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Evening star., 1949-09-25

cartoon version of the Cinderella legend,
which is now beyond what the studio calls
the rough-cut stage. Two girls split the
credits, with radio singer Ilene Woods sup
plying the voice for Cinderella, and dancer
Helene Stanley modelling for the animation.
Well advanced is Disneys most ambitious
film since Fantasia" his all-cartoon YER
sion of Alice in Wonderland" with Ed
Wynn as the voice and the model for the
Mad Halter. and l1-year-old British-born
Kathryn Beaumont as the voice of Alice.
The rough drawings on this page are the
first to be released for publication.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Dear SirS:
am using your new Swans Down Instant
Cake Mix for all my cakes these days, and
want to say it is "Me'' finest product of its
kind on the market today. 1t is definitely
'homemade' cake in a package.
MRS DELBERT BOOSTRoM,
Victoria, Ill.
That ''homemade" quality in Swans Down
Instant Cake Mix comes from using ingredi-
ents as fine as you'd use yourself, Mrs.
Boostrom. Egg whites that taste farm-fresh,
prepared by an exclusive process. Long-keep-
ing, all-vegetable shortening. Delicate, home
type fiavoring. And most important Of all,
Swans Down Cake Flour.
Dear Sirs:
l Just felt should write you note to tell
you how much like your Swans Down In
slant Cake Mix.
had used two boxes and baked big
cake to take to a reunion. Everyone raved
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Read Mese letters

about my wonderful cake, and lot Of
women came to me for the recipe. 1t sure
didn't take me long, as said to them, Just
60 to the store and buy two boxes of Swans
Down Instant Cake Mix"
MRS. GLENN B. BARNER,
Lemoyne, Pa.
We hope, Mrs. Barner, that your friends
won't all start using two boxes at time. We
have hard time keeping stores stocked!
Dear Sirs:
am a mother with two children and one is
just baby. So you see, it's hard to make
cakes the old way. as it takes away valuable
time. But now it's l-2-3 and you have
cake, and must say it's even better than
one can make herself.
MRS. JOHN YANUZZI,
Cleveland, O.
When you say it beats your own, Mrs.
Yanuzzi, you're in good company-a lot Of
prize-winning cakemakers say the same.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Hollywood's famous cartoonist
turns out three new major films
TlHE Walt Disney Studio is operating
l. full blast The picture on the cover is
from the completed "Ichabod and Mr..
Toad" a doubleheader cartoon feature
combining The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
and the Kenneth Grahame fantasy, Wind
in the Willows" Bing Crosby's modified
drawl supplies the voice for the immortal
Yankee schoolmaster, Ichabod Crane.
Virtually completed also is Disney's all
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Sunday School
Plans Given

The KenneWlck Metnodlst
Church Sunday school Christmas
day will meet at 9:45 In the
church basement. This is for all
classes, young and old alike.
There will be the singing OF
Christmas Carols, the telling OF
Christmas stories and the show
ing Of the Christmas story in
colored pictures.
At 1885 the Christmas church
service will be held. The pastor
will complete his series Of ser
mons on "Our Faith in Christ"
preaching on the subject "The
Purpose OF the incarnation"
The service for the dedication
of a new home will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil.
bert Clodfelther, west of town.
Last spring their home burned
to the ground and they now
have it replaced with a fine
new home. The members and
friends of the church are invit.
ed to attend the service Of dedi-
cation at 8 p. m, Dec. %.
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My prayer is that during this Holy Time, you and
will catch enough of the real Spirit of Christmas to carry
us over into each day of the coming New Year. After
Christmas Day it may seem all over But it really ism
Real Christmas be lived in hearts and lives to.
superintendent once who surprised everyone during his
worship service Sunday morning in June by having
us sing "Joy To The World. And wry not? ssn - -.
Real joy comes not only for day. Of whatever Faith
are real creative joy be contained in our program
M vg to s had
experience Such an experience must be shared what
will you share with others-after Christmas! -,
Because of Christmas, will you and bemore consd-
crate kind and more understanding toward otners!
When these Shepherds returned home, they found the
aches But they able to meet these things They
had within hearts, that eternal experience They had
the they had gorified God they nao
been a little closer to God
When they returned home after Christmas these ere.
ye m r. he IN bear
at Christmas te-then it is wrong to do these Things
every other day of the year.
themselves That is the real and Spirit OF Christ
How much will be changed spiritually after this
or will we slip back into theiod groove and sayO we'll
it's over, Christmas comes but once year..
shop the bus driver the sick shuns all Of us have
our problems and heartaches after Christmas Peope
need your JOY and love after coss 20
standing and friendship Let's CLEAN something from tns
Christmas that will last for each day next year. Like these
Shepherds-WiH you and / be changed lnWardly ana
spiritually after December 25th? If and we re-
fleet it in our daily living then will be truly keeping
the real Spirit of Christmas.
!, The words of Henry VanDyke come to me: "Are you
willing stoop down and consider the needs and the de-
sres of little children; to remember the weakness and
loneliness of people who growing DID, to stop asking
how much your friends love you and ask yourself Wheher
other people bear their mearts to try to under
stand what those who live in the house with you
really without waiting for them to tell you to trim
your lamp so that it will give light and less smoke
and to carry in front that your shade will fall pc
hind you; to make for your ugly thoughts and
garden for your kindly feelings with the gate openand
are you willing do these things even for day! Then
you can keep Christmas.
"Are you willing believe that love the strongest
thing in the world-stronger than hate, stronger than
iev stronger than deathThen you can keep Christmas
And if you keep it for day, why not always?
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Christnus Story
To Be Related

The Christmas story will be
told in films, songs, and sermon
at the Northwest United Pro-
testant church this Sunday.
The church school hour begins
at 9:45 a. m. and will close with
a special program at 1890 a.
M at which time the Christmas
message will be given with the
use Of the flannel-graph.
The Rev. Claude P. Sabin,
pastor, will speak at the II a.
m. service on, "The Meaning of
Christmas" Mrs. Leslie M. Lyall,
minister Of music, will direct
the adult choir in the Christmas
music. Those desiring namber-
ship into the church will be re-
ceived at the close of the SER
vice.
The Children's church, under
the direction of Mrs. Claude P.
Sabin, VIII observe the day with
a special program which will
include the showing of colored
films depicting the birth OF
Jesus.
The church meets in Spalding
school in Richland.
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Confession
Set Today

Confessions will be heard IN
ST, Patrick's Catholic church to.
day from 3-5 p. m. and from
7-S D. m, Father William
Schmidt announced.
Midnight Mass will begin
promptly at IL p. m. Saturday
with Father McCabe as the cele-
The adult choir. under the
direction of Ralph Augustave,
will sing the "Missa de Angels.
Befere the Midnight Mass the
traditional Christmas Hymns
will be sung by the adult choir.
Holy Masses Christmas morn
ing are at 8, $3.50. and II. The
Children's choirs will sing
Christmas hymns at the $3.50
and IL masses.
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Radio Logs
2 Services

A bullying stocking or enter.
tainment - packed with gifts
of talent from an outstanding
cast of big-name movie and
radio stars - is the idea back
OF an hour.long program that
will be aired on Christmas day
by KWIE. >.~~ .-:~.r-~sz s-.a
The program will be broad.
cast from 1 to 2 p. m. Christmas
day.
Rarely has the Tri-city radio
audience been given an oppof.
tunity to enjoy so great a gal.
axy of World Broadcasting sys-
tenn stars. The show presents
beautifully. arranged Christmas
music, which reaches its climax
in Lyn Murray's orchestral and
choral rendition of a joyous,
heart.touching Christmas med.
lev. Included in the medley are:
"Jingle Bells" white Christ.
mas" Skaters Waltz" and %
Come All Ye Faithful" IT,.
A program highlight is ar
original play entitled '.Mr. Stone
and the Christmas Angels" star
ring Dick Haynes, Herbert But
terfield, Francis x. Bushman
Ed Begley, Jane Webb, Charlie
Lung, and GeGe Pearson.
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Christmas
Program

Dec. Is a pageant depicting
the Christmas story was pre-
sented by the Christian Youth
Fellowship and by the Chi-Rho
intermediate groups of the
church. Directing the pageant
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hawk.
ms, assisted by Mrs. Wendell
Reymore and Mr.. and Mrs. Wen.
dell Shelton, and Mrs. Richard
Riegel.
The beautiful Christmas dec.
orations in the sanctuary were
provided by the Madonna circle
under the leadership of Mrs
Esther Vinson, with Mrs. Ruth
Niche as Decoration committee
chairman. The Madonna circle
has taken as their project the
identifying of the sanctuary
with appropriate flowers and
other decorations of the season
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Church Has
Yule Porty
This Week

Dec. 81 the Kennewick Chris
tan church Sunday school held
its annual Christmas program
with Santa Claus and treats for
the Riddles.
Music was furnished by the
Beginners Department under the
leadership Of Mrs. lola Reavis,
and a playlet Santa Claus's
Penthouse" was presented by
the primary and junior depart
ments.
The primary department sup
erintendent is Mrs. Goldie Earn
est, and Miss Willie Strong is
the superintendent Of the jun.
ior department. They were as.
sisted by Mrs. E. H. Laird, Miss
Murrl Evans, Mrs. Perle Bryan.
Mrs. Wendell Reymore, Mrs.
Richard Riegel and Miss Ramona
Turner.
The stage was prepared by
Burch Sturgeon and w. P. Conn.
More than $50 attended. All of
the children received treats from
Santa Claus.
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Church States
YuIe Services

Christmas Festival services at
Richlands Lutheran church will
be at $40 and il. q. m. with
Pastor Grimsrud preaching on,
unto Us "A Saviour.
The Youth choir will sing,
go Ye to Bethlehem, q Spanish
Christmas song translated by
Ruth Heller, at the first service.
At the second service the Senior
choir anthem will be s'The Same
Star Shines" by Steen, with Mil.
dred Knapcik singing the solo
portion. The Junior choir will
sing Never Do Bells Ring More
Sweetly."
The Youth league will meet
at Z p. m. Sunday at the church
to 60 on a hayride caroling
party.
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Watch Porty.
lis PI tanned

The Fourth annual New Years
Eve Watch social and worship
service will be held in the Ken.
newick Christian church, Dec.
81 at 8 p. m. -
The sound movie, Beyond
Our Own" will be presented.
This is a story Of the part tnat
Christianity can play in ousi'
ness life.
There will be social hour
with refreshments, followed py
a candle light worship service
in the sanctuary. There Will at.a De
no charge, but free VIII olt 4sa
ing will be taken to detIay .ne
expense of the film, the oaiancs
to 90 to the young people ~.
the purchase Of recreation
material to be used In the ex.
banded recreational program Oh
the church. &c.,.
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gationa1 church.

gational church.
This is not a course in religion
but in essential psychology. II
is open to anyone interested IN
the Tri-City area. DR.. Smith has
had considerable experience In
the field of psychology both as
to training and counselling. He
was associated for two years
with DR.. Roy A. Burkhart, promi.
nent psychologist and author.
The first session will be on
Jan. II, but it will be up to the
class to choose a definite night
for the sessions. The registration
fee will be one dollar for the SIX
weeks to cover cost of materials
that will be used during the class
sessions. Registration cards will
be available at the first session
The procedure will be the open.
ing lecture by the Rev. Smith
each evening followed by a elm.
ical discussion session.
This course will be of interest
to parents, teachers, business
men, and statesmen, and anyone
interested in the development OF
a wholesome personality. The
growth of the personality, the
problems of parents, salesman.
Ship, how to get along with PEG.
pie, the basic understanding OF
life, and other phases will be
covered.
The class will meet only one
night each week for six weeks
Business men are invited to en-
roll their statesmen, and employ
ees as basic psychological fun.
damentals which apply to bust
ness and salesmanship will be
covered.
The Rev. Smith has had con.
siderable experience in working
with personal problems, school
personality tests, interviewing in
dividuals recommended to him
by hospitals, schools, factories
and has done extensive work IN
family counselling, also pre-nar'
rage counselling. While in To-
ledo, Ohio, he had many lnol'
viduals sent to him by the To-
ledo Council of Churches. Dr,
Smith is an exponent OF the
Adolph Meyer school OF psycho'
biology and psychology.
Further information about the
course may be had by calling
Pasco 3611. The opening night OF
the class is Jan. IL at 1880 pm.
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- Church News OF Posco, Kennewick And Richlond
RichIond CUP Church
To Present Concert

a concert OF sacred Christmas
music Christmas night at 7:5o
In the church.
The concert will tell the story
OF the birth of Christ in story,
song and colored pictures. Fea.
tured numbers for the concert
will be, 20, Night of Holy Mem.
ory" with Viva Webster singing
the solo.
Bob Campbell will do the solo
part in the ever popular Christ.
mas number, "Gesu Bambino".
Billy Mills on the violin accom-
panied by Mrs. z. A. Foskett
at the organ will do Schubert's
ave Maria.
Other numbers will feature
Beverly Boyd, Betty Bell, Gene
Campbell, Martha Suckow, Mar.
saret Tucker, Cecil Bell, Albert
Hester, and Trueman Tucker.
The concert is under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Harold M. Jones
and Will be accompanied by Mrs.
Foskett. Jones will be in charge
Of special effects.
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"Christian Science" is the sub
sject of the Lesson.Sermon which
4will be read next Sunday in all
branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scien-
,tist, in Boston.
= Golden Text: Luke. "Glory to
God in the highest, and on earth
peace, good will towards men,"
= The following verse from John
lis included in the Lesson-Ser-
mon: "He that believeth on me,
the works that I do shall he do
also: and greater works than
these shall he do; because ! 60
unto my Father. And will pray
the Father, and he shall give
you another Comforter, that he
may abide with you for ever"
From Science and Health with
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Pageant Slated
For Sunday

The annual Christmas pro.
gram and pageant to be pre-.
scented by the departments of the
Kennewick Baptist church school
will be Sunday at 1880 p. m.
The Holy Night" a pageant
will have the following cast:
Shepherds, David Hackbirth,
Brian Gerards, and Tom Wright
wise men, Paul Dahlberg, Ray
mond Lee, and Walter Crayne;
Mary: Dorothy Hunt; Joseph,
Ken Carson; angel; Donna Hack.
birth; reader, Rae Roberts.
Several young people will form
q chorus, singing various well
known Christmas hymns during
the pageant. At the piano is
Mrs. w. r. Elliott, while Mr.. w.
r. Elliott 10 directing the pre-
sentation.
In the morning ut 9:45, the re.
Rular session of the church
school will be held. At IL o'clock,
the pastor will have as his
theme: From the Realms of
Glory, and the choir will pre-.
sent musical numbers.
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THE COURIER.hERALD
Page 2 Dec. ~. l949
Family
Worship
Planned

The West Side United Prostes.
tant church, Richland, will have
a Family Worship service Christ
mas Day at 1890 am. in the
Marcus Whitman" cafeteria.
The service will be the Christ.
mas Story" in Scripture and
Song, featuring the three choirs
and special soloists. The Junior
choir will sing, Beautiful Hills
of Judea and 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem" The Intermediate
Choir numbers will be There's a
Song in the Air" and II Heard
the Bells on Christmas Day." The
two numbers to be sung by the
Adult Choir are, 20 Come, O
Come Emmanuel" and angels
We Have Heard on High"
The special soloists will be
Shirley Gibson, singing "Jesu
Bambino," and Devere Erb sing.
ing "The Lords Prayer" Erb was
the bass soloist for the Choral
society presentation of ''The Mes
siah." Mrs. Robert Siletto will
play several numbers on the
marimba.
Another feature Of the service
will be the playing of the IA.
miliar Christmas carols on the
Hammond organ, loaned to US
for the occasion by one Of the
members.
All children will worship to-
gether with their parents for this
Family service, there being no
Sunday school scheduled for the
day. Parents will present child.
rem for baptism and dedication,
and new members will be well
coined into the church fellowship.
Open house will be held at the
manse on Wednesday evening
from z pm. after which there
will be a congregational bust.
ness meeting for the election Of
officers and the dispatch Of other
necessary business, according to
the paster, the Rev. Irwin N.
Morris.
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Posco Church,
Gives Plans

The First Baptist church OF
Pasco is planning two Christmas
services Sunday. In the morning
service the pastor will speak on
"The Glories of the Incarnation"
The ladies of the Church Choir
will sing the number, "Allelulia."
Sunday evening at 7:45 the
Sunday school will present Its
Christmas program.
The church recently held a fell
lowship dinner in conjunction
with the First Baptist church OF
Richland. Following the dinner
there was the singing of Choir
us's and then a discussion of the
Birth of Christ by two of the
deacons, S. S. Sherry, and Mr..
Herbert Talen. Other testimonies
were also given concerning the
meaning of Christmas.
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:1Chrisfiun Science
Subject For Sunday

Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is the following cor
relative statement: "In the words
of st. John: He shall give you
another Comforter, that he may
abide with you forever This
Comforter I understand to be Di-
vine Science"
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One ouudrupIet
In Poris Posses

PARIS, Dec. % tR-One Of the
four boy quadruplets born We'd
nesday to Madame Andree Sorel
at Sailly-Saillisel, near Lille,
died last night. The other three,
kept in an incubator, are report
ed in satisfactory health. They
weigh about two pounds each.
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Choral Music
To Be Featured

- A program of Christmas choral
music will be presented at 7:30
D. m. Christmas night in the
Richland Baptist church, George
washington Way and Wordrop
street. ~~ ---~ ---.--.-
Miss Imogene Baker, music
director Of the church will pre-
sent both the senior and inter-
mediate choirs in a traditional
program to which all are in
Vited.,.
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enlng experience. 1t was
deeply spiritual. No doubt
they would like to have
stayed there in Bethlehem.
God had revealed so many
wonderful things to them.
These Shepherds had caught
a glimpse of the Christ
Child.
It is very important at this
Holy Season that you and I
catch a glimpse of the real
Spirit of Christmas. But the
time came when the Shep-
herds had to return home.
The Scripture says "And
when they had seen it, they
made known abroad the say
ing which was told them
concornino this Chi1d0
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Choir Sing
Scheduled
For Tonight

Richland Lutheran Senior
choir will present its sixth an.
nual "Candlelight Service OF
Song Christmas Eve at 9 p. m
A piano string quartet will
provide contrast to the vocal
music, in prelude and offertory
selections. Mrs. Gordon Pappas,
pianist, will be guest organist
for the choir; Mrs. Charles
Schultz, cellist, is a guest also.
Mrs. ]. M. Grimsrud, violinist,
directs the choir and Ralph
Anderson, violist, is a member
of the choir. For a prelude they
have chosen two movements
from Mozart's Quartet No. 3
ALLEGRO Moderate" and Lar.
glutto", the characteristic JOY
Gus sparkle in melody and
rhythm of which seem particu-
larly appropriate to the occa.
sion.
For the offertory they will play
the delicately melodious Ada
gio" from Mendelssohn's Quar-.
tet No. 2.
70 OPEN SERVICE
A candlelight professional 20
Little Town of Bethlehem" opens
the service. Following the In
vocation by Pastor Grimsrud,
the choir presents the anthems
"Christmas Shows of Sweden
a carol arranged by Harvey
Gaul, and .This Night. by F.
M. Cristiansen. Miss Shirley
Blodgett, voice student at c. W.
C.. E., will sing .Jesus Bambino"
| by Pietro Yon. The Christmas
Gospel from Luke will be read
by Pastor Grimsrud, and choir
response in the carol, ANGELS
We Have Heard on High, and
the Christensen anthem, Cali
NV Heart this Night Rejoices"
The congregation joins the choir
in singing Silent Night"
Mrs. r. w. Shine will sing,
"Mary's Slumber Song" by Reg
er. Ralph Peters will sing "Jesus
of Nazareth, by Mckinney.
TWO LATIN CAROLS
Two Latin. American carols,
"Hasten Now Ye Sheperds" and
Lullaby for Jesus" are in the
next group of anthems together
with Lullaby on Christmas
Eye, by F. M. Christensen,
Shirley Blodgett singing the solo
part.
Following the reading of the
Christmas gospel from Matthew,
the choir will sing 20: Holy
Night" Adam arranged by Dud.
ley Buck with Mrs. Robley John
son and Melford Nellermoe in
solo parts. 1.-THE Same Star
Shines. by Steen. with Miss
Knapcik, soloist, and the final
anthem, Mozart's Gloria.
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Psychology Course
Offered In Pusco

"How to Achieve a Wholesome
Personality" is the title of a six
weeks psychology course to be-
gin Jan. II. This course is open
to the public. The series is to
be offered by DR.. Ivan Robert
Smith and will be held in Eel.
lowship hall of the Pasco Congre.
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SmoII As They Come

PAUL, Neb., = (UPl JILL JILL
Gals Of school district Oh we -
of here claim they have one u
the smallest districts in, the ma.
ton. At least, they say there can
be none smaller. The only stu.
dent is Carol Jane Winkelnake'
6, a second. grade pupil.
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5-Minufe Sermon
Christmas And Love
BY The REV. IVAN ROBERT SMITH
Pastor, Pdsco congregational Church

"And the Shepherds returned clarifying and prasing
God for all the things they had heard and it
told unto them" These the words in the Gospel
cordng to Saint Luke which give report of that first
Christmas experience. love Christmas the holiday
Carols All of these things part of the Spirit of
Christmas And wish to every reader and his loved
the merrest of Chrsmases and God bless you
and your loved ones. 80
The ShepherdS that first Christmas had enrich:
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Believed Reaction

LEWISTON, Ida, - (UP) -
Sundy Mcdonald, nurse at the
North Central Idaho health unit,
complained of headaches for 10
days after she had fallen against
a dresser while making a bed.
An X-ray examination provided
the reason; a fractured skull.
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Arrives Ry Amhulanee

BROOKLINE, MASS, - (UP)
- Mrs. Catherine Riley, q hos.
pital employe, started for work
by bus and arrived by ambu-
lance. She was hospitalized at
her place Of employment after
4 bus truck collision.
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AS a climax to the 1919 Christ.
mas season the youth choir OF
the Central United Protestant
church in Richland Will present