Carl
Dawson. and others.
The Triangle club met with
Ernestyne johnson of Stanford ave-
nue. Tuesday and outlined plans for
their Christmas party. They were
lastly served and had an interest
ing meeting presided over by their
president, Mrs. Grace Jackson, who
recently returned from Los An
geles. Ladies out included Mes
danes Lucille Lee. Erma Wells
Ann Taylor, Hazel Cook, Frances
Owen. Lillian Arnold. Mable Brent
ford. Jennie Jones. Margaret
Causey. Mary Roberts Annabelle
Van Dorm, Mable Maslev. ONeal
Arlington. and Marian McClain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
The Party Line
BY MARIAN

Thanksgiving found many fami-
lies gathered together and making
merry over the festive fowl. It's
lust an annual custom to have
guests in and enjoy the day.
DR.. and Mrs. D. j. Graham and
two daughters went to Chicago for
the festive occasion with relatives.
The Blaine Fields always have
a large group of diners, and others
usually drop by on the big day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Evans, Ches-
ter Mulder. Mrs. Jewell Shaw, and
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Mills.
Lily Rockefeller of Stanton
avenue. also selected Chicago fof
the fun.
Clara AFTER made the most of the
occasion as she will soon leave ner
parents on Woodrow avenue and
be off with the WACs.
Sgt. Horace jefferson came home
for the day to see his parents. tn,
John Jeffersons OF Thirtieth street
and then later left TO stop By How
ard university to chat with HI
sister. Gloria.
The Katherine Durham compan!
enjoyed a tasty feast served afte
Thursday nights performance. viii
a few Detroiters participating. !
was quite a party down to the Cas-
theatre.
Pvt. James s. McClain will dasI
in Sunday just for the day, an
then be on his way back TO Cam
Breckenridge, Ky.
Roy Slater is up al Idlewild. try
ing his luck at deer hunting: II
certainly should see the catch Q
Dorothy and Lawrence Duncan. II
something TO rave about.
A delightful Thanksgivine fer'''
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
NOTES FROM MY
LITTLE BOOk

~ III DOO1
That stunning ermine hat and
nun you've seen pretty Margaret
Thomas wearing was a birthday
siti from Samuel
" X X
Bonnie Smith has something new
in the way OF bags It's huge
alligator affair. the largest we've
ever seen. with twin handles Bon
mes husband presented IL 10 her
when he returned from Hot
Springs. Arkansas
y n n
Mrs Louis c. Blount returned
from . sc.nt.llsting trip 10 New
York and Washington. D. C., Just
IN time for Thanksgiving
X X u
Or and Mrs william Bill
Coins are expecting the stork. This
Viii be their FIRST.
y \ \
Bessie Garvin. school teacher in
ST Louis was in town over the
week end, being her usual vivacious
self
When the combination OF the
Maurice Clarkes and Remus Rob-
inSons decide 10 give a party. you
can expect big doings. Saturday
night. they honored Miss Gladys
Taylor tall. stately visitor here
from Columbus, Ohio The Rob-
insons spacious recreation room
afforded the guests plenty OF space
to relax in. play games in, eat in.
etc
The guests did all three. Ca
pable Mrs. Gross was the cateress
and what meal! There was tur-
key. Virginia ham, salad. baked
beans. assorted rel shes assorted
breads, cheese and al the other
mountaineering mentiona bles that
go with supper.
In the throng Of Dctroitcrs. !
managed to see. Toni and Ben
Webster, Lcnore Ports. Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Cofcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Williams, Dr.. and Mrs
Charles Whitby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Thomas, Gladys Mills. DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Willis, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. Err.
nest Marshall, DR.. and Mrs Zen
T. Scsbrooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon
ScrugSs. . r. and Mrs. Andrew
Tondee Atty. and Mrs. Herbert
White. Mr.. and Mrs. lssac White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCampbell.
Or. and Mrs. James Owen. Dr.. and
Mrs. James Gillian. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Binford Smith. scores
of Others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Ont
ROn1nInS Way
- By KAY
By KAY

Sunday the senior choirs OF AL
len Temple and Quinn Chapel AME
churches OF Detroit presented an
afternoon recital at Parks Me-
mortal AME church. Music was
conducted by Directors Emma Kel.
ly and Curtis Davis. The Rev.
M. Davis, pastor OF Quinn Chapel,
accompanied his choir. After the
program. Parks Senior choir served
the visiting choirs refreshments.
Mrs. Sarah Waters, president, was
chairman of this part Of the pro-
gram. One hundred and fifty-three
dollars was raised.
THE Tacky Wedding" by Parks
Senior choir was repeated by re-
quest at Quinn Chapel church on
Friday.
Mrs. Brown OF Whitehorn avenue
was hostess TO the meeting Of the
Missionary Society OF First Bap-
fist church.
Ernest c. Mitchell has been con-
fined to his home for a week with
bad case of tonsillitis.
James Frazier, who returned
from the University Hospital on
Nov. IL, is improving rapidly.
The Romulettes Social club met
with Mrs. Sarah Waters OF White
horn avenue. An enjoyable eve
ming was spent, topped with a de-
licious luncheon. Mrs. Viola Har-
ris is president
The Rev. A. D. Evans Of Inkster,
who has done such remarkable
work there. was pulpit guest OF
Parks Memorial church Sunday.
Mesdames Agatha Bell. Vera DOL
liver, Sarah Waters. Viola Harris
and Emma X. Todd reported forty
dollars contributed for the War
Chest Drive in this district. The
committee wishes TO express their
appreciation to all Who contri-
buted.
Mrs. Malone of Whitehorn and
Mrs. Marion Mitchell of Bbbins
worshipped at the NE church on
Sunday. The Girl Scouts, a mixed
chapter, turned out en- masse. Mrs
Maude Malone is the Scout leader,
Mrs. Mitchell is her assistant
Mrs Maude Malone is doing jury
duty in Detroit.
Mrs. c. Garnette OF Long Beach,
Calf. was the house guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. Agatha Bell Of Grant
Road. II was their frst reunion in
twenty years.
Mrs. Chonita Middlebrooks and
small son. Edsel and Eugene Ker-
sey spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Todd Of Bibbins
Mrs Middlebrooks and Mrs. Ker-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

Weiss are doing a fine constructive
job with these young people.
The famous fighter, Ray Sugar
Robinson, was the house guest for
the week of the popular sportsman.
Thomas (Rooster) Hammond lof
Alger avenue
Miss Olga Miles Of the Katherine
Durham revue was house guest
during her stay OF the Willard Col
Inns OF American avenue.
The Russell MannS are so CRATE
full to their many friends for their
kindness and thoughtful remember.
ances during the summer and up &c
now as Mrs. Elise Pap Mann yoI
/ remember was seriously injured II
IN accident Now. she is recuperat
No rarid'y and is definitely in The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

occasion was the party that Girl
Scout Troop No. 472 of Hartford
Baptist church gave over to Kron
Center. The girls each invited
guests and believe me about 100
youngsters had jolly party,
Friday. Many parents acted as
chaperons. The sponsors, Mrs.
Hazel Williams and Miss Kathcrl"~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Bethune Circle
In Sunday Tea


Sunday afternoon members OF
the Mary Mcleod Bethune Circle
were hostesses at an elaborate tea
at the spacious home OF Mrs.
Charles c. Diggs of Boston boule-
ward. This club is under the direct
leadership of Mrs. Bethune and has
as its purposes: The building OF
better relationship among all races:
Financing scholarship for deserv-
ing college girls and boys; Keep
ing the Bethune Goodman college
library supplied with reading ma
terial; and assisting 4 any project
which is undertake the college.
Amid burning s and with
soft music furnisl y Ethel Potts,
Mrs. Diggs, the 2nizer Of the
Detroit Chapte' red tea, assist
ed by Billie ldy, katherine
Jones, Helen ,on, and Evadne
Kendall. Those '2sent were: Mary
McMorris. M ret Montgomery,
Juanita Meade, Iivienne Pettiford,
Capitola Griggs Dorothy p. Dams
by, Anna M. Toliver, Willie M.
Thomas, Cleota Parker, Iris Butler,
Louise Bradshaw and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Social Panorama
YOUNG MAN OF THE WEEK
Nv viviENNE

Arthur Drsyton Harris. honor
student a, Wayne, is q very MOD
es, young man. Arthur. who plans
10 become a physician. is 3 junior
in the Wayne medical school, and
will graduate next year. He Is
tSenty-tour years old and is
pledSed TO The Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Mayfair Social Club
Visits Disabled Vets

Members Of the Mayfair Social
club enjoyed pleasant bus trip
TO Battle Creek. Michigan, where
they visited veterans al the Percy
Jones hospital. They visited espec-
tally Cpl Nathan Moore of Mime
sofa. and Pvt Jerome Armstrong.
husband Of Mrs. Josephine Arm
strong, treasurer OF the club. Other
members who took the trip were
Misses Bobbie Boyce and Dorothy
Hobby. Mrs. Margaret Turner and
Mrs. Otha Rogers.
Al the next meeting. plans will
be made for another visit during
the Christmas holidays to take gifts
10 the servicemen.